Washington and Lee University - Calyx Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 308 of the 1983 volume:

m THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY K- Washington and Lee University r l r ; r ; f: ?5 i r ; l i CALYX 1983 WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY TABLE OF CONTENTS Lexington and Rockbridge County 4 The Gniversity 18 Sports 32 The Year 46 Seniors 148 Underclassmen 208 Fraternities 242 Photo Gallery 276 Advertisements 282 i i m r ,; - - i ■ ,.w ? ' . i - LEXINGTON AND ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY 16 THE UNIVERSITY 1 FOOTBALL It was a bittersweet year for Coach Gary Fallon ' s defending ODAC champions. On a cold, windswept Movember day in Washington, the Generals nnanaged to nail down a third consecutive winning season (5-4) by edging Georgetown 6-0 on a fif- teen yard touchdown pass from sopho- more quarterback John Thompson to se- nior flanker Jerry Thompson. But there were some frustrating mo- ments along the way. We played in a wind which took away most of our passing game. We had troubles with kick-offs, snaps . . . We missed a pair of first-and- goal opportunities in the first half, noted Fallon. The problems encountered on the last day of the season mirrored similar frustra- tions during the season. All-ODAC quarter- back Al Paradise went down with an injury in the homecoming game against Ran- dolph-Macon . . . Hampden-Sydney pre- vailed 3-0 on Wilson Field ... Six second half turnovers undid a 20-7 halftime lead against Sewanee. But as in the final game, the Generals overcame adversity. ' Tm pleased with the way we bounced back . . . our players could have just washed out the remaining games, said Fallon. By season ' s end, the bad taste was gone. The Generals ripped Catholic 41-0 in the final home game for the team ' s seniors. The offense rolled into high gear behind alternating quarterbacks John Thompson, who threw for two touchdowns, and Para- dise, who ran for two scores. Senior end Ken Manganieilo — one of the tri-captains along with Chris Cavalline and senior wide receiver Phil Hrabar — led an inspired de- fensive effort with three quarterback sacks. Senior multi-purpose back Cavalline was named to the All-Conference first team along with Manganieilo, senior offensive tackle Andy Foley and junior center Glenn Kirschner. Foley, Kirschner and Cavalline, who was last year ' s ODAC player of the year, were selected for the second straight nior fullback Ken Robinson contributed 200 yards on the ground, sophomore tail- back Gene Girard picked up 145 yards rushing and freshman Frank Surface added 120 yards. Cavalline and Jerry Thompson led the team in catches with 1 9 a piece. Defensively, the Generals were tops in the conference for the second year in a row. Manganieilo led the way with 55 solo tack- les, including 14 for losses: senior lineback- er Don Kellerman added 49 solo efforts to go with the two fumble recoveries and an interception. Senior safetyman Marty Thomas, who had 36 solo efforts, inter- cepted five passes on the season. Sopho- more cornerback Scott Henderson had four interceptions and junior safety Bob Jenevein three. Second team all ODAC selections in- cluded Jerry Thompson, junior tight end Dave Judge, junior guard Dan Seal, junior linebacker John Cole, senior place kicker Bill Devine, junior guard Craig Reiliy and safety man Thomas. Cavalline closed out a brilliant career at W L The dynamic tailback accumulated 2,086 yards rushing, a school record 152 points scored, a 34.8 yard average on 1 32 career punts and 764 yards on 62 catches. Cavalline led the team in rushing with 483 yards on 155 carries this season. Se- ' U Lower Left: Coaches Boyd Williams. Gary Fallon and Chuck O ' Conneil. Left: ODAC ' s top defense digs in. Below: All-conference center Glenn Kirscher. Lower Right: Exhausted Jon Elder take; a breather. -%. CROSSCOUNTRY It was a fall filled with success for the Generals cross country team. The harriers had never finished higher than fourth in the ODAC in the league ' s seven year existence, but behind a pair of All-Conference runners they won the conference crown in competi- tion at W L. Junior Angus McBryde and sophomore Frank Pittman paced the Generals in the conference showdown against defending ODAC champion Roanoke College, Lynch- burg, Catholic, Bridgewater, E H and Hanpden-Sydney. McBryde finished sec- ond overall and Pittman fifth in the 56- runner field and were accorded All- Conference honors for their efforts. McBryde, who was All-Conference a year ago as the Generals posted an 8-3 mark in dual meets, ran the 8000 meter course in 26:57, just 17 seconds off the pace. He ran a 25;47 in last year ' s Regionals. Senior captain Jon Kelafant finished ninth, freshman Bob Glenn 12th and fresh- man Ron Moody 17th to complete the Generals scoring. McBryde, Pittman, Kelafant, Glenn and junior Paul Chapman competed in the MCAA Division 111 South Regional Qual- ilying Meet in Lynchburg to conclude the season. The Generals finished fourth in the eleven-team field with McBryde finishing sixth overall. In the 79-runner field Pittman finished 11th, Kelafant 16th, Glenn 31st and Chapman 37th. The Generals ' veteran coach Dick Miller was named ODAC Coach of the Year to cap the storybook season. In his 31 st season as the cross country coach. Miller led the team to a 10-2 dual meet mark, which tied his 1977 team (10-5) for most wins in a sea- son. Posting his eleventh winning season in the last thirteen years, and 22nd winning season overall. Miller also recorded his 180th career cross country meet win. Said Miller, It was simply a sake of how much everybody wanted the title. Our run- ners wanted it more ... Holding the com- petition on the W L course, combined with the fact that the Generals had never finished higher than fourth in the Confer- ence standings, had to make the season even more satisfying to the man who has given so much of his life to W L athletics. SOCCER Seventh-year coach Rolf Piranian ' s senior-laden corps turned In an 8-3-2 record, including three consecutive wins to end the season, and a second place confer- ence finish in a season filled with high points. We said before the season began that to be successful we ' d have to get good play and leadership fronn the seniors. They lived up to that challenge. They ' re the best seniors I ' ve worked with, said Piranian. Returning eighteen lettermen, including seniors Tad Renner on defense, Tom Elder at forward. Goalie Kirk Mancer, nnidfielder MarkCarduner, forward Brad Poorman and forward Jerry Moyer, the team notched several memorable achievements. Piranian ' s veteran crew whipped VMl 3-1 in the second annual United Way Collegiate Cup. Sophomore defenseman Rob Cole- man, junior Ted Petrides and sophomore Gary Clements tallied in the big win. Earlier in the season the Generals had narrowly missed upsetting ODAC power- house Lynchburg College before settling for a 1-1 overtime tie. Freshman Bill Holmes, a starter at forward, scored the lone W L goal. The Generals stayed in the running for a Division 111 play-off spot throughout most of the season, and as it turned out barely missed qualifying for the Va. Intercollegiate Soccer Association Tournament. The Generals set a school record by scoring 38 goals. Poorman led the team with 10 goals, including three in the 7-1 victory over Maryville, and Holmes added five goals. Coleman scored four. Elder four and junior midfielder Roland Simon had three goals. Poorman, Carduner and Moyer led the team with four assists each. Senior goaltender Mancer finished with eleven career shutouts, including a pair in the final two games of the season, to tie Kevin Carney ' s 1980 school record. On the season, Mancer recorded 71 saves and allowed just 11 goals all year. Renner and Carduner were the Generals co-captains. Renner, a four year starter, and Poorman were named first team all ODAC performers while Carduner was named to the second team. It was the second straight first team selection for Renner. Renner, Poorman and Simon were chosen to play in the 12th annual Va. Inter- collegiate Soccer Association East-West All-Star Match at season ' s end. Above: Soccer team celebrates after goal. Far right: Junior Matt Ravencraft Uies to steal ball. Right: Senior forward Brad Poorman drives on goal. WATER POLO W ' : V % ' -•: — - ' ■ N --.; ? •♦ i- ; « ' m i ;,• . flrfu ' . : •.r ! ' - ' i ■ -.tja f- V is -SJi •r -x- Logging another highly impressive campaign, Page Remiilard ' s water polo stalwarts finished 26- 9 and successfully defended the Southern League Championship. Coming off a 31-5 mark a year ago, the team was led by the first team Division 111 Ail-American Erik Peterson and featured returning starters ju- nior Rand McClain, junior Tim Rock, junior Matt Ravencraft, junior Kevin Kadesky and sophomore Bobby Pearson. One of the season ' s highlights was a big 16-11 win over Slippery Rock State in the Bucknell In- vitational. The long elusive win was the General ' s first in the eight tries against the perennial water polo power. The defending state champions lost this sea- son ' s title match to Richmond 12-11. Remiilard ' s team avenged the setback by rallying from a 5-3 halftime deficit to down Richmond 13-7 in the finals of the Southern League Championships. Wins over Duke 16-5, UlSC-Wilmington 14-4, George Washington 12-1 and (JVA 22-6 led to the title, which gave the Generals a berth in the East- ern Championships in Indianapolis. Peterson, McClain, Ravencraft, Rock and Peter- son were named to the Southern All-League Team. The sixth-seeded Generals met third-seeded Navy in the opening round of the Eastern Cham- pionships. Having lost twice to the Midshipmen during the regular season 19-18 and 18-16, the Generals built an 8-6 third quarter lead. Navy came back to go ahead 11-10, but Peterson fired in a goal to tie the score at 1 1-1 1 with 37 seconds left to play. However, Navy got a man-up goal with just 1 1 seconds to play. A last second shot by Peterson, who had thirteen goals in Indianapolis in three games, caroomed off of the goal post and the Generals went down to a heartbreaking defeat. Those last 11 seconds were the difference between our being third in the championship and being seventh. We ' ll spend the next nine months working to make up those 1 1 seconds, said Re- millard, whose four-year record at W L is a spark- ling 94-35. Peterson and goalie Kevin Kadesky were accorded second team All-East honors for their play in Indianapolis. The Generals lost to Harvard 1 1 -9 after falling to Navy, but came back to romp past Richmond 20-3 and finish seventh in the East. Peterson fired home 1 24 goals on the season to lead the team. McClain scored 81 goals, Raven- craft 81 and Rock 68. .ETBALL Generals ' basketball reached two mile- stones during the 14th annual W L Invita- tional, which the hosts won with a 1 15-73 thumping of Lebanon Valley in the finals. Coach Verne Canfield. in his 1 9th season as the Generals ' basketball mentor, logged his 300th career win. He finished the sea- son with a 310-178 mark and with his 16th winning season at W L The 115 points scored against Lebanon Valley also repre- sented the most points ever scored by a Canfield team at W L. Junior guard Bill Yates was named the tournament MVP. Meanwhile, 6-5 senior forward Brian Hanson, who was accorded first team All- Conference honors for the second year in a row, became only the 12th player in school history to score 1 ,000 points in a career. Hanson, who averaged 16.0 points per game and 8.3 rebounds, was later named to the Division 111 South Atlantic Regional All-Star Team. Led by senior captains Hanson, Frank Eppes and Jay Fechtel, the Generals wound up with a 1 7- 1 mark on the season, bowing out of the Conference cham- pionships with a 65-60 loss to Roanoke College in the semifinals. A late rally by the Generals fell short. An earlier loss to Roanoke, the defending ODAC champions and the second ranked team in the nation, was a season highlight nonetheless. The Generals led Roanoke 20-6, and 41-29 at the half in what Canfield termed, ' One of the best games ever played in the Conference. The Generals were clinging to a 65-61 lead with four minutes left before the Ma- roons went ahead 67-65. Junior forward John Lee Graves tied the score with just over two minutes to play but Roanoke went back in front 69-67. Finally 6-10 senior center Frank Eppes dropped in a layup with eight seconds left to send the game into overtime. After the first overtime period ended in a still unresolved tie, Roanoke took an 83-80 lead with 19 seconds remaining in the sec- ond OT period. But Yates knocked in a long three pointer with seven seconds left to send the game into a third overtime where the Maroons eventually prevailed. Graves M=i(i ?6 points. Vates 25. Hanson 24, Eppes 1 . and junior qiiard Chris Baldwin added two points ha fl5 ' S- • - ' -■i.l -;- -it : :4 ' ;. - i SWIMMIMG After a 4-4 dual match record. Page Re- millard ' s swimmers qualified five indi- viduals for the NCAA Division 111 Cham- pionships held March 15-16-17. At the Virginia Senior Championships in Blacksburg, junior Gary Meyer qualified in the 100-yard freestyle and sophomore Ta- ber Smith earned a spot on the 400-yard freestyle relay team. A week earlier at Wilmington, sopho- more Bobby Pearson, sophomore Tim Stanford and freshman John Moody all qualified for the championships. Moody, Pearson, Meyer and Stanford swam in the 800-yard freestyle relay team; Meyer, Smith, Moody and Pearson com- peted in the 400-yard relay event; Moody qualified in the 1 00-yard; and Meyer in the 50-yard freestyle. Freshman David Lewis posted a person- al best time in the 200-yard freestyle at the Virginia Championships. WRESTLING Fifth-year Head Coach Gary Franke and company pro- duced an outstanding 9-2 wrestling nnark in 1983, highlight- ed by a second place finish in the W L College Invitational. The second place finish in the eight-team field was the result of eight individual wins, giving the hosts eight top-four finishers. Freshman Larry Anker at 134 won an individual crown; freshman Win Phillips at 158 took second place honors; sophomore Jeff Dixon at 1 90, freshman Andy Foley at 1 26 and junior Tim White at 1 50 won third place honors; and junior team captain Tim Valliere at 167, junior heavyweight Carlton Peebles and freshman Brian Lifsted at 118 recorded fourth place finishes. Other highlights during the season included wins over Davidson 36- 1 9, Loyola 47-3 and Hampden-Sydney 42-8 in a quadrangular match victory that included wins by Dixon, Valliere (3), White (3), Phillips (2), Foley, Anker and senior Win Sisson at 142. Six Generals picked up pins against Furman — Dixon, Anker, Sisson, White, Phillips and Dave Johnston at 177. White, Peebles and Dave Nichols at 134 had pins against LaSalle. In the season finale against Longwood, Peebles scored a two-point takedown in the final seconds of his match to win 7-6 and give the Generals the dual match to win. Five Generals went to Trenton, N.J. to participate in the NCAA Division 111 East Regional Tournament. Dixon was fourth at 190 in the regionals. Above, Left: The Generals in action against Roanoke. Left Inset; Bill Yates. Right Inset; John Lee Graves. Left: Coach Remillard cheers his swimmers on. Above: Sophomore wrestler Jeff Dixon. BASEBALL Last season Jim Murdock ' s baseball Generals lost six one-run gannes and three two-run games on the way to a 9-20 ledger. Winning half of those games would have given us a winning record, so this spring we ' re going to be more aggressive at the plate, on the base paths and on the mound. We ' ll see if we can turn those close games in our favor, says the second-year head coach. With three returning pitchers and six other starters back, the Generals should turn things around in 1983. Heading the list of returnees are senior co-captains Jody Harris and Chris Caval- line. Harris begins his third year at shortstop after batting .260 a year ago (he hit .348 in 1 981 ) and swiping 1 2 bases in 1 5 attempts. Cavalline will be the regular centerfielder in 1983, where his speed can be utilized the best. Last season the versatile star split time between second base and rightfield. He hit .340 and ripped four home runs a year ago, following marks of .360 in 1 981 and .348 in ,:r -.-,i ' V • ' V ' i T 1980. The other returning starters are se- nior Jim Daley (.260 in 1982 and .333 in 1981) who switches from rightfield to leftfield this season; Junior Dave Warrenfeltz, who begins his third sea- son at third base; Junior Kevin Golden will be at second base, where he teams well with shortstop Harris; Junior Mike Walsh, who will make the move from leftfield to first base this spring; sopho- more Mike Jacoby, who will be the starting catcher after duty last spring as the double-header catcher; and freshman Hugh Finkelstein will open in rightfield. The Generals have a wealth of pitch- ing talent, led by sophomore Billy White, who was 1 -3 a year ago and led the staff with a 3.69 ERA in 53.7 in- nings. Seniors Mary Thomas and Jim Stanley are joined by senior newcomer Pat Jordan and freshman Kirk Breen to form the nucleus of the staff. M( ' ■4ff4 4fi m m 1? GOLF It was another winning season for veteran coach Buck Leslie ' s linksnnen in 1982, who finished the regular season with a 6-0 dual match ledger before winding up third in the ODAC tournament. While finishing just two shots behind conference champion Lynchburg at the tournament in Farmville, the team placed two members on the All-Conference squad. The Generals who earned the con- ference honors were Jim Kaplan (80-72, fifth place) and senior Bill Alfano, who finished sixth overall in tournament play. Leslie, who has led the Generals to an 87-11 dual match record and two confer- ence titles in his eight seasons since replac- ing the legendary Cy Twombly, has three lettermen returning in 1983: senior Tim Webb and juniors Bruce Blythe and Whit Kelly. Joining this trio will be seniors Frank English and Mike Gregory. Blythe and Kelly have been named co- captains for 1983. £n$ TENNIS In his fourth year at the helm of the tennis team, Coach Gary Franke led a well- balanced squad to a third-place ODAC fin- ish in 1982. Four Generals took second place honors. Wes Younge teamed with junior Jim Irwin for runner-up honors in doubles. Sophomores Andy Haring and Steve Bendheim were runners-up in singles. For 1983 ' s 23-match schedule, Franke has plenty of talent available. The team is led by junior captain Craig Cannon, Irwin and Haring. They are joined by senior Steve Denny and junior Charlie Kalocsay, both two-year lettermen. The squad is rounded out by sopho- mores Van Archer, Anthonie Frens and Gordon Ogden, and freshmen Scott Adams and Jim Culnane. Far Left. Top: Sophomore pitcher Billy White. Far Left, Bottom: Junior Eric Campbell, left, and Manager Burf Smith watch the action from the dugout Above Left: Senior Steve Denny. Above: Co-captain Whit Kelly. TRACK Head Coach Morris Aldridge has plenty of talent — including 14 team members who scored in dual matches in 1982 — returning from his 7-2, third-place ODAC outdoor track team. Junior Angus McBryde won the 1500- meter at the conference championships last spring; Senior Alan Armitage finished second in the 1 10-meter high hurdlej and third in the 60-yard hurdles in the indoor conference meet; Senior Gene Fellin was second in the pole vault (indoor and out- door championship meets) and senior Sparky Anderson finished second in the javelin. School record holders include Armitage, one of the team ' s tri-captains along with senior weightman Eric Nelson and McBryde, who holds the record (15.7) in the 110-meter hurdles; Fellin, whose 14-0 is the top school pole vault mark; and junior Kevin Kadesky, sophomore Chris Busbee and sophomore Chris Ives, three members of the record-holding 400-meter relay team (44.02). Also on hand for the Generals will be junior weightman Charlie Alcorn (third place conference finishes in the shot and discus); junior Paul Chapman, a distan- ceman; sophomore Mark Pembroke, who finished third in the 800-meters in the con- ference championships; and sophomore Martin Pruitt. Sophomore Scott Henderson, who was third in the 400-meter hurdles in the cham- pionships and sophomore Frank Pittman will also be counted upon for scoring. l ' 4-f r 1 ah ' .i! U CROSSE Led by tri-captains Rob Staugaitis, Mike Schuler and Mike Pressier, the 1982 la- crosse Generals posted a 9-4 mark and just missed an invitation to the NCAA Division I playoffs. We had a spot at being selected for the playoffs and were a little disappointed, but we weren ' t disappointed in our season, said Coach Jack Emmer. The Generals got off to a splendid 6-1 start before losses to CJVA, CJNC and Syra- cuse dimmed playoff hopes considerably. After a frustrating 22-8 setback against Virginia, the Generals tried a slowdown against top-ranked North Carolina. Washington and Lee hung close, but even- tually wound up on the short end of an 1 1 -8 score. Then came a heartbreaking 15-14 loss to Syracuse and W L tumbled to 12th in the polls with a 6-4 record. Midfielder John Doub, one of this year ' s co-captains along with senior midfielder John Tunney, said, We came to play and they came to play ... we lost it right at the end. The guys were a little down after the Far Left: Two Generals take a water break at Wilson Field. Left: Junior Tim Schurr. Bottom Left: Senior Al Armitage. Below: Senior Joe Seifert. P mmm Syracuse game, he said. But the Generals rebounded to topple, Raonoke College 11-10, and Hofstra 1?- 10, before routing UMBC 19-8 on the sea- son ' s final day. With a possible playoff berth on the line, the Generals came out and jumped to a quick 8-1 lead and never re- laxed against a fine Retrievers team that had given CJVA all it wanted. Clnfortunately the romp was overlooked by the selection committee. Navy, which had nipped the Generals 1 1 - 1 in overtime, was awarded the eighth seed in the tourna- ment. The Generals face 1983, a touch sched- ule that includes CIVA, Maryland, GNC, and Syracuse without a proven feeder. Gradua- tion losses included quarterback Staugaitis, the all-time leading assist-man in the school ' s history; John Sancilio, who had more goals in one season (35) than any midfielder in W L history; and Schul- er, of whom Emmer said, He possessed more fundamental skill than any member of the team. Together the three combined for 58 of the team ' s 90 assists. Pressier, a three year attackman who was switched to defense for his final season, big defenseman Dave Nickels, and goalie Ware Palmer also were lost to graduation. Emmer, in his eleventh season as head coach and looking for a return to post- season play after a two-year absence, will look to senior middle Doub, senior middle Tunney, senior attackman Geoff Wood and senior defenseman Newton Kendrick for leadership this season. Junior goalie Phil Aiken, junior attackman Lee Heimert (28 goals in ' 82), senior middle John Buttarazzi and sophomore attackman Rod Santo- massimo also are counted on to be key performers. On defense, Emmer can count on Veter- ans Steve Conboy, Tim Schurr, Don Richardson and Bill Sharp. Face-off spe- cialists Tunney and sophomore Rich Schoenberg are proven performers and Emmer has no need for worry here. He must replace Staugaitis, and he will be looking to senior Joe Seifert, senior Mike Lewers and Santomassimo to fill the quar- terback shoes. F   ' V FOOTBALL: 5-4 Emory and Henry Centre Randolph-Macon Maryville Hampden-Sydney U. of the South Bridgewater Catholic Georgetown (J. w 21-15 L 21-34 W 20-19 w 28-14 L 0-3 L 20-21 L 13-28 W 41-0 w 6-0 SOCCER: 8-3-2 Eastern Mennonite Haverford Mary Washington Maryville Roanoke Hampden-Sydney Gettysburg Messiah Lynchburg Radford VMl Catholic Virginia Wesleyan WATER POLO: 26-9 Johns Hopkins W 19-10 Monmouth W 13-12 Kenyon W 16-10 Navy L 16-18 Slippery Rock L 9-14 George Washington W 16-1 Virginia Commonwealth W 21-6 Northern Virginia Club w 15-7 UNC-Wilmington w 21-9 Florida w 17-6 Cleveland State w 20-9 Bucknell L 10-12 Slippery Rock L 18-19 Ohio State w 21-10 VMl w 15-1 Lynchburg w 15-3 James Madison w 16-6 George Washington w 18-4 Brown L 8-14 Navy L 7-10 Slippery Rock w 16-11 Virginia Commonwealth w 13-4 Hampden-Sydney w 17-6 Richmond w 8-5 GNC-Wilmington w 14-6 James Madison w 34-4 Richmond L 11-12 George Washington w 12-1 Duke w 16-5 GNC-Wilmington w 14-4 Virginia w 22-6 Richmond w 13-7 Navy L 11-12 Harvard L 9-11 Richmond w 20-3 BASKETBALL: 17-10 Lehman W 50-44 Greensboro L 72-77 Hampden-Sydney L 67-69 Shenandoah W 56-48 Averett W 55-50 Catholic w 76-63 SGNY New Paltz w 80-66 Thiel w 93-65 Lebanon Valley w 115-73 Emory and Henry w 75-68 Bridgewater w 89-80 Mary Washington w 82-65 Roanoke L 89-92 Lynchburg w 69-58 Eastern Mennonite w 79-71 Catholic L 78-87 Hampden-Sydney L 68-79 Maryville W 87-64 Emory and Henry L 53-61 Lynchburg W 82-66 Bridgewater W 84-75 Shenandoah L 66-82 Roanoke L 88-106 Eastern Mennonite W 73-71 Maryville L 66-67 Maryville W 77-59 Roanoke L 60-65 CROSS COaNTRY: 10-2. ODAC Champions Mary Washington, Washington College (1-1)44-16-78 Roanoke, Norfolk State, Virginia State (3-0)32-41-86-0 Catholic (1-0) 26-29 American (1-0) 20-43 Bridgewater, West Virginia Tech (2-0) 26-39-67 Lynchburg, Hampden-Sydney, Eastern Mennonite (2-1) 34-23-78-110 SWIMMING: 4-4 Richmond W 59-54 VMl W 71-42 Johns Hopkins L 43-52 James Madison L 28-79 Towson State L 42-71 Shepherd W 60-40 Georgetown G. W 60-47 William and Mary L 25-83 WRESTLING: 9-2 Hampden-Sydney W 22-21 Lynchburg W 26-16 Duke L 3-46 Loyola W 27-3 Davidson W 36-19 Hampden-Sydney w 42-8 Furman w 56-2 LaSalle w 53-3 Campbell L 18-24 Lynchburg w 34-18 Longwood w 24-23 SPRING Lacrosse Baseball Track Tennis Golf The Year In this dream, Leonid Brezhnev was no longer the head of the Soviet Clnion and Robert E.R. Huntley was no longer the pres- ident of Washington and Lee University. President Reagan and Tip O ' Neill agreed on a budget. Sweet Briar was a hotbed of sexual activity and cow tipping. A ten year theft ring in the Lexington Police Depart- ment was exposed, and the Washington Redskins won the Superbowl. Crazy, huh? Wasn ' t it Missing Persons who said, Life is so strange when you don ' t know? That ' s the kind of year 1 982-83 was. A year that saw Kennesaw, Georgia, require every head of a household to own a firearm ... a month-long NFL players strike ... the end of the Pavillion party at W L and Easter ' s weekend at CJVA. A year of change? No, not really. Team- ster President Roy L Williams became the third of the last four of the unio n ' s presi- dents to be convicted on federal charges. George Wallace was elected Governor of Alabama. Some things never change. The state of the economy dominated newspaper headlines. Unemployment hit double figures for the first time in 42 years; the federal budget suffered a 1 10.66 billion dollar deficit in 1982. Reagan and O ' Neill fought bitterly over taxes, a jobs bill, social security and how much to spend on de- vices designed to terminate human lives. Early in 1983, both sides had reached a compromise that included a smaller in- crease in defense spending. But 1 982-83 may be remembered as the awakening of a serious anti-nuclear move- ment. President Reagan ' s plan to base 100 MX Peacekeeper missiles in a Dense Pack of silos in Wyoming met stiff resis- tance in Congress. Some W L under- weenies ' suggested Lewis Hall might be better. The beauty of the idea was the frati- cide effect: incoming Soviet missiles de- stroy each other before knocking out the friendly warheads. Congress decided it needed more work. A 66-year-old hotel maintenance man from Miami Beach, Florida held the atten- tion of the country for 10 hours and asked that a nationwide dialogue be held on the dangers of nuclear war. He managed to get his message into millions of American homes by threatening to blow-up the Washington Monument. The Washington and Lee campus felt the stirrings as well. In early December, over 100 people crowded into a classroom to hear a highly technical discussion on a nu- clear arms freeze proposal. One teenage girl asked, Aren ' t you concerned with the deaths of nuclear war and human extinc- tion? I guess she missed the point. In February, Contact brought Dr. Roger C. Molander, the founder of Ground Zero, to Lee Chapel. He began Ground Zero, he said, to educate people about the dangers of nuclear war. He brought this message, Muclear war is the ultimate crime against humanity and clearly does not have to happen. Opposite: President Reagan and House Speaker Tip OMelll battled for political power. Above: Dr. Roger C. Molander chats with a student at the Lambda Chi house. Left: Redskin Fans could come out of the closet. The year at W L began with the announcement of a new president. John D. Wilson, executive vice president and uni- versity provost at Virginia Tech, became the eighth president of Washington and Lee since Robert E. Lee. Robert E.R. Huntley was retiring after 15 years as president and a highly successful 10-year development drive. In the year ' s first Playboy issue, W L stu- dents learned that Sweet Briar College had earned the dubious distinction of being ranked 7th among 20 colleges in sexual temperature. Playboy described the Briar Patch as smoldering at 130 degrees: and if W L men ever wondered what to do in Sweet Briar, Va. now they knew. Playboy said a favorite pastime was cow tipping. ' Maybe we had something else in mind. But W L lost an institution for most of the year. On October 6th, the Pavillion fea- tured the Robbin Thompson Band with special guest the Police. ABC officials raided the party sponsored by some W L students and took away the beer. Six stu- dents were charged with ABC violations and the Pavillion party as we knew and loved it was gone. Lower Left: The Robbin Thompson Band plays to a beer-less crowd after police raid. Left: Chief Kirby, left, and Mayor Phillips announce Kirby ' s resignation. Below: Dr. John D. Wilson, right, and James Ballengee answer reporters ' questions at press conference. An investigation into the Lexington Police Department tiiat began in the spring of 1982 concluded this year in 1 1 criminal trials. The trials uncovered a theft ring that had been operating within the department throughout the seventies and early eighties. One young officer testified of an uneasi- ness that other officers might be slow in responding as a backup because they were too busy commiting crimes. Although the thefts usually involved small items — chain saws, lawn mowers, food — it was enough to force 13 of 20 officers off the police force. Lexington ' s Finest became Lexington ' s Fewest. Chief of Police James Kirby was not one of those. Kirby maintained throughout that he had no knowledge whatsoever that 70 percent of his police force was regularly stealing things from the Lexington com- munity for more than 10 years. When testimony indicated that Kirby may have known about it , Mayor Charles Phillips ordered a private investigation into the office of Chief of Police; the results were never made public. Kirby resigned on January 6th and landed a new job that same day — Special Inspector for the Lex- ington Police Department. Dr. Wilson assumed the office on Janu- ary 18th, and the transition was smooth despite a few bad omens. The day he moved into the Lee House the university ' s telephone system broke down and most of the collonade was dark- ened by a sudden power failure. On the following day, Dr. Wilson returned from an early morning jog to find himself locked out of General Lee ' s home. Undaunted, Dr. Wilson made his first public appearance as president on Found- er ' s Day, January 20th, pledging to con- tinue the prosperous tradition at W L 54 The 1 983 Superdance for Muscular Dystrophy was the most successful to date, raising a record 532,533. One hundred fifty-two dancers boogied for 30 hours to the sounds of Skip Castro. Casper, The Red Ball Jets, and Steps. Opposite: Mo Gill helps his partner put on a knee support. Left: Superdance Steering Committee Treasurer Markham Pyle gets a pie in the face for his trouble. Below: An exhibition of paintings by Lowell Nesbitt in Dupont Gallery. Many W L students were snowbound for the first weekend of winter break by one of tine worst snow storms in recent mem- ory. Tfie storm dumped 18-20 inches on Lexington, stranding most of the helpless Southerners. Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College was forced to postpone Senior Din- ner Dance weekend — it was either that or hold it sans food, music and dates. But Fancy Dress springs eternal and we enjoyed unusually warm weather for the big weekend. The SAB put together an impres- sive show that featured Guy Lombardo ' s Royal Canadians, INRBQ, the Voltage Brothers, the Mighty Invaders and the Deal. Tree limbs and Spanish moss in the main ball room reflected the Old South theme: Waiting for the Robert E. Lee, An Evening Along the Mississippi. The Robert E. Lee was a tight ship; the SAB turned the first profit on the event that anyone could re- member. Meanwhile, the most important issue on everyone ' s mind was resolved. The fresh- man class managed to pull off a successful pavilion party — successful in the sense that no one was arrested. The pavilion was not dead as a party spot, only dormant for most of the year. With spring came the hope for bigger and better beer (grain?) bashes at W L ' s favorite get-drunk sweatbox. And so a year began . . . 56 Far Left: Senior Glenn Drake cheers for NRBQ at Fancy Dress. Left: Snow covers a bench in the Graham-Lees quad. Below: Senior Geoff Wood in action against Dul e. BEGIN HERE 1 f — ' . er:z:. Fraternity Rush Homecoming The Dregs 69 Blood drive, October 12, sponsored by Chi Psi fraternity Parents ' Weekend 73 A MAM FOR ALL SEASOMS by Robert Bolt Director Al Gordon Set Design Tom Ziegler Skip Epperson Portraits Karen Lee CAST The Common Man Chris Lillja Sir Thomas More Mark Daughtrey Master Richard Rich Tom Murphy The Duke of Norfolk Brian O ' Riordan Lady Alice More Pat Woehrlen Lady Margaret More Andrea LaRue Cardinal Wolsey Keith Shillington Thomas Cromwell Todd Jones Signor Chapuys Chris Carmouche Chapuys ' Attendant Larry Butler William Roper David Marsh King Henry, Vlll Chris Cartmill A Woman Laura de Maria Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury Landon Jones ■ ' J i ' 79 80 81 82 Dormitory Counselors (l-to-r) Andy Cooney; Andrew Maclellan; Chris Cartmill; Ron Travers; John L. McCants; Todd Smith, assistant head counselor: Mark Anderson, assistant head counselor: Ken Robinson: Marty Bechtold: David Stevens: William O ' Brien; David Judge: Mewton Kendrick: Chris Stokes; Joseph Mamo; Andrew Asimos; James Clark: Mark Yerke; Wood Selig; Mark Lukes: Dean H. Robert Huntley: Tori Richardson; Steve Corbeille, head counselor: and Tim Schurr. 84 The Executive Committee Bennett L Ross H. Morgan Griffith Michael E. Singer Kenneth B. Terwiliiger John C. Vlahoplus Peter A. Baumgaertner Ted McQuiston Hiiiili J :Kig-- ' Sg- ' j! ' ' .ri3fe7 86 87 The Good Guys The Cruisimatics 88 he University Center Committee: (1-to-r) Laws Bouldin, Frank Pinckney, Alan Pritchard. Chad Plumly, rett Kass, Matt Thompson and Tom Cocke. The Deal Tuesdays in the Cockpit 90 News: Steve Warren, Bill Woolfolk, Tori Richardson. Al Reese, Greg Coy, Ken Jacoby, Turner Friedman, Randall Rampy, Mike Allen, Kim Sawyer, Bruce Potter. Chris Graham, Max Maxim, Fred Rindge, Chris Carmouche, Chuck Diffenderfer, Al Roberts, Richard Schlaback, Joe Potente, Jim Koenig, Mel Cote, Frank Jackman, Bill Roberts, Scott Mason. Classical Showcase: Mark Mitschow, Tom Maguire, Bart Smith, Genevieve Cagney, Andy Butters, Nick Leitch, Chuck Chaney. Jazz — Winter 1983: Christopher Bradley, David Conner, Richard Rosser, Ken Jacoby, Matthew Dennen, George Seavy, James Black, Scott Sanborn, Markham Pyle, Clarke Morledge. John Palattella, David Thompson, Charles Thompson, Kelley Armitage, Wayne Johnston, John Wilkinson, Andy Foley. Rock: Steve Deros, Ambler Cusick, John Riley, Joel Basset, Frank McQuillen, Cotton Puryear, Bob Strickland, Turner Friedman. Dave Hayslette. Mark Eastham. Rob Kurek. Chris Fulton, Joel Dunlap, Peter Moore. John Perkinson. Bob Bryant. Max Maxim. Chris Leva. Jamie Berger, Rob Schlagel, Jim Strader, Eric Shuster, Tony Keast, Murray Titterington, Bobby Mosby, Charlie Thompson, Todd Barstow. 3rd Ear: Steve Warren, Joe Videler, Dave Smith, Pete Cronin, J. Dunlap, AJ Roberts, Taylor Hathaway, Bob Halloran, Alan Pritchard, Dave Geise. Operations Manager: David SprunL CABLE-9 Al Armitage Tim McCune Bob Bryant Mel Cote Marc Ham Taylor Hathaway Bill Holmes Bill Leachman John Sancillio Art Bell Bill France Dave Geise Bob Halloran Lance Houghton Rob Kurek Mo Lewis Bruce Potter Chris Smith David Sprunt Bill Woolfolk Scott Broom Jim Koenig Joe Potente Bill Roberts Frank Jackman Mike Allen Randall Rampy Greg Coy Fred Rindge Chris Graham Jim Geason Dave Hayslette Steve Warren T. Oast Jeff Gwynn George Weatherly Eric Fife 93 95 Film Society Dick Grefe, faculty advisor; Joel Bassett, president; Ray Patterson, treasurer; Bruce Herrick; an Winstead; Leizh Hoshall; Harry Gold; Frank McQuillen; John Janner; Robert Youngblood; Schriner Dunham; and Emory Edwards. 96 International Club !hris Bouquet, Leigh Kaplan. Richard Ordway, Ivy Tarn, Genevieve Cagney. Stefan Peterson, Robert Treat, Clint Whitaker, Donald B. Smith, Nelson atterson. Tori Richardson, Antonie Frens, Todd Brown, Douglas Raines, Bill Archer, Gregory Lee, Tom Harrison, Gabriel Darkwah, Edmundur Mathiason, .uke Chang, Bob Bryant, Antony Jones, Gregory Aydt, Dave Connors, Scott Fitzgerald, Mike Drinkwater, Chris Cartmill, Gunnar Jordan, Mike Varner, immy Humphreys, Steve Keros, Mike Reap, Danny Einstein, Ted Fletcher, Timothy Thomas. Douglas Lesley, Henry Baey, Peter Kaufmann. soviet diplomat Yevgeniy V. Afanasyev 97 T%; FOONDERS ' DAY V - 1 H ■1 B 1 1 P i 1 1 1 l ■■F H La HH Hjij V K- l H : ' J i H l vl B Sfl H i l Bkm jj H B )1 ■ qi l I H 1 J ' ■ HpF H I ' H U l l - ' Glee Club John-Paul Bouffard Robert Bryant Todd Douglass Jones, George McDowell. Thomas Maguire. Joseph Peter Potente, Christopher Daniel Schram, Gregg Arthur Simpson, Thomas Whitney Todd, Gilles Christopher Wheeler, David DeVane Wilson, James Lee Baldwin Jr Roger Lawrence Butler, Roger Thomas Day, David Mehran Hagigh, William Leonard Howard, Jr., David Whitlock Jones Nelson Radcliffe Patterson. Stefan Peterson, William Lawrence Reed, Bruin Scott Richardson, Dennis Scott Roberts, Thomas Jeffrey Wells Clifford Frank Wargelin. John Horace Windsor, Billy Franklin Andrews, Jr., Christopher Lonnie Carmouche, Gregory Haynes, Eric Heinsohn, Lester Skolfield Johnson. Powell Murry Leitch. III. Kenneth Lee Lindeman. Clarke Howard Morledge. Christopher Alleyn Phaneuf. Charle s Timothy Pinck, Randall Grant Rampy, Hermann Stahl, William MacKall Wilson. William David Woolfolk Christopher John Cartmill, David Christian Elliott, Stephen Keller Greene, Don Allen Harrold, Jr., Gregory Michael Lee. David Bolton Marsh. Derrick Gustave Pitard. Robert Ray Smith. Jr.. James Robert Spatig. II. Thomas Gybbon Spilsbury. Warren Thomas Taylor. Theodore Demetrios Petrides. 100 Brass and Percussion Ensemble Kevin Young Berger. James Ward Davis, David Micliael Mollis, Thomas Newton McKinstry. Michael Hastings Reap. Adam Roland Reinstein, James Gavon Renfro, Douglas David Kuhn, Todd Daniel Brown. Barthe Arlan VanDoorn. George Harrell Weatherly. Jr.. James Robert Wingert. 111. Emory Ashbury Edwards, II, James Condron Hudson, John Raymond Riley, Charles Edward Thompson, Elmo Wade Williams. Frederick William Goundry. John Robert Cusack, David Salsbury ' m U- viJKSiS ' (irBy 102 IP ' ' LU ' - 1 - 3J . ' Ti. ' X:H. 104 tm W m H ■ r i t | 1 JH f HH SUPERDANCE ' 83 STEERING COMMITTEE Tri-Chairmen T. Oast, Steve Geary, Jack Sharman Entertainment Rick deAlessandrini Special Events Ben St. Clair, Mike Skardon, Charlie Sherrill Food Refreshments Henry Dev g, John Roberts Prizes Charles Stem, Sandy Whann Facilities Newton Kendrick, Pat Buttarazzi Security Tim Shurr, John Buttarazzi Finance Markham Pyle, Ken Andsager, Randall Jacoby Publicity Parker Schenecker, Tom Baker, Tom Herdman Registration David Killenbeck, Darby Brower, Carole Chappell Student Involvement Jim Fay, Cotton Puryear, David Sizemore, Chris Williams, John Dindinger Program Bennett Ross Executive Advisor Fontanne Bostic MDA Advisor Wendi Turner Decorations Bonnie Walker, Ashley Davis Womens ' College Representatives: Randolph-Macon Meg KJekner Hollins Nancy Hotchkiss, Joanna Quantze Sweet Briar Juliet Jacobsen Mary Baldwin Beth Durham Seated: (i-to-r) Alex Yancey, Greg Coy and Todd Howe. Standing: Greg Kendrlck. Wesley Payne, Ira Puryear, Ron Wllhelmsen, Michael Early, Wayne Johnson, Bill Rhinehart. Bryan Johnson and Kim Brunson. 108 Front Row: (I-to-r) Chris Cattmill, Jim Baldwin. Bob Tomaso. Powell Starks, Paul Ziehen. Mike Dnnkwater. Andrew Farley and Ed Schenecker. Middle Row: Robert Ortiz. William Schoeffler. Mike Singer. Clark Lewis. Jay Windsor, Bennett Ross. Cole Dawson, Burns Newsome, Ron Cache and Jet Taylor. Back Row: Peter Muller. Leighton Stradtman. Ben Sl Clair. Brad Vaughan. Paul Greene. Parker Schenecker, Jack O ' Brien, Dan Fetterman. Ted McQuiston, Scott Bond, Gray Sanders and John McCants. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Jobert Dorais, David W. Sprunt, David W. Sprunt, Jr., Kathryn Marion, Martha Shorter Lanier, Karia Kennedy, Robyn Rorrer, Amy Kones, Debra Moore, Mo Jill, Todd Smith, B. Scott Tilley, Lisa Burwell, Rosemarie Hermann, Kalherine Robinson, Jim Hudson, Lester Hall, Tim Richardson, Nelson Patterson, essica Quttry, Sheri Wildman, Cindy Moody, Cathy Yuhas, Jeff Wells, David Messner, Frank Williams, June Ketchum, Mark Mitschow, Louise Lowry, Martin Shelton, Bruce Potter, Frank Smith. Keith Goretzka, Andy Butters, David Wilson, Clark Morledge, Dave Killenbeck. 109 I Rugby Club Fencing Club leeling: (l-to-r) Mike Berg; John Vlahoplus; Allen Coe: Chuck Depoy. Back Row: Mike Grow: Pat Berg: Rick Swagler. captain; Cotton Puryear; Leigh Kaplan; and ike Gould. Not Pictured: Dr. Jim Worth, coach; and Sean Lennon. 116 Fancy Dress Weekend 1 r Km Vj H B hm i i ' E -; 1 ' ■•■• y«5 jt. X ' .i. %€, ' . , ■■ ' p y -:i. ■ .. r ' ' ' «f feir -fel ertE. lie _J B E llM fa-DNG The J lj55iS5iF?i : l DO The Student Activities Board 1 983 Jim Averett, Charles Baker, Jeff Blount. Laws Bouldin. Dave Bruno, Andy Cooney, Tom Cocke, Cole Dawson, Gary Duncan. Dave Donahue, Lanier Edge, Emory Edwards. Andrew Farley. Jay Fechtel. Chip Forrester, Dave Friedfeld, Herb Funsten. John Haywood. Leonard Howard, Brett Kass, Dave McGehee. John Del Mixon, Jim Murphy, Townsend Oast, Frank Pinckney, Alan Pritchard, Reggie Rampone, Richard Rosser, Dave Schroeder, Burford Smith, Robin Smithwick, Charles Stern, Jet Taylor. Scott Tilley. Matt Thompson. Peter Wilbanks, Chad Plumly. Horace Jennings, Leizh Hoshall, Michael Black, Jim Farthing, Will Jackson, Rob Gresham, J.F. Delehanty, John Soiitario, Sean Smith, Bobby Fitts and George Finly. Seated: (1-to-r) Co-chairmen Mike Skardon and Mike Drinkwater Standing: Gov Slahor, Marty Harmon. Harry Feuerstein, Bruce Blythe, Ty Lawson, Jeff Boal and Todd Alexander. Not Wctured: Gray Sanders, Matt Thompson and John Kennedy. 120 lohn Ehrlichman and Sen. Eugene McCarthy. Contact 121 122 TEA AND SYMPATHY by Robert Anderson Directed by Paula Langdon Set Design Skip Epperson Lighting Design Tom Ziegler CAST Laura Reynolds Priscilla Lewis Lilly Sears Kate Settle Tom Lee Larry Butler David Harris Edward Richardson Ralph Christopher Carmouche Al David Marsh Steve Andrew Berisford Bill Reynolds Christopher Cartmill Phil George Weatherly Herbert Lee Todd Jones ' •S . ' 125 -==i- «■ •BBHWlflii; Jorma Kaukonen, April 19, 1983 127 E l - ■ — - - - 1 128 % Editors-in-Chief Todd Smith and Bill Roberts Business Manager Steve Perry Managing Editor Evans Attwell Layout Editor Jim Laurie Sports Editor Lee hichols Assistant Sports Editor Mike Stachura Head Photographers David Sprunt and Dave Stevens Photographers Hed Abbe, Eric Campbell Henry Dewing, Robert Miller Entertainment Editors Paul Casey and David W. Johnston Reporters Mike Allen, Tom Baker, Edwin Bell, John Cleghorn, John Harrison, Andrew Hoppes, Nelson Patterson, G. Bruce Potter, Allen Roberts, Rob Schlegal, Rick Swagler, B. Scott Tilley Advertising Manager Tom O ' Brien Ad Salesmen Al Bryant, Charles King, Brad Huston, Tim Mulreany, Jim Wood Circulation Manager Jim Wood Circulation Staff Greg Aydt, Todd Barstow ARIEL Rick Swagler. Editor-in-Chief Photo by Andy Backus The Cadaver Society, a patron of the Calyx 133 Other Organizations W L CONCERT GUILD James Baldwin Roger Day Todd Jones Chris Schram Bruin Richardson Jeffrey Wells Robert Stewart, Faculty Advisor STUDENT TELEPHONE UNION Lee Feldman, Chairman Dennis Roberts Marty Bechtold Jeff Mutt Chuck DePoy PUBLICATIONS BOARD Jack Huskin, President Scott Fitzgerald, Vice-President Rick Swagler, Secretary Phil Murray Steve Perry Bill Roberts Todd Smith OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Class of 1983 Stephen H. Abraham Seng-Kah Baey James L. Baldwin Peter A. Baumgaertner Charles D. Caruthers Steven D. Corbeille D. Mason Ellerbe Frank L. Eppes Vincent J. Fechtel 111 Stephen P. Geary Daniel S. Jones Jr. Michael H. Reap David P. Ridlon Bennett L. Ross Christopher D. Schram Jackson R. Sharman III Todd C. Smith Christopher S. Stokes Bowen H. Woodruff John C. Vlahoplus Anthony J. Zaccagnini Class of 1984 Christopher J. Cartmill Alan E. McQuiston Jr. Joseph E. Mamo III Jack L O ' Brien G. Leighton Stradtman Timothy A. Valliere MOCK CONVENTION 1984 Tri-Chalrmen: Steven Lewis Stephen Matrazzo Peter Muller Gunnar Jordan, Secretary Michael Shelton, Treasurer Lee Feldman, Administrative Assistant Matt Thompson John Haywood Marty Bechtold Bruce Potter Chris Lykes Joseph Mamo Scott Tilley INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Mason Ellerbe, President Steve Jones, Vice-President Pat Mooney, Secretary Emery Ellinger, Treasurer Tony Zaccagnini Matt Thompson Bob Jenevein Med Rugeley Sloan Shoemaker Paul Farquharson 134 STUDENT CONTROL Eric Melson, Chairman Ralph Paris Jay Windsor Jef Londrey Bob Jenevein Charlie Alcorn Kevin Kelley Bob Tomaso Matt Kimball Randy Minchew John E. Miller Townes Pressler Steve Best SIGMA SOCIETY Charlie Alcorn Dave Cole John Cole Tom Cover Lanier Edge Mason Ellerbe Emery Ellinger George Finley Phil Hrabar Mark Jenkins Steve Jones Bill Leachman Chris Lykes Frank Pinckney Bert Ponder Alan Pritchard Blair Pritchett Tom Sackfield Sloan Shoemaker Joe Seifert Doug Teague Matt Thompson Bobby Turner Kevin Walakovits MG BETA PSI John Windsor, President Qilles Wheeler William Woolfolk Chris Schram James Baldwin Kevin Berger James Davis Don Harrold Jr. William Howard Jr. Douglas Kuhn Powell Leitch III Dennis Roberts Robert Smith Charles Thompson Barthe VanDoorn George Weatherly Jr. PHI BETA KAPPA Class of 1983 William E. Alison Jr. Peter A. Baumgaertner James E. Burt IV Charles D. Caruthers William F. Connors Steven D. Corbeille Joel A. Dunlap Vincent J. Fechtel III Stephen P. Geary Howard E. Gill III Stephen K. Greene Scott W. Hall Brian K. Holdaway David S. Knitter William H. Langhorne III Todd W. Meyer Philip W. Murray 111 Raymond L. Nichols Jr. Michael H. Reap Jackson R. Sharman III John S. Solitario Christopher S. Stokes Michael B. Streiff John C. Vlahoplus Harry K. Williams Thomas A. Wilson Harold B. Woodruff Richard W. Young Class of 1984 David W. Ames John S. Doyle Jeffrey S. Gee David W. Killenbeck Jeffrey W. Knapp John W. Miller 111 Jack L. O ' Brien Timothy A. Valliere David J. Warrenfeltz Jr. Robert C. Woods WHO ' S WHO Jim Averett Jim Baldwin Peter Baumgaertner Scott Bond Witt Caruthers Steve Corbeille Mike Drinkwater Mason Ellerbe Frank Eppes Jim Falk Harry Feuerstein Steve Geary Newton Kendrick Eric Nelson David Ridlon Bennett Ross Chris Schram Jack Sharman Todd Smith Chris Stokes John Vlahoplus Bowen Woodruff Tony Zaccagnini Faculty and Administration John D. Wilson, President James H. Starling, Biology William A. Jenks, History David W. Sprunt, Religion Charles W. Turner, History George F. Drake, Romance Languages John H. Wise, Chemistry Edward C. Atwood, Jr., Economics Carlyle W. Barritt, Romance Languages Jay D. Cook, Jr., Accounting Severn P. Costin Duvall, English Edgar W. Spencer, Geology Charles W. Williams, Mathematics Robert Stewart, Music James K. Shillington, Chemistry Edward B. Hamer, Romance Languages William J. Watt, Chemistry Sidney M.B. Coulling, English William Buchanan, Politics Charles F. Phillips, Jr., Economics Henry L. Ravenhorst, Engineering Milton Colvin, Politics Harrison J. Pemberton, Jr., Philosophy Norman F. Lord, Physical Education Buford S. Stephenson, German Thomas E. Ennis, Jr., Accounting Louis W. Hodges, Religion Richard Miller, Physical Education Samuel J. Kozak, Geology Emory Kimbrough, Jr., Sociology Cleveland P. Hickman, Jr., Biology Lyman R. Emmons, Biology John F. DeVogt, Administration Jefferson D. Futch, 111, History H. Robert Huntley, English Odell S. McGuire, Geology J. Brown Goehring, Chemistry Y. Marshall Jarrett, History William D. McHenry, Physical Education James Boatwrght, 111, English Gerard M. 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Gunn, Economics Joseph F. Lyies, Physical Education Emmett G. Leslie, Physical Education Verne D. Canfield, Physical Education Lewis G. John, Politics Robert L. Wilson, Jr., Mathematics David B. Dickens, German Thomas O. Vinson, Jr., Mathematics Harold C. Hill, German Edwin D. Craun, English William L Sessions, Philosophy Gary R. Fallon, Physical Education Robert B. Youngblood, German Halford R. Ryan, English and Speech Minor L. Rogers, Religion John M. McDaniel, 111, Anthropology John R. Handleman, Politics Pamela H. Simpson, Art Harry T. Williams, Physics Owen K. White, Sociology Charles T. Boggs, Philosophy Roger B. Jeans, History Hampden H. Smith, Journalism Norris T. Aldridge, Physical Education Thomas H. Jones, Physical Education John H. Merchant, Jr., History John S. Emmer, Physical Education Gordon P. Spice, Music Philip L. Cline, Administration and Economics Alfred G. Fralin, Jr., Romance Languages Craig McCaughrin, Politics Julius Overbeck, Mathematics Russell C. Knudson, Romance Languages Mario Pellicciaro, Ancient Languages Barry G. Machado, History Nancy A. Margand, Psychology David R. Novack, Religion Thomas J. Ziegler, Drama James T. Cook, Music Van H. Pate, Romance Languages Gary R. Franke, Physical Education George C. O ' Connell, Physical Education Robert J. de Maria, Journalism John J. Wielgus, Biology Harlan H. Beckley, Religion Carl H. Kaiser, Economics Jerome F. Kelly, Military Science Ronald L. Reese, Physics Allen P. Remillard, Physical Education David R. Bausum, Mathematics Howard L. Boetsch, Romance Languages Wayne M. Dymacek, Mathematics Bayard T. Keller, Jr., Military Science Douglas N. Leonard, English John J. Mears, Military Science Steven E. Olson, English David N. Wiest, Accounting 137 Look around you. There are people around you. Maybe you will remember one of them all your life and later eat your heart out because you didn ' t make use of the opportunity to ask him questions. — Alexander Solzhenitsyn 138 139 146 . III SENIORS Barry Alien Mason, Deane Alan Hennett, Adnan Jerome Thompson. Raymond Barker Patterson III. Darryl Kevin Woodson and Michael Edward Layne. 150 JfS A y M. ife leffrey Eugene Jones and David Charles Bowen. Aark Campbell Shuford, Thomas Harry Webb and Ernie. William Henry Langhorne 111, Fredrik Eric Nelson Jr.. Dewey James Bailey 111 and Leroy Wren Autrey. Clifford Todd Hanks and Don Allen Harrold Jr. William Anderson Epperson Jr. 152 Kevin Douglas Kurtz. Edward Wells Rugeley 111. Oly and William Evans Alison Jr. Stephen David Palmer and Brad Franklin Huston. Henry Francis Sewell Jr David Alan Freeman, John Groover Kennedy III, James Skinner ( ' 84). Robert Sherrill Griffith III, Jackson Roger Sharman III. Daniel Jeffrey Fetterman. James Eli Averett and James Fay Jr. ( ' 84). Myles Aydelotte ( ' 85). Edward Scott Stanton. Stephen Andrew Foley, James Lytton Ferryman. Barry Whitaker ( ' 85). Richard Gaillard Owen and Steven Albert Daub. nu..  m .. i jJiS ' J r Robert A. Stephen. Alex Ulysses Yancey and Gregory Anthony Coy. 156 Fred Herbert Renner III, David Mason Ellerbe, Daniel Stephen Jones Jr. and Herbert Madison Ponder I Ted McQuiston ( ' 84) and John Christopher Vlahoplus. William Franklin Devine. Jeffrey Allen Bebee, Tfiomas David Elder Jr., Corydon Marshall Johnson Jr., George Edward Crady, Joel Bradley Poorman, William Loren Dederick and William Mervin France Jr. Paul Thompson, Jonathan Robert Kelafant and Michael Bartini. Frank Langston Eppes. Brian Lee Hanson, Vincent John Fechtel III and Newton Priddy Kendrick. : i- ' John Miller III { ' 84), Lee Elliot. Nicholas Whitman Teare, Raymond Lee Nichols Jr. and Steven Logan ( ' 85). 11 David Christian Graham. • • ' ' i - ? ■ Hansel Brady Millican III, Scott Lee MIchaelis, David Mullen ( ' 81 ), Rusty and James Peter O ' Bannon Moore and George Rivers ( ' 84). Wilson Hartz. Tom Rohrig (84) and David Bruce Smith, S . ' Chris Cartmill ( ' 84), John Horace Windsor III and Rick Swagler (84) James Landis Stern. 162 Andrew Hunter Backus, Robin Bernhard and William McGuire Peery. v|lS S! iv =r li Warren Watkins ( ' 84), Theodore Mathew Galanides. Steven Marshall Anthony and Richard Andrew Baer. Thomas Alexander Wilson, Chester Crews Townsend, Steven Patrick Perry. Pryse Roy Elam. Townsend Oast Jr.. James Edward Burt IV and James Lytton Ferryman. Alan Schwarz Armitage and Mark William Kibbt Evans Scott Attwell. Daniel Mark Einstein and Bennett Leonard Ross. James Ambler Cusick and John Sanders ( ' 84). Daniel Jeffrey Fetterman, Josepfi Lewis Fant IV, Thomas Lincoln Egbert. Charles Dewitt Caruthers. David Alan Freeman. Thomas Fitch King 1 Wilson Buyck III. Andrew McKenzie Taylor and John Groover Kennedy III. Lawrence Robert Duffe Michael David Drinkwater and Jannes Lee Baldwin. Patrick Charles Jordan. David Mott Murray Jr. and Philip Wilhelm Murray I William Warren B. Rhett, Harry Arman Feuerstein, Henry Wood Royal, James Harvey Falk Jr., Chad Woodburn ( ' 84) and Christopher Burr Power. James Turner Andrews. Rodney Edward Taylor, Stewart Robert W Scruggs. David Lee Cole, Edward John O ' Brien IV, Robert Posey Turner and William James Jonas 111. 1 P j|pP f - ' ' ■; 1 v.: J Christopher Daniel Schram and Gilles Christopher Wheeler. W mM Carol Bayne, Richard Wheatland Ordway and Benjamin Leigh Kaplan. 171 Front row; Mrs. George Simpson. Mrs. RJ. TrinkJe. Mr. William Frost and Mrs. William Frost. Second row: Colonel George Simpson and Mr. Robert Young- blood. Third row: David Pierce Ridlon, Scott Smith Bond, James Garden McCabe and Michael McCallum Gregory. 172 Charles Joseph Harris Jr., George Kenneth Robinson III, Thomas Charles Centner Jr., Steven Dru Corbeille, Michael Hamilton Lewers and Mark Harper Anderson. iSi ' -: Maureen C. Harrison (William Smith ' 85). Thomas Anthony Harrison and Laurie B. Tuttle 5 (West Virginia University ' 84). Francis Lawler Jackman, Eric Robe rt Fife and Casey Harold E. Thornton Jr. David Allen Curtiss. Charles Edward Thompson. Douglas Wayne Lessley, Robert Posey Turner, David Lee Cole, James Turner Andrews and James Rider Black. 174 Christopher Porter Smith. Timothy Lapage Baird. Lisa Sproha. Cecily Schulz. Rob Cave ( ' 84) and Evans Scott Attwell Francis Lawler Jackman and Patrick Howard Reynolds. Stephen Casey Warren. 1?i Todd Christian Alexander and William Richard Jones. raig Armantrout Conn. John Blanton Rudder and John Trowbridge Huskin Jr. Frank G. English iV. Todd Carper Smith. 178 Thomas Madison Price, Joe l Adrian Dunlap and Kenneth Watl ins Johnstone. Gordon Hamilton Witherspoon, Bruce Edward Wennerholm and Brian Kendall Holdaway. Brett Stanley Kass, Stephen Hight Denny and Thomas Andrew Pizzano. William Joseph Archer, John Anthony Ross, William Weatherly Pinner Jr., Lee Hanvy and William Middleton Self I 180 Jeff Bailey ( ' 84), Edward Randall Hudson 111. Whit Kelly (84) and Peter Godfrey Collins. Donald Wayne Kellerman Jr., Christopher Porter Smith, James Andrew Smith and Mark Stephen Yerl e. John Philip Walsh Jr. and David Wise Moore, Thomas Moore Lawson. Ernest Ralph Paris III and Mark Dale Thompson. Craig Cannon ( ' 84), Jim Rikhoff (84), Jack O ' Brien ( ' 84), James Hall Campbell, Charlie Baker ( ' 84). Trey Baucum (84) and Scott - Doyle ( ' 84). Christopher Lee Cavalline, Eugene Joseph Fellin III and Emanuel Steward Butler Jr. Randall Brown Jacoby. Phillip Ray Welch. 184 Nicholas Whitman Teare. John Miller ( ' 84). Richard Douglas Weissman and Camden Wood Selig. 185 Nelson Peter Whitehead. John Howard McLarin, Joseph Dwight Leblanc, Carl Blair Pritchett 111, Frank Pinckney ( ' 84), George Finley ( ' 84) and Thomas Cover ( ' 84). David Wendell Tyson. 186 William Henry Leachman III, Samuel Brinson Mollis Jr.. Herbert Madison Ponder III, David Mason Ellerbe and Joseph Lanier Edge. Philip John Hrabar, James Earl Stanley and George Martin Thomas. Edmund Whitla Schenecker II and Clifton Inge Morrlssette. B% J|i THE BEHTLES stereo HLARD D A yS TsTTGHT William Wesley Berghel. 188 Fred Herbert Renner III. Bob Coleman (85) and Kirk Richard Mancer. William Michael Read, James Edward Lipscomb IV, Warren Leslie Snead Jr. and Arthur Fizer Fulmer III. 189 Stephen Bradford Vaughan Jr. and Chivas. Andrew Donald Butters. 190 John David Guenard and Pamela J, Dehn. Eric Andrew Heinsohn. Elmer Raymond Woodard III and Walter Lane McColl III. Henry Powell Starks. Daniel Stephen Jones Jr. and Timothy Arnold Weed. •4- ;.. ..- Frank Pinckney (84). George Finley ( ' 84). Joseph Dwight Leblanc II I, James B. Andrews III, John Howard McLarin and Thomas Cover ( ' 84). 192 Christopher Michael Kibler. John Wesley Perkinson Jr., Scott William Hall, James Campbell Hess Jr., Ejay Clark, Gregory Eugene Johnson, Charles Lewis King, Edward Scott Stanton, Stewart P. Kerr, Michael Darryl Mahoney, Steven Albert Daub and Robert Colton Brod. Christopher Charles Bouquet and Barbara Webster. 193 David Whitlock Jones. John Cole ( ' 84) and David Lee Cole. Todd William Meyer, Erik Raymond Ailstock, Thomas Preston Wohlfarth, Michael Blake Streiff and Harry Kenneth Williams. George Martin Thomas, Stephen Andrew Foley, Randall Louis Root, Christopher Lee Cavalline, George Edward Crady, Donald Wayne Kellerman Jr., Mark Stephen Yerke, Adrian Jerome Thompson, Thomas Anthony Harrison, Eugene Joseph Fellin 111, George Kenneth Robinson 111, Philip John Hraber, William Franklin Devine, Kenneth Patrick Manganiello, William Loren Dederick and Steven Dru Corbeille. Richard William Young, Robert Thomas Grauer Jr. and Scott William Hall. Howard Elmo Gill 111. David Devane Wilson, Frank Marshall Smith II, Andrew Donald Butters, Keith Edward Goretzka and Todd Carper Smith. Kevin Vincent Seay, John Edward Buttarazzi, Stephen Paul Geary and James Thomas Daly. 196 Thomas Edgar Baker Jr. and Fred Hamilton Rindge V. Robert George Ortiz and Elmer Raymond Woodard 1 - ■ - Morris Lewis IV. Bruce E. Damark. 197 William Wescott Broom Jr., Thomas Randall Thomas. John K. Butler, James Frederick Londrey and Mark Robert Carduner. Norma Anne Chattin Michael Hastings Reap and Michael Darryl Mahoney. Mark Dale Thompson, John Garland Halleran, Robert William Donahey, Stuart L Wash ( ' 84) and Wade Brannon Jr. ( ' 84). Harold Bowen Woodruff. David Estill Perlitz, David Wise Moore, John Philip Walsh Jr. and Chester Crews Townsend. IP 5 Reen Duvall Waterman Stephen Keller Greene. illlpl Joseph Lewis Fant IV, Thomas Fitch King III, Thomas Lincoln Egbert, Andrew McKenzie Taylor and Mark Wilson Buyck III. Christopher Kent Davis, Edward John O ' Brien IV, Henry Powell Starks and Thomas Sackfield (M). Barry C. Russell. David W. Stevens Jr. and Timothy James Elfering L-,-. John Graydon Russell III, David W. Stevens Jr. and Christopher Scott Stokes Joseph Nicholas Seifert I SENIOR IMDEX AUSON. WILLIAM EVAMS JR. — Biology — Phi Beta Kappa. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Phi Eta Sigma. Kappa Alpha social fraternity. JV Lacrosse (81) Courses and Degrees (83). Superdance Steering Committee, Math and Biolo- gy Tutor at LHS, Varsity Lacrosse, Pi Kappa Phi social fraternity (vice- president), 1980 Mock Convention (Virginia delegate). AMTHONY. STEVEN MARSHALL — Business Administration — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Phi Eta Sigma, Commerce Fraternity. Lambda Chi Alpha social fraternity (president 82) interfraternity council CAVALUNE. CHRISTOPHER LEE — Physics. Engineering — Lee Massey McLaughlin Memorial Scholarship, Dean ' s List, Football, Baseball, Phi Gam- ma Delta social fraternity. BAEY SENG-KAH — Business Administration — Phi Eta Sigma. ODK. Com- merce Fraternity. Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, International Club (president), Chi Psi social fraternity. Emergency Loan Committee (82), Squash Club (80) CURTISS. DAVID ALLEN — Economics. Politics — College Republicans, 1980 Mock Convention, Intramural Football. BAKER. THOMAS EDGAR JR. — Spanish — Dean ' s List, Western State Volunteer. Mock Convention (New Jersey delegate). Sigma Phi Epsilon social fraternity. Ring-turn Phi, Student Handbook (Assistant Editor). MD Super- dance Steering Committee, Ariel DEDERICK, WILLIAM LOREN — Politics — Dean ' s List, Varsity Football, Big Brothers, Sigma Nu social fraternity. Lacrosse, Barbell Club. BALDWIN, JAMES LEE JR. — English — Dean ' s List, ODK (Vice-President, 1 983 Regional Convention Steering Committee), G. Holbrook Barber Scholar- ship Award. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Junior Class Vice-President. Student Financial Relations Committee (Chairman. Vice- Chairman). Emergency Loan Committee (Vice-Chairman), Student Control Committee. University Council (Sophomore Representative). Student Recruit- ment Committee, Pi Kappa Alpha social fraternity (Alumni Secretary), Voting Regulations Board, Concert Guild (President), Glee Club, Southern Comfort, Mu Beta Psi, English Club. DENNY, STEPHEN HIGHT — East Asian Studies — Rikkyo University Interna- tional Scholarship (82). Rikkyo University Exchange Program (82), Tennis (81 , 82, 83), MD Superdance Steering Committee (80, 81, 83). DEVINE, WILLIAM FRANKUN — Politics — Deans Ust, Honor Roll, Football, JV Lacrosse, JV Lacrosse Coach, 1980 Mock Convention (Georgia delegate). Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Sigma Nu social fraternity. BELL, WILLIAM MILTON III — English, French — Student Recruitment (83). Kappa Sigma social fraternity (secretary 81, vice-President 82), English Club (82). BERGHEL, WILLIAM WESLEY — Mathematics — Phi Eta Sigma, Dean ' s List Honor Roll, Computer Club (co-founder. President), WLUR. DRINKWATER, MICHAEL DAVID — East Asian Studies — Dean ' s Ust — Robert E. Lee Research Scholar, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Contact Lecture Committee (81 , 82. 83) (Chairman 82. 83). Student Recruitment Committee (81. 82. 83), Voting Regulations Board(80. 81), (Chairman 81), Language Laboratory (81, 82), Pi Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity (Social Chairman 82, Pledge Trainer 83), Texas Delegation 1980 Mock Convention, College Republicans, International Club. BOND. SCOTT SMITH — History, German — James Wood Prize in German, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, International Rotary Schol- ar, Mock Convention (West Virginia Delegate, Secretary). Student Recruitment Committee (Chairman). IVCF (Social Chairman). Pi Kappa Phi social fraternity. DUFFEE. LAWRENCE ROBERT — Politics — Commerce Fraternity. Dean ' s List. Honor Roll, Cold Check Committee, Rugby Club, Calyx. Pi Sigma Alpha. BUTLER, EMANUEL STEWARD JR. — Accounting, Business Administration — Deans List, Phi Gamma Delta social fraternity (treasurer, secretary), 1980 Mock Convention (Georgia delegate). EINSTEIN, DANIEL MARK — Accounting Business Administration — Dean ' s List, Chi Psi social fraternity (treasurer. President), tutor. Assistant Chairman of Big Brother Program, Faculty Executive Committee, Commonwealth Inter- fraternity Conference, 1 980 Mock Republican Convention. BUTTARAZZI, JOHN EDWARD — Interdepartmental Natural Sciences and Math — Honor Roll, Dean ' s List, University Council (82), Faculty Committee on ENGUSH, FRANK GARDNER IV — Spanish — Phi Eta Sigma, Dean ' s Ust Honor Roll Golf team. Student Recruitment Committee. Big Brother for local youth. La Tertulia Espanol, R-MWC, Sigma Phi Epsilon Social Fraternity. FALK, JAMES HARVEY JR. — Politics — Deans List, Who ' s Who Among College Students, Phi Eta Sigma Commerce Fraternity. Pi Sigma Alpha. Washington and Lee Political Review, FOCUS: The Intellectual Symposium, Student Activities Board, (Vice-President), College Republicans, Pi Kappa Phi (Social Member) HEMNETT, DEANE Ab N — Business Administration Accounting Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society, Commerce Fraternity, Honor Roll, Dean ' s List, Mock Convention (80). FECHTEL. VINCENT JOHN III — Administration and Accounting — Phi Beta Kappa, ODK, Commerce Fraternity, Honor Roll, L.K. Johnson, Department Scholarship in Administration, Varsity Basketball (captain). Phi Gamma Delta Social Fraternity, University Council, Senior Representative to Student Activi- ties Board HOLDAWAY, BRIAN KENDALL — Interdepartmental Natural Sciences and Mathematics — Alpha Epsilon Delta Premedical Honor Society, Phi Beta Kappa, Robert E. Lee Research Scholar in Chemistry, Lambda Chi Alpha (Secretary 81, Co-Social Chairman 83). FEUERSTEIN, HARRY ARMAN — Economics, Politics — Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities, College Republicans, Contact (President), FOCUS, Washington and Lee Political Review, R.O.T.C. HOLLIS, SAMUEL BRINSON JR, — American History — Sigma Alpha Epsilon Social Fraternity, Alumni Fund-Raising, Rush Chairman, University Home- coming Chairman (82). FRANCE, WILLIAM MERVIN JR —Journalism — Dean ' s List, Sigma Nu social fraternity (Social Chairman), WLUR, Cable 9, News Staff, Southwest Chronicle Reporter. Channel 13 (Public TV), Mock Convention (New York delegate). HUDSON, EDWARD RANDALL I II — Geology — Deans List, Texas Delegate at Mock Republican Convention (80), University Federation Tutoring (81), Geology Club, Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity. GALANIDES, THEODORE MATHEW — Economics — Lambda Chi Alpha (Pledge Trainer) Interfraternity Council Representative, Intermural Sports JACKMAN, FRANCIS LAWLER — Journalism — Dean ' s List, Zeta Beta Tau Social Fraternity, interfraternity Council Representative (80, 81), Technical Production Director. Assistant News Director, Public Affairs Director, News Director, Senior Producer for WLUR, Cable Nine Staff (81 ), Southwest Chroni- cle (82), Cockpit (cook, 80, 81, 82; student manager, 83), Sigma Delta Chi (83), Mock Convention Delegate (Wisconsin). GRAUER, ROBERT THOMAS JR. — Geology — R.E. Lee Research Scholar- ship, Dean ' s List, Cockpit (Manager), Varsity Lacrosse (80,81) JACOBY, RANDALL BROWN — Administration, Accounting — Emory Inter- collegiate Business Games, Students Activities Board, Student Financial Rela- tions Committee (Treasurer), Muscular Dystrophy Superdance Steering Com- mittee. GREGORY, MICHAEL MCCALLUM — Anthropology — AED (82,83), ASA (80, 81, 82, 83), Shenandoah magazine (82, 83), Football (80), Robert E. Lee Research Scholar (81, 82), James G. Leyburn Research Scholar (82. 83), Outing Club (Treasurer, Secretary), W,N.T.C. (president). JONES, DANIEL STEPHEN JR. — Economics — Omicron Delta Kappa Honorary Society, Phi Kappa Sigma (president, 83), Intermural manager (81 ), Interfraternity Council (vice-president 83), Junior Justice (82), Varsity Basket- ball (80), Contact (82), Ring-turn Phi (81), Cold Check Committee (82), University Federation Big Brother (83), Sigma Society. HANKS, CUFFORD TODD — History — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Fencing Club (business manager). Calyx Photographer, University Federation Tutoring Pro- gram, Galapagos IV Biology Expedition, Dance Marathon Participant, JONES, JEFFREY EUGENE — Philosophy, European History — Honors in Philosophy, Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Intercollegiate Football (79. 80). HANSON, BRIAM LEE — Mathematics — Dean ' s List Varsity Basketball (captain). Cold Check Committee, Math Department Student Assistant, Phi Gamma Delta Social Fraternity. JORDAN, PATRICK CHARLES — Journalism. Spanish — Cum Laude. Varsity Baseball. Ring-turn Phi, Cable Nine (newswriter. newscaster). WLUR-FM Radio Broadcaster, Spanish Club, 1980 Mock Republican Convention Delegate, Southwest Chronicle, Sigma Delta Chi Journalism Fraternity, The Washingto- nian Magazine, Ariel (contributing writer). HARRISON, THOMAS ANTHONY — English - Club, Phi Gamma Delta Social Fraternity. - Varsity Football, Weightlifting KAPLAN, BENJAMIN LEIGH — Biology — Deans List, Fencing, JV Tennis, International Club, Young Democrats, Ring-tum Phi. HARROLD, DON ALLEN — Business Administration — Honor Roll, Dean ' s List, Mu Beta Psi, Southern Comfort Glee Club (Business Manager), Student Activities Board. KELAFANT, JONATHAN ROBERT — Geology — Robert E. Lee Research Scholarship. Honors in Geology, Honor Roll, Deans List Cross Country (80- 84), Track, Phi Kappa Psi (80, 81, 82). Golf Team (80-83), Student Recruitment Committee (81-82), Ring-turn Phi (Sports Editor), Glee Club (80-81 ), Cold Check Committee (81 ), Mock Con- vention delegate (80), Student Lab Instructor (82), Sigma Chi Social Fraternity, (Food Chairman, 81, Finance Chairman, 82). KING, THOMAS FITCH III — Physics, Engineering — Robert E. Lee Scholar. Physics Department Scholarship (82. 83), Sigma Pi Sigma Physics Honor Society, Phi Delta Theta Social Fraternity, Squash Club OAST, TOWNSEND JR. — Economics — Chairman Muscular Dystrophy Superdance. Student Activities Board (co-chairman). University Theatre (pub- licity director). Social Chairman of Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity. Cable Nine. WL(JR operator, Playback mobile taped Music Show (owner). KING. THOMAS FTTCH III — Physics. Engineering — Robert E. Lee Scholar. Physics Department Scholarship (82-83). Sigma Pi Sigma Physics Honor Society. Phi Delta Theta (Secretary). Squash Club. ORDWAY. RICHARD WHEATLAND — French — Deans List. R.O.T.C, Fenc- ing club, Young Republicans, Foreign Student ' s Club, Karate Club. LEWIS. MORRIS IV — Accounting. Business Administration, Journalism — Dean ' s List, Water Polo (80), Sigma Delta Chi, Society of Professional Journal- ists (Secretary, 83), University Programs of United Jewish Appeal, WLUR-FM, Cable Nine. PERRY, STEVEN PATRICK — American History — Dean ' s List, Ring-turn Phi (81, 82, 83), Publications Board (83), WLUR (82), Mock Convention (80). Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity. LONDREY. JAMES FREDERICK — Biology — Deans List. Senior Class Vice President of Sciences. Student Control Cpmmittee. Pi Kappa Phi Social Frater- nity. RIDLON. DAVID RIERCE —Journalism — Dean ' s List. Honor Roll, Omicron Delta Kappa, Marshall Award, Reserve Officers Association Medal, American Legion Medal for Military Excellence. Distinguished Military Student, Who ' s Who Among College Students. Pi Kappa Phi Social Fraternity. President Soci- ety of Professional Journalists. R.O.T.C. Battalion Commander, WLUR, Cable Nine, Retrospect Southwest Chronicle, WBfJA, Roanoke. MCCABE, JAMES GARDEN — Chemistry — Dean ' s List Honor Roll. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Robert E. Lee Research Scholar. Coblentz Award in Chemistry. Intercollegiate Tennis (80). Outing Club (82). Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship (80. 81 ). Alpha Epsilon Delta Reporter (81 . 82. 83). Robert E. Lee Undergradu- ate Research Program (81 . 82. 83). Cold Check Committee (82. 83). Western State Mental Hospital Volunteer (80). ROBERTS. DENNIS SCOTT — Business Administration. Accounting — Mu Beta Psi Honorary Music Fraternity, Hawaii State Chairman, 1980 Mock Con- vention. W L Brass Percussion Ensemble. W L Glee Club. Rockbridge Com- munity Orchestra. College Republicans. Campaign Chairman 1981 5th Con- gressional District Republican Committee. Organist choir Director at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Board Member and Financial Director of Student Telephone Union. MOORE. DAVID ViHSE — Biology — Dean ' s List Kappa Alpha Social Fraterni- ty, Interfraternity Council Representative. ROBERTS. WILLIAM LEE III — Journalism Nine, Swimming, Sigma Nu, Archery. Ring-turn Phi. WLUR, Cable MURRAY, DAVID MOTT JR. — History, Journalism — Pi Kappa Phi, News and County Press (reporter). Calyx. ROBINSON. GEORGE KENNETH III — Business Administration Accounting — Dormitory Counselor (82. 83). Football (80-83). MD Superdance Steering Committee (82), Mock Convention. Phi Kappa Psi social member. MURRAY. PHILIP WILHELM III — Journalism — Phi Beta Kappa. Journalism Departmental Scholarship (83). Calyx (layout editor. 82. editor-in-chief 83). News and County Press (news photographer). NELSON. FREDRIK ERIC JR. — Accounting. Business Administration — Dean ' s List Who ' s Who Among College Students, President of Senior Class. President of Junior Class. Student Affairs Committee. University Council. Track Team (79-83). Phi Delta Theta Social Fraternity (79-83). Food Manager (80). Judicial Board (83). Mock Convention. Student Control (80-83). Chairman of Student Control (83). ROSS. BENNETT LEONARD — Business Administration — Frank Gannett Scholarship. Phi Eta Sigma. Who ' s Who in American Universities. Omicron Delta Kappa. Commerce Fraternity. Student Body President Executive Com- mittee. University Council Co-Chairman. Student Affairs Committee. Student Recruitment Muscular Dystrophy Superdance Steering Committee. RUDDER. JOHN BLANTON — French - Republican Mock Convention. Deans List College Republicans NICHOLS, ROBERT LEE JR. — Biology — Francis P. Gaines Honor Scholar- ship. Robert E. Lee Research Scholar. Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Beta Kappa. Alpha Epsilon Delta, College Town Shop (salesman). Student Manager (83). Varsity RUSSELL. JOHN GRAYDON - Nu Social Fraternity. - Geology — Mock Convention ( 1 980), Sigma 206 SCHEFHECKER, EDMUND WHITLA II — English — Dean ' s List, Executive Committee (80), Student Recruitment (81 , 82, 83), VoUng Regulations Board (80, 81 ), Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon (80-83), Mock Convention — Texas Delegation, Phi Delta Theta (80-83), United States Marine Corps — Platoon Leaders Class (81, 82, 83), Alvin-Dennis Mens Store (81, 82, 83), Rugby Club (80). cron Delta Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma, Harry S. Tniman Scholarship, Executive Committee Class Representative, Young Democrats, Omicron Delta Kappa, Student Recruitment Committee. Fencing Club, Pi Kappa Phi Social Fraternity, SCHRAM, CHRISTOPHER DAMIEL — Business Administration, French — Omicron Delta Kappa, Who ' s Who Among Colleges, Francis P. Gaines Honor Scholarship, Dean ' s List, Mu Beta Psi, Glee Club, Southern Comfort, Concert Guild, Indiana State Chairman 1980, Mock Convention, WLUR-FM, (Jniversity Theatre Productions, College Republicans. WALSH, JOHN PHIUP JR. — Geology — Honor Roll, Dean ' s List. Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity, Interfraternity Council Judicial board. Varsity Lacrosse, Muscular Dystrophy Superdance, Youth Tutor, Mock Convention. WARREN, STEPHEN CASEY —Journalism — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, WLGR, (news Director), Cable Nine, Zeta Beta Tau social fraternity. SEIFERT, JOSEPH NICHOLAS III — Philosophy — Mock Convention, Big Brother Program, Muscular Dystrophy, Lacrosse, Athletic Recruiting Program, Sigma Society, Philosophy Club. SEUG, CAMDEN WOOD — Psychology — AED Pre-med Society, Ring-turn Phi (Advertising Manager), Student Recruitment Committee (82, 83), Calyx, Dormitory Counselor (82, 83), Robert E. Lee Research Scholar, Sigma Chi fraternity. Intramural Chairman. WATERMAN, MAREEN DUVALL JR. — U.S. History — Army R.O.T.C. Scholar- ship, Military order of the World Wars Award, Dean ' s List, Sigma Phi Epsilon Social Fraternity, Varsity Water Polo, Junior Varsity Lacrosse, Cable Nine, Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon, Outing Club, Army ROTC, Cadet Troop Leadership Training Program, Reserve Officers Association, 1980 Republican Mock Convention. SEWELL, HENRY FRANCIS JR. Phi Epsilon, Varsity Wrestling, History — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Sigma WENNERHOLM, BRUCE EDWARD — English, French — Dean ' s List, Squash, Lambda Chi Alpha Social Fraternity, Cross Country. SHARMAN, JACKSON ROGER III — Politics, French — Phi Beta Kappa, Omicron Delta Kappa, Rhodes Scholarship Finalist, Pi Sigma Alpha, Phi Eta Sigma, Francis P. Gaines Scholar. Mahan Award of Poetry, Prose, Tri- chairman, 1 983 Muscular Dystrophy Superdance, Varsity Tennis, Big Brothers Program, Squash Club, W L Political Review, Contact, Student Representa- tive to Faculty Executive Committee, Phi Delta Theta Social Fraternity. WINDSOR, JOHN HORACE 111 — Business, Accounting — Dean ' s List, Mu Beta Psi, Student Control Committee (83), Senior Class Vice President, (com- merce) Student Recruitment committee (82, 83), Student Activities Board (80), Kappa Sigma Social Fraternity, Mu House Corporation Director, Glee Club, Southern Comfort, Mock Convention Missouri Delegation. SMITH, FRANK MARSHALL II — Public Policy — Dean ' s List, Student Recruit- ment Committee, Elxecutive Committee. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, College Republicans, Mock Convention Delegate. Treasurer of Hawaii Delega- tion. WOODRUFF, HAROLD BOWEN — English — Phi Beta Kappa, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Delta, English Departmental Scholarship, ROTC Scholarship, Distinguished Military Student, Wornom Award Nominee, Veteran s of Foreign Wars of U.S. Award. ROTC Gold Medal Award, Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity, Tutor for W L Writing Clinic, ROTC Battalion, Student Activities Board. Lab assistant, (Biology), College Republi- cans. STANLEY, JAMES EARL — Physics, Engineering, Mathematics — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Cum Laude, Football, Baseball, Student Director of Intramurals, Mock Convention Delegate. W L Barbell Club. WOODSON, DARRYL KEVIN — History, Journalism — Franklin Society ScholarsNp, Sears Congressional Internship, Dean ' s List Honor Roll, Photog- rapher for W L Sports Information Office. STOKES, CHRISTOPHER SCOTT — Mathematics, Philosophy — Phi Beta Kappa, Omicron Delta Kappa, Interfraternity Council, University Council, Assis- tant Dorm Counselor, Sigma Nu Social Fraternity, Lacrosse. YOUNG, RICHARD WILLIAM — Chemistry — Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma, AED, Robert E, Lee Research Scholar, Vice President of the Chemistry Semi- nar. TOWNSEND. CHESTER CREWS — Economics — Dean ' s List, Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity. Varsity Track, Ring-tum Phi, Mock Convention. VUM-IOPLUS, JOHN CHRISTOPHER — Economics — Phi Beta Kappa. Omi- ZACCAGNINI, ANTHONY JACKSON — Politics — Omicron Delta Kappa. Pi Sigma Alpha, Commerce Fraternity. Dean ' s List. Honor Roll. ROTC Scholar- ship. President of Delta Tau Delta (82, 83), Senior Justice Intrafraternity Coun- cil, Executive Officer ROTC, Vice President and social Chairman of Delta Tau Delta (81, 82), Dormitory Counselor (81, 82). ' 4 - ••■ ]2- i ' a W- . ■•¥ f UNDERCLASSMEN But Queequeg, do you see, was a crea- ture in the transition state — neither caterpillar nor butterfly. He was just enough civilized to show off his outland- ishness in the strangest possible manner. His education was not yet completed. He was an undergraduate. — Herman Melville Moby-Dick CLASS OF 1 984 David C. Adams Charles W. Alcorn III Lewis M. Allen Kenneth J. Andsager David B. Arnold Andrew W. Asimos Charles K. Baker David J. Bamonte Joel B. Bassett Ralph W. Baucum III Martin J. Bechtold Edwin V. Bell Kevin Y. Berger Joel H. Berry III Kevin E. Brown Robert Q. Buchanan Jr. Eric J. Campbell James R. Carawan Geoffrey R.B. Carey Christopher J. Cartmill Robert B. Cave Lance C. Cawley Raymond A. Ceresa John M. Cleghom John D. Cole Z iH Fi f . 9 rq Thomas G. Connors Michael P. Conway Andrew S. Cooney Michael S. Craig Peter Cronin 210 J. Robert Cross Jr. Bruce tS. Dean David H. Denby Jr. John R. Dent Andrew J. Dewing Breese M. Dickinson Spencer K. Dickinson John W. Dindinger John P. Domeika Marvin H. Dukes III Richard M. Dunn III Mark H. Eastham Emory A. Edwards II Dwight H. Emanuelson Jr. Paul M. Farquharson Lee R. Feldman Scott J. Fitzgerald Christopher C. Raesch ik m m i Claiborne R. Flinn William G. Foster Thomas J. Frankfurth Anthony Frens Herbert O. Funsten III Ronald M. Gache Kevin D. Golden Jace A. Goodling Karl F. Guenther Jeffrey B. Gwynn David R. Harcus Martin C. Harmon III John E. Harrison III Gregory H. Haynes John V. Howard Jr. W. Leonard Howard Jr. Todd A. Howe Justus S. Hoyt James C. Hudson James N. L. Humphreys Anthony J. Interrante Lawton R. Jackson Forrest N. Jenkins Richard B. Jones Jr. Gunner K. Jordan l J mk. iiMmh Charles G. Kalocsay Anthony F. Keast Michael F. Killea David W. Klllenbeck Jeffrey W. Knapp Richard Kopelman Paul M. Kuveke 111 Gregory M. Lee Powell M. Leitch III Paul E. Levy Steven E. Levifis Samuel F. Little Jr. Perry A. Lloyd Mark A. Lukes Angus M. McBryde John L. McCants Sean J. McNulty Alan E. McQuiston Jr. Andrew J. MacLellan Joseph E. Mamo 111 Barry A. Mason Scott C. Mason Jr. Stephen J. Matrazzo Hiram H. Maxim II Wade M. Meadows James E. Messer Jr. Gary J. Meyer David L Miller Patrick H. Moony Eric K. Moore Robert T. Mosby 111 Douglas M. Muller Peter M. Muller Christopher M. Murphy Jeffrey C. Nutt Edward J. O ' Brien Thomas G. O ' Brien David J. Oskam William D. Perkins Jr. Stefan Peterson Cam Philpott Thomas W. Pritchard Markham S. Pyle William R. Rampone Jr. Donald W. Richardson Tori C. A. Richardson James C. Rikhoff Russell R. Rosier Richard R. Rosser Thomas W. Sackfield Parker B. Schenecker Timothy G. Schurr James T. Seidule Charles C. Sherrill Jr. Stewart T. Shettle Roland J. Simon Michael E. Singer David M. W. Slahor James M. Smith Stephen J. A. Smith Robin Smithwick Ronald F. T. Sorvino Michael A. Stockley Duncan H. Stone G. Leighton Stradtman Jay K. Stratton John P. Sutton III Richard C. Swagler Jr. John E. Taylor Douglas W. 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Young III CLASS OF 1986 Michael W. Adams Christen A. Alevizatos Michael P. Allen Robert C. Amott Kevin T. Anderson Troy E. Andrade Lawren ce S. Anker Erich S. Anspach Kelly H. Armitage Steven K. Baldridge Steven D. Barbery Jonathan H. Barlow Edwin L Barnes Jr. William W, Barnes Jr. Michael K. Bayer Jack C. Benjamin Jr. Charles F. BentJey Charles M. Berents III Michael A. G. Berg James M. Berger James C. Bernard Stephen A. Best Bradley W. Beutel Gerard F. Biedronski Hugh R. Black Michael J. Black Christopher A. Bleggi William G. Bloom Wesley C. Boatwright John P. Bouffard m dmmkmM Laurence C. Boyd Scott B. Boyd Peter K. Braden Shane A. Braganza Lawrence K. Breen Curtis T. Breithaupt Jeffrey S. Britton Michael E. Brooks Thornton W. Brooksbank Charles R. Butler 111 Joseph C. Campbell Jr. Christopher L. Carmouche John P. Case III William R. Cashion III Alexander F. Castelli Harry M. Chapman Christopher D. Chase Charles D. Cheney James M. Clifton Jr. David R. Cobb iS ' .i Thomas H. Coleman George T. Corrigan Jr. Gerard J. Costello Matthew J. Coudert John A. Crawford John R. Cusack James T. Daly Paul M. Davey Edward W. Davis III John D. deHoll James C. Deringer Peter G. Detlefs Walter R. Devine Charles R. Diffenderffer Peter S. Dillard David K. Dodd Joseph D. Dulaney James S. Dunnam Daniel F. Dupre David N. Eckardt MiiYii m Jonathan L. Elder David C. Elliott Aubrey J. Ellis Jr. Randolph L. Ellis Byron T. Eppley William P. Ewing Henry Exall IV Bryan A. Farrell James D. Farthing Paul L. Fearey Thomas J. Fellin Ronald W. Fenstermacher Richard P. Ferguson Mark M. Fishman Robert L. Fitts Jr. Lawrence R. Flint James E. Foley Paul R. Foutch Ernest B. Franklin III Turner J. Friedman Richard D. Friend John M. Fritsche Joseph S. Fusco Edward M. George I Paul A. Qerike James C. Gilman Earl W. Glazier III Robert E. Glenn Jr. Frederick W. Goundry Duane B. Graddy Jr. Brian R. Grantham Robert K. Gresham Michael L. Grow Michael F. Guerriero Gregory E. Hager James F. 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Patrick Jr. Nelson R. Patterson Willard H. Pearsall 111 Ian M. Perkins Charles A. Pfaff Michael T. Phillips Winthrop T. Phillips Joseph T. Phoenix Charles T. Pinck Derrick G. Pitard Charles S. Poer W. Price Pollard Townes G, Pressler Jr. Lewis A. Puleo Alfred A. Puryear Randall G. Rampy James G. Renfro William C. Rhinehart Bruin S. Richardson Edward A. Richardson Timothy M. Richardson iiMiA John R. Riley Matson L. Roberts Jeffrey A. Roper Ben S. Rountree John W. Ruffin William S. W. Rush Mark T. Sampson John S. Sanders Jeffrey A. Sapp George J. Sawyer IV Richard A. Schlabach John S. Schreiber Mark R. Senneff Barrett C. Shelton III Gerald D. Shepherd Karl B. Smith John C. Spear Stewart R. Speed George C. Spigener III Thomas G. Spilsbury Jason R. Squiers C. Michael Stachura William C. Standeffer Jr. Charles B. Stengel Bradley C. Steuart Daniel J. Stirk 2 Gregory J. Stites Andrew A. St John John S. Stockburger James J. Strader Robert M. Suickland Samuel S. Svalina ii isk John D. Templeton David F. Thomas B i 6 J( V 1 IS64i 1575 KaSi;)5 1 ■ lSG7 1 1577 H I5ft7 1 Timothy D. Thomas Bradley G. Thompson David D. Thompson Boyce M. Tollison Robert E. Treat Philip J. Triebes Patrick L. Valder Peter M. Vandermeid Matthew R. Vawter Albert B. Vespoli r, A. tLmtgm f Joseph E. Vidunas Edwin J. Villamater Stephen E. Vogt Clifford F. Wargelin Michael A. Weaver MM im Andrew S. Weinberg Robert J. Whann IV John M. Wheeler Joseph G. Whelan III Clinton R. Whitaker Carl F. White Christopher H. White James J. White IV Donald M. Wilkinson 111 Joseph J. Willett IV Cranston R. Williams Christopher A. Wilson Robert E. Wilson Jr. Lance T. Yonkos Richard W. Zahn William F. Zola = 7 V Jy r . ' sr ia r .a rx F ' r— , — , •-— , : :=5===s=a=. ' -=s;=ss:- isi _, ' ' - g r FOOTBALL — FRONT ROW (left-to-right): coach Boyd Williams, Steve Corbeille, Bill Devine. Ken Robinson, Mark Yerke, Ken Manganiello. Chris Cavalline, Phil Hrabar, Andy Foley, Bill Dederick, Gene Fellin, Randy Root, coach Gary Fallon. SECOND ROW: coach Chuck O ' Connell, Marty Thomas, Dan Seal, Jim Koenig, Glenn Kirschner. Don Kellerman. Jerry Thompson. Craig Reilly, Bob Jenevein, Tom Harrison, Pat McGuire, Al Paradise, coach Norris Aldridge. THIRD ROW: Joe Freeland, Bill Foster, Kurt Specht, Tom Wiser, Pat O ' Connell, Ian Banwell, Gene Girard, Roger Dunnavan, Rich Schoenberg, John Cole, Craig Frascati, coach Jeff StJckley. FOURTH ROW: trainer Jim Murdock, Harry Golliday, Kurt Shreiner, David Sizemore, Bill Morrow, Greg Lukanuski, Med Crady, Dave Judge, Mike Holbrook, Dan Jayne, Craig Westbrook, equipment manager Lefty Newell. FIFTH ROW: Charlie Alcorn, Doug Teague, John Thompson, Scott Henderson, Marty Manasco, Jim Lyall, Paul Marasciullo, Mark Weaver, Craig Waddell, Bill Maner, Burford Smith. SIXTH ROW: Mat Roberts, Chris Bleggi, Ricky Friend, Hugh Finkelstein, Ricky Zahn, Rob Brown, Robert Clarke, Alex Castelli, Tim Janyska, Dave Johnston, Chris Wilson, Ron Travers. SEVENTH ROW: Tim Richardson, Eari Glazier, Lee Cummings, Mark Senneff, John Sanders, Corky Mauzy, Dan Reeder, Kelvin Newsome, Jerry Biedronski, Frank Surface, Ned Richardson, James White. SOCCER — FRONT ROW: Roland Simon, Tom Elder, Mark Carduner, Kirk Mancer, Tad Renner, Brad Poorman, Jerry Moyer. SECOND ROW: Randall Ray, Gary Clements, Jeff Reichert, John Gindhart, Ted Petrides. Bob Ferguson, Rob Coleman. THIRD ROW: Trainer Jim Murdock, assistant coach David Fowler, Greg Hayes, Bill Holmes, Keith Scott, Glenn Jackson, John Templeton, Steve McGrath, Eric Obeck, Pat Valder, head coach Rolf Piranian. AQUATICS — FRONT ROW (left-to-right): Bill Benson, Bob Marshall, Bobby Pearson, Matt Ravencraft. Don Smith, Gary Meyer, Taber Smith. SECOND ROW: Bill Duncan. Jeff Britton, Scott Van Meter, Erik Peterson, Tim Rock, Rand McClain, John Moody, William Bloom. THIRD ROW: coach Page Remillard, Jay Kendall. Keith Kadesky, Tim Stanford, Kevin Kadesky. Charles Poer, Scott Johnstone, David Lewis, Jeff Gee. CROSS COUNTRY — WHITE SHIRTS (left-to- right): Jeff Buntrock, Henry Langhorne, Mark Pembroke, Frank Pittman, Cameron Adams. Win Sisson, Paul Chapman, Angus McBryde, Ben Lipscomb, Jon Kelafant coach Dick Miller, Tom Center, assistant coach Paul Thompson. DARK SHIRTS (left-to-right): Tom Foley. Jon Elder, Pat Higgins, Tim Higgins, Lance Yonkos, John Lewis. Ron Moody. Eddie Goundry. Bob Glenn. T VY X BASKETBALL — FRONT ROW (left-to-right): John Herndon, Lex Fitzhagen, David Wilkinson, Chris Baldwin, Bill Yates, Kevin McClatchey, Ron Wilhelmsen, Watson Barnes. SECOND ROW: coach Verne Canfield, Mike Hutcherson, Brian Hanson, Scott Shannon, Jackson MacFarlane, Frank Eppes, John Lee Graves, Jay Feachtel, Mike Cregan, Jim Kerr, coach Howard Ainsley. -tf -!■. ■.■ WRESTLING — FRONT ROW (left-to-right): Manager Todd Barstow, Tim McCune, Mike Spellman, Jim Foley, Terry McWhorter. Larry Anker, Bill Hutchinson, Wes Payne, Brian Lifsted, Win Sisson, Dave Nichols, Manager Robert Sullivan. SECOND ROW: coach Gary Franke, Rich Hamed, Joe O ' Neill, Mike Early, Greg Kendrick, Jeff Dixon, Carlton Peebles, Tim Valliere, Win Phillips, Tim White, coach Rolf Piranian. ' Ac LACROSSE — FRONT ROW (left to right): Newton Kendrick, Bill Sharp. Stu Kiehne. Geoff Wood, John Tunney, John Doub, Joe Seifert, Mike Lewers, John Buttarazzi, Steve Conboy. MIDDLE ROW: Lee Heimert. Tim Schurr, Keith Scott, Bill Holmes, Barry Waterman, Caulley Deringer, Rod Santomassimo, Rich Schoenberg, Sandy Brown, Phil Aiken, Kevin Walakovits. BACK ROW: Coach Jack Emmer, Coach Eric Kemp. John DiDuro, Jeff Mason. Mark Knobloch, Marshall Bowden, Roland Simon, Chris John. Kurt Specht, Mark Lukes. Dave Johnston, Don Richardson,, Todd Breithaupt, Coach Chuck O ' Connell, Tom Schurr. 239 ill ! ' . Tl ' [j! i ' ' - ' u ' TRACK AND HELD — Front Row: Billy McGowan, Mike h mtS ?o:: e?p tsfe Da eTranscomX ' ' MoodV. ' f odd Howe aaig R-eilly: Butch Williams. DavFCole and Coach Morris dridge. Coach Gary Franke. Jim Irwin. Charlie Kalocsay. Craig Cannon. Anthonie Frens. Scott Adams. Andy Haring. Steve Denny and Chip Archer. Not pictured: Jim Culnane. 240 GOLF — Sam Svalina, Ken Andsager, Dave Sizemore. Greg Wheeler, Doug Moxham, Jeff Kimbell. PJ. lerardi, Bob Buchanan. Bill King, Brad Beutel, Steve Jones. Tim Webb. Turner Friedman, Frank English. Whit Kelly, Coach Buck Leslie and Bruce BIythe. BASEBALL — Front Row: Eric Campbell, Kevin Golden, Chris Cavalline. Jody Harris, Jim Daly. Rick Zahn. Middle Row: Ted Goebel. Jim Stanley, Chuck Melson, Hugh Finkelstein, Mike Jacoby, Chip Hutchens, Chris Militello, Marty Thomas, Coach Mark McLaughlin. Back Row: Head Coach Jim Murdock, Coach Jeff Stickley, Mike Walsh, Tom Mack, Kirk Breen. David Warrenfeltz. Billy White and Patrick Jordan. « FRATS asai I I 4. 1 . Andy Weinberg 2. Tony McCann 3. Lee Cummings 4. Earl Glazier 5. John Sanders 6. Eddie Villamater 7. William Monroe 8. Win Phillips 9. Brian Farrell 10. Kirk Breen 11. Jay O ' Brien 12. Dave Cole 13. Doug Lessley 14. James Jonas 15. Jamie Andrews 1 6. Rod Taylor 17. Stewart Scruggs 18. Brad Huston 19. Chris Leva 20. Peter Vandermeid 21. John Cole 22. Barry Trimble 23. Andy Asimos 24. Chad Plumly 25. Jace Goodling 26. Dave Butler 27. Win Vaughan 28. Jim Bradner 29. Bill White 30. Andy Cole 31. John Lee Graves 32. George Seavy 33. Dikk Minnich 34. Doug Teague 35. Steve Carey 36. Paul Greene 37. Mark Knobloch 38. Jim Metzbower Not Pictured: Jamie Black Scott Gordon Ferg Kevin Walakovits Roland Simon Greg Glessner Matt Thompson Tommy Imeson Hunter Benes Jeff Mason Marc Ham Michael Black Carter Kannapell Joe Vidunas Kreg Kurtz Keith Scott BETA THETA PI 1 . Chris Graham 2. Danny Einstein 3. Todd Ford 4. George Weatherly 5. John Wilkinson 6. Gene Wood 7. Whitney Gadsby 8. John Roberts 9. David Green 10. David Thomas 11. Woody Woodard 12. John Guenard 13. Robert Miller 14. Cari White 15. David Jones 16. Tim Considine 17. Paul Ziebert 18. Rob Woods 19. George Kinkead 20. Andy Haring 21. Skip Epperson 22. Bruce Irvin 23. Sam Svalina 24. Ron Moody 25. Lars Keeley 26. Michael Reap 27. Henry Baey 28. Andy Dewing 29. David Nichols 30. John Nice 31. Robert Schlegel 32. Jake Squiers 33. Jeff Dixon 34. Rich Hamed Not Pictured: Henry Dewing Jeff Knapp Gunner Jordan Charlie Thompson Chris Bernard Chris Jakubek Joe Whelan CHI PSI 1. Rich Gatti 2. Dave Johnston 3. Harry Bond 4. Ambler Cusick 5. Sam Riley 6. John Sanders 7. Kevin O ' Connor 8. John Coleman 9. Tom Hyde 10. Glenn Drake 1 1 . Kevin Kurtz 12. Jamie Halprin 13. Ned Rugeley 14. Peter Moore 15. Steve Palmer 16. Dave Hagigh 17. Richard Rosser 18. Gary Duncan 1 9. Tony Zaccagnini 20. Mike Marshall 21. BillMartien 22. Charlie Pinck 23. Bill Michaud 24. John Cusack 25. Bill Zola 26. Brad MacCachran 27. Conrad Boyle 28. Blake O ' Neill 29. Jim Culnane 30. Sam Not Pictured: Landon Banfield Anthony Bullman Chuck Phillips Dave Gomer Claf Hall Jamie Burchenal Tim Cook Nick Berents Jeny Costello Tom Coleman John Heckert Murray Titterington Bill Sharp Robert Carpenter DELTA TAG DELTA 248 KAPPA ALPHA -, 31 3? J ;? ' ' ' n fLU - ' ., iwKA fCv. fti 5 w iYiAii jy sy ills m iiniM m 1. Hugh Finkelstein 34. Taber Smith 2. Mike McAlevey 35. Mark Shuford 3. John Thompson 36. T. Oast 4. Pat Ferguson 37. Tom Hurdman 5. Rick Zahn 38. Steve Perry 6. Robert Brown 39. John Herndon 7. Ian Banwell 40. Jim Burt 8. Mike Marr 41. Pryse Elam 9. Jay Faulkner 42. John Walsh 10. Rusty Johnson 43. Tommy Wilson 1 1 . John Maclay 44. Dan Murphy 12. JackRuffin 45. Drew Perkins 13. Mike Guerriero 46. Jim Perryman 14. Jud Ellis Not Pictured: 15. Trey Cashion Crews Tovmsend 16. David Webber David Moore 17. Jeff Hubbard Jack Dent 18. Paul Davey Jeff Bailey 19. Brad Beutel Chris Busbee 20. Charlie Davidson Gordon Gooch 21. Jeff Boswell Grant Hamrick 22. Matt Roberts Scott Henderson 23. Rick deAlessandrini Randall Hudson 24. Bill Alison Bob Jenevein 25. Bowen Woodruff Gibb Kerr 26. Harold Wetherbee Marty Manasco 27. Taylor Hathaway Jim Messer 28. Clay Amott Tommy Summers 29. Jamie Hayne Mike Wyatt 30. Townes Pressler John deHall 31. Bob Buchanan Eric Hancock 32. David Perlitz Brad Thompson 33. Sam Dalton Mark Senneff 1 . Stewart Anderson 28. Duane Graddy J m. 2. Bill Bell 29. Kathy Bach ' flHI 3. Bill Ewing 30. Catherine Ann Alison m 4. Betsy Muse 31.DaveDenby ' i 5. Mike Hutcherson 32. Warren Snead 6. William Read 33. Maura Horodyski 7. Brian Miles 34. Bill Hanna 8. Joel James 35. David Lewis 9. Harris White 36. Rick Grainger 10. Jay Windsor 37. Rick Swagler 11. Forrest Jenkins 38. Ted Goebel 12. John McAllister 39. Fletcher Hamblen 13. Qina Thurman 40. Steve Brooks 14. Mike Grow 41. Henry Exall 15. Bill Thau 42. April Wheeler 16. Bob Dees 43. John Haywood 17. Bill Hemphill Not Pictured: 18. Jon Elder Toby Black 19. John Howard Roger Day 20. Chris Cartmill Charlie Elmer 21. Steve Randolph Jim Farthing 22. Steve Lemon Scott Kennedy 23. Ben Lipscomb Jim Lipscomb 24. Patty Haas John Maxwell 25. Bill Sanderson Cotton Puryear 26. Frank Pittman CJ. Robbins 27. Glenn Lemon Jim White KAPPA SIGMA 1 . Cave Man Schultz 2. Ranger Rick Kendall 3. Richard DeForehead PFC 4. Arkie Anthony 5. Rat Man Kastner 6. Tim Baird 7. Pete The Meat Detlefs 8. Brooks Mayson 9. Chris Lion 10. Mike Adams 11. G.D. Spear 12. Thor Hartley 13. Bruce Trouser Ham Dean 14. Pledgestein 15. W.B. WatkinslllEsq. 16. Jim Berry 17. Dabo 18. Greg Hager 19. Buzzsaw 20. Fred Flintstone 21. Eddie Munster 22. Chachi Davis 23. Tilt Holdaway 24. Britt Courtney 25. Beaver Renfro 26. John Doe 27. Gumby Gerike 28. Duncan Hines 29. Frogman Kerr 30. Frosty Hartley 31. Cinibrow 32. The Source 33. Gabby Smith 34. Ev The Stud Attweil 35. Waste Wennerholm Mot Pictured 1. Don The Rig Kellerman 2. Teddy The Greek Galanides 3. Lewis La Mink Allen 4. Joe Campbell 5. Pete Percival Lambda Chi Alpha 256 1 . John Crawford 2. Randy Butler 3. Price Pollard 4. Bourke Harvey 5. Ken Lindeman 6. William King 7. Jonathon Barlow 8. Randy Ellis 9. Paul James 10. Robert McCullough 1 1 . Gowin Patrick 12. George Spigener 13. John Cleghom 14. Edwin Bell 15. Marshall Young 16. Emory Ellinger 17. Charlie Pitts 18. Thomas Pritchard 19. Fitch King 20. Wren Autrey 21. Joe Phoenix 22. John Case 23. Stewart Speed 24. Jeff Shaffer 25. Charlie Martin 26. Thomas Shults 27. John Winters 28. Bill Brown 29. John Kennedy 30. Clifton Morrissette 31. Clayton Johnson 32. Jim Fay 33. Eddie Curran 34. Ralph Paris 35. Andrew Taylor 36. David Freeman 37. Jack Sharman 38. Mark Buyck 39. Gil Dukes 40. Whit Caruthers 41. Tom Egbert 42. Chip Skinner 43. Lee Robinson 44. Robert Tucker 45. Peter Wright 46. Jim Bailey 47. Cole Dawson 48. Eric Melson 49. Dan Tatum 50. Reyn olds Thompson 51. Billy Reed PHI DELTA THETA 1. Perk 2. K. Fry 3. Cindy 4. Hobs 5. Natty Kerr 6. Miles 7. Holbs 8. Luke 9. Bernie 10. Carlton Peebles 11. Worthless 12. Barry 13.Weasle 14. Sem 1 15. Buffalo 16. Ejay 17. Sem 2 18. Repertoire 19. Sem 3 20. Aqua 21. Eno 22. Eddie B. 23. Gopher 24. Debra 25. Folstein 26. Strummin ' Dick Sessoms PHI GAMMA DELTA _-._ _ -_li 260 I.Jim Clark 2. Sparky Anderson 3. Tom Gentner 4. Ken Robinson 5. Jody Harris 6. Jeff Reichert 7. Rand McClaIn 8. Don Ricliardson 9. Bill Bloom 10. PJ. lerardi 11. Dan DuPre 12. Rick Storey 13. Troll Knight 14. Jamie Berger 15. John Long 16. Joe O ' Neill 17. Paul Chapman 18. Jay Hoyt 19. Scott Vanmeter 20. Gary Clements 21. Craig Westbrook 22. Denny Cancelmo 23. Eric Campbell 24. Al Vespoli 25. Bill Foster 26. Chris Komosa 27. Boyd Burton 26. Rich Jones 29. Jim Koenig 30. Kurt Specht 31.PatO ' Connell 32. Tom Wiser 33. Dave Harrar 34. Bob Hughes 35. Bill Maroney 36. Steve Losquadro 37. Bruin Richardson 38. Glenn Kirschner 39. Paul Marasciullo 40. Marc Martinez Not Pictured: Steve Corbeille Mike Lewers Ray Ceresa Trey Mamo Mark Lukes Sean McMulty Bill Thompson Dave Langiulli Mike Lord Jamie Auch Walter Devine PHI KAPPA PSl S2 , o V3V2 qo.,„_ 3fc 3 34 33 32 yX h :;;Q r tfs rV NW TlJiWjWr ' {{Vi W uy Mm Wm] i ?V ' ) ' mYl 1 ' y -V% til ] 1 Li UMf mml I.John Henschel 27. Bill DeCamp 2. Burt Matthews 28. Roger Dunnavan 3. Corky Mauzy 29. Rob Coleman 4. Christopher Lykes 30. Chris Hope 5. Al Bryant 31. Andy Cooney 6. William Wilson 32. David Eckardt 7. Sandy Brown 33. Ed Barnes 8. George Finly 34. Watson Barnes 9. Burt Palmer 35. Judd Hartman 10. Blair Pritchett 36. Buff Merrill 1 1 . Marshall Bowden 37. Frank Pinckney 12. Steve Jones 38. James Kephart 13, Tom O ' Brien 39. Bob Tomaso 14. Tad Renner 40. Marty Harmon 15. Eddie Smith 41. Donald Collins 16. Chris Davis 42. Angus McBryde 17. William Schoeffler 43. Chris Alevizatos 18. Bruce Blythe 44. Robert Langford 19. Kirk Mancer 45. Sandy Whann 20. Tom Sackfield 46. Bill Rush 21. Tim Weed 47. Jim Kerr 22. John Renner 48. Caulley Deringer 23. Jay Stratton 49. John Tempieton 24. Powell Starks 50. Garric Moran 25. Jim Cobb 51. Dwight LeBianc 26. Wade Meadows 52. Bruce Doub Phi Kappa Sigma PI KAPPA ALPHA ■ Y- ' .-. - .H--.r M ' t- . David Ibbeken 2. Ken Johnstone 3. Matt Vawter 4. Leighton Stradtman 5. Randall Schwab, Jr. 6. Marsh Robertson 7. Gregg Wheeler 8. Jim Patterson 9. Ted Wilkerson 10. Mike Lehman 1 1 . David Adams 12. Fenn Little 13. Ed Manning 14. Tommy Price 15. Clark Lewis 16. Bill Metzger 17. Chivas 18. Chris Oilman 19. Greg Hair 20. Tripp Spencer 21. Stuart Adams 22. Mike Drinkwater 23. Jim Baldwin 24. Greg Van Orden 25. Jackson Willett 26. Brad Vaughan 27. Charlie Kerr 28. Peyton Craighill 29. Doug Muller 30. Wade Brannon 31. Jay Hennig 32. DJ. Emanuelson 33. Jim Stoeffel 34. Mark Thompson 35. Robert Barnes 36. Scott Boyd 37. Kevin Marrie 38. David Jonson 39. Stuart Wash 40. Jim Williams 41. Bob Kelley 42. Jamie Nance 43. Bob Donahey 44. John Halleran 45. Joel Dunlap Not Pictured: Scott Michaelis Jim Hartz Brady Millican Amory LeCuyer David Bowen Sloan Shoemaker Kevin Kadesky Keith Kadesky John McCants Chip Temple John Sutton Tom Fitzgerald Scott Johnstone Tim Stanford John Moody Steve Best t; --i.irj !l«rs ' Ij .rJLO . -- ' 264 .- iifcjLJ sjS 3i Si2£ ii i i- f? ' - - 1 1. Andy Backus 2. John Moore 3. Bob Phillips 4. Michael Daly 5. Jack Benjamin 6. Jeff Sapp 8. Yoni 9. Kevin Berger 10. Hank Royal 1 1 . Steve Smith 12. Scott Waterman 13. Scott Broom 14. Jeff Londrey 1 5. Ted Petrides 16. Mark Carduner 17. Duane Miller 18. Jet Taylor 19. Charles Kalocsay 20. John Buttarazzi 21. Dave Oskam 22. Rusty Seay 23. Bennet Ross 24. David Bruno 25. John Vlahoplus 26. Ken Andsager 27. Paul Driscoll 28. Ed Buttarazzi 29. Jim Daly 30. Chip Hutchins 31. Pat Buttarazzi 32. John DiDuro 33. Kip Power 34. Mike Singer 35. Robert Young 36. Anthony Interrante 37. Steve Geary 38. Chris Ives 39. Scott Bond 40. Ted McQuiston PI KAPPA PHI 1. Spencer Dickinson 2. Tom Cocke 3. Mike Skardon 4. Kevin Anderson 5. Charlie Sherrill 6. Robin Smithwick 7. Bill Kelly 8. Bobby Fitts 9. David Perdue 10. Tom Pearce 1 1 . Scott Mason 12. Lanier Edge 13. Kit Anderson 14. Jim Higgason 15. Ed Josey 16. Gene Girard 17. George Lupton 18. Jay Kendall 19. Sam Hollis 20. David Woodham 21. Edward Griffin 22. Tfiornton Brooksbank 23. Harry Stahl 24. Friend of Jensie 25. Jensie Teague 26. John Buchanan 27. Will Massie 28. Smooth Robinson 29. Marvin Dukes 30. Ricky Lail 31. Bert Ponder 32. Charlie King 33. Clint Shelton 34. Rob Gresham 35. Grey Sanders 36. Herb Funsten 37. Alan Pritchard 38. Laws Bouldin 39. Mason Ellerbe 40. Chris Hunter 41. Lee Hollis 42. Craig McArn 43. Turner Simpkins 44. Ted LeClerq 45. Mark Jenkins 46. Steve Bendheim 47. Hugh Black 48. Billy Leachman 49. George Youmans fl If ' • ' - lA o-sQ W vVS Vm iT ' Pu -)] O J if JJ al A i)r j in Aij] J rLW ' 1 r? Ym h ' V Wm M ih ' IW 1. Donny Wilkinson 2. Danny Jane 3. Todd Breithaupt 4. Nat May 5. Horace Jennings 6. Bill Jones 7. Bob Clark 8. Greg Stites 9. Will Pearsol 10. Stewart Rountree 11. Jim Rikhoff 12. Peter Hunt 13. Chris Fulton 14. Mackie Grimball 15. Kevin Kelley 16. Scott Doyle 17. Billy Maner 18. John Mixon 19 Bill Tommins 20 Marc Monyek 21 Peter Baumgaertner 22 Kraig Conn 23 Jim Campbell 24 Ty Lawson 25 Parke Randall 26 Hal Rich 27 Jeff Gwynn 28 Charlie Baker 29 Scott Slade 30 Andrew Farley 31 Chris Murphy 32 Nick Teare 33 Wood Selig 34 Bill Wreaks 35. John Miller SIGMA CHI _T10WWl — Tn - ' -i-T ' iimiiffi 272 1. Bryon Eppley 2. Stephen Matrazzo 3. Mike Tollison 4. Josh Slowik 5. Sting Boatwright 6. 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Bernard Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Brown Dr. and Mrs. Patrick ButtarazzI Joseph G. Costello Mr. and Mrs. John D. Donahey Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Duffee Dr. and Mrs. Donn R. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Ted Elam rHorton and Madeline Fishman BENEFACTORS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fulmer. Jr. Ehrick K. Height Thomas H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. George S. Kurtz. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dwight LeBlanc. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lemon Robert G. McCullough Donald G. McKaba. M.D. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Murray James H. Nance Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rudder Betsy and Julian Selig Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Leiand R. Speed Dr. and Mrs. Richard R. Streiff Dr. and Mrs. G. Douglas Tatum, Jr. Bill and Toby Thompson Mr. and Mrs. C. Cody White. Jr. Jacqueline S. Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. George M. Young Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Alcorn. Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Aristides C. Alevizatos Dr. and Mrs. H.C. Alexander III Dr. and Mrs. W. Evans Alison Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Allen Dr. and Mrs. PJ. 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Elfering Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey J. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. English III Andrew and Marta Farley Raymond and Evelyn Feldman Mr. and Mrs. George C. Finly Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Funsten Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Gatti. Jr. Anthony and Margaret Gerike Howard E. Gill. Jr. Earl W. Glazier. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Goodling W. Graham Guerriero. M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Channing Hall, Jr. Elmer L. Hall Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hamblin Mr. and Mrs. Charles M, Hammerslag R.W. Hancock PATROMS Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hanks Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Haring Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hartjgan Robert L. Hartman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Y. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hayne Frances Wyatt Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Healey Jack and Martha Heinsohn Mrs. Floylee H. Hemphill Margaret Henry Thomas and Teresa Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Hirsch Clewell and Lois Hofschild Walter W. and Dorcas Ann Hollis Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Hope. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Y. Hoppes Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Leonard Howard. Jr. Dr. JA Hunt Mr. and Mrs. John T. Huskin Raymond Hutchinson Charles M. Ives Dr. and Mrs. Fred F. Johnston Ruth H. Johnston David H. and Ann R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy C. Jones Capt. and Mrs. R. Clifton Jones, Jr.. OSN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Judge Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Kelly. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Kendall EJ. Kendall. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted M. Kerr David and Ethel Killenbeck Diane Knapp Mr. and Mrs. William Knobloch Mr. and Mrs. George M. LeCuyer Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Lewis. Jr. Donald F. Logan Mr. and Mrs. Victor Losquadro John Lougnery Lucille C, Lundy Richard E. and Sally P. McCann Mr. and Mrs. Clarke W. McCants. Jr. Murray McClain Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. McGowan. Jr. Mrs. Peggy Edmundson Mamo Phyllis J. Manasco Mr. and Mrs, William Maroney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Marrie Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Mason Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Mausser Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. C. Irvin Messner Mr. and Mrs, Arnold F. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Duane K. Miller Hansel B. Millican. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Monroe. Jr. Mrs. Robert H. Monyek Dr. and Mrs. Harold A. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Sumner K. Moore James E. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Bob G. Neely Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Alexander G. O ' Brien Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Oliger Mr. and Mrs. John O ' Neill Mr. and Mrs, Ralph S. Park The Robert Parsley Family McGowan I. Patrick John W. PerkJnson. Sr. Mr. J. Thomas Phoenix Colonel and Mrs. William W. Pinner, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David Pitard Dr. and Mrs. Curtis G. Power. Jr. Townes G. Pressler Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Prysi Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E, Puleo William P, Raines Mr. and Mrs. Bruin Richardson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R.F. Richardson Dr. and Mrs. Herrick C. Ridlon Captain and Mrs. G. Donald Riley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Root Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Boyer Royal W. Miles Runner Barry C. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Lowell L and Alice M. Sanders William Sapp and Shirley Sapp Christiane Simon Mr. and Mrs. John M. Slack III MJ. Slahor Louise Tennent Smith Dr. and Mrs. David W. Sprunt Mr. and Mrs. John Stachura Harry C. Stahel Franklin F. Starks, Jr, John and Pat Stirk Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Stradtman Robert L. Strickland Mr. Carmen Summers J. Frank Surface, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Teare Rebecca H. Templeton George and Pat Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Thompson CapL and Mrs, CJ. Thebes. Jr., GSN (Ret.) Mrs. Marjorie K, Tunney Mr. and Mrs. Tyree B, Tyson Marjorie H. Valliere Joseph C. Vawter Mr. and Mrs. Gene A. Wallace Frank P. Wetherbee Judge and Mrs. FT. Wheeler Dr. and Mrs. Headley S. White. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Cranston Williams. Jr. Harry K. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Louise E. Wiser. Jr. James and Elizabeth Yates Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yerke Mr. and Mrs. E. Wood. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Zahn William Leonard Howard Jr. ' 84. Chief Editorial Assistant Scott John Fitzgerald ' 84, Business Manager The 1983 Calyx is the product of about 600 feet of film, long hours in the darkroonn and the efforts of many people. The book is a tribute to an unusually talented group of photographers of whom the Class of 1983 and all of Washington and Lee can be proud. It has been my privilege to assemble their photographs in some coherent man- ner as the 1982-1983 school year. Most of the fraternity portraits were made by Peter Cronin using a Speed Graflex 4x5 camera. Larry Duffee also contributed to the fraternity section. All of the sports copy was written by David Murray. Drawings of President Reagan and House Speaker O heill were made by Markham S. Pyle. Senior portraits were made by Patrick Hine- ly and Charles Mason. The Solzhenitsyn quote on page 1 38 was pointed out to us by Bill Peery ■83. The staff would like to give special thanks to W. Patrick Hinely, chief university photo- grapher, for his outstanding photography, time and patience. Special thanks also go to Ken Ries and the W L Sports Information Office for sports photography and data. Finally we extend our gratitude to Charlie Garrison and the Hunter Publishing Company, Mike Collingwood and everyone at Andre Studios, Fontaine Bostic, Carole Chappel, Mike Cap- peto (for paying the rent on our office), Pat Larew, Rom Weath- erman, all of the janitors in the Student Center, Domino ' s Pizza, Lloyd ' s, and the contributing parents who made this book possible. Charles Walter Mason ' 8?, Head Photographer, and Julie Hougtons Lawrence Robert Duffee ' 83, Head Photographer, and Keene Embrey. tiv 298 David Worth Sprunt Jr. ' 85, Editorial Assistant Layout and Photographer Peter Cronin ' 84, Photography Editor The Calyx David M. Murray Jr.. ' 83 Sports Editor Dave Killenbeck. ' 84 Publicity Manager Photographers: Todd Hanks ' 83 Wood Selig ' 83 Bart Smith ' 86 Layout and copy: Karen Betts ' 83 R-MWC Joan Cherry ' 85 R-MWC Robert Cross ' 84 Mark Eastham ' 84 Lee Feldman ' 84 Patrick Hayden 86 Mita Crump-Howard ' 83 (JGa Laura Josephthal ' 83 MBC Tori Richardson ' 84 Rick Swagler ' 84 Harry Thomas ' 84 Business: Anthony Interrante ' 84 Philip Wilhelm Murray III ' 83, Editor-in-Chief PHOTO CREDITS BS K. Bartholomew Smith ' 86 CTH Clifford Todd Hanks ' 83 CWM Charles Walter Mason ' 8 CWS Camden Wood Selig ' 83 DWS David Worth Sprunt Jr. ' 85 HTW Harry Thomas Williams Phd PWM Philip Wilhelm Murray 111 ' 83 PZC Peter Cronin ' 84 S ' Sports Information SL Lawrence Robert Duffee ' 83 (aka Steve Leisure) SMM Sally Munger Mann WPH W. Patrick Hinely ' 73 Dust jacket and cover photography by PZC. Index of Seniors, Organizations and Events Ailstock. E.R. 194 Alexander. T.C. 177 Alison, W.E. 153 Anderson, M.H. 173 Andrews, J.B. 192 Andrews. J. T. 170. 174 Anthony. SJA. 163 Archer. W J. 180 Ariel 131 Armitage. AS. 164 Atwell. E.S. 165. 175 Autrey. LW. 152 Averett J.E. 155 Backus, A.H. 163 Baer, RA 163 Baey. S.K. 171 Bailey, DJ. 152 Baird, T.L 175 Baker, T.E. 197 Baldwin, J. L 168 Baseball 40. 133. 240 Basketball 38. 90-91,238 Bebee. JA. 158 Bell. W.M. 151 Berghel, W.W. 188 Beta Theta Pi 244-245 Black. J. R. 174 Bond. S.S. 172 Bouquet. C.C. 193 Bowen, D.C 151 Brass and Percussion Ensemble 101 Brod, R.C. 193 Brower, W.W. 1 98 Burt. J.E. 164 Butler. E.S. 184 Butler. J. K. 198 Buttarazzi. J.E. 196 Butters. AD. 190. 196 Buyck. M.W. 167. 202 Cable-9 93 Calyx 298-299 Campbell. J.H. 183 Carduner, M.R. 198 Caruthers. CD. 167 Cavalline. C.L 154, 184, 195 Chattin, NA 199 Chi Psi 246-247 Chivas 190, 265 Clark, Ejay 154, 193 Cole, D.L 170, 174. 194 Collins. P.G. 181 Conn. KA 177 Contact 120-121 Corbeille. S.D. 173. 195 Coy. GA 156 Crady. G.E. 158, 195 Cross Country 35, 77, 237 Curtiss, DA 174 Cusick. J.A. 166 Daly, J.T. 196 Damark. B.E. 197 Daub. SA 155. 193. 201 Davis. C.K. 202 Dederick. W.L 158. 195 Delta Tau Delta 248-249 Denny. S.H. 180 Devine. W.F. 158, 195 Donahey. R.W. 199 Dormitory Counselors 84 Drinkwater. M.D. 168 Duffee. LR. 168,201 Dunlap. JA 179 Edge. J.L. 1 87 Egbert. T.L 167.202 Einstein. DJ . 165 Elam. PR. 164 Elder. T.D. 158 Election 82 78-79 Elfering. TJ. 203 Ellerbe. DM. 157. 187 English. F.G. 178 Epperson. WA 152 Eppes. F.L. 159 Executive Committee 85 Faculty 136-147 Falk. J.H. 170 300 Fancy Dress 56-57. 116-119 FantJ.L 167.202 Fechtel. VJ. 159 Fellin. EJ. 184. 195 Fencing Club 1 13 Fetterman. DJ. 155. 167 Feuerstein. HA 170 Fife, E.R. 173 Film Society 96 Foley. SA. 155. 195 Football 34. 64-65. 236 Founders ' Day 98-99 Fraternities 242-275 Freeman. DA 155, 167 Fulmer, A.F. 189 Galanides. T.M. 163 Gallery 276-281 Geary. S.D. 196 Centner. T.C. 173 Gill. H.E. 196 Glee Club 100 Golf 41, 129,240 Goretzka, K.E. 196 Graham, DC. 160 Graver. R.T, 195 Greene. S.K. 201 Gregory. M.M. 172 Griffith. R.S. 155 Guenard, J.D. 191 Hagigh, D.M. 189 Hall. S.W. 193. 195 Halleran. J.G. 199 Hanks. C.T. 152 Hanson. B.L. 152 Harris, CJ. 173 Harrold, DA. 152 Hartz. J.W. 161 Harrison. TA. 173. 195 Hayslette, D.T. 181 Heinsohn, EA 191 Hennett, DA 150 Hess, J.C. 193 Holdaway, B.K. 179 Hollis. S.B. 187 Homecoming 66-69 Hrabar. PJ. 187. 195 Hudson. E.R. 181 Huskin. J.T. 178 Huston, B.F. 153 International Club 97 Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship 109 Jackman. F.L. 173. 176 Jackson, W.M. 165 Jacoby. R.B. 184 Johnson, Qn. 158 Johnson. G.E. 193 Johnstone. K.W. 179 Jonas. W J. 170 Jones. D.S. 157. 192 Jones. D.W. 194 Jones. J.E. 151 Jones. W.R. 177 Jordan. P.C. 169 Kaplan. B.L. 171 Kappa Alpha 250-251 Kappa Sigma 252-253 Kass, B.S. 180 Kelafant. J.R. 158 Kellerman. D.W. 182. 195 Kendrick. M.P. 159 Kennedy. J.G. 155, 167 Kerr, S.P. 193,201 Kibbe. M.W. 164 Kibler, CM. 193 King, C.L. 193 King, T.F. 167, 202 Kurtz, K.D. 153 Lacrosse 42, 124-125,239 Lambda Chi Alpha 254-255 Langhorne, W.H. 152 Lawson, T.M. 1 82 Layne. M.E. 150 Leachman. W.H. 187 Leblanc. J.D. 186, 192 LeCuyer. GA 166 Lessley, D.W. 174 Lewers, M.H, 173 Lewis, M 197 Lexington 4-17 Lipscomb, J.E. 189 Londrey. J.F. 198 McCabe, J.C. 172 McColl. W.L. 192 McLarin, J,H. 186, 192 Mahoney, M.D. 193, 199 Mancer, K.R. 189 Man For All Seasons 74-75 Manganiello, K.P. 195 Marshall. R.W. 177 Mason, BA. 150 Matriculation 58-59 Meyer. T.W. 194 Michaelis, S.L. 161 Miller. J.W. 185 Millican. H.B. 161 Moore, D.W. 182.200 Moore. P.O. 161 Morrissette. CI. 188 Murray, D.M. 169 Murray, P.W. 169 Nelson, F.E. 152 (Nichols, R,L. 160 Oast, T. 164 O ' Brien, E J. 170,202 Ordway, R.W. 171 Organizations 134-135 Ortiz, R.G. 197 Owen, R.G. 155 Palmer, S.D. 153 Parents ' Weekend 73 Paris. E.R. 183 Patrons 297 Patterson. R.B. 150 Peery. W.M. 163 Perry, S.P. 164 Perryman. J.L. 155, 164 Perkinson, J.W. 193 Perlitz. D.E. 200 Phi Delta Theta 256-257 Phi Gamma Delta 258-259 Phi Kappa Psi 260-261 Phi Kappa Sigma 262-263 Pi Kappa Alpha 264-265 Pi Kappa Phi 266-267 Pinner. W.W. 180 Ponder. H.M. 157, 187 Potente, J.P. 159 Poorman, J.B. 158 Power, CB. 1 70 Price, T.M. 179 Pritchett, CB. 186 Read. W.M. 189 Reap, M.H. 199 Renner, F.H. 157, 189 Reynolds, P.H. 176 Rhett. W.W.B. 170 Ridlon. DP. 172 Rindge. F.H. 197 Ring-tum Phi 130 Roberts. D.S. 201 Roberts, W.L. 171 Robinson, G,K. 173. 195 Root, R.L. 195 Ross. B.L. 165 Ross, J A 180 Royal, H.W. 170 Rudder. J.B. 178 Rugby Club 112 Rugeley. F.W. 153 Rush 62-63 Russel, B.C. 202 Russell, J.G. 203 Sanborn. S.D. 154 Schenecker. E.W. 188 Schram. CD. 171 Scruggs. R.W. 170 Seay, K.V. 196 Seifert, J.N. 203 Self, W.M. 180 Selig, CW. 185 Seniors 148-207 Sensabaugh, J.H, 157 Sewell, H,F. 154 Sharman. J.R. 155 Sharp. CW. 165 Shuford. M.C 151 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 268-269 Sigma Chi 270-271 Sigma Phi Epsilon 272-273 Skardon. M.S. 181 Smith. CP. 175. 182 Smith, D.B. 162 Smith. FM. 196 Smith. J A. 182 Smith, T.C 178. 196 Smith, R.R. 165 Snead. W.L. 189 Soccer 36, 76, 236 Solitario, J,S. 165 Sports, the year in review 32-45 Stanley, J.E. 187 Stanton. E.S. 155. 193 Starks. H.P. 192, 202 Stephen, RA. 1 56 Stern, J.L 162 Stevens, D.W. 203 Stokes, CS. 203 Streiff, M.B, 194 Student Association for Black Unity 108 Student Recruitment Committee 108 Superdance 54-55, 104-107 Sv mming 39, 102-103, 237 Taylor. A.M. 167.202 Taylor, R.E. 170 Tea and Sympathy 122-123 Teare, N.W. 160, 185 Tennis 41, 128, 241 Thomas, GJA. 187, 195 Thomas, T.R. 198 Thompson, AJ. 195 Thompson, CE. 174 Thompson, J.T. 150 Thompson, M.D. 183, 199 Thornton, H.E. 174 Townsend. C.C. 164. 200 Track 43. 132,241 Tuesdays in the Pit 88-89 Turner, R.P. 170, 174 Tyson, D.W. 186 Underclassmen 208-235 University, the 18-31 University Center Committee 88 Vaughan, S.B. 190 Vlahoplus. J.C. 157 WLUR-FM 92 Walsh. J.P. 182,200 Warren, S.C 176 Waterman, R.D. 201 Water Polo 37. 77, 237 Webb, T.H. 151 Weed, TA 192 Weissman. R.D. 185 Welch, P.R. 184 Wennerholm. B.E. 179 Wheeler. G.C 171 Whitehead, h.P. 186 Williams, H.K. 194 Wilson, D.D, 196 Wilson, TA. 164 Windsor, J.H. 162 Witherspoon. G.H. 179 Wohlfarth, T.P. 194 Woodard, E.R. 192, 197 Woodruff, H,B. 200 Woodson, D,K. 150 Wrestling 39, 102-103, 238 Yancey, A.a. 156 Year in review 46-57 Yerke, M.S. 182, 195 Young, R.W. 195 Zeta BeU Tau 274-275