Opening Features
6
Administration
18
Faculty
26
Classes
36
Athletics
136
Honorarles and Organizations
146
Sororities
186
Index
211
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A Year to
Remember
Longwood College 1968 is Palsophomore Home Eco-
Miss
Perry, a lovely
nomics
major
from
charmed her way
into
Danville.
the
Pat
hearts of
the judges at our annual pageant v/ith her
modern dance
smile. in
of
routine and genuine Although Pat has participated
many her
local
reign
tunity to
activities,
the highlight
was having the oppor-
represent
Longwood in the Our hearts go
Miss Virginia Pageant.
out to you. Miss Pat Perry!
Miss Longwood College 1968
May Queen
JANE
TIBBS
May
Court
Upper Right
Bottom (Left to Right): Melanie Raper, Joyce Temple, Penny Second Row: Pat Coleman. Iny Chapman, Donna Sleason. Third Row: Susan Davenport, Pat Perry. Lower Right— Bottom (Left to Right): Sue Ellen Lyon, Chris McDonnell. Second Row: Sandra Sink, Linda RInaldi, Murad, JoAnne Melchor. Third Row: Pat Cloonan, Chris Tavel. Ellis.
MAID OF
HONOR
PATTY KINGSLEY
Oktoberfest The year 1968 brought many changes to the Longwood campus, and a major change was In store for the traditional Geist Festival. In the early part of October, Geist revealed the new theme, Oktoberfest. It was selected from a festival of the
same name
year.
Festmeister, formerly called
was
Dillard
held annually
Vaughan, and
Geist gives a
member
tenmeister, the former
is
in
the
Germany highest
of the Junior Class.
Midway
at this time of
Mistress of Ceremonies,
recognition that
The 1968 Mit-
Marshall, was Pat Cloonan,
sophomore who has contributed much to school activities. many things remained the same co'or skits, hockey games, fun, excitement, and most of all, Blue and White a
But
Spirit.
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Harvest Bowl Princess
LYNNE RACHAL
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Apple Blossom
MARCIA MITCHELL
Princess
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Mad onna
BRENDA HOLLY
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With the approach of the Christmas season, plans
the
YWCA
for the
was actively making of the
selection
1968
Ma-
donna. She was to be chosen by the student body on the basis of high ChrisHan ideals and character. The annual pageant,
"The
Littlest
Angel,"
was the
result
of
much planning and hard work, and the highlight of the Christmas season
was the
Brenda
hHolly,
presentation
of
Miss
Madonna.
Best Dressed DONNA SLEASON
Miss Donna
Blake Gleason, a Freshman major from hlopewell was named Glamour's Best Dressed Girl at Longwood College for 1969. Donna, sponsored by the Freshman Class, is both a leader in fashion
Art
as
well
as
campus
was sponsored by
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activities. Pi
The contest
Delta gpsilon.
When lite
the more exciting and glorious aspects of college are overshadowed as work piles up and the hours of sleep
become fewer and fewer, the determined but weary student may be driven to depression. Are the indignities she must now endure compensated by the dignities of education? She is taught that, "you must work that you may keep pace with
the earth and the
soul
struggles on and soon she
that the worst has passed. spring was not a myth.
is
of the earth." She faithfully rewarded with the realization It's downhill all the way now;
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As summer ends, the faculty and administration are greeted by scores of meetings. New equipment and new procedures add to classes and administrative duties.
Frantic students seek their advisors to
straighten out conflicting schedules.
hard work to accomplish a goal
fill
Patience and
many
hours.
We,
the students of Longwood, are deeply Indebted to all
the faculty and administration for their guidance
during our
Longwood
i8
career.
Dr.
Henry
I.
Willetf,
Jr.,
President
Becomes Longwood's
Dr. Willett
On Henry
Saturday, Irving
November
Willett, Jr.,
22,
1968,
was invested
Eighth President
Dr.
as
Longwood College. festivities began on Friday
the eighth president of
The inaugural
with an inaugural reception, an art exhibit
of Miss Barbara Bishop's work, a presentation
and at
by the Longwood Players of The King and a post-performance coffee hour the alumnae house. Farmville hotels I,
filled
delegates representing other
as
dent.
in-
new presiOn Saturday many Longwood girls
stitutions
arrived to honor the
shared the
excitement of the
Inauguration was a fannily affair for the Wiliet+s. Pictured with Dr. Willett are Mrs. Willett and their sons, Scott and Rodney, Mr. Preston Turner, Dr Willett. Sr.,
and
Dr.
Thomas
Willett.
ceremony,
which began with the academic procession.
The organ anthem was written and performed by Mr. Paul Hesselink. The honorable Mills E. Godwin, Jr., Governor of Virginia, addressed the inaugural convocation. After his investiture, Dr. Willett and his guests attended an inaugural luncheon. A performance by the Concert Choir under the direction of Dr. John Molnar ended the two-day program.
Two former presidents and
a former at Dr. Willett's inauguration. Pictured Dr. Francis Lankford, and
Dr. Willett,
Governor
acting
from Dr.
president were in attendance are Mr. Fred Wygal, Lancaster.
left to right
Dabney
Rector E. Angus Powell, Mary Alice Elwang, and Guvernor Godwin express best wishes to Dr. Willett. who Mills
E.
Godwin
said in his address "something of a transition
that he sensed that had taken place came to campus."
.
.
.
since
Dr.
Willett
is
Longwood's eighth president.
Administration Stands
Dr.
Ready Frances
R.
to Listen to Student
Problems
Brown, Associate Dean of Students.
Miss Joanne Students.
Holt,
Assistant
Dean
of
Mr.
Jimmy
P.
Paul,
Business
Manager and
Treasurer.
Mr.
Thomas
Services.
Administrative Staff
Expands as LC Grows Mr. Harold
K.
Magnusson, Registrar.
C.
Dalton,
Director
of
Special
Various Directors Behind the
Mr.
Leon
Henderson,
ent of Buildings and
Superintend Grounds.
Scenes Keep Long wood Operating
Mrs. Ruby Gordon, Assistant Book Store Manager, and Mrs. Frances Farrier, Boole Store Manager.
2-5
Mrs.
Bess
Daniels,
Postmistress,
and Mrs. Mary
Franks,
Assistant
Postmistress.
Longwoqd College Health Foulk.
Mrs.
Service:
Garland. Bottom
(Left to
Right)
Row: Mrs. Jones, Mrs..
Top Row: Fornnafi,
Dr.
Mrs.
Wells,
Protection Recreation, Health,
Paperwork Are
Parts of
Mrs.
Haley.
and
Campus
Mr. Rickman and
Mr
Life
The paper work for Longwood's administrative personnel and secretaries.
Longwood College
Police
Mr. C. H. Smith, Mr.
Tom Webb).
E.
Force: (Left to Right) Mr. Southall, Mr. E. Johnson Seamster, and Mr. W. Oertel, Jr. (not pictured: Mr
Sequin, Bowling Alley Managers.
offices
is
handled by the office
The Art Departmenf Sponsors Numerous
Art Department:
Hathaway,
Computers Bring
New
Mrs.
(Seated)
Nancy
Miss
Leitch,
Barbara Mr. Paul
Bishop.
Exhibits
right, standing) Miss Annie Ross.
(Left to
Roulllard,
Mrs. Janice
Lemen,
Mr. Walte
Emphasis to
the Business Education Department Department: (Left to Right) Mrs. Frances Hamlett, Merle Landrum and Mr. Norman Myers.
Business
V
Mr. Willard
Leeper,
Mrs.
Ruth Taliaferro.
Dr.
Dr.
Charles H. Patterson,
Jr.,
Chairman.
Mr. Charles DeWItt, Mr. Edwin Vassar, Dr. Charles Patterson, and Mr. Miguel A.
SII
Electronics Engineer.
Education Deparfment Plans Laboratory School
English
Helen Savage. Miss Kate Trent, Dr. Jung Ra, Mr. T. Cullen Dalton, Mrs. Wacker. Not pictured: Dr. Janet Binger and Dr. Lee Land.
Mrs.
Phyllis
Departnnent: Dr. Rosemary Sprague and Mr. Foster Gresham.
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First R.
Row:
Beatrice
Mrs. Mary Woodburn, Mrs. Jo Sneller, Miss Second Row: Mrs. Helen Page, Mr. George Elliott, Mr.
Dr. Floyd Swertfeger,
Bland.
Robert Banton. Dr. Linwood Kent.
Dr.
Dr.
Mr.
William
L.
Frank,
Chairman.
William Frank, Dr. Herbert Blackwell, Mr. Warren Eyster, Mr Fred Herndon Mrs Gail Fillmer Hevener, Dr. William Sowder, Miss Janice McCormick
Beaumont.
English
Department Has
New Chairman
Dr. Patton
Miss Carolyn Craft. Mr. Gerald Pyle, Miss Joann Fritsche, Mrs. Ruth Taliaferro, Miss Susan May, Dr. Charlotte Hooker, Miss Elinor Douglass.
Lockwood, Mr. Dale Melsnes, Mr. Robert Woodburn, Mr. Lewis Rutherford.
Separate Department
r
Established For
Speech and Drama
Dr. Patton
Lockwood, Chairman.
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Foreign Language Department
Sponsors Exchange Students
Mrs.
Frances
M. Garnjost, Acting Chairman Mrs. Diana Saunders, Anita Ernouf
Mrs.
Frances
Garnjost.
Mr.
Wayne
Nunn, Mr. Ben Sandidge,
Dr.
Maria
Silveira,
Mrs.
European Travel-Study
Program offered by History and Social
Science Department
Mr. L. Marshall Hall, Mr. Joseph Scolnick, Mr. Robert Stauffer, Dr. Elizabeth Etheridge, Mr. FredMr. Henry Bittinger, Dr. Mortimer. H. Charles Lane. erick
Mr. John McCrimmon, Mr. Pii-Yull Ra, Mrs. Kathleen Cover. Dr. Maurice Sneller, Mr. Richard Rubley. Not pictured: Dr. Alexander Berkis, Mr. Thomas Burke. Mr. Anthony Cristo. Mr. Dr. James Helms.
Earl
and
Couture.
Mr.
James Crowl,
Home
Economics Department
Awaits
Mrs. Nell Griffin, Mrs. Frances Gee,
Miss Lora Bernard.
Mrs.
Nell
New
Griffin,
Building
Cl-
Math Department
Welcomes
New
Instructors
Mr. Robert
Dr.
Wu,
Miss
Mary
Allen,
Mr. Emeric Noone, Mr. Randall
Webb.
Blanche C. Badger, Chairma
Mrs.
Cada
Parrish,
Mrs. Sandra
Bollinger,
Mrs. Josephine Magnlflco, Dr. Blance Badger, Miss Emilie HoHadav.
New
Building
Finally
for
Dr.
Miss
Pauline
Boehm,
Miss
Frieda
James McCombs, Mr. Robert
Myers,
Blasch.
Dr.
Mr.
Darrell
Harbaum,
Mr.
Paul
Hesselink,
Planned
Music Department
John Molnar, Chairman.
Mr.
John Molnar. Not pictured: Miss Emily Clark.
First Row: Mr. John Hardy, Mr. Robert Lehman, Dr. Elizabeth Jackson, Mr. James Curley, Mr. Joseph Law. Second Row: Mr. Wayne Meshejian, Dr. Carolyn Wells, Dr. Robert Brumfleld, Dr. Jane tHolman, Dr. David Breil. Not pictured: Mr. John Austin, Dr. Virginia Bass, Mr. Billy Batts, Mr. George Buteau, Miss Mary Foy, Dr. Alton Harvill, Mr. Richard Heinemann, Dr. Marvin Scott.
Modern Labs Added To Science Department Dr.
Robert Brumfleld, Chairmo
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Health and Physical
Education
Department Increases Staff
Mrs. Emily Landrum, Miss Faye Ripley. Mrs. Phyllis Harris, Dr. Dr. Barbara Smith.
Dr.
Shirley O'Neil,
Mary
Heintz. Miss
Anne Hutf-
Chairman.
Seated: Miss Sally Bush, Miss Carolyn Callaway. Standing: Dr. Shirley O'Neil. Miss Nancy Andrews, Miss Judith Fa+h. Not pictured; Miss Bowman, Miss Rebecca Brocltenbrough.
Library
Becomes
Expanding. Center of Research
First Row: Mrs. Martha LeStourgeon, Mrs. Florence Richardson, Mrs. Elva Woodyard, Mrs. Martha Scott, Mr. Charles Butler, Librarian. Second Row: Mrs. Helen Cunningham, Mr. John Molnar. Not pictured: Mrs. Anne Jeffers, Mrs. June Sadand.
Housing
is
a full-time responsibility for
Head
Residents
Head Residents (left to right, seated): Mrs. Martha Rock, Mrs. Flo Preas, Mrs. Ercelle Whitt, Mrs. Ruby Jones, (second row): Mrs. Naomi Ordogh, Mrs. Nan Orange, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Antoinette Goodman, and Mrs. Frances Jones, (not pictured: Mrs. Thelma Eaber).
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones,
Alumnae
Secretary.
Mrs. Sue Clark, Day Hostess,
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Home
Office
The Faculty
Joan of Arc takes o her
in
Follies,
look
as
Mr.
Bob Stauffer impersonates
1968.
Miss Anne Huffman and Mr, Paul Roulllard try to "steal" the show with their interpretation of "Bonnie and Clyde."
Drama
professors
Mr
making actmg debuts
Repeated curtain calls assured the faculty that the 1968 thoroughly enioyed and appreciated by the student body.
Follies
wer
Melsness and
Dr
Lockwood prefer
a
billiards
game
to
Traditional skits and
projects take an active part
Competitive "Red and "Green and White" spirit add to strengthen Longwood's "Blue and White" spirit. At Longwood each class is something different and special. Sister classes are cherished by all. With all classes working together, Longwood becomes a united body of students which upholds the stanin
class
participation.
White" and
dards of the college.
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Patty Kingsley
Assumes
Responsibility as Senior
Class President
A
busy schedule marked the of
Class
69's
at
life
final
Longwood.
teachers returned to campus, the
phase of the student
After
class' first
formal
November was highcapping. lighted by Dr. Willett's inauguration in which the seniors were honored to participate. The remaining winter months were spent in ordering invitations and planning the final program for graduation.
duty
was
senior
Then, after months of hard work, the seniors entertained the underclassmen with their skit depicting their four years' experience. The senior banquet
followed as a
final
tion climaxed a
activity before exams.
Gradua-
for each
member
memorable year
of the senior class.
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS— Cam Thomas, president; Bain,
Jessie
Watson, treasurer; Frieda
president; Patty Kingsley, Raper, secretary; and Frances
vice
historian.
Patty
Kingsley
and
Carol
Skelley
proudly
admire
exercises.
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the
announcements
for
graduation
'69
SENIORS
ANNE ADAMS B.S. Home Economics; College Chapter Section Va. Home Ec. Assoc, VPres.; Home Economics Club; Kappa Delta Pi,
Phi;
Kappa Omicron Sophom 5re Assist-
ant;
Young
Sec;
CAROLE ANSON Health and Physical Education: Delta Psi Kappa: Kappa Delta Pi; Phi B.S.
SANDRA ALLEN B.S.
Elementary
tion;
Transfer;
Educa-
Corkettes.
Mu.
Democrats,
Reporter.
ANN AILOR B.S.
Elementary
Educa-
Alpha Lambda DelHonors ta, Pres.; Geist; Council, V.-Chariman; House Association; Kaption;
CLAUDIA ADAMS B.S.
tion;
Elementary EducaCahoots; House As-
Kappa
soc;
Delta
pa
Delta
Pi;
S.E.A.; Sigma Corresponding Kappa, Sec: Student Activities
V-Pres.;
Comm.; Who's Who.
SHEILA ALLEN
Home
I.S.
Economics
Legislative,
Pi,
Zeta Recording
Pres.;
S.E.A., Treas.;
Tau
Alpha,
LINDA ATKINSON B.S. Health and Physical Education; Acting Senior Class President: Cahoots; Delta Psl Kappa: Sportsmanship Committee: Var-
CAROL ANTHONY Business;
Geist, Honors Council; Beta Lambda, State Reporter; Phi Mu, Treas.; Pi Delta Epsilon; PublicaB.S.
Treas.: Phi
tions
ginian,
Board;
S.E.A.;
Business
Basketball.
sity
4:
Blazer
Manager.
NANCY B.S.
Pres.:
Spanish Treas.
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AIELLO
Mathematics: Kappa
Delta
Pi:
Lychno?,
Newman
V.-
Club; Club: Y.W.C.A.,
Captain
Varsity Fencing
Varsity
Vir-
Lacross;
Award.
Team: White
FRANCES BAIN B.S. Art: Corket+es; H2O Club, V.-Pres., 4; Phllakalia,
Sec,
Senior
3,
Class
Swim Team.
Pres.,
JOANNE BLACK
4;
Historian;
Social
B.S.
Science:
Al-
pha Psi Omega; Alpha Sigma Alpha, Pres., 4; Honor's Council; Long-
wood
Players,
V.-Pres.,
Political
Science
Reporter,
4;
3;
Club,
S.E.A.
PATRICIA BATES Alpha Gam-
B.A. English;
ma
BECKY
BARTHOLOMEW B.A.
English;
Academic
Committee; Alpha Lambda Delta; Alpha Sigma Alpha; B.S.U.; Colleague; Geist; House Affairs
MARILYN BELOTE B.S.
Elementary
tion;
Delta Zeta.
Council; Kapoa Delta Lambda lota Tau; S.E.A.; Sophomore and Junior Class Pres.; Who's Who.
Educ
MARILYN BATES B.S. Art.
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Delta; B.S.U.; Colleagues; Elections Committee, V.-Ch., 3, Ch., 4;
House Assoc.
BECKY BONDURANT B.S. Health and Physical Education; A.A.; Alpha
Gamma BECKY BARNARD B.S.
tion.
Elementary
Educa-
3,4; Psi
Delta, Rec. Sec, Blazer Award; Delta
Kappa; House Assoc; Hockey Team,
Tidewater 4;
Varsity
Basketba
Golf; Hockey.
CAROLE BLANE I.S.
^B|^
1
WP^*^
.
Elementary
Educa-
tion.
NANCY BOSWELL B.S.
Elementary
Educa-
Wesley Foundation; Young Republicans. tion;
LINDA BOWERS B.A.
ANN BOWLES
House
English;
Elementary EducaAlpha Sigma Tau; Cahoots; Freshman Class Sec Gyre; House AssoB.S.
Lambda lo+a Council, Tau; Spanish Club; I
S.E.A.;
Pres
tion;
:
Zeta
Tau
Alpha,
ciation
4,
m
'-m
III
CAROL BRADLEY Art; Baptist Student Union; Phi Beta Lambda;
B.S.
Y.W.C.A.
Philakalla;
MARY BRAUER i.S.
Home
Economics.
CAROLYN BROCKMEYER
DONNA
BRANTLEY
PATRICIA BRADY
Educa Alpha Sigma Tau Comes. Col Sec, 2; B.S.
Elementary
i.S.
tlon;
leagu'?;
Elections
Comm.
Giest Festival, Mistress of
Ceremonies. Council; Judicial
Alpha
lota.
House
3;
Fire
Geography.
Bachelor of Music Education; American Guild Organist; Concert Choir; Jarman Singer; Madrigal Singers; M.E.N.C.; Sigma
Chief
3
Board 3,4; Miss Pageant. Di-
EM
Longwood
B.S.
rector 3; Panhellenic Del.
tion.
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BRAY
Elementary
Educ
—
1 I
V BARBARA BROOKS
EMILIA BRUCE Mathematics.
I.S.
Psychology.
KAREN BURKE B.S.
tion;
Elementary EducaColleague: House Ch., Sumnner, 3;
Assoc,
Kappa
Delta;
Varsity
Tennis.
LILLIAN BRUBECK B.S.
CAROLYN BABCOCK B.S.
tion;
Elementary Pi
Educa-
Gamma
Wesley Foundation.
Mu;
CLEO BUCHANAN
LINDA BURT B.S.
Elementary
tion;
Wesley Foundation.
Eouca-
B.S.
tion.
MARY CARROLL B.S.
Education;
Business
15 L0NGW00J£0L1-EGE
Delta Zeta; Panhellenic Council, Honors 2,3,4; Council; Newman Club; Phi
Beta
Omega,
Sec.
Lambda; 3,
Pi
Pres. 4.
r \ WOMEN; AL SCHOOL FOR 24 TO STATE TEAGHEl |W|iLE"i
IN
1949
Tt.
CONFERRING THE ECE AUTHORIZED IN 1916, AND r DECREE. WILLIAM H. RUF% i'.
.
E
SUPERINTENDENT
ACTION, WAS THE FIR FOURTH. J. L. 1902 TO 1948.
a
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Elementary
Educ
Biology.
class of '69 Participates VIRGINIA B.S.
in
National Election
CHAMBERS
Elementary
Educa-
tion.
DOROTHY CHAPPELL Biology;
B.S.
Board;
man
Judicial
Y.W.C.A.; Chair-
Human
BARBARA CARR
Relations
Committee.
B.A.
English;
H2O
Club,
Pres.,
4;
Corkettes; Treas.,
S.E.A.;
Sigma
Council;
3,
House Sigma
Sigma.
INES B.A.
French
IRENE CAMPBELL S.
MARGARETTE CLEGG B.S.
Psychology &
Math-
ematics.
MARY CHAPMAN B.S.
ma
Alpha SigHouse Associa-
Biology;
Tau;
tion;
Lychnos:
May
Court.
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Social
Science.
COLOM
Spanish;
Club;
A.A.;
Freshman
Spanish Commission; Club; Y.W.C.A.; Usherette.
PAT
COLEMAN
Elementary EducaSocial Standards Committee; Zeta Tau AlB.S.
tion:
pha.
NOREEN CORCORAN B.S.
Elementary
Educa-
tion.
LAURA CLARK Bachelor of Music EducaConcert Choir, V-
tion;
Singers; Pres.; Jarman Kappa Delta Pi; MENC; Sigma Alpha lota, Treas., 3,
Pres.,
4.
SHARON COLLINS B.S.
SUSAN COLLIER B.S.
History.
tion:
Elementary Gyre;
Educa-
Newman
Club; Sing-Out.
CAROL COLEMAN French and Spanish French Club, Sec, 3 Association House Lambda lota Tau; S.E.A. Spanish Club; Virginian. B.A.
NANCY CLEMENTS B.S.
Delta
History: Epsilon;
B.S.U.:
F
Rotunda
S.E.A.
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JACKIE COUNCIL
SWEN CORKER B.S.
Business
Education.
B.S.
Elementary
tion;
S.E.A.;
Educa-
Kappa Delta Pi: Wesley Founda-
tion.
SUSIE I.S.
GAYLE COHRELL B.S.
tion;
Elementary
German
Longwood Forum;
EducaClub; S.E.A.;
Spanish Club.
MARSHA CRIGGER
DIANNE CREED EDITH B.S.
COVINGTON
English;
ence Club.
Political
Sci-
Mathematics; S.E.A.; Wesley Club; Spanish
tion;
Foundation.
S.E.A.
B.S.
B.S.
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Elementary
Kappa
Educa-
Delta
Phi
COX
Mathematics.
ANITA DEAN
CAROLYN CRUTE B.S.
Elementary
tion;
Baptist
EducaStudent
Union, Pres. 4, State Sec. Kappa Delta Pi.
4;
B.S.
Elementary
Educa-
tion;
S.E.A.;
Wesley
Foundation, Council Young Dennocrats.
1,2;
ALICE CUNDIFF B.S.
Elementary
tion; Transfer;
Educa-
Alpha Sig-
ma Alpha.
JANE CURLE B.S.
Social
Freshman Pres.;
Science;
Commission, Granddaughters
Club; Orchesis;
PI
ma Mu;
PsI
pa,
Delta
Sec.-Treas.;
Basketball;
^
GamKapVarsity
Varsity
Hock-
yr
ey Team; Y.V^.C.A.
SHARON CURLING B.S.
DONNA B.S.
tlon; Transfer.
SUSANNE CROSS
DAVIS
Elementary
Educ
Mathematics; Sigma Alpha. B.S.
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Alpha
Social
Science;
Granddaughters
Club;
Club: Spanish Foundation.
Wesley
f^
A
JOYCE DERBY
SANDRA DIDAWICK B.S.
tion:
EducaElementary Connmlttee: Car
ma
Wesley
1st
Kappa
Delta
Pi:
B.A. English:
Delta:
Court, Board,
Foundation.
Alpha Gam-
Panhellenic 2, Circus 3:
V-Pres., 2;
Legislative
Sophomore 4: Road Show, Ch.: Spanish Club 3.
CATHERINE deROSSET B.S.
Elementary
tion:
House
Kappa
Delta.
EducaCouncil:
Student Teachers Return,
JUDY DEEL B.S.
Elementary
tion:
Baptist
EducaStudent
Union.
SANDRA DEW B.S.
tion:
Elementary
Educa-
Alpha Sigma Alpha;
Orchesis; Y.W.C.A.
ANN DICKINSON B.S.
Biology:
Foundation,
Sec.
Wesley Pres.
LAVONIA DIXON B.S. History & Social Science: Alpha Lambda Del-
ta:
Kappa
torian, 4:
Delta Pi
Pi,
Gamma
V-Pres.,
4:
ence tunda;
Young
Political
His-
Mu, Sci-
Club. V-Pres., 4: Ro-
cans.
Republi-
fc^
MARTHA DRUMMOND
DONNA DOLAN
English-Drama; AlOmega; Long-
B.A.
pha
Psi
wood
Players,
Newman
Pres.,
4;
B.S.
Elementary
tion;
Kappa
Educa-
Delta.
Club.
Eager to Share Their Experiences
III
'fl;
1
^'irii
STACY DODGE Elementary EducaColleague; Judicial 3, chairman,
B.S.
tion:
Board, Sec, 4;
Usherette,
S.E.A.;
2;
Zeta Tau Alpha.
ti
RITA
DUTTON
B.S. History and Social Science; Pi Gamma Mu: Young S.E.A.: Republi-
POLLY DOBBINS tion:
Elementary EducaWestn?: ";*er Fellow-
ship:
Youig
B.S.
STEPHANIE DU ROSS
SARA DREWRY B.A.
Mathematics;
man
Club,
Rep.,
4;
Treas.,
Gyre;
Ger3,
Rotunda.
B.S. Health 8. Physical Education: Athletic Asso.; Blazer Award; Corkettes; H-O Club, V-Pres.. Treas.. 4; Home Eco3, nomics Club; House Council Newman 3; Club: Varsity Swim Team, Capt.; Y.W.C.A.
De-^ocrats.
REBECCA EASTER B.S.
Elemenfary
Educa-
tion;
Alpha Psi Student
Omega
Baptist
Longwood
Players.
Union Tech
ANN EARMAN B.A. French; Delta Zeta; French Club; Transfer.
Director 3, V. Pres. 4; Pi Delta Epsilon; Virginian
SANDRA EDDINS Transfer.
i.S.
English;
I.S.
JUDY ELLIOT Home Economics,
PENELOPE B.S.
KATHY EDDY B.S.
tion.
Elementary
Educa-
tion;
Delta,
ELLIS Elementary EducaTransfer; hiistorian;
Kappa
May
Court, 4; S.E.A.
50
LINDA ETHERIDSE B.A.
Colleague;
English;
Glamour Contest. 3: Kappa Delta, Historian; Sing Out Students.
CAROL EUBANK B.S.
Business
Education;
Alpha Sigma Alpha; Cahoots; Colleagues.
JANE ERDMAN Health and Physical Education; A.A.; Fall Sports Chairman; Alpha Gamnna Delta; Delta Psi B.S.
Kappa; mission;
Varsity
Freshman ComArchery; Hockey; Varsity Varsity
La Crosse.
LINDA B.S.
CHARLOHE B.S.
Elementary
tion;
S.E.A.
Educa
EVELYN
Canterbury Committee, Chairman; Freshman Commission; Y.W.C.A. B.S.
CYNTHIA EUDAILEY
Club;
Biology; Films
i 51
SALLIE FAUBER B.S.
Mu.
Art;
Philikalia;
FEATHERSTONE
Social
Phi
Science.
Governor's
ANN FLESHMAN Bachelor of Music EducaB.S.U., Music Direc-
tion: tor; cil,
Honors CounJarman Singers;
C'lOir; Pr,5s.;
Madrigal Singers; M.E.N.
C
nna
Treas.; Orchesis; Sig-
Alpha
lo+a.
Soloist,
Chaplain, V-Pres.; Socia Committee Standards
Who's Who.
5^
Visit
Highlights
LC/s
Presidential Inauguration KATHY FRANK Elementary
B.S.
Educa-
tion.
i
;
^ÂŤ^x^ B.S.
i
SUSAN FOSTER Home Economics:
Transfer;
Home
Ec.
Club.
NANCY SRIM B.A.
History;
Kappa
Del-
Pi; Political Science Club; S.E.A.; Young Re-
ta
publicans.
CHERYL HANNABASS Phi
Business Education; Beta Lambda, Treas.,
4;
Rotunda,
B.S.
ness
Manager,
Asst.
SARAH GIBBONS Baptist Sociology; Union; Concert Choir; House Association B.S.
Student
Busi1,3;
Madrigal Singers.
2.
LINDA GLASSCOCK B.S.
dent
Business: Baptist Stu-
Union:
Phi
Lambda; Y.W.C.A.
JANICE GILLENWATER B.S. Elementary EducaCanterbury Club; Gyre; Young Republicans.
tion;
53
Beta
KATHRYN GRIZZARD Alpha Sigma Alpha;
Colleague;
Hall
Dining
Committee; Commission; 3; Council, Constitution 2,3,
Educa-
Elementary
B.S.
tion;
Freshman
House Legislative
Committee, Chairman, 3; Long-
wood
Players;
Orienta-
V-.A.S.G. Leader; Committee; Formation Cabinet, 1,2. Y.W.C.A.
tion
JOAN HALL
KAREN GUTHRIE B.S.
Elementary
Educa-
tion; B.S.U.; House Association, 4, Summer. 3.
English;
B.S. Pres.,
Delta
Zeta,
4.
MARTHA HALL B.A. English and Drama; Psi Omega; Alpha Club: Granddaughters Gyre; Longwood Players, Pres.,
3.
PATRICIA HALSTEAD B.S. Health and Physical Corkettes; Education; Kappa, SecPsi Delta
CYNTHIA HARDISON B.A. Social Science.
Gymnastics Team; Club; Miss Long2; OrientaSocial Leader; tion Committee, Standards
Treas.;
H=0
wood
Finalist,
Chairman; Assistant;
Sophomore Sportsmanship
Varsity Committee; Hockey, Manager.
LINDA HALL B.S.
tion.
Elementary
Educa-
DEBORAH HALLER B.S.
Geography;
Science Tennis.
Club;
Political
Varsity
Kappa
History;
Sec;
Gamma
Pi
Pi;
S.E.A.;
Elementary
Del-
B.S.
Mu,
tion; Transfer;
Mu;
Pi
Educa-
Gamma
Epsilon; Delta S.E.A.; Virginian.
Science Spanish
Political
Club; Club.
JOANNA HANKS
CAROL HANDY
MARY HAMNER B.A. ta
PI
Education; Beta Lambda:
Business
B.S.
B.S.U.; Phi
Virginian.
JANE GREGORY .S.
Biology.
JANET B.S.
KAY HALL Home Economics;
Alpha
Sigma
Alpha.
1st
V-Pres.;
Chaplain,
Home
Ec.
Omicron
Club;
Phi;
Rep.;
Who's
Vv'ho.
Education;
Gymnastics Club;
Orchesls; Phi Beta Lambda; Rotunda.
Kappa
Rush
HARMON
Business
B.S.U.;
Panhellenic
Chairman; Student Government, Sr.
Council,
B.S.
JUDITH
HARMAN
B.S.
Elementary
tion;
Delta
Educ
Zeta.
BRENDA HARRIS Elementary
Educa-
tion; Transfer; Pi
Gamma
Mu:
Epsilon;
B.S.
55
Delta S.E.A. Virginian. Pi
B.S.
BONNIE HARRUP Home Economics:
Baptist
Home
Student Union; Economics Club,
Treas.
CATHERINE HASS Health and Physical Education; Athletic Assoc; Delta Psi Kappa; House Council; Judicial Board; Varsity Hockey. B.S.
SALLY B.S.
tion;
ANN HEILMAN
Elementary Cahoots;
leagues, Festival
Council;
EducaCol-
Chairman; Geist, Chairman; House Judicial
Brenda Holly
V-Chairman; Orientation Leader; Sigma Kappa, Hist.;
Varsity
S.E.A.;
Usherette;
Hockey;
Who's
Who.
Board,
ELIZABETH HELBIS Bachelor of Music EducaConcert Choir;
B.A.
MENC,
ta
tion;
SYLVIA B.S.
HAZELWOOD
Elementary
tion; B.S.U.; Pi;
Educa-
pha
Pres.;
lota,
Sigma Al-
Corres. Sec.
ELIZABETH HILL Spanish; Lambda
lota Tau,
Treas.
Kappa Delta
S.E.A.
NANCY HODNETT B.S.
Elementary
tion;
Virginian; Zeta
Alpha, V-Pres.,
4.
EducaTau
V-Pres.;
Epsilon,
tunda;
Del-
Pi
RoClub,
V-Pres.;
Spanish
BARBARA JACKSON Home Economics
B.S.
Home
Economics
Club
Orientation
Leader;
Mu,
Pres.;
V-Pres.,
Ph
S.E.A.
MARSHA HOLLOWAY B.S.
Mathematics.
Honored as Madonna
LINDA HOLLAND B.S.
Elementary
tion;
B.S.U.;
Committee,
Class 2;
Educa-
Song
Rotunda.
BRENDA HOLLY B.A. 4;
English;
Gyre,
Delta
Pi;
Ed.,
Geist,
Tau; Orientation Pi
4;
Delta
ette,
lota
Leader;
Epsilon,
Rotunda; S.E.A.
omore
Sec.
Kappa
4;
Lambda
Treas., ;
Soph-
Assistant;
Usher-
Who's
Who;
3;
LINDA HUNTER
Young Republicans.
LINDA HUDSON B.S.
Alpha SigPres., 4; House
Biology;
ma Tau, Council, I; Junior Weekend, Gen. Chairman*
May
Day,
Leader: sistant.
CHERYL HUTCHINS B.S.
Thorn;
English;
Rotunda.
Beorc
El
I;
Orientation As-
Sophomore
B.S.
Lambda
English: lota
B.S.U.:
Tau; S.E.A.
JUDY JONES
SANDRA JOHNSON B.A.
Lambda Delta
Alpha
French; Delta;
Kappa
Lambda
PI;
Tau, Sec; S.E.A.; Francophiles.
lota
Elementary
B.S.
Sophomore
tion;
EducaAssist-
ant: S.E.A.
Les
B.S.
MARY i.S.
CATHY B.S.
Elementary S.E.A.;
Foundation;
Chairman
4.
JETER Education.
CANDICE JAMISON Home Economics;
B.S.
JESTER
tion;
publicans, V.
Business
JUDY JERRELL Home Economics
Educa-
Wesley Young ReChairman 3.
Sigma Alpha, V.Colleague; Home Club; Kappa Omi-
Alpha
Pres. 3;
Ec.
cron Board,
Phi;
Treas.
MARY JONES
Legislative 3,
Pres.
B.S.
4;
tion;
Who's Who.
tive
58
Elementary Colleague; Board,
I
;
EducaLegisla-
S.E.A.
SUZANNE JONES
&ii
/ KATHLEEN KAIN
7
NELLIE KINS French Club; Lambda lota Tau; S.E.A.; Wesley Foundation; Y.W.C.A.
Educa-
B.S.
Elementary
tion;
Young Republicans.
I
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French Sociology; B.A. Club; House Association; Newman Club.
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MARGARET JONES B.
A. Social Science: Al-
pha Sigma Tau, Rec. Sec. 4;
Young Republicans.
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CAROLYN KEY B.S.
JUDITH KINGSLEY EducaElementary Colleagues; Sigma Kappa.
B.S.
BARBARA JORDAN B.S.
Mathematics; Honors
Council; Lychnos; S.E.A.; Virginian
59
Science; ColCouncil; PanhelBoard:
Social
House
league;
tion;
R
Judicial lenic
Science
Kappa.
Council;
Club;
Political
Sigma
'
jj^H^ ^ ^Q I^Pp
MARY KNIGHT B.A.
Colleague; Tau: SpanZeta Tau Al-
Spanish;
Lambda ish
lota
Club;
pha.
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MINA KOONS Education; Business Beta Lambda, Pres. 3, Pi Omega Pi, V-Pres.
B.S.
Phi 4; 4.
6o
S.
LEE LEBKUECHER Elementary Educa-
tion;
Transfer;
S.E.A.
PATRICIA LEFFERS B.S.
Elementary
tion;
S.E.A.
Pi ;
Delta
Virginian;
EducaEpsilon;
Young
Republicans.
BARBARA LANCE B.S,
English;
Transfer
Young Republicans.
^.4;
MARTHA LAW Elementary
B.S.
Educa-
tion.
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V-'.
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LINDA B.A.
English
Alpha Pres.
Delta
Tau;
LYNN LOVELACE
LONG
Treas. 2;
Phi
Mu, Sec.
SUSAN LONG
Lambda lota Longwood Players; S.E.A.; Y.W.C.A.
and Drama;
Omega, VPres. 4; Kappa 3, Pi; Lambda lota Longwood Players, Psi
B.S. English;
B.S.
Tau;
tion.
Elementary
Educa-
Lab School Announced
2;
S.A.E.
New
as Part of
Expansion
BARBARA LYMAN B.A. English;
ma
Delta,
Alpha Sam-
Ed. 3;
Club, Sec. Association;
German House
1,2;
Lambda
Tau; S.E.A.; Foundation.
lota
Wesley
KATHRYN LUNCEFORD MOLLIS LOWERY I.S.
English.
B S
tion ta
Elementary
Educa
Alpha Gamma DelWesley Foundation
JANE McARVER B.S.
Business Education.
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HOLLY McDonald Elementary
B.S.
Alpha
tion;
Educa-
Sigma
Tau,
Chapl. 3, Corres. Sec. 4; Corbttes; H-O Club;
House
PAT B.S.
2;
McDONOUGH
Elementary
Association,
B.S.
McKINNEY
English;
Baptist
Stu-
dent Union; House Council,
4;
Lambda
Kappa
Delta lota Tau.
Pi;
Sec.
S,E.A.
Educt
MARY McKEEVER B.A. French; French Club, Pres.; Gyre; House Association; Kap-
V-Pres.,
pa Delta Tau, Pres.;
Pi;
Lambda
Newman
lota
Club.
JUDY McBRIDE B.S.
Business
KAREN MAHER
Education;
B.A.
Alpha Delta Pi; Baptist Student Union; Pi Omega PI, Sec; Phi Beta
Lambda; Virginian; Young Republicans.
CHERYL MABE B.S.
tion.
Elementary
Educa-
English;
Geist;
Lambda lota Tau; Newman Club; Pi Delta Epsilon;
Publications
Rotunda, Feat. Ed.
Board; 3,
Ed.
NANCY MARTIN BapMathematics; Student Union; NewsDevotions Editor, Chairman; Pi Delta Epsilon; Rotunda; S.E.A. B.S.
tist
letter
MARY MAHER B.S.
KATHERYN MAPP B.S.
tion; sion;
nos;
EducaElementary Freshman CommisHouse Council; In-
tramural
Sports;
Mathematics; LychNewman Club; Ro-
tunda.
Kappa
Delta; May Court; "Sing Out"; Social Evaluations Committee.
SANDRA MAHLAND B.S.
Elementary
tion:
Delta
Zeta.
REBECCA MAJOR B.S. Mathematics; Baptist Student Union; Y.W.C.A.
SALLY MARTIN B.S.
tion;
Elementary
Concert
Educa Choir
S.E.A.
64
Educa-
MAYWOOD Health Education. B.S.
MARTIN
and
Physical
JUDY MEADORS B.S.
tion:
Elementary Rotunda;
Educa-
Young
Repub-
Virginian; licans.
65
S.E.A.;
DEBORAH MORRISON Biology:
B.S.
Rotunda;
Young .RepubY.W.C.A.
PEGGY MOSCHLER B.S.
History;
Political
Virginian;
Science Club; Young Re-
licans;
publicans.
REBECCA MURRAY B.A.
English;
Francais; Y.
NANCY MORTON B.A. French; French Club,
Granddaughters'
Treas.;
Lambda lota Tau; Longwood Players, Public
Club:
Relations
2eta
Tau
Mgr.; Alpha.
S.E.A.;
GWYN MUSE B.S. English;
Lambda
lota
Epsilon; Pi Delta Tau; Board Chairman; Pub. Feature Ed., Rotunda,
Managing
Editor.
FREIDA
ANGELINA B.A.
NERI
English.
Elementary Baptist
Union.
66
NEWTON
B.S.
tion;
EducaStudent
W.
C. A.
Le S.
Cercle E.
A.;
JAYNE ORANGE B.S.
Elementary
Educa-
tion.
MERIBETH NICHOLLS B.S.
English,
Longwood Phi Mu.
Speech;
Players, Treas.;
JUDITH
OWENS
EducaElementary S.E.A.; Zeta Tau
B.S.
tion:
Alpha.
PAH! PAWL B.S.
OLIVIA
PALMORE
Home Economics; B.S. Club; Granddaughters' Home Economics Club.
ta
JETTIE B.S.
PASCHALL
History;
Students,
Sing-Out
Director.
67
Biology; Pi;
Club,
Kappa
Lychnos; V-Pres..
Who's Mu; Y.W.C.A. Pres.
Del-
Newman Pres.;
Phi
Who;
LINDA POOLE B.S.
Edu
Elementary
tlon.
CAROL PERPALL B.S.
tion:
Elementary
Educa-
Virginian;
Young
Republicans; Y.W.C.A.
ANNA B.S.
Health
PETTIS and Physical
Seniors
Don Sunday
Education.
REGINA PAWLAK B.A.
Alpha
English:
Omega; Circulating
French;
House Council. wood Players; Club;
Pi
Delta
MARGARET PHERSON Lambda
Alpha
Spanish; Delta:
B.S.U.
Colleage; Freshman mission;
Kappa
Lambda
lota
ish
Club,
Y.W.C.A. Pres.
Com
Delta Pi Tau; Span
V-Pres.
Sec.
3,
3;
2,3;
Long-
Newman Epsilon;
B.S.
BRENDA PAYNE Home Economics; Home Ec. Club;
Transfer;
Rotunda.
S.E.A.
B.A.
PsI
Syre,
Mgr.
2
V-
4.
68
Best
VIRGINIA PROTERRA B.S.
Elementary
tion;
Newman
EducaClub; Pi
Delta Epsilon; Rotunda Circulation Mgr.; S.E.A.; Spanish Club.
BARBARA POWERS B.A.
English:
Gyre;
Francophiles; Epsilon;
for
Pi
Les Delta
S.E.A.; Virginian.
Job Interviews
POLLY PRINCE Home Econon '
S.
ALICE PUTNEY Elementary EducaAlpha Psi Omega; Freshman Commission; Granddaughters' Club, VPres. Pres. 2. Long3; B.S.
tion;
wood
Players:
Virginian;
S.E.A.;
Y.W.C.A.
LYNNE RACHAL B.S. History and Social Science; Alpha Lambda
Alpha
Delta,
Treas.
Sigma
Alpha,
Geist;
Handbook, Ass't. Honors Council, 4; Kappa Delta
Ed.
2;
Treas. Pi;
4;
Treas.
Panhellenic
Treas. 4; S.E.A.,
ey; V/ho's
Council,
Gamma Mu;
PI
Pres.
Basketball;
3;
3;
Varsity
DORIS PRICE
Varsity B.S.
Hock-
English;
ma Sigma.
Who.
JANE RAGLAND B.S.
Ed.
Delta
Art; 3,
4;
Gyre,
Co-Art
Philakalia;
Epsilon.
PI
Sigma
Sig-
FRIEDA RARER
DORIS REAMES English;
B.S.
Gyre;
Phi
Wesley Lambda; Foundation; Young ReBeta
B.S.
V-Pres.,
Economics; Economics Club, 3;
Kappa
Phi, cron Archives, 4;
publicans.
ANN REAMES
Home
Home
Keeper S.E.A.;
of Senior Class; Foundation.
Home
B.S.
Economics.
Omiof
Sec.
Wesley
KAREN B.S.
RALSTON
Elementary
Educa-
tion.
MARGARET REED
DIANE RITCHIE B.A.
Government;
Con-
cert Choir; French Club; Gyre; House Association, 3;
Longwood
Gamma
tvlu;
Science
Club,
S.E.A.;
Players;
BETH RICE B.A. Spanish.
Pi
Political
Pres.
3;
Sophomore AsWesley FoundaYoung Democrats,
sistant;
tion; Treas.,
4.
7째
B.S.
Elementary
tion;
Delta
Zeta.
Educa-
JACKY ROBERTSON
KAY ROBERTSON Art; Activities
B.S.
mittee;
Philalcalia,
Mu,
Phi
V-Pres.;
Com-
B.S.
Pres.;
tion;
Vir-
May
4;
Elementary
Educa-
Cantebury Club; Day Committee;
Rotunda.
ginian.
짜^-
EMILY ROBERTS B.S.
Mathematics; Kappa
Delta
Pi;
Lychnos, Treas.,
4: S.E.A.
EMILY ROBERTSON B.A.
Court 2,
3,
Epsilon; Zeta
Historian,
Chair-
Circus,
Art;
man, I, Art Ed.,
I,
Gyre,
I;
4;
Delta
Pi
Tau Alpha, 2,
3. 4.
ROENKE
JANE B.S.
Omega; tion;
PHYLLIS ROBINSON B.S.
Business Education.
Alpha Psi House Associa-
Biology;
Judicial
Longwood
Board,
Players;
Republicans.
JANE ROGERS
4;
Young
B.A.
Spanish;
Club,
V-Pres.
Spanish
SUSAN ROSS Kappa I;
Cahoots;
English;
B.S.
Delta;
Newman
dent
May
Day,
Club;
Stu-
Handbook,
Ed.,
3;
Who's Who.
75-
SEDGWICK
LESLIE
German Club;
Art;
B.A.
Honors
Gyre;
Longwood kalia,
Epsiton;
Hocltey;
Council;
Players;
Treas.
3;
Phfla-
Delta
Pi
Rotunda; Varsity Virginian.
DIANE SCHOOLS B.S. Health and Physical Education; Corltettes; Delta Zeta; H-O Club; Orchesis, Pres.
MARGARET SHULTS Elementary
B.S.
Alpha
tion; ta;
Athletic
Treas.
Blazer
3,
Educa-
Gamma
Del-
Association, V-Pres. 4;
Award; Colleague;
S.E.A.;
Varsity
Lacrosse.
HARRIET SHIELDS
ANNE SHERMAN B.S.
tion;
tee;
Elementary Elections
Sigma
Educa-
Commit-
Kappa.
B.A. Social Science; Baptist
Organ
Student Club;
Union; Spanish
Club.
NANCY SCHWARTZ Elementary
B.S.
tion; ta,
NANCY SHOOK B.S.
tory;
Psychology and HisBaptist Student German Club.
Union;
73
Alpha
Educa
Gamma
Chaplain;
S.E.A.
Del
Seniors Further Their Studies
ANN SMITH
VIRGINIA SIRC Health and Physical Education; Athletic AssoB.S.
ciation,
Delta Varsity
Blazer
Award;
Epsllon;
Elementary
Educ
Pi
Rotunda;
Archery;
Varsity
Mgr;
Varsity
Basketball,
B.S.
tion.
CAROL SKELLEY
Hockey; Varsity Lacrosse.
B.A.
English;
French Pi
Delta
tunda; cans.
SANDRA SINK B.S.
tion;
Elementary Educ Zeta Tau Alpha.
JANET SOFLEY
ANNE SOMERS B.A.
History;
Club;
Pi
Gamma
Mu,
Political Science V^'esley Club; S.E.A.; Foundation; Y.W.C.A.
Treas.;
Elementary EducaAlpha Sigma Tau; Commission; Freshman Council; LongHouse
B.S.
tion;
I
BILLIE SPENCER Elementary EducaB.S. tion; May Court; Sophomore Road Show.
wood
Players;
Chairman;
74
Geist
Y.W.C.A.
Corkettes; Club,
H2O Newman
Club;
Historian;
Club;
RoRepubli-
Epsllon;
Young
Through European Tour
JANET STANSBURY Bachelor of Music Education;
Student
Baptist,
Union;
Concert
Choir;
DEBORAH STALEY Elementary
B.S.
Baptist
tion:
Union;
EducaStudent
Circus.
Madrigal Singers; Sigma Alpha lota; Zeta Tau Alpha.
RACHEL STARNES Elementary
B.S.
Educa-
Phi Mu, Corres. Sec; Young Republicans.
tion;
ELIZABETH
STEIDTMANN i.A.
English;
Delta Zeta.
ROSE STEWART
DOROTHY STEPKA Home
B.S.
(Transferred):
Club; Phi;
Kappa
S.E.A.
ANN
Economics:
Home
Ec.
Omicron
Bachelor of Music EducaAmerican Guild of Organists: Baptist Student Union; Madrigal tion:
B.A. Pres.;
STEVENS
History;
Club:
Cantebury
Deutsch Pi
Gamma
75
Club,
Mu.
Singers;
Alpha
MENC: lota.
Sigma
SHARON
STICKEL Geography; CanterClub; House Association; Sophomore Assistant; Young Democrats. B.A.
bury
CHARLOHE TAYLOR Elementary
B.S.
House
tion; 2;
JANET SULLIVAN French French; B.A. Lambda Gyre; Club; lota Tau; Newman Club; RoEpsilon; Delta Pi tunda.
RUTH SWEENEY B.S.
Elementary
tion;
Baptist
Union.
BEVERLY SYBERT B.S.
Elementary
tion;
Corkettes;
more
Assistant.
EducaSopho-
SUSAN SWEENEY Home Economics; B.S. Granddaughters' Club; Home Economics Club.
76
EducaStudent
JEANEHE STOUT B.A.
Social
Science Spanish Club; Democrats, Sec. Political
Educa-
Association
S.E.A.; Virginian.
Science:
Club;
Young
MAGGY THOMPSON Biology;
B.S.
Omega, Pres.
Alpha
Reporter
Y.W.C.A.
Psi
V-
3,
Longwood
Newman
ers: 2;
4;
Club.
Play-
Sec.
2.
BEVERLY TEAGUE \.
English.
SUZANNE TERRY B.S.
Elementary
Educa-
tion;
Transfer:
Baptist
Student
Union:
Geist;
S.E.A.
CAMILLE THOMAS B.S.
Social
pha
Sigma
4:
Class
Leg. S.E.A.;
Science;
Al-
Tau, V-Pres. V-Pres. 3, 4;
Board
2,
3,
Who's Who.
4;
JANE B.A.
Gamma
TIBBS
Biology;
Alpha
Delta:
Athletic
Association, Sec. 3, Pres. Blazer Award; Col4; Geist; Honors league; Council; Judicial Board, 4;
Lychnos;
Varsity
Hockey: Tidewater Hockey; Varsity Tennis;
MARILYN TAYLOR
Who's
B.S.
Who.
MARY TOLLEY B.A.
Physical
and Health
Education; Transfer; ta ta
Psi Pi;
Varsity
Kappa; Kappa Varsity
DelDel-
Basketball:
Lacrosse.
Social Science: PanCouncil, V-Pres.
hellenic 3,
Pres. 4;
lon;
Pi
Delta
Epsi-
Sigma Sigma Sigma:
Virginian, Ass't. Ed.
2,
3.
"''
,^
iiilBT'"*""-
MERYL TOWNSEND B.S.
Elementary
tion;
S.E.A.;
Educa-
Young
Educa
Elementary
Alpha
Longwood
publicans.
TRACEY
BETTY B.S
Re-
Psi
Omega;
Players;
S.E.A.
Seniors Anxiously Await PATRICIA
VANN
A. English; German B. Club; Rotunda; Y.W.C.A.
BARBARA VINCENT
MARGARET VAUGHAN B.S.
Elementary
Educa-
REBECCA VIMPENY B.S.
Elementary
B.S.
Educa-
Elementary
tion;
Newman
tion.
78
hHojse
Club.
EducaCouncil;
.
1
VIRGINIA B.A.
3;
Alpha
V-Pres.
3;
House As4,
Treas.
Gamma
Delta,
German
Club,
Pres.
Club; Club: Geist; Lambda lota Tau; V-Pres.
I;
M
WASHINGTON
Spanish;
sociation,
'
Spanish
Granddaughters'
Who's Wso;
Varsity
crosse; Varsity
La-
Swimming.
CARLTON WATKINS B.A.
Spanish;
Omega;
Alpha
Lambda
Tau; Longwood Spanish Club.
JESSIE
WATSON
Physical
B.S.
Hockey Class
Psi
lota
Players;
Education; Senior
Team;
Treas.
Graduation on June 7th TERRY KNIGHT l.S.
Home
Economics.
PAMELA WAYNE B.A. Social Science;
JANET WALSH I.A.
English.
Can-
Club; French terbury Club; Gyre, Circulation Mgr.; Pi Gamma Mu; Young Republicans.
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BETTY WELLS B.S. tist
Social
Science; BapStudent Union;
Y.W.C.A.
JAMS WILHELM B.A.
English;
Club;
Virginian.
German
BARBARA WILMOUTH Home Economics;
B.S.
Home
Economics
Club,
Kappa
Omi-
Historian;
cron
BEVERLY
Phi,
WESCOn
Education Business B.S. Zeta Tau Alpha.
KATHERINE B.S.
tion;
RITA
Economics; Economics Club;
Home Honors Delta Phi,
WHin JANET WILLIAMS
Home
B.S.
Pi;
Kappa Kappa Omicron
Council;
V-Pres.,
Pres.;
S.E.A.
B.S.
Elementary
Educa-
Alpha Sigma Tau, Sec. 2nd V-Pres.; Baptist tion;
Student
Union;
Col-
Longwood PlaySophomore Class
league; ers;
WESCOH
Elementary
Educa-
Sigma Sigma Sigma.
Treas.
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LOREHA WILBORNE B.S.
tion.
Elementary
Educa-
Sec.
ANNEHE WINCH B.S.
Mathematics-Physics; Foundation;
Wesley Y.W.C.A,
SHERRY WILSON Elementary
B.S.
Educa-
tion.
SANDRA WORMLEY B
B.S.
Home
Biology.
S
JOY WOOD Home Economics: Economics
Club;
House Association: Longwood Players.
SARAH WOOTEN S.
Biology.
CYNTHIA WOLFE B.S.
English; Gyre.
B.S.
ROBIN
WOOD
Health
and
Education.
lv^it\1vl\V\t.^aY
:
'-
8i
Physical
SHARON YATES
DOROTHY LANCASTER Elementary
Educa-
B.S.
tion; Assistant to
Campus
tion
B.S.
Police;
Audio' Visual
sistant:
Director,
Team, Program
C.C.T.V.;
Films
Educa-
Committee;
Association; Orientation Leader; Phi Mu;
Basketball
Co-Manager;
Elementary
House
As-
S.E.A.
KATHY ZIMMERMAN
Stu-
dent Technician C.C.T.V.
B.S.
Elementary
Educa-
tion.
Up With
CLAUDIA WAGNER i.A.
English.
LINDA ZACUTO B.S.
English;
House Sigma
SYBIL
Colleague;
Assoc; Kappa.
S.E.A.;
B.S.
YOUNG
Biology;
Alpha
Omega; Longwood ers;
P:
PI
ay-
Young Republican
People!
A Senior What
life
is
made
at
Looks Back Longwood? What
Winter brought numerous Christmas and an anxiously awaited
and
activities
stimulating year,
full of academic, culand entertaining activities? Fall is perhaps the busiest time of the year. Oktoberfest was at its best with skits, booths, and clowns galore. Sorority rush was anticipated with hushed expectation as rushees chose their favorite group. Seniors were
vacation.
tural,
and
has
this
year a
asked to take part of
our
new
Willett, Jr.
in
dynamic,
the inauguration
president.
Dr.
hienry
I.
A
hectic examination period
semester
all-important
those
grades followed. Second semester The Miss Longwood Pageant and May Day
enchanced
the
presentations tional
of
campus beauty.
with
their
The
tradi-
and memorab'e senior
including
Senior
Banquet, and
activities
Night,
Senior
Commencement were
apt closing to a school year.
Class
rich
an
and rewarding
w 1
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iij
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m a
'i
i
1
1 Juniors Greet
New Sisfer Class
I
1 Junior Class Officers: (Left to Right) Sandy Petersen, Secretary; Jo Ann Melchor, President; Debbie Denver, Vice-President; Janice Hudgins, Treasurer.
The Class of 1970 was an active one this year. They began the year by welcoming their sister class, the freshmen, with a Red 'n
White
and a Freshman Serenade. Geist, a concert by the Yale and Christmas caroling rounded out the first semester for the juniors. Second semester the class presented a Laugh-in and sing
Spizzwinks,
participated
in the annual song contest. March brought a concert by The Tarns and the Junior Ring Dance. This year "Days of Wine and Roses" was chosen as the theme. The class ended the year by presenting Dr. Willett's portrait to Longwood.
Juniors get measured for rings.
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Bonnie Andrew
Frances Anthony
Nancy
Mary Beard
Jane Arehart
Barrett
Jane Bentley
Jeanette Bickings
Mary Amnentrout
Dr.
Helms Promotes
Red Vivian
Blanton
Mary Arnnentrout expresses
Gail
White
'n
Spirit in Juniors
Blount
the beaufy of the
Longwood campus through
art.
Ruth Booker
Sharon Bourne
Marcia
Lindsey Bowling
Camn Boyd
Bowman
Nancy
Brinkley
stty
Ingrid
Bogie
Boylan
Carol
Bro+herton
Susan Boswell
Betty
Carey
Jewell Catron
Loraine Clawson
Margaret Conway
Elizabeth
Phyllis
Charleton
Cole
Toni Costley
Teresa Chiles
Margaret
Combo
Lynne Cothran
Betsey Clay
Linda
Compton
Jo Ann Crabtree
Anne Creekmore
Sheila
Elaine
Deatley
Candy Dickenman
Sandra Delllnger
Sharon
Dietz
Daniel
Terry D'Emlllo
DIanna Dodd
Pam Crowder
Susan Davenport
Debbie Denver
Toy Douglas
Frances Dovet
Ruth
Doyle
Lynda Driver
Pam Drummond
Debby
Joan Eddle+on
Jane Edmondson
Duff
Anne
Jane Edwards
Cahoots Select Mary Elwang
Juniors as
Judy Fahed
Frances Duckett
Two
L'ittle
Hoots
Elllng+on
Brenda
Fariss
S+uart Fowlkes
Helen Ford
Mariorie Fox
Mary Fuda
Bonnie Ferguson
Judy Fedziuk
Marcia Franklin
Rebecca
Frazier
Sharon French
Be+tyanne Fulp
Brenda
Faulconer
Beverly Fuicher
Marsha Gibson
Barbara
Gooden
Katherire
Goodwyn
Linda Galtney
Fay Gustafson
Susan Gilliam
Brenda Glass
Ellen
Hamilton
Rachel Hall
Betty Hoclcaday
Roz
Hammond
Hampshire
Nancy Hand
Brenda Harden
Linda
Marcia Harris
The voting machine brings a puzzled look to Chris McDonnell.
Harper
Marie Hartless
Carolyn
Hatch
Karen Hensley
Nancy
Sandra Hensley
Harris
Paula
Sandy HItt
Ellen
Marie Hillard
Holloway
Mary Holm
Mary Janss
Hodnett
Bev Johnson
Elizabeth
Helms
Carol Johnson
Diane Johnson
Valerie Jones
Martha Jones
Virginia
King
Becky Kelso
Betty
Mary
King
Lannpic
Linda Klafehn
Susan Kragl
Maria Kilmartin
Patricia
Lenhart
Catherine Leary
Jean Kay
Susan Kilvington
Rings Arrive; Juniors
React With Glee!
Lynn Luss
Judie Luffsey
Chris
McDonnel
Bev McElroy
Martha
McGee
Linda McKelvey
Mary Jo MarnI;
Stephanie Maio
Jo Ann Melchor
Dale
Sandra Melton
Moon
Sherry Mathews
Elaine
Maxey
Mitchell
^ookie
Moore
Patricia
Marilyn
Moore
Judy Morris
"
|f"
Andrea Myers
Jo Newberry
Joanne Newby
Karia
Myers
Nancy Newhard
Page Nance
Naonal Newman
Kristen
Naylor
Margaret Nuckols
Kathryn
Sandy Peterson
Ann
Parke
Phillips
Linda
Parsons
Nancy Parsons
Pat Qui]
Martha Reynolds
JIN
Randolph
Elizabeth
Rhodes
Jane Register
Romana Rhodes
Fraulein,
Betsy
Drillard
Vaughn, drops
curtsey to the Geist audience.
Barbara
Roukema
renda Rountree
Rice
a
Margaret Reynolds
Dons Richards
Juniors
Dance
''Days of
Info
Wine and Roses" Mary Ann
Rozier
Linda
Rumpf
Bev Ryder
Hi Linda
St.
John
Ona Scyphers
Tink Skinner
Emily Salle
Aleta Sandkam
Luclnda Sasser
Maureen Shamon
Janet Sharpe
Loretta Shelton
Janice Skipwith
Merlyn Smith
Penny Smith
Linda Smith
Mary
Spitzer
Linda
Barbara Snelling
Vicky Smith
Sandra Smith
Ann
Sprint
Pricilla
Snyder
Susan
Stefanak
Stokes
Margaret
Cheryl Suddith
Delight Swann
Weekends exhibit one more facet of Nancy Newhard proves no exception.
Joyce Taliaferro
college
Amelia Talley
Sullivan
Maria Suter
life.
Ann Taylor
Judy Taylor
Joyce Tice
Joyce Temple
Marcia Tench
Joyce Terry
Pat
Thacbr
Anita Thomas
Judy Thomas
Linda Thomas
Anita Thompson
Sherry Tomlln
Gwen Townsey
Judy Trexler
Judy Turner
Suzanne Turner
Faye Underwood
Nita Tuck
Gail Van
Dillard
Buskirlc
Vaughan
Diane Walters
Frances Watkins
Charlotte
Webb
Mary West
Lynne Watts
Holly Weatherly
Gwen Weaver
Cherie Weeks
Sarah Welchin
Mary Weller
Margaret Williams
Martha WIndle
Gail
Womack
Rising Seniors
Gain Evidence of
Linda Lew squeezes "Peanuts" into her busy
Elizabeth
Wooling
Longwood day.
Kaky Wooling
Wanda Wright
Emily Yancey
New Status
Beverly Yates
Kathleen
Wyman
Gayle Yeatts
Jenny Young
Andee Leads
The
Sophomore
Initiating
class
Class of
has
and participating
in
'71 for
been very active this year, numerous activities. In Sep-
tember, the Sophomores helped their
sister class
present the
"Miss Miscellaneous" contest for the green and white
skit.
During Geist the Sophs presented their booth, "Love makes
Second Year
in
presenting the Geist In
December, the
skit.
class held
an auction to which a great
many faculty members contributed. The Sophomore Road Show and Sophomore Weekend were the main events of second semester.
the world go round." They also joined with the Senior class
Jeanean Woolfolk, Ann Lineweave
Brenda Allen
Carolyn Allen
Stephanie Annicchiarico
e
Davis,
Andee Maddox, and Brenda Brown admire
sketch of a future building.
Sue Anderson
Eleanor
Bagley
Diane
Bailey
SOPHOMORES Paula
Helen
Bailey
Maureen
Bailey
Meredith Baker
Laurel
Ann
Baldwin
Barbara
Barnes
Martha
Jane
Paulette
Bolte
Batten
Jane Barber
Edrie
Bays
Connie Barfield
Anne
Beale
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Betty
Barlow
Charlie
Julia
Barnes
Beamer
Belk
Bell
Charlotte
Marilyn
Berger
Anne Bishop
Bonnie
Blevlns
Bennett
Barbara
BIythe
SOPHOMORES -."»
Debbie
Brugh
T Lucy
i
BIythe
w Virginia
bonnie
Jenny
Bosserman
snnie
Brown
Becky
Buckland
Brenda
Brown
Linda
Bullock
Dowers
Boykin
Debbie Brown
Sandy
Deanna Brysor
Mary
But+erv/orth
Bradley
Janice
Brown
Mary Alice Carmody
Hope Bradsha
Clenni
Suzanne Broadaw
io6
it-^»
Carter
Joyce
Carter
Linda
Carter
Peggy Clowdis
ecVy
Peggy Carter
Virginia
Faye Chandler
Susan
Cole
Pam Coleburn
Linda Chewning
Loretta
Cole
Bev Colgate
Childress
Christian
Mary
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Ann
Coleman
King
Coleman
Sophs Win Class Hockey and Volleyball "
^
n
a
Pat
Coleman
Carolyn Davenport
Judy Collie
Bonnie Davis
Corrie Dawson
Lynda Davis
Ginny Dawson
Connors
Sheila
Wanda
Connors
Nancy Davis
Mary
Donna
Cur+is
Sylvia
Dellinger
Susan
Dellinger
Conrad
Chris
Cumbee
Syble
Currier
Corrihe'*
Barbara
Karen
Derfuss
Bonnie
Dewitt
Coursen
Nancy
Dahme
Betsy Crews
io8
Linda
Dexter
Bet+le
Dickert
Bet+y
Susan
Jane Donald
.
Mary
Dillard
Nedra
Judy Donohoe
Jane Diggs
Distell
Linda
Dixon
Sue
Dodson
I,
Du
Priest
Ruth Durhan
Anne Dyer
i'^«»**^ Joyce
Linda
Cathy
Dowdy
Linda
Easter
Downey
Penny
Eberjy
Draper
Kaydell
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Edwards
f
Shirley
Diane Ferguson
Edwards
Pam Eubank
Monika Ferguson
Theresa Elder
Linda
Eure
Phyllis
Randl Eldridge
Mar+ha
Kay Fielder
Ellis
Vicki
Eyier
Cindy Ennis
Linda Floyd
Sharron Farmer
Shirley
Mary
Estes
Estis
Ferguson
Sherry
Fogelsong
Nan Forbes
Lynn Giles
Becky Fortune
Lang Foster
Sally
Carole Gibson
Gil
^ Esther Foster
Mary
Marsha Gibson
Myra Foster
Ginger
Charlotte Fountain
Molly Gaddis
Jane Fox
Susan
Fox
Delia
Fulwilsr
Giiman
Lu
Becky
Goodwyn
Melinda Gostel
Gallagher
Sandy Gannaway
Sue
Ellen
Grahan
Randy Graves
.
Judi Green
Sherry Grigg
Louise
Connie Hall
Natalie Hannabass
Rebecca Hall
Nancy Hardy
Joanne Halloran
Margaret Harrison
Brenda Hamner
Vickie
Grubbs
^
Martha Halbleib
Judy Guidice
Donna
Ann
Diane Haley
Gulicic
Hanbury
Hale
Judy Haynes
Ann Heely
Pat Herring
class of
71 Anticipates Opening
Marcia
Kathy
Hi+t
Vickl.Hogan
Ruth
Holdren
Linda Holloran
Melissa
of
Home
Howe
Dnnie Hundley
Pat Hutchinson
Mary Ingram
New Dorm
Cynthia
Irvin
Janet Jackson
Sandi
Jacobs!
Chris Jamieson
Cindy Jamison
Linda Holt
rbara
Lynne Hood
"3
Jentins
Audrey Kiser
Barbara Jenkins
Susan Jordan
Brenda Knopp
Bet+y Johnson
Stephanie Joyner
-^
^i
Karen Knudsen
Brenda Johnston
Judy Keyser
Bic
Carolyn Jones
Kolcum
Lynette
Fran
Kimble
Eva
Krebs
Karen Kincaid
Janet Lacy
June Langston
Missy Jordon
"4
Kube
Nancy Lsssahn
Rosemary Lohman
Linda Lawhorn
Kathy Long
Carol Leacock
Pat Lunceford
Pat Loughran
June Lifsey
Ka+hy Leary
Anna Lineweaver
Susan Leftwich
achel
Agnes Lowry
Bitsy
Leigh
Llewellyn
Freda
Lunsford
Pam Lynn
Ellen
Lyon
Jane McCaffrey
Glenna Lewis
"5
Sophomores Enjoy
Lydia
Sue
McCarthy
Joanne May
Terry Martin
McClure
Barbara
McCord
Donna Mayton
Ka+hy McGuire
Margaret Meade
Judy McKinney
Connie Metcalf
Silvia
McMillian
Andee Maddox
Sue Miller
Judy Martin
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Sharon
Miller
Later
Curfews
Cassandra
Mills
Judy Ogburn
Sandi Naylor
Sharon Moore
Linda Overstreet
rt*^^ ---/
Mandy Neet
Brenda Morene
Libby Nicar
Margaret Moseley
Judy Page
Kathy Noonan
Jo Mottley
Gayle Park
Carolyn Odonn
Lillian
"Linda
Mustoe
Carolyn Parker
Nance
Maggie Parker
"7
Pam
Dale
Jo Ann Rateau
Patterson
Susan Reddick
Payne
Gwen
Phillips
Anne Pearce
Mary Jane Phlegar
Debbie Remsburg
Anne Pearson
Janet Pickett
Jennifer Perkins
Sybil
Prouse
Jane Richardson
Pat Perry
Edith
Raine
Jeanne Richardson
Nancy Phaup
ii8
Peggy Schaefer
Jane Sanderson
Robertson
Virginia
Elizabeth
Susan
Fay Shifflet
Rogers
Fran Sinnpers
Roop
Ellen
Joan Rountree
Jane Sakshaug
Sarah Rowe
"9
Smith
Julie Smith
'*
Sophomore Auction-A Great Success
Candy Smith
Trisha Spillan
Sandy Smith
Barbara Spraker
Linda Snead
Adri Stagg
Francie Sodini
Susan Steele
Brenda Stage
Elizabeth
Stevens
Maxine Stone
Margaret
Strickler
Brenda Southworth
Karen Spady
Linda Southworth
Dianne Spence
Susan Talbot
Mary
Wanda
Wanda
Lu Sowers
Spicer
Sharon Stroud
Talley
Lee Taylor
Alexis
Tew
Neblett Torrence
Marsha Trenary
Sissy
Vaughan
Sandra Vaughan
Patricia
Bev Thomas
Vaughn
V Sharon Vlck
Sue Thompson
Debbie Thorn
Joanne Tigue
Terry Togger
Carol
Umbdenstock
Drew Wagner
Brenda Waldron
slump Epidemic
Mary
Strikes Soph's.
Recovery Set
for June, 1971
Way
Linda Willette
Connie Williams
Alice Wells
Jennie Whitehurst
Lois
Martha Willianns
Wells
Martha Whitehurst
Mary Werz
Sherry Williams
Jere Whittington
y
Kathy Wilson
Cheryl White
Joyce Wilkerson
Sarah Winfield
Lynda 'White
Cassey Wilkes
Eleanor White
Cheryl
Winn
''^
Mary
Beth
Betty
Ellen
^^^^P
Sharon Woolson
Mimi Woosley
Woodhead
Joyce Wright
Wooding
Woody
Ennily
Yeatts
Jeanene Woolfolk
Sophomores study
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diligently
in
the library.
Freshmen Join
in
White
Win
Spirit to
the
Red And
Geist!
Longwood's class of 1972 initiated more Red and White spirit on campus through its active participation in all aspects of college life. Looking somewhat bewildered at registration in September, the Freshmen quickly shed their beanies and adjusted to social and demic regulations. The mini-skirted, fashionable Freshmen kept tradition alive when they elected a Freshman Commission. Commission dressed as elves to trim a Christmas tree in the
acaL.C.
The Ro-
tunda. For the first time. Freshmen enjoyed the luxury of an attractive, remodeled dormitory. The more fortunate Freshmen got rooms in French Dormitory, named after "Charley Flop," Raymond French. In February the class of 1972 presented their Freshmen Production.
Freshman Susan
class
Stutz
officers
(Hist.)
(left to
right)
Joan Claire
Marty Repole (Treas.)
Barnes
(Sec.)
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An
Bristow
(Pres.)
Kay
Powell
(Vice-pres.
Mary Adams
Susan Arehart
Mary Adkisson
Linda
Peggy Allen
Sally Ailing
Virginia
Louise
Joan Claire Barnes
Susan
Armiger
Bailey
Barnes
Ahern
Deborah Ashwell
Donna
Baker
Nella
Barnett
Salli
Alters
Darlenp Almond
i'ov
Aston
Pat Baker
Debbie
Barnhill
"5
Ginger
Albert
Miriam Aluart
Susan
Jill
Albright
Anderson
Kathy Atkinson
Ada Avery
Mary Baldwin
Barbara Bancroft
Susan
Bartholomew
Carolyn Barwick
Brenda Allen
Nancy Allen
Margaret Angles
Robyn Bageant
Kathy
Bev Bagley
Barcia
Kathy Bassford
Deborah Batty
Brooke Baxter
Betty
Beamon
Cfiarlene
Beasley
Juanita
Beasley
Anne Becht
Brenda Belton
Virginia
Berryman
Brenda Bevard
P P ^1^ Margaret
Diane
Bottoms
Vicki
Blair
Bowling
Sarah Brinkley
Frankie
Brown
Patty
FRESHMEN
Brown
Sara
Demetra
Blake
Bradford
Sharon Broadfoot
Phyllis
Brown
Linda
Ann
Blankenship
Braswell
Martha Blanton
Hanna Braun
Tommie Bromley
Cheryl
Mary Bryant
Kay
Brown
Burcher
Linda
Bobbitt
Connie Breeden
Jennifer
Vicki
Brown
Burden
Jane Bocock
Christine
Brighter
Mary
Brinkley
Judy Brown
Linda
Burnette
Lois
Burrows
LaDonna Bussard
Nan Byrd
Harriet Carrow
Martha Chappell
Bonnie
Lin
Combo
Corbin
Jan Compher
Sandra
Cordle
Elsie
Ellen
Martha
Patti
Bettie J.
Caldwell
Sharon Callahan
Brenda
Camden
Carter
Wanda
Chevalier
Trudy Chowns
Cindy Clarke
Cary Colley
Barbara Cooper
Coogan
Coverstone
Carter
Marty Cox
Candy Casey
Jo Anne Canada
Cathy Cane
Mary Anne Chandler Marilyn Chapman
Jackie Cleaton
Mary Clements
Joann Cozzupoli
Freshman Commissi!
117
Jenny Carpenter
Lynn
Clements
class of '72 Start
Out
with
497 Sarah
Ann Marie Daley
Arlene Dampier
Beth
Linda
Droste
DeCourcey
Barbara Duck
Linda
Ellingwood
Katherine Daugh+rey Katherine
Sherry
Dossett
Carolyn Duke
Sandra
Ellis
Creedle
Davant
Judy Doty
Ellen
Dunn
Anna Etherldge
Doris Crocker
Stella
Davidson
Elaine
Dowdy
Nancy Dunn
Barbara Farthing
ii8
Terry
Crump
Ellen
Grumpier
Suzanne
Curry
Sue Davis
Renee Debaun
Karen DeBord
Sandy Dowdy
Donna Dowling
Cheryl
Claudia
Dunnavant
Laura Fauber
Ja-ne
Betty
Eddy
Jane
Figg
Deborah
Draper
Ellenbrand
Kathy Fisher
Paulette
Franchi
Karen Gourley
da Graves
Linda
Guinn
Kay Fleshman
Easter
Galloway
Patricia
Patricia
Brenda
Foan
Garner
Wanda
Forrest
Kay Gentry
Frances Foster
Ketsy
Gibb
Sally Foster
Sandra Foster
Brenda Gibbs
Donna Gleason
Grady
Judy Gregory
Nancy Gunter
Cassie Habel
Frances Hackett
Karen Haldeman
Elizabeth Hall
Nancy
Sandra
Fowlltes
Goodman
Dolores Griffin
Sharon Griffen
Sandra Grogan
Reba Grubbs
Mary Lynn Hallcroft
Sally
Hammit
Helen Hance
Gayle Hardie
Diane Har+nnan
Martha Hicks
Katherine
Lois
Sharon Jefferson
Hipskind
Hrubik
Kay Johnson
Mary
Harris
Carolyn Harvey
Sandra Harris
Nancy Hawk
Holbrook
Janet Hirstiman
Bena
Roberta Hudgins
Gayle Hughes
Roberta Johnson
Mary Johnston
Pam Harrison
Mary
Heilman
Ann Holt
Alison
Hynes
Connie Jones
130
Pinkey Harrison
Nancy Helnns
Linda
Holt
Renee. Harrison
Carolyn
Vickie
Carol
Hartman
Henderson
Horner
Bonnie Jewell
Shirley Jenkins
Gail Jones
Jenny Jones
Susan Howell
Judy Jones
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Linda Jones
Millicent Jones
Be+h
Krause
Mary Leakey
4
Karen
Elizabeth
Lewis
McGee
Nancy Jones
Lynn
Kwiatkowski
Nancy Kanode
Vicky Laine
Mary
Kelly
Catherine Lamb
Janet Kimball
Carolyn Latham
Verona Leaki
Connie King
Joan
Lawter
Anne
Lewis
Deborah Kinney
Debbie Lewis
m^^
^
Melinda Lewis
Patricia
Sherry McKelvey
Janis
Lewis
McMahon
Mariana
Elizabeth
Lilley
Barbara
McMullin Sandra
131
Little
McMurtrey
Cathy Loving
Mary McWhite
Janice Luclan
Joanne Mace
Sarah
Lut+rell
Nancy Maloney
Marian Mantiply
Martha
Marchese
Nancy Mayberry
Sue Meador
Susan
Michalek
Diane
Miller
Rhoda
Miller
Sharon
Morris
Chris
Moody
aota Moore
Debbie Moore
Eileen
Moore
Debbie Morton
Bonnie Moseley
Linda
Murad
Newcomb
Anne Newman
Regina
Barbara
Susan
Ann
Patton
Linda
Nunnally
Peel;
Michelle
Moorer
Kathy Murphy
Penelope Obenshain
Bev Ferryman
Suzanne Morgan
Pat
Necessary
Ruth OhI
Christine
13:
Peterson
Carolyn
Morris
Amelia Nespoli
Bessie
Linda
Palmore
Pike
Debbie
Lena
Shelley
Morrissey
Nester
Pancoost
Deborah Poetter
Pat Patteson
Dianne
Pond
Rae Porter
Deborah Pugh
Margaret
Jean Repole
Linda
Ann
Rola
Lesley Servies
Pulley
Reynolds
Linda Rorer
Tricia
Shaw
Barbara
Susan
Powell
Vicki
Powell
Puryear
Joan
Putney
Charlene
Rice
Florence
Dianne Rourke
Shirley
Alison Shea
Ellen
Brenda
Prease
Beverly
Price
Sue
Paper
LaDonna Rasnick
Richards
Kerry
Rimes
Anna Roberson
Russell
Linda Scott
Nancy Scott
Anita Simons
Rose Mary Simmons
Shell
133
Karen
Price
Judy Rawlings
Teresa
Roberts
Judy Seay
Stella
Simmons
Camille
Ethel
Linda
Primm
Reiter
Rohrbaugh
Kathleen Seifert
Nell
Skinne
Susan Skinner
Laura Slay+on
Betsy Smith
Wanda Snead
Peggy Sowers
Pam Sparrow
Pokey Stevens
Judy Stewart
Peggy Jo Stidd
Mary Ann Sydnor
Elizabeth Tavares
Chris Tavel
Barbara Thurston
Blllie
Tiley
Debbie
Tillett
Debbie Smith
Carol
Sue
Spivey
Stinnett
Claire Tavel
Brenda Tipton
Smith
Julia
Linda
Stalling;
Nancy Stout
Elizabeth Tayloe
Martha
134
Tirelis
Sallie
Laura
Smith
Susan Smith
Gay Snead
Stephenson
Stanford
Ethel
Strickland
Susan Stutz
Sharon Sutton
Margie Taylor
Pam Thacker
Judy Thomas
Barbara Tisdale
Joanne Todd
Cynthia Togger
Brenda
Statzer
Julia
Sue Toney
Willie Voyten
Shirley
Warlich
Laura Trimble
Gail
Waldron
Brenda Warner
Susan Trogden
Carol Trope
Rebecca Walker
Judy Walker
Kathy Watts
Margaret
Webb
Elizabeth
Vadan
Terry Van
CanHort Sherry
Diane Walker
Linda Wallace
Ann Weisiger
Beth
Wetmore
V Sue Wilkes
Lynn
Woodlief
Laura
Bev
Williams
Woods
Terry
Williams
Joan Worley
Frances Willis
Lisa
Worthington
135
Margaret Wilson
Stephanie
Wymer
Suzanne Wilton
Cathy Yates
V. Valkenburg
Carolyn Vaughan
Walter
Martha Ware
Brenda
Barbara Whitac4-e
Jane Wiley
^- "^ Sue Winans
Susan Yaucett
Jerry
Wood
Sue Yeatts
in life at LongThe Athletic Association sponsors and coordinates all recreational and athletic functions on campus; this body promotes activities designed to benefit all Longwood students whether they are
Athletics play an important part
wood.
experienced athletes or unskilled fun-seekers.
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A. A. Promotes Blue and White Spirit
A. A. Board members include, S.
Morgan,
J.
First Row: K. Lewis. B. King, L. Driver, Harpold. Second Row: B. Jenkins, T. Bates, G. Sire, Row: C. Umbdenstock. D. Vaughn. A. B. Bondurant. Pam Crowder.
Halstead. J. Erdman, Third Pettis. M. Stone. L. Atkinson.
P.
The Athletic Association serves to provide opportunities for parin athletic and recreational activities, to recognize outstanding participation by mennbers of the student body, and to stimulate class, color, and school spirit. This year, the A. A. sponsored participation in fourteen intramural, class, color, and varsity sports. Additional activities held each year include the Song Contest, blazer awards. Field Day, and the A. A. Demonstration in September.
ticipation
officers for the 1968-1969 session: President, J. Secretary. S. Turner; Treasurer. J. Newberry; and Vice-President, P. Shults.
Sponsor Miss Callaway poses with
vard winners: A. Pettis, ,n, M. Martin, G. Sire,
B.
L
Bondurant, C. Hass. P. Shults, Atkinson, and J. Tibbs.
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Hockey Teams Shoot
Anna
receives a pass as Jane
moves
in
for Victories
to help h
Longwood B.
King,
B.
players
making the Tidewater Hockey Tean
Bondurant, A.
C. Hass,
Pettis,
B.
Snelllngs,
(from right): J.
Tibbs, and
L. P.
Sedgew
ck.
S.
Naylor.
Carter.
Hockey team members posing with coach, Miss Brockenbrough (clockwise from center P. Carter, S. Heilman, J. Erdman, J. Tibbs. B. Snellings, B. Bondurant, F. Anthony, C. McDonnell, M. Stone, D. Ellenbrand, J. McCaffrey, J. Newberry, J. Turner, S. Stutz, S. Naylor, E. Dunn, K. Long, K. Parker, J. Harpold, and C. Hass.
front): A. Pettis,
Left wing,
Anna
Pettis,
takes the
ball
in
With competition on the
to score.
intramural,
class,
color,
and
hockey fans at Longwood had an exciting and busy season. The sophomores were victorious in the class tournament and the Red and Whites were awarded varsity
levels,
team had a winning season and Longwood placed nine players on the Tidewater Team.
the color points. The varsity Also,
four
Longwood
girls
represented the college at the
National hHockey Tournament
139
in
New
Jersey.
Gymnastics Team Displays Grace and
Skill team, newly-formed gymnastics Longwood's coached by Miss Path, participated in several meets, attended clinics, and served as judges for high school meets. On January 12, several area high schools and colleges attended a gymnastics clinic held in the French Dormitory gym. With the enthusiasm and progress displayed this year, the team is looking for even greater participation in the future.
"I'll
do
Harrison
this
right even
displays
brand spots for
her
if
it
takes
me
determination
as
all
night."
Debbie
Pan Ellen
her.
"Hold that position!" Suzanne Morgan, Jo Mottley, and Susie Marsh go through strenuous preparation for competitive meets.
Fencing ''Foils"
Team
Opponents
The varsity fencing team, in its second year of existence, had an active season this spring. Starting practice in February, the girls worked hard in preparation for meets held in March and April against Lynchburg, Mary Baldwin, William and Mary, and several other schools. The team also attended a fencing clinic and tournament at Mary Washington College on
March
7
and
8.
Miss Bush gives a student instructions on the correct way to "parry.'
Team Scores
Basketball
Big
standing from left: Miss Callaway, Dr. Heintz, J. Turner, C. Thompson, L. Coleman, F. Anthony, L, Atkinson, B. McElroy, L. Baldwin, M. Pulley, M. Harrison. B. Layne, S. Naylor, J, Doty, G. Sire, and J. Newberry. Front row, from left: B. King, E.
F.
Dunn,
Lunsford, L.
B.
Gilbert,
Snellings,
B.
M, Tench, and
Bondurant, B.
J,
McCaffrey,
Thurston.
The varsity basketball team had
a successful season,
under
the coaching of Dr. hieintz and Miss Callaway. Both the
first
and second teams had a long season, -extending from early December into March. This year's team was exciting and fast-moving as was evidenced in such high-scoring victories as its 66-30, 51-30, and 49-36 wins over Mary Washington, Randolph-Macon, and Sweet Briar, respectively.
^ HK^M Fran
Anthony jumps
for the
ball
as
Longwood
battles the
Lynchburg team.
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who
gets the tap.
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of Every Golfer
With many members of winning team returning
last
year's
this spring
and
new members, the varsity team made a good showing. The
the talented golf
team, being coached by Dr. Smith and Dr. O'Neill, held matches with Mary Baldwin, Madison, Lynchburg, and William and Mary. The highlight of the season, perhaps, was a trip to the
North Carolina at of Greensboro for an open tournament. University
Linda
Golfers
Walsh,
Dian Turner, and
Margaret Harrison get
tips
for
a
'inning
game from
Dr.
O'Neill.
Activity
in
the Pool
Many "Help.
I
can't swim!"
â&#x20AC;&#x201D; an
enjoyed
students
from 10:00 p.m.
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
I
a
1:00 p.m.,
refreshing
swim
Monday through
Thursday, when the pool was open for rec swim.
unheeded plea at H2O practice.
Some came
to practice their strokes and sharpup their swimming abilities while others came merely to have fun and to get away
en
from the books for
I4^
a while.
and Grace
Poise
Encircle
Dancers
Longwood leaders
girls serving as Harapden-Sydney cheer(Front): Barbara Moore, Judy Thomas. (Bacit):
Donna Gibson, Linda Murad.
From left: L. Parsons. C. Winn, Meador, D. Brown, P. Thompson,
Page. D. Schools, R. Wood, Perryman, and P. Patteson.
J, B,
S.
St.
John,
S.
Prouse,
M.
Orchesis, Longwood's honorary modern dance organization, provides opportunities for those interested in dance to develop their knowledge and skill in the field of dance. Orchesis members were busy this year with many projects; among these were participation in the Christmas program presented by the Madrigals, production of the ballet in "The King And I," and the annual Orchesis concert, presented in
April.
Swimmers Take Your Markâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Get Setâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Go! After competing with teams from Mary Washington, Mary Baldwin, Old Dominion, Westhampton, Roanoke, and Randolph-Macon, the varsity swim team ended its season with four wins and four losses. The team, under the direction of Miss Bush,
won
first
place
in
a
tri-
meet at Westhampton and second place in diving. Swimming at William and Mary in an intercollegiate five-way meet, the Longwood girls
obtained
placed
first
in
fourth
place.
Kathy
Hipskind
diving competition and had an
and four ond place standings out of nine meets.
overall record of five first place
Lois,
Ellen,
greatest
of
and
Patti
"fly
through
the
air
with
sec-
the
ease."
Swim team members included (From Left): L. Hrubik. P. Coogan. and J. Hirshman.
C. Umbdenstock,
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J.
Washington,
J.
May
J.
Donahoe,
E.
The World of Dance
One,
two,
three
Barbara Carr let
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
Bain Frances the synchronized
the
Water
and
kick!
illustrate
in
bal-
leg.
H;0 members; D,
clockwise from bottom: C. Dickenman, C. Umbdenstock, B. Carr, F. Bain, A. Bishop, and H. Woodford.
Swann, C. Skelley,
The Corkeftes and
H2O
Club give Longwood
opportunify to learn and participate ming.
Any
have been
student in
may
in
in
an
try out for Corkettes; students
who
Corkettes for one year and who hold a cur-
rent Senior Life Saving certificate are eligible for ship
girls
synchronized swim-
member-
the hIzO, Club. The two clubs present a synchronized
swimming show each year. This year's show, presented March 19-22, was entitled "Mythology," and was designed to reflect the personalities of such gods as Mercury, Mars, and Juno.
CORKETTES:
Fourth Row: J. Donahc Walton, P. Nance. L. Hrubik. Second Row First Row: B. Jewel.
Lob the
Victory
Ball to
The varsify tennis team, coached by Mrs. Harriss, had an
/
early
start
started
in
this
resulting
year,
March,
and
the
in
a
long
until
team traveled to
past years, the
matches
in
near the end of the school year. several tournaments,
against other schools
As
in
Practice
season.
team competed
both to play and to observe experts
in
competition.
Barbara decides if Suzanne and Jane are as good at table tennis as they are on the courts.
Front Row: L Baldwin J Tibbs, L B. Layne, S. Turner, A. Pettis, and
Lacrosse ''Checks''
Coleman Back Row: Manager, J.
B
Jenkins,
L.
Driver
McCaffrey.
Team Opponents
Lacrosse team: Clockwise (Ueeling) S. Grigg, M. Tench, C. McDonnell, M. Tolley, S. Marsh, (standing) S. Naylor, L. Southworth, J. Sakshaug, F. Anthony, J. McCaffrey, G. Sire, J. Washington, S. Williams, L. Atkinson. (Not pictured: P. Shultz, B. Jenkins, Erdman). J.
The
Lacrosse
competition, schools as ison.
The
Team,
in
Sweet
Briar,
growing
its
second year of
games
against
such
Bridgewater, and
Mad-
scheduled
popularity
of
Longwood was demonstrated by the out at varsity try-outs
in
March.
regular-season games, the
In
lacrosse
addition to
team attended the
State Tournament held at Hollins College.
Jinx
i4;
at
large turn-
and Jane "crosse" each other's paths.
Extra activities to increase the desire for learning
and participation make up the organizations for
Longwood to
of
students.
Many
money-raising
better facilitate each organization
each
student's
life.
New
projects
are
a
part
through
outlooks
speakers, films, and student-centered programs give
students initiative to investigate their fields
own
more thoroughly. Each organization
and boosts standards to create excellence
Longwood
student.
Students
are
specific
sets goals
invited
in
to
the join
various organizations to diversify their attitudes and
gain
skill
in
fields
other than their own.
Art work for p. 147
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by
Bitsy
Glenn
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WHO'S
WHO
Claudia
Carol Anthonv
Becky Bartholonnew
Stacy Dodge
Ann Fleshman
Sally
Heilman
Ann
Adams
Ailor
Evelyn Blackman
Emilia
Bruce
Catherine Hass
Linda Hudson
Brenda Holly
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Candy Jamison
in
American Colleges
and Universities
Lynne Rachal
Jane Tibbs
Susan Carol Ross
Terry Knight
Karen Maher
Margaret Shults
Janet Sofley
Virginia
Washington
A group of girls clad in white, a symbolic skull and crossbones on the sidewalk, a banner at various college functions, or chant late at night all are evidences of Chi, an organization whose purpose is to encourage and to maintain a spirit of cooperation among students in every phase of college life; to foster the high ideals and traditions of our college; and to be an organization which seeks to recognize honorable attitudes in others. Acting not as individuals, but as a representative group, Chi strives to instill and preserve the awareness and appreciation of the true spirit of Longwood, a spirit that must first be found in every individual student on camupus. This year Chi is especially proud to present the plaques which adorn the Raymond hi. French Building, honoring
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
CHJ
Longwood's weli-loved "Charlie Hop."
right, first row: Cathy Hass, Dodge, Jane Tibbs. Second Row: Anna Washington, Ann Ailor.
Left to Jinx
Sally Pettis,
Heilman, Sue Ross, Stacy Ann Bowles, Cann Thomas,
Freshmen Recognized By Alpha Lambda Delta Founded on this campus two years ago, Alpha Lambda Delta is the national scholastic honor society for freshman women. Membership is offered to those freshmen who achieve a 3.5 average for the first semester or a 3.5 accumulative average for both semesters. The purpose of this organization is to promote intelligent living and high standards of learning and to encour.attainment outstanding scholastic age among freshmen women at Longwood. Alpha Lambda Delta sponsored a Freshman banner which was placed on the freshman hall with the highest grade point average at the end of the first semester. Initiations this year were held in December and in March.
Bottom (left to right): L. Rachal, M. Conrad S. McClure (secretary), P. CIc jnan (president). ourne. Third Row: B. Bartholon J. Woolfolk. G. Second Row: J. May, J. Halloran, C. White. S Bryant, B. Johnson. Fourth Row: L. Dixon. C. Cunningham, D. Waters.
Alpha Psi Omega Honors the Theater
ga
Longwood's chapter of Alpha is one of more than three
Psi
Ome-
hundred
active chapters of this honorary fraternity for dramatics. The objective of the organization
is
the recognition of students
have done a high standard of work
Longwood
theater.
Membership
in in
who the the
group is rated on a point system; students who work diligently and who cultivate interest in the drama are rewarded by membership.
Bottom (left to right): Dr. Locl(wood, L. Long, M. Hall, M. Masse, B. Hampshire, P. Thompson. R. Pawlak. Mr. Woodburn. Second Row: M. Mitchell, B. Tracey, M. Drummond, B.
Easter, A.
Putney.
Literary Society
Emphasizes Outstanding
Lambda
Iota Tau, an international honor organi-
zation for the study of literature, draws
membership
chapter at Longwood from the English and foreign language departments. Installed in 1967 from the local honorary, Beorc Eh Thorn,
for
its
Eta Theta
the society has continued to reward and encourage scholastic
Lambda to
the
excellence
lota
Tau
in
study
the
body which
student
of
literature.
programs of
also sponsors
interest
exceptional
spotlight
literary -materials.
Front Row (left to right): S. Johnson (vice-pres.) J. Sullivan (secretary), L. Hill (treasurer) A. Moseley, M. McKeever (president-Not Pictured). Second Row: B. King, K. Wyman, L. Long, B. Bartholomew, B. Lyman. G. Muse, L. Bowers, L. Lovelace, N. King, L. Hunter, C. Coleman. ,
Kappa
Delta
Sponsors Spring Banquet
Pi
Originally a local honor society known as
Omega,
pa
education,
wood in
Row
Kneeling: V. Whitted, B. Johnson. J. Young, A. Myers, C. Anson, C. Crute, P. Cole, A Ailor, J. Harrup, S. Davenport, A. Wholey. M. Bowman, A. Phillips. Seated: S. Bourne, B. Fa'ulconer, L. Nuttall, S. Jolliffe, N. Crim, S. Didawick, S. Hazlewood, B. Boylan. Standing: J. DaM. vis, L. Rachal, M. Mitchel, R. Whitt, M. K. Lampkin, L Long, B. Bartholomew, N. Aiello, Hamner, J. Spitzer, K. Wyman, M. Crigger, N. Broyhill, B. Ryder, J. Temple, P. Pawl, F. GusFront
tafson.
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1911,
high
Kappa
society as
1928.
21,
the
Kappa
Kap-
honorary
Delta
incorporated the Long-
Pi
fraternity
Beta
Epsilon chapter on
first at
the University of
its
Founded
Pi
national
Delta
Pi's
purpose
professional standards and to
standing contributions
in
is
in
May Illinois
to encourage
recognize out-
the field of education.
Kappa Omicron
Phi
Adopts Crossmore
The Alpha Upsilon chapter of Kappa Omicron was installed at Longwood on April 14, 1962.
Phi Its
in
purpose
is
that of furthering the best interests
the study of
Home
Economics
in
four year col-
North Carowas the major project for the organization's members. A Founder's Day Luncheon and a candy sale were also a part of the year's program. leges.
Crossmore, a school for
girls
in
lina,
C. Jan
an,
Cothra
(Treas.),
K. Hall. B.
Raper (Keeper of the Archives). R. Whitt (Pres.), T. Knight Ryder (V-Pres.), A. Reams, D. Stepka, M. B rauer, A. Adanns.
F.
Lychnos Recognizes Science and Math Majors Established as a local honorary mathematics and
science organization by a faculty meeting on Jan-
uary
15,
1958,
Lychnos membership
of junior and senior students
who
math, science, or a pre-professional
pose of Lychnos
is
to
promote
is
comprised
are majoring field.
interest
matics and science, and also to recognize those
have
P. Cole, C. Maher B. Fai ss, E. Salle, I. Chapman, D. Johnson. Second Row: Gustafson. B. Jordon. E. Bruce Pres.), N. Ailleo (V-Pres.), E. Morriss, B. Manl.
Seated (L to R): Nuttall,
F.
153
L.
made academic achievements
in
in
The purin mathe-
who
these areas.
Delta Epsilon Sponsors
Pi
Glamour Contest
Organized at Longwood recognizes service as
students
in
1950,
Pi
Delta Epsilon
who have rendered valuable
members of the
staffs of
any of the three
student publications, the Gyre, the Rotunda, and the Virginian.
For the second year, the
Contest,
Girl
nationally
Best-Dressed College
sponsored
by
Glamour
magazine, was sponsored on the Longwood campus
by
Front Row:
L.
Shepherd,
port. J. Sullivan
L.
Davis, B.
Pi
J.
Temple, G. Muse, G. Proterra,
(president),
Second Row: Mr.
L.
Hill
(vice-pres.)
Herndon, (Advisor), Powers, P. Letters, C. Maher. F.
Gamma Mu
S.
,
Holly
B.
March,
B.
J.
Pi
Delta Epsilon.
L. Sedgwick, S. DavenN. Clements (secretary). Andrews, C. Handy, M. Nuckols,
Harrup,
(treasurer),
Harris,
B.
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Honors
Social Sciences Founded
in
1924 as
a
national
social
science
honor society, Longwood's chapter of Pi Gamma Mu recognizes those upperclassmen and administrative officers in
who demonstrate outstanding
ability
the area of history and social science.
Left to right: N. Grim, M. Lantz, Somers. Seated: L. Racha
A
Stevens,
D.
Ritchie,
R.
Dutton,
L.
Dixon,
M. Hamner, A.
Officers:
(left
Ann Adams.
154
to
right)
Lavonia
Dixon,
Emilia
Bruce,
and
Pi
Omega
Pi
Unites
Future Business Teachers
Longwood's Delta Rho chapter of Pi Omega Pi was founded on April 14, 1961, for the purpose of creating and fostering a spirit of fellowship among teachers of business. Under the leadership of Mr. Willard
G.
Leeper,
Spring Banquet
J.
McBride,
S.
Fowlkes,
M.
K.
in
the
fraternity
is
planning
a
March.
Ca
SAI Sponsors Va. Tech Group
Sigma Alpha lota was established in 1903 for the purpose of promoting the highest standard of professional ethics and maintaining close relationships
among women who
are pursuing
some phase of the
musical profession. The organization sponsored recitals
by both faculty members and students and
also several Artist Series
programs.
In
the
fall,
the
Band returned to the Longwood campus for a concert sponsored by S.A.I. A faculty reception and Christmas caroling were among the numerous activities of the group Virginia
Tech
"hiighty Tighty"
this year.
J. Brown, C. Broclcmeyer, C. Cunningham (treasurer), J. Powell (vice-pres.) L. Clark (president), R. Stewart (recording sec). E. Helbig (corresponding sec). V. Smith, K. Wyman. Standing: J. Melchor, V. Blanton, H. Ford. L. Sheltcn, N. Parsons, J. Stansbury, J. Langston, S. Foglesong.
Seated:
,
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Geist Begins Oktoberfest Tradition members of Geist was founded in October, 1966, by the and Alpha Kappa Gamma, as a local honorary to recognize both encourage leadership and to foster high ideals in semi-annually service and scholarship. Members are selected those from the Junior and Senior Classes. They represent "geist"â&#x20AC;&#x201D; spirit, qualities signified by the German word Geist imagination, intelligence, and soul. In the near future, Geist proplans to petition Mortar Board for a charter. motes college loyalty, and it preserves the worthwhile ideals and traditions of the institution. Understanding and coopercontmuation between students and faculty are among the ing
goals of the organization.
The Dktoberfest, held October 25-27, and the Fall and of Spring Recognition Services were the principal activities Assembly, Geist during the year. At the hlonors Council presented. the Elizabeth Burger Jackson Scholarship was
Pawl, J. Tibbs, T. Knight (vice-pres.), M. Mitchell P. Anthony (treasurer), B. Holly (secretary), S. Hellman Chairman). Second Row; B, Bartholomew, Ann Ailor, E. Blackman. Third Row; A. Myers, C. Adams, K. Maher, L. Rachal. Fourth Row: C. McDonnell, V. Washington.
Bottom
Row:
(president), C. (Festival
Spirit
is
the word as the usherettes lead the parade
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in
the
fall
Oktoberfest.
Delta Psi
Kappa
Recently Installed Delta
Psi
Kappa is the youngest honorary organiLongwood campus, having been in-
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^^^^^^^^H
zation on the stalled
here by national officials
in
March,
1968.
Its purpose has been expressed as the recognition, encouragement, and maintenance of the highest standards in both scholarship and professional eth-
ics
for
women
in
the area of physical education.
Working this year to further organize their group and establish a procedural program. Delta Psi Kappa also held two initiation ceremonies during second semester.
Bottom Row (left to right): S. Carter, B. King, L. Driver, P. Halstead (sec-treasurer). Second Row: Pettis, C. Weeks, B. Layne, J. Erdman, C. Haas (sergeant-at-arms) C. Anson. Third Row: L At-
A.
,
kinson,
B..
Bondurant.
Philakalia Bottom Row (left to right): S. Kilvington, S. Gilllann, K. Barclay. Second Row: F. dent), M. Carmody, B. Ferryman, B. Moseley, L. Sedgwick. Third Row: M. Meade (treasurer),
K.
Robertson, C. Bradley
(vice-pres.)
,
S.
Davenport,
R.
Promotes
Art Appreciation
Booker.
Founded
in
for art majors, ness of art
body and
and
1964 as a local honorary fraternity Philakalia seeks to bring an awareits
related subjects to the student
The purposes of the organization are to inform members of scholarship and fellowship opportunities in the field of art, and to provide an interest in student art exhibits and shows. Again this year Philakalia sponsored an art exhibit in Oktoberfest and several in the exhibition room in the library.
faculty.
First
Ailor
Row
(L to R): M. Jones, C.
Moore (sec), C.
(V-Pres.), B. Aston, J. Austin
Legislative
(Treas.j, C.
Wilkes,
Fox,
A.
Weeks, N. Gunter,
K.
S.
Rountree, C. Thomas, (Advisor).
S.
Brown. Standing: C. Jamison (Pres.), Dr. Scott
Board Moves Forward With Changes The Legislative Board oversees Its
representatives
make student
all
phases of student
life.
regulations and discuss key
problems involving the overall welfare of the student body. Through its nine committees, it strives to create awareness of
campus
as a liaison
Candy Jamison, outgoing
Legislative Board Chairman, holds the silver tray presented to her as a gift, while Janice Austin, incoming Chairman, E. Angus Powell, from the Bo^rd of Visitors, Dr. Blackwell, Dean
of the College, and
Dr.
Wygal
look on.
Dr. and Mrs. Willett receive a clock from the Student Government. Shown with them are Janice Austin and Candy Jamison of the Legislative
Board.
activities,
among
to utilize student opinion, and to act
the students, faculty, and administration.
Board
Judicial
Enforces Regulations The Judicial Board enforces the regulations made by the Board and strives to instill the meaning of the Honor Code in the minds of the students of Longwood College. Its members work with the students both openly and confidentially in their interest in the individual and her Legislative
welfare.
Stacy Dodge, Judicial
Board Chairman.
First
Rowâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; L
to
R:
S.
Welchlin,
McDonnell, M. Clements, head, C. Mass,
159
P.
Batten,
D.
S.
Davenport,
Brantley.
Second
S.
Hellman,
Rowâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; L
to
R;
S.
M.
Dodge, C. L. White-
M. Chevalier (Bonnie Bowers not pictured).
House Association House Assocation Officers (L to R): P. Carter, Treas., E. Blackn Pres., J. Wright. Fire Warden, B. Hockaday, Sec.
Washington,
House Association
is
the brancii of student gov-
promotes and enforces favorable study conditions and stimulates within the students refinement in dress and conduct habits. It enforces
ernment which
regulations concerning the dormitories, dining
the
fire
regulations,
hall,
and the standards for proper
dress on campus.
The governing and rule-making body of House is House Council. It is made up of a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Fire Chief elected by the student body, and dormitory presidents elected by the girls in each dormitory. The House Association is made up of these girls and a representative from each hall of each
Association
dormitory,
who
function as
hall
presidents.
up throughout the year to work on specific areas or problems and to get student ideas and opinions of the regulations and
Committees are
set
policies.
M.
B. Holbrook, A. Dyer, B. Cole, S. Gill, C. Hartman, L. BaiGraves, J. Holloran. Fourth Row: M. Ingrann, K. Goodwyn, B N. Fowlkes, S. Michaiek, C. Clarke, L. Burnette.
Third Row:
Row (L to R): A. Etheridge, C. Habel, K. de Rosset, J. BickC. Key, M. Stone. M. Repole, B. Johnson. Second Row: J. Roenke, Beard, D. Stout, T. Bates, S. Ganaway, L. Harper, J. Hudgins.
Front ings,
ley,
B.
Walters,
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Honors Council Honors
The
posed
Council
is
representatives
of
comfrom
each honorary organization on campus. The purpose of the Honis to stimulate and to encourage each student to take full advantage of every learning
ors Council
opportunity offered
demic
by the acalife. The freshmen with
setting of college
council
acquaints
the various honoraries at orienta-
up an awards assem-
tion, and- sets
bly
in
the spring.
Honors Council (L to R): Bottom Circle— B. Johnson, M. Mitchell, dan, A. Pettis. Second Circle— R. White, J. Melchor,
J. Tibbs,
L.
Rachal,
A. Ailor,
E.
Hampshire.
B.
Jor-
Bruce, A. Fleshman.
Not
B.
pictured— C. Anson.
Freshman Commission Chosen from members of the Freshman Class each year, the Freshman Commission co-ordinates the activities of their class. Activities include participation
in
YWCA
orating a tree
in
Christmas Assembly and dec-
the Rotunda.
J. Compher, S. Blake, B. Walter, B. Krause, L. Burnette, J. Darby. Second Row: Aston, A. Bristow, V. Laine, C. Petersen. Top Row: L. Trimble, L. Monger.
Bottom Row (L to R): L.
Berryman,
B.
^^^^1 ) Freshman Commission B.
Walter,
B.
Krause,
sing for the Christmas
the
YWCA.
members, L.
L.
Berryman,
Burnette. J.
J
Darby,
program sponsored by
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Longwood Choir Performs With R-MC
Row (L to R): J. Austin (Accomp.), M. Palmore, C. Brockmeyer N. Parsons (Sec), J- Stansbury (V-Pres.). M. McCaul, J. White, Andrews, D. Stout, C. Sasser, L. Shelton. Second Row: P. Kite, K. Wyman, T. Owen, S. Thompson, S. Puryear, M. Ashlock, C. Brown, A. Fleshman,
Front
(Pres.),
B.
The purpose of the Concert Choir is to study and perform the and to give outstanding singers of the college an "opportunity to further develop their musical ability in a selected group. Throughout the year the Longwood Colfinest possible choral music,
Front
Row
Treas.).
B. Ferguson. Third Row: L. Gwaltney, L Clark, J. Powell, H. E. Maxey. L. Bussard. J. Catron, B. BIythe, J. Melchor, P. Vaughan, Windle. Fourth Row: V. Smith, R. Stewart, V. Blanton, B. Helbig, J. Richardson, C. Cunningham, D. Ritchie, M. McConnell, L. Ball.
M. Allman, Ford,
S.
lege Concert Choir performs for various functions as well as
in
concert. Activities this year have included a concert for Presi-
dent Willett's Inauguration, performance with Randolph-Macon men's college and a spring concert.
(L to R): J. Powell (Pres.), H. Ford, T. Owen, J. Langston, N. Parsons, J. S. Foglesong, S. Gibbons, C. Cunningham, J. Brown.
White
Second Row:
Madrigals Present Program The Madrigal Singers, directed by Mr.
James singers
McCombs, who are
also
consists
of
selected
members of the Con-
group presents two conThey sing in many languages, works dating from as far back as fifteenth
cert Choir. The certs a year.
century. These talented girls perform with
no accompaniment and no conductor.
i6i
Organists Attend Guild Recitals
The Longwood Chapter of the American Guild of Organists strives to further
interest
literature,
in
of organ
phases
all
to provide opportunities to
meet and discuss the aspects of organ playing, and to increase the awareness of
the
duties,
organist's
and
responsibilities,
Regular
opportunities.
meetings are held and the chapter also
MENC Front
at-
Richmond. They hold an annual banquet.
tends guild recitals
Row
in
Row (L to R): Mr, Hesselinic, C. Sasser (V-Pres.), Smith (Pres.). J. Langston (Treas.), J. White (Sec), E. Maxey, Second Row: J, Catron, J. Melchor, J. Stephenson. C. Brockmeyer. C. Cunningham, K. Johnson. Front
Sponsors Workshop
(L to R):
S.
Puryear, J. Catron, J. Melchor,
M. Ashlock
(Sec),
M.
(V-Pres.j,
L.
Shelton
(Pres.),
ond Row:
B.
Ferguson,
McCaul V.
H. Ford,
(Treas.),
W.
V.
Blantcn
C. Sasser. SecVoyten, D. Stout,
Smith,
L.
V.
R. Leigh.
Smith,
L
Ball.
Third
Row:
J.
Powell,
C.
Brown,
C.
K. Wyman, J. Richardson, B. Andrews, R. Booker. Fourth Row: J. White, N. Parsons, J. Stansbury, L Clark, R. Stewart, M. Allman.
Cunningham,
In
carrying out their purpose of
providing an opportunity for pro-
development for college
fessional
MENC
music
of
students
makes
dents to
It
further
their
through participation
and
education,
possible for stu-
in
education state, di-
meetings of the organization. This year members have attended conferences in vision,
Richmond, workshop,
national
sponsored
a
rhythm
sponsored speakers on
also sponsored two one from William Fleming, and one from Monroe Junior High
campus and choirs,
School.
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Longwood
Players Perform
Shakespearean Play
Officers:
Putney, Easter,
Martha Drummond,
Pres.,
Sandy Peterson,
Trees.,
Alice
Lockwood, Advisor, Rebecca Vice-Pres., Peggy Thompson, Pub. (Not Pictured: Pat Quinn, Tech.
Director,
Dr.
Patton
Sec.)
Martha Drummond applies make-up to Sandy Taming of the Shrew".
Ellis,
an actress
in
the play, "The
Front Row (L to R): N. Parsons, N. Newman, T. Owen, B. Ellis, M. Hall, Lassiter. Second Row: J. Roenke, S. Jordan, B. Hampshire, E. Jones, L Sedgewick. Third Row: J. Young, S. Bourne, G. Womack, K. Wyman, M. Masse, P. Quinn. Fourth Row: K. Goodwyn, L. Long, P. Linamen. B. Tracey,
J.
R.
Pawlak.
Each year the Longwood Players, tion
with
present
Hampden-Sydney
the
four
full-length
plays.
in
conjunc-
Jongleurs,
This
year
the
players presented:
Taming of the Shrew October 17-18-19 November 21-22-23 The King and Caucasion Chalk Circle March 20-21-22 May 1-2-3 Miracle Worker I
Through these plays, the club aims to provide in dramatic entertainment for the college students as well as the people of the
the best
community. Dr. Lockwood, Director of Caucasian Chalk Circle, and guide actors in play practice.
Barbara
Roukema, Assistant Director,
Everyone deserves a break after long hours.
Susan Jordan, as Grusha in the Caucasian Chalk Circle, contemplates the seductive power of goodness.
Carlton Watkins, Stage Manager stage settings are in order.
nakes sure actors perform correctly and that
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Dale Srigg, as Anna,
listens to
advice from the dying King of Siam.
Jennifer Young listens as Pat Quinn, story plot of the play.
teller,
relates the
Colleagues
Welcome
Class of 1972
Row
(L to R): G. Park, S. Fox, M. Silman, A. Tew, sec; L. Shepperd, chrmn.; L. Coleman, reporter; B. Gill, asst. treas. Second S. Roop, C. Jamison, M. Halbeib, J. Woolfolk, A. Pearson, K. Edwards, N.. Dahmer, P. Laughran. Third Row: R. Sell, A. Guli.ck, K. McGuire, Front
treas.;
E.
Lyon,
Row:
Providing a warm and stimulating welcome to the in-coming Freshman class and new students, and maintaining a spirit of interest and guidance throughout the year is the main purpose of
Sophomore Class, the Colgirls who write letters to new
S. Foglesong. Fourth Row: B. B. Barnes, P. Batten, Rountree, M. J. Phlegar. A. Weils, P. Cloonan. L. NiSanders, N. Davis, M. Stone, S. Wilkes, C. car, J. Smith. Fifth Row: C. Grigg, A. Dyer, B. Bowers, A. Maddox, S. Rinaldi.
S.
DuPriest,
Morene,
B.
S.
concert for new students; they also compile and sell student directories, and they conduct tapping ceremonies for the new Colleagues.
the Colleagues. Chosen from the
dent
leagues are composed of fifty
meaningful.
students; they sponsor "Sings"
in
the Rotunda, a banquet and
167
Prouse,
Kelso, J.
in
In
general, these girls offer assistance to each stu-
helping to
make her college experiences rewarding and
THE ROTUNDA, Longwood's
newspaper, seeks to uphold
the highest standards of journalism ests of
serving the inter-
v/hile
Longwood College. The paper
is
a
member
of the
Associated Press Convention, and staff members attend the convention annually. The 1968 conference was held at the
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel a
member
in
New
York City. The paper
is
also
of the Inter-Collegiate Press Association. These
associations provide services, ratings, and releases for col-
lege publications.
THE ROTUNDA
serves to provide a
means tor students
to demonstrate their journalistic talents and to express stu-
dent opinion. tion,
and
It
strives to
alumnae
keep students, faculty, administra-
informed
of
current
campus
college
functions
affairs.
Members
of the
effort to
provide complete and accurate coverage of
staff
attend
all
in
an all
major events. Readers are also encouraged to express their opinions through the newspaper.
Karen Malier
Linda Davis
Editor-in-Chief
Business
Manager
Entuttba
Libba Fox.
Susie Marsh, center, reviews layouts with staff,
Coleman, and Joan Woriey.
Jane McCaffrey, Susan Leftwich, Linda
Ball,
Feature Editor, assists typists Frances Kimble, and
Margie
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i PEff]
:
iH'iii
i
%:
W Front
Row
kf^sfP'^l
J ^{"ff m iH"^v ,
/
~m ^Hl
Drewry,
1
ppWM^^
M\i jl
^^^^H
(left to right): S.
\^P
\
B.
Andrews,
L.
ir"'
1
Worthington,
K.
Maher,
M. Fox, M. Masse, C, Johnson. Second Row: C. Brotherton, B. Payne, M. Carmody, L. Ball, J. Old, E. Jones, Third Row: N. Martin, L Holland, P. Kingsley, M. Baldwin, D. Almond.
Mr. Eyster confers with
Maher.
Sara Drewry, dining hall.
Circulation
Staff
member,
issues
papers
in
the
senior
169
Editor-in-Chief,
Karen
Maher, and
Managing
Editor,
Candy
^"
Pam Wayne, Gyre Circu la+Ion
Staff,
Issue
of
Linda
Burt.
the
Stuart Fowlkes Business
Manager
Brenda Holly and Joan Harrup review a Gyre publication and plan for the next
A
gyre,
according to William
"The Second Coming,"
is
Butler
Yeats'
in
the ever-widening spiral
of a falcon. This climbing action well
fits
the pur-
pose of the literary magazine, the Gyre. Founded
by the English honor society Boerc Eh Thorn and formerly called the Colonnade, the Gyre tegral part of college
life.
is
an
The magazine offers
in-
a
variety of works for the intellectual tastes of the
The Gyre
comprised of by creative Longwood students and faculty. The Gyre publishes three issues a year; the third, which is the well-rounded
student.
is
poetry, short stories, essays, and art furnished
contest
issue,
is
a collection of the best works sub-
mitted. The publication sends representatives to the
Associated
York City.
Collegiate
Press
Convention
in
New
issue.
delivers
ar
Gyre
to
Also enjoying food and relaxation at the picnic are staff members Janie Ragland, Emily Robertson, and Joan Hall.
Gyre Shown Dr.
Front Ian,
hey.
Row
(L to R): J. Harrup,
P.
Wayne,
B.
Andrews,
S.
Drewry,
B.
at the annual
Etheridge
Boy-
M. Lantz, B. Powers. S. Collins. Second Row: T. Owen, S. Dietz, B. LeaG. Werz. C. Dunnavant, C. Brotherton. M. Carmody, M. Harris, J.
Gyre
(Advisor),
Young, ertson,
S. L.
picnic are Joan Harrup. Mrs. Taliaferro (Business Advisor
Brenda
Holly
(Editor),
and
Bobbi
Bourne. Third Row: M. Webb, Wells. M. Shannon. F. Simpers.
J.
D.
Powers.
Gillenwater, R. Powers, Ritchie. R. Pawlak.
E.
Rob-
N/
Joyce Temple,
Business
Manager
i
Jill
rg"i r^ Si r^ i
Randolph,
Editor-in-chief
(Bottonn row, left to right) Linda Smith, Josie Lassiter, Aleta Sandkam, Sandy Grogan, Carol Coleman, (second row) Linda Southworth, Linda Davis, Lang Foster, Patty Letters, Jeanean Woolfolk, Tricia Bates, (third row)
Miss Virginia
Bedford, Advisor
Charlotte Taylor, Judy McBrlde, Liz Overton, Barbara BIythe, Margaret McConnell, Joyce Temple, Gay Snead. (top row) Dian Turner, Brenda Harris, Carol Handy, Carolyn Long, Lois Wells, and Sandy Gannaway.
171
VIRGINIAN STAFF Editor-in-chief
Assistant Editors Business
Manager
Assistant Business
Manager
Freshmen
Linda Smith,
Nona
Photography
Don
hlall
of Don
Davis hiall
(ed.),
Studio,
Peter Youngblood, Dr. Loclcwood
Opening Section Special
Features
Margaret Nuckols Josie
Randy Graves Mary Richardson Jo Andre Nona Davis Margaret McConnell
Sophomores Athletics
Sharon French, Dian Turner
Linda Tuck
Juniors
Wells
Literary Editors
Patty Leffers
Seniors
Aleta Sandkam
Lois
Cover Design
Sharon Brown
Faculty and Administration
Randolph Sharon Brown, Margaret Nuckols Joyce Temple Jill
Honoraries Organizations
Mary
Sororities
Janss
Charlotte Taylor
Senior Statistics
Charlotte Taylor
Index
Carol Coleman, Jeanean Woolfolk
Lois Wells,
Typists
Anne
Lassiter
Pulliam,
After winning
honors at eastern
Association meetings, the
worked even harder first-rate
this
VIRGINIAN
Press staff
year to produce a
yearbook.
Staff recruiting
new members.
in
the
fall
added many campus
Better coverage of
events was again a primary aim of the
staff.
More explanatory copy was necessary accommodate increased photography.
to
A
major innovation, however, was in the Section. Mr. Hall, the yearbook photographer, took candid shots of each senior. These photos capture both picturesque scenes around the Longwood College Senior
campus and the varied girls.
personalities of the
Front row, seated I. to r.: Marcia Mitchell (4tli District Rep.), Jane Acker [Trees. ), Gayle Yeatts (Recording Sec.}, Cathy Jester (Chairman), R. Lohman (V. Chairnnan), C. Cummings (Corresponding Sec.) Second Row: A. Holt, A. Gardner, D. Payne, J. tHarrjp, J. Jones, R. DeBaun, J. Farthing. Third Row: N. Boswell, M. Lantz, P. Wayne, B. Fauiconer, L. Watts, E. Jones, B. Hampshire, M. Massey, L. Ball, B. Rothgeb, J. McBride, L Dixon, J. Meadors, N. Broyhill, J. Register.
The Young
in
government and to perpetuate
the importance of the principles of the Republican
The organization encourages
all
Thomas.
by urging those efigible to register and vote to The Y-R's seek to increase the strength of the Republican Party through active campaigning; it helps prepare students to become informed leaders so that they may
do
Republicans continually strive to create on
a spirit of interest
J.
sible
Young Republicans campus
Row; R. Dutton, D. Rourke. L Hanbury, M. Hartless, J. CarM. Smith, P. Tunstall, J. Jackson, M. Carmody, C. Clark, J. Brown, C. Ennis, S. Jolliffe. Fifth Row, I. to r.: K. Fielder, E. Bays, J. Mottley, B. Hall, N. Lassahn, J. Smith, L. Overstreet, R. Angell, B. Murray, J. Sherrod, M. Harris, S. Bourne, P. Jones, J. Roenke, D. Gibson, Four+h
penter,
Party.
students to take a respon-
role
so.
continue to champion the cause of conservatism
and the
Republican Party after graduation.
Young Democrats
First
Row,
Ritchie
I.
to
r.:
(Treas.), S.
The
(Advisor), J. Walsh, L. Featheroton (Sec), R. Hammond Morgan. Second Row: M. Masse, A. Adams, S. Windle, D. Livick.
Mr. Scolnick
activities
included
of the
Young Democrats
active participataion
in
year have
this
attendance at the state convention
in
Roanoke,
the national presidential campaign,
and sponsorship of such speakers on campus Henry Howell and John Warren Cooke.
as
Senator
(Pres.),
D,
First Row, (I. to r.): Harrup, B. Andrews,
J.
Young. Second
T.
Bates,
J.
Davis.
Row:
L.
J.
Shults, M. Lantz, G. Proterra, L. Nuttall, J. M. Brizendine, L. Lew, N. Harris, J. Lassiter, Hudson. L. Dixon, S. Duke, C. Eudailey, M. P.
Jones,
Bowling.
Skipwith, Mitchell, N. Martin, S. Bourne, S. Connors, J. Bentley, S. Dietz, J. Row: B. Fulcher, K. Cox, S. Heflin, N. Broyhill, J. Register. M. Beard. Third
J.
M.
Wholey,
B.
Hartless,
J.
Creekmore,
Rachal, B. Johnson. B. Faulconer, Morris, C. Coleman, L Jones, M. Elwang, J. Bicking. Fourth Row: J. Temple, Bartholomew. J. Young, K. Wyman. C. Crute, A. Adams, Wright. C. Mitchell. C, Cummins, C. Thomas. J. Hudgins. B.
Hockaday.
S.E.A. Promotes Educational Interests
A
pre-professional association for college and university
students preparing to teach, the Student Education Association fosters professional interest
Officers
Sandy
Ann
Jolliffe
Sprint
in
the field of education.
The members, selected on basis of academic average, are entitled to educational publications, and they gain practical experience in the field of education. Longwood's chapter is affiliated with the Virginia
President
Vice-President
integral
part of the
Education Association and
National
is
an
Education Association func-
Claudia Cunningham
Secretary
tioning as a voluntary, independent, and non-governmental
Koky Woolling
Treasurer
professional association.
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D.
A.
M. A.
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First
Row, (I. to r ): L. Nuttall, B. Krause, S. Windle, J. Compher, L. Bullock, Row: J. Giles, B. Aston, P. Laundon, L Harper, B. Moseley, L
Second
Y.W.CA. Sponsors
Spiritual Life
The Y.W.CA. Is the local chapter of the national Y.W.C.A., which was established over a century ago. Its purpose is to realize full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God and unselfish service to others. Ac-
Officers: (I. Pawl (Pres.),
to
r.):
Meq
Candee
Pherson
Dickenman
(V-Pn
(Treas.),
Patsy
Peach
(Sec),
Pattl
Berryman. Third Row: D. Denver, N. Aiello. K. Burcher, A. Nespoli.
S.
Moore.
S.
Speakers tivities
mixers.
of the organization include installation of freshmen, Thanksgiving drive, Spiritual' Life Speakers, "Y"
Pageant, and White Christmas.
Blake,
Executive Council: First Row, I. to r.: L. Parsons, N. Martm. N. Palmore. C. Crute. M. Stanfield, K. L. Ford. Second Row: R. Sweeney, J. Deel, L. Clawson, J. Terry, F. Watkins, L. Moore, C.
Wyman, Allen,
B.
BIythe.
B.S.U. Stimulates Christian Ideals
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
Inspiration, information, and fellowship these are provided by the various activities of the B.S.U. as it serves to lead students in a comnnitment to Christ, and to an involvement in responsible church participation. Activities for this year have
on Campus B.S.U.
Convention,
Leadership
International
Conference,
Southeastern Missions Conference.
on and
off
Student
Southern
campus during the
In
year,
Summer programs
included Freshman Retreat, student night at Christmas, Religious
ticipate
Emphasis Week,
work throughout the United States.
B.S.U.
picnic,
and participation
in
the state
1. to r.: K. Wyman, C. Allen, M. Mitchell, R. Sweeney, J. BIythe. L. Parsons, M. Adkisson, E. Grumpier, B. Bevard, P. Eberly, S. PurM. Palmore, Miss Stanfield. (Advisor). Second Row: L. Holland, L. Moore. B. BIythe, R. Leigh, E. Overton J. Woolfolk, P. Eubanlt. M. Crews, S.
Front Row, L.
Ford,
year,
in
the
State
Convention,
Missions
Conference,
and
addition to activities held
many related
B.S.U. students parto
Baptist
student
R.
Clayton,
J.
Deel C. Crute. Third Row: N. Martin, J. Stephenson, J. Keyser, Chuchek, L Wells, J. Terry, L. Clawson, S. Gibbons, F. Watkins.
D.
Crocker
B.
Allen.
Thompson.
J.
German Club Promoting interest
in
German
various aspects of
culture heads the purposes of Der Deutsher Klub.
Meetings often include travel
German films. German embassy
films
English
in
full-length
Annually, a trip
to the
or the
German
is
and
made
school
in
Washington. B. Andrews (Sec). S. Malo (V-Pres.), not to r.: S. Drewry (Treas.-Repor+er) Second Row: G. Cottrell, J. Washington, H. Brown, L. Ball, L. Hrubik. Third Row: R. J. Richardson, C. Hitt, J. Stansbury, S. Bourne, J. Harrup. Fourth Row: L. Shelton, Stewart, R. Booker, M. Ashlock.
First
Row,
I.
,
pictured.
Spanish Club Made up majoring
in
of students studying and Spanish, this club strives to
provide for an opportunity for informal conversation
in
the
language.
The
Spanish Club presents an annual spring
drama, sponsors speakers on campus, has a Christmas "Fiesta," and sponsors a scholarship. I. to r.: H. Weatherly (Pres.), K. Rogers (APres.), B. Ferguson (Sec), G. Bryant Second Row: P. Kite, C. Coleman, M. Massey, J. Giles, G. Cottrell. Third Row: Overton, V. King, N. Brinkley, J. Washington.
First
Row,
(Treas.). E.
French Club an
In
stimulate
effort
an
to
promote
interest
speaking countries and culture,
in in
and
French-
French
French students and ma-
have formed Les Francopliles Longwood campus. The club sponsors films; the best known presented this year included "Le iors
on
the
Ballon
Noir,"
Rouge," "Le Rouge at le and "L'Annee Derniere a
Marienbad."
Other
activities
in-
clude the organization of a studytravel
program
summer of
1969,
abroad for the and a sidewalk
cafe at the Geist Festival,
Granddaughter's Club Keeps Longwood Tradition Alive
Row, Garner,
First B.
I.
to R.
r.:
T.
Williams, M. Sydnor, G. Bryant,
Davis, J. Carpenter.
Second Row:
R.
J.
S. Sweeney, A. Taylor, Grubbs. M. Elwang, L
A. Putney,
J.
Stephenson
Woolfolk,
Webb, M.
Made up of sfudents on campus who have a mother or grandmother who attended Longwood, the Granddaughter's Club seeks to promote association among the alumnae of the students of the college. The organization strives to uphold the ideals and standards of the college as established by their forebearers. This club works closeFounder's Day ly with the Alumnae Association and sponsors the which
is
held annually.
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R.
Han
and. T. Butler,
E.
Raine.
Chandler, M. Aditisson. N. Gunter.
'fw I
Front
Row:
R.
Hall
(Treas.),
S.
Levlner
(V-Pres.).
L.
Harper
(Pres.),
B.
(Sec). J. Elliot (Hist.), Miss Bernard (Advisor), B. Jackson. S. Sweeney, L. Austin, B. Payne, J. Wood, F. Paper, K. Duckett. J. JerL. Cothran, D. Vass. Third Row: A. Willmoth, L. Davis, L Hanbury, rell, M. Brauer, R. Durham. B. Ryder, A. Reames, K. Krol. Fourth Row: T. Settles, E. Knight, J. Rountree. A. Adams, R. Whitt, S, Welchlin. B. Harrjp,
Wooding
Second Row:
J.
Edwards, C. Allen, D. Stepka.
Home
Economics Club
Sponsors Annual Fashion
Phi Beta
Show
Front Row (L to R): N bass (Treas.), A. Koons
J.
Temple,
ideal
Economics Stands for: home life for today unhampered by the traditions
of the past;
The utilization of all the resources of modern science to improve the home life; The freedom of the home from the dominance of things and their due subordination to ideals; The simplicity in material surroundings which will most free the spirit for the more important and permanent interests of the home and of the society. With these goals in mind, Home Economics majors work together to develop knowledge and abilities in strengthening family living. The Home Economics Club sponsors the Christmas Bazaar and the Fashion Show.
Forbes, J. Hudgins, (Pres.),
P.
King
Phi Beta Lambda is made up of future business leaders of America. The purpose of the club is to develop the business education field and to promote business interests. Member-
Interests E.
Deatley (Sec), C. Hanna-
(Hist.),
K.
Curtis
(V-Pres.),
J.
Clements. Second Row: L Carter, L Hudson, M. Angles, V. Duell. P. LunceV. ford (Hist.), G. Albert. Third Row: J. Woolfolk, S. Earhart, V. Jeffers. Herrion. Fourth Row: A. Kiser, S. Fawcett, B. Hale, C. White. Fifth Row: Wells.
Home The
Lambda
Promotes Business
L.
ÂŤ:
K.
Fleshman,
S.
Winfield.
ship is offered to all Longwood students who are enrolled in the business curriculum and who plan to be future business teachers. Learning in the field is stimulated so that there
can be a better understanding of business.
Halloween Marks Freezing of Cahoots The purpose and history of Cahoots are secrets and are known only to its members. The organization is made up of girls chosen for their "certain" qualifications.
Qualifications
good
pleasing personality and depth, and
looks,
certain
annually
i8i
a
include
school
spirit,
academic standards. Cahoots freezes in the Rotunda for the student body.
bi-
Canterbury Club The
Canterbury Club
faculty,
is
an
of
association
all
Church including the administration, and student body. The or-
members
ganization
of
the
Episcopal
seeks to
carry out the mission
of the
church within the college community. Meetings are held once a week and programs are presented that consist of discussions,
speeches, and socials.
Officers
Carolyn Cummins
President
Vice-President
Pat Fisher
Honore
Secretary-Treasurer
Front
Row
(L to
R).-
Row: C. Cummins, Ball, M. Elwang.
Newman
L
Hanbury,
M. BrinUey,
P.
K.
Fisher,
D. Thorn.
Barclay.
Third
hlolton
Second Row: L.
Club
The objectives of the Newman Club are fostering spiritual, intellectual, and social interests of all Longwood students, and forming responsible Christians nize
their
dents club
on is
a
role
a
who recog-
Christian
as
stu-
campus. The
secular
church-related organiza-
tion for students interested
in
the
Catholic faith. Activities for the
year Include guest speakers, nics, discussions ics,
and
pic-
on prominent top-
encouraging
parties
Christian fellowship.
Officers Pres
V-Pres Corres. Sec R^c. Sec
Priscilla
Stefanak
Vivian Vascott
Sharon Dietz
Mimi Woosley
Front
Row
(L to R): T. loggers,
P.
Stefanak,
B.
Austin, J
Cozzupoli, J. Donohoe. Second Ro S. Connors. J. Holloran, S.
Woolsey, P. Pawl. Third Row: Father Dumminger, M. Arn entrout, logger, N. Aiello, A. Daley, J. Seay.
S. Dietz, J. Bentley, M. Lemmon. Fourth Row: C.
i:
m
\^ At
Ur;;-^L^jAAbt
\A
Wr
ri^ t^ Row
Front
(L to Nuttall
(Pres.),
L.
Row:
Lunceford,
P.
Hurley,
S.
Barnes,
M. Ayres
R):
(Advisor),
(V-Pres.), S. Jolllffe B.
K.
Gower, Duckett,
S. J.
N.
(Treas.),
King
M. Cafazza
(Sec),
P.
Rev. G. W. Jones. Second S. Arehart, L. Clarke, C. V.
f
n
%!:
V
Smith, A. Dickenson, M. Lewis, S. Adams, R. Grubbs, L. Austin, M. MoseJ. Register, N. Stout, F. Raper. Fourth Row: D. Dent, D. Rourke, S. U. Baldwin, B. Thomas. P. Lynn, R. OhI, S.
ley,
Curling, J. Bickings, A. Sowers,
Edwards, J. Giles,
Young. Third Row:
'4Ih
Dawson, D. Creed,
Foster, T.
Douglas.
Wesley Foundation Formed
in
are encouraged to participate
Wesley Foundation is an who wish to explore the Methodist students at Longwood
1938,
the
as
Methodist
the spiritual aspects of
faith.
it
in
the organization
strives to carry out Christian ideals
organization for students
life
felt
and make
on campus.
Political
Science
Club After experiencing a very successful first 1967-1968, the Political Science in Club has moved forward in 1968-69 with year
addition to sponsoring
various activities.
In
Arab and
speakers on campus, the
Israeli
club has sent delegates to several confer-
United eastern throughout the These conferences have included Mid-South Model United Nations Conferences
States.
ence
in
North Carolina,
National
United Nations Conference
Model
New
York and National Student Leadership Conference on World Affairs in New York. The Political Science Club seeks to encourage in all students a better understanding in
City,
of
the
through
full all
range
of
political
available media.
science Front L.
Row
Dixon,
Ritchie.
(L to
M.
R):
Janss,
B.
B.
Fulp
(Pres.),
J.
Davis (V-Pres.), B. Falconer (Sec), B. Brown (Treas.). Second Row: (Sponsor). Third Row: E. Covington, M. Hartless, K. Fielder, D.
Rothgeb, Mr. Scolnick
Front
RÂŤw
Row;
J.
(L to R):
Edwards,
J.
B.
Hammon,
Temple,
S.
K. Curtis,
WIndle,
R.M.O. Begins
S.
R.
Hammond. Second
Moriconi. Third
Row:
Year
at
First
A. Sandkam,
in hand, the Roaches walk through the dorms prospective members.
Fourth Row: J. Primm, C. Mc-
R.M.O. members quickly found Dean Jo Holt for their advisor. With her leadership abilities, the R.M.O.'s have many unique and worthwhile projects on the drawing board for the future. The Roaches feel that this is only the beginning for them and soon the R.M.O. spirit and friendship will spread throughout the campus.
Jinx Washington, a
With candles
Spencer, K. Parke
Longwood
The R.M.O. Club, the newest organization on Longwood's campus, is composed of Juniors and Seniors who display the characteristics of spirit and friendship. The Roaches, as they are commonly called can be seen on many occasions walking through dorms, carrying candles as they visit students whom they feel have Roachy qualifications. After organization in October the
to visit
B.
Donnell.
Roach, makes plans.
Jetti
rects
Paschal (left forefront) the Sing Out Students
diin
a
rehearsal.
Sing Sing is
Out Club
Out
Students, organized for the
an organization
ested
made up
Etherldge (standing), Asst. Pianist Gay Rutland, Pianist, Mr. Wayne Meshejian (playing banjo), Carl Eggleston (drummer) and Woody Howell (playing guitar). Sing Out Students sing the song "Sing Out Express" in one of their performances. Linda
first
time
this year,
of young people
who
are inter-
about America's future through means of music. The group has' performed on various occasions both on and off campus. These performances were given for civic groups at Hampden-Sydney and at in
expressing their feelings
area schools.
stands by as Jetti Paschal, Sheila O'Neill (left). Chairman of Sing Out Students, Martin (left), Director of the group, discusses details of the program with David
Co-Director of the group, and Carl Eggleston.
Sorority
life
Is
a
means by which
achieve a rewarding and
a college girl
fulfilling
can
association with
young women of high social and intellectual ideals. With eleven sororities on campus Longwood provides ample opportunity for its students to participate out
in life,
an experience which
will continue througheven after college years are past.
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Panhellenic Council The Panhellenic Council is an organization to establish and settle problenns among the Greeks. One of the purposes of this group is to further fraternity harmony. The council is also concerned with furthering intellectual accomplishment and sound scholarship. activities
During the year Panhellenic Council initiated various ac-
A
bonfire was held
September at which all the September the council selected the two new sororities to be colonized. Fall rush was held November 14-26 ending with a "walk" which was introduced this year. The colonization of Alpha Delta Pi and Alpha Phi, the two new sororities was held February 19-24. Spring rush was held in April. Greek Week, April 28-May 2, ended the Council's activities for the year. tivities.
sororities
Mrs. Robert-
Panhellenic Taylor,
Pres
Woodburn
Council
Mary
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McDonnell,
Whitehead
V.
in
in
advisor
Sec, Carolyn
Pres.,
participated. Also
Mary
Key,
Carroll.
Donna
Brantley,
Lynn
Rachal,
Gwen
Robinson,
Sally
Fauber,
Marilyn
Rush
Fall
Fall rush was held fhls year during the week and a half preceding the Thanksgiving hlolldays. Many friendships were
made
as rushees
and sorority members hurried through
nights of parties and
day of in
a
many days
of visitation.
On
the
six
final
rush the girls going through rush chose their sisters
symbolic walk from Lankford Building toward Stubbs,
the Sorority Dormitory.
Sigma Kappas eagerly give and receive
gifts at their
annual Christmas
party.
I
ASAs
enjoy the fellowship of their sisterhood.
The excitement in
of
a walk to their
Push
new
Weel-
is
jS^
:^k
jS^
culminated with the rushees making their choice known
sisters.
Dean Wilson and Panhellenic Advisor, Mrs. Woodburn, give sorority
Alpha Gam, Pam Crowder,
in
true panhellenic spirit visits the Phi
booth on the Midway during Geist
Mu
Festival.
189
rushees. Ashley prepares to sign
preferentials.
last
minute instructions to new
Gamma
Alpha Alpha
May
Gamma
Delta
Delta was founded at Syracuse University
In 1935 a need was felt for a new sorority Longwood. Therefore, Theta Sigma Upsilon was introduced in 1939 and in 1959 merged with the National Alpha Gamma Delta. On October 10, 1959 Gamma Lambda chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta was installed. The purpose of Alpha Gamma Delta is to find a fuller meaning in life through a closely knit sisterhood. By working together, the Alpha Gam's learn to accept each other as individuals and to appreciate what each sister has to offer to the sorority and college campus.
on
30,
1904.
at
One more
time, Suzanne.
This
Is
just
Very Interesting!
between you and me, Shorty.
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Alpha Sigma Alpha Founded the tury.
first
The
in
1901
at
Longwood, Alpha Sigma Alpha was
sorority organized
national sorority,
loyalty to
in
cause the education field was
decided to
limit
its
leges of education
in
its
in
the twentieth
cen-
Alpha chapter and be-
great
demand
of sororities,
chapters to teachers colleges and colin
Universities.
.ÂŁ]
Today more than 51 chapters throughout the country work to achieve the aims of the sorority: physical, intellectual,
social
the sorority
and is
spiritual
development. The open motto of
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"Aspire, Seek, Attain."
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Departing Seniors, Ann Smith. Sandra from the sorority.
gifts
New
officers for
1969-1970
Dale Moore, Debbie Duff, Sue Rhodes, Linda Driver, Pres.;
Cindy Jamison, Treas.; Jane Richardson, Kaydell Edwards and Sandy Peterson, First V.-Pres.
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Ik
Dew and Lynne
Rachal
recei-
Alpha Sigma Tau Alpha Sigma Tau
sorori+y
club founded by sixteen
is
the outgrowth of a social
girls in Ypsilanti,
Michigan
in
1899.
Day was celebrated November 4, 1900 and is traditionally celebrated on this same date every year. The Zeta Tau chapter at Longwood College was established Its
first
May
18,
Founders'
1935.
The purpose of Alpha Sigma Tau is to promote the cal, cultural and social development of its members.
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'em high,
girls!
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Alpha Sigma Tau's enjoy
a
rush
party.
ethi-
Rebecca Barnard
Becky Buckland
Gail Dougla
Catherine Frank
Carolyn Jo
Ann
Mary Ca
Rutfi
Becky
Gwen
Donna Ba
Gall
Brookinq
Kathy Dole
Coleman
Doyle
Judy Ha
Goodwyn
Sally
Dot+ie Long
McGri
Sandra Marland
Sandra Midgette
Lynn
Mundy
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Margaret Reed
Janet Rubley
Brenda Steger
Gwen Towsey
I
Delta Zefa Delta Zeta National Sorority was founded in 1902, and Longwood's chapter, Epsilon Tau, was established in 1947. It IS the largest national sorority, proudly maiantaining 171 chapters throughout the United States. The colors of the sorority are rose pink and vieux green and it's flower is the Killarney Rose. The Delta Zetas at Longwood contribute to
several national philanthropies such as Carville Hospital, the Navajo Indian Project, and Gallaudet College for the
deaf and dumb. They to
whom
also
adopted a
child
from Kentucky
they give support.
Welcome
to the
D Z Bunny Club!
Kappa
Delta
The purpose of Kappa Delta Sorority friendship
among
the college
girls
is
to promote true
of our country by bring-
ing to their hearts and lives those principles of truth, honor and duty without which there can be no true friendship. Kappa Delta was the first sorority founded at Longwood. The Kappa Deltas were also the first to work with crippled
children as a national philanthropy.
Pledge night
'Better
finally
arrives tor
buy now" says the
litiatlon
arrives for the
K.D.
K.D.'s
pledges
during their runnmage
sale.
Mary
Alice
Wholey
Wanda Wright
PhiMu Phi Mu Fraternity, the second oldest woman's fraternity was founded on March 4, 1852 at Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia by Mary Dupont Lines, Mary Myrick Daniel and Martha Hardaway Redding. Each member of the Fraternity upholds a tradition of high ideals: love, honor and truth. Service activities include assistance at the Tuberculosis Center on the local level and contributions to the Hospital Ship SS HOPE on the national level. Annually the Phi Mu's sponsor a Christmas bazaar, rummage sales and other fund-raising functions. The Phi Mu's are proud of their con-
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fi
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s
tinuing heritage.
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Pledging was a happy day for the new Phi Mu's.
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Sigma Kappa Sigma Kappa Sorority was founded at Colby College, Maine in 1874. In 1959, the Delta Nu chapter of Sigma Kappa was established at Longwood. The sorority colors are lavender and maroon, the flower is the violet, and the jewel is the pearl. "One heart. One Way" is the open motto of the sisterhood. The purposes of Sigma Kappa are the development of friendship, achievement in scholarship, instillation of loyalty, maintainment of high moral and ethic standards, and the encouragement of good citizenship.
Even the Sigma Kappa's lib to sneak pets
in
the dorm.
^1 Pledges enjoy a Christmas party.
Look at
all
the loot!!
Pledge night
finally arrived for
Sigma Kappa.
Paulette
Batten
Betty Coverstone
l>. Cheryl Draper
Shprry Foqiesonq
Delores Griffm
Sally
Faye Gustafson
Saliy
Gill
Nancy Hardy
Heilman
Judy Martin
Suzanne Rinaldi
Cherie
Weeks
Jo Ann Melcho
Carolyn Odorr
Page
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Sigma Sigma Sigma The Alpha chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma was founded at colors are royal purple and white, the flower is the purple violet, and the jewel is the pearl. "Faithful Unto Death" is the open motto of the sorority.
Longwood College. The
Tri-Sigma's
National
Memorial Headquarters is in Wildand remains the home of all Sigmas. As a national project, Sigma serves children through hospital building programs and other services. On this campus it instock,
Virginia,
cludes such activities throughout the year as the serrding of Christmas packages to fighting men in Viet Nam.
The new pledges take part Liz,
The left)
Inn
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in
Sigmaland.
of
Diane
Skinner,
Jewell Catron
in
The Twelve Days of Christmas
(left to
right)
Connie, Melissa, Gayle, Clemi, Marsha, and Pokey.
Ellen
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
do "Sigma
(Top row, right to
Slgnna
Happiness
Livick,
Kay Wescott, Ginger Harrison, Cindy Hardison. (Bottom
Signnas
Talk":
Hodnett, Janet Walsh, and Bev Colgate-.
Zeta Tau Alpha Zeta Tau Alpha was founded in 1898 at Longwood ColIt was the first group to be chartered in the state and
lege.
the only ever chartered
by
a
special
act of the Virginia
State Legislature. Zeta Tau Alpha has granted 138 charters
on colleges and University campuses
in
the United States
and Canada. The flower of Zeta is the white violet and the colors are turquoise blue and steel gray. The purpose of Zeta Tau Alpha is to pronnote friendship, activities, scholarship and social and personal development within its members.
Mary Lou Whitehead, Andrea Myers, and Sandra Sink watch open a Christmas gift.
Peggy Allen and
Lcnjise
a
child
Bailey enjoyed playing trucks with the childr
^^ ^^ Judith Clements
IB^I .
Gwen
M
'
Phillips
Alph Delt
Mary
RIchardsc
^ Margaret
Strickle
Joyce Temple
Alpha Delta
Pi
Is
the oldest secret society
the world for
in
women. It was founded on May 15, 85 at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia, and in the 117 years since then has grown to an organization of 70,000 college women.
college
I
I
,
founded at Syracuse University In 1872, Is the women's Greek-let+er group In the United States. has chapters in forty-four states and three Canadian
Alpha
Phi,
third oldest It
provinces, with approximately 50,000 Initiated
Alpha
Jeanette BIckings
Phi
Christine Brlghte
Jo Ann Crabtrs
Carol Eberly
Š Donna Mayton
Lynn Kwiatkowski
Dale Payn.
Mary Ryan
e+ty
Marilyn
Savage
Mo
Audrey Pat+eson
Margaret Stidd
members
Mary
Brinkley
The
last
dress and the last book are packed.
gling through exams, the
moments
After strug-
Longwood student now
has a few
to think about the year that has just passed.
A
myriad of thoughts rush to her mind. This year's work is finished and she breathes a sigh of relief, but in vain, as she thinks of registration and quickly counts the number of times she still has to go through the hectic ordeal. Fondly, she thinks of the seniors, viewing through clouded but excited eyes their last look at Longwood. hlow well she remembers their many activities and the notorious "Senior Day." Then she thinks of her own class and the many things it has accomplished this year. The holidays, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Spring Vacation fly through her mind and she remembers the gourmet food and holiday festivities. Christmas at Longwood is her favorite she decides, and she thinks of how reluctant she was lo leave that oart of Christmas behind. The Presidential election comes to her thoughts and she pictures that long, frantic night she spent glued to the television. She thinks of Longwood's own new President, Dr. Wiilett, and her delight of being able to see his inauguration. She also remembers the major and minor elections with the all-out campaigning.
"The plays were fantastic," she says to herself. With tHampden-Sydney and Longwood combined, they had to be outstanding. The Jarman Series and the Artist Series were interesting and a challenge to her intellect. Longwood's special events are pictured in her mind. The Oktoberfest,
exciting
the
Junior
Longwood Pageant, and May Day
Ring
Dance,
the
Miss
are her most prominent
memories.
"Can
this
be over?" she thinks as her parents few more hours until graduation and
really
A
knock on the door.
some of her
friends
will
Longwood
leave
forever.
Summer
vacation and a new job await her as she picks up her lug-
gage and lifeless
EDITOR'S The
made
We
Bedford, our advisor; Mr. Don Hail, our photogand Dr. Patten Lockwood, our faculty member photographer. Behind every yearbook there are several people who deserve recognition; they are Mr. Burton, the
Virginia
rapher;
bit sadly, looks
little
back to the
COMMENTS
1969 Virginian staff wishes to thank everyone who would like to thank Miss yearbook possible.
this
fondly, but just a
and empty room.
publisher;
Joyce Temple, the Business Manager; and Mr.
Foster Gresham, the proofreader.
Congratulations to of this
my
staff for helping to publish a story
yearâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; 1969. Jill
Randolph,
Editor
INDEX Mary
Beard.
Anne
Becht Acker, Jane B., Adamee, Linda
Adams, Anne
86,
174,
K.,
207
M., 39,
Adams Claudia
39,
J.,
144
124,
Anderson,
Jill
Andrews Bonnie B., 86. 154. Andrews Bonnie G., 162, 163, Angell, Rebecca Sue, 104, 174, Angles Margaret R., 124 Annicchiarico,
M.,
S.
Mary
Black, Blair,
185
175,
208
178
Ashwell. Deborah Lynn, 124 Aston, Beverly Jane, 124, 158, Atkins. Pamela Jean. 86 Atkinson. Kathleen. 124 Atkinson, Linda. 39, 138, 141,
Barbara 5., Janice M.,
Austin
Lois
Austin',
Avery,
86,
182
86,
158,
41,
Bonnie
Donna J.. 88 Camden Brenda C. 127 Campbell. Carolyn. 88 Campbell Donna J.. 88, 204
Campbell Irene Canada, JoAnn,
105
5..
Cane, Cathy, Carry Betty
Marcia
K.,
203
87,
152
152,
Breedon, Connie
Babcock. Evelyn C. 43 Bageant. Robyn Dare. 124 Bagley, Beverly Anne, 124 Bagley, Eleanor Gayle, 104
171
197
Meredith Patricia
Ball
Ann,
Mary
Elizabeth
K., F.,
C.
Broadaway. Suzanne.
105
105,
86,
141,
183.
124,
162,
145,
Brooking,
195
185
163,
168.
174,
177,
178. 182, 185, 208 Bancroft, Barbara, 124. 207 Barber, Jane. 105 Barclay. Kathy. 124. 157, 182 Barfield Connie. 105 Barlow. Cheryl Ann. 105 Barnard Becky, 41. 183. 197 Barnes, Barbara, 105, 203 Barnes. Donna. 191 Barnes. Joan Claire. 124 Barnes. Martha Jane. 105 Barnes. Susan Carol. 124. 183
Barnhill. Barrett,
Deborah, Nancy, 86
124
Barnett, Nella Rose, 124 Barrett Rita. 86, 199 Bartholomew, Becky, 40. 143, 152, 167, 175, 208 Bartholomew, Susan. 124 Barton. Linda. 195 Barwick, Carolyn Ann, 124 Bassford, Kathleen A., 124 Bates, Marilyn, 40, 208 191 138 158, 160, 175, Bates Patricia 40 Batten Paulette. 105. 159, 203 Batty, Deborah, 124 Baxter, Beverly. 126 Bays. Edrie, 105 174, 200, Beale, Anne. 105 204 Beamer, Helen. 105. 203
Beamon, Grace.
126,
208
216
Gwendolyn,
Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown. Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown,
185
Jennifer,
126 126 Phyllis, 126
Nancy,
191
157.
139,
Casey
Chandler.
Faye
Chandler
Mary Anne,
107
E.,
Marilyn Ann.
Chappell Chappell
Dorothy
Mary
V..
87 126
Miriam
127
88
L.,
199
88,
E..
163
C.
Margarette
Cleme'nts
Judith
Clements'
Mary
175
199
44.
Lynn.
127,
107,
208
159
127.
E.,
Clements Nancy, 45 154 Cloonan Patricia Ann. 9. 10. 107. Clowdis Peggy Ann. 107. 207 Cole P'hyllis. 88, 152 Cole Rebecca Jane, 107, 160, 208 Cole!
Virginia
C,
Pamela
Coleman Coleman Coleman Coleman
Ann Gail. 107. Mary King. 107
L..
N. Carol Patricia
45
175,
141,
204
Irene. 108, Susan G., 45
208
Sharon Ann,
45.
Linda
145,
171
127 88 161
127,
195
88,
S.,
178,
Connors Shelia M., 108. 175, 182 Connors Wanda, 108 Conrad Mary Curtis, 108, 167 '
Conway',
179
Alice
M..
191
Conway Martha S.. 191 Coogan Patricia Anne. 127, Cook Beverly C, 89, 207 Cooley,
Cooper
Cary
Ellen,
Barbara E.. Corbin' Linda Marie.
127.
Corcoran Noreen A.. Cordle Sandra Faye. Corker Gwendolyn, 46
161
143
199 127.
45.
209
207
45.
9.
108, 107,
Judith
Collier, Collins,
197
152.
A..
Coleman' Patricia L., Colgate Beverly K., Collie
208
167.
107 107
Coleburn
Compton 174.
195
44
E..
Combo Margaret A.. Compher, Jan Marie,
Bruce, Emilia R., 43, 148. 154 Brugh. Deborah L.. 106 Bryant. Gayle E.. 88. 167. 178. Bryant. Mary V.. 126 Bryson. Deanna M., 106, 178 Buchanan Cleo W., 43 Buckland, Rebecca L., 106, 197 Bullock, Linda A., 106, 208 Burch. Karen S., 208 Burcher, Kay L., 126 Burden, Vicki A., 126 Burke. Karen M.. 43. 199 Burnette. Linda G.. 126, 160, Burrows, Lois A., 126
200
127 44.
9,
F..
Martha
177. 144.
127,
Chapman Chapman
Colom Ines M., 44 Combo, Bonnie Susan,
Judy Ann,
PaHy Jolene,
Phyllis.
Wanda Anne. 127 Candice Anne. 127. 199 Catron Jewell Anne. 88, 162, 163, 204 Chambers, Virginia P.. 44
Carter.
Clegg
197
Sarah P., 87, 158 Sharon K.. 88 Broyhill. Nancy. 88. 152. Brubaker. Jana Lee. 199 Brubeck, Lillian R., 43
Carter
127
Clawson, Ellen
Brenda, 104, 106, 183, 191 Carolyn Ann. 126, 208 Cheryl Ann, 126, 162, 163 Deborah. 106, 143 Janice Elaine. 106. 155, 162
Mary
Ellen Graves, Joyce B., 107 Linda Denyse, 107 Peggy Ann. 107
106,
Claytor Clarice R.. 107 Cleaton. Jacqueline A.. 127
106
Brooks, Barbara A.. 43 Brotherton, Carol, 87, 171, Brown, Bonnie Gail. 106
197
188,
195
127,
204
Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter.
Clay
126
Broadfoot, Sharon. 126 Brockmeyer. Carolyn. 42, 155, 162, Brockwell, Emily V., 106, 200, 216 Bromley, Elizabeth T., 126
124
Lee,
Laurel
195
Brighter, Christine M., 126, 209 Brinkley, Mary E., 126 182, 208 Brinkley. Nancy C, 87, 178 Brinkley, Sarah L.. 126 Bristow, Ann. 161. 208 Brizendine. Mary J.. 87, 175
Bailey, Jean D^ane, 104 Bailey, Lettia Paula, 105 Bailey, Louise F., 124, 160, 207 Bailey. Maureen L, 105 157 Bain Frances A., 38 40, 144 Baker, Donna Marie, 124
Baldwin Baldwin
S.,
155,
G.,
177
204
144,
44, 43,
K.,
Harriet Chyrl.
185,
174,
171,
157,
174,
127,
Charleston. Elizabeth, 88 Cheney, Karen, 197 Chevalier, Martha Ann, 127, 159, 195 Chewning, Linda Rae, 107 Childress Loretta A., 107, 199 Chiles Theresa A., 88, 209 Chowns. Trudy Jean, 127 Christian, Susan E.. 107 Chuchek, Joanne Marie, 107 Claine, Joan, 207 Clark Janet Edwards, 107, 207 Clark Laura F., 45, 155, 162, 163 Clarke Cynthia Gayle, 127, 160, 174 Clarke' Linda Gail. 107. 183 Clarke Nancy Leigh, 107, 200
106
Bradford, Anna D., 126, 207 Bradley, Carol W.. 42. 157 Bradley, Sandra Lee, 106 Bradshaw, Vivian Hope, 106, Brady, Patricia K.. 42
124
Mary
Carrow
Camm
C, 87 Boykin, Jennifer Sue, Boylan, Betty L.. 87. Boyd,
88, 208 Alice, 106,
P.,
Carpenter, Jennie, Carr Barbara E.. Carrill
44
N.. 127
127
Carmody, Mary
Bondurant, Rebecca S., 41, 138, 139, 141, 157 Bonner, Jeannette. 41 Bonwick. Carolyn, 208 Booker. Ruth Ellen. 87, 157, 163, 178 Booth Cynthia M., 41 Borill, Cynthia L.. 203 Borum. Sandra S., 208 Bosserman, Virginia G.. 106 Boswell, Nancy. 41. 174 Boswell. Susan. 87. 183, 204 Bottoms, Cora Diane, 126 Bourne, Sharon L, 87, 152, 167, 171, 174, 175,
Bowman, 183
157,
133
88,
E.,
Callis
195
41,
Martha
Ellen M., 143 Caldwell, Elsie P., 127 Callahan. Sharon D.. 127
161
126,
Brantley, Donna, 42, 159, 188, Braswell, Gladys Ann. 126 Brauer. Mary B.. 42 Braun. Hanna. 126, 175 Bray, Emilie L.. 42
Baker, Baker,
183
191
Cahill
Bowers, Ronnie Anne, 106, 207 Bowers, Linda I., 42, 152, 207 Bowles. Ann P.. 42, 183, 195 Bowling, Lindsey D.. 87. 175 Bowling, Vicki E., 126
161
162,
208
Cafazza
195
148,
178
183
86,
J.,
Ada Amy,
177, 106,
209
126
A.,
Lee.
Nancy C.
183,
175,
144
208
Blount. Linda G.. 87 BIythe. Barbara A., 106. 162 BIythe, Lucy C, 106 Boaz. Betty J., 191 Bobbitt, Linda S., 126 Bocock, Jane Carter, 124 Bogie. Lena I.. 87 Bondurant, Bonnie, 87
Armentrout, Mary A.. 86, 182 Armiger, Virginia L., 124 Armstrong, Linda. 86 Ashlock, Marie A.. 86. 162, 178
Austin,
Sara
160, 105,
40,
C.
Evelyn
Margaret
Blevins.
178,
BB,
C.
Marion
126
Blankenship, Linda G.. 126 Blanton, Martha E., 126 Blanton. Vivian L.. 87, 155. 162
183
124,
C,
Joanne C,
Blake. Blane.
171.
162
T..
Butterworth, Mary Byrd. Nan V.. 127 Bywaters. Cindy.
Butler,
105
Jeanette. 86.
Blackman.
104
Susan,
Linda M.. 43, 171D Burton. Cynthia J., 88 Bussard, LaDonna K., 127.
Burt.
175
160.
126 197
Anne Marie,
Bishop,
Anson, Carole A.. 39, 152, 157, 200, 216 Anthony. Annie Sue. 104, 208 Anthony. Carol A.. 39, 148, 200, 216 Anthony Frances M., 86, 139, 141, 145, 20E Arehart, Jane M., 86, 208 Arehart,
E..
Bickings,
203
158,
124
F..
R..
Brenda
Bevard.
Aiello, Nancy J., 39 Ailor Martha A., 39, 148, 152, Akers. Brenda J., 86 Akers. Sally Irene, 124 Albert, Virginia Bell, 124 Albright. Susan D., 124 Allen, Brenda Marie. 124 Allen, ?renda P., 104 Allen, Carolyn Roper, 104. Allen, Judith P.. 86 Allen, Nancy Rebecca, 124 Allen. Peggy Teresa, 124, 207 Allen, Sandra W.. 39 Allen, Sheila. 39, 124 Ailing, Sally Jean, 124 Almond, Darlene. 124, 163, 185 Alvarst, Miriam, 124 Amick, Linda C, 86, 208 Anderson, Harriet Sue. 104, 191
86,
Belote, Marilyn S.. 40, 197 Belton, Brenda F., 126 Bennett, Charlotte W.. 105, 200, 216 Bentley, Jane M., 86, 175, 182 Berger, Marilyn J,. 105 Berryman. Virginia L.. 126. 161, 209
207
183.
148,
Juli
175
174,
Adamsl Mary Susan, 124 Adams, Susan E., 183 Adkisson, Mary S., 124, 177 Agnew, Sandra Jean, 86 Ahern, Linda A.,
R..
Becker. Leslie Belk, Betty T.,
209
154,
Delia,
Charlene, 126 Juanita S.. 126
Beasley, Beasley.
209 191
199
127
Corriher Donna J.. 108 Costley Toni Gayle. 88. 191 Cothran. Lynne G.. 88 Cottrell. Beverly G.. 46. 178 Council Jacqueline L.. 46, 175.
183
168,
191
nd. Pa Duck, Ba Duckett. Francis K.. Dudley, Brenda R.. Duell. Valarie Jean,
Coursen, Barbara Jean, 108, 208 Cover, Bernadette S., 88 Coverstone, Bettie Jo, 127. 203 Covington, Edith W., 46. 183 Cox. Kornelia, 89, 175 Cox, Martha Katherine, 127 Cox, Wanda Sue, 44 Cozzupoli, Joann M., 182 Crabtree. Jo Ann, 89, 209 Creed, Dianne E,, 46, 183 Creedle Sarah Jane. 127. 128
Creekmore, Anne G.,
89,
Crowder. Pam, 89 Crumley, Jane A.,
Crump, Terry
138,
152
Dutton. Rita, Dyer, Anne,
191
Mae.
175,
W.,
89,
Daniel,
A.,
162,
163,
Earman, Ann
207 200
128,
The
Dexter,
F..
154,
157,
159
D'ckenman, Candace.
Donald, Jane
Penny,
9,
50 90
Gilman, Mary Glass, Brenda
110 50,
199
Sandra Lee, 128 Elwang, Mary A., 21, 90, Emory, Dale L., 204 Ellis,
Lucinda,
175,
177,
183,
195
139,
145,
157
191
174
110, S..
51,
138,
Shirley Ann, 110 Elizabeth, 110 Anna Ruth, 128,
Mary
160,
208
91
144
175
183
159
Fisher Fisher, Fisher,
109 109.
Featherston, Linda, 51, 174 204 Fedziuk, Julia M., 91 Ferbee, Ruth, 200 Ferguson, Bonnie, 91, 20O Ferguson, Brenda D., 52. 162, 163, Ferguson, Diane P., 110 Ferguson, Monika A., 110 Ferguson, Phyllis J., 110 Fielder. Kay Ellen, 110, Fields, Joyce I., 52 Figg, Betty Jane, 128
207
143,
144,
182.
208
167
174,
Fortune. Foster. Foster, Foster, Foster,
178
Kay Marie,
Habei, Cassie Ann, Hackett, Frances E.,
L, 52 Rebecca Mae, L..
Ml,
172
Louise,
1
Frances L., 129 Myra Joyce, 1
1
1
1
129,
160,
129
Martha Lynn, 112, Haldeman, Karen L., 129 Hale, Donna Leigh, 112, 208 Haley, 115,
1
129,
199
162,
203
200
Diane
Rucker,
112,
Hall, Connie Faye, 112 Hall, Elizabeth E., 129, 174 Hall, Joan C, 54, 171, 197 Hall Ka y Frances, 55, Hall. LiiIda 54 1, Hall, M,artha ., 54, Hall, Raichel A.. 92 Hall, Re becca Ann, 112
Am M
1
,
Halle<T. Deborah L., 54 Halle)ran Joann e M., 1
.
Halsteac1, Patric ia A.,
Hamiiltor1, Hamimanin,
1
E
Ellen M., 91 Eliza beth R.
183
199
112,
Halbleib.
129
Vicki
Esther
Clifton,
Gunter, Nancy Leigh, 129, 158, Gustafson, Dudley F., 152, 203 Guthrie, Karen R.,, 54 Gwaltney, Linda M., 162
H
Patricia A., 91, 182, 195 Elizabeth, 52. 148, 162
Anne
Ann
Gulick,
183
Forbes, Nancy Helen, 110, 197 Ford, Betty A., 91 Ford, Helen A., 91, 155, 162, 163, Ford. Linda S.. 91 Forrest. Nancy L., 52, 207 Forrest, Wanda Lee, 129 Forsht.
Grim, Nancy C, 53, 152, 154 Grimes, Jan Leslie, 112, 207 Grizzard, Kathy T., 54, 208 Grogan, Sandra Gray, 129, 191 Grubbs, Reba Hayes, 129, 177, Grubbs, Vickie Jean, 112, 195 Guidice, Judith M., 112 Guild, Susan V., 199 Guinn, Linda Linam, 129
129
Fletcher, Lincla J., 52 Floyd, Linda Gale, 110 Foan, Patricia Kaye, 129 Foglesong, Sherry O., 110,
208
175
Fleshman,
Fleshman
Douglas. Toy L., 89, 183 Dovel, Francis, A.. 90 Dowdy. Elaine Gale. 128 Dowdy, Joyce Gale, 109 Dowdy, Saibra Dianne, 128 Dowling. Donna Louise, 128, 208 Downey. Linda Jane. 109 Doyle, Ruth M., 90 197 Draper. Catherine W.. 109, 208 Draper. Cheryl Lynn. 128. 203 Drewry, Sara A.. 49, 171, 178, 185 Driver, Lynda, 90, 138, 145, 157, 193, Droste, Linda Ann. 128, 200 49,
Kathleen Anne, Linda Lee, 52
111
203
92,
Graham, Sue
Fahed, Judith A., 90 Brenda Sue, 91 Farmer, Sharron T., 110 Farthing, Barbara J., 128, 174 Fauber. Sallie M., 51, 188, 200 Fauber, Laura Susan, 128, 200 Faulconer, Brenda S., 91, 152, 174,
195
Lucille, S.,
Glasscock, Linda, 53 Gleason, Danna Blake, 9, 15 Godsey. Linda L.. 203 Going. Deborah A., 200 Gooderum. Barbara J., 204 Goodman, Sandra Marie, 129 Goodson, Sue Frances, 191 Goodwyn, Kathryn K., 160 Goodwyn, Becky, Ml. 197 Gostel. Melinda, 111 Gourley, Karen E., 129 Gower, Bobbi Morse, Ml, 183
Grady, Patricia S., 129 Ellen, Ml, 207 Graves, Brenda J., 129, 160 Graves, Randy Marie, 112, 208 Gray, Sharon L., 208 Green, Judith Ann, 112 Gregory, Jane F., 53, 199 Gregory, Judith Ann, 129 Griffin, Delores D., 129, 203 Griffin, Sharon A.. 129 Grigg, Lauren Dale, 144 Grigg, Sherry Blaire, 112,, 145, 195
Eure, Lila Jones, 90, 197 Eure. Linda Marie. 110 Eure. Patricia Hale, 110, 197 Evans, Martha G.. 90 Evelyn. Charlotte R., 51 Eyier. Vicki Ann, 110, 191
160
49. 148 109 199
A.,
Ellis,
Linda L., 51, 187, 199 Eubank, Carol M., 51. 183. 208 Eubank. Pamela Orene, 110 Eudailen, Cynthia, 51, 175
Dossett. Sherry Lee, 128 Doty, Judith Ann. 128. 141 Douglas, Patricia G., 89, 197
Drummond, Martha
J.,
Farriss,
89,
Patillo.
140
139,
200
128,
Etheridge, Etheridge,
49,
Donohoe, Judy Ann,
Martha
Estis,
204
89, S.,
Ellen,
Dolan. Donna E., Dole. Kathy, 197
E.,
Ellis,
Estes,
Dickert. Bette Sue, 109 Dickinson, Charlotte, 48 D'dawick, Sandra J.. 48 152 Dietz. Sharon E.. 89, 171 175 182 Diqgs, Betty Jane, 109, 200 Diliard, Mary Louise. 109 Diprisco, Donna H.. 204 Distel, Nedra Lee, 109, 195 Dixon, Lavonia E., 48, 154, 167, 174, Dixon, Linda Sue. 109, 207 Dobbins, Polly A.. 49
Dodson. Sue
128,
90
J.,
195
Lydia Bonnie
S.,
Ellis,
Erdman. Jane
Bonnie Lee, 108 Linda Kay. 109
Dodd, Diana L., Dodge. Mildred
C,
Ruth
Gaddis, Mary Eloise, Ml Gallagher, Delia C, 111 Galloway, Easter E., 129 Gannaway, Sandra P., Ml, 160, 199 Gardner, Anne R., 174 Garner, Brenda Sue, 129, 177 Garnett, Pamela P., Ill, 191 Gentry, Durinda Kay. 129 Gibb. Keziah Ames. 129. 207 Gibbons. Sarah F., 53, 162 Gibbs, Brenda Karen, 129 Gibbs, Sallie Eldred, 96, 191 Gibson, Donna Marie, Ml, 143, 174 Gibson, Marsha Elmore, 91, Ml Gilbert, Lucy E., 141, 208 Giles, Elizabeth M., 91, 204 Giles, Jacqueline M., Ill, 178, 183 Gill, Sally Warren, Ml, 160, 203 Gillinwater, Janice L, 53, 171 Gilliam, Susan M., 92, 152
183
110,
A.,
B.
Linda
Elliott,
Ennis,
208
193
48,
Ann
Judith,
Elliott,
Davis, Donna P., 47 Davis, Janice C, 89, 152 Davis, Lynda Marie, 108, 154, 168 Davis, Nancy Ann, 108, 208 Davis, Nona, 108, 200 Davis. Rebecca Sue, 128. 177 Dav/son, Corrie Jane, 108 Davison. Virginia Dare, 108 183 Dean, Anita M., 47 Deatley, Elaine J., 89 DeBaun. Helen Renee, 128 174 DeBord, Karen Lynn, 128 DeCourcey, Beth J., 128 Deel, Judy L., 48 Dellinger. Sandra G., 89 Dellinger. Sylvia D., 108 Dellinger. Susan E.. 108 D'Emilio. Teri A., 89. 197 Dent, Deborah Carol, 183 Denver, Deborah A., 85 89
Sandra
209
110
Ellingwood,
191
Derby, Joyce F., 48, 191 Derfuss, Karen F.. 108 208 DeRosset, Catherine P. 48
167
109,
Mae.
Shirley
rds,
Ellington,
89,
50,
S.,
Eldridge. Mary R.. 110 Ellenbrand, Deborah A., Ellerton, Carol Jane, 208
Darby, Joanne E.. 161, 200 Barbara Lynn, 197 Daughtrey, Kathryn, 128 Davant, Katherine, 128 Davenport, Carolyn, 108, 191 Davenport, Mary S., 9, 89, 152, Davidson, Stella W., 128 Davis Bonnie C, 104, 108
Dew
91
Mary
91, 209 B., Fulcher, Beverly A., 91, 175 Fulp, Bettyanne, 91, 183 Fulwiler, Virginia L., Ill, 208
Eddleton, Joan, C, 90 Eddy, Jane Nelson, 128, 199 Eddy, Kathy, 50, 199 Edmundson, Jane, 90, 158, 208 Edwards, Gail E., 109 Edwards, Jane, 90, 184, 208 Edwards, Kaydell, 109, 193, 208
Daub,
DeWitt,
Fudo,
109
I..
Rebecca
Eberly. Carol Ann, Eddins. Sandra, 50
128
S.,
;
IS
197
50.
L.,
Linda
Easter, Easter,
209
89.
108.
Ann Marie. Sheila
170,
182 155,
Elder,
Daley,
160 155,
208
47,
"
Dampier, Arlene,
200
129,
91,
Rebecca, 91 Sharon D.,
French,
Furbee,
167, 175, 208 Curie, Jane B., 47 Curling, Sharon A., 47 183 Currier, Syble D., 108 Curry, Suzanne A., 128 Curtis, Marion K., 89, 184. 208
Margaret Dahmer, Nancy L.,
C, E.,
Mariorie L., 91, 168, 185. Mary Jane, 111 Susan Gwynne, Ml ,158.
175
152,
Claudia
Daffron,
Lee, 53 Charlotte, 111,
Frazier,
203
160,
Susan
Franchi, Paulette S., 129 Frank, Catherine L., 58, 197 Franklin, Marcia A., 91, 203
174
154. 109,
Fox, Fox. Fox,
129 129
Sandra
128 47,
Cumbee, Sheryl C. 108 Cummins. Carolyn, 89, 174, Alice
208
128
Crumpler, EMen A., Carolyn M.,
Cunningham,
197
193,
Marie, Kay,
Sally
Fountain, Fowlkes, Nancy Fowlkes, Stuart
203
90,
90,
89
Lee,
Crute.
Cund'ff,
A..
183
Duke. Carolyn V., 128 Duke, Sherry Rose, 90, 175, 208 Duncan, Debra C, 208 Dunn, Ellen Gary, 128, 139, 141 Dunn. Nancy Paige, 128 Dunnavant, Claudia, 128, 171 Dupriest, Susan F., 109, 178, 207 Durham, Ruth Watson, 109, 208 Duross, Stephanie. 49
195
175,
Crews. Mary Elizabeth, 108 Crigger, Marsha Faye. 46, Crocker, Doris Dian, 128 Cross, Susanne C, 47, 208
Deborah
Duff,
Foster, Foster, Foster,
90 90. 90,
2
177,
207
Hammit,
Ann,
Sally
208
184,
Janss, Mary H.. 93, 183, 191 Jefferson, Sharon. 130, 199 Jefferson, Vickie L., 113 Jenkins. Barbara E.. 113, 138, 145 Jenkins. Mary B.. 114 Jenkins, Shirley J., 130 Jerrell, Judy W.. 58 Jester. Cathy S., 58, 174 Jeter. Mary, 58 Jeter. Suzanne M.. 197 Jewell, Bonnie L., 130, 144 Johnson, Betty Lou, 114
Hardie, Glenda Gayle, 130 Hardison. Cynthia J.. 54, 204 Hardy, Nancy. 112, 203 Harmon, Judith King, 55, 197 Harmon, Janet M., 55 Harper, Linda I., 92, 160 Harpold. Janet Gail, 138, 139 Harris, Brenda Cheryl, 55, 154
Marcia
Mary Nancy
K.,
130,
171
92,
175
L,,
Sandra
174
92,
E..
Harrup, Bonnie L., 56 Harrup, Joan C, 93, 175
Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson. Johnston, Johnston,
130
E..
Harrison, Glenda R., 130 Harrison, Margaret L., 112 141 Harrison. Mary P., 130 Harrison, Pamela M., 130, 140 Harrison, Virginia G., 93, 204 151,
142
152,
154,
170,
174,
178
Hartless, Eleanor M., 92, 174, Hartman, Carol Ann, 130, 160 Hartman. Diane Marie, 130 Harvey. Carolyn Rene, 130 Hass. Catherine E., 56, 138, 139, Hatch. Carolyn Kay. 92 HavÂťk. Nancy June, 130, 208 Hayes. Judith Ann, 112, 208
Hazelwood, Sylvia
Ann
Heeley,
148
159
157.
152
52,
P.,
Kent,
183
175,
203
112,
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167
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208 Koons, Mina L.. 60, 155 Kragl. Susan Jane. 94 Krause, Beth Lynn, 131, 161 Krebs, Eva Jordan. 114 Krol. Kathleen. 60 Kronfeld. Mary M., 60 Kube, Lynette Gail, 114 200 Kwiatkowski, Lynn A., 131 209
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Janis.
178
131
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59
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157
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93
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174
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131
95
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204
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Ann Brook. 130, 174 Linda Jonell. 130 Linda Ree. 113 Holton, Honore G.. 93 Hood, Ellen Lynne. 113 Home, Marcia Alice 113 Horner, Vicki Lynn. 130
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199
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204 R.,
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158
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93,
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208
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191
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191
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93
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Margaret A.. Nancy Lee,
Lantz.
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Hampshire. Beverly L., 92, 167, 174 Hanbury, Louise H.. 112, 174, 182 Nance, Helen Parran, 130, 208 Hand, Nancy Jo, 92 Handy, Lynda Carol, 55, 154 Hanks, Joanna, 55 Hannabass, Cheryl L., 55 Hannabass, Natalie, 112 204 Harden. Brenda E., 92, 203
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129
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145,
159
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Mariconl, Lorraine, IS4, 191 Marnix, Mary Jo, 96 Marsh, Virginia C, 116, 140, 145. 168 Martin, Judith Lynne, 116, 203 Martin, Linda M., 64, 138, 183, 207
Masse, Mary L., 116, 174, 185 Massey, Mary C, 65, 167, 174, 178 Mathews, Sharon A., 96 Matthews, Linda Faye, 116 Maxey. Carolyn E., 92, 162, 163 May, Brenda D., 116
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163,
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Mitchell,
149,
152,
167,
175
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Patricia G., 96, Lois E., 161
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195
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193,
208
199
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140,
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174,
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117,
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191
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118,
191
208
195
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68,
191
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199
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139,
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191
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144
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Margaret
L.,
Simons, Elizabeth, 99 Simpers, Frances N.,
132
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Rita M.,
Sellers,
141
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117
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199
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72,
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Sell,
Naylor, Kristen, 96, 141, 208 Naylor, Sandra Lee, 117, 139, 145 Necessary, Patricia, 132 Neet, Amanda Jane, 117, 207 Neri, Angelina I., 66, 207 Nespoli, Amelis Mary, 132 Nester, Lena
C,
98.
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191
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Rollins, Jane Roop, Susan
Parsons, Nancy C, 97, 155, 162, 163 Paschail, Jettie E.. 67, 187 Paschall, Rachael F., 97 Patteson, Patricia A., 132, 143 Patterson, Laura C, 118 Patteson, Audrey E., 97 Patteson, Pamela Sue, 209 Patton, Ann Elizabeth, 132 Pawl, Patti L., 67, 149, 152, 182, 200 Pawlak, Regina A., 68, 161, 171 Payne, Brenda Rose, 68, 135 Payne, Dale Harrison, 118, 174, 209 Peach, Patricia K., 97, 199 Pearce, Anne E., 118 Pearson, Anne S., 118, 199 Peck, Linda, 132, 207
Phaup, Nancy C, 118 Phillips, Ann L, 97, 152,
Jane
Roenke, Rogers, Rogers, Rogers, Rogers,
Peterson, Christine, 132, 161, 208 Peterson, Sandra S., 85, 97, 167, 193, 208 Petrasek, Laretta J. ,.97, 207 Petree, Evelyn C, 97, 208 Pettis, Anna H., 68, 138. 139. 145. 149. 151. Pherson. Margaret J,, 68, 149
Morton, Deborah L., 132, 195 Morton, Nancy H., 207 Moschler, Peggy Ann, 66 Moseley, Bonnie Lou, 132, 157 Moseley, Ann, 152, 203 Moseley, Margaret, 117, 183 Moses, Sharon, 207 Mottley, Jo Ann, 117, 140, 174 Mottley, Melinda, 207 Mundy, Lynn Marie, 197 Murad, Linda Marie, 9, 132, 143 Murphy, Kathleen L., 132 Murray, Brenda Sue, 174 Murray. Rebecca F., 66 Muse, Gwyn A., 152, 154 Mustoe, Lillian, 117 Myers, Andrea, 96, 152 207 Myers, Karia, 96, 204
183
Roberts, Emily E., 71 Roberts, Karen A., 98 Robertson, Emily, 71, 171 Robertson, Hallie V., 119, 207 Robertson, Jacqueline, 71 Robertson, Roberta K., 71, 157, 200 Robinson, Gwendolyn, 98, 188, 199 Robinson, Phyllis M., 71
Perkins, Jennifer L., 118 Perpall, Carol A., 68 Perry, Particia D., 6, 7. 9, 188, 200 Perryman, Berverly, 132, 143, 157
Morris, Carolyn D., 132 Morris, Deborah Jo, 132 Morris, Emorene V., 65, 200 Morris, Judy, 96, 175 Morrison, Deborah H., 66 Morrissey. Christine, 132
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Overton, Ray
Owens, Judith A., Owens, Linda, 97
Michaiek, Susan F., 132, 160 Midgette, Sandra, 197
Sue,
LaDonna M., 199 Rateau, Jo Ann, 118 Reames, Ann M., 70 Reames, Doris, 70 Reddick, Susan Lynne, 118 Reed, Cynthia Marie, 118, 191 Reed, Margaret C, 70, 197 Register, Jane, 98, 174, 175, 183 Remsburg, Alice D., 118, 195 Repole, Marita Jean, 160 Rew, Linda Faye, 118, 195 Reynolds, Margaret F., 98 Reynolds, Martha, 199 Reynolds, Martha J., 98 Rhodes, Elizabeth S., 98, 193, 208 Rhodes, Romona S., 98, 195 Rice, Elizabeth S., 70, 191 Rasnick,
175,
Orange, Jayne E., 67 Organ, Marian, 97
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Rowena
152,
Obenshain, Penelope R., 132 Oberry, Diane P., 199 Odom, Carolyn Martin, 117, 203 Ogburn, Judy Dianne, 117 OhI, Ruth Ann, 132, 183 Old Judith A., 97, 185 Olson, Karey J., 97, 200 O'Neill, Sheilla Anne, 67, 187
Martin, Nancy D., 64, 175, 185 Martin, Sally M., 64 Martin, Susan M., 66 Martin, Terry Louise, 116
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Raper, Melaine Sue, 9
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141,
191
199
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Mary
L.,
69,
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149,
188
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L.,
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171
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203
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200
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207 207
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197 100
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178,
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Ellen,
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191
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135,
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208
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Lee. 120 Tavares. Elizabeth A., 134 Tavel, Christine. 9. 134 Tavel. Claire Marie. 134 204 Tayloe. Elizabeth M., 134 Taylor. Anne Carter. 100, 179 Taylor, Charlotte R., 76 172 Taylor, Judith. 101 200 Taylor, Marilyn S., 77, 172, 188 Taylor. Marjorie, 134 Taylor. Nancy Lee, 121 Teague, Beverly, 77
Wooling. Wooling, Woolson, Woosley.
101,
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121.
145
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Amelia, 100
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208
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135,
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VanValkenburg, Sherry, 135 Vass, Denise C. 101 Vaughan. Janet C, 135 Vaughan. Linda Lee, 121, 177 Vaughan, Margaret, 78 Vaughan. Sandra Paige. 121, 162, 199 Vaughan, Sara D., 10. 101, 138, 191 Vaughn, Patricia Anne. 121 Vick, Sharon Lynn. 121 Vimpeny. Rebecca R., 78
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Laura,
200
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VanBuskirk, Gail C, 101 Van Cantfort, Terry, 135,. 195 Vann. Patricia, 78, 135
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207
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Stoakes, Susan, 100, 203 Stone, Maxine C. 120, 138, 139, 160, Stout. E. Diana. 100. 160, 162, 163 Stout. Jenette M,. 76 Stout, Nancy Carol, 134 183 Strickland, Brenda S.. 134
207
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Whitacre. Barbara. 135 White, Cheryl Jean, 122, 167 White. Jacquelin, lCl2, 162, 163, 203 White. Lynda. 122 White, Sarah E., 122
134
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208
171.
Werz, Mary V.. 122, 171 Wescott, Beverly, 80, 207 Wescott, Katherine, 80, 204 West Mary. 102
183
Tomlin, Sherry, 101 Toney, Katherine. 135. 209 Torrence, Neblett M.. 121, 199 Townsend, Meryl L., 78 Towsey, Gwendolyn. 101, 183, 197 Tracey. Betty F., 78, 167 Trenary, Marsha, 121 Trexler, Judy, 101 Trimble, Laura Ann, 135, 161, 199 Trogdon, Susan L., 135 Trope, Carol Ann. 135 Tuck, Linda Ann, 121, 172 Tuck. Neita M., 101 Tunstall, Paula E., 121, 174
177
163,
Stevens, Ann H., 75, 154 Stevens, Barbara A.. 134 Stevens. Elizabeth H., 120 Stewart. Judy A., 134 Stewart. Rose E., 75, 155, 178, Stickel, Sharon L,. 76 Stidd. Margaret J., 134 209
Strickler.
139,
Weisiger. Ann Vivian. 135 Welchin. Sarah Ann. 102, 159 Weller, Mary L., 102 Wells, Alice Inez. 122, 195 Wells, Betty, 79 Wells. Lois. 122
141
Marye, 134
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Stefanak, Priscilla A., 182 Steger, Brenda J.. 120, 197 Steidtmann. Elizabeth, 75, 197
Sue
195
Brenda G., 134 Tirelis. Martha P., 134 Tisdale. Barbara Sue. 134 Todd, Joanne M., 134, 191 Togger, Cynthia L., 134, 182 Togger, Teresa, 121, 182
141
Stansbury, Janet E., 75, 155,162, Stansbury, Nancy, 200 Starnes. Rachal M., 75, 200
Stinnett,
175,
Tipton,
Spicer. Wanda Leigh, 120, 200 Spillan, Patricia K.. 120 200 Spitzer, Mary J.. 100, 152, 207 Spivey, Carol Ann, 134 Spraker, Barbara L., 120 Sprint, Evelyn A., 100, 175, 207 Stagg. Adriana M., 120 Staley, Deborah. 75 Stallings, Linda P., 134 Stanford, Laura Lee. 134
Statzer. Ethel Steele. Susan
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Tillett,
158,
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Yates. Beverly L.. 103 Yates. Catherine. 135 Yaucett. Susan. 135 Yeatts, Brenda Susan. 135 Yeatts. Emily Joyce. 123 Yeatts, Gayle L.. 103, 174 York. Vickie Lynn, 123, 207 Young, Carol. 199 Young Jennifer. 103, 152, 17 Young, Kay L. Roberts. 123
Young. Sandra K.. Young. Sybil, 82
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