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STUDENT LIFE
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SENIORS
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UNDERCLASSMEN
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FACULTY/ADMINISTRATION
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ORGANIZATIONS
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SORORITIES
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FRATERNITIES
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SPORTS
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lAA
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STUDENT
LIFE
SPECIAL EVENTS
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WITH TIME COMES CHANGE
On .
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opposite page,
Cunninghams. This photograph shows the new Cunningham Hall when it was first
The
first
built.
At
of the
that time
it
was the
senior
residence building
.
.
.
Above we
see
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North Cunningham
with the addition of
in full
way
Main
the right. North
Cunningham. To
Cunningham
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bloom, it
much
looks today
the .
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WITH CHANGE COMES
GROWTH
WITH GROWTH COMES THE FUTURE
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the CcylBfita&Ytand out m beaiity and fine architecture, as they Longwood's past, present, and one day our future. Nonetlieless, Longwood's growth into the future has brought us to 1986-87. Clockwise on this .
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At
left,
^A'itncss
page; Sanita rain,
Kay
Thurman
concentrates on an Oktoberfest activity despite the
Harrell and Janie
Warren
participate in Convocation ceremonies,
the day the tanning index was a minus 10, the night jafter 9:00, Traci
Gardner participates
life
at the Sorority
of
Longwood College
Walk ceremony
,
,
.
LONGWOOD'S FUTURE
CO-EDUCATION
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MALES BECOME AN ONGOING TRADITION 10
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STUDENT
LIFE
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OKTOBERFEST PRELIMINARY FESTIV ^'W^J
SHEL BOLYARD, KLOWNS K.LOWNING AROUND
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below. The
1986-87
What
Color class paint
battle,
a prelly face!!
Greens against Red.
Laura Bentti and Beth Jones pose with Gang Green, who
is
the
Green and
Whites mascot.
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LONGWOOD STUDENTS TRAVEL TO
^i^lJ&K-
In search of a football
game, some
students traveled further than
Hampden
Sydney. Several packed a lunch and headed up to the mountains to witness the gorgeous changing of the leaves, and to see
William and Mary defeat the University of Virginia on their November 1st
Homecoming.
SORRY
UVA!!
UVA HOMECOMING 16
WINTER WONDERLAND
You can remember received sliding
this
— 38 inches — give
down
hills
year by the incredible amount of snow that Farmville what fun we had missing class,
or taice a few feet! But
on anything we could lids,
find,
and even
such
as: cafeteria trays,
closet doors,
garbage can
and the snow
ball fights.
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The snow was
great until
it
came time
ice!
MORE
to dig out
our cars, wallcing through the
Wynne building, and busting our behinds HOPEFULLY IT WILL BE GONE BY SPRING BREAK!!!!
blizzard to those classes at the
on the
SNOW!! 21
SUPER SUNDAE
Although Blackwell Dining Hall will never compare to Mom's cooking you must admit Rick Johnson and his staff have made a tremendous effort to improve. They have given us theme dinners, a real salad and sandwich bar, and great desserts. One of those great desserts was Super Sundae. This sundae was over three feet tall and had everything on oreo cookies.
it
from whip cream to pictures on these two
The
pages show the stages of preparation before everyone dug
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in!!
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SHOOT YOURSELF
.
.
.
When
students were given the
opportunity to shoot themselves this is
what they came up with ... At Dr. Greenwood and friends.
eft,
Ted
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— Joyce — Nugent
Refusing Adulthood
Above, Kelley Noe
Kelly Paz studying?
Left, Jeff
— Singing
in the
Rain
Worthington Work Majors on Tour
Above, Social
Above
left.
Topper
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One day Jim Richards was Talking
to
Ron
Russell
Mr
Sophomore, Leah Pemberton
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Editor and Staff
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Kathy, Where's
Bill?
Kevin Jefferson shoots a
free
throw
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STUDENTS AT WORK AND PLAY
Mrs. Haga's speech class at her house
for dinner
Social
Work Majors
to attend several
travel to
VCU
seminars on social
Sue Vernon and Laura Clark take a break from Oktoberfest. Bottom left Kristin Brenner attends the Longwood Leadership Conference in Va. Beach. Bottom Right, David Crouse trying to be just like Carol Cooper the old REC.
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LONGWOOD AT A GLANCE
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Melanie
a 7 year Grad student.. Tami Kim Kay and Paula at UVA's Homecoming game.
Above Right, Bob Jack Harrell Right, Janie
&
Wang Bang
Sue Vernon
Jim Richards
Convocation 1986
&
The calm
Chip Smith
before the Winter storm
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One
of the 1986 Oktoberfest
Klowns
just
klowning around.
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tlie news are Kim, Drew, and Tami. This Page, top left, Laura Bentti walking like an Egyptian. Middle left, Laura B. and Tammy Tomison. Bottom left. Horsey takes a nap. Bottom Right, who knows!?!
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SENIORS
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JOYCE ADAIR Elementary ED LISA
ALMOND Sociology
DEBORAH ANAS Elementary Ed
BELINDA ANDERSON Elementary Ed
CYNTHIA ARTHUR Mathematica
CATHY ATKINS Business
SHARON AUSTIN BARRETT BAKER Business
Ad
KAREN BALLOU Elementary Ed
WANG BANG History
DAWN BEALE Elementary Ed
SHERYL BISHOP Business
Mngmt
SUZI BIZE Home Econ
GREG BLANK Business
Ad
TY BORDNER Mathematics
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KAREN BOSKA Psychology
SHERI
BROWN
Business/Finance
STEPHANIE BROWN Mathematics
DANIEL BUBNIS Psychology
BRENDA BURGER Earth Science
JOHN CAMPBELL Business Marketing
MARCI CANTOR Business
Mktg
DENNIS CARTER Social
Work
ROBERT CLATER Government
GLORIA CLIFF
JOHN CONWAY Business
Ad
LAURA COOMBS Social
Work
BETH COPELAND Therapeutic Recreation
HOLLY DAUGHERTY English Education
PAMELA DAVIDSON Business Marketing
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KAY DAVIS Business
MANOJ DAYA History
PAMELA DEMING Elementary Education
SUSAN DILLON Business
Management
JIM DIMADICA Business
THOM DIXON Business
Management
CHRIS DOUGLAS Sociology
JETT DRIVER Pre-Medical
LYNN DUDLEY Social
Work
KENNY EDWARDS Physical Education
GINGER EIDSON Elementary Education
LISA
English
ELBON
DAVID ELLIOTT
TRACY ELLIOTT Work LORI EVANS
Social
Business Administration
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CHUCK FAGAN Finance
DOUGLAS FARLEY History
LINDA FIRMENT Elementary Education
PATTY FISHBACK History
JEFF FLEMING Speecii/Drama
LIZ FOSTER Business Administration
KATRINA FREELAND Business Administration
JENNIFER FULTZ
SCOTT GITTMAN
LAURA GOODFELLOW Psychology
LESLIE
GOODFELLOW
English
DAVE GRANT History /Anthropology
FRED GRANT KAREN GUTHRIE Biology
JEFFREY HAGUE Government
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SHELLY HAMLETT Elementary Education
ALLISON HANEY Elementary Education
KAY HARRELL Mathematics
BRENDA HARRIS Elementary Education
MARY HARRISON English
RANDOLPH HART Political
Science
SAMMY HART Physical Education
LAURA LYNN HAWKINS Elementary Education
HERMIONE HAYES Business Administration
LISA
HEDBERG
Music Education
CHERYL HENDERSON Social
Work
LAURIE HEPLER Historic Preservation
MARK HOLLAND Business Administration
PATRICIA HOLLAND Elementary Education
JOE HOLSHOE Biology
40
MICHAEL HORINKO Business Administration
DANNY HUGHES Business
PAT IRVINE Physical Education
BRENDA JACKSON Social
Work
MICHELLE JENKINS Elementary Education
DEBORAH JESSOP Foreign Language
EURSALINE JONES Biology
KELLIE JORDAN Physical Education
ERICK KARN
QUINTON KEARNEY Social
Work
JENNIFER KELLER
RICHARD KOLLOO Business Administration
PHILLIP LASSITER Physical Education
NATALIE LECKNER Finance
MELANIE LEE Social
Work
41
LISA LILLY Psychololy
FARRELL LONG Elementary Education
ARLEEN LUBMAN Art Education
MICHELLE LYKINS Therapeutic Recreation
JUDI
LYNCH English
MARCIE MABE Psychology
DEBBIE MALIN Mathematics
LEROY MARSHALL Business Administration
CHARLEASE McCAULEY Therapeutic Recreation
PATRICIA McGETRICK English Education
CLARK MEADOWS Marketing
BETH MEEHAN Elementary Education
JANET MESSICK Marketing
LESLIE MESSICK Business Administration
SCOTT MILLS Business Administration
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SHOBBHA MODI Business Administration
BRENDA MANGUM Elementary Education
LISA
MOSELEY
Elementary Education
ERWIN MOSS Physics/Mathematics
BRENDA MOZINGO Sociology
CINDY MYERS
MELISSA NEURY Elementary Education
KAREN NEWMAN Business
DEBBIE NICHOLAS Earth Science
PHIL NOVELLI Business Administration
ANDREW OCONNER History/Government
LIONELL OGBURN
CHRISTOPHER OGWIN Business Education
ANGELA OLIVER Biology
DAWN OWNBY English
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STEVEN OZMENT Management
BRAD PACE Business
Management
CAROL PATTERSON English
JUSTIN PATTON Pre-Engineering
PEGI PAYNE English
SUSAN PFEIFFER Business Administration
DONNA PHILLIPS Elementary Education
TIM PINKARD Business Administration
ERIC PITTMAN Accounting
ROSA MARIE POHL Sociology
CHRISTINA POPERNACK Biology CINDY PRESSON
DEBRA PULLEY Elementary Education
JACKIE REARDON Elementary Education
CHRISTOPHER REILLY Physics
44
JIM RICHARDS Business Administration
KEVIN RICKS Therapeutic Recreation
CURTIS ROBB
JOYCE ROEBUCK Business Education
REBECCA ROWE Music Education
KATHY SCHEIE Therapeutic Recreation
JOHN SCHLESINGER Finance
LARRY SCHOOLS Business Administration
BETSY SCOTT Art
DIANE SHANABERGER Business
Management
ANGIE SIZER
MICHAEL SMITH Pre-Law
BOB SMITH Business Administration
ROBERT SOMERVILLE Earth Science
KEVIN SPENCER Elementary Education
45
REEVA SPRADLIN Elementary Education
LINDY STANLEY Social
Work
SHERRI STANLEY Elementary Education
JOHN STEVE Business
CHARITY STEVENS Government
DON STRICKLAND Physics
BETTY STUART Elementary Education
JANE TAYLOR Government
SARAH THAYER Elementary Education
RUBY TOGGER Therapeutic Recreation
ROBIN TOTTY Accounting
LESLIE TREECE
MIS
ROB TURNER Government Education
VERONICA TYLER Sociology
LORI VAN-LANDINGHAM Elementary Education
LISA
VENATOR
Social
Work
SUE VERNON Therapeutic Recreation
DONZELLA WALKER Mathematics
JAMES WANZONY Business Administration
WARREN
JANIE Social
Work
SUZANNE WATTERS Elementary Education
PAUL WEATHERLY History
DEBORAH WEDDINGTON Biology
ROBERT WEIDERHOLD Sociology
PATTY WESTLUND Business
Management
NOVEY WILEY Psychology
SHAWN WILLIAMS Music Education
BOBBIE WILLIAMS Office Administration
KIM W IMBISH Elementary Education
JACKIE WINE Finance
47
JENNIFER WINN Art/Graphic Design
DALE WITT
GREG WOEBKE Psychology
GEORGE WOODALL History
ALPHONSO WOODSON Marketing
TAMMY WOODY Elementary Education
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GOOD LUCK SENIORS!!
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UNDERCLASSMEN
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JENNIFET ABEL
PAMELA ABRAMS SHARA ABRAMS TERESA ACORS MICHAEL ADAMS
ROBIN ADKINSON LAIGI AGOSTINO MIKE ALEKSA SCOTT ALEXANDER ANASTASIZ ALLEN
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THANK YOU FRIEND Thank you my
friend
For memories many. Friendships plenty,
And
hard times too many.
For helping out heartily.
When needed it the most. And hearing my problems I
Be they simple But most of I
thank you
The one
And
call
Be
it
Or
years
Till
I
or worse.
all,
friend,
for being
could turn to
my
friend.
days,
we meet
again.
Best wishes and luck to you
Time and
again.
— Al Waterfield —
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FACULTY
AND ADMINISTRATION
85
i
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OUR PRESIDENT .
.
.
Dr.
Greenwood has
most popular one
is
instituted
many programs and
ideals since she has been at
Longwood
College. But, perhaps her
the fourteen goals for student enrichment.
INTELLECTUAL GOALS CRITICAL THINKING A SENSE OF HISTORY
AN UNDERSTANDING AND APPRECIATION OF THE ARTS AN UNDERSTANDING AND APPRECIATION OF THE SCIENCES CAREER GOALS
CAREER READINESS EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION A SENSE OF DIRECTION SOCIAL GOALS
INTERPERSONAL EFFECTIVENESS RESPONSIBLE CITIZENSHIP
A WORLD CONSCIOUSNESS PERSONAL GROWTH LEISURE SKILLS AND A SENSE OF WELBEING
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT EFFECTIVE FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS A SENSE OF AWAKENING Longwood's statement of 14 student goals promises you a structure to
all
rich
and challenging college
life
and provides purpose and
Student Life Services.
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ART PROGRAM
BUSINESS
AND ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT
ENGLISH AND PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT
ART
—
(1
to r),
BUSINESS
—
Randall Edmanson,
Mark
Baldridge, Barbara Bishop,
Amie
Oliver,
Homer
Springer,
Jr.,
not pictured, Elisabeth Flynn, S.C. McArthur.
Jr., Melinda Fowlkes, C. Kristine Harbour, Lawrence C. Minks, N. Burton Brooks Jr.. James S. Cross, Frances Hamlett, Julian E. O'Neal, Owen F. Fields, Sally Gilfillan, not pictured. Sue Shaw, ENGLISH (1 to r), John Peale, Camilla Tinnell, Susan May, Maria Silvera, Darlene Smith, Geoffrey Orth, Craig Challender, William Woods, David James, (1
to r).
Jay Dee Martin, Marg Terzin, Harsh K. Luther, George Roy, John E. Carr, W.J. Jacques
—
second row, Priscilla Ord, Rosemary Sprague, Frank Brooks, Massie Stinson, Ellery Sedgwick, Otis Douglas,
Jill
Kelly.
GOVERNMENT AND HISTORY DEPARTMENT
GOVERNMENT —
(I
to r).
Cruel Crowl. Hellalious Helms. Pearl Harbour, Amourous Ackerman, Killer Millar, Big Enchilada Hall, Fire Ball Sneller, Cruncher
Couture, Dirty Harry Calihan. Allen
MUSIC
—
(1
to r),
MATH —
Thomas A.
(1
to r), J.C. Gussett, E.T.
Patricia Campbell, Patricia Lust, Patricia Werrell, Robert Blasch.
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Noone, R.S. Wu, R.P. Webber, R.D. May, K.K. Law,
J.E. Arhart, seated, J.A.
Noone, M.L.
Williams, Frieda Myers, Bruce Montgomery, Darrell Harbaum, Not pictured, Egbert Louard, Ralph Mohr, Paul Hesselink,
MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT
MUSIC PROGRAM
SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
SPEECH AND THEATRE PROGRAM
92
SOCIAL
SCIENCE
WORK DEPARTMENT
—
(1
to r), Patrick Barber,
Lynn Ferguson.
SPEECH AND THEATRE
—
(I
Sandra
to r). Dr.
Breil,
Jack Hardy. John Petty,
Wayne
Douglas M. Young, A. Moffatt Evans
Meshejian, Marvin Scott, Carolyn Wells, Leonard Klein.
Jr.,
Don Merkle,
Jan Evans, Nancy Haga, M.J. Coy, Dr. Robert Woodburn, Patton
Lockwood.
SOCIAL
WORK —
(1
to r),
Edna Allen-Bledsoe,
Millie
Muth, Marilyn Simpson-Johnson, George Stonekinis.
93
Post Office Personnel
Campus
94
Police Officers
Clinic Personnel
Those Departments not Pictured
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
MILITARY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
SOCIOLOGY/ANTHROPOLOGY DEPARTMENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT
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96
ORGANIZATIONS
97
.
AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION The Longwood Chapter of the American Marketing Association is open to all students who have an interest in the field of marketing. The club has monthly dinner meetings which include speakers, films, workshops or other events on various aspects of business and marketing.
The Longwood Chapter participates in meetings
is
affiliated with the
Richmond
and events sponsored on
Professional Chapter of the
American Marketing Association and
a regular basis.
m 1986-1987 OFFICERS Kelly Shannon, President Marci Cantor, Vice Pres /Treas Liz Foster, Publicity Chairman .
J.
D.
AMERICAN MARKETING IS THE ORGANIZATION THAT OUTWEIGHS ALL OTHER ORGANIZATIONS WITH
ASSOCIATION
THEIR FULL RANGE OF BENEFITS
AlnxDnd,
Events Chairman
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF
98
1987!!!!!
left to right, Scott Koenigsberg (Sargent-at-Arms), John Steve (V. Chairman), Michael Clements (Chairman), Michael Hart (Secretary), standing, Joseph McGill (Director of Student Services), Jeff Martin, Rex Cooper, Patrice Landers, Michael Porter, Alex Holfman, Robert Woodburn (Advisor), not pictured, Tim Seymour, Michelle Woodbury
seated
99
WLCX
D.J.'s,
Stacey Wiener,
Tammy Dawson
"Kev'in the Mix" Spencer, Kevifl
Hunt,
Israil
Graulau,
Anu Upadhyaya, Ron
Couch. Jeff Sumanski,
Mama
Hunger,
Michael Edwards, Michelle Hummer, Bill
Rooney, Teri Acors, Andrea Swinney,
Barry Green, Gene Kerns,
Ann Lawson,
Shirley Thistle, Cindy Good, Ross
Blommel, Cathy Gaughran, Andrew Smallwood, Jim Long, Sonny Merchant, not pictured,
Andre Freimann, Steve Mike Horinko, Marian
Gott, Fred Grant,
Martin, Dennis Morley, Chris Ozart,
Mike
Phillips,
Karen Raymond, Debbie
Rodda, Tim Sheridan, Jeff Sledjeski, Gianni Venturi
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BOARD MHMBERS.
left to right, Cathy Gaughran (Secretary), Sonny Merchant (General Manager), Marna Bunger (Public Relations), Cindy Jim Long (Chief Engineer), Jeff Symanski (Sports Director), Tom Sheridan (News Director). Dennis Morley (Program Director),
bottom
Good (Music
Director),
not pictured,
Marian Martin, (Finance Director)
WLCX
— Longwood Radio Association
The Longwood Radio Association has been station recently
The
changed
it's
call letters
station plays a variety of
from
in
operation for two years.
WUTA to WLCX
— 90.1
The Student-operated
radio
FM.
music daily ranging from jazz to heavy metal and provides
informational and educational programs for the College and community.
WLCX
membership is open to any student in good academic standing at Longwood. becoming disc jockeys go through several training sessions before auditioning to There are also opportunities to work in programming, engineering, public affairs, news
association
Students interested
go on the air. and sports.
in
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THOSE CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS NOT PARTICIPATING
ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA PHI KAPPA PHI ASSOCIATION OF BLACK STUDENTS COLLEGE DEMOCRATS CLUB COLLEGE REPUBLICANS CLUB STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION STUDENT UNION GEIST
ROTUNDA GYRE CATALINAS
CONCERT BAND
LONGWOOD COMPANY OF DANCERS JAZZ ENSEMBLE LANCER EDITION CAMARATA SINGERS CONCERT CHOIR
CHAMBER WINDS RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATIONS LONGWOOD INTER-RELIGIOUS COUNSEL
BIOLOGY CLUB
102
CAMPUS ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORK CHEMISTRY CLUB FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB PSYCHOLOGY CLUB SOCIOLOGY/ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ALPHA KAPPA DELTA ALPHA PSI OMEGA BETA BETA BETA DELTA PSI KAPPA KAPPA OMICRON PHI
LAMBDA IOTA TAU LYCHNOS SOCIETY PI
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EPSILON
SIGMA ALPHA IOTA ALPHA PHI OMEGA CIRCLE K
LONGWOOD AMBASSADORS ORIENTATION LEADERS/PEER ADVISORS Y.A.C.C.
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104
SORORITIES
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front row,
row, Stuart Hallett
TAU KAPPA EPSILON 130
TAU KAPPA EPSILON colony was founded on February 8,
1986, because of the need for something campus. This colony, who receives official status as a Fraternity on April 25, 1987, contains men from all walks of life. The TEKE colony has been able to establish a very good reputation on campus through conducting numerous activities. These activities include such things as the United-Way gurney push, raising $1,034.00 and placing first in Live 86, which was a community-wide cleanup program. TEKES have also volunteered time in dealing with programs in our community, such as, SCOPE (senior citizens of Prince Edward Co.), and DAY (Domestic Assistance for You). Our most recent achievements have been the receiving of the IFC Leadership Award as well as the IFC Academic Achievement Award. This colony has the want and desire to grow with Longwood. Our will, desire, hope, and courage have and will help TKE to survive and overcome the obstacles to becoming a successful Fraternity and being able to play an influential part in the excellent Greek System here on Longwood's campus. different on our
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row,
Tony
Beverly, second row, Jeff
Longwood junior Jeff Rohm (North Garden), senior Dennis Leftwich (Roanoke) and the Lancer baseball team have been ranked among the leaders in various categories in the NCAA Division II baseball statistics which were released in mid-July by the NCAA News.
Rohm,
the
VaSID
College Division Player of the Year in Virginia, ranks 11th in batting with
.452 average and 14th in
134
RBI
per
game
with 52
in
40 games
for
an average of
1.3
BASEBALL
Longwood baseball coach Buddy Bolding feels he has wrapped up his best recruiting year ever. Boding brought in six players whom he feels will continue the tradition which has produced over 200 victories in eight seasons at Longwood. Below, twenty-one of Longwood's former baseball players journeyed back for the
Alumni Game. The current team took an 11-7 win over Toombs paced the Alumni with a homer and three total
first
Lancer
Doug home run for
the alums, but not without a battle. hits while
Tom
Klatt had a
the Lancers.
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Alums, umpire Rick Speaks, Todd Thompson, D. Leftwich,
J.
Sullivan, D.
Toombs,
S.
Bolton, A. Lawter, T. Walsh, T. Ashby,
second row, R. Jackson, T. Lowery, T. Kendrick, D. Mitchell, D. Kendrick, B.
Morgan,
third row, J. Thacker, S. Bagley. B.
M. Roberts, D. Ulrey, L.C. Coach Buddy Bolding, Keith Swandby and D.
Catron,
Mowbray
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BASKETBALL
Meet
the Players!!
Longwood Coach Cal Luther has been particularly pleased with his team's effort and
improvement.
"Our
players have worked hard to improve
since the season began." said the coach.
"We
have made solid progress, but the most difficult part of
our season
is
ahead of us."
Well, the season which began with great
promise ended
in
put forth one of
but
it
a 13-14 record.
its
Longwood
best efforts of the season
wasn't enough.
This year Longwood
will lose
Kearney,
Pittman and senior guard Kevin Ricks. However, a number of young and talented players will return.
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row, manager Kelly Church. Bobby Dobson, Gary Austin. Art Monroe, Eric Pittman, Robert Pierce, Manager Rob Claler, second row Coach Cal Luther Kevin Jefferson, Quintin Kearney, Doug Poppe, Greg Holloway, Coach Ernest Neal, third row. Dale Shavers, Darryl Rutley, Kevin Ricl<s Anthony Clark not first
pictured,
Tony Good
Longwood basketball coach Cal Luther was one of five people inducted into the Murray State University Athletic Hall of Fame in October. Luther, who compiled a 70-60 mark at Longwood in his first five seasons, was the coach who built foundation upon which Murray State's modern day basketball tradition led the basketball
twenty.
Longwood
rests.
He
is
the
the only coach to have
NCAA
Racers to the Tournament, and three of his teams were ranked in the top is very proud of coach Cal Luther, and wishes him much success in the following
seasons.
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first
Head Coach Shirley Duncan, second Manager Michelle Krolikowski, Barbie Burton, Kita Chambers, Deirdre McDaniels, Angee Middleton,
row. Assistant Coach Loretta Coughlin, Karen Boska, Caren Forbes,
Everett,
row, Managers Lee
Ann Goodson,
India Walton, Angie Hill,
Jill
Sandy Rawdon,
Jennifer Crusade
Longwood College women's basketball coach Shirley Duncan approaches the upcoming season with mixed emotions. The Lady Lancers will be more experienced, but youth still dominates. "We're more experienced than we were last year, but we're young," said coach Duncan, whose team finished 8-17 after back-to-back 16-win campaigns.
Division
I
"We
opponents, but we're looking to improve on
also
have a very tough schedule with
five
last season's record."
While the 1986-87 edition of Lady Lancer basketball
will
have eight returning squad members, just
four of those players have considerable experience. Only seniors Caren Forbes and Karen Boska, and juniors Angie Hill and Barbie Burton have played
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more than one
year.
BASKETBALL
Co-captains on
this year's
team, the 5-7 Forbes and the 6-1 Boska have been starters for three seasons. Forbes averaged 13.6
She is Longwood's all-time leader in assists with 371 and has scored 1,046 points. Boska has been consistent over the years. She averaged 9.9 points and 7.3 rebounds in 1985-86. She has 741 points and 580 rebounds for her career. "Fm looking for outstanding seasons from Forbes and Boska," said Duncan. "They have been an important part of our points
and handed out 126
assists last season.
program since arriving on campus."
"We of what
accomplished a great deal as a team and as individuals," said coach Duncan of her squad's 13-14 season.
we were
After losing
Longwood
Fm
very proud
able to do and the kids are too."
last year's
leading rebounder and scorer Melanie Lee to an academic internship before the season began,
finished third in the
Mason Dixon
regular season race.
1^ shown providing instruction to some of the campers who took part in the college's first Lady Lancer Baslcetball Camp last August. Another camp is planned for L.C. coach Loretta Coughlin
is
the
summer
of 1987.
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FIELD
HOCKEY
More than 30 former Longwood
hockey players journeyed back to Farmville in October to help The highlight of Longwood's anniversary celebration was provided by two members of the 1927 Honorary Hockey Varsity who proudly proclaimed "We were the first." At the conclusion of the varsity game, a contest was played between alumnae and the 1986 Lady Lancers. Mrs. Webb, who lives in Buffalo Junction, Virginia, showed she hadn't forgotten how to play when she demonstrated a vigorous hit with a borrowed hockey stick just before the alumnae game field
the College observe the 60th anniversary of hockey at Longwood.
began. "I
still
remember
the thrill of running
forgotten those days even though
I
down
the field with the ball, said Mrs.
haven't seen a
game played
since then.
I
Webb.
enjoyed
it
"I haven't
very much.
I
just
loved to run."
Both Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Wilson, have sent daughters to Longwood over the years, and both siblings have followed in their mothers' footsteps in the teaching profession. Along with Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Wilson, Marguerite Morton represented the beginning years of Longwood Field Hockey. In all, more than 30 former Hockey players attended the game and reception.
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Howells,
Alice Read, Terri Pugh, Margie Kernen, Patty Boyle, Liz Johnson, Melissa Gwinn, Carla Voorhees, Susette Stone, third row, Julie Jervis, Beth Miller,
Glacken, Liz Annet, Beanie Felch, Laura Goetz, Diane Brown, Shannon Moore, Diane
Filo,
Coach Sue
Kim
Finnie.
Sue Finnie is now in her second year as the Longwood field hockey coach. Last year her team compiled an 11-4 mark, the best hockey record at Longwood since the 1975 team (16-5-4) advanced to the national tournament. Finnie has a career record of 90-76-8 in thirteen years. "I'm pleased with the season as a whole," said LC coach Sue Finnie. "Every game is tough because seven freshman are starting, but we have played with a lot of intensity. We're moving the ball well. We need to improve, however, on pressuring the opposition."
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GOLF
Longwood's men's golf team concluded
Longwood Golf Course. Led by Military (320) and Randolph
Longwood
finished with a
Macon
its
best fall season ever October 15, winning a four-team
Ty Bordner,
match
at
the Lancers shot 305 to beat Radford (309), Virginia
(348).
match record of
5-1,
an overall mark of 44-13 (including tournaments) and a a second place, two fourths and a
team stroke average of 317.6 for 10 rounds. The Lancers had place in four fall tournament appearances.
best-ever sixth
senior
Five
Longwood
golfers shot in the 70's for the first time ever in the final match. Bordner carded a 75 to
Ron Hatch shot 76 to end up third. Lancer freshman Kevin Haskins had the second best stroke average on the team for the fall with an average of 79 for eight rounds. Injuries suffered in an auto accident forced Haskins to withdraw from
finish
second overall, and
school in October, but he expects to return in January.
Bordner edged Haskins for low stroke honors. The senior had an average score of 78.5 for 10 rounds. Richard Hardy had an average score of 81.3 for 10 rounds. Mark Marshall averaged 81.5 for 10 rounds. Hatch, a veteran, averaged 82.5 for eight rounds and first year golfer Tony Good was just a shade behind at 82.6.
Richard Hardy, Ty Bordner, Mark Marshall, Kevin Haskins, Tony Good, Ron Hatch, Coach Steve Nelson.
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GOLF
Dr. Barbara Smith, women's golf coach at Longwood for 20 years, has been chosen to lead NCAA women's golf contingent which will play in Japan, December 10-12. Dr. Smith is the first coach of a nonDivision I team to be selected in the six years that the NCAA has fielded a women's team in the competition.
"Naturally,
honored but also very surprised," said Dr. Smith, coach of Longwood's Program. "There are so many good coaches out there I couldn't imagine why I was
feel quite
I
NCAA Division
II
selected."
However, Dr. Smith was selected by the NCAA Women's Golf Committee and approved by the Council. Congratulations to Dr. Smith for a job well done!!
NCAA
Longwood has earned country over the past
a reputation of having one of the top Division II women's golf programs in the
six years.
Last season the Lady Lancers placed
Tournament, and won three Division
Tournament
in
I
fifth in
tournaments. Longwood was third
1985, after finishing second in 1984.
LC
was
third in the
the National Small College
in the
National Small College
AIAW
Division II event in
1981.
Golfers from
Longwood have
qualified for the
NCAA Championship each of the past three years, and
the last two years Tina Barrett has been the top Division
Marcia Melone are two of seven
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LC
golfers
II finisher in
the event. Barrett and
who have won All-America honors
teammate
in the last six
months.
front row,
Kimberly
Poirer,
Susan Brodwater, Libby Moore. Gretchen Pugh,
Amy
La\in
Tammv
1
ohren second
row.
\shle\
Warren Tina Barren
I
Cblie
Oscavitch, Marcia Melone, Leigh Russell
Longwood October 26
finished with a respectable showing in the 11th in
Chapel
the process, the
Hill,
NC,
Lady Lancers
shooting a 322
Lady Tar Heel
— 322 — 318 — 962
finished the fall season with their lowest
Invitational
Tournament,
for 13th place out of 16 teams. In
team stroke average
in history
—
a 318.8
Longwood Junior Tina Barrett, a two-time Ail-American and the defending National Small College Tournament champ, has been nominated for the Broderick Award in women's golf for 1985-86.
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front,
1
Artese,
to
r.
Head Coach Ruth Budd,
Dawn Campbell
Lisa Leali (Student Assistant),
Debbe Malin, Kim Booth, Mary Schaefer, Lynda Chenoweth, Kelley Paz, Kiersten Tammy Zeller, Amy Spiers, Teresa Robey, Kerri Kruby
(Student Coach), back row, Robin White, Leslie Jaffee, Monique Voehringer,
Coach Ruth Budd has learned a lot about gymnastics and people during her nine years as head coach of Longwood gymnastics team. "When I first arrived in 1977, things were certainly different from today," she reminisces. "The team practiced in French Gym, where there wasn't enough space to set up all our equipment at one time. The level of gymnastics was very low, and my first year we had only two girls the
on scholarship. Things began to change when Budd recruited Maryland gymnast Kathy Idelson, who went on to become Longwood's first AU-American athlete in any sport. "Thanks to Kathy, people began to hear about Longwood gymnastics, and we received inquiries from many top-level gymnasts. After taking competitors to National Championships for four years in a row and having them place well, our reputation began to improve."
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GYMNASTICS
Today
the Lancers are competitive in both the state and region, and coach
Budd
has produced several state regional champions, as well as National competitors. In recognition of her coaching ability she has twice received the
Longwood Female Coach
Change and consistency could both be key words gymnastics team. The Lancers competed
for the
for the first
award
for
of the Year.
86-87 Longwood
time under the United
States Gymnastics Federation sponsorship, rather than under the
NCAA. Good
Luck Lady Lancers!! at right,
freshman Monique Voehringer practices her major release element on bars.
HOMETOWN
NAIVIE
CLASS
EVENT
Kiersten Artese
Fr.
All-Around
Virginia Beach
Kim Booth
So.
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Sterling
Lynda Chenoweth Kerri Hruby
So.
All-Around
Conyers,
Sr.
All-Around
Ellicott City,
Leslie Jaffee
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Springfield
Debbe Malin
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All-Around
SC Tampa, FL
Kelley Paz
So.
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Teresa Robey
Jr.
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Mary Schaefer
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Amy
Fr.
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GA
MD
Columbia,
Monique Voehringer Robin White
Fr.
All-Around
Fr,
All-Around
Ashburn Woodbridge Burke West Chester, PA Virginia Beach
Tammy
Jr.
All-Around
Mifflinburg
Spiers
Zeller
Beam
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SOCCER
Longwood soccer coach Rich Posipanko has been voted Virginia Intercollegiate Soccer Association "Coach of the Year" for the second time in his career. The honor was voted by the VISA coaches. Posipanko, who led Longwood to its third state title in five years this fall, has an outstanding 88-41-18 record in eight years with the Lancers. He guided LC to a 13-5-2 mark and a 14th place national ranking
in Division II.
Also, picked as
VISA's top coach
in
1982, Posipanko led
Longwood
to state titles in
1982 and 1984.
Longwood's Jeff Robinson and Mark Kremen combined on the decisive goal as the Lancer soccer team stunned highly regarded Christopher-Newport 2-1 in overtime November 19 to capture its third Virginia Intercollegiate Soccer Association Championship in the past five years. With less than two minutes left in the second overtime and the game tied 1-1, Robinson raced toward the Captains' goal and fired a cross pass just before he went out of bounds. The kick went straight to Kremen on the opposite side of the goal. The junior knocked in the pass for a 2-1 Lancer lead and as it turned out, the victory. at first," Kremen explained later. "I thought he (Robinson) was going to shoot, Roz hit a rocket and I just stepped in and hit it." Ironically, it was Kremen who scored the tying goal in the second overtime of the 1984 VISA Championship game which produced a 3-3 tie with Mary Washington. The Lancers were co-State Champs that season after winning the title outright in 1982. The victory was a high water mark for the Lancers, who missed out on a bid to the NCAA Division II
"I
was back watching
but he had no angle.
Playoffs because of several late season losses. Christopher-Newport, which ended up 18-5 and ranked III, had beaten the Lancers 3-1, November 1. team with tremendous quickness, the Captains numbered two-time Division III champ UNCGreensboro among their victims this season. Coach Rich Posipanko felt this year's title game was the most exciting of Longwood's VISA title matches. "This one came against an outstanding team, a team with a lot of quick athletes", said the coach. "The game went end to end. We played hard all the way after they scored. We outplayed them the rest of the game."
10th in the Division
A
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THE
1986-87
LONGWOOD SOCCER TEAM
Four members of Longwood's State Champion soccer team have been named to the Division II AllSouth Atlantic Region soccer team, voted by the region coaches. Freshmen John Barone and Mike Edge, Junior Jeff Robinson and senior Erick Karn were the Lancers
named All-Region. The foursome played
a big role in Longwood's 13-5-2 season and 2-1 triumph over Christopher-
Newport in the Virginia Intercollegiate Soccer Association title game November 19. Robinson and Karn are backs while Barone is a forward and Edge a midfielder. Barone, Edge and Robinson had previously been named to the first team of the Virginia Intercollegiate Soccer Association All-State selections.
Karn made the second team along with goalkeeper Dave Goerkle, and midfielder Mahfoud Kyoud. Longwood landed seven spots on the AU-VISA Eastern Division teams announced earlier.
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TENNIS
Longwood's women's tennis coach Bill Moore is excited about this years squad. The Lady Lancer's performance in their three outings brings hope of future success. This year's squad is experienced with seven returnees and has an infusion of new talent that will help guarantee success. Senior Ann Pitzer will lead the team, playing in the number one spot. Coach Moore thinks that sophomores Susan Miller, Lisa Storm, Elizabeth Cho and Traci Moore will be the most improved because they are older and won't make "freshman first
mistakes."
The other veterans on the squad are junior Diane Rogers and sophomore Mary Lynn Lawman. Newcomers include freshmen Laura Crigger, Lauri Labyak, Cassie Merritt, Sarah Thomson and junior Marieska Weigel. Coach Moore will look towards Crigger and Labyak for help in doubles and hopes to use the fall season to gain experience for all the players to use in the spring season.
of players and
we have many
returnees
Longwood's coach
is
optimistic saying "we'll be better after losing only a couple
who have improved. We're
looking for a good season."
Longwood ended fall play with a 6-3 victory over RMC October 9. Coach Moore's squad had a 2-4 mark in the fall. "We feel we will have a competitive team in the spring," said Coach Moore. "We have a number of young players who gained some valuable experience through the fall season." Good luck to the Spring Squad!!!!
front row, Lisa Storm.
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Ann
Pitzer,
Laura Crigger, Lauri Labyalc, second row, Marieslca Weigel, Traci Moore, Cassie Merritt, third row. Coach Bill Moore, Susan Miller, Mary Lynn Lawman, Sara Thompson
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first
row, Debbie Turco (mgr.), Annette Easterling, Sarita
Elliott,
Tracie Amos, Kris Meyer. Teresa Carr,
Coach Linda
Mary Beth
Thurman, Joanna Marquez, Linda Swe, Staci Dillon, Lannette Ezell, second row. Coach Linda Friga, Stephanie Coukos, Karen Moye (student asst.), not pictured, Mick Hill (student asst.)
1986 squad features youth and inexperience. Although young, the squad displays captain Mary Beth Friga and Joanna Marquez offer the only experience from last year's squad. Elliott's team has shown steady improvement and mid-way through the 1986 campaign has already doubled their 1985 win total. The team's finesse and talent have given Elliott the opportunity to implement a fairly sophisticated offense. Pre-season expectations were high for the Lady Lancers and Elliott's
a positive attitude.
Team
thus far they have lived up to them.
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VOLLEYBALL
Longwood on
Longwood
the defensive.
puts one over on the opposing team!!
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WRESTLING HOMETOWN
NAME
WEIGHT
CLASS
Tim
Fitzgerald
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Sr.
Elon College,
Ben
Bartlett
126
Fr.
Annandale
Church
William Gaines
126
Fr.
Falls
John Stukes
134
Jr.
Chesapeake
Tim Ruggles
142
Fr.
Charlottesville
Tommy
142
Jr.
150
Jr.
Langorne,
David Parrish
150
Fr.
Sr.
Pete
Gilbert
Whitman
NC
Richmond
PA
Howard
158
Matt Maurer
167
Fr.
Newport News Roanoke Woodbridge
John Boatwright
167
So.
Chantily
Chris Burton
167
Fr.
Manassas
Shawn Washington
167
So.
Alexandria
David Taylor
177
Jr.
Marietta,
John Kelly
190
Fr.
Annandale
Matt Sisk
190
Fr.
Fredericksburg
Jesus Strauss
HWT
Jr.
Caracas, Venezuela
Billy
The Longwood wrestling program has been on Coach Nelson, now in his seventh season at
1980.
GA
the upswing since coach Steve Nelson took control in
the helm, has compiled a record of 49-61-1. Currently
the Lancers stand 8-3 with two matches remaining, already assured of their best season ever. Longwood has faced some tough Division I schools this season. The Lancers got off to somewhat of a
slow
start,
but have been on
fire
Stukes,
"We
Whitman and Howard won have a
solid
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Tournament held
in
state titles in their respective weight classes.
program and the team has
record," states Nelson.
Longwood got an impressive first place Newport News Feb. 6-7, as Fitzgerald,
the second half of the season.
finish in the initial Virginia Collegiate
"Our guys have
really
really
worked hard
come on
as evidenced
by our dual meet
strong during the latter part of the season.
first
Billy
Whitman. Matt Meurer, Tommy Gilbert, John Stukes, Tim Fitzgerald, second row, John Boatwright, David Taylor, Howard, Jesus Strauss, John Kelly, Chris Burton, Steve Nelson (Head Coach), not pictured, Tim Ruggles, David Parrish, and managers Brenda Carson, Rhonda Nichols.
row, Ben Bartlelt, Willie Gaines, Pete
Melissa Neary, Karen Nelson,
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Longwood/ARA Oktoberfest Tournament Championship Game, Dave Rackley and William and Mary, Kevin Simmons and Dave Rackley take a break, Grant Kowalchick and fan, Will Randals and Dave
Clockwise;
Larson at the State Championship
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2,
1986; season record
9-2!!!!
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LANCER LINE DRILL TEAM
The
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Drill
Team
participates in the Oktoberfest Parade, Practicing for a performance
Annah Duff, Gina Marks, Captains Wanda Carter and Bonita Turner, Frances Cataldo, Suzy Monette, Sandi Dovel, second row, Tonya Greene, Robin Martin, Emily Williams, Patricia Keene. Betwy Vaughn, Pamela Abrams, third row. Rose Stewart, Jennifer Childrey, Audra Smith, Susan Woodcock, George-Anna Morris, Tammy Taylor, not pictured, Renee Saunders and Quintina Wheeler first
row, Angelique Booker,
Tracy
Tolliver,
The Longwood College Drill Team is a group of students organized to provide entertainment at half-time of men and women's basketball games held in Lancer Hall. The drill team also performs at various social events to promote school spirit. To qualify for membership one must participate in tryouts in the beginning of the fall or spring semester.
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CHEERLEADERS
1986-87
LONG WOOD COLLEGE CHEERLEADERS
Jennifer Crawford,
Daphney Valentino, Groome.
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Dana Peaks,
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first
row from
left to right,
Jennifer Doherty,
Mary
Lashley,
co-captain Linda Stanley, second row, Carolyn Espigh, Michelle Bartlett, Becky Crafton,
third row, Shirley Carter,
Kim
Cecil,
Captain Janet Robertson, Darren McCauley,
Amy
Harrell,
Karen
RIDING
The Lancer
under the capable direction of veteran coach Mary Whitlock. Leading the junior Mike Carey, the 1985-87 Most Valuable Rider. Coach Whitlock can Lawson and Jennifer Winn. Karen Clarke, another veteran, will miss early season
riders are
returnees from last year also count on vets
Ann
is
action because of illness.
Newcomers
include: senior Elizabeth Shivik, Junior
Kris Small, Robin Walker,
Later
Wendy Weaver, Laurey
in the season,
earned ribbons
in
McGowan and freshmen Kirstie Rothague Wilkens, and Kimberlee DeShazo. Robin
Kimberlee DeShazo led the way as an intercollegiate horse show December
five 5, at
members
of the
Longwood
riding
team
the University of Virginia.
DeShazo placed first in novice on the flat and novice over fences She won reserve high point rider honors out of 122 riders.
to tie for high point rider of the
show.
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Placing for the Lancers were Karen Clark 6th open flat, Robin McGowan, 2nd advanced walk-trot, Walker, 5th advanced walk-trot-canter, and Laurey Wilkens, 2nd beginner walk-trot-canter Longwood placed fifth out of 10 teams.
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lAA CHAMPS
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1986-87 Intramural Staff
and Officers
Badminton Doubles A. Arthur and A.
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Dunaway
Weekend
Basketball Shootout
Mike Horinko
5
Man
Basketball
Team
"Show Time"
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3
Man
Basketball
Dream
Girls
Womens Dream
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Basketball
Girls
Mens Basketball "Show Time"
Mens
Basketball
"B" League Fast-Break
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3
Man
Basketball
2nd place
in
Schick
Tournament at Capital Center in Washington Fonzie Woodson, James Taylor, Charles Gregory
SCHICK SUPER HOOD
POWER
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Weekend-Coed- Bowling
SPARE ME
Weekend-Coed-Pairs Bowling Pam Abrams and James Garrett
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Mens Bowling Head Hunters
Womens Dream
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Bowling
Girls
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Frisbee Golf
John Pastino
SKEI
Mens
Flag Football
"A" League "Show Time"
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Womens
Flag Football
"A" League 10th Floor Fitness
Womens
Flat Football
"B" League
SPAZMATICS
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Indoor Soccer
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Innertube Water Polo It's
A
Good Thing
Weekend
ALPHA
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Softball
SIGS
Mens
Softball
STIDNAB
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Spring Weekend
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Ping Pong Fonzie Woodson
Womens
Ping Pong Kimbra Patterson
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Mens
Pool
Lyndell Shelton
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Womens
Softball
"A" League
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Womens
Superstar
Participants for
1987
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Tennis Doubles
Beth Peat and
Laura Baines
Tennis Doubles
Arjun
Risiti
not pictured
Mahford Kyoud
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Fraternity
Tug-of-War Delta's
Coed
Volleyball
Bump and Grind
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Mens Volleyball "A" League
STIDNAB
Mens Volleyball "B" League
BLASTERS
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Womens
Volleyball
TOP TAUS
Pre-Game Festivities
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Championship
Game
in progress
The Spazmatics are ahead in points
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INSIDE
LONGWOOD
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John, Tracy, and Paul?
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Clockwise;
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TKEs
dress for dinner,
SK advisor
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Rose Hurley with Patty Westlund, Jennifer
a
Keller and Eursaline Jones pig out.
Above
left
and
right. Deltas play ball
during a study break,
below, picnic on Wheeler Mall.
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SK new
initiates, Janelle
Lawyer, Ann Lawson, Lauri Labyak, Cheri Stuckey, Kim Howells
North Cunningham Beach Party
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Katie takes a break
Above
left;
Jack and Mike, Above
right:
Marge and Laura
dress for a party, Below; Paul,
Bill,
Cathy, Tracy, John,
Amy!
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Margaret
visits
Santa Claus
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Tracy and Sue have a party.
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Longwood gathers
for dinner.
No more
parties at the porch!!
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Roommates
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forever, or at least 4 years!!
Below
left. Is
that
right,
Moving
in!!
Tony Beverly? Below
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for this picture.
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these girls
know each other??,
top right. Fried Chicken and
Baked Beans, Below, Dana Roagers, Laura
J.
Coombs, Lisa Williams, and Becky Davis
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At
At
right, a
more
distant view.
As you can
see the
smoke
rose to the
10th floor. Even students on this floor were throwing their clothes out
because they were black with soot that would not wash out.
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left,
an outside close up of the room where the
fire started.
FRAZIER FIRE
At approximately 7:00 a.m. on the morning of April 28, 1987 two males ran through the halls of fire. These, and other brave people, saved many lives because the fire alarms would not go off. Even though the building was filling with black smoke. It seems that because of faulty electrical wiring a speaker caught on fire. When the owner tried to throw the speaker out the window, the tie dye that was hanging from the ceiling immediately ignited. The room was gutted and the floor up above melted. The fire was contained to one end of the hall, however, the smoke damage was extensive. There were a few minor injuries but basicall y Frazier residents were able to exit the building unscathed. The residents will always remember what happened as well as what could have happened. Frazier banging on doors and yelling
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SPECIAL EVENTS
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Above, Dr. Greenwood with guest speaker Mary Sue Terry. Below, Seniors got capped.
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CONVOCATION
Above
left,
Senior Class President
Below, Pat, Harris, and
is
capped, above right. Seniors
Pam and show
line up.
off their tassels.
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STUDENT INTEREST FAIR This year was the
first
student interest fair and
it
was
a success.
It
gave each student organization and
club a chance to display their material and gain student interest and participation. At
left,
students enjoy the
many
different flavors of ice
cream provided. Below, Alpha
Gamma
Delta shows off their sisterhood.
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Clockwise from
It.
top corner of this page, yearbook staff
participates, students relax at the picnic,
view displays, golfers enjoy picnic
too,
more
ice
cream, students
and the soccer team pigs out on Blackwell chicken.
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209
OKTOBERFEST
IK
This year the midway was held inside because of the rainy weather. But that didn't stop the
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success of Oktoberfest, put on by the organization, Geist.
enough
to
It
stopped raining long
have the parade and
to
enjoy the
On this page are shots of midway parade. On the opposite page, are more
tournaments.
and the
shots of the parade and our lovable clowns that
lend so
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spirit to
OKTOBERFEST.
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The year seems
to
long project of renovating the Stevens Science Building
be on schedule.
When
the construction
is
finished the building
brand new with new equipment, and tables. Also, the Science Department will once again be reunited from the various spots on
will look
campus from which they have been
Above, the Science Department faculty shows off a new lab table. At right, Dr. Barber looks on at the progress with a dim look wondering if they will ever finish.
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stuck.
RENOVATION OF STEVENS
Above, construction
in progress.
Below, The familiar
site,
even though the outside
is
finished, the workers trucks
and cars
still fill
the parking
lot.
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GREEK WEEK
Greeks enjoy a Greek feast
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in
Blackwell Dining
Ha
Greek week
is
a celebration of the everlasting bonds of
A time when rivalries are put Longwood is celebrated. Some of include; a Greek dinner, Greek night at
brotherhood and sisterhood. aside and the true spirit of
the weeks activities the Cafe, a
Greek mixer, and the Greek Olympics.
Below, Individual Greeks show their
spirit.
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MISS
On
216
this page, shots of the
LONGWOOD PAGEANT
1987 Miss Longwood, Caria Lockhart.
Above, a view of the contestants. Below, contestants help Carla with her crown.
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CHI .
.
.
CHI
is
members
an honorary organization whose essential purpose
of the college community.
It is
the
aim of
CHI
is
to
promote and maintain a spirit of cooperation among Longwood and loyalty to its academic
to foster respect for
program and extracurricular activities. CHI's members are of the student body. They are present and working in many activities and interests at the College. Much of CHI's work goes unseen by the majority, being recognized by only a few. Often CHI's work is visible: signs on the sidewalks, walks at night, and letters to the student body encouraging support of College functions and academic excellence.
The banner
of
CHI
is
white with the Gothic letters
occasions as an indicator of
The
consistently good
CHI
CHI
in
blue below the abstract of the Rotunda.
It
appears on special
in
the spring of each
support.
work of students, organizations,
faculty,
and
staff receives
commendations
year.
CHI is you the students of Longwood. CHI represents enthusiasm, pride, honor, loyalty, and Through you CHI works to promote spirit by binding together all the different elements that comprise Longwood. The spirit of CHI, challenges you to reach your fullest potential. CHI and Longwood spirit would not exist without campus spirit because CHI is you. YOU are the spark, YOU are the flame to whom CHI burns. But always remember,
character.
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GRADUATION
Clockwise, are various pictures of the 1987
GRADUATES. LUCK!
&*'i*-?r
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The
last
picture
is
LONGWOOD
of the speaker Mylle Bell.
GOOD
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MY PAGE ...
I
fast,
would like to take a few moments to reflect over this past year. It has gone by so and now its time to find a job and use all of those skills we acquired at Longwood.
Graduation
is
a scary and exciting time for us seniors.
Some
of us will get married,
and some are continuing their education. But most of the seniors do not have the slightest idea what the future holds. We finally shed those
some already have careers
lined up,
security blankets that Longwood has lent us for the past four years. We will leave behind friends that have shared the four most intense years of our lives. Some of those friends we will never see again. But nonetheless, we leave Longwood wearing only our new skills and open to rejection.
Just
remember
seniors,
you can even turn rejection
into a positive experience.
Use your
become useless after graduation. Only you can set standards and only you can create the barriers in your mind. If you strive for excellence you will reach it. Live with the knowledge that everything you do will come back to you and your life will be more pleasant. fourteen goals, they don't for
your
self,
more important is happiness. May God bless each and may you always remember the bond of the blue and white spirit.
I
wish you
Your
Editor,
Janie L.
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much
Warren
success, but
of you
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thanks Thanks Thanks
to to to
Beth Camillo for collecting all the data and pictures for the sports section. Susan Dillon for doing an excellent job as treasurer. the second floor of North Cunningham for all your support and help (you know who you
guys are)
A
special thanks to
my roommate, Kay
Harrell, for her endless words of encouragement and
helping hands.
Thanks
to
my own
family members. Sonny, Patsy,
Ken and Jimmy,
for pitching in
and helping with
the tedious clerical duties.
And
to
would not
To you
Mike Smith, Herff Jones
representative, a special
the students and faculty of Longwood, this yearbook
fill
word of thanks, without him
this
book
exist.
is
what you make
it.
I
put
it
together but
the pages.
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