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Joanie on the

Pony

Grainger Hall

Upper

The Rotunda Above:

A

right:

Stephens Hall

view of campus from Wheeler

Above: Lancaster Library

The Colonades

Top: right:

A

birdseye view of

Longwood. Center:

The Lankford Deck under

Wynne

left:

Beford;

construction. Left:

The

building.

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Pamela Abrams Business

Adm

Barbara Bass Business Adm,.

Mang

Penny Argabright Social

Work

Dawn

Beale

Elementary Education

Donna Armento Fitness

Sharon Austin Social

Work

Sharon Babb History

Natalie Bell

Melanie Bert

Joanna Bingler

Elementary Education

Elementary Education

Business

She] Bolyard

Anne Bowman

Elizabeth Biakeley

Kristie Blankenship

Helen Blumfield

Special Education

Elementary Education

Elementarv' Education

Social

Work

Joni Bradley

Kathryn Brown

Kimberly Brown

Courtney Brumback

Special Education

Elementary Education

Elementary Education

English/German

Biology

David K. Buchanan Business

Adm

Vicky Carawan

Dawn

Campbell

Mary

Jane Carney

Betsy Chalfant

Work

Anthropology

Therapeutic Rec

Psychology

Erwin Clune

Kelley Coggsdale

Sandra Conner

Psychology

Art

Mathematics

Deborah Davis

Joan Dolinger

Rence Dolfini

Art

Music Education

Business

Adm

Kevin Duck Political Science

/Pre

Law

William T, Faison Business

Adm

Social

Karen Furneyhough Elementary Education

Cecilia

Cummins

Dale

M.

Clark

Business

S.

Cary Davis

Elementary Education

English

Brian Dorsey

Chris Douglas

Business

Adm

Marilyn Flowers

Sociology

Jane Elyce Fugua Special Ed./Elem. Ed.

Sue Gallimore

Suzanne Gardner

April Gibson

Lori Given

Cindy Good

English

Elementary Ed.

Elementary Ed.

Mathematics

Sociology

Michael Grey Finance

Stuart Hallett

Business/Marketing

Lee

Ann

Grimsley

Accounting

Kimberley

Harman

Kathleen Grooms

Home

Katherine

Grooms

Karen Guthrie

Economics

V. Lynn Harmon

Special Ed./

Kathryn Hedden

Jenny Heilman

Accounting

Special Ed.

Learning Disabilities

Kimberly Heishman Business Administration

Barbara

Herman

Elemen. Ed.

Lori Herron

Angela Hill

Elementary Ed.

Mathematics/

Computer Science

Don Ho History/Pre

Law

Hildred Hott

Marketing

Tamara Jones Business

Admin.

Jojo Katz Social

Work

Jennifer Keller

Business

Admin.

Theresa Kinzle Business

Admin.

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Grant Kowalchick

Susan Lancaster

Earth Science

Elem. Ed.

Missie Little

Foreign Languages

Tammy Mabe English

Eric

Lang

Lisaz Lemaster

Derek

Lilly

Music Ed.

Psychology

Biology

Lisa Loudermilk

Brenda Lynch

Robin McGinley

Dolores McGinnis

Music Ed.

Business Administ.

Special Ed.

Elem. Ed.

Marian Martin

Marcia Melone

Gina Marks Business

Management

Elementary Ed.

Sonny Merchant Physical Ed.

Libby Moore

Sharon Moyhan

Ronda Nichols

Biology

Elem. Ed.

Theraputic Recreation

Wendelyn Palmore Music

Elizabeth Peat Physical Ed.

Amy

Parrish

Business Ed.

John Pastino Business

Management

Cynthia Peery

Page Pence

Accounting

Business Administration/

Kimberly O'Connor

Robin Olmstead

Home

Denise Patterson Social

Work

Suzanne Poole Business

Admin.

Ec.

Sheila Payne

Elem. Ed.

Anna Prow English

Marketing

Gretchen Pugh

Graphic Design

Cynthia Puryear

Kimberly Roberts Education

Margaret Robey Social

Work

Marilyn Royal Biology

^isa

History and Business

Tim Seymour

Timothy D. Sheridan

Business Admins./Finance

Finance

Keran Selden

Robert Sawyer

Samuels

Psychology

Business

Admin./

Accounting

Admin.

J&

Somer Sloan

Marguerite Silvera Business

Steph anie

Adm.

1

tiurman

Bus.

Swann

Keren Sparks

Gail Starling

Admin./Marketing

Marketing

Modern Languages

Mathematics

Tilghman

Shirley Tinker

Tracy Tolliver

Melissa A. Traina

Biology/Psychology

Political Science

Ellen

Special Ed.

Jennifer L.

Business

Admin.

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h Lori

Urban

Marketing

Colleen

Vaughan

Business

Admin./

Frances Verniel Social

Work

m.- .4M Sandra

Wade

Art

Gwen Walker English

Finance

3

Timothy Walker Business

Management

Staci

Yeaman

Mathematics

Marieska Weigel Social

Work

Laurie Ziegler Social

Work

Jill

White

Elementary Ed.

Moses Mi Graduate Student/ English

M

Stacey Wiener

Pamela D. Business

Woody Ad.

1

Amy

Baar

Frederic Banks

Garland Barr Laura Bentti Shirley Berry

Janine Bilger

James Boston Franklin

Boyd

Sherry Broughnan Janet G. Bryant

Terresa Buelow

Bonnie Buckner Kimberly Bunn Michelle R. Canada

Campbell

Jeffery

Shirley Carter

Richard

Chapman

Kimblyn G. Clanton Andrea

R.

Mark

Cookus

Couvillon

Becky Crafton Lisa Crescentini

Deborah Crews

Mary

Dailey

Tamara Dawson

Karen Lynn Denholm Jeff

Dingeldein

Penny Dodson Connie

Amy

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Dunn

E. Fastige

Barbara Fitch Jennifer Ford

Allen Fountain Sheri France

Stephanie Frye

Lisa Gallego

Traci Gardner

Cathy Gaughran James Gross

Danita Hale

Tim Hale Mary Frances Hanover

Amy

Harrell

Michael Hart

Tracy Hart

Mary

Hill

Susan Hilton

Mary Hosch Sheri J.

Hundley

Paul Hurt

Norma

Jeffer

Jennifer Jenkins

Kimberly Jones Charles Kasperbauer

Margaret H. Keller

Kimberly Kimmeishue

Nadeem

Kizilbash

Scott Koenigsberg

Laura Patrice Landers Jeff

Lockhart

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t Angela Loftis Jim Long Lori

Long

Darren McCauley

McCoy

Catherine

McGrath

Paige Jennifer

McGinnis

Mason

Betty

James Mayers

Mary Meeler

Ann Milam Mims

Stephanie

Cathy Morgan Beth Morris Tracey Morrison

Stephanie

Murphy

Deborah Newton Rebecca

Owens

Penny Parsons Christy Penn

Sandra

Phillips

Laura Presson Shelli Richards

Eric

N. Sanders

Brenda Schaefer

Kim

Self

Cheryl Selig

Mike

Sheffield

Anne Smith Andrew Struhar

i8

Sheri Sullivan

Kim

Talley

Robert A. Taylor

Toni Taylor Janet Thien

Kelly

Thomason

Michele Tinsley Melissa Tolley

Karen Towery Laura Trala

Amy Wahl Lavater Walker

Dana Wheeler Emily Williams Fred Wilson

Susan Woodcock Charles H.

Wood

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Adams, Michael Anderson, Jonathan

Anthony, Lesley

Amy

Autry,

Babrovsky, Vera

Baca, Susan

Baker, Robert Beale,

DeAnn Karen

Beattie,

Bibb, Nicole

Bogart, Laura

Anthony

Booker,

Brewer, Angelin

Browder, Fontellia

Brown, Betsy

Brown, Diane Brumback, Craig Buchanan, Lori Burton, Chris Butler, Paulette

Camillo, Beth Carreras,

Karen

Childrey, Jennifer Chuilli,

Gena

Clampett, Elizabeth

Clark,

Cindy

Coats, Michelle Cole,

Amber

Collins,

Debbie

Collins,

Marcus

Connaster, Cheryl Craig, Teresa Criscione, Peter

Cutchins, Virginia

Diggs, Keith

Dowdy, Jacque Edge, Michael Eggleston, Steven

Emerson, Sheri

Ensman, Kris

Fahed, Viclci Faust,

Ed

Felch, Danielle Fells,

Harron

Fender, Jennifer

Fishman,

Francisco,

Mark Cindy

Forrester,

Sharon

Franklin, Steve

Gabbert, Terry

Gaines, William Garrison, Rosemary

Gaylor, Judy

Gordon,

Kristi

Gryder, Connie

Hardy, Lauren Harrell,

Hart,

Amy Kim

Herweyer, Heather Hines, Catherine

T

Holmes, Lisa Holleman, Karen

Hood, Robert Horsey, Jacqueline

Hudson, Trent

Huffman, Bobby Hughes, Sonya Johnson, Keith

Johnson, Suzanne

Kane, Jennifer

Keatts, Kimberly

Kent, Marie 3

Kim, Hank

i

Klix,

Sharyn

Knepper, Tracie

Kreassig, Kurt

Lam, Daisey Lea, Angela Lefeure, Christy

Light,

Rhonda

Logan, Janel Lucas, Kalli

McDonnell, Lawrence McPherson, Tracy

Mann,

Christine

Martin, Sandra

Martin,

Tammy

Martin,

Wendy

Masek, Michael

May, Shari

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Mead, Cynthia Miller, Alison

Morgan, Ronda Morris, Melissa

Mosby, Tracey

Moss, Tony Neher, Rebecca

O'Conner, Kimberly Owings, Cat Paine,

John A.,

Patterson,

Ill

Nancy

Perdue, Vickie Phillips,

Amy

Pinto, Michelle Pitts,

Proffit,

Robert

Kimberly

Quinlan, Damienne

Rathman, Traci

Redman, Dianna Rhodes, Pamela

Robertson, Peggy Roderer,

Amy

Roasa, Jeff St. John, Frances

Seharr, Cherylyn

Schooley, Stacy Searless,

Susan

Shambien, Susan Sheffer,

Emma

Simms, Pamela

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Smith, Robert Smith, Robert

Smith, Tamara Smith,

W.

Spiers,

Amanda

Robert L.

Summers, Paula Tassa, Tickle,

Toler,

Anthony

Amie

Kim

Townsend, Terri

Van Houten,

Grace

Vaughan, Debbie Vercigluo, Tina

Voorhees, Caria Walters, Kathleen

Warren, Ashley Weller,

Wendy

Wesseis, Cynthia

Wheeler, Quintina

Whitehead, Cheryl Renee

Williams,

Amy M.

Winn, Kathleen Wilson, Kameron

Wisch, Carol Yeatts,

Abby

L.

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Abbott, Whitney

Adams, Kayelon Allen,

Amy

Alves, Russell

Anderson, Sharon

Anderson, Susan Argue, Robin Arrington, Johnail

Arthur, Eric Bagley, Beckwith

Barnes, George Bates, Bell,

Jimmy

Kimberly

Bevell, Lisa

Bezek, Janice

Bray,

Mary

Bird,

Noel

Bissoon, Michelle Bleiler,

Paula

Bork, Erwin

Bristow,

Marie

Brown, Brian Brown, Kimberly Burres, Christopher Byers, Traci

Carter, Safonya

Chenault, Michelle Chilton,

Anne

Church,

Amy

Cobb, Ashton

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Cook, Jacqueline Copeland, Stephanie Crockarell, Stacey

Dalton, Jennifer Darling, Alex

DiCola, Sheri

Donohue, Sharon Edwards,

Amanda

Elbon, Karen Elflein,

Aimee

Ellenburg, Faye Elliott,

Todd

Eubank, Susan Flick, Eric

Flora, Alice

Foberg, Kristi Francis,

Kay

Funn, Melissa

Gamache, David Gamble, Anthony

Genier, Leigh Gilson, Jennifer

Glassock, Yvette

Glenn, Kathryn Godley, Pamela

Graybeal,

Nora

Green, Jamie Harrell, Kellie

Hayes, Peg Hayes, Susan

T

Heishman, Vince Hendricks, Glenn

Henshaw, Jacqueline Hicks, Cindy Hill, Jeff

Holmes, Heidemarie Hoofnagie, Reed

Dawn

Hoskins,

Hovermale, Jeffery

Hubbard, Laura

Hudson, Rodney Hughes, Susan Jenkins,

Trudy

Johnson, Kyle Jones, Elizabeth

Justice,

Kim

Kallighan, Suzanne

Klamans, Rene Lambert, Lori Leach-Lewis, Tracy

Lee, Kristin Leipertz,

Shane

Lewis, Kimberly Lewis, Pamela

Logwood, Michelle

Loop, Elizabeth Lord, Beth Lord, Suesan

Loveday, Troy Loving, Scott

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Mckimens, Christina Mckinney, Charles

Ann

Madren,

Makuch, Kim

Wendy

Martin,

Merkel, Karen

Mooney, Melissa Morris, Bradley Morriss, Patricia

Napier, Tina

Netherland, Robert

Nguyen, Tram Nichols, Darrell

Amy

Norris, Parrish,

Michele

Patteson, C. Peatross,

Pellegrino,

Vonda

Suzanne

Peterman, Diane Phillips, Elizabeth

Piegari,

Lee

Ann

Quisenberry, Sara

Edgar

Radcliff,

Ragsdale, Brett Randall, Melissa

Riek,

Sharon

Riffle,

Jamie

Robbins, Maria Robertson,

Robson,

3째

Edwin

Todd

i\

-

Romney,

Lisa

Schools,

Dee

Shearls, Jaime

Sheldon, Patricia Sheiton, Stephanie

Simmons, Anne Simms, Eva Singer, Karl Sitterding, Kaarin

Slayton, Linda

Smith,

Julie

Smith, Tonya Starbuck, Lucy Strickland, Melanie

Sutton, Kelley

Sukes, Katherine

Taylor, Corey Taylor, Dorothy Tetterton, Sarah

Thackston, Jonathan

Thomas, Kironda Tignor, Belinda

Todd, Rebecca Tolles, Laurie

Tracey, Tisha

Trim, Traci Trent, James

Vayvada, Christopher Verley, Elizabeth

Vida, Valerie

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Villanasco,

Hope

Vilsack, Cassandra

Walker,

Thomas

Ward, Carolyn Ward, Loriann

Weisenback, Kellie

White, Christine Williams, Melissa

Woodson, Monica Wright, Angela

Zayas-Bazan, Tina

THE PRESIDENT

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Dr. Healey took part in

campus.

He

many

of the various activities in

was always willing to help students with prob-

lems and he was always willing to give a speech

if

asked. Dr.

Healcy's interaction on this campus proved to the students that he

would

CARES. On

like to

behalf of

THANK YOU

all

Longwood

students,

we

for serving our institution

with your Leadership, Friendship, and Service.

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36

WHO

THE MiMEHT OF VICTORV REMAINS INACCESSIBLE TO VANITY AHD HATE, ^'> IN THE MlDSTOFPOPriUR ENTHUSIA^K^ LIVES 1^ HUMILITY AND PRAYER, ••m^> i;: THE UKIVEJ^$AL CRUSH OF AMBITION CO^'ETS NEITHER PROFIT NOP HONOURS !N

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THE VIRGINIAN STAFF WOULD LIKE TO APOLOGIZE TO THE FOLLOWING ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS FOR NOT HAVING HAD THE SUCCESS IN SCHEDULING A PHOTOGRAPHY TIME:

SOCIOLOGY/ ANTHROPOLOGY

EDUCATION PSYCHOLOGY PHYSICAL EDUCATION/HEALTH MILITARY SCIENCE

The

Virginian would like to thank

campus

for the 1987-88

all

of the following departments for their service to the

academic year.

We

could not do

it

without you!!!!

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE ADMISSIONS

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION A.V.

8C

TELEVISION STUDIO SERVICES

CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT CASHIERING

AND STUDENT ACCOUNTS

COMPUTER SERVICES CONTINUING STUDIES COUNSELING SERVICES DUPLICATING SERVICES FINANCIAL AID

INFORMATION LIBRARY

PAYROLL

CAMPUS POLICE POST OFFICE PHYSICAL PLANT REGISTRAR

RESIDENCE EDUCATION COORDINATOR

STUDENT SERVICES STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES STUDENT UNION TREASURER

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VICE PRESIDENT THE VIRGINIAN would like to thank

all

the Vice Presidents for an excellent job this academic year.

Due

to lack

of time, unfortunately, pictures are not available.

Phyllis

Mable

Student Affairs

Rick Hurley

Business Affairs

Nancy Shelton

Institutional

Donald Winkler

Public Affairs

Dr. Donald Stuart

Academic Affairs

Dr. James Cross

Planning, Research, and Information Systems

Advancement

DEANS THE VIRGINIAN wou\d like to thank

all

the

Deans

for

an excellent job

this

unfortunately, pictures are not available.

Dr. W.J. Jacques

School of Business and Economics

Dr. Robert Bartos

School of Education and

Dr. Freda

McCombs

Dr. Sue Saunders

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Human

Services

School of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Dean

of Students

academic year.

Due

to lack of time,

ENTERTAINMENT

Nikki Giovanni came to Longwood to

recite

her works. She was a great joy to the entire campus. Currently she

is

a visiting professor at Virginia Tech.

45

ENTERTAINMENT

ABOVE: The New York Chamber ensemble of

artists

rich repertoire of

chamber works. The

Soloists have been repeatedly

major concert

Soloists, are a

unique

who, since 1957, have been performing

series

a

New York Chamber

engaged to perform

in the

throughout the United States, and

in

most every major Eastern and Western European internamusic festival. Right: The Richmond Ballet returned Longwood by popular demand. As Virginia's profession-

tional

to

al ballet

company, the Richmond

Ballet

is

synonomous with

the best and most versatile dance expertise in Virginia.

46

ENTERTAINMENT

A Christmas Carol performed with 25 actors and accompanied with a 4 piece chamber orchestra attracted a large number of students and community. the

Much

way out

of the original Dickens dialogue was maintained as the spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Future

of a miserly existence to one of generosity

showed Ebenezer Scrooge

and kindness.

47

ENTERTAINMENT

John Cafferty

"1964" As the Beatles brought by

The Student Union

& The

Beaver Brown Band brought by

The Student Union.

ENTERTAINMENT il

iMibsummer

MsfyVi ©ream

SAM SHEPARD'S

BURIED CHILD

NOVEMBER 18-21, 1987 JARMAN AUDITORIUM 8:00 P.M. presented by TTie Longwood Players and The Speech & Theatre Program

The Longwood

Players

and The Speech/Theater Dept. Per-

formed many different plays

for the

1987-88 season. Their

season turned out to be a great success plays as Grease

—

performing such

and Peter Pan.

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ENTERTAINMENT J.

M. Barrie's

fratami

Jarman Auditorium April 20-23, 1988

•

8:00 p.m.

5ook, Music,

i I

u im

jacoDS

©

&

warren Case

Feb. 25-27, 1988

The Longwood

Players have

partment, they have

made

worked very hard

their

shows

the second time that a car has been on stage.

Players, the students at

5°

Longwood

this

academic year to bring quality entertainment to campus.

a great success. Peter

With

Pan was the

Longwood

With

Lyrics

--

8:00

p.m.

the help of the Speech/Theater de-

had a flying machine on the

stage.

Grease was

the tremendous efforts and the hard work that has been proven to the campus by the

Longwood

first

time that

ever

College should be very grateful to have these high quality

—

maybe one day

—

professional actors.

AMBASSADORS Just as the tours,

Ambassadors give campus

Lennie the Lancer

our readers through the activities

is

going to guide

many

clubs,

and events of Longwood College,

1988.

The 1988 Longwood

College Ambassadors.

A

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J.

a tour group.

Paul Hurt, Kelly Coggsdale, and Penny

Vaughn

give

some prospective students

a

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Dodson

take time out from oozeball. Right: James Boston and

Colleen

.

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hand and

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BAPTIST STUDENT UNION

Left to Right: Joe McKissick,

Amy Harrell, Tracy Settle; Row 2:

Michael Edwards

mela Rhodes, Beth Lord, Rodney Hudson, Deloris McGinnis, Nora Graybeal;

— Director, Heather Yeatts, Kathryn Brown, Pamela Woody, Pa-

Row

3:

Kelly True,

Amy

Harrell, Jon Waters,

Anu

Upadlya, Danita

Hale, Laurie Ziegler; Top: Carol Reeves

BSU

Council, Left to Right: Bottom: Kath-

— Missions V.P., Carol Reeves — Pam Woody — President; Top row: Gene Kerns — Sunrise Chairman, Dolores McGinnis — Devotion V.P., Heather Yeats — Enlistment V.P., Danita Hale — Publicity, Anu Upadaya — Social Ministries V.P., Doug Cobbs — Music V.P. ryn Brown Social

Chairman,

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COUNCIL for EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN

1987-88

Members

HONOR BAND

,i.

Front,

L

to R: Patrice Landers,

Blakemore

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Mike Clements, Melanie Campbell; Back, L

to R: Dr.

Woodburn, Sheri Hundley, Anne Smith, Brian

GEIST

L to

R: Brian Blakemore, Jean Yancey, Pixie Kinzie, Theresa Bryant, Kathy Hedden, Barbara Herman, Jo Jo Katz, Theresa Labyak, Gwen Walker, Donna Armento, Sonja Ventors, Stuart

Hallett

Top

left:

Anna

Prow. Left: Theresa Bryant

paints Oktoberfest decorations for the dining hall.

Below: Geisters march in the famous parade

through Farmville.

Lennie knows

how

to "Feel the Spirit"!

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HOME ECONOMICS Ellen of

H. Richards

Home

(

1842-19 1

1)

was one of the

first

leadership that resulted in the founding of the

Advisors;

Mrs.

women

Economics because she gathered together the

Marily Osborn,

Mrs. Melinda Fowlkes

in

America to be granted a degree

isolated facts

American

Home

upon which the

in Science.

science of

She

is

Economics Association and she was

Robin Olmstead, Sonya

Thomp-

son

The

Virginian

to graduate

would

like to

pay

a special tribute to the last five

from Longwood. They extend

a special

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for seventy-nine years of dedication

Economic majors

thanks to their advisors for their

unending support and encouragement. Congratulations

Department

Home

and

to the

Home

excellence.

Economics

is

its first

Donna Andes, Kathleen Grooms, Sue Mowbray, Robinson, Brenda

known as

home economics

the Founder

built. It

was her

president.

1

909- 1 988

HOME ECONOMICS Ideal

home

life

Utilization of

Freedom

today unhampered by the traditions of the past.

all

of the

resources of

home from

modern

science to improve the

home

life.

the dominance of things and their due subordination to

Simplicity in material surroundings which will most free the spirit for the

home and

ideals.

more important and permanent

interests of the

of society.

Ellen

H. Richards

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

1904

\jiiÂŤfi'* The

tributary slate in front of Coyner.

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DIVISION OF INTRAMURALS

AND CAMPUS

REG.

Staff:

Left to Right: Back; Shel Bolyard, Chris

Douglas, Maria Bowen, Keren, Dave Larson, Sarita

Thurman, Brian Diggs, Tim

Morris. Front; Ms. Callaway, Beth Peat,

Donny

Celata, Kike Kinzel, Diane

Bingler.

Lennie loves intramurals!

Ms.

^8

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with her secretary, Melanie Bert.

^

^

MENC

Left to Right: Front; James Sanders, Jennifer Fuller,

Cindy Holland, David Duffer, Harron

Dana Wheeler, Dr. Bruce Montgomery

Fells,

Jamie

Riffle.

Back; Virginia Cutchins, Paul Dembowski, Sonja Venters,

(Advisor), Michelle Coates, Erick Lang.

PSYCHOLOGY CLUB

The

1987-88 members of the Psychology Club.

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—

SOCIETY

MENT

Pictured:

of

Keren Rams, Stacey Noona, Kim Heishman,

Traina, Pamela

Woody, Rhonda

ADVANCE MANAGEMENT

for the

Ann

Tim Tabler, Kris Nystrom, Leeman Not Pictured: Matt Peterman, Joanna

Quattelbaum, Peggy Roberts,

Light, (Advisors: Julian O'Neal,

Harsh Luther).

Ford,

Mary

Crowley, Mike Hill, Shelly

Bowden.

WH IW Ml III S»S

ill;

SAM

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Officers

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fff

Hiner

—

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— SAM

Luther, Melissa

Headquarters

STUDENT EXCURSION CLUB

1987-88

Members

ROTC

ROTC

Members

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Longwood

X

College

Farmville Virginia

ROTinSIDA

Cathy Gaughran

Jeff

Martin

Business

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Manager

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

Editor-in- Chief

Matt Peterman

News

Editor

Melissa Gibbs Features Editor

GYRE STAFF

Beth Camillo,

Anna

Prow, and

Kim

Kim

Setzer

Talley

WLCX

The

WLCX

D.J.'s

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.

CHI Founded October

CHI

is

1900

15,

an organization whose essential purpose

promote and maintain

a spirit of cooperation

students in every phase of college respect for

Longwood and

and extracurricular

The

real

life.

loyalty to

Its

its

aim

is

to

among is

to foster

academic program

activities.

evidence of

CHI

minds of those who seek

can be seen in the hearts and

its real

purpose of constructive

support and cooperation.

The banner

CHI

in blue.

of

CHI

is

Beneath the

white with the Gothic letters

is

a figure of the

letters

Rotunda

which exemplifies the true meaning of CHI.

The CHI

tunnel

Nobody

64

ever suspected that Lennie was in

CHI!

A CHI

banner

flies

from Stubbs.

Betsy Chalfant

Anna Prow Tim Seymore Noah Wood

Mary

Jean Yancey

Shel Bolyard

Dave Buchanan

L.

Norford

Robin Olmstead

Robin Yarbrough

CHI

1988 in action!

6^

CHI BURNING On

April 27, by the light of a bonfire,

CHI commend-

ed:

Lynda Chenoweth P.E. Department

Lambda

Iota

Tau

Dr. Sprague Series of Performing Arts

Rick Hurley Jennifer

Mclnnis

ROTC John Winston Post Office

Anne Smith Jojo Katz

Tom

Harrison

Sebastian Volcker

The

Virginian

Members

of

CHI

set

the

Brian Blakemore

Dr. George Healy

Jim Brown

ARA Tina Barrett

Amy

O'Donald

John Peale

Woman's Rugby Team Men's Basketball Team Charlie Warner Black Greek Council Activities

Funds Committee

Dr. Nancy

Haga

Sharon Austin Barbara Agee

Beth Camillo

The CHI

66

fire

burns.

fire.

Anna Prow

Dave Buchanan

Tim Seymore

67

CONCERT CHOIR

Choir members

CAMERATAS

1987-88 Camerata group picture

68

ART WORKS

INC.

Lennie Picasso

in action!

1987-88 members

P.E.

MAJORS CLUB

Members

of the Physical Ed.

Majors Club

69

We

all

need a break! Robin Olmstead enjoys a weekend

at

Snoeshoe,

WV.

Cheryl and friend

at the

mi

beach

IKJ II 1

m

i

i ADPi

70

spirit at

Oktoberfest

Jojo Katz

ifi

Who

says

Longwood

College has a parking problem?

Dr. Healy breaks the ground for the Blackwell Mall Project.

Michelle Barnes must face

The Rotunda

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;a

paper on the move.

NO

ice

reality

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; there's

cream!

71

o

i^l^^-

^ SPE

The

first

pledges

fix

hint of 5th floor Frazer's Rock n' Roll hall.

The Unknown Comic makes

72

hot dogs to order.

an appearance

at

Color Rush.

Becki, Bobbi, Beth

Yes, putting together a yearbook

is

and Bonnie enjoy

a Char's study break.

hard work.

ZTA's

Joanna, Maria, Traci, and

Amy

give a sisterly smile.

^

m W'

ifte

'^^,

'<

f;.

JT

^' ,i--X.

lllllll A

huge banner advertises the

duction of the year.

first

Longwood

Player pro-

The Lankford Deck

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

almost completed.

73

Mike meets

74

Joanie for lunch.

Beth Peat

in a

DRESS?!

75

Below:

Longwood

utes of studying

picture

is

tradition holds that 45 min-

Left: Joanie

As one can

snow helps

plenty.

below clearly portrays

"Dancing on the Desks"

this

see,

the

tradition.

on the ponie covered with to hold the

tradition. Below:

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; A Study Break????

is

for

everyone!!!

Below: Left: ing.

A

group of students enjoy

Middle: Mike and Dianne pose

Weekend.

their evenat

Spring

Right: Scott and James take the stage for

MARGERITAVILLE.

76

Longwood

Longwood

ALPHA DELTA

Left to right: Kristin, gle,

Sharon,

Risa,

Abby,

Jill,

PI

Libby, Cherie, Aimee, Ha, Stacey, Laura, Andrea, Leslie, Beth, Cassie, Emily,

Amy, Temple,

Christine, Katie, Jennifer,

An-

Cathy, Debbie, Sarah, Carla, Robin, Debbie, Monica, Ann, Margy, Traci, Courtney, Debbie, Sherri, Andrea, Diane, Robyn, Chris, Kelly,

Robin, Ann, Colleen, Suzanne, Denise, Beth, Claye

A

n Charlie, the to

78

Love?"

ADPi's wanna know

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; are you "Addicted

Hampden-Sydney College

What's

a

without

ADPi

sisters?

football

game

ALPHA GAMMA DELTA

Front: Pledges, Jenny Abel,

Anne

Lester; ist

Row: Lisa Frigge, Vicky Owles,

Julie Neville,

Molly McGrath, Debbie Newton, Robin

Rene Lowe, Pam Watson, Teresa Carr; 2nd Row: Alexis Canovos, Karen Hudson, Tonya Ozawa, Kristina Small, Angelin Brewer,

Mary Beth

Amy Harrell;

Friga, Jennifer

Foster,

Cathy Moor

Amy Chilson, Becky Damico, Becky Wad

3rd Row: Brenda Carson, Heidi McClain, Helen Mussomeli, Michele Scudder, Stephanie Dyer,

Rhonda

Pfister,

Kim

Chappell, Ellen Yuntz; ^th Row:

Mary

Larkin,

Ann Quattlebaum,

Lisa

A A Sorority

sisters

enjoy the wild

life.

Paij

Lemay, Lori LJrban, Jan Beasley, Kim Digges, Tracey Moyer, Sofia Pandazides; Tc

Row: Sandy Wade, Beth Graham, Suzanne Guard, Donna Daniel, Kim Belcher, Karen Ferneyhough, Kristen Brenner, Barbara Herman, Michelle

80

Barret

Walton, Kelly Bennett, Jewell Grinnell; 4th Row: Patrice Landers, Elizabeth Cho, Deb Brown, Mary Lynn Lawman,

Gillia

I

ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA

op right to

left:

Donna Andes,

Teresa Bunn, Adrienne Memmuli, Manchelle Guion, Cecilia Gumming, Kendy Springer, Missy York, Hillary Small,

ithy Black, Robin Olmstead, 2nd row right to ly,

Susan Thien,

left:

Wendy Brack, Kim

Anita Washington, Kerry Lawghlin, Lisa Hanzl, Joanna Growley, Luanne

annenbaum, Vicky Gulpe,

Julie Perkins,

left:

Joann Sayko, Angela Butler, Jamie Shearls,

rowbridge,

Anne Marie

Rigler,

Shore,

Kim Taylor, Mary Taylor, Mary

3rd row right to

Gina Marcuso, Holly Henderson, Margaret Anne

brams, Jeannine Armstrong, Bottom right to ilsack,

Blair,

Heather McBride, Ghris

Inzerillo,

Ellen Andrews, Karen

Whi-

Missy Bonvan, Gharlene Gonnor, Lisa Fox, Anna

Kim

Brumley, Dina Ferrigno, Garoline Bowe, Shara

Heather Davis, Pryce

Amy Tickle, Kim Jeter. Not pictured:

Kim O'Gonnor,

Ricks,

left:

Ellis,

Lanie Harvey, Suzanne Pellegrino, Gassie

Diane Brown, Sissy Gantt, Laura Goetz, Brenda Rabiduux,

Leslie

Kyle Johnson

A A Joanna and Anne know that Palmolive softens

their

hands.

)oor decorations to prepare pledge for initiation.

81

Alpha Sigma Tau

The

sisters of

Alpha Sigma Tau

in their

Chapter Room.

A T Two

82

sister elves

of

Alpha Sigma Tau.

DELTA SIGMA THETA A

A

Sister of Delta

Sigma Theta

is

showing

off her letters.

The

sisters of

Delta Sigma Theta

83

DELTA ZETA

First row:

Cindy

Forrester, Michelle Chenault,

Terry Tebault, Denise Grouse, Tonya Green,

Tammy

Green, Trisha Bohannon, Patty Ward, Betsy Loop, Sherrie Dicola, Second row: Beth Morris, Danielle Feich,

Angela Bower, Siobhan Mullen,

Tammy McGraw,

Annissa Reed, Maureen Moyniham, Lisa Rakes,

Samantha Bennett, Erin Duffy. Third Row: Kim Kimmelshue, Angle Dowdy, Cherie McManaway, Mitzi Simmons, Kim

Cecil,

Taddy

Espigh, Stacey Noona, George-Anna Morris, Cyndi Ferguson, Chris Burden,

Wanda Stagner, Stephanie Top Row: Vicky Carawan, Dede Kerns,

Sandi Bishop. Fourth Row: Leah Fisher, Penny Parsons, Elizabeth Winslow, Sisk,

Kim

Crouch, Tracey Hart, Niki Bucuvalas, Angie Gilbert.

Sharon Moynihan, Lynn Harmon, Marilyn Flowers, Kelly Shannon, Donna Matthews, Arthur Rucker (Sweetheart), Karen Gallagher.

Kandi Klotz.

84

Not

Pictured: Beverly Bowe, Becky Rayfield, Sherrie Varon, Laura Felch,

z

KAPPA DELTA

i^^.^ OK.

KA

^

-^^ ,

Kathy Powers, Mary

Front:

K

Collins, First

row (Left

Campbell, Denise Alderman, Beth Johnson, Shelly Liz Stevens,

Sam

Kim

Sturdivant, Marci Akers,

to Right) Stephanie Burwick, Kris Jackson, Theresa

Phillips,

Ka-Le Pettus,

Gordon, Chris Bunek, Cat Owings, Donna Bradshaw, Ellen Mullinax, Jackie

Tammy Zeller,

Selzer, Teresa Stevens, Paula Geib.

Julie

Taci O'Connor,

Second Row:

Kristi

Thomas, Nicole Leaningham,

Chimento, Susan Holziman, Trudy Jenkins, Carolyn Strobel, Lori Long. Third Row: Lisa Anderson,

Allison

Montgomery, Karen Pennington, Susan Powers, Angela Kocher, Judy Flanagan, Kathleen

Tara Day, Denise Milteer,

Wilcox,

Farley,

Top Row: Wilita Darang, Susan Susan Miller, Renee Saunders, Tricia Munley, Paige Anderson, Lee Ann Giannonex, Dana Karen Groome, Sheri Hundley, Suzanne Clements, Jeanna Tillman, Amanda Tryleum, Not Braswell, Laurie Norris,

Pictured: Traci Strickland, Betsy

Amie

Tickle,

Mary

Pastore,

Vaughan.

85

SIGMA KAPPA

K The Sigma Kappa's

Bottom

(left to right)

enjoy themselves.

Trisha Scott, Stephanie Robinson, Teddi Copeland, Cindy Preston, Jenny Scott,

Drumheller, Leah Payne,

Amy

Canada

86

Mary

Hopkins, Vickie Fahed, Laura

Knott, Laura Bentti,

Ratelife,

Penny

Anne Olwen, Cindy

Andy Cookus, Mary Jane Carney, Jessica Powell, Cass Hines, Jane Fuqua, Carol Gray, Norma Jeffer, Kim Karman, Michelle Maire, Joey Paries, Heidi Greenberg, Michelle Estes. Laying across: Michelle

Cook, Mildred Hott, Kelley Walker, Lynn Owens, Elaine Lowder, Betty Knott,

Julie

Randall, Jennifer Walling, Jennifer Rune, Denise Mitchell, Teresa Craig, Julia Lewis, Cecy Rodriguez,

SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA

NO COPY AVAILABLE

87

ZETA TAU ALPHA

Front:

Tammy Mabe,

Joanna Bingler;

ist

Row: Liz Hoye, Tina Beebe, Dina Schiano, Beth Sarbanes, Kathy Bowling, Paula Casiero, Stephanie

Suzanne Tune, Cheryl Engie, Whitney Abbott, Susan Curlee, Katie Bobrovsky, Lisa Salter, ''i!

Blair;

Amy Neaie, AnneBurnette, Laura Crigger, Vickie

2nd Row: Gary Davis, Paige McGrath, Brenda Schaefer, Anne

Ferguson, Tish

Griffith, Elizabeth

Thaw,

Marvin,

Janet Thein, Ellen Tilghman, Chris

Jill

Ellis,

Vera

Purdue, Ronda Morgan, Tina Verciglio, Helen Bang; 3rd Row: Lisa Lindsay, Ka-

ren Corbi, Cynthia Palicia, Diane Hocker,Traci Moore, Cheryl Simpson, Tina Roberts, Susan Booker,

Anne

Stockdell,

Somer

Sloan;

Top Row: Kim Bunn, Becky Crafton,

Draham, Joann Morgan, Cathy McCray, Martha Whitehead, Karla Boggs, Gynger

Bain, Laura Knoche, Lisa LeMaster,

Rhonda Hawkins. Not

Pictured: Astrid Tichelman, Michelle Lundgren, Trisha

Hicknott

z

T

A

PwyiraHP i^l J Jill

Life

on

ZTA

Hall.

1

I

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iTm-flMM

VSH

Bain and Tracy McPherson selling hot dogs.

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^-, v^

AXP's

just

AXP's, old and new,

hangin' out.

love to party.

A X P Give a smile.

Top row

Ed

Hyams,

Stevie

Chalkely, Steve Gray, Carl Schieber, Brian Sivak, Alan Rapee, Steve Pierce,

Wade

left

to right:

Matricardi, William Chestnutt, Terry

Alan Saunders Bottom row

France, Daniels,

Mike Hoerter,

Scott

left

to right:

John Tipton, Wiliey Carey, David

Tom Harrison Not pictured: Mike Mark Jefferies, Mike Masek, John Moncrief, Karl Caston, Skip Mkupai, Gary Judd, Mark Ashley, Tony

Wareeu, Lee Hunter,

Carey, Chris Coulter, Jay Fitzhugh, Singer,

Mike

Swinter, Daniel

Brooks, Darran Lawson, Lewis Ferris, Rocco Tricarricao, Pat Harvey

90

ALPHA PHI ALPHA

S

A ^

The Alpha's

—

1987-J

PHI BETA SIGMA

B Phi Beta Sigma

—

1987-8

91

ALPHA SIGMA PHI

Group

shot

—

Alpha Sigma Phi

1987-I

A ^ So

Damon

— An Alpha Sig — off to study

study hall gear on.

92

hall with his

THIS

is

what you do

at

your meetings!

DELTA SIGMA PHI

Deltas 1987-88

Bobby Kemp and Delta Alumnus enjoy

the Lancer Cafe.

93

KAPPA ALPHA

PSI

f

The Kappas

—

O'Kelly McWilliams, Matt Smith, Darryl Rutley, Adrienne Jones

K A

The Nupes

94

in action.

«•

OMEGA

The Q-dogs, Martin

PSI

PHI

Astrop, James Hackley, Stanley Isaac, and James Richardson show their

stuff.

a

^ ^ Ronnie Miller

is

proud of her

Omega

boyfriend.

95

PI

KAPPA PHI

Pi

Kapps

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

1987-8

n K

Todd "Termite"

96

reads a bedtime story to a lucky

girl.

SIGMA PHI EPSILON

SPE's 1987-88 Paul, Tony, and

Bill

show us where

their hearts are.

E SPE

pledges Eric, Bobby, Warren, Kurt, Darryl, and

Jim peddle their hotdogs

in Frazer lobby.

Slack job Steve.

97

TAU KAPPA

The

brothers of

EPSILON

TKE

T

K E The TKE's

President Stuart Hallett

98

pose at their chapter room.

Alpha Phi Omega

The

Brothers of Alpha Phi

Omega

Delta Psi Kappa

The

1988 members of Delta Psi Kappa

Delta Sigma Pi

1988 Members

an

''7^ '

III

Delta Sigma Pi floats in the Oktoberfest

parade

THE

BrothVrV^^

ifeu

BETA BETA BETA

Left to right: Dr. Merkle,

Kay Guiding, Theresa

Bryant, Jenny Davis, Angela Foote, Dr. Breil

KAPPA DELTA

Members

of the

honorary education fraternity

PI

LAMBDA IOTA TAU

Members

of the honorary literature/language fraternity

PHI

Members

MU ALPHA

of the professional music fraternity for

men

103

SIGMA ALPHA IOTA

','1 I,

r Members

104

of the international honorary music fraternity for

women

BASEBALL

iu':-^lJ^

«^^«

1988

LANCER BASEBALL

Costa, Nealan Chandler,

—

Mike

first

row

Lauffer,

(left

Matt

to right)

Bobby

Carlisle,

Dennis

— Bobby Johnson,

MARCH 9

Lock Haven

1:00

Eric Killinger, Robert Smith, Robert Jackson, Pete Criscione, E.J.

10

Lock Haven

1:00

— Greylin Rice, Steve Ge-

4

Virginia State (2)

1:00

Hale, Butch Trent,

Tim

Patrick,

Second row

Bryant, Keith Covington. Third row dro, Frankie

Watson,

Kelvin Davis, Coach

Bill

Conroy, Eric Hutzier,

Buddy

Bolding.

Mark

Moeiler,

19

St.

Mary's (2)

1:00

20

Chris Newport

1:00

Shaw

22

1:00

(2)

West Chester

27

2:00

APRIL 22 12

16

17

106

Maryland E.S.

(2)

1:00

Hampden Sydney

3:00

St.

Augustine's (2)

Bowie State (2)

1:00

A&T

(2)

1:00

Mary's

(2)

1:00

23

N. Carolina

24

Mount

St.

1:00

107

MEN'S BASKETBALL

1987-88 Lancer Cagers Fountain, Joe Lowe,

—

First

row

(left to right)

Tony Good, Gary

BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

manager Brent

Austin, Robert Pierce, Jeff

Thompson, Bobby Dobson, manager Faye

NOVEMBER

Ellenburg. Second row

— Head Coach Cal Luther, Chris Mullins, Robert Harper, Doug

20-21

Poppe, Greg Holloway, Keith Laltimer, Assistant Coach Ernest

30

Neal, Third row

—

Rutley, Dale Shavers,

Tip-Off Tournament

Pembroke University

DECEMBER

Spencer Smith, Kevin Jefferson, Darryl

Devone Williams-Hines.

Par-Bil's

2

Elon College

7

Bristol College

9

Virginia Wesleyan

JANUARY 5

Indiana-Southeast

26

Liberty University

29

Mt.

St.

Mary's

FEBRUARY

108

6

Pittsburgh-Johnson

10

Atlantic Christian

17

Randolph-Macon

L

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

1987-88 Lady Lancer Basketball

Head Coach

Shirley

Aretha Johnson, Angie nette Easterling,

don,

Hill,

Jill

First

row

(left

to right)

LADY LANCER SCHEDULE

Phillips,

Everett, Barbie Burton,

Angee Middleton,

likowski. Assistant

Anne Callaham,

—

Duncan, manager Michael

An-

NOVEMBER

scorekeeper Michelle Kro-

Coach Loretta Coughlin. Second row

—

15

Dee McDaniels, Carmile

Barnette, India Walton, Stu-

Blue Angels

DECEMBER

Alison Walek, Kita Chambers, Sandy RawI

dent Assistant Coach Phil Lassiter was absent.

Bristol College

JANUARY 9

UNC —

Greensboro

14

Randolph-Macon

7

Mt.

23

Pittsburgh-Johnstown

St.

Mary's

FEBRUARY I

Woffard

12

Liberty

20

Ferrum

109

CHEERLEADERS

Longwood Cheerleaders

1987-88

Row

(left to right)

Espigh,

Kim

Chenault, fer

Cecil,

Dana

—

First

Kathy Cannon, Taddy

Angela Kocher, Michelle

Peaks, Second

Crawford, Trudy Jenkins,

Row — Jenni-

Amy

Harreli,

Karen Groome, Shirley Carter, Jaime Shearls,

Becky Crafton, Michelle

Tracy McCarthy. Third Row

McCauley, John Winston, lery Bradley, Steve

visors are

Hugh

—

Bartlett,

Darren

Calder, El-

Gibbons. Cheerleaders ad-

Mildred Johnson, Rhonda Adams,

and Charles Warner.

i

DRILL

TEAM

1987-88 Drill team

— Members of

the Lancer Line are to right)

Turner,

Cataldo, Sirohi.

Co-Captain

Francis

Vonda Deel and Ann

Second row

—

Michelle Bisson, Melissa iel,

left

Suzy Monette, Captain Bon-

tain ita

row

(first

Melissa Funn, Co-cap-

Manager

McDan-

Secretary Tracy ToUiver, Janel

Logan, Lauren Hardy, and Manager Laura Greene. Third

Janet Smythers, nette, Hollie

naster,

Row

—

Michelle Cor-

Nixon, Sherry Con-

Robin Bader, and Martine

Washko.

HOCKEY

FIELD

1987-88

Kim

Longwood

Field

Hockey:

First

Row

(left to right)

Howells, Theresa Strickland, Diane Bingler, Claye

Conkwright, Kris Meaey, Margie Kernen. Second

Row

—

Celeste Lloyd, Beanie Felch, Laura Goetz, Patty Boyle,

Melissa Gwinn, Traci Byers, Cathy Sereno, Carla Voorhees, Liz

Annet. Third

Row

Godlewski, Judith Barnett,

—

Melissa Dorton, Trish

Dena Covington, Kim Nelson,

Joy Mariner, Coach Sue Finnie, Ashley Sparks,

Jill

Loges,

Michelle Dotter, Maria Tichelman, Manager Larry Donnell.

Mc-

WOMEN'S GOLF

A Winning Combination â&#x20AC;&#x201D; mostly Division

I field

winning team were rett,

by 28

(left

Longwood

strokes.

to right)

Won

The Lady

Kim

Poirer,

its

own

invitational

tournament

for the second year in a

Lancers finished with a school record

final

row

in September, topping a

round of 300 for a 932

Ashley Warren, Marcia Meione, Libby Moore,

total.

Members

of the

Tammy Lohren, Leigh Russell, Tina Bar-

Gretchen Pugh and Coach Barbara Smith.

13

GYMNASTICS

1987-88

Longwood Gymnastics Team

right): Natalie Taylor,

Lewis,

Kim Booth

Spiers, Kristin ing:

—

left

GYMNASTICS SCHEDULE

to

(Student Coach), Becki Bagley,

Amy

Lmdsey, Teresa Robey, Terri Dore. Stand-

Lynda Chenoweth, Cindy Shelton,

Mary

(front

Head Coach Ruth Budd, Lynn

Tammy

Zeller,

Oct

29

Nov

18

Jan

Schaeffer.

13

22

24

Feb

114

13

H H H H H H

— Exhibition — Intersquad Meet — Georgia College — James Madison Navy — NC State, Towson — William and Mary Sc

RIDING

I

k Spring 1988 Lancer Riders: (Front row) Tanya Matrai, Katherine Smith, (second row) Anne-Patrick Irons, Jennifer Smith, Kandi Klotz, Leslie Stuler, Snyder, Katherine Sykes, Manager

Wendy

(third row)

Stephanie

Weaver, Laurie Wilkins, (back row) George

Schulz, Shelly Malone, Scott Flood.

i^

SOCCER

1987 Longwood Soccer

—

First

row

(left to right)

Shawn McArdle,

Jeff

Chewning, Kenny Lim, Mike Harris, John Barone, Mitch Ru-

bin, Franck Euksuzian, Mike Phillips, Phaly Moravek, Second Row — Darran Lee, Rich Venere, Tom Rich, Toby Timmons, Paul Moore, Ray Jones, Dave Doyle, Jim DiModica, Nick Ruebel, Mike Edge, Rodney Funk, Third Row — Paul Sidhu, Nils McCarty, — Goerke, Student Assistant Coach Tim Beard, Head Coach Rich PoRobinson, Brent Boone, Chris Helmus, Mark Fishman. Back Bill

Jeff

sipanko.

_¥'

V/^

%

'^i^

'v

# Fr

116

WRESTLING

1987-88 Lancer Wrestling

Chesty Frank,

Tommy

Todd

Gilbert.

Team

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

first

row

(left to right)

Robson, Elon Kelley, Joey Azero,

Second Row: Ted Proctor, Andy

Mautner, Curtis Edwards, John Stukes, Standing: Manager Tracy Leach-Lewis, Willie Gaines, William Walsh, Scott Hovermale, Jesus Strauss, Dave Taylor, Tim Mason,

Doug Hartley, Stuart Wilkinson, David Gibson, Manager Brenda Carson, Coach Steve Nelson.

117

LONGWOOD ATHLETIC STAFF Director of Athletics

Coach

Baseball

Men's

Basketball

Assistant

Charles (Buddy) Bolding

Coach

Cal Luther

Coach

Ernest Neal

Women's

Basketball

Assistant

Coach

Field

Dr. Carolyn V. Hodges

Coach

Shirley

Duncan

Loretta Coughlin

Hockey Coach

Sue Finnic

Men's Golf and Wrestling Coach

Steve Nelson

Women's Golf Coach

Dr. Barbara Smith

Women's Gymnastics Coach

Ruth Budd

Women's

Sue Finnic

Lacrosse

Coach

Riding Coach

Mary Whitlock

Soccer and Men's Tennis Coach

Rich Posipanko

Softball

Coach

Loretta Coughlin

Women's Tennis Coach

Bill

Athletic Trainer

Gary Carlton

Cheerleader Advisor

Mildred Johnson

Athletic Department Secretaries

Clara Johnson

Moore

Penny Reynolds Sports Information Director

Hoke

Office Assistant

Joyce Dickenson

Sports Information Office Staff: Jon Waters, Darling.

ii8

Mike

Phillips,

Currie

Michelle Krolikowski, Sonya Hughes,

Tony

Brzezicki, Lisa Salter,

Alex

119

THE VIRGINIAN

ABOVE: BELOW:

Beth Camillo,

Cory Taylor

Jeff Dingeldein,

and Melanie

Bert.

As

made the

1987-88 Yearbook,

editor to the

would

like

to

this year a success. Patience

many

I

thank everyone who has is

one of

virtues that everyone needs to

apprehend.

This yearbook would not

have been a success had not everyone

who

donated pictures and took time out to help with on-the-second problems decid-

many

ed not to participate. There are

people that deserve thanks but there are a

few

who

deserve special thanks.

Beth Camillo,

My

are

Me-

extreme dedication to

lanie Bert, for her

the production of this book, for her

They

assistant editor;

Kim Bunn,

encouragement and support

in

rough times; Sue Gallimore, for picking

up the

pieces in the

fall

and giving me

something to work with; Bonnie Buckner, for the personality for her work;

Lord,

Kim

Bell,

Corey Taylor

and the consciousness

Suzanne Kalligham, Seusan Sarah Tetterton, and

for helping with the production

dedicated person

who knows how and what

yearbook, because without

YOU

to

and work with the

do when there

there would be

is

no book.

a

layouts.

A very special thanks goes out to Beth Camillo; she

problem and

I

Sincerely,

am not available.

Jeff

Also

Dingeldein

I

must not forget

Editor-in-chief

is

a hard working

and

YOU the purchaser of the

A

][

t

lis

123

HOLIDAYS

Joyce

Lamond and Maria Bowen

look like tasty sweets for trick

Yes,

Mr. Williams you have

Back to the

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Dickens

at the

Cameratas'

fifties girls?

Sherri

Valentines

to be Charles

Dickens Dinner.

or treaters

Day

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

An Awesome

Desert in Vlackwell Dining Hall.

Nunn and her chef show off their delicious cake.

CONVOCATION Convocation

is

Longwood's

traditional academic

ceremony

in

which Seniors

are recognized at the

beginning of the academic year. During the ceremony, the Seniors are capped with decorative hats made

by their "httle brothers or

Auditorium on September our

little sisters"

3,

own Dr. George Healy,

Anne Morton,

a graduate of

underclassmen.

It

1987

who

at 1:00

are close friends.

acting president of

Longwood.

The 1987

convocation was held in Jarman

pm. There were two speakers

A

Longwood

College.

at

The

the ceremony.

many

Lisa Loudermilk

Little Sister

Seniors will always remember.

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first

variety of people attended, including alumni, faculty,

was an occasion that

and

The

Paula

Summers

at

was

second was a guest speaker,

Convocation.

and

I

COLOR RUSH This

Rush

year's is

whites.

Color Rush was held October

a paint battle

Green and whites

Red and whites

It sets

1987 on Wheeler Hall. Color

the

are students that will graduate in' an

who

are those

were present to generate Octoberfest.

9,

Paint battle between green and whites and red and whites.

between the green and whites and the red and

will

spirit.

mood

graduate in an even year.

Color Rush

for the

is

like

odd

The

an opening

act for

upcoming weekend. This

A

year.

clowns

year's

clown

at

Color Rush

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OKTOBERFEST

The

clowns on the engine

Mornk Clowns

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are a big part of Oktoberfest.

Geist chose certain students as spirit leaders.

The

spirit leaders

and Geist

sold Olctoberfest T-shii

One

of the

many booths on

the midway.

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DECEMBER GRADUATION On

December

held.

i6,

1987, the

The ceremony was

Room

in

May

December graduation

at

Longwood was

designed for those graduating in December to be

formally recognized. Before,

walk with the

first

December graduates were allowed

to return

President, Dr.

graduation.

and

graduates. This year the graduation was held in the Gold

Lankford Student Union.

Many

people were there to watch the

graduates receive their diplomas.

Longwood Concert Choir

130

sings at Graduation.

George Healy speaks

at

the

December

LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE This year the Longwood Leadership Conference was held ticipate

at

Virginia Beach on February 3-7. Students were eligible to par-

through the many different organizations on campus. The conference helped students to generate

concerning their leadership

on campus,

abilities.

The

conference also had indepth discussions on the use of alcohol

as well as techniques to help with publicity, styles,

managing

time,

critical

thinking

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; related

activities

working with budgets, and

creative

thinking.

STUDENT GOALS

14

Critical thinking

A

Sense of History

An An

Understanding and Appreciation of the Arts Understanding and Appreciation of the Sciences

Career Readiness Effective

A

Communication

Sense of Direction

Interpersonal Effectiveness

Responsible Citizenship

LONGWOOD LEADERSHIP

A

World Consciousness

Leisure Skills and a Sense of Well-Being.

CONFERENCE

Resource III

Management

Effective Family Relationships

And

a

Sense of Awakening

Beach February 5-7,13BB Vi pgi ni a

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SPECIAL OLYMPICS

On

February 20, 1988 Special Olympics were

Gym. Student

held in Lancer

volunteers were

huggers, scorers, and timers. Clowns were present to keep spirits high. Various student

organizations donated time having shifts

during the day.

It

was

a

rewardmg experience

not only for the participants but also for the volunteers.

The

Pi

Kappa Phi volunteered

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Basketball was one of the

their services.

The

athletes were cheered

clowns participate in the fun.

on by

their peers.

many

activities.

MISS

LONGWOOD PAGEANT The

Longwood

1988 Miss

worth

of scholarships

Scholarship Pageant awarded ^2,500.00

and cash awards to

Miss Longwood received

it's

?i,6')0.oo, the first

winning contestants. runner-up received

?500.oo, the second runner-up received ^250.00, and the third

runner-up received ^100.00. In addition to the ^1,650.00, Miss

Longwood 1988 Jacket,

also received Pearl Earrings with

from the Crown Collection,

Baldwins, Miss

A

Diamond

Cluster

Jantzen Swimsuit from

Longwood Sash from Caryn's Creation and

Miss Longwood Crown from Martin the

Jeweler,

A

Pairet's,

Bouquet from

Rochette's Florist, Manicures for one year from Tracey's

"Backdoor"

Kristine

M. Meaney

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

salon,

and

a scarf

from

Travis'.

winner 1988 Miss Longwood Pageant.

Miss Longwood 1988 and her court from Left to Right: Miss Miss Sandra Gail Clayton, and Miss Anita

Jo.

Wanda

Faye Carter, Miss Kritine

M. Meaney,

Washington.

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SPRING

The Ambassadors

WEEKEND

Mike Edwards

in the pit.

TIHI

Another victim

134

hits the

mud.

enjoys Spring

Weekend.

ysspm-^'

The Greeks

relaxing in front of Stubbs.

South Ruffner proves they

are

"So Ruff."

The

Oozeball tradition continues.

JSi 1,''

fe??te^ ''"sSfesiCjtex...

%^i'^""]SWrif\J

'"

i,*'*WV'^'^.

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Students and friends take a lunch break.

Spring Weekend

Paul refs and oozeball game.

is

a time of socializing.

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GRADUATION

Graduation

is

a time of excitement

but yet consists of making

many

decisions.

One's

life is

in his

hands! Leaving college consists of losing friends or close contact with the friends, leaving the world of dependency, and of course

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NO STUDYING.

GRADUATION

i fl

137

138

"No Mary,

"Now Parker.

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this

is

we know what occupies

not the

all

North

Kim, Kathy,

Pole!"

of Robin's time

boyfriend David

Liz,

and Suzanne

say, "Isn't

Halloween Great?"

Outside of Tabb was an awesome sight on November snowfall.

ii, 1987, the first

"•

Shawn and Tim

••'•HlUtlt.-UMI...

take pride in representing the Colonades.

Laurie Tolles, a true "angel"

,,,

Scott Wassenberg

—

Strike!

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"Four years of

college

and we

still

don't

know which way

and Kathryn

is

up"

— Pam

First place

winner for the bulletin board contest during Alcohol Awareness

Week: 2nd Floor Tabb

'^MEENDOPVSJ

Rainbow?

i

j£i fiffl*.

S,;e

"•

Surprise! Ricky Otey,

SGA

President

Pyramid our

Lynch

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Jennifer

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Swann, Kathryn Brown, Pamela Woody, Brenda

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