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Longwood College Farmvillc, Virginia

TABLE OF CONTENTS Campus

4

Life

100

Sports

Administration and Faculty

16

Campus

The Student Body

25

Graduation

123

Clubs and Organizations

60

Advertisements

129

Greek

77

Conclusion

136

Life

Services

118

ABNEY LANCASTER LIBRARY LONGWGOD COLLEGE

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LONGWOOD Longwood College was under much construction this past year. 1990 offered the students new opportunities to become excellent, improved individuals. Longwood stressed education of the whole person: academically, physically, socially, emotionally, and spiritually. It will be remembered as striving towards excellence while the world was on the brink of war and the nation attempted to pull itself out of a recession. Despite the problems facing students, administration, faculty and staff, the Longwood community took the nation's grief in long easy strides. Longwood had many positive events to look forward to, such as the opening of the new library and the construction of the much needed residence hall. Though the construction of Grainger was halted for a few years and the classes that used to be held in the building were relocated, the college came through the changes skillfully.

The Peaks of Knowledge.

Photo: Dr. Elisabeth Flynn

Longwood under

construction.

Photo: Dr. Elisabeth Flynn

CONVOCATION Kay, Melissa, Sharon, Stacey and Tammy held tight to their caps.

On Friday, September 7, 1990 at 1:00 p.m., seniors celebrated convocation in Jarman Auditorium. Convocation was a time where lower classmen cap a Senior. Symbolizing the Seniors last year of Longwood life, it was a happy time for Seniors because there were only eight months brothers and

little

sisters" of the Seniors decorated the caps

with

until graduation.

The

"little

items that served as a memory of the past three years at Longwood. Dr. Ernest L. Boyer, President of The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching spoke to Seniors about their future.

Students mingled after the ceremony on that

warm

day.

Laura, Irene, Tammy, Jay, cap creations.

Amy and Faith showed off their

\ CAMPUS

LIFE

FELLOWSHIP

OKTOBERFEST "Can You Feel It?" was the theme for the 1990 Oktoberfest.

Events began Friday, October 12 with the singer/comedian Pat Dailey (SUN). Unfortunately, the

show was rained-out only

minutes after it began.

Saturday morning was de-

fifteen

pressing for students and frantic for the members of Geist.

The Ambassadors led tours in the rain while Geist tried to

filled the air with live broadcasts, guest appearances, and great music.

There were alumni field

ance and

hockey, soccer, and rugby games as well as performances by the Lancer Edition and the Catalinas.

Bedford Gallery featured the Faculty Art Show as well as the

decide where Oktoberfest

Senior Art Show by Keith Covington and Dawn Stanley.

In addition to numerous Ad-

should be held. Around 9:30 a.m., the rain stopped and the sun peeked out a little. Geist

missions activities, there was also the annual Oktoberfest Parade, Dick Williamson Golf

then decided Oktoberfest booths would be held on

Tournament, Children's

Stubbs/Lankford Mall as usual.

Booths were sponsored by fraternities, sororities,

ROTC,

Games, Biergarten, Step Show, and Young Alumni picnic.

Saturday drew to a close with the Student Union's showing of "Back

to the

Future

III."

clubs and organizations. The Student Education Association (SEA), won first place for its booth and Art Works, Inc. took

Sunday afternoon kicked off with the CROP Walk at two p.m., The Color Rush, Paint Battle, and picnic followed. Ok-

second. One well frequented booth measured strength and percentage of body fat.

WLCX made another Âťppefr

toberfest concluded with the Reggae band "Full Stop," which

was presented by

the Student

Union.

DZ's enjoyed

the B ergarten i

hosted in the

Oktoberfest clowns

entertained chil-

dren on Stubbs Mall.

represented in

CATCH THE

Tyrian, Angle, Tanya, Kim, Cyndi, Lorraine to hit the

SPIRIT

and Regina were ready

town.

Rocco and Jay displayed the Oktoberfest t-shirt.

Dave and Karen danced to Fuma's tunes.

Above: Jason and friends showed their spirit

on

60's day.

LONGWOOD LEADERS

Marcia Shelton, Brad Owen, Don Stuart, Sue Saunders, Zav Dadabhoy enjoyed the break at lunch.

Students

and Faculty sat

with

Dr.

and Mrs. Dorrill at

The 1991 leadership conference, entitled "Developing Leaders For Tomorrow" was held in Virginia Beach. With the help of MaryKaye Benton and Zav Dadabhoy who organized the event, the conference was both a mini-vacation and a lot of hard work. Students, faculty, and administrators attended workshops in order to learn about the various components of leadership. The conference opened with Juliann Martinez, who led the group in activities designed to increase their self-awareness and cooperation skills. Through the use of video tapes and games, she was able to make the presentation both enjoyable and educational. "Applying Leadership Styles" a presentation by Sue Saunders, Dean of Students, and Sherry Gatewood, a sophomore, defined leadership qualities and explored personal goals. Another stimulating lecture, "How to Light Their Fire: Motivation" by Brenda Cross, Director of Minority Affairs, focused on recruiting and keep-

awaited a

ing members interested in clubs and organizations on campus. Both students and administrators worked side by side towards a common goal: to better prepare Longwood students for life after college. Robie McFarland and Zav

speech on Multi-

Dadabhoy, both Student Development Educat-

cultural Diver-

presented a workshop entitled, "Leadersheep or is it OK to Question Authority."

Participants discussed how to stand up for their rights in a productive manner. Also, Dr.

lunch.

Delegates

sity.

Staff

and Stu-

dents had the opportunity to interact.

ors,

Dorrill spoke on the relationship between leadership skills and daily life. With delegates from the Student Government Association.

Peer Helpers, Resident Assistants, Peer Advisors, and many of the other organizations on campus, Longwood was well represented.

Peer Helpers presented a

Phylis Mable and dele-

session on "Sexuality

gates Alicia, Johnaill, Lin-

Leadership Roles."

and

Monica, and Derrick shared a smile at lunch. dy,

TRADITION CONTINUED

Candy Apples sold well at

Lancer Line kicked

the Association of Black

up

Students booth.

Oktoberfest.

their heels for

Art

Work

Inc.

won second

place for the Booth Competition.

FINE DINING Alan Ickes and Eddie Holman are familiar dining hall faces.

Behind the scenes, the Chef and his helper stir the soup.

Beth Purser and

Donna Gulden and breakfast.

friend study at

Kathy Desmett talk about The Clan of the Cave Bear.

Alpha

Sig's

enjoy talking with breakfast.

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crane helped to install the piping for the library. Photo courtesy of Dr.

Elisabeth Flynn.

Pm^M Early construction showed the foundation.

Dr. Flynn.

Photo by Bulldozers leveled the ground for the mall area.

The

library

was

finally completed.

RECREATION IS THERAPEUTIC Good times and smiles made weekend life great.

Karen, Johnail and Tenera appreciated the Alpha Phi Omega initiation dinner.

An egyptian pose courtesy of Kim ber.

Karen, Leslie, Janice and Alison girl's night out memorable.

made

the

Terry and knot.

Amy

tied the

Julie, Teresa,

"hooked up"

Tena, Laurie, Kendahl, Kristin and Michelle to attend the Pi

Kappa

Phi's

Pimp and Whore

Party.

In action, Brian spiked the ball for a point.

ARA

sponsored another picnic on Lankford Mall. This one accompanied the Reggae band "Full Stop."

ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY

THE PRESIDENT lilMH

Dr.

William

F.

Dorrill,

Longwood's President since 1988.

VICE PRESIDENT

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Donald Stuart, Vice President Academic Affairs handled all the academic dilemmas for the year. Insuring a quality education, he worked for academic enrichment of the Longwood community.

Dr.

for

During Civility Week,

Dr. Dorrill

served cake at the Student Appreciation

Dinner.

Dr.

Donald Stuart

VICE PRESIDENTS

Donald Winkler inspected some

slides for publication.

Dr.

Donald Winkler, Vice President of Public

ient of

Dr.

many

Affairs, recip-

publication awards.

James Cross, Vice President of Research and Information Systems studied notes for a meeting.

The Virginian Staff apologizes to Mr. Richard Hurley, Vice President of Business Affairs and to Mrs. Nancy Shelton, Vice President of Alumni Affairs, for not scheduling a photography time.

STUDENT AFFAIRS Phyllis Mable, Vice President for Student Affairs encouraged students to become in-

volved at Longwood last year. She along with other student service groups promoted extra-curricular activities to enhance a student's overall education. She helped orga-

nize the Civility Week at Longwood in March and the special Student Appreciation Dinner.

Sue Saunders, Dean of Students, advised students and organizations with planning of activities. Advertising posters and banners were approved by her before posting them.

She worked directly with the Housing Staff to help keep residence hall problems to a minimum. The installation of new security doors had a great impact on students: Sue Saunders was a Sounding Board for student problems.

Phyllis Mable, Vice President for Student Affairs.

Sue Saunders, Dean of Students

HOUSING STAFF Longwood's housing staff were ready and

Lynette Jennings, Assistant

Director of Housing.

available to help students with problems involving

the residence halls.

Sometimes the security keys did not function if so a student took it to the office and requested a new one. The

properly,

housing staff were friendly

and able

to help

with most problems on campus.

'amela Lea,

REC Wheeler and

Cox.

David

Rettig, Director of

Michael Herndon,

REC

Housing

Frazer.

Ken Rockensies, REC Collonades and Cunninghams.

Aaron

Stanley,

REC

Curry.

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

Merry

Allen, Chair of

Math Department John Arehart, Professor Math and

Computer Science.

Fushern Chen, Professor of Math

Robert Wu, Professor of Math

George Rust, Instructor of Math

Dr.

James Gussett taught in a mock classto parents on Involvement Day.

room

FACULTY

John M. Austin, Associate Professor of Physical Science and Program Director in Earth Science.

Thomas D. Dukes, Associate Professor of Marketing and

Chair.

NOT PICTURED William Abrams, Edna Allen-Bledsoe, Nancy

Andrews, Jennifer Apperson, Pamela Arkin, Frank Bacon, Mark

Theresa Clark. Martha Cook, Lee Cooke, Carolyn Cooper, Loretta

Coughlin, Richard

Baldridge, Robert Ban-

Couture, Carolyn Craft, James Cross,

ton

Billy Batts, Ro-

James Crowl, James

bert Nels Beck, Robert

Curley, Douglas

Berry, Lee Bidwell,

Dalton, Jesse Dillon

Sarah Bingham, Steven Blankenship, Robert Blasch, Joseph

Richard Donaldson,

III,

Blauvelt, Eleanor Bob-

Otis Douglas,

III,

Jr.,

Shir-

ley Duncan, Joyce Edelen, Randell Ed-

monson, Rodena

Charles Bolding, Sandra Bollinger, Raymond Brastow, David

Etherridge, A. Moffatt

Sandra

Evans, Louis Fawcett,

bitt,

Breil,

Breil,

William Brown, Will-

iam Burger, Jobs

Ellerbe,

Jr.,

Elizabeth

Lynn Ferguson,

Burke, David Caliban,

Owen Fields, Kathleen Flanigan, Mary

Carolyn Callaway,

Flanigan,

William Carlton, Jayne Carson, Craig Challender, Stanley Ciplinski, Billy Clark,

Fletcher, Elisabeth Louise Flynn, Melinda

Thomas

bons, Sally Gilfillan, Gerald Graham, Dale

Grubb, James Gussett, Nancy Anderson, Marshall Hall, Frances Hamlett, Darrell Harbaum, Kristine Harbour, William Harbour.

William Harding, Bette Harris, Robert Hay-

den, Richard Heinemann, Frances Hellmuth, James Marvin Helms, Paul Hesselink, Fillmer Hevener, Jr.,

Stephen Hicks, Lawrence Hlad, Gerald Holder, Frank Howe, Patricia Howe, Gerald Hughes, Jr., Judith Johnson, James Jordan,

Fowlkes, William

Rena Koesler, Chrystyna Kosarchyn, Rebecca R. Laine, Joe

Frank, Robert Gib-

Lavely,

Kouok Law,

Louis Lajaunie, Jr., Martha Lestourgeon, Patton Lockwood, Michael Lund, Patricia Lust, Jay Dee Martin, Maurice Maxwell, Robert May, Susan May, Freda McCombs, Deborah McWee, Wayne

McWee, Ruth Lyn Meese. Donald Merkle, Wayne Meshejian, Gilbert Millar, Lucia Monger, Francis Moore, III,

Bruce Montgomery, Frieda Myers, Neal, Nelson Steve Nelso, Noone, Jr., Jean

Ernest

Neal, E.

T.

Noone, Amie Oliver, Julian O'Neal, Priscilla Ord, Geoffrey Orth, Mar-

nolds, Gordon Ring William Schall, Can dace Ashton-Shaeffer, Marvin Scott, Ellery Se^

dgwick, Patricia Shank,

Sue Shaw, Maria veira, Betty Jo

Sil

Sim

mons, Barbara Smith, Edward Smith, Maurice

Homer Springer Colvin Steele, III,

Sneller, Jr.,

David Stein, Massie

Stinson, George Jr., Ibrahim Stwodah, Camilla Tin-

Stonikinis,

nell,

Wayne

Tinnell,

Donald Trott, Arthur Van Ness, III, Nancy Vick, Phyllis Wacker,

Robert Webber, Carol)m Wells, Thomas Williams, Vera Williams,

Mary

ylin Osborn, Terry Overton, Dean Palmer,

Gary

John Peale, Kenneth Perkins, John Petty, Jean Poole, Terry Ramsey, John Rey-

Woodburn, William

Wittekind,'

Woodburn, Robert

Woods, Reginald Yancey, Douglas Young,

Sarah Young.

The Virginian Staff would like to thank those professors who took time out of their busy schedules to have their pictures made for the yearbook.

"MOUe POTATOES, PL€AS€."

"WHAT LONG?"

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TAKING SO

FACULTY FOLLIES

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SENIORS Mary-Robyn Adams

Amy

Allen

Cassandra Anderson Susan Anderson

Monica Barcosky Brian Blackwell Jeffery Blough Patricia

Bohannon

Michelle Boggs William Brady

Mary Ann Bray Marie Bristow

Douglas Broyhill Carol Byers

Amy Carle Amy Church

Karen Clary Lisa Clary Jeffrey Clayton

Melissa Cline

Adams

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Cline

Holly Coffman Curlee Stacy Crockarell Gabrielle Dales

Ayme

Angela Deso Denise Dilday Stacy Dingel

Sharon Donohue

Shena Dowdy David Driward Billy

Dunn

Lori Drye

Christine Earczynski

Teresa

Emory

Susan Eubank Ed Faust

Cynthia Fleet

Kay Francis Dave Gamache Raerita Gallop

Coffman

*

Gallop

Debbie Garland Leigh Genier Kim Glacken Audrey Glassock

David Good Connie Gormus Lynn Graves Michael Haas

Denise Haley Joann Hanagan Augustus Harper Jill

Hartt

Peg Hayes Dennis Heath Virginia Hite

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Robert Hood Christopher Hoover Chris Horan

Dawn Hoskins

Garland

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Hoskins

Robyn Hunnicut Shannon Hurley Rebecca Hurt Susan Hughes

Jill

Isaac

Mark

Jenkins Alison Johnston

Kimberly

Justis

Cynthia Kilgore Lori Lambert

Tamutha Lee Richard Lellinger

James Limbach Michelle Logwood

Karen Lombardo Beth Lord

Wendy

L. Martin Karla Marotta Denise Masiello

Wes Mayton

Hunnicut

*

Mayton

Kimberly McCauIey

Kim McCluny Laurie McKean Deidre McKendry

Charles McKinney Troy Miller Dawn Mister Joseph Mitterer

Michael Morelli Kelley

Moran

Tina Napier Stacey Nash

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Kimberly Nelson Melissa

Newcomb

Amy

Norris

Tammy Nunn

Patricia

Amy

Ogden

Osterhout

Vonda Peatross Suzanne Pellegrino

McCauley

*

Pellegrino

Susannah Pinch Angela Poythress Pamela Puckett Sara Quisenberry

Laura Raiford Jennifer Ratlief

Sandra Ratliff Kacey Ray

David Richards Sharon Riek Stacy Roberts Nicole Robinson

Garry Saunders Patricia Sheldon Cynthia Shelton Kaarin Sitterding

Linda Slayton Julie Smith Allison Sparks Ronald Stevens

Pinch

*

Stevens

Kellie Stutz

Cara Sullivan Stephen Swanson Corey Taylor

Jonathon Thackston John Thomasson Rebecca Todd Elizabeth Toney

Traci Trim

Elizabeth Verley Valarie Vida Holly Wagner

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Rhonda Wall Carolyn Ward Robert Warner

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Tambera Weddle Karen Wescott Carla Westerman

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Westerman

Mitchell

Wharam

Stephanie White

Ada Whitehead Catherine Williams

Melissa Williams Suzanne Williams

Bryan Windley Michael Woodley

Joseph Yaroszeuski Barbara Zwirnbaum and Suzanne Kalighan demonstrated their best smile instructed to say fuzzy pickles.

when

Jennifer Gilson

Hackey Sack remained a popular sport at Longwood. Bobby Williams anticipated a pass from Ben Bartlett or Derrick Diffee.

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Juniors Linda Andrews

Tonya Ashman Katherine Austin

Dania Baber Rochelle Barnett Rachel Bearr

Leslie

Bernard

Ramona Biller Wendy Blankenship Donald Bobbitt

Donna

Bobbitt Christy Boger

Jeffrey

Bogushefsky Faith

Bond

Margaret Burgener Tim Burgess Belinda Burton Beth Bradley

Karen Brandt Sharon Bryant Jennifer Colbert Keith Collins

Maxine Cook Karen Cunningham

Chris Davis Serena Danraj Helen Dennis

Kim DeRonda Kathy Desmett Joshua Diamond

Karen Dolan Rachel Downey Lourrie Duddridge Colleen Dunn Lisa

Dyson

Sonia Easter

Andrews

*

Easter

Jennifer Elmore Elyse Englehart Jeff

Erwing

Evans Sherry Evans Tiffany Evans

Kelli

Lisa Felton

Kim Ferguson Firman Kimberly Foster Cindy Frazer David Fuller

Jeff

Charlie Fultz Patricia Gardner Becky Gattett

Amy

Geron

Jennifer Glasco Jill

Godfrey

Mark

Gravitt

Theresa Gregory Michelle Hall

Joanne Hamilton Jenny Hammond Doncella Hampton

Leigh

Hampton

James Harris Mary Hart Stephen Hemschoot Paul Hermsen Sheri Hinson

Gilda Hite

Thomas Houchins Andy Hughes Lavonda Jones Robert Jones Cullen Johnson

Elmore

*

Johnson

Debra Jones Donna Kee Laura Kelly Julie Kernodle Michael Kildow Regina Lampkin

Ellen Laseter

Heather Leach Katharine Lee Jami Lindal Sherry Loving

Wendy

Lyle

Tamara Mainville Kenneth Magee Karen Major Laura Marks Jennifer Meeler John Michals

Marianne Moffat Erin Murphy Michelle Nash Cardine Neal Elizabeth Neal Michelle Neubecker

Danea Nugent Aunatasia Obradoric Kerry O'Malley Kathleen O'Reilly Anita Owens Cheryl Overton

Michael Pacelli Kenneth Patton

Nancy Patrick Michelle Peale Cindy Peay Benjamin Pedersen

Jones

*

Pedersen

HoUie Phelps Anothip Phimmasone Laure Poe Stephanie Proctor Michael Proul

Sarah Raffetto

Michelle Ragsdale Frances Redman

Sharen Richardsen Karen Rish Shannon Roarke Kendra Rosenburg

Karen Rothschild Laura Royster Laura Rush Bonnie Seers Sheri Senter

Edward Simmons

Michele Shepard Kristin Smith Lisa Smith Shelley Smith Shelley Stansbury

Karen Strwhun

Judith Stech Kristen Sturdevant

Subido Susan Taylor April Titcomb Whitney Thomas

Joel

Kimberly Townsend Molly Trapp Renee Traynham Virginia

Vimpey

Chrissy Virts

Anna Wade

Phelps

*

Wade

Stephanie Wade

Walker Karen Watts

Julie

Jennifer Wells Christopher Welles Julie Wiley

William Thomas William Wilson Larry Williams Willie Williams Michelle Winter Stacy Whitely

J.

J.

Wells and Beth Purser

ready to

all

dressed up and

go.

Sherry Parks, Janet Miles, Amy Smith and Jenny Martin

relaxed at D.

after a

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Bradley's

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Zwirnbaum

Stephanie Meagher, Leslie Bernard, and Keith Johnson smiled at the action in the 3-D S-UN movie.

Kim

Gaffos satisfied her sweet tooth with

some cotton candy.

Longwood Ambassadors pushed ment at the Involvement Fair.

Libby and Beth collected money for the Biergarten.

The Junior Class clowns, Leslie and Stephanie, entertained all with their bright smiles.

involve-

Margaret Burgener promoted the Student Education Association to parents at the Involvement Fair.

SOPHOMORES Susan Airing Holly Aldrich

Shane Anderson Heather Bobbitt Gregg Baird Michelle Banas

Jeannie Barody Jennifer Barrett

Michele Basey Tracy Barwatt April Beamer Janine Benizio

Chris Bishop Beth Black Christine Bock Jennifer Bolyard

David Boyer Kimberly Brandyberry

Katherine Brown Julie Burrus

Sharon Butler Paula Casey Zhan Caplan Patrick Carr

Champion Dana Cherry

Christie

Jackie Clark Cassie Cohen

Jenny Collins

Matthew Cooke

Carol Cooper

Dana Council Mary Davis Jana Davis

Rodney DeGuzman Cynthia Didlake

Airing

*

Didlake

Jennifer Dieringer Donna Doggett

Melanie Doyal Jennifer Dudley

Mary Duley Shannon Duvall

Erik Bachelle

Tonya Edmonds Lisa

Edmons

Angela Elliott Robert Eubank Julie Ezzell

Michelle Farrow

Mary

Fitzgerald

Frank Davide Shannon Gardner Sherri Gardner Sherry Gatewood

Betsy Gee

Rhonda Gibbs Lisa Goehner Keith Goff Cynthia Gonye Bridget Graham

Melanie Hall Shelli

Hammock

Cynthia Harper Jennifer Harvey David Haslet

Kevin Hearl

Ann Heim Alma Hendrick Terry Higgins

Courtney Hodges James Hogler Julie Holland

Dieringer

*

Holland

Holman Tamra Hood Teresa Hudson Janet

William Ivie

Brenda Jackson

Mary Jackson

Thomas Jacoby Shana James Susan Jenkins

Kim Jones Melissa Jones Jennifer Johns

Amy Johnson Debbie Johnson Sarah Johnson Trudy Jordan Linda Jupe Michelle Kennedy

Carrie Kiernan Jennifer Kiyat

Laura Lane

Amy

Langley Heidi Lee

Wendy Leonard

Karen Letsinger Kimberly Linger Littman

Amy Lomax Lovelace Chris Machenburg Jeff

Diane Majewski Danielle Manfre

Greg

Mann May

Teresa

Mitzi McChesney Kenya McConnell

Holman

*

McConnell

Jennifer

McDonald

Laura McDowell Raymond McElroy

Annamarie Miller Cristine Miller Laura Miller

Jennifer Mishoe

Suzanne Moessner Jennifer Nabors Katherine Neumann Diane Nestlerode

Shannon Nunnally

Kelly O'Reilly

Mendy Owen Nicole Pacyna

Tara Penkins Corrine Philipp Tara Popperwill

Diane Powell Jennifer Price Elizabeth Rice

Derick Richard Jackie Rigsbee Jennifer Reeves

Janet Roberts Elizabeth Russell John Russell

Amy

Sacra

Werner Scherer Wendy Schoomaker

Becky Sears Evelyn Sell Adessa Shean Chris Smiley Jay Synder Strassheim ijf0^istt^;-^i'

McDonald

*

Strassheim

Shane Storer Christopher Stuart Barry Sykes Steven Tanner Allison Thompson Lisa Traylor

Jason Turner James Vick

Michael Watkins Angela Williams Megan Williams Katherine Williamson

Debbie Wilson Judi Weller

Dana Wellington Anne Woltz Jason

Wood

Pamela White

Tim Wright Dola Young Jennifer Young

Robert

Hammerschmidt

Storer

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Young

Time moved

fast

for

students

throughout the Longwood community. Many activities occupied our day.

Our activities ranged from clubs,

Greek

life,

organizations, sports, or

just socializing.

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NATIONAL SERVICE FRATERNITY

Freshman Suzanne Aguero Sharon Alloy Jennifer Almarode Christy Arent

Ann

Austin

Clarissa Balbalian

Christina Barnes Angelique Bateman

Nicole Bedard Scott Bedio

Anna Behnken

Tammy

Belton

Elizabeth Beckner

Sonia Bethea Lori Bierowski

Dayna Blakenship Darrell Boland

Vivian

Bommer

Kelly Borges

Kimberly Boucher Rushe Bourque Kathryn Bridges Kristy

Brown

Laurinda Brundage

Cindy Bryant Karen Burgess Rebekah Burgess

Tim Burkett Mike Byram

Amy

Cale

Sharon Cahoon Robert Camus Heather Carlson Emily Carter Melanie Case Mike Casey

Aguero

*

Casey

Kyle Chaillet Michael Chambers Kimberly Chapman Stephanie Cheesman Christina Childress

Trevor Clarke

Anne Cochrane Susan Collins Stephanie Colvin Joseph CoUvam

Mary Ellen Cooke Jimmy Coombs

Donna Fay Conner Matthew Copsey Luke Corneliussen April Crawley Michael Crawley Kelley Croxton

Stacey Custer Ronnie Davis Kathy Derkelnick Christina Delobe Kelly Dobbins Angela Dollard

Catherine Dovin Christine Doyle Cindy Driver

Renee Durosky Stephen Dunnigan Sharon Dye

Michael Edenfield Teresita Edwards Elizabeth Enzbrenner

Deniece Empson

Myoung Fordon Anthony Ferrar

Chaillet

*

Ferrar

Melissa Fix

Becky Flippen Mvovna Fordan Jennifer Fox Sarah Frank Russell French

Phyllis Firth

Stephane Fritton Jennifer Fulther Carla Gesendaffer

Deanna Gibson Heather Gilbert

Scott Gilbert Jennifer Gilmuntin Jennifer Ginader

Joseph Giove III Jonna Glascoe

Melissa Greene Shelley Griffith

Aaron Grubs Laura Guyler

Megan Hackett Melinda Half

Melissa Halquist Sharnise Hamlin Jennifer Hancock Tiffany Hancock Christy Hannah

Tonya Hardison Scott Harris Natalie Hayes

Wiliam Hoovler Christina

Hockman

Frances Hendricks

Fix

*

Hendricks

Bonnie Hester Chris Hill

Laura

Hill

Kristine Hirsch

Tracy Hogan Michael Holand

Andy Humphries Kevin

Doug

Jarrell Jett

Kelly Johnson Lisa Mae Johnson Tiffany Johnson

Sharilyn Jones Shay Jones

Mary

Joplin

Betsy Korsnick

Amy

Kapper Carissn Keenan

Tracey Kennedy

Nancy Kern Karen Kepner John King Khadijah Louis Reem Khaldi

Jennifer Kraft

Kimberly Krantz Julian Lachowdcz Kristina Ladd

Melissa Lake

Kim LaLonde

Nora Lamb Kathryn Layne Margaret Leisure Lynnette Lehr Julie Lindsay

Ana

Hester

*

Litton

Litton

Jennifer

Lukeman

Trevor Cowgill Cari

Lumsden

Robin Lusk Susan Lynch Stacey Madison

Mary Manning Roland Matthews Stephanie Marshall Erin Martensen Kellie Martin James Maudlin

Stacy Mawyer Michelle McKay Kristen McDonald Cheryl Meeks Lisa

Meeks

Renita Melton

Carol Melnyx

Sthephen Melville Leslie Merrel

Mary

Miller

Sharon Mitchell John Moore

Debbie Monroe David Muir, Jr. Noel Munson

Murmer Kim Murphy

Kristin

Michelle Nerbecker

Shanna Nikzad

Dawn

Orndoff

Stacey Parker Peter Pazmino Amy Pedigo Nicole Pelletier

Lukeman

*

Pelletier

Becky

Pema

Bethea Perry Jennifer Phifer Christy Phillips

Rachael Phillips

Amy

Pillow

Shannon Pinto RoseAnn Pitzl Brandi Poling Susan Pope Christine Porter Julie Porter

Amy

Poteat

Michael Pratte Margaret Prishy Cynthia Pritt Michael Proffitt Suzanne Pruess

Brian Puhlick Jason Guattropani Rita Gura Keri Ramsden Jennifer Risko

Penny Roberts

Susan Robertson HoUie Rodgers Beth Reynolds Jason Russ Angela Sawyer Deena Schell

William Schultes Patricia Schneider Lori Schreiber

Karen Scott Olivia Sill

Michael Simukik

Perna

*

Simukik

Kathy Sink Kimberly Sheeley Stephanie

Shuman

Jennifer Slusher Kelli

Mary Beth

Sorensen Stradley

Jennifer Stell Jeanna Stich Bridget Stites Angela Stoots

Wendy Stone Chris Stuart

Cassandra Teele Christopher Thackston Claire Trullinger Greg Tsigaridas Lisa Vaden

Meredith VanAsdlen

Kathleen Voeth Heather Veazey Jason Walker Stephanie Walker Katherine Wallace Paula Ward

Robert Warren Robert Whitlock Estelle Willard Leslie Wilson Wendy Wilson Steven Wilkins

Robyn Willhide Michael Willis Lisa Williams Janice Wills

Connie Wright Sherry Wright

Sink

*

Wright

Denise Wyatt Chris Yeatts Michael Yeatts Neil Ziembra

As the newest class to enter the halls of Longwood College, freshmen students have shown more involvement in Longwood activities. During the first semester they participated in Oktoberfest. Selling ice cream cones, hot fudge sundaes, and lemonade gave many students the opportunity to meet new people while working to raise money for their class. Winning the Color Wars with the Junior Class at Oktoberfest was another event where the freshmen showed their support and spirit.

The semi-formal Christmas Dance was also a great success with over 150 Longwood freshmen attending. During the second semester, the Freshman Class participated in the Chili Cook-off and sponsored a talent show at Spring Weekend '91. Once again, the class showed outstanding spirit

and enthusiasm which made

for

an enjoy-

able year!

Fun

at

Club Nils

Some ISH

residents repainted

By Jason G. Walker, Freshman Class President

their doors.

Spirit

blast

Week

inspired a

from the

past.

Wyatt

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SPRING WEEKEND

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LONGWOOD'S SALUTE TO OUR ARMED FORCES On January 15, 1991, the allied forces were deployed to the Middle East in order to maintain peace. Saddam Hussein and his army took over Kuwait, which resulted in the military known as "Desert Storm."

In mid- April, a formal cease fire in the Persian Gulf was declared. The allies were victorious, as many of those in Hussein's army surrendered and the Kuwaitis regained control of their city.

Many brave men and women left their homes and families in order to serve in the Gulf. The following Longwood students were called to duty to serve during the conflict: Richard Adams, Brian C. Cope, Jerdon Durham, William W. Eubank, Jason Houtz, Lancelot A. James, Steven K. Kendall, Kelly L. Moran, Jeffrey S. Roosa, Donna C. Wyche. retaliation

WELLENBACHâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; AP with her young

PAT

Bidding farewell: son

An Army Reserve medic

What were you doing when did you feel about

the

war began and how

it?

Scott Gilbert

—

"I

was watching

the television when, a news flash came across the screen that the war had started. I wasn't

happy about the idea because I know people

had

my

to go

age that over there

to fight."

CHARLES PLATIAU— DOD POOL

U.S. Marines trained near the Saudi-Kuwait border last

week

as the

—

war tempo increased

"I Theresa Platte had just turned the television on. I

knew

that

it

was

evitable. couldn't get

let

in-

We

Hussein

away with what

he did."

Dr.

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The USS Wisconsin

fires its 16-inch

James Crowl

bridge when it started. I am not in favor

VERA— DOD POOL

guns at Iraqis in Kuwait

I was not happy about the de-

of war, so

Jay Wells

—

"I

was

my room

watching TV. I wasn't surprised, because we in

knew

the

war was

going to start."

Members

—

was playing

of the U.S. 101st Airborne prepare for a ground offensive NEWSWEEK: FEBRUARY

25. 1991

SADDAM WAS DEFEATED The United allied forces

States with

was

able to

defeat Hussein's forces

hands down. Many enemy soldiers surrendered with-

out a

fight.

The war was

one of despair for

all par-

ties involved. Even though the United States came out

victorious

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many lives were

ruined and lost through Saddam's cruel and grue-

some treatment.

A Marine

corps Sergeant reported the war to be "like hell would look and feel" in a letter of correspondence to

an American civilian. Although the war was tragic,

was necessary for the United States to prevent a it

dictator like Hussein to

have his way in Kuwait and other influential countries in the Middle East.

(War pictures were taken from Newsweek and Life Magazines and The Virginian would like to acknowledge them for the pictures.)

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down

contact on the wall.

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"DJ's" of

WLCX

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(left)

Anne prepares for her

lieWordls Spreading...

EDNESDAys WLCX

participated in the Chili Cookoff.

student Union Board

Ambassadors

Yearbook Staff apologizes to Honor Board for not including their picture

Judicial

Board

CHEMISTRY CLUB

GEIST

AN HONORARY LEADERSHIP FRATERNITY Officers

(1

to

Treasurer;

r)

Bobbi Wallace,

Tammy

Estes, President; Brenda Rodgers, Secretary; Lisa Dyson, Vice President of Oktoberfest; and Jayne Adair, Vice President of Bloodmobile.

Members 1991

(1

Tammy

of Geist Back:

to r)

Estes, Jeff

Thompson, Chris Parks, Karen Cunningham, Josh Diamond. Front: Mar-

ianne Moffat, Bren-

da Rodgers, Kelli Evans, Jayne Adair, Lisa Dyson, Ellen Bingswanger, Jenny Sue Glasco, Bobbi Wallace, Taline Akseraylian, and Nikki Jesser.

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FEDERATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS L TO R: President, Raceita Gallop; Presiding President, Angela Jones; Secretary, Karen Elbon; Treasurer, Robert Scott; Not Pictured: Corresponding Secretary, Racheal Bearr; Advisor Theresa Clark.

ASSOCIATION OF BLACK STUDENTS

KAPPA DELTA

PI

SIGMA ALPHA IOTA L to R: T to B. President: Kim Graves, Recording Secretary: Julie Zimmer, Tammy Leaf, Treasurer: Jana Davis, Vice President: Angie Brame, Missy Miller, Corresponding Secretary: Robin Huneycutt, Michelle Coats, Patricia Morris, Rebecca Todd, not Pictured, Jamie Riffle, Vicki Tanner, and Chaplain: Linda Slajrton.

Angie Brame and Tammy Leaf supported Phi Honors Choir Auditions.

Mu Alpha's fundraiser at the

L:R; T:B Pam White, Teresa Tassa, Vice President: Angela Billones, Racheal Bearr, Tonya Edmonds

Brame, Jessica

PHI

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Tom Walker

in the back.

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Honors Choir Auditions.

entertaining auditionees at Honors

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MUSIC FILLS THE HEART

1: Angie Painter, Michelle Cephas, Susan Curry, Sara Cady, Brenda Rodgers, Cindy Didlake, Michelle Banas, Natalie Hayes, Clarissa Balbalian, Kim Jones, Pam White, Dr. Donald Trott. Row 2: Nancy Sherman, Sherry Wright, Stacey Nash, Kim McCauley, Jennifer Fulcher, Tayloe Dennis, Debbie Bowman, Mary Jackson, Janice Ockerman, Diane Blantz, Christie-Jo Carter, Toi Williams, Allison Millies,

CONCERT CHOIR: Row

Teresa Tassa, Angie Brame. Row 3: Katherine Neumann, Susan Hughes, Julie Barton, Jessica Billones, Cindy Driver, Julie Flach, Jami Lindahl, Deena Pitts, Heather Carlson, Kim Justice, Belinda Tignor, Rhonda Thomas, Stephanie Steiniger, Dana Cherry, Shannon Daniel. Row 4: Kristy Brown, Kristina Ladd, Denise Empson, Jennifer Johns, Deens Schell, Heather Sterling, Ginger Sanderson, Rodney Berger, John King, Thomas Walker, Susan Pope, Susan Eubank, Kelli Sorenson, Robin Hunicutt, Amy Norris, Cassandra Yellis.

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Not Pictured: Alice Flora, Michele Nash, Cheryl Overton, Jeff Thomas and Scott

Wassenberg.

Camerata Singers: Row 1: Nancy Sherman/seated, Dr. Donald Trott, Dana Cesnauskas, Courtney Hodges, Kristy Brown, Julie Zimmer, Susan Heard, Amy Pedigo, Michelle Nash, Tonya Edmonds, Amy Norris, Vicki Tanner, Laura Miller, Wendy Edwards, Dawn Martin, Angie Brame (seated at organ). Row 2: Alice Flora, Susan Curry, Stacy Mayer, Rebecca Todd, Michelle Coats, Teresa Tassa, Dawn Livingston, Kim Krantz, Jana Davis, Sandy Fowler, Betsy Mann, Tammy Leaf, Hollie Rodgers, Sarah Johnson, Elizabeth Hutson. Row 3: Daniel Ellis, Dennis May, Chris Davis, John Borowiec, David Williams, Josh Regan, Richard Smith, Tony Tassa, Hugh Cagle, Thomas Walker, Richard Clampitt, Jeff Thomas.

On September 10, the Piano for the

1990, Longwood sponsored Alan Chow on Chamber Music Series.

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(1

to r)

Brotherhood at its best: (1 to r) Joe Yarosewski, Tammy Warren, David Barton, Gary Pierce, Lori Tolles, Carla Westerman, Michele Elliott, Chris Garcynski, Suesan Lord, Susan Parrish, Carol Byers, Andy Hughes, Courtney laris, Lori Drye, Chris Mitchell, and Jill Boothman.

"Meet the Chapter Night"

(1

Keifer, Kelly Kasperbauer,

and prospective members.

to r) Lisa Frigge, Chris Mitchell,

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Cantebury Association

Wesley Foundation

Intervarsity Christian

Fellowship

NOTONLYNEWS

1991

—

Notonlynews Staff 1991 (1 to r) Pete Pazmino, Brian Crutchfield, Joann Wars (Editor), Cindy Callahan, Anastasia Obradovic, Marnie Turman, Jennifer Wyatt, Tricia Daniels. Not Pictured: Greg Baird, Deanna Gibson, Chuck Moss, Kim Elbon, Chris Parks, Riley Ross.

VIRGINIAN STAFF

1991

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Reem Khaldi helped

to organize layouts that

completed.

Wiley and Lynette Jennings, Advisor, gave a helping hand to Kristin Smith while she prepared the war layouts.

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were already

.

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WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR .

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sisters

their

posed for a picture before

theme party during Formal rush

1991.

Holly and Julie celebrated the end ofthe semester with their sisters at the cabin.

1990-1991

Valerie

and

Kellie

were ready

to feast in the K.D. chapter

room.

Brad and Tim were

all

smiles at Pi

Kappa Phi Spring Formal.

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congratulated a

new

pledge at

1991.

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mean "A house, a

to

me? â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

an emblem these do unseen things friendship,

grip, a badge, a song,

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not make a fraternity. It is brotherhood, character, honor, courage, ideals

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

these

make the fraternity and the man."

There are many criteria used to judge the quality of one's

things

Greek experience. Because of the nature of Greek organizations

letter

many of these criteria are very technical and

mechanical. Although these sort of activities are necessary for the existence of the organization, unquestionably

the opposite end of the spectrum that

important criteria

is

it is

at

we find that the most

the individual's personal experience

and relationship to the chapter and its members. This is where brotherhood begins. Because, fraternity is a very personal thing.

When I view my Greek experience it is not the reports and finances I remember.

It is the relationships I have developed with Greeks inside and outside of my chapter. My fraternity has become my home and the Greek community my neighborhood. I have often described my fraternity as home because it provides me everything a home should. It has given me the warmth and security I need in order to grow. It has taught me responsibility and provided me with a strong foundation on which to build my future. In this fraternal home I have depended on many older brothers who have taught and guided me through rough times, but at the same time they have entrusted me to do the same for my younger brothers. For once brothers have traveled the rough and rugged road together, they can accomplish anything.

In this home I continually encounter selflessness, because there is no room for the self-centered in fraternity. As

a pledge often

I

is to

common

was continually reminded

that "To be selfless

have the capacity and vision

good.

The

to

know and

see

total implication of fraternity is that a

man

is

participating in an association that

is

greater than

himself."

Once a member of a greek organization one is expected to uphold and improve the dignity of the chapter and of the fraternity by both word and action. They must wholly believe their chapter can become the ideal chapter and do their part to make it so. A brother must instill responsibility to excel and become the best, yet he must show them through example how to achieve this. He must motivate all of the members, for a fraternity is only as strong as the weakest link.

I have lived

my

under the theory that one receives in proportion to what one gives. I have never found this to be more true than in Greek life. The more effort I give to my fraternity, the more strength and support I receive. I will never be able to return everything I have been given, thus I will forever owe my brothers and entire life

fraternity.

In conclusion, Edwin Markham once wrote a poem which summarizes this thought.

"There is a destiny that makes us brothers; None goes his way alone.

All that

we send

Come back

into the lives of others.

into our own."

Bradley Hall \ Greek

Man

Pomp

of the Year 1991

GREEK SECTION EDITOR JULIE WILEY

ALPHA DELTA

PI

Epsilion Chi Chapter Nationally Founded:

May

15,

1851

Wesleyan Female College Locally Founded: Colors:

May

15,

1969

Azure Blue and White

Flower: Violet

Philanthropy; Ronald McDonald House

Nickname:

AD

Pi

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Pi's

having "fun" at Walk 1991.

Alpha Delta

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Pi

walk picture from the

new pledge

Fall of 1990.

Alpha Sigma Alpha Alpha Chapter

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L to R: M. K. Dailey, D. Devine, J. Wiley, J. Beazley,

T. Popular, W. Davis, S. Perkins, A. Oakley, S. Smith, M. Heny, C. Campo, T. Lowery, S. Alford, C. Hanzel, L. ^cGrath, J. Adair, V. Eades 3rd: C. Wagstaff, H. Henderson, K. Hiniker, L. Stuler, vl. Tiches, R Glass, L. Rapson, K. Baum, L. Bobko, M. Voehenringer, 4th: V. Coulp, [TMcGregor, R. Bader, A. Butler, A. Ringler, S. Pelligrino, R Hinman, A. Smith.

5th: Ferrigno, ).

T. Woodington, L. Goetz, M. Bonoan, K. Jeter, G. Mancuso.

1st

November

Longwood College Locally Founded:

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AEA Lynn, Debi, and Danielle socializing at the White House.

Alpha Sigma Tau Zeta Tau Chapter Nationally Founded; 1899

November

4,

Michigan State Normal School Locally Founded: Colors:

May

18,

1935

Emerald Green and Gold

Flowers: Yellow Rose

Philanthropy: Cystic Fibrosis

Nickname:

AST

or Alpha Taus

Alpha Sigma Tau walk picture from the

AST AST

regional leadership conference at Radford University during the Fall of 1990.

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at

work

in

Fall of 1990.

Kappa Delta Alpha Chapter Nationally Founded: October 23, 1897 Longwood College Locally Founded: October 23, 1897 Colors:

White and Olive Green

Flower: White Rose Philanthropy: Hospital

Richmond

Children's

Nickname: Kay Dee

The KD's welcome

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their National Chapter

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of 1990 pledge class

celebrates their 1 year anniversary.

SIGMA KAPPA Delta

Nu

Chapter

Nationally Founded: 1874 Colby College

November

9,

Locally Founded: September 19, 1959 Colors: Lavender

and Maroon

Flower: Violet Philanthropy: Alzheimers Disease

Nickname: Sigma Kay

SK

Two Sigma Kappa

sisters feast in the

Blackwell Dining Hall.

The Sigma Kappa walk from the

The Sigma Kappa tion 1990.

Fall of 1990.

seniors at Convoca-

SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Alpha Chapter

Tri Sig

walk picture from

fall of

1990

Nationally Founded: April 20, 1898 Longwood College Locally Founded: April 20, 1898 Colors: Purple

and White

Flower: Violet Philanthropy: Robbie Page Memorial

Nickname:

Tri

Fund

Sigma

The Sigma's booth for Parent's weekend.

Tri Sig's Seniors at

Convocation 1990.

ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Gamma Lambda

Chapter

Nationally Founded:

May

30, 1904 Syracuse University Locally Founded: October 10, 1959 Colors: Red, Buff, and Green Flowers: Red and Buff Roses Philanthropy: Juvenile Diabetes Foundation

Nickname: Alpha

Gam

Some Alpha Gam

sisters collected tickets at a

Lancer Basketball game.

DELTA ZETA Epsilon Tau Chapter

Nationally Founded: October 24, 1902

Miami University, Ohio Locally Founded: August 21, 1956 Colors: Old Rose and Nile Green Flower: Kilarney Rose Philanthropy: Galludet University for the Deaf Nickname: Dee Zee

Delta Zeta sisters socialized at the Cafe.

CANDIDS

Kapp Jeff T. relaxed in Key West for Spring Break 1991.

Pi

TKE's were ready to build their pyramid in the greek

weekend

activities.

Wonder what ASA

Kirstie H.

was up

to?

Zeta Tau Alpha Alpha Chapter Nationally Founded: October 15, 1898 Longwood College Locally Founded: October 15, 1898 Colors: Turquoise

and Gray

Flower: White Violet Philanthropy: Association for Retarded Citizens

Nickname: Zeta

Zeta Tau Alpha walk picture from the Fall of 1990.

ZTA ZTA's have a around.

BLAST

just hangin'

Christy and Kathleen make the bread for a spaghetti feast in the Zeta's chapter

room

Pi

Kappa Phi

Epsilon

Gamma

Chapter

Nickname: Pi Kapps

Founded Colors:

at

Longwood: 1979

White and Gold

Symbol: Star and

Lamp

Hall: 3rd Floor Frazer

Chapter Room: 1st Floor Frazer

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Founded

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Longwood: 1980

Colors: Garnet

and White

Symbol: Labarum Hall:

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TAU KAPPA EPSILON Rho Kappa Chapter

Nickname: Teke Founded at Longwood: 1987 Colors: Cherry and Grey Symbol: Equilateral Triangle Hall and Chapter Room: Basement South Cunningham

TKE

ALPHA SIGMA PHI Delta Iota Chapter

Nickname: Alpha Sigs Founded at Longwood: 1980 Colors: Cardinal and Stone Symbol: Phoenix

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Hall: Fourth Floor Frazar Chapter Room: First Floor Frazar

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SIGMA PHI EPSILON Virginia

Lambda Chapter

Nickname: SPE Founded at Longwood: 1978 Colors: Purple and Red Symbol: Skull and Crossbones Hall: Second Floor Frazer Chapter Room: First Floor Frazer

SPE brother Mark Kolesha competed

in the B.M.O.C. contest.

GREEK CANDIDS

GREEK UNITY

SIMPLY THE BEST

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The 1990-1991 Lancer Baseball Team

Catcher Scott Abell concentrated on form.

Congratulations Dennis Hale on being nominated for the Division

II

AU-American team!

Mike Tucker warmed up for another game.

A

special thanks to Sports Information for these pictures

winning

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Alphabetical Roster No. Name

Carmille Barnette

Ann Callaham Teresa Carter Carl Dellinger Cassie Ensley

Mandy Evans Teresa Frederick

Heather Green Salene Green

Ana

Litton

Cassie Mullinex Tena Philbrick

— 91 Lady Lancers to Row — Heather Green, Cassie MuUinex, Salene Green Ann Callaham, Tena Philbrick, Teresa Carter, Head Coach Shirley Duncan. Row 2 — Assistant Coach Loretta Coughlin, Student Assistant, Assistant Coach

1990

right):

(left

1

(captain), Carmille Barnette (captain),

Buddy Whitehurst, Kim Chapman (manager), Cassie Frederick,

1990

Ana

Litton, Beverly

Graham

Ensley,

Mandy Evans,

Cari Dellinger, Teresa

(manager).

— 91 Final Game Results Record: 10 — 17

Opponent

W/L

Pace Concordia Elon

L

Score 70 67 108 45 91 69 Millersville BO- 71 use Spartanburg L BS 65 West Chester L 99 62 Navy 74 70 North Dakota L 94 55 Wayne State L 69 60 New Hampshire 94 76 Millersville B7 83(OT) Navy L 75 69 UNC Greensboro L 95 49 Wofford L 91 85(OT) Queens L 84 78 Pfeiffer L 77 70 St. Pauls 80 66 UNC Greensboro L 101 82 Lenoir-Rhyne 78 58 Elon L 89 56 Navy L 84 73 Wofford 69 68 Queens 76 73 U. Pitt Jtown L 86 48 Liberty L 81 50 use Spartanburg L 71 49 Navy L 74 62 Special Thanks to Sports Information for providing photos and stats.

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Mandy Evans points.

resisted the block for

two

Teresa Carter and Cassie Mullinex set up a screen for Cassie Ensley's shot.

MEN'S BASKETBALL Alphabetical Roster No. 55 24 14 34 23 11 53 43 10 42 45 15 13 33 44

Name Travis Bohrer Jay Bunnell

Rodney Clayton Keith Crabtree

Michael Druitt Billy

Dunn

Greg HoUoway Lancelot James Joe Langhi Keith Latimer Eric Letts Joe

Lowe

Keith Morgan Reggie Turner

Bryan Weaver

—

Rodney Clayton, Joe Langhi, Keith Morgan, Jay Bunnell, Joe Lowe, 1990-91 Lancers (1 to 4J Row 1 Keith Crabtree, Lancelot James, Eric Letts, Greg HoUoway, Michael Druitt, Billy Dunn. Row 2 Travis Bohrer, Bryan Weaver, Keith Latimer, Reggie Turner.

—

1990-91 Final Results Record: 11-17

We/They

Opponent Mercy College

— 47 — 64 — 90 — 82 — 67 — 62 — 42 — 88 — 79 — 71 — 98 — 48 — 111 — 83 — 93 80 — 109 61 — 67 87 — 85 69 — 63 64 — 59 71 — 85 83 — 90 58 — 88 58 — 65 92 — 99 84 — 85 68 — 71 92 — 85 87 55 99 93 72 69 72 74 77 62 97 71 74 81 73

Lenoir-Rhyne

Columbus Berry Wesley an Wingate Wesley Va.

Ferrum Gardner-Webb*

use Spartanburg Concordia Mercy

use

Spartanburg

Elon*

Queens Shepard Virginia State Dist. of

Columbia

Elon

NC

Greensboro Queens

Barton@ Virginia State

NC

Greensboro

Davis & Elkins Barton Dist. of

Let's steal that ball!!

Turner,

jumped

Columbia@

Pitt-Johnston

for two.

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@Overtime Special

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â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 91 Longwood Cheerleaders â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Front Bottom

(1 to r) Cindy Bryant, Cheryl Cole, Julie Top Tiffany Hancock, Trudy Jenkins, Michele Farrow, Back (standing) Scot Blackmon, Captain Shawn Smith, Jeff Firman; Top Lisa Dendis, Amy Smart, Leigh Soriano.

1990

Wiley, Carolyn Nelson;

Carolyn, Christie, Jo, Julie,

and

Lisa practiced cheers before a game.

The cheerleaders performed a double based elevator and a basket toss at Oktoberfest.

Shawn hands.

held Tiffany in a toss to

1990

— 91 Final Record

Opponent We/They Va. Comonwealth 3 Ohio University Mt. Saint Mary's William and Mary U. of

Richmond

U. of Toledo

1

Davis and Elkins

Mary Washington Cavaliers Club

Wake

Forest

Radford

Lynchburg

American U.

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formation for the photo and stats.

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the team to victo-

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Lara fought for possession of the

ball.

WOMEN'S GOLF

The Lady Lancers: (1 to r) Coach Barbara Smith, Danielle Karish, Donna Martin, Megan Hackett, Niki Bone, Jo Lefson, Anna Radford, Ami Schonaeur, Sherry Evans and Heather Hartwick.

Congratulations Ladies Great Job! 1987-1988-1990 NCCA Division II

NATIONAL CHAMPS

MEN'S GOLF

LONGWOOD GOLF TEAM (L-R): Craig Woods, Joe Stanley, Jimmy Ward, Benton, Darrell Nichols, Coach Steve Nelson,

Shawn Moore,

Frank Davide, Scott Stanley, Steve Crute, Jolin Student Assistant Scott Wiseman.

The 1990-91 season marked the beginning of a "new cycle" for the Longwood's men's golf team. The team headed into the year with an inexperienced roster only months after capturing the state college division

championship in April of 1990.

Special thanks to Sports Information.

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Kneeling: (left to right) Allyson Price, Michele Farrow. Standing: Natalie Taylor, Laura Hill, Jennifer Bradner, Marcie Anzelmo. right) Beam: (left to right)— Danielle Williams, Cheryl Cole, Beth Risley.

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Beth Risley demonstrated her

agility

on the beam.

(left to

Danielle Williams performed gracefully

On the

on the beam.

Watching the beam. Cheryl Cole kept her balance.

Karen HoUeman practiced her goalie techniques.

Hollie Phelps

Lacrosse practice on First

Avenue Field

The 1990-1991 Lancer Lacrosse Team

LONGWOOD COLLEGE COMPANY OF DANCERS

Dance Company Members Betsy Gee Julianna Hardy Lisa Kesterson Karla Marotta

Kerensa Mohney Angie Sawyer Fran Siebert Niki Smith Allison

Thompson

Larry Wylie

Advanced Modern Dance Member Keri Ramsden Special Guest Dancer Jill

Hartt

SOCCER Longwood Soccer Results

Longwood Opponent Rhode Island 3 1

3 2 5

3 2

Scranton Davis & Elkins

3

UDC

2

Catholic

1 5

2

2 1 1 1

3

E.

Stroudsburg

Hampden-Sydney

2 1

Shenandoah Christ. Newport E. Mennonite Gardner-Webb M. Washington

2 Averett

Marymount

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Methodist

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Senior Ray Jones attempted to score.

The 1990-1991 Lancer Soccer Team

Moving down ball.

field,

Mitch Rubin

stole the

House.

1990-1991 Longwood Wrestling Team (left to right): Row 1— Danny Friedman, Kevin Haller, Adrian Joye, Sean Swafford, Standing— Head Coach Steve Nelson, Student Row 2—Jim Burgess, Kevin McSherry, Mickey Gsell, Marshall, Jeff Durand, Assistant Coach Doug Hartkey, Mark Harris, Jonathan Courington, James Maudlin, Greg Manager Rita Qura, Student Trainer Steve Hemschoot, Ted Proctor.

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1991 Lady Lancers (left to right) Row 1: Pam Fitzgerald. Row 2: Kathy Brown, Jan Phillips. Row 3: Tara Confalone, Laura Marks, Ginny Henry. Row 4: Coach Loretta Coughlin, Kim Atkins, Christy Saunders, Andrea Wrenn, Ana Litton, Student Assistant Coach Todd Dyer. Row 5: Robin Jensen, Jen Brady, Jill Hauschildt. Row 6: Cassise Mullenix, Carmille Barnette.

Row

7:

Kellee Hicks.

FALL TENNIS

SPRING TENNIS

Special thanks to Sports Information for the pictures.

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were always willing to lend a hand or ear whichever was needed by students. They were another resource and friend who lived on Freshman pa's

halls.

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The staff helped students determine a career. They guided students.

many

students in search of that first job. Giving many workshops on Re-

sume and

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view

skills

wood

get the job they wanted.

Career Planning and Placement Center Staff: (L to R) Director; Niki Fallis, Director; Cindy Mason, Secretary.

Bill,

Assistant

POST OFFICE Allen Franklin, Barbara Simons, Joe

Bowman, and Clarence Brown brought students their packages from the small mail room. We loved to visit the post office and discover mail especially packages.

Thanks

for

making

our day with mail and wonderful surprises!

LEARNING CENTER Scott Lissner and Brenda Cross helped students through the Learning Center. They hosted workshops and tutors to help students with academic

Time management and were two of the many topics given at the workshops. Brenda Cross helped students who were interested

difficulties.

stress

in Minority Affairs.

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GRADUATION

LANCERS MARCHED ONWARD

GRADUATION

1991

CONGRATULATIONS!

CHI BURNING Chi held the burning on May 1, 1991, to commend and show the outstanding Seniors who represent Longwood's most involved students. The members of Chi commend those organizations and individuals who

have contributed to Longwood's tradition of involvement. Some of the many commendations given were, Dr. Donald Trott, Alpha Phi Omega, LaVonda Jones, Kim Graves, Michael Whitford, Jay Wingold, Bill Brady, Valerie Vida, the Earth Club, and LURE.

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1991

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OF:

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The Virginian

Staff

Thanks Mom, Dad, and Mike for supporting me through my efforts to create a lasting memory for Longwood.

CONGRATULATIONS YEARBOOK STAFF:

WE MADE

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experience needed.

Thank you all for your hard work and dedication without your help this book would not have been possible. Roomie, Kim Foster, your support has meant a lot to me, Thank You! To all the Administration who

made

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