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In Florida. ThayarenowthagrBndperentsofthrlffl. KATHYCHACONAS hesbeen working for the Americ&n Chemlcel Soc let yes copy&dltorfortwoJo"rnels:~ and ES&T. Sh&llveslnWheeton. ROBIN(STIFLER) COONEYIs In her thlrdyeerteachlngspeclaleducBtlon Bt ThorMs Johnson Sr. High. Shewlll receive her master's degree In special education Inlolay, and her husbend, DAVID, '715,wlll receive his In theology. Merlne2nd Lt. ANDREWJ. ECKLES,IV hescompleted the Combat Engineer et the Marine Corps Ottlcer Cou;$e BlIse, Cilmp LeJeune, N.C. MAAJORIEFEUERh~S been working for five vice presidents a+ the Textile BlInklngCompeny,e flnenceflrm, subsldlery of Control DneCorporetlon. NAN (flOLLIr-GER)GANGLERmllrrled J. Gengler lest June 2. NANCY David SCHWARZKQf'F wasmII[d of honor with 6ETHHECKERTendLiNDAFRAILEYes bridesmaids. BRENDAECCARD,'79, and TERRYflOlLANDwere al so In ettendan~e. Nenhaselsorecelvedemesterof educ"tlondegreefromCellfornla ShteCollegeof Pennsylvania. She majored Inthemanhl end physical hendlcepprogrem. AfterllvlnglnNBgsHead,N.C., fortwoyeers,OEBRAGREENSTEINls now [[vlng [nBoltltnOre. She Is enrolled In the penlegal program at Ville Julie Collega, working fora tltlecom~ny during the day lind teklng courses at night. Shedld rMnllgeto find the t[me racently to break her left armwhlladlsco roller skl'ltlngl BRADHOUCKIs now amployad et Samaritan Kosplhl In 8I!ltlmore, Good afterettendlngschoollnNewYorkto be~omea physician's esetetee+. First Lt. WILLIAIoiJOHNSor.vr-t tes he end his wlfa, DOTIIE (CA~NON'7B), thet '7B,arellvlnglnCralishelm,GerrMny. Oottlelsasecondl[eutenentworking ase tnOrale support fund custodian. Bllllsenoparationsofflcerforan creeeee ~ompany. They hIIva enjoyed being IIble totrevel. JANICE KNABLEIs working on her Ph.D. In biochemistry at Georgetown University Med[cal S~hool. GEORGELEIMANhIls been doing since hlsWMCdays. Heworked IIi0t fore veer- and a half withe pherfMceutlcel manufacturlngcompenyln8l!ltirore. Hespentthesunmerof 1978 In Frence and Morocco working with missionaries there. He Is now doing a veer ' 5 study atasamlnaryneerChlcego, In preparatlon for missionary work In North Atrl~a. In October, 1977,FREOLISTER marr[ed his high scbool swee+neer-t, Klooy Thompson. They ere now living In Queensto>ln, Md., where Fred has been SllOreFoods, Inc., working for&y forthe lestho years. GAY (JEWELLI WVEmarrledD/CK LOVE, '78, In Juns, 1979. G",y Is teechlngsecondgradeatWestm/nster Elementary. Dick Is lnhls second year at the University of Merylend They live In School 01 Dentistry. Reisterstown. Gay wrltesthet SUE SNYOERlsengllg&dtoBernleLeHette and plensto bemerrled In June, 19BO. HARRYMALONEIs finishing the tour at second year of e three-yellr SchofleldBorracks,Hewall. Kewas promotedtoflrstlleutenllntln July, 1979. Helsnowllbettery executlveoffTcer. Herryspentlast FebrulIrytoAprlllnSouthKoreaon exercise end several weeks In New Zlt!Iiand. He ISllctlvely Involved InfMnysports,thelatestotwhlch Islong-dlstancerunnln9·0nOee. 9,!979,l1eranlntheHonoIUlu Marathon, e 215....1Ie course, end finished! Herry writes th~t he was the best ..,n at the wedd[ng of TONYSAGERand SUE FAIRCHILD,'19,lnAugwst, 1979. BRI"'N T. ROCKSI~ currently living In fo\esa, Arl~. fie teaches physlcel education, fooaell, end wrestling. In the SuPmlltrsMworks IItYellowstoneNetlonelF'i!rkwhere he finds time to II sh, hl~e, go reftlng down the Sn~ke River, end horseback rlOlng. ERIC "Schwart~" ROSENBERGwes accepted Into the uSCoest Guard OfflcerCandldeteSchoollnYorkto>ln, Ve.,llIstsprlng. He>laSCOlmPlssloned esenslgn Inthe·reserves [nJulyend esslgoedtoheedquertersln\
Jamison & Brazis, Always in Season By Ross G. Burbage B".bara sraZ.iS and Warren Jamison entered Western Maryland College four years ago with two things in common. a Jove for sports and people. Now the two are college seniors with 12 varsity leiters apiece and. even though their athletic careers evolved through different circumstances, the end results are still the same. Jamison, known as Rip to his friends, was a threesport athlete at Largo High School. He started at >7""---...... flanker for the football team. was the fourth ranked Prince George's County wrestler in his weight class. Warren Jamison (lOp); Barbara Brczis and finished second in the county's pole vault competition with the track and field team. His advancemen! to college football. wrestling, and track was destined. Brans competed in field hockey and softball at North Harford High. As a center half she led her prep stick team to the Maryland state title in her senior year. But a series of untimely injuries and illnesses kept her on the sidelines during the high school winter seasons and four years of softball went for naught at the college level because Western Maryland does nOI have a team. Rip turned down recruiters from Mt. SI. Mary's, Lebanon Valley, and Navy to perform his three-sports act at WMC. Unlike Rip, Brazis wasn't recruited at all. And although she was at home on the field hockey field upon her arrival at college, she had to start from scratch as a member of the varsity basketball and lacrosse teams. The first few basketball practices were tough for Barbara. "J didn't even know what they were talking about with that one-and-one stuff'." she recounted. Now she's a team captain. "Then I wanted something to do in the spring," recalled Brazis. "Lacrosse was the only sport played here in the spring so I went out for the team." At the time she had never even seen the game played. Yet she's been {he Green Terrors' starting center for four years now. This year's raw statistics show Jamison with 330 yeards rushing and four pass receptions in his last football season. The last carry of his career went for a game-clinching touchdown against Johns Hopkins, Captain of the wrestling team, he had an 8-1 record in his last full season of wrestling at 158 pounds. Also he is vaulting 12'3" .,I thought the football team could have gone all the way." he said, "but I still have other goals. I want to be in the conference wrestling finals and I'd like to place in the pole vault at the league meet." Braz!s didn't score in her senior year of field hockey but she was chosen to the first learn Baltimore College Field Hockey Association all-star team as a link. Her last full basketball season was spiced with 57 points and 71 rebounds. She was II team captain for both sports as a senior. The lacrosse team has been a winner ever since she's been on it. Playing and practicing throughout the entire school year would be time consuming for many people, but not these two. "I'd be lost without practices, it's the only way I can keep a schedule," said Jamison. "Besides practice isn't hard, it's only 11/1 or two hours a day." Barbara not only practices sports all year long but has time to sing in the school choir. She's a member of the Trumpeters, a leadership organization, and is listed in the 1980 edition of 'Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities.' Women athletes at WMC do lack some of the comforts their male counterparts enjoy, For some sports there is no locker room. the players dress in the dormitories. Only recently have they had someone else to do their wash. "I don't need a locker room or my wash done for me." smiles Brazis. "They don't have to do anything for me. My thing is people and anybody that wants to play" And that's where Rip Jamison and Barbara Braais have a lot in common. "You've got to give credit to Dr. (Dick.) Clower. IWMC a1hle.~;e directod. for noL letting things get out of hand:' Jamison observed. "This isn't like a division Ischool for small people." "If you're not playing for fun then it's work," he added. "lrn having a lot of fun .. Brazis said bluntly, "I like everyone I've ever played with here, honestly! And I'm at the best small school in the state .. Jamison and Brazis. as if they weren't involved in enough extra-curricular activities, ar~ brother and sister through fraternity/sorority ties. RIp IS a member of Alpha Gamma Tau while Barbara is a member of De~t~e~i~~r~ ~~~aphYSical education majors, ea~h planning to continue studying through graduat~ aSS!Stantships, and they hope to be involved profeSs!o~ally with sports, and people, when their playing days are over. Because it's fun IOt4i.i';ii I;'i.M#n! 7 1:30 Away 1:00 Tennis(W) Susquehanna Away 3:00 Lebanon Valley Track & Field (Cl Lacrosse(M) Wilkes Home Away 3:00 Golf(C) Lycoming 1:00 Baseball (M) Franklin & Marshall-2 Home Home 1:30 Golf (C) Ursinus 1:30 Track & Field (C) Gallauder Home Away 3:00 Tennis(M) Dickinson 1:30 II Baseball (M) MI. SI. Mary's Home Away 3:00 Lacrosse (W) Drew Tennis(W) 1:00 Elizabethtown Away Home 3:00 21 Baseball{M) Gettysburg·2 Lacrosse(W) Johns Hopkins 3:00 AW
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