ALUMNI ASSOCIATION NEWS

CONTENTS

Vote for alumni association board members
Classes to celebrate
Civil War Weekend, March 12-14
Short features about alumni
Class Notes
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Vote for alumni association board members

The following nominees have been proposed by the nominating committee for election to three-year terms from 1999 to 2002. Please vote for fourteen and return the ballot by March 1. Results will be announced at the association's annual meeting in October.

Marcella K. Arline '74, Hershey, Pa.
Food Science and Technology

Gregory D. Brainerd '83, Glastonbury, Ct.
Management

Marni E. Byrum '76, Alexandria, Va.
Political Science

Victor B. Calaman Jr. '83, Richmond, Va.
Marketing

Scott C. Cappiello '94, Falls Church, Va.
Computer Engineering

B. Keith Fulton '89, New York, N.Y.
Urban Affairs

Gene A. James '53, Richmond, Va.
Animal Science

David E. Lowe '63, Charleston, W.Va.
Business Administration

Nancy Glisson Lucy '93, Mechanicsville, Va.
Communications

Nancy M. Moga '76, Covington, Va.
Management, Housing and Family Development

Melissa Byrne Nelson '92, New York, N.Y.
Finance

Michael J. Quillen '70, Gate City, Va.
Civil Engineering

Nicholas P. Valdrighi '57, Richmond, Va.
Mechanical Engineering

Susan Hensley '77, St. Joseph, Mo.
Home Economics

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Return to: Virginia Tech Alumni Association, Alumni Hall (0102), Blacksburg, VA 24061.
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Classes to celebrate reunions in '99

Classes celebrating reunions in fall 1999 will include: The Class of 1949 (induction into the Old Guard), 1954, 1959, 1964, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, and 1994. Look for reunion details and events in the spring 1999 issue of the Virginia Tech Alumni Association News.

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Civil War Weekend, March 12-14

Virginia Tech's eighth annual Civil War Weekend will be held Friday, March 12 through Sunday, March 14th, and will once again feature Alumni Distinguished Professor James Robertson Jr. Also back by demand is Brian Steel Wills, associate professor of history at Clinch Valley College.

Activities include the popular Civil War genealogy seminar, a discussion of Civil War sites on the Internet, and a lecture on Hollywood's fight with the Civil War, given by Dennis Brown, screenwriter of The Perfect Tribute.

Participation is limited, so act quickly. The registration fee of $120 includes all materials, instruction, and meals.
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