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I ' I O U N T A I NL A K E E C H O E S
1 9 7 6
Editor:
l'lary Ann Angleberger
I'larilyn Ladd
Administrative
Staff:
Director:
J. J. lulur r ay,Jr .
BusinessManager
WayneAngleberger
Secretary
Mary Ann Angleberger
Librarian:
DebbyDubay
AII ThingsTo All l4en:
Car lton Hite
All ThingsTo All l,,tomen: TennyHite
Dearl'lountainLakers:
. fF soft patter of snowflakesoutslde mywindovris a gentle reminderthat
It ls
time we wrapped
up the memories
of MountalnLake1976and shlppedthemout
to wlsh you with a wish for a very Merry Chrlstmas, Althoughthe surmernov,
seemsfaf. awqy'perhapsthe Ech,oel
will-brlng backto you mhorles of worli-ind
play at the Statron.
t',leshall be sendingout morecopiesof Eehoes
thls year than ever before.
ygar
a
bumper
foi
Mountaih
the
take, ffiTdon'i
itrint-itrit-i-am-ixiggirattng
I! $t
if I -say-that.qualitykept pqcewith quantity. you werea goodgroup,drd i-ttrant<yog qll for the atmosphere
of lively interesi, hard work, riir piay,'ina iommuntiv
splrlt that you broughtto the Station
As we turn and look at what1977will bring, the emphasls
is on innovatlon.
Jim Rlopel ls lntroduclnga newkind of coursei6r advanfedstudenti. tt witi ue
less structured' moreinformal, moreresearch-oriented.These
- are llsted for you
ln the back. I wlsh I could be there too for the experlment. In arrycase, thi
l4urrayswill be up for a visit, so we will see you ail backat l'lountiinLa[e next
sunmer.
All the best for the hollday season.
Jim Murray
AQUATIC
EC0LoGY
AquaticEcologycan be fun
at least that's whatwe heard
nnnyrestful hoursin the sun
But, wow,wasthat absurd.
Dr, Sirmonsalwaysleads the way
andwe follow right behind
l'|e.lift up rocks-wherever
they tay
and scoopup whatwe find.
For hours and hoursat a time
y o u ' df i n d u s i n t h e l a b
plckingthroughyellow bucketsof slime
to figure out whatwe had.
A midnightraid on Mountain
Lake
to do diurinal studies
you haveto try to keepawake
to passbeer to your buddies.
l,lechart our numbers,drawour graphs
and thenwe sit andwish
that somehow
we could understand
howthat relates to this.
Aquaticecologycan be fun
but Just remember
one thing --you haveto work to day is done
Just keyingout onewing.
l4emorabl
e Quotations
(Sorry Bartlet)
"Ronnieis there an incision in mydipteran?',
l'Ya'lllisnin to me?"
"Ronnle'ssucha goodsportl"
"Thewhatriver, Langley?"
"Are you sure the Coineil Tastetest is accurate?,,
"I thoughtthis wasa coursein AquaticBryophytes.,'
TAXONOMY
OFSEED
PLANTS
Bribedby soft ice creamrour class maintained
dignity at Dr. Keener's
I ectures.
Botanistextendedfamily and friends wonthe 4th of July games. Dr. Keener
pulled in l0 points, winninghorseshoes
and ping pong. Theclass pulled
togetherand beat undefeated
AnimalBehaviorin volleyball.
familiar with shalebarrenendemics
Theclass became
on field trips.
Lunchbreakswirmingshoured
whocould slide best downslick rocks trying to
keeppantson. Oneday we droveall throughWestVirginia looking for a very
specialfield site - soft ice creamDairy Queen.
l,lefounda caveon top the cllffs we cllmbedby Godwin'sFury, but no
rare plant. l,leclimbedEgglestonCliffs and foundPachystynia
canbyi.
Some
classmates
wereeasily identified by botanical names:Lauraceae,
- Rudbeckla.Steveand Nancydistinguishedthemselves
RonnieRanunculus
(rhymes
singing"Goodnight
There"at the Narrows
with cars) Fiddle Festlvali
greased
Susanlost the
Mitch foundout he washeadingthe wrong
watennelon;
wayon 8I by hitting a deer, Lessaslept until class. Pat kept trying to get
a closer look at a copperhead;
Cindystayedon at Mt. Laketo study edible
plants, Bessalwaysfoundimpossibleplants andamused
us:
approached
the prlmeminister at a party "A woman
-[rlr. Churchlll;you are drunk.
-Madame,
I,wlll be sober."
Jou are ugly, but tomomow
After Mt. Lake,Ronniereturns to Boston,Laurie to ChapelHill, Steve
to Rutgers,Lessato Harvard,Cindyto California (?), Susanto Germany,
Pat,
Mike' Nancy,Bessto Charlottesville,Rebecca
graduate
schoolat U.Va.or
to
Va. Tech?
SusanSchmidt
THEBICENTENNIAL
HERPS
CaptainJopsonvs. "TheHerps"
July 4, 1976
Cpt. Harbersof the British;
Cpt. Sobersof the settlers.
Cpt. Sobersof the settlers;
Cpt. Harbersof the British.
Youcall the toss there Cpt. lhrbers.
C p t . H a r b e r cs a l l s " H e a d s "l,t ' s t a i l s , y o u l o s e i
A l r i g h t C p t . , w h a tw i l l y o u r t e a md o ? ( ' P a u s e ' )
0.K. Cpt. Soberssays his teamcan hide behindthe rocks, trees and bushes,can
wearany color clothes they want. Saysyour teammustwear red' and marchln a
straight line!
Now,what 'If', backduring prehistoric time, there had beena coin toss bebreen
the Herpsand the Herpetologists.
This is probablyhowit wouldhavegone!
Cpt. ,lopsonof the Herpetologists;
Cpt. Bufoof the Herps.
Cpt. Bufoof the Herps;
Cpt. Jopsonof the Herpetologists.
Youcall the toss, there Cpt. Jopson.
c a l l s " H e a d s "i,t ' s t a i l s , V o ul o s e l
Cpt.Jopson
A l r l g h t C p t . w h a tw i l l y o u r t e a md o ? ( ' P a u s e ' )
0k, Cpt. Bufosays his teamcan be foul and loathesone,havecold bodies'
filthy skins, calculating€!€sr offenslvesmellsandmayfrequentsqualld
habitatlons. Cpt. Bufo's teamnates
maybe venmouslf they so deslre.
Cpt. Bufo says your teammustdeployand turn cover, look underrocks and logs'
wadein ice cold water in hard to get to streams,tramplethroughflelds.of
nettles, crawl on your bellies ln nnrddy
cavesand be bitten by Cpt. Bufo's
venomous
tearunates
on occasion.
HERPET0L0GY
"The KeySong"
by BonnieAbrams
ilo gills presentGllls presentToes4-4
ShOvehlm out the door
4 toes on the forefoot
5 on the hlnd foot
Streamlarvae,
trunk with no dorsal fin
I t ' s a c r i m e ,i t ' s a s h a m e
It's an outrlghtsin
To be a streamlarval caudate
with a dorsal fin
Andlt's a wasteand an evolutionaryhaste
I f l t ' s g o t l o n gg i l l r a m i
Thenlt's got no tastel
Plethodontldae!
I'l'l beat thls all dayl
3 gllls on eachside - outside
- rldiculqusl.
Conspicuous
Dorsalsurfacels a light shadeLlght unlessthe sldes fadel
Eunycea
luclfuqa Almostllke E. lonqlcando,
But the lrghT dorseTTopIs like the sldes and has no spots.
Youcan key out q caudateYoucan key out whatyou Just atel
Youcan learn Just whyCarphophis
Is so dlfferent from Diadophls
llhy Lampropeltisqetulus
Is-n6:FThffi6'il'1E
ffita'tTs. . . . . . . .
ttlthaffi
Youcan wanderthis land
Flnd out whatlife's about
l'laybekey your frlends and lovers out.
Title:
PreliminaryReportof the Proceedings
of the Mt. LakeAnimalBehavior
Society'sFirst AnnualEchoStudy(PRPMLABSFAES)
Presented
by: Studentsof AnimalBehavior,Zool. 585.
Abstract: Mt. Lakeis manythings to manypeople. hJefeel that the best
wayof expressing
whatit is to this yearsAnimalBehaviorclass
is to undertakea formal study and prlsent a paper,yes a paper
(ilris.particular proceeding
hls becbme
recognizba
is-the uhibue
identi{.y!nqcharacteristic,albeit trademarlof the Behaviorists)
to be filed awayin the Archivesof the Annalsof the l,lt. Lake
Echoes(thereforeprobablynot read by anyoneanyway). This,
therefore, is the primemotivational?orcl behini thi seerningly
altruistic act of preparingthis volumnuous
report and submilting
it for publication.
Introduction
A bunchof strangersmet at l4t. Lake,Giles County,Virginla in early
June, 1976and underthe direction of one fearlessleaier, H;ir - DoctorProfessorGlennHausfater(trained in the fine art of leadingsuchprimate
troops)we banded
together,into a multilevel, highly cohesiie,nonlhi.rachical,
occasiona'llyimpermeable
groupand beganthis five wbekstudy
underthe guise
---of "AnimalBehavior". Oui true ulterior objectiveremained "To find-out
what1.1t.Lakeis really all about',.
A f t e r i n i t i a l - s h u f f l i n g a c r o s sm o t i v a t i o n afli e l d s a n ds e v e r a lg l o r i o u s
triumphson the volleyball court, we settled downto the arduoustasl at hand.
hlepcoledthousands
of person-hours
of observationtime extendingwell over the
post-dusk
to
hours,the results of whichare piesentedhere
lan999f.pre-dag
f o r t h w i t h . ( p u n)i
ftlateria1and I'iethods
As there waslittle or no methodto our madness
we havechosento delete
t h i s . s e c t i o n . ( w i ! hi t s a c c o m p a n y si nugb - s e c t i o n ss,u b - s u b
h e a d i n gasn dt i t l e s ,
etc.). Suffice it to say - we worked,we ruorked1ong,we worked-hard
and/or
we hardlyworked(depending
of courseon your ownpeiipectivei)
As for materials,we gratefully acknowledge
thosematerialswhichcameto
us-throughthe graciousness
of l'lt. Lakei.e., iets of spoonsfrom the dining
hall, twenty-fiveboxesof ditto masters,firewoodand lhe axesplacedin fiont
of our cabins. t^lemoregratefully acknowledge
thosematerialswirichwe supplied
o u r s e l v e si,. e . , y e l l o wp a i n t f o r -t h e T - s h i r l s , D u s t y , sa u t o h a r pA, n n , sf i i i n
canisters, innumerable
six packsand oneaforementioired
fearlesi leader.
Results
F i g u r e1 . G r a p h i c aal n a l y s i so f o u r t i m e a t l 4 t . L a k e
(see next page)
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Theresults.of
f"al!
.our study are presentedabove. Theyare selr,.*piuffiory.
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furtherexpranation,
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I::_l?Fr,:
may
contactBailard,Barnetr,
goir, il;;.ii;;;' r.l|t.,"i;;li.i;"you
Batchero.,Forth, Gardner,Gasdorf,
raeyersl0iN;;i, F;;k;.; pearsonina-iaunoersunincorporated.
C o n culs i o n
with a-summary
of lvhatwe havediscovered
--This paperconcludes
l,lt. Laketo
r e a l l y b e , a v e r i t a b l ec o l l a g eo f t h i n g ! .
l , l t . L a k ei s :
--Animall,latchers
watchinganimals
back.
' - s t u a r t ' s w a t e rs. t r i d e r s n i b b li n g watch
n
u
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g
h
ty-Noionecta.
--FaIling Phoebe's,.
rovilg Robinslinewi;g ;;ilr waxvrings,
dessertedTowhee,s
n e s t s ,n o m a d iacn t s a n d - h e a d l eds rsa g o r i t i . i l
- - u r u n e d - i n s" p i d e r sd o i n gt h e
" m o t i v J i i ; . i - ; i e r d s h u f fr e , ' .
- - A g g r a n d i z ev d
i s i o n su l e n a i n gi n t o s t a r l r e a i i t v ' R a v e ntso m i l l i p e d e s ,
deerto tadpor€s,owrsto waterboatmen,
ctripmunis
--Turiles
Ieadins ."13;l'31':'ll;i[pmunksI
- - W a l k - a - g r a mast 4n!
2 A.M.
-- C r i n k l e d ; ;ca rb o n !,,ith
n ,e , tra sh
- - A w a r mf i r e c r a c k i n gi n a d a mcan.
pc a b i n d u r i n g a s e s s i o nw i t h E . 0 . 1 4 i l s o n ,
S . A l t m a n n ,G . H a u s f a t e r...
" T h ep i n n a c l eo f o r g a n i ce v o l u t i o n :
- - D u s t y ' sc a l l ' n , G e o f 'fs h a r m o n i zrei n, ng ,i n g o u t i n u n i s o n .
i l r i f , , i - i p o o n i n , - G l . n n ,csh u g , no n a
S a t u r d a yn i g h t.
- - " I s a y , a s a p r o f e s s o r . .".
--fosilg gs a tree in Im-bo
- s i l 1 yN a t i o n a lp a r k .
--Stephan'm
s a s s i v eI . 0 . U . i n
t ox.
-- M a t c h i n gT-sh i rts o n a te a m,t h e c o m p l a i n b
a
real
team .
-- P o n c h o ' sco n ta g i o u sh u mo r.
-- T o w - h e e ,T o w -h e eT
, o w -h e e...
-- T h e l l e r ' R
r u shB a rn e tt sh o vrfe a tur ing the a]l ar oundathletic r ecor d holder
a n d s u p e r sta r se e d -sp i tte r.
-- A - 1 0 p o u n dd i tto e d co p y o f th e
uggle of a sum m er
and its satisfactions,
- - S l e e p i n gt h r o u g ht h e p i e s e n t a tstr
ionr,-6u.n-yorr-orn.
-- B l a c k b e a rd sth e n i g h t'b e fo re
th e end- anoi- Ibur t to an em ptychair ,,Hedon e
good" .
--A spirit; a feeling...a memory.
CI.ASS
LISTS
- IST TERM
MT. LAKEBIOLOGICAL
STATION
BI0L. 591: AquaticEcoloqy
2001. 574:_Herpelo'loqy
Blizard, Betsy
BreiI , Dave
Cole, l'larilyn
Cole, Thomas
Crites, Rich
Dubay,Bobby
Graney,Bob
Johnson,Amy
l"lacQueen,
Peggy
Polvell,Peggy
Roblns,Roni
l^lilhelmi,Kelth
I'llII iams, Bruce
Wood,Langley
Zack, l4arle
Abrams,Bonnie
Adams,
Michael
Clark, Jeff
Davis,Rlchard
Dillon, Hildy
Karten,Vanessa
Krames,Paul
Horard, Rebecca
McDermott,
Rosemary
0rmrod,Lomaine
Royalty,Bill
Varn, llerri I I
l'lechsler,llendy
Wessel,Gary
t ^ l i l l i a m sT, i m
B0T.572: Taxonomy
of SeedPlants
2001. 585: AnimalBehavlor
Brill, Lessa
Brovln
o Steve
Rebecca
Dechow,
Dolan,Patrlck
Gross,Ronnie
Keene,lhncy
Luxner,Laurie
l4urraynElizabeth
Schmidt,Susan
Smith, l4itchelI
trlaldman,
Cindy
B a l l a r d ,J i m
Barnett, Rush
Batchelor,Flartha
Boal, l{lnnie
Borzelleca,Joe
Fekete,Steve
Findlay,Stuart
Forth, Cathy
Gardner,Dusty
Gasdorf,Helen
$leyer, Ken
0'Neal, Kathy
Parker, Geoffrey
Pearson,Tom
Saunders,Carol
B!OL.598: BiologyResearch
Dubay,Charlle
Hedrick,Ann
Peters, Danny
Walton,Peggy
lderth,Charlie
- IST TERI,,I
I.iT. LAKEDIRECTORY
- BobbyDubay
CATESBY
(llrs.) Debbie
Dog- Sparky
LAINGS0tfi?l- TomCole
(Mrs.) Hartlyn
-' JTnr'Bal
LAIIGCENIER
lard''.
- GeorgeSinmons
CLAYT0N
(l'lrs.) Susan
Nathan
- Chanlte bt$ay
LAIiIGSINGLES
SteveFekete
Charlie l.lerth
Keith llilhelmi
Brucellilliams
- TheWaltons
LEC0NTE
l{iss Peggy
14iss LuciI e
- RonHanawalt
BANISTER
( l 4 r s . )A l i c e
- DaveBreiI
SCHOEI,I
(t'irs.) Sandra
Peter
Dog- Ben
- LangleyWood
I,IAPHIS
(itrs.) June
CHAPMAN
AnnHedrick
Vanessa
Karten
NancyKeene
Kathy0'lleal
Lorrai ne 0rnrod
PeggyPcruel
I
Clndyl{aldman
MarieZack
E6t'tiFAbrams
BetsyBllzard
Hlldy Dlllon
CathyForth
DustyGardner
RebeccaHoward
Laurie Luxner
Rosemary
McDermott
iIITCHELL.HarryJopson
(l,irs.) Hope
HENTZ-t't0HR
BARTMM
- Carl Keener
I1ICHAUX
(Mrs.) Gladys
Joyce
Dottie
Carl
MarthaBatchelor
RebeccaDechov
HelenGasdorf
PeggyMacQueen
Roni Robins
Merrill Varn
Wendy
l,lechsler
R i c hC r l t e s
KenMeyer
DESCHl,,EI.NITZ
AUDUBON
- J, J. Murray
REED
(Mrs.) Bess
,loe
Ti ki
l,llt I
MikeAdams
RushBarnett
- Glennllausfater
H0LBR00K
.leff Clark
Pat Dolan
- Wayne
GATTINGER
Angleberger BobGraney
(Mrs.) l'laryAnn
Jeff Parker
Tormy
Thomas
Pearson
D o g s - D i c k e n s & S a i l o r DannyPeters
Cat - Gracle
Timt^lilliams
- Carlton Hite
CARFIAKER
(l'lrs.) Tenny
Rich
Robin
Renee
- Robert Burns
BURNS
Joe Borzelleca
Steve Brown
RichardDavis
Stuart Flndlay
RonnleGross
Paul Krames
Bill Royalty
l'litch Smith
Gary, Wessel
LAIIG}JEST
LessaBrill
A4y Johnson
Carol Saunders
SusanSclrnidt
TERRESTRIAL
ECOLOGY
I976
GaryM. l,lessel
Ladiesand gentlemen,
it's hardto explainto you, I shouldsay impossible
to explainto you the intricacies of discoveryandievelopment,
the pinhacles
of appreciationand understanding,
the ultimate of enJoymint
in
study as that
put forth by the 1976edition of-Temestrial Ecology.--Enumerable
piltures by
the roving reporter extrordinaire, dabblerof the ibstract, and robnmate
of
the author, Al Clark, haveattemptedby quantity to showwhat I will attempt
to explain.
Thefirst dayof lab set the tone of high quality scienceendeavors.Chuck
Stephens
demonstrated
his harvestmethodaUilities of-whacking
downIimbswith a
swoop
and
indiscriminately
tasting leaves;evidentlyhis first lunchat
llngle
the Station hadmuchto be desired. Subiequent
field trips broughtour muchmore
as PeggyPorygll,only after considerablecoaxing,demonsti'ated
her neverbefore
seennor bellevedmountain
climbingabilities -:- Al Clark's acrobaticBig Soft
Sleepsamplingtechniques
of bringinghomespecimens
on the seat of his pints,
neverbeforeusedin scientific study --- MargePorn, in attemptof adeqirately
describingthe coresof that lab for future publicationstated, "0h, gross".
Scienceremained
steadythroughthe rotting log lab, the North/South
slope
study, and the vegetationanalysis; uut then all treit brokeloosewittr p'lpevihe
antics, andthe radish gardening(cleverly disguisedas an allelopathiceirperiRogerclemenscime througliin the-clutih with his MR.H0pitINc
BUNNY
!9!!l:
6ARDENER
scientificseedingequipment,andhisamazingmagffito
b]ffifit busheswhichcausedtemporarydelay in newdiscoveries.
broughtout "simplyMandy"
for $19.95,
Owens,
. Theallelopathicexperiment
and the nelvconsumer
breakthrough,Extract of BlackWalnutEssence.Everybody
seemed
to comeup with a newWaringBlendermilkshake,0llttle "sticky", but
quite interesting.
Catchingand feeding.utgfillars for a consumer
growthexperiment
had
worried
when
h6l
caterpillars
were
losing
weight. But beingthe
lgggy-NacQgegn
fine "dietitian of vegetation"that she is, pulled the Ueastithroughheallhy.
Mafy.Belefski
wassure her catepillars hadsieepingbags,ard possl6lywouldwatchthe pipevinenevrs
at night or beforemolting.
.Termprojects allowedthe world to observeBetsyBlizard danceher famous
"Shake"and the "Cha-Cha".Andit wasso nice for MirgePornto Dig burrows
for her salamanders
in her "burrolving"experiment. Maiy Belefski aid Susan
Vogt.studied-the
effects of smoking
Angelicabudswith in aspirator and reported
s.ignificantfindings. Thelast prisffiTion-was reluctantly'givenby Gary'
Wessel. HEwassad whenhe had to end his study, for that ineint he irad tb clean
the inchesof cavemudand grungefrom the roorn-ceilings,
walls, andfloors.
In a statement, Terrestrial Ecologywas l'largeporn,s "gross"Ietters,
s h uu ffl
t t tee"",, IMa
q geE
B
t ssyyu
BIl ri zzaard
r d's
' s "" sh
l 4 aryr yB
Belefski
elefskia
and
n d sSusin
u s a nVogt,s
v o g t , s "aspiratorpipes",
ChuckStephens"tearing downtrees,,o RogerClemens''MF.H
attemptto asphyxiateeveryonew
cals,
l99ds: Pggg{llacQueen's
and her Uicr"otuspbwerlinemiie with Al clai"f ind his "sees
"SimplyMandy"Owens
all" camera,and Garywessel'fT66[-Tlike lau partner and his gobsof mud-starched
clothing' 0ll lead by the Mt. LakeRookie"the speedof light-dude",Dr. Raymond
Dueser.
Our class maybe separtenow,but our memories
will alwaysbe together.
E C OLOGICAL
GENETICS
C o u l da n y 9 f u s . h a v es u s p e c t e o
d n o u r f i r s t f i e l d e x c u r s i o nf o r E c o l o g i c a l
Genetics that the ordinary wolld soon becomethe extraordinary? Howcould'we
h a v e k n o w nth a t w e w e re so o n to be acquaintedr ^r iththe incr edible intr icacies
o f t h e m o s t co mmo n p l a o
ce
f i n se c ts and plants? Did any of us imaginethat w e
w o u l d h a z arda n a b a n d o n eadn d ver y dar k r ailr oad tunnei in quest 6f cast off
p u p a ec a s e sa n d l a rva e , fo rsa ke our beds befor e the sun lit, even the hor izon
f o r s n a i l s a n d mo th s, o r b ra ve the manyr ainstor m sin or der to collect data.
T h e a f te rn o o no f o u r fi rst field excur sionwas one of those infr equent
ones at lvlountainLake whenit rained neither on top of the mountainnor below
i n t h e s u r ro u n d i n gva l l e ys. Wewer e on our way to catch butter flies whenDr .
W e s t - s t o p p eto
d sh o wu s_ so me
p i pevine. 0nly m omentar ilydistr acted by the
s m o k i . nbgr ake so f o n e o f th e S tation' s car s, we continuedon our way,- havi ng
decided that the brakes u'rerenot going to fail anytime in the too nlar futuFe.
llle shortly thereafter arrived at the destined field and armedwith butterfly
n e t s w e c h a se da fte r b u tte rfl i e s, Quickly
lear ning that one could not sim pl y
- The
s w i s h o n e ' s n e t fra n ti ca l l y a fte r them.
blaclber r ies, r ipe and abundini ,
p r o v e dt o b e mu chmo rea cce ssi b lethan the elusive butter flies.
J e s s , Jo e , a n d S te ve b e ca me
par r ticular ly adept at netting butter flies. T hey
u n d e r t o o ka ma rka n d .re ca p tu rewith Fr itillar ies.
I' Jhocould ever for get se ei ng
t h e . C y b e l e_ g a nggl ,a :i n g .d o w nb. u tter flies in a car with nets pr otr udin! tr om opEn
w i n d o w s ?T h e ya l l b u t h u n gb y their heels fr om the windowsin pur suil of Spey er i a
cypeI e.
I f a n yo n eh a d fo u n d i t cu ri ous or amusingto see our class on handsand
.
k n e e sc r a w l i n g o n th e l a u rni n front of the lab, they soon lear nedwhat ser ious
b u s i n e s sc r u sh i n g _ cl o ve w
r a s. T he clover peoplesam pleda seeminglyendless
n u m b e or f f i e l d s .fo r th e i r stu d y on cyanidepr oductionand leaf piedatlon; and
I e a f p a t t e r n s a n d sh a d e . Je ff 0 . and-Jeff s., r ,r itzie and r om, hiving r eciul ted
others to help, were amusedto discover that a farmer would not hear-of thelr
w o r k i n go n a S u n d a y.
efforts were rather common.Whenthe highwaydepartment
.Actually communal
moweo
d v e r a fi e l d o f ra g w e e dq u ickly endinglr hr ty and Russ' silveispotted
s k i p p e r p r o j e ct, th o se tw o tu rn e d to Cepea- - - the SNAIL.
Snail expeditions becamevery muchin vogueand manyof us ventured forth
b e f o r e b r e akfa st to ca tch th e l i ttle char mer sat their ver y best.
S p e a k i n go f ve n tu ri n g fo rth , Deanand Vanessa
will never for get the
dreary polluted woodswhich they sampledaroundthe PearisburgCeianesePlant
whereeven light itself seemed
wary to emerge. Fewlichens giew on those sooty,
g r e a s y t r e e s. T h e ma n yme l a n i cGeom etr ids
collected in Dr . t' lest' s fabulousand
v e r y U F O i shmo th tra p _ i n d i ca te dthat a r emar kableselective pr essur ewas acti ng
a r o u n dt h e C e l a n e seP l a n t.
0 h ' b y th e w a y, w e d i d g e t sever al m atedfemalePolyxenesthat fir st
a f t e r n o o n . On ep ro vi d e dth e e g gs for Liz' s pupationexper im ent. The eggs
ECOLOGICAL
GENETICS
(continued)
turned into rather demanding-larvae
whoconsumed
vast quantities of carrot
leaves and whoseemed
to pr6rer remainingil;;i
of
a numberof instars to
pupating.
Noonewasever quite as enthusiasticas Roger|^|estaboutkeeping
caterpillars as pets, althougha number
or ui tiit wtttr monirCrr
pupaeand
snails in our pockets
Couldwe ever forget the many.Japanese
bectles collected whichproved
incapableof being.sexEd,the "hairdedheis;-oi-iirver
PovertyHollo,vwiltr tts wild flowers and Dianas? spottedskippers,or
FERNOLOGY
Thestudentsgatheredin the lab on the first day,
shy and reticent
aboutwhatwasto iome. Our indusiasm-wai'.iroused
prospect
by
the
of
'1,.1e-itso
spending
5 weeksobserving_ryi.rd i; ih; prlintonr
firns.
hopedto
f i n d D r . F e r n a r ' :r i s s i n g - ' r t n t ,:eT
. g o t r v ; r ' i ; lm
i r p r u * . t n t reo a d e dt h e c a r w i t h
flashlights and baggiesind rreioEd"j-=i'to
wilto-ftrn
the company
of
our trusty native guiae, Dr. Burns. In the first territory in
journey
leg
of
our
we
were
introducedto the-astounaing
div.rsitv oi irre'pteridophyte
flora as we collected
B'000specimums..of.Tlrg=Ule,lisnouagoiicen.is-u[o
2,999
inJrrtinguishab]e
specimums
of DrpguErisl-we-soon-TEafn,n
the lechniqueof ,,BellyBotany,,
as
short bossred.Fin-Earch-oi-ffre rare ano itiriiu.-gotry.tirr.
Nights
found
us
with manypressingmatters.
Thehighlight of the termwas
pteriffic
g r o u n d s o f t h e s o u t h . L o a d i n g the
t h e c a ' p i l s s expedition
. i 1 , . s e i e ctot i nthe
g t Granmitis
ri'*.iuffing
a sallonius of Johnsons
andiohnsoni
bunvdiiiit iiiiJi"f;.iv pre-rriphours.
Fried Tatersala Fernar,a rumored
prophyiuii. (hopefully),higfrlightedthe
first mealfor the trip. rhe rrighpoi[[";;-i;" trip
wasmissedby 200years
whenthe navigatormistookhis compissfor an ittimLter,
uul-[e savedface by
rediscoverinqthe rare grammitilri,Ugitu (..lenttv ..nur.a-i.uilritl,
R e t u r n t o c a t p " u ' i t ' u f f i b a f f i a . t r a r J a a y o n t h e r 6 i j 6 , e s p e c i a l lnecrotus).
ythe
showersoffering a choiie of tuturs - crushedor cubed.
Evenwiil, the hard beds,
sleep.would
havi_been-.uiv,
- or,al
u s piti t enot
. J t ib;;;-io;
, - n i g r , i ithe herdsof owrsaroundour
c a m p( a n dt h e o w l c a l l s ) . w e r e , . f o rm o s t ov e r y , , r e l a x i n g , , .
soonour time wasup and preiefvatlve
hadto headon back. Our
6onel'io
t h o u g h t s t i l l l i n g e r e dw i t h f o n om e m
".f e c a r o r i n i u o g ,w h i c hw a sl o a d e d
o i i e s - toh
k u dw h i c hs t r u c ku s a l l a s a n i d e a l h a b i t a t .
t t l l l t g | ' i g g g r qp, o i i o ns u m aacn d . q u i c m
with the find of virginia's I'looor^b-rJig
D;. F;;;ar turnedgreenwith envy(or was
that motionsickness). toadE?-ilTTfr-fo-no
memJries
Dr. Fernaret al. headed
back
to Mountain
Lake.
As the daysand
{e?!^spasssomeof the friendshipsgrowand others mayfade
but the remembrance
oi the tlass members
for the class una iti ieader,Dr. Faryar,
w i l l a l w a y sr e m a i nv i v i d
FATESOFTHE1976MAI4MALOGISTS
D.r. Ha.nd
I ey emba
rked on a waI k to panama
.
Ii:l5iir*yr:';r:::nnt
evervmouse
in californiaandis movins
East,trappins
A tragedybefelI pat. Hewasspearedby a
housefly.
Anothertragedy- r'rarkgot permanentyrost
on Doecreek.
still anothertragedy' Jim gagged
wh'ilechewing
oatmealmixedwith bourbon.
Lindahas become.the.
secretaryof the smithsonian.Shecurrenily trying
to
exterminate
all the beesin tire UnitedStaiei.
Carol is presentlyteachingperomyscus
to sing.
Nancyis spending
her time frying enough
onionsto go with all thoselivers.
got.organized
and inventeda newbait--:-'ioo[;
$cr-fitt
especiallydesigned
for catchinq
Nqo-toma.
Thetrap is madeof woodanamelii
;r;i;;;i,
tike
a mousetrap.
#.t:ff[!11.'n?; ili*:,
*f#.rlet.a
ror sturrinsa Homo
parva
andcumently
is servins
a
world's record for staying under water in
a kayak --- three days
Tr a c y i s m a ki n gvi o l i n stri n g s from per or i- scusgut.
To m"Ba t Pa tro l " p e a rso ni s sti i l
scr atching. He,s on the der misnow.
A n dM i l c h , h e ' s s t i l l s l e e p i n g .
pIA''1I'{ALOGY
76 --. A REVIEW
"F L AP ,F L A P ,F L A pyo u r w i n g s Vesper tilionidae,,
"BATPATR0L,BATPATR0L,
Bat Spotted in tvlist Net #2.
c a n w e g e t a ma keo n th a t b a t? I can i.. it
i t l o o k s l i ke a n E p te si cu si o s.ui.- - nti.r tion now wer e getting closer - .Dr' Handleyl Jawilii-mist neT nfmberzi JawsDr . Handleyl Atten6on
in mist net number2l
hJHITE-FOOTED
DEER
MOUSE
A t l , l o u n ta i nL a ke i n Gi l e s C o unty,
these litile mice ar e ver y pr om ptto
swarm
aboutthe camp
of the universiii,;i-tirsi;i;-B;;i;s;;ir'ilation,
where
thevmake
free with'ilrerooo;;illi.i1 "iniv'ioiir.at nishr
andapparen'y
IVIAMMALOGY
( continued)
m a k en o e f fo rt to co n ce a lth e i r activities - - - such as dr aggingobjects of food
o r "b u i l d i n g ma te ri a l s" o ve r th e floor s. Oneof their favoitte tooAs is lv or y
s o a p - - p ossi b l y o th e r b ra n d sa s well - - and it is this food that is used t o
bait snap traps which have becomestandard equipmentin manyof the cabins and
. ailey) .
l o d g e s i n th e mo u n ta i n s(J.t,rl B
S N A PS, T I A PS,N A PY, O U T
RR A P S . . . .
ACKN0l^,1
EDGM
ENTS
Special thanks to the makersof Skippy PeanutButter, the PEANUT
BUTTER
MAKERS
preferred by mice arbund the world, to the makersof
PEANUT
BUTTER,
BLOATI'IEAL
for our 5 a.m. snacks, to the fores,ts, fieTds, rocks and
QUAKER
streamsof the i4ountainLake area for their cooperationand without whose
a s s i s t a n c eth i s p ro j e ct w o u l d n ot have beenpossible.
Also, to ToddHandley,Scott Handley,Peter West, Patty Clemens,Roger
l^lestand Specsfor their outstandingworth as Homoparva researchers.
E s p e ci a l l y to Mrs. H a n d l e yfor bed and boar d in D.C. and for constant
moral support.
F i n a l ly, to o u r d i sti n g u i shedand fear less leader DR. CHARLES
OUTSTAN D IN G
H A N D L EY
J T, .
P . S . W h a tyo u r n a mei s?
Merrill Varn
R i c hD a v i s
TomPearson
Pat Dolan
A n nN i k o l a u s
MarkVan0ss
CLASSLISTS
- zNDTERM
MT. LAKEBIOLOGICAL
STATION
BI0L. 571: TERRESTRIAL
ECOLOGy
2001. 577: MMMALOGV,
Belefski, ivlaryLou
Blizard, Betsy
Clark,Al
FlacQueen,
Peggy
0wen, Amanda
Porn, llargi e
Powe l l , P e g g y
Sc hm i d t ,S u s a n
St eph e n s C
, huck
V o g t , Su s a n
We s s e l ,G a r y
Cle m e n sR
, oger
Ailes, Nancy
C o l e s ,J i m
D a v i s ,R i c h
D o l a n ,P a t r i c k
Gor don,Linda
N i k o l a u s ,A n n
Pearson,Tom
Simm ons,
Car ol
Smith , t{itchel I
Taber, Andy
Van0ss,l4ar k
Varn,Merrill
hlerner, Tracey
BI 0L. 5 9 2 : E C OL OGIC
A LN E T IC S
GE
Batchelor, lvlartha
B o r z e l l e c a ,J o e
Fekete, Steve
Hairs t o n , T o m
Karten, Vanessa
L a c k e y ,E l i z a b e t h
L a n d i s ,R u s s
0lson, Jeff
Parker, Geoffrey
Sc hlo s s ,J e f f
S h a r o s ,M i t z i e
Woodard,Dean
B 0 T. 5 7 1 : PT ER ID OL 0 GY
A n h o l d ,D a v i d
Cole, I'larilyn
Cole, Tom
Dubay, Bobby
E m i g hG
, ini
Kinser,Ed
Lowitz, Wendy
St ephe n s D
, enise
Wechsler,Wendy
W e d d l eL, i s a
l ^ l i l l i a m s ,B r u c e
l,llilliamsT
, im
BIOL. 599: BIOLOGY
RESEARCJ
Bell, C. Ritchie
D u b a y ,C h a r l i e
llcDevitt, David
Peter s, Danny
S m i t h ,C l i f f o r d
W er th, Char lie
W ood,Langley
l,lalton, Peggy
. zNDTERI'{
$IT. LAKEDIRECTORY
- BobbyDubay
CATESBY
(l'1rs.
) Debbie
Steve(brother)
Sparky(dog)
- Cliff $nith
RAFINESQUE
Kenneth
. TomCoIe
LAIIGSOUTH
( M r s . )M a r i l y n
- CharlesHandley
CLAYTON
(l'lrs.) Darelyn
Benjamin
Specks(dog)
- ChuckStephens
LAINGNORTH
(l.lrs.) Denise
- Jeff Schloss
BARTRM
- TheWaltons
LEC0NTE
I'iiss Peggy
l4iss LuciI e
- NancyAiles, Betsy
LAINGl,lEST
Blizard, PeggyMacQueen,
SusanSchmidt
- HortonHobbs
BANISTER
(formerDirector)
- RogerClemens
SCH0EI'I
(Mrs.) l,iary
Patti
- Langley}lood
I4APHIS
- Rltchie Bell
I'IITCHELL
- Davidl'lcDevitt
IvIICHAUX
(l,irs.) liaryanne
Maureen
Nancy
- J. J. l'iurray
REED
(lrirs.) Bess
Joe
Ti kt
hlill
- DonFarrar
H0LBR00K
(l4rs.) Eugenia
Barb
- Wayne
Angleberger
GATTINGER
(t'lrs.) l'lary Ann
Tormy
Dickens& Sailor (dogs)
Gracie(cat)
. CATIION
HitE
CARETAKER
(l'trs.) Tenny
Rich
Robin
Renee
- Robert Burns
BURNS
- Joe BorzelIecA,
LAING
SINGLES
Charlie Dubay,SteveFekete'
Charlie llerth, Brucel.|llliams
STEPHEN
ELLIgTT
CHAPI'IAN
Belefski, l4aryLou
E m i g hG
, ini
Gordon,Linda
Porn, t{arge
Povrel
I , Peggy
Sharos,I'iitzle
Sirmons,Carol
Vogt, Susan
t.|aldman,
Clndy
Batchelor,Marty
Karten,Vanessa
Lowitz, Wendy
Nikolaus,Ann
Olen, l'landy
Varn, I'lerriI I
Wechsler,Wendy
Weddle,
Lisa
Werner,Tracey
DESCHI,'EINITZ
AUDUBON
Dolan,Pat
Kinser, Ed
L a n d i s ,R u s s
0lson,,leff
Parker,Geoff
Pearson,Tom
Peters, Danny
t ^ | i t l i a m sT, i m
Anhold,David
C l a r k ,A l
C o l e s ,J l m
D a v i s ,R i c h
Hairston,Tom
VanOss,Mark
Smith,t4itch
Taber,Andy
l,lesSel,Gary
- DaveWest
HENTZ.MOHR
-(MrnILlndsey
UABIQI- RayDueser
-lfrFs)
sobule
Peter
Roger
Susan
Boots
"
MOUNTAIN
LAKEDIRECIORY
Abramsn
Bonnie 3635Johnson
york 10463
Ave., Bronx,Neul
Adams,
i'iichael
g,
ZliOl
Egutgll, Box FreAeiiik,'-l'laryland
Ailes.,l'lancy
Rd#l , London
GioveApts.,'r.nnitt squire, pennsylvania1934s
Angleberger,
lnlayne-and
l4aryAnn
603 breenstreet, Bridgewater,virginia z?glz
Anhold,David
310N. First stree, Bridgevr.i.r,virginii--iia]P
Ballard, James 2446uil lanovaDrive, vienna,vlrgiiia zzleo
Barnett, Rush
502t,J.Bankstreet, Biidger,iJier,virgi nia--ziev
Batchelor,l4artha
7208Doncaster-streei,
Springtieiu,virginta Zzlso
Belefski,_l'lary
Lou
l00l st. stephens
Rd., hlexinaria, virdinia zz3o4
B e l l ' C . R i t c h i e ^ - ? e P t .o f B o t a n yu, n i v e r i i t y o f N o r t hc a r 6 t i n a ,C h a p eHl i l l , N . c .
Blizard.,Betsy
223Stribling Avinue,cnaiioitesviite, virginia
zzg03
Boal, lrtinnie 834 Boalparkr^riy,
l^linn6tr.J,
iitinois 66093
Borzelleca,Joe ^ BTIB-septembbr
Drive, Richmond,
virginia z32zg
Breil, David
of
Nitural
Sciences,
longwooo
coitege,
- i l z oFarmville,
g
Va, 23901
9qp!.
Brill, Lessa
2 3 0 2s u r g r a v e
A v e . , B a r t i r o r e , - N-N.*
arvtina
Brown,Steve
34 South4th Ave., Highlandpjrk,
Jersey 0g904
Chescheir,
Chip__ Box82, HarrodiCr6ek,fenlucty 4OoZ7
ClarknAl
2019Ivy Road,Charlottesviite,Vi"g"inia--2ZSOS
clark' Jeff
1 3 0 4R o o s e v e sl tt . , A l e x a n d r i av, i r g i n i a z z 3 0 z
Clemens,
Roger."._l?l49 Kristy Lane,SJritogi, Cufifornia 95070
Lore, t0mandt'tarilyn
Route2, BoxL_42,Ridgeway,
Virginia Z4l4B
Coles,Jim
Route5, Box42, Bedford,Virginii {qSZl
C r i t e s nR i c h
V a . W e s t e rC
n omm..ColleF
ge
. 0, . B o x4 . | 9 5 ,R o a n o k eV,i r g i n i a Z 4 0 l s
D a v i s ,R i c h
B o x1 9 3 ,c o e b u r nv, i r g i n i a ' z q i n
Dechow,
Rebecca ?!19 htycriff Ave.l Roanoke,
virginia z4ol4
Dillon,-Hildy _
l l 7 3 S y l v i aR a . , S e i f o r d ,N e wy o r l l l 7 B 3
D o l a n ,P a t r i c k , B o x3 5 4G , R o u t e5 , c h a i l o t t e s v i l t e , - v i r g i n i a z z g o l
Routel, Box245C,Amissville,Virginia zioOZ
PrPuy'lgbby
C
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a
r
l
i
e
Virginii--ZgteS
?r!u.y,
_ - l g S A l l y s o nD r i v e , t ^ , i l l i a m s b u r g , ""30601
Gini
190_Lexington
Heights,
Athens,
Ge6igia
lmish'
Fekete,Steve
154Coverdale,
Rd., Riverview,Nei Brunswick,
CanadaEIB 3H9
Findl0y,Stuart,, Irlillbank,Aiton, Virginia 2ZSZO
Forth, Cathy
2493Hilltop Rd., Schen6ctady,
Newyork 12309
G a r d n e rP' r l t y
R o u t el , B o x9 2 B ,T r e v i l l i i n s , v i r g i n i a n v a
G a s d o r fH
, elen
l 4 2 l A u t u mLna n e ,p e o r i a , I l l i n o i s - 6 1 6 0 4
Gordon,Linda 3920N. 4th st,, Apt. 2, Airington, virginia zzzo3
Graney'Bob
4000A TerraceviewApts., Blaclsbuig,virginia 24060
Greenfield,Shelly,
5 ttyngateplac!, Gieat Neck,Itewyoit ll02l
Gross,Ronnie l2 Commo-nwEalth
Courf*tf , giighion, tutaisJchusetts
02135
Hairston,Tom
Routel, Box64, Charlottesvilie,Virginia iZg}t
H e d r i c kA
, nn
A P t . B , _ 5 0 1l T t h S t . N l l ,C h a r l o t t e s v i l i e V
, irgtnia ZZ}O3
Hite, Carlton
Routel, pembroke,
Virginia 24136
Howard'Becky
york 14063
9654chautaugua
Road,Fredonia,Nev.r
J.ohnson,..funy 4lB-CapitalAvenue,Frankfort, Kentucky40601
Karten,vanessa l319 Titania Lane,r'lcLean,
virginia- zzl01
Keene,NqrJ.y 1612stadiumRd. #2, charlotiesviile, virginia zzgoj
K i n s e r ,E d
R o u t e3 , B o xl 4 l , T a z e w e l lV
, irginia 2+ASl'
Krames,
Paul
4 SunriseTrail RD2, Mt. Lodlepark, l,lonroe,
Newyork 10950
Lackey,Liz
75G-A
Madison
Avenue,Charlottisvitte, Virginia ZZ}O3
Landis,Russ
Il5 BotetourtRoad,Newport
News,Viiginii 23601
Lowitz,Wendy ll3l llth Street, Boulder,Coloradog0302
Luxner,Laurie
305 Northampton
Terrace,ChapelHill, NorthCarolina Zl'lq
i'lcDermott,
Rosemary ll3 ht.'Buckingham
Circlb, charlottesville, Viiginia- iZgot
l ' l c D e v i t tD
, a v e U n i v .o f P a . S c h o ool f V e t . l ' l e d . , 3 8 0 0
S p r u c eS t . p 6 i t a . , p a . 1 9 1 7 4
MOUNTAIN
LAKEDIRECTORY
(continued)
i-la c Q u e eP
n 'e g g y_ R F D6 R o u n d to p
Far m ,Char lottesville, Vir ginia ZZ} OI
i'ley e r ,K e n
6 0 1 H i l l sb o ro u g hR d ., Car r bor o, Nor th Car otina" 27510
i'ioy l e , S u s a n
D e p a rtme not f B i o l ogy, Centr eCollege, Danville, Kentucky 4O4Z z
N i k o l a u s ,A n n
1 5 0 1w i n d i n gc r e e k - R d . ,p a l mH a r b o i , F l o r i d a 3 3 s 6 3
0 1 s o n ,J e f f
B B 2 2Ga te sh e aR
d o a d,Ar exandr ia,vir ginia zz30g
0 'Ne a l , K a t h
P . 0 . B o x 7 2 6 , Grundy,Vir ginia 24614
0 rm r o d ,L o r r a in e
1 0 9 ca rri a g e D rivL, Avon, connecticut 06001
pliceo Lynchburg,Virginia ?45A3
iilandy
l0B
0akwood
9".1,
Par k e r , G e o f f re y
1 7 8 0P ro ffi t Road,Vienna,Vir ginia ZZIB0
Pea r s o n ,T o m
5 2 1 9l ^l .6 8 th S tre et, Shalneellission, Kansas 66208
Porn, l4argie
3 symphony
Drive, whiteboro, Newyork 13492
Pete r s , D a n n y P . 0 . B o x 5 4 7 , yo rktown,Vir ginia 23690
1 2 4 N . L e xi n g to nAvenue,Covington,Vir ginia 24426
loy g l l ' l . g g y
Rob i n s ,R o n i
l 2 8 H a rmo n
stre e t, char lottesviir e, vir ginia 22903
R o y a l t y ,B ! l l
1 8 0 0J e f f e r s o nP a r k A v e . , # 2 0 5 , C h a r l o i t e s v i l l e , V i r g i n l a 2 2 9 0 3
Sau n d e r sC
, a r ol
2 ? ? 5 -CC o mmo nwealth
Dr ive, Char lottesville, Vir ginia 22901
s c h l o s s ,J e f f
7 6 6 1A - 2 , R a v e n s r i d g eS, t . L o u i s , M i s s o u r i 6 3 1 1 9 Schmidt,Susan
Wasserweg
4, 3000 Hannover73, l,lest Germany
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COURSES
TO BE OFFERED
AT MOUNTAIN
LAKE- SUMMER
I977
Firs! Term
June12 - July 16
Plant Ecology
GaryMiller, Eisenhower
College
3 hour
Fleld Biologyof Greenplants
C. Ritchie Bell, Universityof North
Caroli na
6 hour
Biologyof Algae
Austin Brooks,Wabash
College
6 hour'
Ornithology
Davidt,.l.Johnston,University of Florida 6 hour
Ecosystem
Analysis
William0dum,Unlversityof Virginia
Second
Tergl
3 hour
July 17 -. Auoust29
PopulationEcology
Jerry Downhover,
0hio State University
6 hour
Biologyof Insects
Georgell|. Byers,University of Kansas
6 hour
InvertebrateEcology
GeorgeStanton,Columbus
College
6 hour
Evolutionof AnimalReproductive
Behavior
A.R. Thornhill, Universityof Nevu
Mexico 3 hour
Reproductive
Biologyof plants
C. Ritchie Bell, Universityof North
Carolina
3 hour
Taxonomy
and Ecologyof Bryophytes SusanM. [,loyle,centre college of
Kentucky
3 hour