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Article, Jim Stroh, 1984 Bugle
Article feature of Jim Stroh, first student representative to the Board of Visitors, from the 1984 Bugle.
Clipping from 1913 Bugle
A clipping from the 1913 Bugle. The first time a woman was involved in a sports team at Virginia Tech.
Clipping from 1916 Bugle
A clipping from the 1916 Bugle.
Clipping from 1960 Bugle
A clipping from the 1960 Bugle.
Clipping from 1990 Bugle
Clipping from 1990 Bugle
Clipping from the 1919 Bugle
A clipping from the 1919 Bugle showing various women sponsors at Virginia Tech.
Clipping from the 1925 Tin Horn
A clipping from the 1925 Tin Horn. This is the first mention of a woman's basketball team at Virginia Tech. It was unsanctioned and unpopular with the majority male-dominated university.
Clipping from the 1972 Bugle
A clipping of the woman's swim team. They were officially sanctioned by the university in 1970.
Clipping from the 1982 Bugle
A clipping from the 1982 Bugle featuring Ginny Lessman Stonick who was the first woman volleyball athlete inducted into Virginia Tech's Sports Hall of Fame.
Clipping from the 1998 Bugle
A clipping from 1998 of Katie Ollendick who was an All-American athlete in Track and Field, specifically the High Jump. She was also inducted into the Virginia Tech's Sports Hall of Fame in 2008.
Clipping from the 1999 Bugle
A clipping from the 1999 Bugle of Lisa Witherspoon's player profile. Witherspoon was an inducted into Virginia Tech's Hall of Fame in 2009. She was a basketball player at Virginia Tech from 1995-1999.
Clippings from the 1929 Tin Horn concerning the women's basketball team
Clippings from the 1930 Tin Horn concerning the women's basketball team
Photgraph, Kenneth Custalow, 1983 Bugle
Photograph of Kenneth Custalow, Class of 1983. Member of the Mattaponi Tribe in Eastern Virginia.
Photograh, Cleopatra Borel-Brown, 2009 Bugle
Photograph depicts Cleopatra Borel-Brown, a member of the Virginia Tech Track and Field Team from the 2009 Bugle. Borel-Brown was the first female Hokie to compete at the Olympics in 2004.
