THE U.VA. TRADITION LIVES ON

**	When Lisa A. Gulley earns her degrees May 21, she will be
the seventh of seven siblings to earn a U.Va. degree.

	Brother Robert Gulley was the first to graduate from U.Va.
in 1982.  Soon followed Patricia in 1983, Terry in 1985, Jim in
1986, Steve in 1987 and Debra in 1988.  "I don't think I could have
gone anywhere else but U.Va.," said Gulley, who will earn a
bachelor's degree in Spanish and a master's degree in education
through the Curry School of Education's five-year teacher-education
program.  "I don't think I would have belonged anywhere else
either," she added.

	The daughter of Leo and Patricia Gulley of OAKTON, VA, who
are not U.Va. graduates, the family has gained some additional
Wahoos in recent years.  "Two of my sisters and one brother married
Wahoos," Gulley said.  For more information on the Gulley alumni
reunion at graduation, contact her at (804) 984-2617.	

**	John Meade, the third of three brothers to graduate from
U.Va., has some inkling of how he'll get along with his office mate
in his new job.  When he starts his position with Martin Marietta,
his office mate will be his older brother, Chris.

	John's oldest brother Paul graduated in 1989 with a
bachelor's in archaeology.  Brother Christopher graduated in 1994
with a bachelor's in computer science.  With his new bachelor's in
applied mathematics from the School of Engineering and Applied
Science, John is looking forward to working for the Reston, VA-based
defense contractor.  

	The office dynamics of the two brothers should prove
interesting.  "We approach things from totally different points of
view, but usually arrive at the same conclusions," he said.

	Son of Patrick J. and Theresa H. Meade of CLIFTON, VA, John
Meade can be reached at (804) 243-1031.



May 4, 1995