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Junior Production...a night to remember

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Black Cat is perhaps the most-highly anticipated ASC event every year.

Junior production is a show performed by the junior class (like Ele

Paynter, above) for the rest of the campus community, usually poking fun

at one or two or ten or twelve groups on campus. But don 't worry, it's all

in good fun.

Who needs to study when
you can lounge around?

Students enjoy many places
on campus to relax and take
study breaks. Alston Campus
Center, the Quad on a sunny

afternoon, dorm rooms, or

even the libraiy offer many
comfortable benches and

chairs like this one (left, at

Alston) for students, faculty,

staff and visitors.

We I c o m e . . .

o our world (for women)

Superwomen? Was there
any question?

First-Years Jeannette
Jartman and Kelly Lindquist
\show off their fashion sense

and muscles at a student
retreat during the fall. First
\ year students have several
opportunities to meet each
other and upperclasswomen
m student leadership retreats
' such as this one, but also

through ASC's small class
| sizes and communal living.

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We sure do love our school. In fact, we're ALL SMILES!

This scottie displays her love and affection for Agnes Scott. She 's happy
that she's found some free time in between studying, working, and social-
izing to promote her school.

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Aw, see, we DO see the guys
SOMETIMES.

Yes, it's true America... we do
still see men and enjoy their
company. During activities
such as Hands On Atlanta,
Agnes Scott women have the
chance to socialize with stu-
dents from other area univer-
sities while still lending a
helping hand.

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from August to May

Yum, looks good!

f uniors and seniors, the only
classes allowed to live in
very Glen apartments, enjoy
the opportunity to cook in
heir own kitchens, have their
own bathrooms, and live
more independently than
residential students. Most
mjoy the experience, and we
an see why with the looks of
the good food this Scottie is
cookin '.

Divider 5

Red, Green, Blue, and

Ye Horn., what do they !

have in common^ They

are the four colors of 'fou

very stylish classes.

(1) First-years Ruth Napier, Zenovia Barnes, and
Jessica Oortman show off their class color yellow
as they walk to Junior Production. (2) Singing or
the Junior's day in Evans, Natalie Reckard, Sarah
Faber, and Amanda Compton perform a crowd
favorite. (3) The seniors know how to win the
costume contest! They are the Queen of Hearts.

(4) Is that a goddess? We think so! Ebony
Greene shows off her Siren fashion to her adorini

With their drinks in hand, seniors
know how to get the party started

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If you mess with Poison Ivy, 1
you might get the urge
to. ..um... take off your clothes
and show vour spirit.

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Top: These Sophomores try to

discover the first-years' mascot

before the skit. Center: The

Sirens gather to walk together

down to the bonfire. Bottom:

Men? Seems like they're captivated

by the Sirens!

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During Orientation Week at Agnes Scott, first year students are introduced to a new
city, state and for a few - a new country All are officially introduced to the world for
women. To get these newbies adjusted, Orientation Council makes preparations
months ahead to keep these ladies busy their first week. This years activities included
a visit to the world of Coca Cola, arts and crafts projects, a concert, a football game and
the excitement of their first ASC formal ceremony - the signing of the honor pledge.

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First years begin to form the close bonds
of friendship early on as they explore
the campus, enjoy concerts and are
entertained by the first of many skits
performed on campus.

Orientation week ended with a bang. The first-
years were introduced to the music of Jennifer
Netties, a former Agnes Scott student. They
also watched upper classmen preform the Do's
and Don'ts skit The first-year girls also en-
joyed their first Georgia Tech Football Game.

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In a hilarious attempt to make fun of themselves,
the LBTQA performed a skit that included the
confusion of a child who has "three mommies"
and the commonly used expression "gay is good".

The junior class
watches as their fellow
classmates perform a
stomp dance that got
the whole crowd into
their performance.

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At rehearsal earlier m the week, Jamie

Quinney prepares for the madness

that will take the stage on Friday

night.

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Another successful first-year orientation has
passed, which means another Junior Production

has made us laugh until we cried. A hilarious
combination of sarcasm, wit, and talent embod-
ied this year's class of 2003. Great job Juniors!
Long live the itch!

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Juniors perform skits, songs, and dances for the
Agnes Scott community annually on the Friday of

Black Cat.

;e 16 Top Left: Professor Schenbeck, Professor Redmond, and George Bullock look on after the seniors finish their dance.
p Right: While Lauren Vernon reads her Bible, Jamaiya Havel performs her portion of the skit. Bottom Right: On top
performing die skits for Junior Production, die juniors must also entertain the audience with dieir class dance. Bottom Left:
e Juniors break it down during their class dance.

*e 17 Leslie Bacastow looks around the audience for her friends before die show begins. All of the classes sit together for
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The Junior Class welcomes Agnes Scott stu-
dents to...

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"God of the Marching Centuries" is not played at
this ASC traditional event. We tend to hear more
contemporary school songs, like "Beer, Beer, Beer,"
among others. However, a certain nostalgia rings
clear in the hearts of Seniors, Juniors, Sopho-
mores, and First-years alike- Black Cat is the end
for some, and just the beginning for others. Mark-
ing the end of Orientation for First-years, the last
Black Cat for Seniors, and a resurgence of school
wide spirit, Junior Production gives the entire
Agnes Scott family something to celebrate to-
gether.

Rebecca Rogers leads her class in President Maty Brown Bullock and
one of the sophomore class songs, guest look over the program for
the night's production.

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Ayo Williams, Lauren Davis, Emily
Brinkley, and Ele Pavnter take time
out of their busy class schedules to
rehearse for junior Production.

The Sophomores definetely
know how to get this party
started.

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Looks like they're ready to graduate! It's not quite The Senior class enjoys one last time at Junior
time, though, Seniors; you still have to sing "God Production, uniting to sing an old school favorite
of the Marching Centuries" a few more times. "Beer, Beer, Beer".

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Agnes Scott first-years take in a lot of inform;
tion from different departments, organizations,

and students.

Laura Vanderbeck invites Karen Cleland to
be a part of the Basketball team. This is
Coach Vanderbeck's first vear as coach.

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Circle K, a popular organization among first
year students, handed out free cups, and
showed up with men.. .to entice the ladies!

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Dr. John Lucy of

the Personal

Counseling

department

educates first-years ^^ ^^_ ___ --i ^

with statistics of

depression among

female college

students.

Students listen as
Carole Holcomb,
the Health Center
nurse, reads about
the dangers of
dorm diseases.

Art Imitates Life...

(Above)Terry McGehee and her students ponder an age old question.
"Which should I eat? The apple... or the plaster replica?"

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Somewhere between
exploring Atlanta,
jobs, social lives and
extracurricular
activites, ASC stu-
dents make a little
time for classes.
Among the variety of
courses that are of-
fered, several levels
and an assortment of
art classes are offered
to relieve the stress of
english, political sci-
ence and worst of
all... Chemistry.

Shikina Reid works hard on her mixed media collage for Art 161.
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(opposite page)CLASS BOND-
ING: Students in this Japanes
class pause to capture a momer}
with a guest speaker...

SLA VE TO THE LIBH4R Y: A diligent ASC student continues her work in
the library...or did she just need a quiet place to sleep?

CLASS CONTINUATION: Melissa Blazek, Phoenicia Battle, Emily Gibson SEE WHAT HAPPENED WAS: Crystal Wiley tries to
and a fellow Scottie discuss the days lecture in Evans dining hall. explain something to Dr. Scott in the gazebo.

JUST NOD AND SMILE: Chisa Yarde, among others, pays close attention in class as the professor lectures.

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BETWEEN CLASSES: Katie Lauderdale gives
new meaning to the phrase 'just hanging around'.
(below)FRESH FACES: Students try to recruit
future Scotties during their study abroad trip.

it a runway or just the path to the class... We're not sure if this
udent knows.

WISHING TOUCH: Marcella Cuadra performs at her jury
tich is the 'final' for private music lessons.

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ASC Students Are...

mothers, women, empowered,

brave, daughters, modem, wise,

students, thinkers, mentors, true,

enlightened, strong,

artists, activists

.

Tomorrow,

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Student Life

ASC Student's show their feel-
ings on tough issues.

.eft: ASC Women make sure their
oices are heard in the Nation's Capi-
at. Above : Maggie Zimmerm blurrs
he boundaries with sculpture.

T
O
D

A
X

Forever.

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We Love... Our Bodies

Anne Willard per-
forms her mono-
logue for the crowd.

Eve Ensler's tour de force,
The Vagina Monologues Re-
turned to ASC in the Spring

of 2002. Performed in the
Winter Theatre of Dana Fine
Arts Building, ASC students

showed their love of them-
selves, their bodies, and their
sisters in their performances.

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Ebony Green, Kecia Jones, Kate Bidwell and others
form a circle on V-day.

Student Life

Barbara Washington laughs dur-
ing her monologue.

V-Day 2002

The cast comes together for a "heart-filled
finale.

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Jeanette Gartman,
Meghan Hammiller, Alice
Flagg, Alicia andShakeh
Grady show what sister-
hood is all about while
sharing quality time be-
fore the 2-22-02 Vagina
Monologues.

Sxprenr

Vontfelf

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Top: The "Spice Black Cats"- Ermis, Abby, Elizabeth, and Landa. Bottom: Mac Pitts as a
scary spider, holding daughter, McCall the bunny.

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Organization

Black Cat Style

Clockwise: The Winship Halloween party
begins... The Black Kitties pose in Winship
Lobby... MBB, George, and the ASC Black
Cars.

Organizations

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Everyday Life...

From Above, Clockwise:

( 1 ) Gwen Sunkel grabs

some lunch on the go for

her next class. (2)

Chillin ' in the dorm

lounge is always a good

alternative to doing

homework. (3) Enjoying

a snack from Mollie s is

an activity everyone loves.

Hey, this is the South! (4)

Students dress up for

Halloween and head over

to Presser Hall, the center

of many Agnes Scott ghost

stories.

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Left: Checking messages between

classes is a common occurrence.

This Scottie better hurry before her

12:30 class starts!

Above: First-year Galiel
Apostolou talks to someone

from back home on her
third-floor Walters hallway.

Left: Junior Jasmine

Robinson does some

laundry in her "dorm like a

palace ".

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Sophomore Family

Clockwise: Jakil
Hill and Shonte
Rogers dancing.
Dean Hudson's
version of R-E-S-
P-E-C-T. Eliza-
beth Lambert,
Stephanie Large
and Kristiana
Larimore show
off their rings.

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Weekend 2002

Dean Hudson doing the

YMCA. Emily Gibson

and Emily Beilawski

pose with their rings.

Awarding the rings. Kim

Fober smiles while
waiting to enter Gaines.
Dancing. Elizbeth Lam-
bert and Dean Hudson

model ASC rings.
Dancing with Dad....

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Right: Liz Hogan gets her water to

go so that she won 't miss her next

lecture over in Buttrick.

Above: Black Cat is a lot o,

fun, but sometimes you need

a break from all the dancing

to catch your breath!

Right: The Residence Life

staff of Avery Glen gets

together for their weekly

meeting.

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Everyday Life

From far left, clockwise:
(1) The dining hall has a

happy customer. (2)
Somebody must have BIG

MAIL! (3) Yolanda
Robinson and Susan Lee
smile down from the third
floor of Alston. (4)
Sophomores and their
parents snap away during
the reception at Sopho-
more Family Weekend.

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It

The Milennium Events
series starts out with an
out-of this world evening

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"Check out my
new shirt!"

First- Year Bevin Gaines

entertains her friends

while they wait in the

dinner line.

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"You've gotta get

down here to see

this!"

StarKeisha Rodgers finds another
use for the t-shirts given out at the
festival... a fashionable head wrap!

The crowd thickens around the
food tent as the aroma spreads
across the field.

So maybe it wasn't totally authen-
tic. Children of students, faculty,
staff and the community spend
some time bouncing around inside
the huge, inflatable dragon.

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Even the kids can enjoy a little
culture every now and then!

Scotties make good use of the

fans that were distributed at the

event.

Is the sun too bright Cara? Many
attendees put their fans and shirts
to use in the muggy heat of the
evening.

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LOOKING FORWARD TO THE FUTURt

These seniors followed the yellow brick road into
Agnes Scott and found themselves in a whirlwind
of activities, new voices, and different views.
Through the years they've learned many things
about themselves and about their fellow Scotties.
It's been a long, hard road, but in the end it's
definitely worth the time and trouble. Now that
they've successively made it through foour years
of excruciating pain - 1 mean thought provoking
classes and activities - these Queens are ready to
go out and make the world their own. True, the
days of lounging on the quad and in the dining
hall (until the lights get cut off), having discus-
sions about the lecture from Dr. Johnson's class,
capping, the general insanity of Black Cat Week
and Junior Production, self scheduled exams and
exam breakfasts, Taco Bell/Krispy Kreme/any-
thing that is something other than work runs and
going to Joyful Noise concerts will certainly be
missed, because they are Scotties, they are pre-
pared to take what the world has to offer and offer
something new back to it. They've passed down
their wisdom to the underclass(wo)men and now
move on to take their place in the world. Con-
gratulations.

BLACK CAT CREATIVITY AT IT'S BEST: Th

Senior decided to go all out with her costume duric
her last Black Cat Bonfire.

"Every heart that has beat strongly and cheer-
fully has left a hopeful impulse behind it in th
world, and bettered the tradition of mankind."
Robert Louis Stevensc

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SENIORS

"When I dare
to be powerful-

to use my

strength in the

service of my

vision, then it

becomes less

and less

important

whether I am

afraid"
-Audre horde

I THOUGHT I TOLD
YOU TO BURN THESE
PICTURES?: Look back
and reminisce about junior
year and the time you were
tortured by the Seniors be-
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Amber Leigh Bagley

Anthropology & Sociology

Macon, GA

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Sarah Blythe Ballard

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

Niceville, FL

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Brigid Caroline Batten

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

Stone Mountain, GA

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Jamie Elizabeth Bell

Spanish

Birmingham, AL

Tiffini C. Bell

Political Science

Atlanta, GA

Deborah Billings

Psychology
Watkinsville, GA

Anna R. Bone

Psychology
St Louis, MO

Lyra Booker

Biology
Braselton, GA

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Justine Elizabeth Brantley

Art History

Gainesville, GL

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Betty Roszellia Callahan

English

Decatur, GA

Laura Mercedes Castro- Martinez

Spanish & Biology

Atlanta, GA

Cammy Challender
Psychology
Emporia, KS

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Katherine Jean Chapman
German Studies
Perrysbury, OH

Annea Diane Claire

Business Economics & Psychology

LaFayette, GA

Brandi L. Collins

History

Chicago, IL

Nicole Marie Colosimo

Classical Anthro. & ReL Studies

Coopersburg, PA

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Ellen S.

EconomL
Rock Hill, SC

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Rachelle Elaine DeMeyer

Math & Economics

Orlando, FL

Tiffany N. Decker

English & History

Bakersfield, CA

Elizabeth Dominguez

Sociology & Anthropology

Dallas, TX

Qiana Therese Dreher
Economies/ Business
Apopka, FL

Heidi Donesha Edwards

Religious Studies

Allen, TX

Jenny Ellison

English & Women 's Studies

Laurens, SC

Elizabeth C. Engel

Environmental Science

Athens, GA

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Jessica Renee Felder

Economics & Business

Marietta, GA

Jennifer Marie Flinn

Anthropology/ Sociology

Camas, WA

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Political Science
Beaumont, TX

Courtney A. Frierson
Political Science
Little Rock, AR

Rachel Celeste Gibson

Sociology/ Anthropology

Atlanta, GA

Sarah S. Fragale

History

Marietta, GA

Janyata R. Frazier

English

Decatur, GA

Jia Teniece Gayles

English Literature

Mobile, AL

Anna Ceclie Geyer

Art

Pensacola, FL

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Selyka J. Givan

English
Ellenwood, GA

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Lindsay E. Grant

Classical Languages & Literature

Atlanta,GA

Cari A. Hackey
Women 's Studies
Germantown, MD

Melissa Jean Haley

Biology

Watkinsville, GA

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Krista Lea Harris
Anthropolgy/ Sociology

Hillary Erin Harshman

History

Springfield, LA

Rubaiya M. Hassan

Psychology & Economics

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Chevon D. Henderson

Economics & Business

Convers, GA

Amalea I. Hijar

Philosophy

St. Petersburg, FL

Currey E. Hitchens

Biological Anthropology

Tunnel Hill, GA

Dawn B. Hodges

Economics
Bakersfield, CA

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Christiane K. Hunt

Biology

Decatur, GA

Lindsay Noel Hunt

English Literature

CLinton, TN

Sonja Catharine Hurst
Political Science
Fort Myers, FL

Julie Lynn Jacobs

History

Kennesaw, GA

Megan E. Jarboe
Psychology
Decatur, GA

Amy Nicole Jernigan

Economics/Business

Louisville, KY

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Jacksonville, FL

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Geanie Jones

Biology & Sociology

Macon, GA

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Karen Jones

Chemistry & Music

Lithonia, GA

Sara E. Jones

Monifa Zakiya Jordan

Tara J. Kirk

Biochemistry

Psychology

Classical Languages & Literature

Baxley, GA

Atlanta, GA

Decatur, GA

Jennifer Leslie Kovacs

Biology & Anthropology/Sociology

Cedar Lake, IN

Amanda Joy Lasley

History

Athens, GA

Amanda L. Linaburg

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

Winchester, VA

Charity May Livingston
Creative Writing
Douglasville, GA

Jana Lucille Lott

English Literature

Waycross, GA

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Catherine A. Manohar

Mathematics & Economics

Bangalore, India

Chrystal R. Martin

Economics & Business

Griffin, GA

Leslie R. Mashburn

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Scottsdale, AZ

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History & Sociology/Anthropology

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Economics & Business

Milledgeville, GA

Mary Katherine McGee

Political Science

Florence, AL

Megan Rose Milford

Classical Languages / Lit. & History

Watkinsville, GA

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Mia Cavanaugh Mingus

Women's Studies
St, Croix, Virgin Islands

Erica Motion

Art

Jacksonville, FL

Whitney Blythe Mutch

Philosophy & Classical Lang./Lit.

Gainesville, FL

Keri LaTricia Norris

Africana Studies
Stone Mountain, GA

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Cathleen O'Connor

Religious Studies & Psychology

Decatur, GA

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Kirstin E. Ohlson

English
Tallahassee, FL

Yessica Padilla

International Relations

Riverdale, GA

Jennifer Claire Patterson
Math & Economics
Powder Springs, GA

Mary Rae Phelps

International Relations

Macon, GA

Otise M. Reed
Psychology
Atlanta, GA

Katherine Price

German Studies

Atlanta, GA

Tiffany D. Reed

Sociology & Anthropology

Rockmart, GA

Elizabeth A. Patton

Economics & Business

Watkinsville, GA

Amber Brooke Raley

Psychology

Hartselle, AL

Zeena B. Regis

Political Science

Anchorage, Alaska

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Maricela Resendiz

Psychology
San Antonio, TX

Erika Danielle Robinson

Political Science

Memphis, TN

Mina Elizabeth Rodgers
Psychology
Thomson, GA

Patricia Elaine Ryan

French & German

Snetlville, GA

Cassandra Faye Schiller

Chemistry

Douglasville, GA

Jessica Rachel Scott
Mathematics
Atlanta, GA

Lauren L. Sealey

Interational Relations

Charlotte, NC

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Philosophy

Richfield, MN

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Women 's Studies

Tucker, GA

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Psychology
Corpus Christi, TX

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Psychology
Vancouver, Canada

Joceyln E. Taylor

Biology

Atlanta, GA

Jennifer T. Villemez

International Relations

Acworth, GA

Deborah Lynn Vincent
Religious Studies
Orangefield, TX

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Christi S, Washington
Psychology
Decatur, GA

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English Literature

Tallahassee, FL

Stephanie S. Willingham

Religious Studies

Lilburn, GA

Sarah Jane Wilson

Art History

Huntsville, AL

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English
Jacksonville, FL

Karen Marie Woods

Business & Economics

Luling, LA

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Biology
Stillwater, OK

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Astrophysics
Roswell, GA

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SENIOR INDEX

Class of 2002

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Sarah "Kristen"
Abernathy

Secondary Education
Social Council: 1,2,3-
President, 4

Collegiate Chorale: 1-lst.
yr. rep., 2- Treas., 3- Seer.,
4- President
Publius: 1,2
Collonade Club: 2
NSCS: 3,4
Mortar Board: 4
RHA: 3

Presidential Leadership
Forum: 4
Delta Omicron Epsilon: 3,4

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Shelley C. Acevdeo
Tayyeba Ahmad
Laynea C. Allen

Stela Anguelova

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Adeline Brigitte
Ashmore

Best Buddies: 1,2,3,4
Mortar Board: 3,4
Tri Beta: 2,3,4
American Chemical j
Society: 2,3

Ellen M. Atkeson j

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Kindra M. Baer

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Amber Leigh Bagl&

BSU: 4
Tower Council: 1,2,3,4
NSCS: 3,4

Sarah B. Ballard

Brigid Caroline
Batten

Varsity Soccer: 1,2 ;
ASC Swim Team: 1
Tri Beta: 2,3- Histo-
rian, 4-Historian
Colonnade Club: 2,3-
Secretary, 4-Co-Pres. i
Chess Club: 3-Co-Pm
4- Co-Pres.

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Meredith M. Baum

Soccer: 1,2,3,4- Co-Captain
SGA Class Treasurer: 2
4SC Varsity Basketball: 1
Social Council: 1,2,3-Trea-
surer, 4-President
Tower Council: 2
Senior Gift Campaign: 4
Collegiate Chorale: 1,2,3,4
Presidential Leadership
Forum: 4
Dana Scholar: 2

Rebecca X. Baum

Circle K: 1,2-Secretary, 3-
resident & Y'ALL Chair, 4-
District Governor
Class Secretary: 1,2,3
Senior Gift Campaign: 4
Orientation Council: 3
W.S.: 2

Slack Cat Songs Chair: 3
y estle Board: 4
r ower Council: 2,3,4

Anda Bayne

Brooke Anne Bedson
I Campus Girl Scouts: 1,2,3-
"reasurer, 4
\.0.S: 2,3
IHA: 2,3
mora: 2-Executive Board, 3

amie Elizabeth Bell

SGA President: 3,4
Vitkaze: 1,2,3,4
tudent Senate: 1,2

CBI: 1,2,3
ower Council: 1,2,3
uphmore Rings Chair: 2
mior Production: 3
!fack Cat Field Hockey: 1
.ana Scholar: 2-Chair,3,4
Mocating Committee: 3,4
iection Board: 4

Dean 's Honor List: 2,3,4
Board of Trustees Student
Represenative: 3,4
Dean of College Search
Committee Student Rep.: 3

Tiffini C. Bell

Amanda A. Bettandorff

Deborah Billings

Psychology Club: 4
Psi Chi: 4

Anna R. Bone

Lyra Booker

Tri Beta: 2,3-Vice President,
4-President

Baptist Student Union: 3,4
NGCSU: 3

Justine Elizabeth Brantley

SAFE: 1
Collegiate Chorale: 1
GEO: 3,4
Joyful Noise: 4

Mary Beth Breeden
Laura K. Butler

Allison L. Butt

Darkroom Monitor: 1,2,3
Photography Workshop
Instructor: 3
Collegiate Chorale: 1
Green Earth Organization: 4

Leigh A. Buttram

Sarah Rose Cadmus

Swim Team : 1
Black Cat Pranks Chair: 2,3,4
Aurora: 2,3,4

Betty Roszellia Callahan
Volleyball: 1,2-Team Cap-
tain, 3 -Team Captain, 4-Team
Captain
Witkaze: 1

Student Ambassador: 2
Colonnade Club: 2,3,4
National Society of Collegiate
Scholars: 3,4
Education Committee: 3
Mortar Board: 4

Laura Mercedes Castro-
Martinez

Soccer: 1,2
Tri Beta: 2,3-Secretary, 4:
Historian

Hispanic Awareness Society:
2,3,4
Study Abroad Madrid: 2001

Cammy Challender
Blackfriars: 1,2

Katherine Jean Chapman

Tower Council: 1,2,3,4
Faust Club: 1,2,3,4
Campus Girl Scouts: 1,2
Conservative Forum: 1,2
Astronomy Club: 1
Orchestra: 1

Sarah Chaudhary

MSA: 3-Co-President, 4
SSA: 1,2,3-Vice President
Publius: 1
Mortar Board: 4

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Priti N. Chavan

Annea Diane Claire

Tower Council: 1,2,3,4
Student Senate: 2,3
Colonnade Club: 2,3,4
Publius: 1,2-Treasurer
Big Sister: 2,3,4
Omicron Delta Epsilon: 3,4
Black Cat Field Hockey
Captain/Chair: 2,3,4
Board of Trustees Finance &
Investment Committee: 3,4
Annual Fund Alumnae Com-
mittee: 2,3

Haley F. Coleman

Brandi L. Collins

Nicole Marie Colosimo

Campus Girl Scouts: 1,2,3,4
Aurora: 1,2,3,4
FYI Leader: 4
Black Cat Songs Chair: 4

Ellen S. Crozier

Jennifer J. Davis

Rachelle E. DeMeyer

Genova D. DeWeese

Tiffany N. Decker

Elizabeth Dominguez

Qiana Therese Dreher

Colonnade Club: 2,3-Vice
President, 4-President
Senior Gift Campaign Co-
Chair: 4

Senior Judex

Juachelle P. Echols

i

Rebecca A. Edgerly

Heidi Donesha Edwards

Profile: 1,2
Witkaze: 1,2
SAFE: 2,3
Joyful Noise: 3

Jenny Ellison

WAVE: 2,3,4-Executive !
Board

LBTQA Collective: 2,3,4-Coi
President

Amnesty International: 2
SPAN 2- Board Member, 3
Study Abroad: 3
Westminster Fellowship: 2

Elizabeth C. Engel

!
Jessica Renee Felder

Tae Kwon Do: 1,2,3,4
NSCS: 2,3-Vice President, 4 i
Mortar Board: 4
Women In Business: 2
Campus Civitan: 2

Jennifer Marie Flinn

AC AS A: 1,2-President, 3- \
Pres., 4-Pres.
MSA: 2,3,4
Mortar Board: 4
Study Abroad Korea: 3

Folu Folowosele
RHA: 3 -Secretary
AWISA: 2-IOC Represenativ
International Student Associ
tion: 3-Treasurer, 4-PRO

Amanda L. FOrehand

Kimberly Lynnette Fowler

Joyful Noise: 1,2- Vice
President, 3-President, 4-
President

RHA Judicial Board: 2,3
ASC Ambassador: 2
Witkaze: 1,2,3,4
Publius: 1,2,3-Secretary, 4

Sarah S. Fragale

Studio. Dance Theatre: 1
Orchestra: 1,3

Janyata R. Frazier

NCBI: 2,3,4
Profile: 4

Courtney A. Frierson

Mandy Gant-Irvin

Jazz Ensemble: 4
Music Theatre Workshop: 2,3
London Fog: 1,2

Jia Teniece Gayles

Africana Studies Minor
Witkaze: 1,2,3

Hispanic Awareness Society:
1,2,3

Aurora: 3,4-Senior Editor
Joyful Noise: 1,2

Anna Cecelia Geyer

Circle K: 1
Women In Business: 2
Washington Semester: 3

Rachel Celeste Gibson
! RHA: 2,3
Psychology Club: 2

Selyka J. Givan

Greta Gohn

Blackfriars: 2,3,4

Courtney R. Goodman
Lindsay E. Grant
Emily C. Graybill
CariA. Hackey
Sanida Halebic
Melissa Jean Haley
Mary E. Harper

Krista Lea Harris

Circle K: 1,2

Hillary Erin Harshman

Profile: 1,2
Phi Alpha Theta: 3,4
Writing Center Tutor: 3,4

Rubaiya M. Hassan

Liz Hayes

LBA: 3,4

WAVE: 3,4

Chevon D. Henderson
Jessica L. Hendrickson
Amalea L Hijar
Currey E. Hitchens

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Lindsey R. Hobbs

Dawn B. Hodges

Jennifer A. Holcombe

Kimberly N. Holland

Catherine L. Hooper

Myia S. House

Christiane K. Hunt

Lindsay Noel Hunt

RHA/Residence Life: 2,3,4
Publius: 3-Vice President
NSCS: 2,34

Hispanic Awareness Society:
1,2

Sonja Catharine Hurst
Aurora: 2,3,4-Art Editor

Julie Lynn Jacobs

Orientation Council: 3-Big
Sister Coord., 4-Vice Pres.
Varsity Softball: 2,4
Tower Council: 1,2,3
Blackfriars: 1,2, 3 -Historian,
4-Vice President

Megan E. Jarboe

Amy Nicole Jernigan

Religious Studies Minor
Circle K: 4

College Republicans: 1,2,4
Class Vice President: 1,2,3
Joyful Noise: 2
Baptist Student Union; 1,2,3,4
Religious Life Council: 1,2,3
Economics Honor Society: 3,4

Laura M. Johannaber

Christina Johnson

Erica D. Jones

Psychology Club: 2-
Sophmore Rep., 3,4
Circle K: 2,3,4
Volunteer Board: 4
WAVE: 4

Karen Jones

Joyful Noise: 1,2,3,4
American Chemical Society:

2,3,4

Kecia L. Jones

Geanie Jones

Joyful Noise: 1,2,4
Varsity Basketball: 2,4
Witkaze: 1,2,3-V. President, 4
SAFE: 3

Sara E. Jones

Monifa Zakiya Jordan

German Minor
Aurora: 1

Psychology Club: 3,4
German Club: 1,2,3

Tara J. Kirk

Melanie A. Knowles

Jennifer Leslie Kovacs
Tri Beta: 2,3,4

Amanda Joy Lasley

History Club: 3,4-President
Joyful Noise: 4
NSCS: 3

Julia K. Lentini

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Amanda L. Linaburg

American Chemical Society:
1,2,3-Secretary, 4
Tri Beta: 1,2,3,4
Mortar Board; 3,4
FYI Group Leader: 2,3,4

Charity May Livingston

Environmental Action
Committee: 2,3,4
RHA: 2,3
Mortar Board: 4

J ana Lucille Lott

Varsity Soccer: 1,2,3
Collonade Club: 2,3,4-Secre-
tary

Varsity Softball: 2,3
Varsity Basketball: 1
Pestle Board: 4
Senior Gift Campaign Com-
mittee: 4

Danielle R. Lowery

Catherine A. Manohar

Carine Mapango

Chrystal R. Martin

Witkaze: 4

Elizabeth A. Martin

Leslie R. Mashburn

Robin Mask
Showtime: 1
ASC Varsity Softball: 1,2,3-
Captain, 4
Pestle Board: 4

Laura Frances Masse
Women In Business: 2-
Treasurer

Omicron Delta Epsilon: 3,4
Pestle Board: 4

Andrea C. Maxfield

Rachel E. McDonough

Kristen A. McElveen

Mary Katherine McGee

Music Minor
Student Senate: 4-President
Collegiate Chorale: 1,2,3,4
Senior Gift Campaign: 4
Tower Council: 1,2,
Student Senate Treasurer: 3
Student Senate Parliamentar-
ian: 2
Publius: 1
Campus Civitan: 1
Mortar Board: 4

Pamela Woodall McGrath

Woodruff Scholar: 3,4-Vice
President

Phi Beta Kappa: 3,4
Religious Life Council: 3,4

Abby H. Meakin

Priyaben S. Mehta

Megan Rose Milford

Blackfriars: 3,4
SOS: 4
FYI: 4

Phi Alpha Theta: 4
Eta Sigma Phi: 3,4

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ALL PLAY

NOWOM

Through The Years...

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Senior Jndeac

SeniwtJndex

71

Sara A. Miller

Mia Cavanaugh Mingus

REALITE: 3,4
SAFE: 1,2
Class President: 3

Erica Mollon

Black Cat Costumes Chair:
1,2,3,4

Whitney Blythe Mutch

NCBI: 2,3,4
Amnesty International: 1,2,4
College Democrats Treasurer:
3

Young Democrats: 1
League of Women Voters: 2

Sara Neece

Dana R. Neiger

Katie Noland
Senate: 2

Keri LaTricia N orris

ASC Senate: 3,4
Speaking Center Tutor: 3
Witkaze: 3,4
Nandi: 3,4

Mortar Board 4- Junior
Production Co-Chair
ASC Elections Board: 4
Dana Scholar: 4

Cathleen O'Connor

Trianna K. Oglivie

Kirstin E. Ohlson

Yessica Padilla

Newman Club: 1
Varsity Basketball: 1
Sophmore Family Weekend
Slide Show Co-Chair : 2
Junior Production Script Co-
Chair: 3
Circle K: 3,4

Jennifer Claire Patterson

Orchestra: 1,2,3,4
Campus Girl Scouts: 1,2,3-
Vice President, 4-National
Conference Chair
Aurora: 2
Studio Dance: 2
Chess Club: 4

Elizabeth A. Patton

Cassandra Perkins

Mary Rae Phelps

Music Minor
Student Senate: 1,2-Secretaty,
3,4

Varsity Tennis: 1,2- Co-
Captain, 3,4

Collegiate Chorale: 1,2,3,4
Selection Committee For
Associate Dean Of Students: 1
Student Represenative for
Board of Trustees Audit
Committee: 2

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Student Athletic Advisory

Committee Tennis

Represenative: 2,3,4

Youth Leadership Bibb

County Alumni Assistant:

1,2,3,4

National Society of Collegiate

Sholars: 2,3,4

Mortar Board: 4

Orientation Staff: 2

Cameron Pitts

New Westminster Fellow-
ship: 1,2

Hispanic Awareness Society:
1,2

Casa Hispana: 3
Mortar Board: 4
National Collegiate Scholars:
2,3,4

Sarah Poppens

Collegiate Chorale: 1,2
Tower Council: 2,3,4
Social Council: 3,4-Secretary
Colonnade Club: 4
National Society of Collegiate
Scholars: 2,3,4
Civitan: 1

Katherine Price
Social Council: 1
Tower Council: 2,3,4
Student Ambassador: 2
Student Calling Progam:
1,2,3,4

German Club: 1,2,3,4
Black Cat Chair: 2

Amber Brooke Raley

LBTQA Collective: 1,2,3,
Aurora: 2-Treasurer, 3-
Treasurer, 4-Treasurer
Psychology Club: 3,4
WAVE: 1,4
Varsity Soccer: 1,2
Chess Club: 3,4
SEP A: 2,3,4
ASAP: 3,4
SIOP:3,4
MSA: 1

ACASA: 3,4-Secretary
Showtime: 2

Otise M. Reed
Tiffany D. Reed

Senior Jnd&x

Zeena B. Regis

Residence Life: 2-Judicial
Represenative, 3-Resident
Director, 4-Resident Director
Witkaze: 2,3,4
REALITE: 2,3

Maricela Resendiz

Club Rugby: 1
Hispanic Awareness Society:
l-President, 2-President, 3-
President, 4-Vice President
REALITE: 2,3
Council for Community
Diversity: 3,4
Aurora: 4

Erika Danielle Robinson

Tower Council: 1
Showtime: 1,2-Concerts
Chair, 3-President, 4-Presi-
dent

Judicial Board: 2, 4-President
Joyful Noise: 1,2,3,4
Witkaze: 1,2-Secretary, 3,4

Mina Elizabeth Rodgers

Psi Chi: 3-Historian, 4-
President

Psychology Club: 1,2,3-
Secretary,4
SHRM: 3
Mortar Board: 4
NSCS: 3,4-Vice President for
Planning for College Success
Psychobabble: 3-Assistant
Editor, 4-Editor
SOS: 3,4

Loretta J. Ross

Lindsay N. Rosser

Patricia Elaine Ryan

Reef at M. Sarker

Cassandra Faye Schiller

Circle K: 1
American Chemical Society:
1,2,3-Treasurer, 4- Co-Presi-
dent

Career Advisory Board: 3,4-
President

ASC Varsity Volleyball: 1,2,3-
Co-Captain

Maggie L Schwabb

CAB: 1,2-Treasurer, 4-
President
Blackfriars; 1,2
American Chemical Society:
2,3-Vice President, 4- Co-
President
Mortar Board: 3,4
Black Cat Treasurer: 2

Jessica Rachel Scott

Mortar Board: 4-Black Cat
Party Day Co-Chair
National Society of Collegiate
Scholars: 3,4

Publius: 1, 2,3, 4-Vice Presi-
dent

Black Cat: 2-Class Treasurer,
3-Class Chair

Patricia M. Scott

Lauren L. Sealy

Amanda Christine Shopa

American Chemical Society:
2,3

Orientation Council Day
Student Coordinator: 2,3
Libertarian Club: 4- Co-
President

LB A: 2,3-Treasurer
FYI Leader: 3

Day Student Organization: 3-
President, 4- Co-President
Phi Sigma Tau: 4- Vice Presi-
dent
Writers Festival Finalist: 2

Tammy L. Showman

Katherine Aline Simpson

Layla N. Smith

Susan Ellene Smith

Class Vice President: 4
Chess Club: 3-Secretary, 4-
Vice President
Psychology Club: 2,3,4
Collegiate Chorale: 1
Chamber Choir: 1
SPARC: 3,4
IOC Board: 4

Senior Jndecc

Kathryn A. Stewart

Rebekah A. Strawn

Sorayya Tuere Tate

AWISA: 1,2,3-PR Officer,
4-PR Officer

International Student Associa-
tion: 1,2

President's Diversity Council:
2,3

Witkaze: 1,2

Residence Hall Association: 2-
RA, 3-RA, 4-RD

Jessica Tatum

Jocelyn E. Taylor

Dorothy J. Tippett

Kathleen M. Turcotte

Tiffini L. Turner

RimaAnn Upchurch

Beta Beta Beta: 2,3-Trea-
surer, 4-President
Chess Club: 3, 4-Treasurer
Civitan: 3

National Society of Collegiate
Scholars: 3,4
Mortar Board: 4
Phi Beta Kappa: 4

Jennifer T. Villemez
Deborah Lynn Vincent
Christi S. Washington
Jennifer J. White

rtacyK. White

fenny Williams

The LBQTA Collective:
',3,4

VAVE: 2,3,4-Executive
Zommitte

tPAN: 2-Board Member
Undents for Non-Violent
Justice: 4

>tudy Abroad London: 3
^residential Leadership
s'orum: 4

The Atlanta Semester for
Vomen, Leadership, and
Social Change: 4

Margo C. Williams

Stephanie S. Willingham

Monique Wilson
Pestle Board; 4

tarah Jane Wilson
Campus Civitan: 1,2

\'UfA: 3
listory Club: 3,4

Karen Marie Woods

ASC Varsity Softball: 1
RHA: 1-Winship Rep.
Circle K: 1

Honor Court: 2-Sophmore
Representative
Blackfriars: 2-Ad/SM,3,4
National Society of Collegiate
Scholars: 3-President, 4
Omicron Delta Epsilon: 3,4
Showtime: 3-Films Chair, 4-
Films Chair

Mortar Board: 4-Black Cat
Chair
Psi Chi: 4

Erin Wright

Agnes Scott College Swim
Team: 1,2- Co-Captain, 3
League of Women Voters: 1,2-
Vice President, 3-Vice Presi-
dent, 4-President
American Chemical Society: 2
Tri Beta: 1,2,3,4
Mortar Board: 4
National Society of Collegiate
Scholars: 2,3,4

Jin Young Yun

Bevin Ashley Zauderer

ASC Varsity Basketball: 1,2-
Captain

ASC Varsity Cross Country: 2
SAAC: 1,2
Orientation Staff: 2
Orientation Council: 3-Vice
President, 4-President
Mortar Board: 4

Dream Song

Walk with the sun,

Dance at high noon;

And dream when the nightfalls black.

But when the stars

Vie with the moon,

Then call the lost dream back.

Lewis Alexander

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DREAMERS OF DREAMS...

"One morning we set sail,with brains on fire,
And hearts swelled up with rancorous emotion,
Balancing, to the rhythm of it's lyre,
Our infinite upon the finite ocean."

Charles Baudelaire

So, we thought it was all over when we graduated
from high school. Who ever thought we'd have
the same excitement and anxiety about our senior
year of college. Not one of us was ready to be
incited to go far beyond our limits when we ap-
plied here. But, minutes after we stepped on
campus we wanted to be the next Agnes Scott
' Whoa'man to cross that stage and receive our
diplomas. We've come from all over the states.
We've come from all over the world. Some of us
have come from the next town over. We've all
taken a major step to becoming well rounded,
outspoken, learned individuals more specifi-
cally, women. The "real world" is wide open now
that we've been exposed to the World for Women.
We're ready to take on anything and anyone with
the help and support of our sisters.

I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY: Junior, Phoenicia Battli
performs a poem in the Hub with others for Black History Month

A still, deep, inborn delight glows in her young veins:

unmingled untroubled; not to be reached or ravished

by human agency, because by no human agency
bestowed: the pure gift of God to His creature, the frej

dower of Nature to her child.

-Charlotte Brom

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second wind and strong
because of pride.

I know I fought with all my
heart to keep the dream alive."

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roughs up one of her young residents, Sarah Nichols.

FEEL THE EXCITEMENT: Chanika Perry looks oh so excited
about the food selection at a Bold Aspirations Event.

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FUN AND GAMES....

WHEN THE COMPETITION'S OVER: ( above) Members of the 2003 &
2005 classes take time out for some sisterly love before the festivities begin.

CLASS UNITY: (right) Members of the class of 2005 parade down Buttrick drive I
as a class to Presser for Junior Production.

WORKING TOGETHER: Players from the first year field hockey team get together to defend the goal against members of their
sister class. Poison Ivy during Black Cat Week 2002.

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Helping you, Scotties, get as much money as you can!

Karen Smith, Director of Financial Aid, and Melva Lord, Associate B

rector of Financial Aid, take a moment to share their tips on winning

scholarships. The Financial Aid office is a great resource for student

seeking scholarships, employment on campus, and study abroad fund

122 Faculty

"The theatre, the theatre,

what's happened to the

theatre?"

Dudley Sanders will argue

that it s alive and thriving

here at Agnes Scott. He is a

professor for the Theatre
Department, and enjoys aid-
ing student performance
groups like the Blackfriars
and helping new, up and
coming actors find their
niche.

Tie Cream of the Crop

ASC Faculty and Staff

)o I have BIG MAIL
today?

st Office Manager Andy
mpton can tell you. Stu-
ts always look forward to
10:00 community hour so
ffit they can check their
il, grab some coffee, and
x with friends. Andy and
P.O. staff make sure they
able to enjoy at least one
of those three things!

Faculty 123

Agnes Scott faculty members are indeed
a special breed. They display their bril-
liance every day, a treat that many
Scotties look forward to when they at-
tend their classes. Whether you catch a
lecture about African- American Writers
from Dr. Tolliver, a day of Astronomy in
the planetarium with Dr. Lovell, or you
visit Dr. Rees' house with your FYS
class, you are sure to find many faculty
members who love what they do...

124 Faculty

B.A. Earlham College

B.F.A. University of Connecticut

M.F.A. University of Massachusetts,
Amherst

B.A. Indiana University
Ph.D. University of South Carolina

B.S. Georgia Southern College
M.A. University of North Carolina
Ph.D University of North Carolina

B.S. College of William and Man'
M.S. University of Illinois, Urbana
Ph.D. University of Illinois, Urbana

B.A. Smith College

M.P.A. Georgia State University

M.A. Brvn Mawr College

Ph.D. Bryn Mawr College

Faculty 12

B.A. Baylor University
MA The Ohio State University
Ph.D. The Ohio State University

B.A. Agnes Scott College
M.S. Emory University
Ph.D. Emory University

B.A Davidson College

M.A. Indiana University

Ph.D. University of North Carolin;.

J.D. Georgia State University College}
Law

B.A., Stanford University

M.A., Stanford University

Ph.D., University of California,
Berkeley

B.A. Fordham University
M.A. Fordham University
Ph.D. Fordham University

126 Faculty

J

B.S. Auburn University
M. Ed. University of Georgia

B.S. Florida State University
(Language, Literacy and Learning)

B.S. Florida State University (Speech
Pathology/ Audiology)

M.S. Florida State University

Ph.D. Fordham University

B.S., Pacific University
M.S., Georgia State University

B.A. North Carolina Central
University

M.A. Adanta University

MA. SUNY at Stony Brook

Ph.D. SUNY at Stony Brook

Faculty 127

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BA. Agnes Scott College
M.A. Emory University
Ph.D Emory University

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BA. Kalamazoo College
M.M. Northwestern University
D.M. Northwestern University

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BA. Duke University
MA. Stanford University
Ph.D. Stanford University

B.S. Davidson College
M.A. University of Georgia
Ph.D. University of Georgia

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128 Faculty

B.Sc. University of the Witvvatersrand,
|ohannesburg

>.Sc.Hons University of the Witwatersrand,
(ohannesburg

M.A. University of Wisconsin

Ph.D. University of Wisconsin

A.B. Brown University

A.M.T. Harvard University

Ph.D. University of Michigan

B.A., State University of New York
at Plattsburgh

M.A., University at Albany

B.S. St. Peter's College

B.A. Montclair State College

MA. New York University, Madrid

Ph.D Washington University (St. Louis)

B.A. University of Puerto Rico

M.A. Eastern New Mexico
University

Ph.D. University of Kentucky

B.A. Georgetown University

M.A. Yale University

Ph.D. University of North Carolina

Faculty 129

B.S. University of Southern
California

Ph.D. University of Southern
California

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B.A. Mars Hill College

M.Div. Candler School of Theology

M.Th Southern Baptist Theological
Seminar}'

Ph.D. Southern Baptist Theological;
Seminary

B.B.A. Assumption College

M.B.A. Assumption College

D.B.A. (Candidate) Nova Southeastern
Universitv

130 Faculty

B.A. University of Colorado
M.A University of Colorado
Ph.D. University of Colorado

A., University of Central Florida
M.S., University of Georgia
Ph.D., University of Georgia

i.S. Carnegie-Mellon University'
M.S. University of Illinois
Ph.D. University of Illinois

B.S. Tennessee Technological
University

M.S. Tennessee Technological
University

Ph.D. Vanderbilt University

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B.A., Rice University
M.F.A., Washington University

A.B. Kenyon College
M.F.A. Northwestern University

132 Faculty

B.S. State University College,
Potsdam, NY

M.S. State University College,
Potsdam, NY

D.M.A. University of Colorado,
Boulder

B.A. Dickinson College

M.A. Middlebury College

D h.D. University of Texas at Austin

B A. University of Florida
MA. Emory University
Ph.D. Emory University

.A., Unversidad National Autonoma de
Mexico

M.A., Emory University

Ph.D., Emory University

B.A. Occidental College
Ph.D. Universitv of Oregon

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B.S., Davidson College
Ph.D., University of Virginia

B.A. Spelman College

M.A. Georgia State University

Ph.D. Emory University

B.A. Austin College
M.A. University of North Texas
Ph.D. Arizona State University

134 Faculty

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ATe//y Lindquist and Emma Gant, pitcher and catcher for ASC's softbi
team, find time to have fun and rejuvenate themselves after a longprt

tice in the heat.

136 Sports

ACE???

The volleyball team is known

for their crazy inside jokes

and positive attitudes. In the

game, however, they get
down to business, as demon-
strated by junior Anna
Hoppmann and first-year
Jennifer Bartell.

Vcottie Spirit..

\es we have it, yes we doi

f

)kay, this is what we're
going to do...

'sketball head coach Laura
"nderbeck tries to rally her
am for the final seconds of
idose game. This is Coach
^anderbeck s first year at
'gnes Scott; she is not only
basketball coach but also
caches physical education
I classes in the Woodruff
Gymnasium.

Sports 137

tnp, Set..

Julia, Anna, an Abby know that rest and relaxation is important aft ;

tough ma ;

The volleyball team struggles through a
tough year with young players.

Top, 1-f : Tarda Starry, Kaleena Dooley, Jennifer Bartell, Katherine Mohney, Charlisa

Daniels, and Coach Joseph. Middle, 1-r: Julia Slack, Kelly McQueen, and Abby Babin.

Front, 1-r: Jenny White, Anna Hoppmann, and Betty Callahan.

Julia Slack serves it up!

2001-2002
Volleyball Roster

ii^n

Anna Hoppmani
Betty Callahan

Jennifer Bartell Fy,

Julia Slack So.

Jenny White Sr.

Kaleena Dooley Fy.

Charlisa Daniels Fy,

Katherine Mohney Fy.

Abby Babin So.

Kelly McQueen So.
Head Coach: AJ.

Sr.

Crofton, MD
Decaair, GA
Johnsonville, SC
Roanoke, VA
Port St. John, FL
Ringgold, FL

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Augusta, GA
Tyler, TX
Olympia, WA
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Athletic Trainer: Billie Good

Captains: Abbv Babin and Betty Callaha

Manager: Tania Starry

2001-2002

Volleyball Schedule

Brewton-Parker-

L

Weslevan- L

Brenau- L

GA SouuWstern

Piedmont- L

Fisk- L

Clark Atlanta- L

Belhaven- L

MaryviUe- L

Brewton-Parker- L

Huntingdon- L

Wesleyan- L

cvton-Parker- W Brenau- L

Judson- W Oglethorpe- I

Oglethorpe- L LaGrange- L

Brewton-Parker- L Wesleyan- W

Fort Valley- L Hollins- L

Peace- L
Randolph-
Macon- W

W-5
L-20

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Way to put it up }ulia! The rest

of the team anticipates the ball's

return., .that is, if it can be

returned!

All smiles! Betty, Julia, and Jenny
share a smile after a victorious
defeat against Randolph-Macon.

139

Back Row: Coach LeDuc, Jill, Meredith, Stephanie, Emily, Lesley, Laura
Stucki, Lisha, Jennifer, Liz G., Lindsey, Autumn, Coach Norris
Middle Row: Katie R.

Front Row: Courtney, Danielle, Julia, Liz Gooch, Lauren, Liz Hogan,
Laurel, Alison

Roster

Name

Position

Hometown

Leslie Conrad('04)

GK

Shreveport, LA

Laurel Henninger('05)

GK

Chattanooga, TN

Courtney Lewis('04)

F/M

Panama City, FL

Jennifer Mlholen('05)

M/F

Marietta, GA

Monica Giuduci('05)

F/M

Seattle, WA

Danielle Suberi('04)

F/M

Dallas, TX

Lisha Daniels('03)

D/M

Brandon, FL

Liz Hogan('04)

M/F

Natchitoches, LA

Liz Gooch('04)

M/F

Roswell, GA

Katie Rubesch('05)

M

Harvest, AL

Liz Giarraputo('05)

D/M

Metairie, LA

Julia Downs('02)

M

Knoxville, TN

Jill Massie('05)

F

Powder Springs, GA

Megan Linn('03)

D/M

Clatskanie, OR

Autumn Brinegar('04)

M/D

Watkinsville, GA

Alison Asmussen('03)

M/D

Sewanee, TN

Stephanie Marshall('05)

D

Birmingham, AL

Meredith Baum('02)

D/M

Raleigh, N.C.

Lindsey Walsworth('05)

M/D

Shreveport, LA

Laura Stucki('03)

M/F

Evansville, PN

Lauren Phillips('03)

M

Ft Worth, TX

Emily Crews('05)

D

Barnwell, SC

Kim Lichtveld('04)

F

dimming, GA

ne Strategy in
I iker room with
c LeDuc.

Alison, way to trap that
ball!!!

Head It Up !

Scottie Soccer Kicks GRRR-AASS!

Schedule

Date

Opponent

Result

08/31/01

Southwestern, TX

L0-1

09/02/01

Carthage, WS

L 1-5

09/05/01

Sewanee

L 1-7

09/08/01

Guilford, NC

L0-3 i

09/13/01

Greensboro, NC

LO-6

09/15/01

Brenau

W2-0

09/18/01

Emory, GA

L0-1

09/21/01

Piedmont. GA

LO-2

09/25/01

Oglethorpe, GA

W3-2

09/29/01

Maryville, TN

L 1-2

10/02/01

LaGrange

W 1-0

10/06/01

Huntingon, AL

LO-2

10/10/01

Wesleyan, LA

W2-1

10/13/01

Rhodes, TN

T 1-1

10/15/01

Haverford, PA
Chowan Tournament

L0-1

10/20/01

Hollins

W2-1

10/21/01

Chowan

W2-0

Cuties in the locker room.
Jill, Jennifer, Alison, and Katie.

dn Rome, do as
Imans. Post
Mat the Berry
1 Tournament.

Danielle, Liz Hogan
(background) attacking.

Pregame Warm-up.

141

Run Scotties, Run!

"I'm sexy, I'm cute, I'm popular to boot..."

Name

Hometown

Emily Bielawski ('04)

Wadsworth, Ohio

Karen Cleland ('05)

Atlanta, GA

Arianna de Frota ('05)

Fort Myers, FL

Morgan Edwards ('04)

Valrico, FL

Shelby Harwell ('04)

Dallas, GA

Nicolette Lee ('04)

Panama City, FL

Michelle Los ('04)

Navarre, FL

Megan Morris ('05)

Atlanta, GA

Christie Oh ('03)

Rome, GA

Head Coach:

Alfred Enloe

Assistant Coach:

John Roberts

Athletic Trainer:

Billie Good

Captain:

Morgan Edwards

After a tiring race, the team takes
a break to eat out at IHOP.

Drenched from the flood, team
members show off their "battle
scars" after mudding the Cross
Country trail in Mississippi.

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g the time to have their picture made, Karen
! Megan's hair while in Mississippi. Long trips
owded hotel rooms enabled the team to become
to each other.

Date

Event

Result

08/31/01

Fourth Annual Scottie Invitational

1st of 3

09/08/01

Sewanee Invitational

7th of 9

09/12/01

Atlanta Metro Meet

3rd of 4th

09/15/01

Truett-McConnell Invitational

7th of 9

09/22/01

Clayton State Invitational

10th of 13

10/06/01

Georgia Games

13th of 15

10/13/01

Mississippi Invitational

12th of 15

10/20/01

Oglethorpe Campus Invitational

2nd of 3

11/10/01

NCAA South/Southeast Regional

No Qualifiers

11/17/01

NCAA Nationals

No Qualifiers

The first race, as wef
only home race, on our new
trail around the retention
track and pond.

Show us your hot runners'
bodies, ladies and man!

After the big race, many members
of the cross-country team cool down
with their coaches. Throughout the
season, the team members learned
how to work and have fun at the
same time.

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Chilling in the

AmeriSuites

Lobby.

Put it up #12!!

The "Oh-So-Serious" Basketball Scotties.

Back Row: Laura Means, Jessica Felder, Miracle Wright,

Meredith Shelnutt, and Dana Neiger.

Front Row: Monica Poe, Selyka Givan, Ruth Napier,

Zenovia Barnes, LaGeanie Jones

Teammates Jessica, Ruth,
Meredith, and Zenovia
give a group B-ball hug!

Selyka prepping for hel
free throw while Coacll
Vanderbeck looks on.

144

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Nothing But Net!

Schedule

Date

Opponent

Result

11/16-17/01

ASC Tip-Off Tournament

Atlanta Christian

L 60-72

Southeastern

L 57-75

11/28/01

LaGrange

L 47-75

12/03/01

Oglethorpe

L 37-87

12/08/01

Piedmont

L 45-88

01/08/02

Mary Baldwin

L 42-93

01/10/02

Ferrum

L 28-75

01/11/02

Hollins

L 31-82

01/15/02

Clearwater Christian

L 42-88

01/17/02

Piedmont

L 26-82

01/21/02

LaGrange

L 45-82

01/26/02

Savannah College of Art & Design

L 50-89

01/29/02

Wesleyan

L 43-88

02/02/02

Wan-en Wilson

L 38-52

02/05/02

Atlanta Christian

L 53-68

02/08-09/02

SCAD Tournament

Newport News Apprentice

L 43-92

SCAD

L 53-87

02/16/02

Huntingdon

L 53-75

02/22-23/02

Georgia/North Carolina Tournament

Meredith College

L 49-103

Warren Wilson

L 52-59

Roster

Name Position Hometown

Zenovia Barnes('05)

G

Tacoma, WA

Jessica Felder('02)

F

Marietta, GA

Selyka Givan('02)

G

Lithiona, GA

LaGeanie Jones('02)

G

Macon, GA

Laura Means('05)

F

Folkston, GA

Ruth Napier('05)

F

Calgary, Alberta

Dana Neiger('02)

F

Gainesville, GA

Meredith Shelnutt('05)

F

Alpharetta, GA

Miracle Wright('03)

F

Norcross, GA

SW3US

Aqua
Fury!

Randi, Kate, ar
Amy after 200 h\

Scottie swimmers splash
ahead.

Susan Watson swims
freestysle in the big race.

; Swim quick like a

bunny, not slow

like a turtle!"

"You're a beast!"

Let's show off those legs,
ladies and man!

Roster

Name Year

Lauren Butler
Lesley Conrad
Shanea Dangerfield
Alexis Fillos
Becky Henson
Julia Lutgendorf
Erin O'leary
Kiki Puntervold
Randi Sullivan
Kate Thomason
Jessica Tillson
Susan Watson
Amy Zvonar

First-year

Sophomore

First-year

Sophomore

Sophomore

Sophomore

Junior

Sophomore

Sophomore

First-year

First-year

First-year

Sophomore

Hometown

Annandale, VA
Shreveport, LA
San Jose, CA
Decatur, GA
Tucker, GA
Tucson, AR
Jacksonville, FL
Gainesville, FL
Woodstock, GA
Bogart, GA
Chanhassen, Mb
Douglasville, GA
Jonesboro, GA

Head Coach: Page Remillard
Assistant Coach: Laura LeDuc
Athletic Trainer: Billie Good

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Schedule

Date

Opponent

Result

10/14/01

Inter-Squad Purple/White Meet

N/A

10/27/01

Emory

L65-112

11/03/01

Loyola University

W 111-58

11/10/01

Limestone College

W 91-62

.1/17-18/01 Gardner-Webb Invitational

8th of 10

.2/01/01

Warren Wilson College

W 104-59

) 1/08/02

Mary Baldwin College

W 160-93

11/09/02

Randolph Macon Woman's

College

W 61-34

11/10/02

Radford, Double Dual w/

-

RU&

W 50-45

Hollins

W 74-20

11/26/02

Florida Southern College

W 114-84

12/02/02

Hollins University

W 71-23

Randolph Macon Woman's

College

W 60-35

1/22-

Atlantic States Championship

3rd of 13

4/02

The swim team stops to show off
their Scottie paws.

Randi, Alexis, Julia, Lesley, Kiki, and the
coach stop to take a picture after the swim
meet.

Julia gives Kate a traditional permanent
marker tatoo of a butterfly. Team members
became friends throughout practices and
meets.

2001-2002 Tennis Roster

Name

Yz

Hometown

Head Coach:

Si ..

Savannah, GA

Michel Turner

Megan Cornwell

J*-

Bluefield, VA

Assistant Coach:
Kristina Lott

Michelle Mathieson

Fy.

Tampa, FL

Athletic Trainer:

Christie Oh

Jr.

Rome, GA

Billie Good

MaryRae Phelps

Sr.

Macon, GA

Captain: Megan

Keller Quann

Fy.

Fredericksburg,

2001-2002 Tennis Stats

GA Perimeter- W

Tiffin I

riiversity- W

Sweetbriar- L

SCAD-L

Calvin College- L

Salem- W

Weslevan College- W

William

South- L

Peace- L

Peace- L

LaGiange- W

Emory- L

Methodist- L

Weslevan College- W

Oglethorpe- W

Nazareth College-L

Maryvi

le-W

W-9,L-9

Top Right: Cute, tan, and ready to have some fun! These Scotties are ready to go out
after a day in die sun. Right: In our purple. ..and white. Megan, Michelle, Coach Kristina,
Mary Rae, Patricia, Christie, Kellev, and Coach Michel before heading out for the day.
Below: Smiles, Laughs, and Hugs, The girls and their coach share a moment before

Gotta Love It!

The Tennis team gives it their all in some ex-
citing matches this year.

These softball players stop
to take a quick picture.
Smile!

The team stands by while they
watch two of their own mem-
bers reach for that celebratory
hug.

Schedule

Date

Opponent

Score

02/15/02

Huntingdon

L0-8

02/15/02

Huntingdon

L 1-0

03/09/02

LaGrange

LO-9

03/08/02

Peidmont College

LO-16

03/08/02

Peidmont College

LO-16

03/17/02

Wesleyan

L 1-13

03/16/02

Salem College

VV22-1

03/22/02

Judson College

LO-9

03/24/02

University of Dallas

L3-7

03/24/02

University of Dallas

Ll-13

03/16/02

Salem College

W 10-0

03/22/02

Judson College

L2-7

04/01/02

Wesleyan

L2-8

04/01/02

Wesleyan

LO-24

03/28/02

Emory University

L2-17

04/02/02

Emory University

L 0-13

04/05/02

Maryville

L3-16

04/05/02

Maryville

L0-18

04/08/02

LaGrange

L0-14

04/08/02

La Grange

L 1-13

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sterns

Batter Up!

Softball
players strive
for excellency.

All smiles of the Softball Team!

Carrie Crosby, Coach Anderson, and Julia Slack posing for a
picture before practice.

is to us! Kelly L.
etrates as she winds
>r the pitch.

Jameda, April, and Julia
traveling on the van.

Name

April Carter('03) LF

Carrie Crosby('04) B
Emma Gant('05) C

Jameda Hugh('03) OF

Julie Jacobs('02) IF

Kelly Lindquist('05) P

Jana Lott('02) 1B/LF

Robin Mask('02) C

Lauren McClain('05) OF

Julia Slack('04) 3B

Amanda Starr('03) SS

Tara Sudan('05) OF

Kat Wolf(' 05) OF

Roster

Opponent Hometown

Memphis, TN
Isle of Palms, SC
Knoxville, TN
Barnesville, GA
Acworth, GA
Decatur, AL
Waycross, GA
Calera, AL
Jonesboro, AR
Roanoke, VA
LaGrange, GA
Lafayette, CO
Stockbridge, GA

SPVftJS

A hug from a BUDD^

Best Buddies, a very active group on the ASC campus, strives to mate:
students with members of the community who are disabled

152 Clubs

Here's what I mean

Through special programs

like Best Buddies, not only do

students give back to the

community, but they also

learn from their partners.

This Scottie is seeing the

benefits of technological

advances as her buddy types

into a computer what she

wants to say.

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giving a little something back

www.REALITE

During a sister night, spon-
sored by www.REALITE,
ignes Scott women learned

about the importance of

standing up for themselves

and the importance of

sisterhood.

Clubs 153

Clockwise:
Allison Butt
and Liz Harper
pose in front of
the Falls. Liz
Harper shows
off her prince.
GEO Members
hike in the
mountains of
North we s t
Georgia.

154

Organization

Green Earth Organization

Above:
5 a r a h
Weal, Cav-
il ri e
Sngel ,
\1 lison
Butt, and
B r i a n a
Ransom
;ake a
)reak on
heir hik-
ngadven-
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Dose for
he cam-
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he amaz-
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noun-
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Organizations

155

AWISA

Jameda Hugh and Donica Ice sing their
winning song, "Brotha" by Angie Stone.

Awisa, the African West Indian
Student Association, was founded

on the Agnes Scott campus in
1 999. The group was begun in or-
der to bring aspects of both African

and Caribbean Heritage to the
Agnes Scott College Community.
AWISA also serves as a meeting
ground where students of all iden-
tities and backgrounds can discuss
and share interests and experiences.

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AWISA members model at the Talent Show, November 10, 2001.

156

Organization

Airican West Indian Student Association

AWISA Events 2001-02

September 15: Back to School Jam
October 2001: AIDS Walk Atlanta
and Hairbraiding Fundraiser for
Aids Research
November 1 0: AWISA Talent Show/

Jamboree
February 23: Minority Staff and Fac

ulty Appreciation Banquet
March 18-22, 2002- African and
Caribbean Heritage Awareness
Week
March 23: Carnival Extravaganza
2002

Anya Wallace, Whitney Peeples, Vanessa Rose and Brigid

Scarbrough smile as they serve food at AWISA's Jamboree

Party.

AWISA dancers Jakil Hill, Natasha Lee, and Andrea
Doffoney show off their skills.

AWISA VP Charlee Callendar took home a

customer from the braiding Fudraiser.Smile,

Charlee!

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Habitat for Humanity
and Witkaze

The Habitat folks pose with the
fruits of their labor.

Hawest

Christie Oh, Laura Creamer, and
Michelle Spinnato hang out at the
Habif est table.

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Yaisha Harding and Natasha Lee
participate in the Diversity
Convocation protest during the
fall semester.

"Hey guys, make room forme! "
Tiffany Williams, Ernetta Nicole
Pace, Shannen Williams and an
eager friend smile for the
camera.

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Barbara Washington, Melva
Lowry, and Whitney Peoples
break it down at ATDSWalk.

The Witkaze group gets ready
to go help at the AIDSWalk
Atlanta 2001.

Best Buddies
and Emerging Leaders

ASC Students and their buddies
have fun at the Atlanta Zoo.

Mary Beth Breeden and John GinaYaskey and herbuddy Mark
Hudsonenjoyeachother'scom- attend a kickoff party at Dean
panyataBestBuddiesparty. Hudson'shouse.

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Colonnade Club

Jana Lott enjoys her FAVORITE job, golf
cart driving, with Marilyn Hammond from
the Alumnae Office.

Colonnade was created in 1996 by tb
Office of Development and the Alum
nae Office in order to cultivate ano
strengthen relations between curren
students and alumnae through involve
ment in phone-athons, Alumnae Week!
end, Alumnae Leadership Conference
and student-alumnae programs. Mem
bers are chosen by application and vol]
unteer at least 15 hours of service pei
year and attend monthly meetings.

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Elizabeth Lambert takes time for a hug Colonnade members take a break: (L to R) Elizabeth Lam-

with her favorite alum, Dr. Carlanna hert ^ Jana Lott> Gretchen Deitze, Witney Mutch, and Laura

Hendrick, class of '58 during Alumnae pj tts S p 0nS0 r
Leadership Conference.

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Alumnae Leadership Conference

2001

\SC memorabilia to Alums During Alums gather for some quality time over lunch on teh
PLC. Alston Terrace.

klumnae from the 50s, 60s, and 70s enjoyed lunch Youn Alums Rachel Bal g and Adrienne

W the Terrace of the Alston Studnet Center. Manasco share a httle wine at the rece P tlon

provided by ASC's own Aramark Dining

Services.

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163

Friends Forever

Katie McGee, Jodi Dixon, Sarah Poppins, and friends.

Brandi Worthington, Courtney Miller, Lora Hawk, Claire
Richardson, and friends.

Ruth Napier, Mary Osterbind, Lauren Webb, and Meredith
Shelnutt get read)' to boogie.

Julia Slack, Lauren Webb, Marialanna
Lee, Carrie McCurdy, and Danielle
Nichols.

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Social Council brings
down the house!

Ellen CroEier jams with Justin
Moore from Ingram Hill at Social
Council's Band Party 2002.

Ingram Hill: Phil Bogend, Justin
Moore, Shea Sowell, and Matt
Chambless.

Is that a tissue or a dollar? Just goes
to show, you can never tell about
those Scottie girls.

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StoMaU^h^t

Studio Dance 167

Black Friars

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Organization

Honor Court

Honor Court Executive Board:
April Carter, Treasurer; Kim Kouch, Secretary; Jameda Hugh, Vice President;
Jocelyn Taylor, President.

Honor Court Memebers:
Tiffany Turner, Jameda Hugh, Jocelyn Taylor, Erin Brandt, April Carter,
Natasa Pajic, Shannon Williams, Rosemary Lokko, Sofia Choudhary,
Kim Kouch. Christie Parris.

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Live each day to the fullest. Get the most from each hour, each day, and each age of your life. Then

you can look forward with confidence, and back without regrets. Be your self-hut he your best self.

Dare to be different and to follow your own star.

And don 't be afraid to be happy. Enjoy what is beautiful. Love with all your heart and soul. Believe

that those you love, love you.

Forget what you have done for your friends and remember what they have done for you.

Disregard what the world owes you, and concentrate on what you owe the world.

When you are faced with a decision, make the decision as wisely as possible - then forget it. The

moment of absolute certainty never arrives.

And above all, remember that God helps those who help themselves. Act as if everything depended

upon you, and praise as if everything depended upon God. -S.H. Payer

With much love and great pride,
Grandma, Mama, Daddy, and Clay

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Congratulations Maricela.

From

Your Family

In San Antonio,

Texas

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'dence

Life

Right: Eboni

Shipp, Jewel

Johnson, Lora

Hawk, Amanda

Starr, Autumn

Brinegar, and

Layla Cantabary

enjoy themselves at

the Halloween

party. Below,

Right: The girls

must learn how to

work together
using all of their
skills, mental and
physical to accom-
plish this task.

Right: Amanda Starr tries to solve the

puzzle at the RLS retreat. Below:

These scotties seemed to have figured

that same puzzle out!

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Joyful Noise
itkaze

I Our.

Top left: Joyful
Noise practices in
the Hub to prepare
for a performance at
Agnes Scott later
that week. Above:
Witkaze members
gather for a picture
after the planning of
a dance. Left: Try-
ing to entice stu-
dents, faculty, and
staff members to
come to a Witkaze
banquet, this Scottie
puts on her winning
smile.

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Congratulations, Carine

Our Dear Carine,

Your entire family is thrilled to share this joyous occasion of your graduation.

When you were admitted into AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE in 1999, we were confident
that you would raise the family banner and acquit yourself creditably as student. You
have not let us down. You have instead done us proud. We are grateful to the Almighty :
God Who made it possible for you to come under the guidance of learned and caring
professors. Above all, we are delighted that you took advantage of the congenial learn- i
ing environment at AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE to complete your study programme

You have come this far, but there is still a long way to go. We have every confidence thai
this graduation will propel you to greater achievements and strengthen your commit-
ment to excellence when you proceed for graduate studies. We wish you happiness,
good health, and a long life.

Once again, we congratulate you, our lovely daughter and distinguished family mem-
ber, CARINE!

Your Family

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Kirsten

Erica

Ohlson

Commit your way to the Lord,

Trust also in Him

And He shall bring it to pass.

Psalms 37:5
The loving blessing of your
Grandparents and
Great-Grandparents.

...hope in the Lord,
From this time forth and forever.
Psalms 131:3

Love and Congratulations,
Mom, Dad, and Eric

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Congratulations
Anitha!

You have been a lovely kid, a great
teenager, and now a mature young
lady.

We are so proud of your
acheivements through
perseverence and courage. You
have brought great joy to all of us.
As you

proceed towards your new goals
we pray for your success and
enduring happiness.

May God Bless you,
We love you,
MOM, DAD,

GRANDMAS, and GRANDPAS

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I love you sweetheart. You have made me the proudest morr

ever.
I hope all your dreams come true.
I Love You. Amber

Stephanie:

You are our Sunshine. God's love shines in i

your face and His warmth radiates from your

heart. May your heart forever listen for

God's song as ytou dance in His light. We i

know you will always choose to dance.

Love Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow

Mom, Dad, and David

Elllen:

Congratulations! We are very proud

of you.

Love,

Mom, Dad, Susan and Katie

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Dear Brooke,

We would like to say something wise and witty about

how much we love you, how proud we are of you and

how much you mean to us, but we hope you already

know!

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Now it is time to say how amazed we are by what

you have done and by who you have become! You

are awesome. We wish you much love, happiness

and success!

Congratulations and love from,

Mom, Dad, Mickey, Lizzy, and Tweety

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Show me Your Ways, O
Lord: teach me your paths.
-Psalm 25:4

Julie,
Whatever paths you take
in life, we will
always be cheering you on!

We love you,
Dad, Mom, Chris, Beth, and

Jonathan

And I am convinced and sure of this very thing, that He Who be-
gan a good work in you will continue until the day of Jesus
Christ. -Philipians 1:6

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Kris',

Congratulations on your many accom-
plishments! You have worked so hard, but
made it look so easy! You are one in a
million. Words cannot express the love
and happiness you have brought. You are
beautiful, talented, compassionate, and
ready to take on the world. God bless you
always.

Love,

Mom , ,_

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Jessica F elder

Congratulations Jessica!

lam so very proud of you.
Love, Mom

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As Ghandi said: "You must be the change you wish to see in the world."

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Quiana-

Our pride and joy, you've made us
all proud, nothing but the best for you.

Love,
Me, Daddy, Qadeer, Qaree,& the
whole Boyd, Dreher Crew

We are very proud of you.
Best Wishes.

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Krista Lea Harris

Well Kris, you've made it. What a trip it has been. From Miss Matney's first grade
class all the way to ASC. We have treasured every moment of it. There is much
satisfaction in work well done, and you have certainly done it well. We are so proud
of you. We love you and will always be there for you no matter where your desires

may lead you.

Congratulations
Mom, Dad, Grandma, and Grandpa

Congratulations on your graduation and all its
honors! Your hard work has paid off. Best
wishes for a bright future. We are so proud of
you! May God continue to bless you.

We love you.
Mom, Dad, Tanisha, Jermel, and Brianna

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In kindergarten, we knew you'd be a
GREAT success!! CONGRATULATIONS
and BOD'S BLESSINGS as you embark
on teh rest of your life!!
We will always LOVE you.
Mom, Dad, Jenny, and Grandma

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From Bunny Ears to Graduation Cheers!

Congratulations!

We love you &

are so proud!

Love,

Clyde & Catherine Schiller, Charlie,

Jennifer & Shelby Fatherley, Vanessa,

Blake, & Kayla Mott

Congratulations Ellen! Willing to plunge
right in and make a splash!

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Love,
Mom, Dad, Josie, and Alex

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Once I was a Picture Book

by Zeena Regis

Once I was a Picture Book, a
simple little tale. My author was

so foil of hopes that I would

surely sale, Now I am an exciting

novel foil of words to say. I am

not a best seller yet. But I'm sure

I'll be some day.

Congratulations Zeena!
You're on your way.
Love Mom and Dad

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Betty,

No matter where you go, no matter what you do, no mat-
ter who comes into or falls out of your life, remember the
one thing that we have always taught you...

God is in control, now, always, and forever.

Love Your Mom and Dad

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Felicidades!

Your hard work and dedication have gotten you this far. You are a
wonderful young lady and should feel very proud of your accomplish-
ments. We sure are.

Love,
Papi, Mami, Ivonne and Sara

We love you dearly,
MUTTI AND DAD XOXOXO

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Katherine Jean Chapman

You are our treasured gift.
We are extremely PROUD of you
and all the things that you have
accomplished since the first day
you entered our lives.

We wish you a life that brings you
all the joy and happiness that you
have brought to us.

Congratulations Katie, our little
Queen.

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Mari
My baby
My little girl
Look at you now.
My young little lady.
I am so proud of you.

I love you.

Mom, Terry, Jose, and

Tracy

The day you told me that you were going to
Agnes Scott, I didn't want you to go.
It was too hard to let my baby go that far. You
had made up your mind and off you went. It
was hard to let you go, but you made it. If you
can make it there, you can make it anywhere.
Now my baby is a young little lady.

Congratulations,
Mija!

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CONGRATULATIONS!!

KIMBERLY
FOWLER

WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU

AND WHAT YOU HAVE ACCOMPLISHED!

KEEP GOD FIRST AND YOU WILL ACCOMPLISH EVEN MORE.

GOD HAS GREAT THINGS IN STORE FOR YOU!

WE LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!

Mom, Dad, Joseph and Mother-Dear

We are so incredibly proud of yogas you
graduate. Go forth and conquer the world.
We love you^etie!

Mo, Dad, Juli. and Eric

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Congratulations, Erin! ! ! We always
knew you could find your dreams.
We love you and are very proud of

you.

Dad, Mom and Joel

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Sarah Blythe Ballard

Congratulations to our Valentine sweetheart!

We love you very much and are so proud of you!

Best wishes for a bright future!

Our love and prayers,
Mother, Daddy, and Elizabeth

FIRST YEAR TO LAST YEAR;
HOW THE TIME HAS
FLOWN!!

Robin, we are all proud of you!
Grandmother, Papa Bill and Miss Martha,
Mom, Dad and Frank, Uncle Ed, Aunt Cindy,
Carson, Alison, Nathan and Kathleen, Aunt
Laura, Uncle Steve, Chip and Chris Uncle
Ross, Aunt Michelle, Anna, West and Will
Aunt Betsy, Uncle Johnny Steven and
Rebecca

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From the day you were born and batted those limpid blue eyes at us...
Til the day you independently waved us away from ASC...
We have been watching you develop into one awesome person.
Not only have you survived many challenges.

You have done so (as a sage young lady once wrote)- VICTORIOUSLY!
There is no doubt in our minds that the rest of your life will be lived as victori
ously.

As the adage goes, remember to:
Sing as though no one is listening
dance as though no one is watching
Love as though you've never been hurt
Live as though heaven is on earth.

And always go

with God.

Love,

Mom, Dad, and

Scott

Nicole

Marie

Colosimo

Lizzy, we want you to know that your familt is very proud
of you. We want to wish you the best of luck with your
future. You have set a good example for your younger
siblings. We have missed you these past four years. How-
ever, the time we did get to see you was very special. We are
proud of you Lizzy! ! And we will always love you very

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Congratulations Erica!

We love you!
Mom, Dad and Alex

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And then there was one.

Maria Banjo, class of 2005, parades around in a self-designed shirt

campaigning for the position of class president. Her theme?
"Maria, Mariaaa- She reminds you of the westside story. " (Santana

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