#^'?* Table of Contents Close Your Books... Student Life 34 Close Ties... Clubs & Organizations 64 Sports 80 Stay Close... Seniors 110 Close-Ups... Underclasses, Faculty, and Staff Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from Lyrasis IVIembers and Sloan Foundation http://www.archive.org/details/silhouette2004100agne Agnes Scott Goll^ SILHOUEHE 141 E. College Ave. Decatur, GA 30030 404. 471. 6000 www.agnesscott.edu Spread designed b) Jennifer Bartell, Nhia Bolen, Lindsey Deriso and Courtney Dredden i <* Opening 1^ Another year in the annals of our campus life has passed, a year unbelievably brief, yet one -SO crowded with experiences that we who have tried to compile the record of what has happened would have been appalled at the immensity of the task but for one realization: after all, everyone is her own recorder, and in the mind of every girl is outlined an impression of the past year that is individually her own. With these silhouettes of Agnes Scott life we have not aspired to compete, knowing that they are more vitally interesting than anything set down upon paper can be, but it is simply with the hope that through this book in one way or another your campus memories may be rendered more vivid that we submit to you this our own Silhouette of 2004 Derived from the 1 923 edition of the Silhouette Closer pread designea Dy Shemia Black, Christina Montjoy, and Katie Vesser A student's life is not easily defined with a few pictures and even fewer pages down to First-years, a student's life is an endless cycle of classes, books, pap^ tests, reports, labs, and projects. Don't roll your eyes, this is the definition of a colleg life, right? Wrong! The truth is that no matter the whirling and hectic nature of "student li is always time to experience the other joys of living. So close your books and take a look The women of Agnes Scott lead dynamic and diverse lives filled with spirit, summer f travel, and quality time with friends. The range of events and activities afforded s provides ample opportunity to break from the humdrum repetition of classes and homework. Each Scottie finds her own niche, whether it be traveling around the world, busting a move at the Black Cat Formal, or holding down the fort on campus. Throughout everything, the ASC woman makes this diverse community her home; her peers become family, and the world that is created for her here is considered each student's life. n lors izzes, dent's "there nd. Tents 4 Student Life: Divider W Table of Contents On Campus Events... 6 Summer Vacation... 8 Global Awareness/Global Connections... 10 Jobs/Workstudy... 12 Out and About... 14 Black Cat Spirit Week... 16 Black Cat Junior Production and Bonfire... 18 Black Cat Dance... 20 Dorms... 22 Academics... 24 Relationships... . 26 Activism on Campus... 28 Student Art on Ca;mpus.... 30 Fitness... ^9 Spread designed by Valerie Kote-Tawiajanie Lopez, and Nicoline Strom-Jensen -Rita Colwell Leading Science Lecture Series ~Aik Raat Sitaioon Kay Neechay ("A Night Under the Stars") ~The Koresh Dance Company ~"Retum Journey" by Bob Kingdom A One-man Tribute to Dylan Thomas ~A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare The Blackfidars of Agnes Scott College . -Kathie Olsen Leading Science Lecture Series -The Ahn Trio Spring Events -Kathleen Norris James Ross McCain Faith and Learning Speaker -"Aladdin" by Moses Goldberg The BlackMars of Agnes Scott College -Guerrilla Girls On Tour ~E. Story Landis Leading Science Lecture Series -Agnes Scott College Writers' Festival Featuring Chitra Divakaruni -Bobby Sanabria & jQuarteto Ach6\ ^TutfufiiT event scnes'is eal! The series brings lo ihe school dirtcrcni performers/ speakers from different countries and backgrounds that make learning fun. I have learned so much about countries such as India and Mexico, as well as history' [through events such as the ^Luther King Jr. Daj txis McDavid '()( Dancing in the Streets Cairie Cooper breaks it down Indian-style at the Night Under the Stars celebration while a few other Scotties wish they had the moves. ..just try it ladies! Cultu way to make M are not just living in Decatur, but we are citizens of the world. ~ Joanna Young, '07 "The cultural events make me aware of the diversity on campus and throughout the world." ~ Chelsea Stertz. '05 "I love th events afei campus! They are just too interesting and convenient miss!" ~ Kiinhcrh Fober. '04 Shake Your Groove Thing Copying every move the instructors make, students work to leam the new dance moves. Whether experienced or a beginner, students from all walks of hfe were able to leam hip hop moves from members of the Koresh Dance Company. 6 Student Life: Cultural Events Series Chemistry, Physics, Biology...Oh My... Before her talk on "Sowing the Seeds of Science," Rita Colwell. director of the National Science Foundation and guest speaker of the Leading Science Lecture series, takes time to chat with students. Scotties regularly enjoy opportunities to interact with leading scholars on a personal level. Going Once, Going Twice, SOLD! One stop at Zeenat Pasha and Tasneem Waliany's table of Indian fabrics and jewelry and we not only learn a little about Indian culture, we also wish we had a lot more money to spend! Lyrical Language Bob Kingdom discusses the life of poet Dylan Thomas with Agnes Scott students and staff. Kingdom performed dramatic readings of Dylan Thomas's poetry for the anniversary of the writer's death. Cultural Events offer diverse sights and sounds ^Hffe^ ^^^Hj^H Though the community is given the ^^^^^1 opportunity to enjo> every cultural KSSS e\cnt ottered, tew people truly ^ understandhowmuchhaidworkgoes fei ^^ 1 into making each event a success. (^^mPbH- ^^gi Whethei woi king diligently on paper tojj^^Lj^^l^a work or setting up behind the scenes, I^^C^^^^^H the Special Ev ents Staffworks around ^^H^H^^^H the clock to provide entertainment. Open Your Eyes Vendors offering shiny fabric from colorful booths. Women wearing gorilla masks preaching onstage about the harms of bigotry. A famous poet's work being relived 50 years after his death. With help from Agnes Scott students and staff, the Cultural Events Series proves to be a big hit. Faculty, staff, and students work together over the course of the year to find enriching entertainment for the entire community At each event, the campus comes together to celebrate featured guests such as dance companies, engaging lecturers, and talented musicians. Spread designed by Heather Tovey, Kimberly Fober. & Catherine Horton Oioii) Ogtifoiiim ASC vA/omen travel the world. N t i From left to right: Staci Williams ' 05, Wasiyma Van De Cruize '05, Jalila Nur ' 05 Toccara Allen ' 05, and Alicia Allen '05 getting ready for a night out on the town in Miami, Fl. Don't they look good? Candace Donaldson '04 smiles happily as she enjoys the waterfalls in front of the hotel. The Mirage in Las Vegas, NV. "It was so hot in Vegas, no humidity, just dry heat; but I still loved it there!" 8 Student Life: Summer Vacations , Open Vour 6yes * "This summer I had the chance to spend two weeks in Germany with one of my best friends and her family. We traveled to the Czech Republic and saw some of Prague and the countryside. In Germany, I also got to visit cities like Munich and Ther and see some of the castles on the Rhine. My favorite part about the trip was getting to meet so many new people and experience European hospitality. I will always remember how dnd and generous everyone was. I wish it were more like that here! My favorite places to visit were Prague and Ther - if you ever have a change to go, do!"- Kaleigh Shebs (1) Candace Donaldson '04 in Malibu, CA posingin front of one of its rocky beaches. (2)Annie Kim '06, three days after the Blackout, swinging with the fellas of Big Bad Voodoo Daddy in Rockerfeller Center, NY. (3) Valerie Kote-Tawia '04 in Myrtle Beach, SC baking in the sun (her words). (4)DamelIe Johnson '05 in the Dominican Republic standing in front of a wall of art on El Malecon which showed the popular art work ofthe country. (5) KatieVesser '05 and her father vivantU vers le haut dans gai Paris. Kayleigh Shebs '06 and her friend Kathryn Myers enjoying themselves on a street in Germany. Kayleigh advises us to go to Germany because it is such a great place! Kristin Kallaher '04 and Jana Lott '02 standing in front of Sam Adams at the Sam Adams Brewery in Boston, MA. "We got a tour of the brewery and at the end they gave us a free beer glass andwe got to sample 4 different Sam Adams beers for free!" - Kristin Kallaher '04 Toccara Allen '05 in front of the Statue of Liberty in New York, NY. "I had the bestest time of my life!" "It was lots of fun chillin' on the beach with my friends! It was hot. too! I would love to go again because it was pretty and relaxing." - Jalila Nur '05; from left to right: Toccara Allen '05, Wasiyma Van De Cruize '05, Jalila Nur ' 05, Staci Williams '05, and Alicia Allen '05 Spread designed by Whitney Brown. Candace Donaldson, and Stacey Lunsford (Ornm^ 'Bm Agnes Scott students circle the world by visiting Turkey and Ireland. . Anybody Home? Sarita Patel peaks inside a tree at Topkapi Palace. ^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Tea for Two Amanda Balazs and Katie Jordan enjoy a cup of tea in Pierre Loti while in Istanbul. ^^^ ^^^^ Riccola... Sarita Patel takes in the view of Cappadocia. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^ The Young and the Rtiined Katie Jordan, Shireen Fischer, and Sarita Patel take a minute to enjo\ ancient ruins in Turkey. Z/:.i^!B^' The Global Connections anc Global Awareness seminars include faculty-led programs to countries that are not as frequently visited or studied by Americans. After Turkey and Ireland were studied in a broad manner, the respective students visited the countries and then presented research projects on a specific aspect of the country. This enables students to take a closer look and gain an appreication for cultural diversity around the world. 10 Student Life: Global Awareness/ Global Connections open Your Eyes "Walking the cold, damp, hollow corridors and stepping into the yard of Kjlmainham Gaol was a most haunting experience from the moment we stepped foot onto the property. Having learned about the arrests and executions of key leaders in the 1916 Easter Rising against the British, I expected to have been less shocked when seeing the jail in person. However, stepping into the courtyard was absolutely overwhelming ^it was completely silent, and aU space and time was lost in its silence." ~Beth Rodgers The river runs through it... The group who traveled to Turkey take a moment to overlook the Bosphorous. Everyday's St. Patty's Day Amanda Huffman, Doni Queen, Rebecca Poole, and Kristin Kallaher enjoy one more drink on their final night in Ireland. Top o' the momin to ya Kristin Kallaher and Doni Queenshare a pint on a pub in Blarney. Wilde Thing Oscar Wilde ponders the impor- tance of being earnest while relaxins in Dublin It's not the cliffs of Dover... Kristin Kallaher and others visit the cliffs of Moher and stand 200m over the Atlantic Ocean. Enter the Haunted Halls The Kilmainham Gaol is situated in Dublin. Ireland and is a re- minder to those who live there and those who visit the grounds of the 1916 revolution. * Spread designed b\ Janie Lopez. Valerie Kote-Tawia, and Nicoline Strom-Jensen (l^n(2L. Jobs and work study: girls work hard for the biQ pag off! Go to class. Get homework done. Study for test. Write research paper. Finish lab project. We're all familiar with this list. As if this weren't enough already, many Scotties have to add "Go to work" to their jam-packed schedules. Some ladies make their money here on campus, while others venture out into the city to make theirs. But, regardless of where they work, they man- age to get the job done successfully. Happily Working and Loving It! Amy Hannigan '07, at left, loves her job! Part of her job entails box office and ticket sales to Dana productions. Thank you for calling Agnes Scott... Alexis McDavid '06, at right, assists callers at the information desk in Alston. 12 Student Lite: Jobs and Work Study The Writing Center Top Places to Work On Campus: 1. Writing Center 2. Library 3. Economics Department 4 The Office of Communication 5. Career Planning OpGn>burEyG^ 6. Office Services 7. Althetics Department 8. Dana Fine Arts Building 9. President's Office 10. Black Cat Cafe Student Workers at Office Services frter Spread designed by Sara Haj-Hussein * Agnes Scott women describe parties. 9uckhead. par- ties in Buckhead, and ladies* night as moments of relief from this exhausting life that is College. Open Your Eyes Agnes Scott women sound off on nights on and off campus. "Suburban Lanes' Maria Banjo & Candy Creel "My nxjm." - Ariel Harrison . night out at Lenox mall with the girls and/or guys is always fun." - D ebi O gulu "NOT TECH PARTIlSt!! -Candy Creel and Maria BanjO "in Buckhead, AUC parties, the grocery store, car washes..." -Zaiithia Harris "i have no ciue. i don't go loolcing for men. They happen K to find me." W; -Ariel Harrison "Friday because that's the night for 18 and up to party." -Candy Creel and Maria Banjo "Saturdays. So many fine felias ridin' clean with nothing to do but try to holla. Sometimes it's purely amusing." -Zalittiia Harris "Maybe Friday is a good night to go out. When I turn 21 I be able to let you know." -Ariel Harrison i4 Student Life: Out and About ^^ * 21 and up Victoria Hamilton ('06) and Cliristina Ward ('06) display a sign at Ruby Tuesday all too familiar to Agnes Scott students under the age of 21 . Students patronize many Decatur eateries, including Raging Burrito, Mick's, Taco Mac, Mellow Mushroom, Starbuck's, Java Monkey, Oz Pizza, the Wing Factoo, Cafe Lily, ABC, and Crescent Moon. Curl up and Dye ZaLithia Harris ('05) prepares for a night out in Buckhead with friends. Clubs that are a popular escape from the home life at ASC are Vision, Fuel, Club NV, 1 12, MJQ, The Living Room, World Bar, Vegas Nights, The Masquerade, Havana Club, American Pie, Beer Mug, SPF15, The Velvet Room, Backstreet, BullDogs, and Coyote Ugly. Higher Powers Juniors Kristen Parks, Katie Vesser, and Tina Valenti return from their Bible study at Java Monkey. Many Agnes Scott students attend churches, temples, and mosques such as Grace United Methodist, Gideon Divine Healing Temple, North Ave. Presbyterian Church, First Baptist Decatur, and Nation of Islam Mosque #15. Spread designed by Shemia Black. Christina Montjoy, and Katie Vesser My first Black Cat was an amazing experience and I have absolutely no regrets! -Jessica Parks, 07 Black Cat Co-Chair Being Black Cat Chair was the most challenging thing I have ever done. My favorite part was finding out that we won bonfire! lizabeth Miller, 06 Black Cat Chair I think Black Cat is a great tradition. Some of the greatest people in my class I would have never met had it not been for ^Black Cat. It provides the J class a time for bonding like no other thing on Agnes vScott campus. -Natalie Reckard, 05, Black Cat Co-Chair All I'd like to say is that the last time I held this cat up on this stage was when I stole it last year. It feels really good up here because we won itj fair and square this time. - Courtenay Miller, 04 Black Cat Co-Chair V.J v^i\.. I uu can take my picture now... Shaday Gallimore and Kathryn Smith wait for the Vixens to work it out on stage. (1) ( Taking a moment to bond, juniors Kristin Pittman, Kelly Lindquist, and Ashley French wish each other luck before performing. The sweet sound of fairies. Tmkerbells Kolbi Johnson. Pamela Rossell. Christy Byrd and Sarah Hdwards sing their class song, a remix of Beyonce"s Crazy in Love. i^:?^' (4) She's a hustler, baby. Taki..^ everybody's money. Kristin Branaum plays cards. Hey, let's win Black Cat! Carrie Crosby directs the Sirens under the Gazebo. The Making of a Queen. Christin; Lee puts the finish touches on THl queen. if. jBattte of the Classes t^^i^H From the time the bell tolls at twelve to the dance that ends it all, Black Cat is one of the highlights of the Agnes Scott experience. Welcome to the diary of Black Cat Spirit Week. Come with us as we go through the toils of a day. The Seniors in their last Black Cat, the Juniors at Junior Production, the Sophomores guessing the mascot, and First \fears-painting the campus green! lA^V,, (1) One of these things does not belong.. .Bevin Gaines prepares to paint the campus Queen Yellow (or is it Gold?). (2) Working Gal...Samantha Casne works the Trivia Ring Toss table at party day. (3) My outfit is way flier than yours...Michelle Los, Neda Tofangsazen, and Erin Turner celebrate Siren party day. (4) Go, Gkl! Ashley Rhodes takes a hard one for the first -years. (5) Chicago: The Party Day: Janel Ryder and Shiloh Booker are looking jazzy for the Broadway themed Vixens party day. Bounce wit me. Bounce wit me. Moving to the beat, first year Cherrelle Stokes grabs the attention of the audience. Above: Dancing Queens. ..Junior dancers, led by Hilary Parton. tear it up during Junior Production. Left: The Red Light Special.. .Strutting their stuff, the Lady Vixens show what they're workin" with. Spread designed by Jennifer Bartell, Nliia Bolen, Lindsay Deriso and Courtney Dredden. Oomi 6el^ Oon^ 6onf( .ircic of III and it moves us all. Bonfire i -.Icbralion of womanhood at .\S(. i 1 lime to rally around our sisters to sing hoola hoop. It's the time we take out of our istling Blaek Cat Week to sit around a barrel if burninj! wood and sinj: to our si^i 18 Student Life: Bonfire and Junior Production VlUliOl^ (-iOtUIL-tiOlhx. Old college friends reminisce on their college experience. This is what the class of 2005 centered Junior Production around. Food wars, Captain Agnes, violation of parietals, and guest appearances from Dean Hudson and MBB made 2003 Junior Production a memorable one. Allison Trendel, LaTisha Cotto and Rachel McConoughey play the roles of college friends playing catch up. I ( (.^iiix-iis rule L'ooi! Ihe Juniors' mascot flfuud ttihl Utli. 2) lis Glad! Ji KaT 1 pets behind her I AGAI up. Nzingal up artist to i Captain Agnes are the heros that' woman from a Tec? 2asy, Ma... Danielle violated parietals 'boyfriend" Alicia Allen. Kul Chad Above: First Year Frenzy... Rebecca Sloan shakes the wrinkles out of a skirt as a fashionable first year. Right: You need some meat on your bones. ..Alicia Allen tries to get food from serving ladies Malathia Mobley and Aria Baker. Mary Brown Bullock and son to the crowd. Mirror, mirror on the wall. Who's the greatest crier of them all? Left: I'm the man for you, baby... Meghan Jaffe listens to "tough beau" Katie Miller. Below: Beat it! Beat it! Beat it! Julianna Dow and Candy Creel duel it out Michael Jackson style. peri Yotir 6yes &ai Spread designed by Jennifer Bartell and Nhia Bolen A group of Agnes Scott students rock the Swissotel after the Black Cat Formal. Formal is a popular place to gather for pretty pictures. Getting dolled up is all part of the fun! i\.* Open Your Eyes "My favorite things to do each year before Black Cat are shower, dance around the dorm with my roommates while we get ready . and then EAT!" Jenny Wiese, '05 This year, a handful of friends got ready together in a hotel room. Before we left for the formal, we toasted each other in true college student fashion: cheap champagne in plastic cups - "To old friends and new, and to a womderful night together!" ~ Katie Schroder, '04 20 Student Life: Black Cat Formal Scotties bust a move at the formal culmination of Black Cat Week. Shake Yo' Groove Thing 1) This couple can move! 2) Abbey Weith and Rebecca Rogers boogy. 3) The Scottie girls get down while listening to great music. 4) Kristiana Larimore makes a toast. 5) Nicole Ledbetter and Jessica Davis enjoy themselves. Tickets! Outfit! Accessories! Hair and Makeup! Dinner? Hotel room? T-shirt? No matter how simple or elaborate the plans for Black Cat formal, one thing was for sure: it was fun ! The S wissotel Atlanta provided a beautiful dining room, great food, and a dance floor that let the Scotties boogie all night as only they can. D J Mike and the Thrift Shop band played funky favorites and encouraged dancers to be as bad as they wanted to be (although some decided to be good). Scotties enj oyed the view, posed for pictures, and danced with their friends. They showed off their dates, modeled their gorgeous dolled up selves, and some even caught a glimpse of Busta Rhymes to make the night complete . The formal ended the infamous Black Cat Week and marked the end of Orientation as the campus extended an official welcome to Agnes Scott' s newest additions: the first-years, class of 2007. Sophomores enjoyed the festivities, having finally figured out the whole Black Cat tradition. The juniors danced the night away after a successful Junior Production the evening before, while the seniors enjoyed their last bittersweet Black Cat. All in all, everyone made memories to treasure ! Spread designed by Heather Tovey, Kimberly Fober, & Catherine Horton open Your Eyes When you're exhausted after a really long day, what do you want to do? "ibu want what many Scotties want... to go to your room! Whether your roomate is great or sometimes strange, it is always nice to crawl into bed in your room. HOUSE p A M I - ^^B^^^^4 Katharine Strawser- Booth '06 zeigt uns ihr zimmer im Deutschen Haus. The Art House made their 2003 Halloween party a masterpiece. Students in the Art House show their creative side while decorating their new Ever wonder what goes on inside the theme houses? Well, have a look inside the Art House and the 22 Student Life: Dorms German House... ^jmikm^^m ficottfes show w/haCit k liRe Ifvinq in dorms, apartments, and THEME MOUSES! 1) Tatiana Farrow '06 makes herself at home. 2) Karen Reynolds "05 relaxes with her favorite friends close by. 3) Amy Hannigan '07, Samantha Swaney '07, and Whitney Brown '07 prepare to go out for to a party. 4) Courtney Dredden '04 and Alana Aisthorpe '04 hang out together in Avery Glen. 5) Rosemary Dixon '04 studies away in her room. Did you get locked out? Call yor RA // first, your RD second, Residence Life third, and as a last resort, Public Safety! Spread designed b> Wliitne\ Brown, Candace Donaldson, and Stacev Lunsford MauM^ O P E N Y O U R E Y E S "La Hora Hispana" Taking a language class isn't just about learn- ing the language, it is also about becoming familiar with the culture associated with that language. The Spanish department created "La Hora Hispana" in order to provide an outside culture component to class. Every Spanish class up to 202 must attend 4 of these culture hours each semester. Each week vis- iting student Blanca Diaz-Meza presents on a different topic ranging from musical groups to holidays. So next time you want a little culture in your life swing by the language lab Monday or Wednesday during community hour and interact with the Spanish student. Que Hora es? Blanca Diaz-Meza presents her topic of the week to her present audience. 24 Student Life: Acedemics "Agnes Scott College educates women to think deeply, live honorably and engage the intellectual and social challenges of their times." The Agnes Scott Mission Statement. Students thiive in an academically challenging environment that includes opportunities for independent study and student-designed majors. Studying the liberal arts and sciences allows students to realize their creative and intellecutal potential. Agnes Scott women develop high expectations personally, educationally, and professionally. .Toe Krasevec shows Laurenij Bryant how to hold hei Having trouble deciding what P.E. class to take to fulfill the require- ments? These ladies chose fencing. What could be better than a whole hour and a fifteen minutes of poking someone with a foil? Fenc- ing teaches discipline and stamina, both qualities all good students should sharpen! ' Li and Lauren Bryant liy their hand at fencing with the electircal equipment. ^ Class IS ou Scouies ivii Butintk at a fun houFoT Hdrd ateasaai '^ Jordsi^^K) and Nicole Jones Iir books for class. ^^1^ 0^ ^^ g^ equipment. [Of Vllotnen tfiatis) Eveiff^ There is always something going on at , Agnes. ^ *^- t^AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE EVENT at your finger tfpQ fetu of academics. Nicoline Strom-Jensen KATE .Itli, HIT I .11 ilu < 1.1 ( invi-rnof s l'riij;i.im .it ' lo. Over I course (il the siv-vseek ic the best friends and led unsure ol where else our relationship inijihl go. 'Ili' (.ill uf found us ni Atlanl;i. hf< \^\\]\ Hrn .il fieni'ji.i 1 1. ot new triends. li friendship and m nes i Atlanta. How much lictier can it than to fall in love with your he friend'.' Now we are two-years into cominitted relationship ih.it (niK prows stronger by the ' Agnes Scott girls share stories of their most important relationships. J 'onathan is my boyfriend and my best friend. He knows exactly how to cheer me up and how to make me feel better. Lately our relationship is more difficult because I only get to see him once or twice a week, and I am used to seeing him much more often than that. Still, the best part is the fact that he can make me happy even if it's just talking on the phone, and that makes him really special to me. -Renn Judin 26 Student Life: Relationships My roommates Kelley and Alice are the best! Roommate relationships are difficult because there is so much compromise that must happen to happily live together. One must take into consideration her roommates sleeping habits, study habits, and yes, partying habits. Luckily I've found roommates who I not only get along with, but can live with too. pnny Wiese Gotta have friends! From top to bottom: *Mindy Killen and KellyLindquist pose in their cop uniforms for Junior Production. *Sarah Thomas and Sara Scherer dance the night away. *Nicoline Strom-Jensen and Katie Vesser joke around in the yearbook office. *Molly Barnes and Amy Flaggs share some coconut milk at "Night Under the Stars" . *Courtney Dredden and Kim Lichtveld make memories! 'A circle is round. It has no end. jTiat is how long I'm going to be your friend." This is true for most people in their committed relationships and friendships. Through the triumphs and tribulations, through the good times and the bad, through the rough patches and fond memories, true friends hold the test of time. The strongest relationships are able to endure the hardships and struggles, because in the end, one is able to laugh about the fun times, reminisce about the good ole days, and will be able to look back and smile. No matter what label you use to define your relationship with any particular person, it is the love, respect, and understanding that keep us together. Zac and I have been dating since my senior year in high school. I was a teacher's aide, and he just happened to be in that same teacher's class. One day, out of the blue, he asked me to go to homecoming with him, and it has been pure bliss since then. Although he lives three hours away from me, we still remain close. He's always there for me when I need him. Through all my years, I've never known anyone like him. He makes my heart smile. -Heather Tovey Spread designed by Sara Haj-Hussein and Nicohne Strom-Jensen First Years nannigan runs around "e track hile wearing !r work out jthes. 1 /' v^ JB^^Bi '- ^ iillWk"'i^^^^B [^ W (Km~ Katie Ricketsonprepares her food while dressed in her coat. Many times, students had to prepare for the outside elements while rushing to get things done. Juniors Zenovia Barnes listens to music through headphones while walking to class. Many students carried books and cds to get them through the day. Open Xovx Eyes What's the most unique item of clothing that you own? "The most unique thing in my closet has got to be 'the thriller.' It's a copy of the jacket Michael Jackson wore in his video.. .It's definitely a fun going out jacket." Meghan Jaffe, '05 "The most unique item I have in my closet is a beautiful piece of embroidery from Sri Lanka. It's really unique because I stole it from my cousin who in turn stole it from my grandmother." Naomi James, '07 "The most unique item in my closet is a Scarlet the Harlet dress. It's red and reminicent of western bar women during the gold rush, or at least the stereotypical image of them. I was going to wear it for Black Cat Bonfire. It didn't happen. I was in a teeshirt and jeans mood that night." Sarah Meng, '06 28 Student Life: Fashion/Trends ScottiGs bring their own styles to their learning environment. Dressed to Kill 1 ) Rebecca Rogers and Melissa Gallegos smile from behind the door. 2) Alaina Bull, Eva Chitty, and Jill Massie walk down the pathway after class. 3) Julianna Dow sips her smoothie. 4) Jennifer Chapman and Catherine Horton dress comfortably. 5) Emilie Zampol shows off her style. Spread designed by Heather Tovey, Kimberly Fober, & Catherine Horton ASC students light up campus with their art. Artistic talent abounds at Agnes Scott College! Art majors take advantage of ASC's small size by utilizing their own studios to create their masterpieces. The imaginations of these students knows no bound- aries, as they create everything from metal sculptures to charcoal sketches. These works brighten up our campus and give the artists a chance to express themselves through their talents. .. eyes... When I look at art... Just one more step and I'm done... Hee Jung Chun '05 is in her own world, crafting a creative and innovative piece of art. Sounding off about art...Far Left: Kristin Pittman '05, says "Art makes you feel and it makes you think". Near left: Courtney Davis '05 says, "I feel some thing different every time. It just depends whether or not a piece speaks to me". i^" Art comes in all forms... 1) Emily Bielawski '04 twists and turns wires into a sculpture. 2) This portrait of Julia Lutgendorf '04 is made of charcoal and paint. 3) Heather Veal '06 and Christin Hartung '06 ponder the meaning of Nina Bovasso's "With You in Mind 2," a piece of ait made of acrylic on paint. 4) Alumna Claire Laye '94 used charcoal to create these drawings, which currently occupy the first floor of Alston. 5) The unique "Scottie" sculp- ture was created by Leo Sewell out of pieces of metal and other objects that are significant to Agnes Scott College, such as pins and buttons. Qeating a masterpiece is hard work...Courtney Davis' studio shows off her wonderful rendition of El Greco's "View of Toledo." From barren to bold and beautiful...above left: An art major's studio shows off one completed piece and one slate waiting for paint. Above right...Junior Hee - Jung Chun and sopho- more Carmen Cervantes work diligently on their class- room projects. Spread designed b\ LiiidsaN Deriso and C\>Lirlney Dredden The Child Pose modeled by Christen Craven, '06 Sit on knees with your feet bit on knees witn your leet together. Place your hands on your thighs. Inhale, then exhale as you bring your chest between your knees and swing your arms forward. Rest your forehead on the floor. Bring your arms around until your hands rest near your feet, palms up. Hold for about one to two minutes. Repeat once more. ScottiGs sweat away. maintaining their fitness and health The Various Ways to w 32 Student Life: Fitness pen Your 'Stretch out a little during cool down so your muscles don't cramp up after your workout." Abbey Weith, '04 ^g^ "It's important to excercise 15 or 20 ^^^^hh_ s^^^^^^ minutes every day not just 1 hour a week. ^^^^^^^*es>, ^^W Regularity is better." , ^^^^SSK^ -Vanessa Pelcat, '04 Spread designed by Heather Tovey, Kimberly Fober. & Catherine Horton Througout our crazy lives, we attempt to find ways to relieve stres"nd have fun. Some people take yoga classes, some people go streaking on campus (well not actually but it could happen). Others find the familiar out of organizations on campus. The Handicrafts club knits and crochets beautiful scarfs and hats (which make great gifts for the holidays). Some wome find refuge with people who have the same backgrounds and interests as they do: from the African and West Indian Student Assocition, the International Student Association or even political and religious organizations, ASC clubs are like Sean Paul (they stick together like glue). The ties that bind us together as Agnes Scott women also tie us together in the diversity our clubs. New organizations such as the Dance Team will educate us through the art of getting crunk on the dance floor. Religious groups, such as the Muslim Student Association, will keep us spiritually grounded. The Close Ties that bind us find a way to tighten our connection with one another. 34 Clubs and Organizations; Clubs Divider \ %4r ^^a!?w8SB,r 'ryi ;-';>' .n^wti Blackfriars... Musical Organizations..! Profile & Silhouette... AWISA, ISA, MSA and Witk The Collective & Model UN... ing & Speaking Center... ius. Math Club, & TriBeta... i He K, NSCS, & Colonnade Club... __JLife, SOS, Orientation C, & Tower Coun Senate, SGA, Class Officers, & Honor Court.' Religious Groups On Campus... Showtime, Social Council, & Mortar Board... Political Organizations... I ^'^""diworks and Dance Team.-j Spread designed by Jennifer Bartell. ^fhia Bolen, Lindsay- and Courtney am honored to be the j 2sidenl of Blackfriarsj ^ause of the strength i aire for women, offcri^ i)nunities that arc hail ind anywhere else. Ii i$] fclege to do Shakcspea ^th over fifteen womeni nd do a fantastic job. bout any quest ion of o|i ^ihtics as women to do urcat theatre." A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare October 24, 25, 26, 31 & November 1, 2 Aladdin February 5, 6, 7 Parallel Lives theatreworks 2004: an evening of student-directed one-acts April 30, May 1,2 Cast and Crew of A Midsummer Night's Dream The Officers Ann Willard (President), Allison Rodean (Secretary), Hannah Reuter (Treasurer), and Kenner Barnes (Vice President) Faculty Advisors David Thompson and Dudley Sanders 36 Clubs and Organizations: Blackfriars (IVjI ^ The Blackfriare strut their stuff on stage for 89 years The Cast of Aladdin Meg Ginn, Jana Earnhardt, Tara Schultz, Ann Willard, HoUis Mutch, and Danielle Lonneman WeDJ "Blackfriars, the student theater troupe, was founded in 1915 under the direc- tion of Frances S. Gooch, and claims the distinction of being the oldest producing theater in Atlanta, as well as the oldest organization on campus. Working in close cooperation with the theater faculty of the Department of Theatre and Dance, Blackfriars offers students the opportunity to participate in all aspects of production, from performance to technical theater. Blackfriars presents a major production each semester, as well as a production for children and a collection of student- generated productions." ~ Student Handbook Spread designed by Catherine Horton and Heather Tovey Joyful Noise liad us all clapping our hands and made our spirits soar with their uplifting concert on December 3rd. 2003. :^ : See What We Did Agnes Scott's many musical organizations enrich our lives through their performances in our campus community, sharing with us their hard work and excellence through their music. Inspirational, a cappella, classical, jazz...every type of music we crave is provided by these exceptional artists. Their practices are rigorous, C their directors are driven, and in the end their accomplishments are acknowledged by their audience, making it all worth while. 38 Clubs and Organizations: Musical Organizations Right: an enrapturec '^ audience enjoys a Joyfu Noise performance, one ol many musical events held ai Agnes Scott this year., bers of Untitled performji " specials in the Alstoi|^ i^ ^ i^ ; Collegiate Chorale, fiotto Voce, Orches- tra, Joyful Moke, Flute Choir; Untitled, and Sigma Alpha lota fill the halls of Agnes Scott VA/ith the sound of music. JoyRil Noise Joyful Noise: "Joyful Noise is a student organization, which expresses a ministry through song in the form of tradi- tional gospel music. The music is not specific to a particular religious group or ethnic background but minis- ters to all persons of faith. Two on- campus concerts are performed each year in addi- tion to numerous off- campus performances." At left, the Collegiate "" Chorale shares their voices with the world outside Agnes Scott by performing at local churches. Below, Sotto Voce, Agnes Scott's twelve woman, auditioned a cappella group performs at one of their concerts. Sotto Voce performs about twelve times a year and even travels the world to share thier music with others. Sotto V oce Sotto Voce: "Sotto Voce is a 12- voice, highly selective chamber choir. Sotto Voce does an average of 12 con- certs per year, some on campus and others in the communit}^' Collegiate Cnorale Collegiate Chorale: "Com- posed of 30 to 50 members, this group gives several concerts throughout the year. Two of these are the tradi- tional campus fall and spring concerts. Occasionally a concert is given jointly with a men's choral group." Sprtad designed by Whitne>- Brov\Ti and Stacey Lunsford fearlans Agnes Scott women work hard to give the school its ProfilQ. }- >,^ "^'''11 "1 III Hard at work. t \Lil' Sarah Scoles perfects her ji IP k article for The Profile. Whatcha' Readin? Katie Wright and Tiffany Gardner read up on the latest ki L ^ school gossip. \ 1 "Writing for The Profile has been an enriching experience. I have met and talked with many students, faculty, and staff and learned so much about the school and issues that are important to women. Because the staff is so small, the newspaper prints every other week. Over the three and a half years I have worked on The Profile, I've come to appreciate the challanging process of putting a paper together. Articles must be assigned, written, edited, revised, edited, laid out in the special formatting program, edited again, and finally submitted for print. I alone spend about 10 hours working on each issue. Though it is hard work, I'm proud to be able to say that my voice has both represented and influenced the Agnes Scott community." -Martha Gaston 40 Clubs and Organizations: The Profile and The Silhouette Profile Staff From 1 to r: Rosemary Dixor Martha Gaston, Sara Haj- Hussein, Christy Powers, kKristcii Ralph. Erin Ea.stvec Right: Profiling? Kristen Ralph works on her layout for the next issue of The Profile. Below: Lounging around. Esther Somuah enjoys a good read and a nice break from working on homework. !' ittigthe The vA/omGn of the Silhouette work long hours to capture the great moments in an Agnes Scott year. Taking a look. Heather Tovey fixes a few things on her fitness layout. And who said Yearbook isn't fun?? Valerie Kote-Tawia, Janie Lopez, and Nicoline Strom- Jensen take a break from working on their pages. Silhouette Staff Top Row: Nhia Bolen, Jennifer Bartell, Sara Haj-Hussein, Whitney Brown, Cristina Montjoy, Janie Lopez, Courtney Dredden, Lindsay Deriso, Front Row: Kimberly Wallace, Nicoline Strom-Jensen, Katie Vesser, , Valerie Kote-Tawia, Kimberly Fober, Stacey Lunsford, Heather Tovey ^ Left: Making it work. ^^^^^H Jennifer Bartell takes a ^^^H minute to examine her progress. ^^B Below: Crop it!!! ^ Courtney Dredden and Lindsay Deriso crop a picture for their spread. ^^^ A'"--^ k. W^ '^^^j^( ^a^^ , ^ * ^'. See what A^ Did! Ironi three lo ouc. from few to many. ihc SilluHictic has devlo|H-il inlo a single publicalion with a dedicated iiiul hard workiii); stall. The cminllcss hours ol work thai goes into a ycarbH)k olien lernains unseen lo those who receisc the book al the end of each year. Working on stall is often limes stressful and dilTicult. but none the less mixed with good Iricnils and man> hilarious moments, From layout, lo copy, lo hundreds of pictures. Ihc ladies of the Silhouelte do il all. Wh) you might ask? Well, frankly we don'l know either but for we will jusi s,i\ bei ,uise in the| end 111 Spread designed by Janie Lopez and Nicoline Strom-Jensen E LO\/E The women of AWISA promote awareness of other cultures. yWISA (African and West Indian Students Association) was formed to make our college community more aware and more apprecia- tive of the numerous cultures, peoples and societies found in today's West Indian and African countries. All members of the Agnes Scott Community are encouraged to join J^ISA, meaning that you do not need to be a native of the Caribbean or Africa, just intrigued by the cultures. ONE LOVE, from AWISA. -Student Handbook E? Aware 9nd IJni^i'stani WitkazG achieves its goals by creating awareness and community. Witkaze is the Black Student Association of Agnes Scott College, founded in 1977. Since its establish- ment, members of Witkaze have sought to promote the awareness of African, African-American and West Indian culture, achievement, contributors and history int he community at large and on the Agnes Scott Campus. This organization also serves as a support group for all African-diasporic students. Witkaze 's goals are to promote a diverse community where African-diasporic students can achieve academic excellence and feel that their needs are recognized. - Student Handbook Th e Muslim Students Association gives the cam- pus the opportunity to learn about Islamic faith. I The Muslim Students Association is an organization that works to increase Islamic awareness within the Agnes Scott community. MSA hopes to expand the understanding of the college with respect to the religion, the people, and the social and political aspects of the faith. Through the efforts of its members, the MSA has also established a prayer room for all Muslim students to utilize. The MSA encourages students of all faiths to join the organization and participate in its activities. 42 Clubs and Organizations: Cultural Awareness Organizations See What FAST - A hfern;^ti6)ii I li ricistindii ig The International Students Association brings the world to Agnes Scott, "The ISA encourages the exchange of cultural awareness and experiences among students from different backgroundb and ethnicities on campus. This ISA also serves as a support group for International Students, and also strives to promote diversity on campus." - Student Handbook Dance the night away! Agnes Scot^^Students share a darice with those who attended the ISA e\ent. Frontrow from left: Linda Githiora, Maria Mandova and Alex Penkova Second row: Stephanie Ansah, Meghan Murphy (with baby Rebecca), Prajuna K.C., Karis Senanu, and Sandra Abrokwa Third row: Debbie Ogulu, Njamiu Wai, Esther Somuah, Veronique Lunganga, Abena Frempong, Sonal Chaddha and Sandrine Nyombaire. Officers: Hameet Kang (Secre- tary), Milena Todorova (VP). Camille Lindsay (Treasurer, Sonal Chaddha (IOC Rep.), Linda Githiora (President) We Did! - THON ar was the first ever Fast-a-:: ^]here students fasted for a day j Isposored by local businesses, fjnoney going to the Atlanta ; |iity Food Bank. At the end of ; jihere was a huge banquet with great food from Zyka and ^ Cafe (see below) and Dr. ^ Front row, 1 to r: Dina Mokhtar, Qudsia Raja, Shireen Fischer, Samaneh Askarian Back row: Reem Faruqi, Salma Stoman, Hayatt Osman, Hajra Hasan Spread designed by Nicoline Strom-Jensen and Sara Haj-Hi See What We Did! Friends gather at the Collective Drag Party l-8OO<30LLBCr The Collective at ASC strives to promote Gay and Lesbian awareness through special activities. 3- ,^"^i The purpose of the LBTQA ColleG tive is to provide a comfortable, safe and supportive meeting environment for lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer and allied (LBTQA) community members of Agnes Scott College. In addition, the Collective strives to educate the campus about lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer and gay issues and to raise conscious- ness and promote acceptance and celebration of all members of the cam- pus community. - Student Handbook 44 Clubs and Organizations: The Collective and Model UN 2004- LBTQA Collective Model Model UN rG-GmergGg at AgriGQ Scott, saving the world one debate at a time. 2004 Model UN Delegates ^ 1-r: Kavita, Danielle, Milena, Koko, Christy, Vallen, Tiffany, Adrienne, Rene, Molly, Gaeliel, Camellia, and Nykki at the Model UN Southern Regional Confer- ence in Atlanta Left: At the SRMUN Conference, November 20- 22, 2003, delegates Danielle Castonguay, Camellia Green and Molly Kott await their next debate at the Airport Mariott Hotel in Atlanta. Below: At the same conference, Molly Kott (Argentina), Milena Todorova (head del- egate), and Rene Charles (Thailand) prepare to debate. 'Don't Cry for Me ARGENTINAr' Delegates Koko, Kavita and Milena wait for the rest of the group out- side of the hotel. Spread designed by Christina Montjoy and Katie Vesser Wrf ie Tihas Way The Writing Center is a peer tutoring organization that provides students with individual assistance with writing. \Ql From left III Top Row: Kristen Parks, Nicolette Lee, Christine Cozzens, Katherine Mohney, Andrea Comiskey, Katie Schroder. Lisha Daniels, Rachel Darr; Bottom Row: Megan Morris, Emily Norman, Christina Lee. Melissa Gallegos, Cailin Copan- Kelly. Not pictured: Amber Prentiss Students frantically finish papers duringfinals week. Lejla and Moutushi take a break from writing to chat. Andrea gives tips to a stylish first-year See WKat We Did... What do you like best about tutoring? "... helping someone to get through a writer's block, breaking through all of that fiustration to get to the great idea behind it." -Amber Prentiss "I love working with a student in the earlier stages of a paper and seeing her again later with an evolved piece of prose. I just love the idea that I helped her on her journey to becoming a better writer. I also love all the new people I get to meet." -Nicolette Lee ". . . the intellectual discourse that springs up when you ask the tutee questions you can't answer yourself, and she rises to the occasion and challenges the session in the most beautiful and frutiful way." -Kristen Parks 46 Clubs and Organizations: Writing Center and Speaking Center Right: Jewels DeBlasiqi works on her paper during finiils. She looks like she'| having fun! liU.. The Speaking Center provides students with tutoring in all public speaking/oratory areas, including improvement of volume, pitch. vocal variation, and gesturing. From left: Jenny Wiese, Tara Bech, Veronica Henson- Phillips, Sonal Chaddha, Crystal Pough Audience members enjoy the speeches during the 5th annual Persuasive Speech Contest. Left: At the Speaking Center, we can help you be this brave! Below: ASC Participants from the 5 th annual Persuasive Speech Contest. (From left) Jasmine Adams, Celeste Fredericks, Susan Holliday, Kate Heidbrink, Veronique Lunganga. .or not!! The Speaking Center is here to help you with all of your oratory needs. Tips from the Speaking Center: 1. Speak up and project your voice. 2. Speak with enthusiasm and excitement. 3. Speak with confidence, but never lie. 4. Pause. You can do wonders with pauses. 5. Try to look your audience members in the eye. Spread designed hy Christina Montjoy and Katie Vesser WHO: Pre-law Club. WHY: Assits student who are considering a career in law or wish to attend law school in the future. HOW: The club sponsors speakers on various careers in the legal field, perspectives on law school and LSAT prep tests. Publisus President Courtney Dredden and Secretary April Hathcock have their ears penned to the lecturer. Publius members learn about being future law- yers through special LSAT help sessions, and lectures. Rachel McConoughey can get down with the interesting speech. Right: President Courtney | Dredden addresses the members. | Below: Speaker Kim Strove, I Admissions Director at Mercer | Law, smiles with Courtney | Dredden. i First year Publius members are excited about being in the Pre-Law Club 48 Clubs and Organizations: Publius, Tri-Beta. and Math Club liiiinj t t The AAath Club of f^s tutoring and fun numeral activities for the entire campus community. MEMBERS OF THE MATH CLUB Heather Ann Veal Katherine Miller Andrea Zaplatynski Helen Oland Allison Rodean Shireen Fischer Kwa!g''j'fi-r.t-.i..iiM1 U.- l^M: ^ Tower Council and advisor Kathleen Edwards are shown. When you visited Agnes Scott, you were probably greeted and given a tour by one of these lovely ladies. Spread designed by Whitney Brown. Candace Donaldson, and Stacey Lunsford L^islatDrig with PDV^ar Senate links the students with the administration. Senate Members: Abena Frempong, Arsed Joseph, Monisha Lewis, Mizanta Gray, Mia Douglas, Ashley Bivens, Terica Black, LaTwanda Broughton, Christy Powers, Sarah Simmons, Jahmilla James, Sylvia Ukonga Senate Officers: Vice President- Ashley Bivens President- Sarah Simmons Treasurer- Sylvia Ukonga Secretary- Lauren Butler (not pictured) Honor Court Members: Back: Aimee Mccoy, Samaneh Askarian, Jessica Taylor, Rebecca Rogers, Shaya Gregor>', Zeenat Pasha, Natasa Pajic, Tiffany Williams, Rosemary Lokko, and Dina Dafeamekpor Front: Michelle Currica, Shani Franklin, Jina Kim, Kim Kouch Honor Court Officers: Tiffany Williams (Secretary), Kim Kouch (President), Rosemary Lokko (Vice President), Michelle Currica (Treasure) SGAMembers: Mary Callis,NinaTioleco, Sarah Simmons, Kim Kouch, Kateena Johnson, Jermy Wiese, and Monique Rocers. ''The three things that I enjoy the most about being SGA president are: 1) the high level of responsibility that is placed on student leaders, 2) the relationship that we have with administration as student leaders is phenomenal. I really feel as if my ideas are valid and considered, and 3) I enjoy working with the other student leaders whose ideas are quite different from my own. This allows me to leani more about myself and to view issues from another stand point." Kateena Johnson shares a few thouahts on why she and rnore importantly, a .leader on the ASC 54 Clubs and Organizations: Senate. SGA, Honor Court, and Class Officers Lerfrg with Glas5 These leading ladies take charge of their class activities. Sophomore Class Officers: Secretary: Lizzie Casey Vice President: Kayleigh Shebs President: Ashley Clark Treasureer: Amy Flaggs s '[ especiall) ciijo> being a class officer because I get to work with various, members of my class and on a number of different levels. This interaction allows me to get to know my peers, and regardless of whether or not we become great friends, our work together will have an impact on our futures." MHf- l\M'lf> See What We Did: The Truth About Being a Leader Spread designed by Janie Lopez and Nicoline Strom-Jensen Baptist Student Union Members: Misty Roache, Candy Creel, Victoria Hamilton, Kristen Mangum, Heather Veal, Christiaa Ward, Nhia Bolen fie Baptist Student Union is a Christian student organization whose purpose is to promote a better understanding of the Christian faith. It hopes to provide people with the opportunity for spiritual growth. New Life Members: Kristin Youngquist, Karolina Magnusson, Alex Capell, Carolyn Floumey Katie Schroder, Jessica MacNaughton, Morgan Floumoy, QuinnPerkins lewfeh StudG AsoDcfatfo^as fornnGd agai 56 Clubs and Organizations: Religious Organizations . wman Club Members: Back: Katherine MoIhk n Michael Tigue, Rachel McConoughey, X Front: Emily Bielawski, Catherine Fraas, X, Rhiannon Newman l.iud is tne campus organization for students of the Roman Catholic faith. It meets weekly for Sacred Grounds, a combination Bible study/discussion group for which students come together to share their faith and to talk about different topics related to Catholicism and Christian living. Students also attend mass together at Emory University 's Canon Chapel and participate in activities with Emory's Newman Club. eVf^'^^ff^^^^ an interdenominational Christian organization who seek to provide opportunities for fellowship and personal growth. Their goal is to unite the Christians within the Agnes Scott community. "It is a joy to work with spirituality and volunteer service. 1 see them as two sides of the same precious coin: one side that locuses on service to God and the other service to the people Goi has created." Spread designed by Janie Lopez. Valerie Kote-Tawia, and Nicotine Strom-Jensen Top Row. from left: Carrie Crosby, Sara Scherer, Mary Osterbind, Abby Babin, Kelly McQueen, Meridith Shelnutt, Natalie Reckard, Lauren McClain. Bottom Row: Kate Miller, Renn Judin, Susan Lee, Terri Entricht, Danielle Nichols, Cherelle Stokes, Alexis Fillos Each ye* Rational S^n ^or^ay % '^/b- ^'''i ^1/ Catherine Santello, Renn Judin, and Pragati Patel pause to catch their breath at 2003 's Black Cat Formal. Bottom Row, from left: Sofia Becerra-Liccia, Ashley Brady, Nina Tioleco. Second Row: April Hathcock, Alexandra Pajak, Katie Jordan, Morgan Edwards. Third Row: Sarah Neal, Kimberly Fober, Rachel Hale. Fourth Row: Nicolette Lee, Tiffany Lee, Emily Crews, Erin Turner. Fifth Row: Anna Holloway, Aindrea Davis, Abby Babin, Jenn Coker, Jami Stuart. Senior Abby Babin raises her hand to ask a question as fellow members April Hathcock, Kim Fober, Anna Holloway, Sarah ' Neal, and Ashley Brady look on. 3y Babin and Terri Entricht pose for a picture during Social Council's Pajama Jam party. Below: Co-Presidents Erin Turner and Nicolette Lee answer questions about Black Cat and upcoming servic projects that Mortar Board will sponsor. 38 Clubs and Organizations: Mortar Board. Sliowtime, and Social Council Students chow down at the ASC premiere of "The Ring. The ehow/tfme Programc Board helps students relax during stressful (and not so stressful!) times, by sponsoring various forms of entertainment such as concerts, hypnotists, and movies on the Quad. Top Ten Grossing Movies of 2003 1. Finding Nemo 2. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King 3. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl 4. The Matrix Reloaded 5. Bruce Almighty 6. X2 7. Elf 8. Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines 9. The Matrix Revolutions 10. Bad Boys II Trivia and a Movie: Showtime members quiz the movie knowledge of the audience before the show. - Database (hItp://www.imdb.coni/SectionsA'ears/2(lli v/iop ;:n Left: The audience ' eagerly waits for the movie to begin. Asia Hall and Hajra Hasan make sure they have good seats for the Below: Asia Hall and Lee Yarbrough agree that this show needs to start! We've already been sitting here 5 minutes! Spread designed by Christina Montjoy and Katie Vesser ASCR Wonders: Mew Year. New Members? Written by Ashley Spicer President of the Agnes Scott College Republicans, Catherine Horton, emphasized the importance of recruiting new members at the club's January 28"^ meeting - the first of 2004. "On a campus where the majority of students are Hberal." she said, "maintaining not only a conservative organization, but a Republican one, is challenging. It took us six months just to find an advisor." In addition to recruitment, ASCR struggles with low attendance among its current members. Of the approximately 20 students on the roster, only nine were present at this week's meeting - six of whom are seniors. Similar difficulties plagued ASCR's counterpart: the now defunct Agnes Scott College Democrats. "I hate to say complacency," stated former ASCD President Erin Eastvedt, "but I'm not sure there's a perceived need among liberals to organize. We're confident in our majority on this campus and though, initially, we got a lot of good response, the club just kind of petered out." President Horton is unwilling to see ASCR meet a similar fate. While the club has previously focused on smaller functions, they will now begin incorporating more visible events into their agenda. Horton hopes that this vigorous new recruitment strategy will "announce our presence on campus, welcome conservative students into an understanding fellowship, and establish the organization for the next year." First among these larger activities is a bi-partisan movie night scheduled for February 26"' and featuring the political drama "Wag the Dog." The viewing is a joint effort between ASCR and the Agnes Scott College Conservative Forum - a group of students with a traditional, though not necessarily Republican, mindset. Georgia Tech Republicans may be included as well, but no invitation has been formally extended yet. Plans for an upcoming ASCR bake sale were also in the works at this week's meeting. Horton delegated cooking and selling duties and discussed possible vending locations. Beyond the iminediate exposure, the club hopes this event will provide, proceeds will supplement their budget (currently $80 for the Spring semester) and help fund expenses incurred in the production of promotional flyers. As a third possible function, ASCR members eager to encourage voting in the upcoming Presidential race explored the viability of setting up a table in Alston to provide information about absentee voting and give students an opportunity to register. They also discussed an alternate, more aggressive door-to-door option that would allow Agnes Scott Republicans to canvas the campus and approach conservatives who Horton worries may "actually fear 'coming out' politically." Conservative student Erin Lemon shares Horton's concern: "I am sure many women of Agnes Scott would be excited to join a Republican organization, as a classroom discussion dominated by the liberal majority may be overwhelming." As for whether or not a new year really will bring new members to ASCR, Lemon fears that "the campus's current political environment inay hinder recruitment efforts." 60 Clubs and Organizations: Political Clubs Agnes Conservative Tbrum First Row: Kimberly Fober, Catherine Horton Back Row: Jacqueline Courturier, Lauren Giddings, Jessica Creel, Sharon Kelly, Erica Schulz-Durren M "ASCF aspires to promote campus wide discussion of political issues, agendas, and philosophies vM\& insisting on the right to free speech." Jessica Creel, President ASCF See Whai: We Did After giving their opinions of the issue, the ^ debaters turn the discussion over i to the audience. Many thoughtful questions were asked, by students like Crystal Wiley, right, and only by keeping on their toes were the debaters able to compete well. Florida Congresswoman and Agnes Scott Alumna Katherine Harris visited the college and spoke with conservative students from the ASCR and other organizations. The ASCR members clown around and enjoy themselves meeting together during the Tea Party. Entertaining meetings such as this one are used to attract potential members. Members of ASCR: Catherine Horton. President Courtenay Miller. Vice President Stephanie Large, Secretary Ann Willard. Treasurer Ashley Spicer, Social Liaison Kelly Aungst, Jennifer Chapman. Elizabeth Colton. Taylor Gandy. Martha Gaston. Carolyn Floumoy, Kimberly Fober. Heather Foster. Ashley French. Shelby Harwell, Jessica MacNaughton. Kristin Pittman Spread designed by Heather Tovey and Catherine Horton Mgw organizations on campus open different doors of activities to ficotties and breathe a breath of fresh air into campus life. Handiworl^ '- *'.' ' ^:>::. '':- ,, ' ' -y ; t'--^ I f ^* : ^^^^^^^Btmmmmm^fWSKriaA Schedute Converse College Brenau Meredith College Peace Guilford University of Dallas University of the South Wesleyan College Emory University Huntingdon College Maryville College Spelman College Oglethorpe Rhodes LaGrange College Piedmont Fisk The fearless Scottie soccer team chases after the ball against Guilford. 66 Sports: Soccer Laura Tuttle and Jennifer Cook smile brightly for the camera in the team van. SOCCER MOTTO: NOTHING FREE, NOTHING EASY Business as Usual f The soccer taems was sensational this season. They went to the GSAC hampionship game. The ladies fought a good game and lived up to their motto: nothing free, nothing easy. Next year the spirit of this motto will lead the Scotties into another success- ful season. Roster . Lesley Conrad Laura Tuttle Megan Ryan Sally Troy Rachel Dooley Christina Englebracht Katie Rubesch Karen Edwards Alaina Bull Jennifer Cook Hannah Scarborough Jayme Walton Kate Thomason Wren Cheatum Susan Simpson Susanna Lewis Kate Kroell "Eat it Cow!" is a phrase that the team uses to describe the "witchy" cows of Wesleyan. Katie Rubesch pla\ s goalie like a bisi woman. Cliristina Englcbiaeht seems content after a tough game. Meg Ryan, Karen Edwards, Susan Simpson, and Alaina Bull relax in the van after competition. The team helps Lesley Conrad celebrate with a nice MCAT cake. Susanna Lewis puts her game face on Spread designed by Jennifer Bartell, Nliia Bolen, Lindsay Deriso, and Courtney Dredden Scottie volleyball players serve up the (X)mpetftion. isten ^k*.^-^.^^*.. mm J^ Im^^ ^p 2002-2004 Volleyball Team 1st Row: Adrienne Kendall, Toni Craig. Jennifer Bartell, Kaleah Overton 2nd Row: Jennifer Simmons, Charlisa Daniels, Julia Slack, Maritza Aldir 3rd Row: Coach James Hilleary, Coach Hughes, Deidtra Reid No. 2 3 4 5 7 9 10 13 15 Name Jennifer Simmons Jennifer Bartell Julia Slack Courtney Sotherland Adrienne Kendall Charlisa Daniels Toni Craig Maritza Aldir Kaleah Overton F-Y Jr. Sr. So. F-Y Jr. So. F-Y F-Y Position MH OH S MH OH S Libero OH MH dule Date 08/29/03 09/ 06/03 09/09/03 09/12/03 09/19/03 09/20/03 09/27/03 10/ 04/03 10/10/03 10/11/03 10/18/03 10/21/03 10/25/03 1 1/ 01/03 11/08/03 Opponent Result Reinbardt College W Fisk University W Maryville College L Piedmont College L Huntingdon College L LaGrange College L Oglethorpe University L Brenau University W Wesleyan College W Spelman College W Piedmont College W Berry College L Fisk University W Maryville College L Shorter College L Wesleyan College W Spelman College L Ogle(baipe University L Huntingdon College L LaGrange College L Reinhardt College W Berry College L Great South Conference L Tournament Home games in Italics. Sports: Volleyball The AA^moriGs.., "My favorite memory of this past season was senior night. I was the only senior and I feh so proud to be a part of such a great team and reaUzed how much they all meant to me and how much I will miss the team comraderie and the coaches." ~ Julia Slack, '04 "I have 2 favorite memories of the past season. One of them is when we left Kaleah at Huntingdon's gym when we went to get lunch. The other is the trip home from the GSAC tournament; Jennifer Simmons has got to be the greatest Karaoke partner of all time." -Charlisa Daniels, '05 "My favorite part of the season was when we played back to back games and came back to win against Wesleyan, and then beat Spelman in 4 games." ~ Kaleah Overton, 07 "I really appreciated the work ethic of the team, the way the returning players welcomed the first years, and the way the whole team accepted the new coaching staff. I look forward to working with them next year." Meeting together, the Scottie girls listen" to the directions. Spread designed by Heather Tovey & Kimherly Fober ASC SwimrriGrs have high expectations after a winning season last year. Roster ^^^^ML^BP'^mL i "^t- ' . Jfr 1 Wm i 'j m^^^k^^^m^Sm *-y w^v^' ^ i-^nM B^pi^^^^B ' ^^^^^H ^^^m* ^t \ 1 m t\W/| ^^Bi il^^HHi i a *~ JJjfe'^-.'f^MM t^^d^s. ^^ ^^H 1 Ih^I Members of the 2003-2004 Agnes Scott Swim team pose before their meet against Savannah College of Art and Design on January 31st, 2004. At left, Ukraine Jane tiies to stay warm while on the bus headed to LaGrange College. ^H: Joy a Banerjee ^B' Aislinn Belton ^B, Elizabeth Casey ^H^K Lesley Conrad ^^^^B Ruth Grune ^F^" Yevheniya Krutko ^B'' Casey Mclntyre ^'' Dana Notestine ^K>: Kiki Puntervold ^Hl^W; Hannah Reuter ^^^H|;: Lauren Smith ^^^^B Kate Thomason ^^^B Maja Tokic ^^B Amy Zvonar H^^ g DATE Oct 25 LOCATION OF MEET Layola Oct 30 Boo Bash Relay Meet Oct 31 Catawba, NC Nov 1 Limestone Nov 8 Emory Nov 21-23 Gardner- Webb Fall Classic Swim Invitational Dec 2 LaGrange Dec 6 Warren- Wilson, NC GA Tech Jan 11 Florida Southern Jan 17 Emory Jan 24 Florida Southern LaGrange Jan 31 SCAD Feb 7 Georgia Southern Feb 20-22 Atlantic States Swimming Championship Marchll-13 NCAA Swimming & Diving Championship Right: Aislinn Belton and Lizzie Casey do their best Zoolander impressions while waiting for the meet at LaGrange to begin. 70 Sports: Swimming JUQt XBQp Swimming! The Agnes Scott Swim Team was busy as usual this year as they swam to be top Scotties. Last year, they were the best women's college swim team in the Middle/ Southern Atlantic states. This year, we can are sure that they will do even better. Already, they have placed 3rd in the Atlantic States Cham- pionship. This year's wins show the Agnes Scott swim team has the spirit because they are and forever will be Scotties. Being a swimmer for Agnes Scott leaves little time for other activities, but the women of our swim team are always willing to do what it takes to proudly represent ASC in the best way possible. Does this look like the face of a winner? Lesley Conrad '04 after the win at LaGrange College. Left: How long do you think she can stay in the water?! Dana Notestine '06 prepares for the / Georgia Tech/ Warren Wilson swim meet. Spread designed by Whitney Brown, Candace Donaldson, and Stacey Lunsford uc^fRr^G Vi^fep The ladies of the Cross Country team took huge steps this year! Above: Coach Fred, M. Morris, K. Quarin, M. Osterbind, C. Fraas, B. Barnard, C. Hall, L. Grimaldi, and Y. Rodriguez enjoy a meal together. Above: Chrissy Hall, Phyllis Tuggle, Megan Morris, Laura Grimaldi, Kelley Quann, and BrittanyBamard pose for a team picture. Above: Chrissy Hall streches her leg muscles so they are ready to go. Left: And they are off and running! Brittany Barnard FY Catherine Fraas FY Laura Grimaldi So Christina Hall FY Megan Morris Jr Mary Osterbind Jr Kelley Quann Jr Phyllis Tuggle Sr Sept. 6 University of the South Sepf. 13 Mountain Top Classic Sept. 20 LaGrange College Sept. 27 Oglethorpe University Oct. 04 Georgia Collegiate Championships Oct. 11 Covenant College Oct. 25 Southeast Classic Invitational Nov 1 Great South Athletic Conference Championships Nov 15 NCAA Regional Championships Below: Kelley Quaim and Megan Morris strech in reparation for thei r next match. 72 Sports: Cross Countr>' Running with the TEAM! 'The words 'T^ast Women Have Good Times" arch across the back of our bright purple cross-country T-shirt; the motto fits us. The pictures show part of the story, but they leave out some of our best times off the course: pulling pranks on the night before our championship, laughing at Phyllis' house afterwards, and squeezing into Coach Fred's dining room for a final dinner at the end of the season. Every person counted this year - our different personalities and abilities worked together to form an amazing team. People say that running is an individual sport; it isn't true. We cheered each other, pushed, and supported, right through the end. Phyllis, our first All-American, was our hero, but we were her champions, even as she was ours." -Megan Morris, pictured below Kelley Quann and Catherine Fraas take time out from the meet to have a few laughs. Coach John Roberts gives the ladies some friendly pointers before the heat. Above: Megan Morris take big strides against her. competitors. Left: Brittany Barnard jogs to the finish line! Spread designed by Janie Lopez and Nicoline Strom-Jensen BLLdyt/ULMM il\Q,mmm- Agnes Scott dribbles hard with new coaches and a dedicated team. Back: Coach Joeleen Akin. Denise Draper. Jane Bigham. Kaleah Overton. Diana Davies. and Coach David Akin Front: Jennifer Bartell, Toni Craig, Zenovia Barnes, and Erin Byrd Jennifer Bartell Jane Bigham So Erin Byrd So Diana Davies F-Y Toni Craig So Zenovia Barnes Jr Kaleah Overton F-Y Nov. 21 Warren Wilson Nov. 22 Toccoa Falls College Nov. 25 King Dec. 01 Oglethorpe Dec. 04 Southeastern Dec. 08 Atlanta Christian Jan. 07 Judson Jan. 09 Salem Jan. 10 Bennett Jan. 12 Spelman Jan. 14 LaGrange Jan. 17 Clearwater Christian Jan. 18 Maryville Jan. 21 Wesleyan Jan. 24 Judson Jan. 27 Piedmont Jan. 31 Maryville Feb. 01 Fisk Feb. 04 LaGrange Feb. 07 Huntingdon Feb. 1 1 Piedmont Feb. 13 Spelman Feb. 16 Huntingdon Feb. 18 Wesleyan Feb. 22 Fisk Feb 26-29 GSAC Tournament 74 Sports: Basketball One on One... with Assistant Coach David Akin Why did you want to become a coach? "I had nan-owed it down to being an actor or a basketball coach, and Joeleen gave me the proposi- tion about being a coach here, and I chose basketball in a second." What are your expectations for the basketball team this year? "My season outlook is a bit skewed, because I am optimistic about everything I do. The first goal is a winning record." What are your aspirations for the future? "I would like to stay in women's athletics, because I have a vision. I really want to take women's basketball to another level. It has so much potential to be at a higher level, and I invision that I will have a team of girls dunking the basketball." "Go hard, or go home! If you a't give it all you hav I you have waste timef ' ; '-'Zenovia 1 call the female coach 'Coach Akin" and the guy I 'Coach Dr erson are "I am proud of you." -Coach / ' ^mr- ^jpSM:. Head Coach Joeieen Akin ight: She shoots. ..the 3'atiently await the ball's Lthe court. ft: Kaleah Overton makes her way back down the court in hopes of scoring. Bottom Right: An injured Jennifer Bartell stays attentive on the bench and listens to Coach Akin's pointers. f *4_|^iiifi'":*i5 fi? Spread designed by Janie Lopez and Nicoline Strom-Jensen P(^r/\ i^'^- Roster cc LxzmQ The 2004 Softball team gears up to top last year's record through more experience and motivation. 2064^ ASC Softbainb^in ' /{HESS' 'fHtSSCOI-', - COLLt "i: OLLESii i - # ^^ - V' V -^ ^0S%m' \5NESSC0- -OLLEg/ 'fflESSCOr , COLLEGi cOUES; ^OLLE? - Back^^,Amanda Starr (assistant coach), Epp^GantJ Jayme Wfton^^^AHm^^^^^j^Sally^roy, Laura Derajinski, and Jim Hilleary (head coach). Front Row: Tai Sudan, Julia Alexander, Courtney Sotherland, and Lauren' Giddings No. Name s. Kristin Branaum So. 2 Sally Troy So. 3 Lauren Giddings So. 8 Laura Derajinski Sr. 10 Alina Smyslova So. 11 Courtney Southerland So. 13 Emma Gant Jr. 15 Jane Bigham So. 17 Julia Alexander So. 18 Tara Sudan Jr. 23 Zenovia Barnes Schedule So. Date Opponent 2-14 Huntingdon CoUeg e 2-15 Suwanee College 2-19 Clark-Atlanta Univ ersit 2-22 Fisk University 2-24 Emory University 2-28 Piedmont College 2-29 Brenau University 3-2 Wesleyan College 3-4 LaGrange College 3-16 LaGrange College 3-20 Fisk University 3-24 Piedmont College 3-27 Wesleyan College 3-30 Judson College 4-4 Maryville College 4-7 Shorter College 4-13 Emory University 4-16-17 GSAC Toumamen t Coach Hilleary pitches to Laura Derajinski as Julia Alexander^ plays third base 76 Sports: Softball Courtney Southerland throws the ball to first base as quickly as possible for the out. Captain Julia Alexander: "To motivate my team mebers I basically try to set a good example on the field by always giving 100% and encourage them to do their best when they are out there as well. We've got a small, but talented and close knit team, so we're looking to hold our own against the schools we compete against and improve our record from last year." Coach Jim Hilleary: "Our hope is to improve our performance on the field, particularly with the offensive side of the game. Last year we emphasized defense and it improved dramatically. We hope that the same happens this year with our run production." Coach JfffT Hilleary and in Julia Alexander r Spread designed by Katie Vesser ii Above: Shivering in the cold, Adrienne Alexander, Nhi Ha and Kelley Quann put on their warm-ups Right: With undeniable determination, Nhi Ha shuffles her feet ready to move in a aiven moment. wms Roster Adrienne Alexander Patricia Brooks Nhi Ha ^m^nH^^^Bb G?Q>fK(l champQ\A/ork hard to defend title. Left: Anticipating the fly- ing tennis ball, Kelley Quann "s fancy footwork and perfect form will en- able her to hit whatever comes her wav. Kim Kouch Michelle Mathieson Kelley Quann Right: Using her hand as a means to direct the ball and her racket, Michelle Mathieson positions her body for a perfect hit. 78 Sports: Tennis I ihinu hci head and watching the ball tl> towards her, Adrienne Alexander prepares herself to send the ball flying to the other side of the court. Pumpin ItUpfora filammin New Season purple again, not only for a new season, j but for a second championship title. Facing the challenge of idapting to a new coach, the Scotties anxiously awaited nioiher great season. Realizing the importance of body conditioning and teamwork, the ladies eagerly prepared for new lys to greet old competition. Lncouraging each other along t v\a\. each Scot tie is dreaming ol )btaininB a second GSAC TENNIS TEAM - Front Row: Nhi Ha, Adrienne Alexander, Michelle Mathieson. Back Row: Kelley Quanii, Kim Kouch, Patricia Brooks, Coach John McLamb. Coach John McLamb dishes out tennis balls for the Scotties to hit. "A lot has changed for us since last year, with the coaches and all, but we are really happy with where we are right now and what this season holds for us." -Kelley Quann "Coach is trying to kill us! We've been doing a lot of agility and endurance drills to help us on little things that are imperative to a good all around game. After that, we can handle anything!"' -Adrienne Alexander "It was exhilirating to win the GSAC last year, especially since it was our first year in the conference." -Michelle Mathieson "Winning the GSAC was a great experience because it was something that we accomplished as a team. In general tennis is an individual sport, and it was nice to be able support one another and bring the team to victory." -Patricia Brooks "To have tons of fun and get better every day!" -Kim Kouch Spread designed by Jennifer Bartell. Nhia Bolen, Lindsay Deriso and Courtney Dredden Earlier this year, the yearbook staff asked the seniors what they would miss the most about Agnes Scott. You can find many of their answers in the pages that follow, but we found Kimberly Fober's reflections about her time at Agnes Scott particularly poetic. 'The way the campus looks around 3 in the afternoon on a cloudless sunny day under a deep blue sky in early fall with the leaves still on the trees and a cool breeze in the air. The glimpses of the moon over the round tower of Main from my sophomore room window, Rebekah 324. Knowing my friends are just down the hall. The Black Cat procession into Gaines for Junior Production. The way the light moves over the beautiful coral walls of 2nd floor Rebekah as the day winds down... The sense that I belong to this small, vibrant, challenging community" Class of 2004, this is your time to shine. Make us proud and make each other proud. Stay close and take your memories with you. Student Life; Name of Page r labLe or Senior Investiture 82 Senior Portraits 84 Spread designed by Valerie Kote-Tawiajanie Lopez, and Nicoiine Strom-Jensen ^1, / Almost Alums. The class of '04 lines up to greet guests. Alaina Jones (left) is all smiles. 'Sr. Investiture is an example of the recognition and honor bestowed individually on students at Agnes Scott." -Prof. P Campbell For seniors like Yuan Mei, senioritis kicked in before the ceremony. 'This signifies the quickly approcahing end of all of my hard work here at Agnes." -Valerie KoteTawia (left) Martha Dawsey, Jenn Coker and Jill Carson bask in the glow of being seniors. 82 Seniors; Senior Investiture 'SR. Investiture symbolized being almost over the wall to freedom from Agnes Scott." -Victoria Gwinn (far right) '04 Pa- tiently waits to be capped... "Senior Investi- ture signalled I another change in my life." -Candace Donaldson (left) with Victoria Gwinn Smile, you're seniors now! | Jessica Davis and Gabrielle Durden enjoy the day to- 1 gether. \ Emily Crews... senior andj lovin' it. i Going through Sr. Investiture made me feel onored to have achieved the status of 'Se nior.'" ~Kim- berly Fober (left, with fellow senior Carolyn Flournoy) Tiffany, save some smile for the actual graduation! Shannen Williams gives Tiffany Williams advice for the future. Senior Investiture is an Agnes Scott tradition that brings to , life the reality of being a ^^M senior. During this ceremony, seniors are capped with their mortar boards to signify their status as an Agnes Scott senior, soon to be an alum. The class of 2004 is eagerly anticipating the real thing, to take place on May 15, 2004. Congrats, Seniors ! Spread designed by Valerie Kote-Tawia and Nicoline Strom- Jcnscii Atnropology/Sodology Shelby, NC Coundl; 1, 2, 3, U; Cirde K: 1, 2; f re-Med Yjrq,mh. E-lkaLetF* Bairj '. What are you going to do after you graduate? "Biological work in the Atlanta area." - E. Bielawski Music and Biology Avondale Estates, GA Orchestra; I, 2 (frindpal Cello), 4 (frindpal Cello); Chorale: I, 2, 3, 4; ASC String Quartet: I, 2, 3; Astronomy CluD: I, 2; ASC TV: 3, 4 (Co-Treasurer); Colonnade CluD: 3, 4; Sigma Apna lota: 2, 3, 4 (Sgt. Arms); Canterbury Gub: 3 (Co-f resident), 4 (Co- fresident); League of Namers: 3, 4 (Seaetaiy); Keligious bfe Coundl: 3; AO: 4; Tri-6eta: 4 S'jfra Becerra-IkBa Music and Spanish San juan, f uetto iNico/TucRer, (oA "I will be attending law ^school. ..somewhere.. .any where. ..hey, Where's my acceptance letter??!!" - C. Dredden "Travel as much as possible until I run out of money and need to get a 'real' job. So, I'll probably travel for a week and a half." - A. Fillos Chorale: I, 2 (Treasurer), 3 (Vf), 4 (President); Sotto Voce: 2, 3, 4; Grcle K; I, 2; NSO: 2; Music Guild: 2; Sigma Apha lota: 3 (Recording Secretary), 4 (Co- fresident); fYl Laden 2, 3, 4; Big Sister: 2, 3, 4; Orientation Coundl, Day Student Coordinator 2002, 2003; Gass Officer: 3 (Co-Secretary), 4 (Seaetary); Mortar Board: 4 KaTneecIa Bello Biochemistry and Molecular Biology London, England Scott's Orientation StafF: 2; Grcle K: 2; ISA 2 (Secretary), 3 (Seaetary), 4; Student Senate: 2, 3; FYl Leader: 4 84 Seniors: Senior Portraits and Directory fiTTillif J^-nv^ Biewlaw^ki tSiology Wadsworth, OH Cross Country: I, 2, 3; Newman Qub: I, 2, 3, 4; Trifieta: 1, 2, 3, 4; JoyRil Noise: 2; Religious Life Coundl: 3, 4; Faith and Learning Committee: 4 s T> ^ ey my&is What is your best memory of ASC? "Winning Black Cat this year." - A. Powers "My friends and the ever so green green grass." - R. Poole- Ward "The Sister Hazel concert and all the fun I had with the girls." - J. Dykman "Performing the dances at JP it really brought us all together and it was such a feeling of .'^ accomplishment when we finished." - A. Brinegar r SBetlv Marie Bourgeois Biology Knoxville, TN GEO: 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer); Tri-Beta: I, 2, 3, t (riistorian) A5'F>leV lorrairie Bradv International i\elations Houston, TX Witkaze: I, 2 (farliamentarian, riistorian), 3 (Co- President), 4 (Co-f resident); Model UN: 2, 3, 4; Senate: 1, 2 (i ariiamentarian), 3; Qrde K; I, 2; NSCj; Mortar Board: 4; futlius: I, 2, 3 (President); Women in Business: 2 (President); Joyful Noise: 4 MtuTnr) FaWTi Brirjegar Engllsn Athens, GA Best Buddies: I, 2; jodal Council: II; Varsity Joccen I, 2; Cirde K; 3; Black Gt Qair: 3, 4; Study Atroad: 3; Residence Life: 2 (RA), 3 (RA 4 (RD); Operation Cnristmas Child: 3 Patricia Jearj Brooks tconomics/BusinessI lacksonvllle, rL Varisty Tennis: I, 2, 3 (Captain), 4 (Captain); Omioon Delta Epsilon: 3, 4; NSG: 2, 3, 4;| Putlius: I, 2; Qass Officer 2 (VP) Spread designed by Christina Montjoy and Katie Vesser QiCfeavla l^&ntt Srowrj tconomia and Business Atlanta, GA loyful Noise: I, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Alpka lota: 2, 3, 4 ( rrcasurcr); Omiaon Delta tpsilon: 3, U (Ireasurer); INROADs Intern: I, 2, 3, 4 Tarp.eika Nickello Cairiplset WoodnjfF Scnolais: 2, 3 (Treasurer), 1; Career Advisory Board: 2, 3 (Vf ); Track Out: 2 (Treasurer/Seaetary); Tribeta: 2, 3, 4; ACS: 2, 3; GEO: 3 Liarjrja to Carsorj tnglish and Jtudio Art Winston-Salem, NC , ^ Art Qub: I, 2, 3, 4; untitled: 3, 4 (Seaelary); Qiorale: I, 2, 3, 4; Sotto Voce: 1, 2, 3, 4; JoyRil Noise: 3, 4; League of Namers: 3, 4 (TR); fsi Cki: 3; Canterbury QuL: I, 2, 3, 4; DfS: 3, 4; Orientation Council: 3; frofile: 2, 3 (Art Director), 4 ^ f olitical Science Dirmingnam, AL Best Buddies: 1, 2, 3, 4 (IOC Rep); IOC: 2, 3, 4 (txectutive Board: Worksnop Coordina- tor); Tower Coundl: 2, 3, 4; NSCS: 3, 4; Mortar Board: 4; FYI Lader: 2, 3; New Life: 1, 2, 3, 4; Big Sister: 2, 3; SKowtime: I, 2 / Who are youi favorite professors 4 and why? "I love Dr. Redmond's sense of humor and his willingness to stand up for what he believes in. I love Tina Pippin's refreshing take on our modem-day society." - S. Franklin ^acFiel Crai^^ J 3 (RA); ACS: 2, 3, 4 (Secretary); 4; Junior f reduction 86 Seniors: Senior Portraits and Director)' "Dr. Hubert (cause she's Dr. Hubert!) and Dr. Cozzens, because she is always willing to go the extra 50 miles to help you, and her classes are the only I've taken here where I consistently *wanted* to keep going to class." - K. Kallaher "Dr. Paulsen (my first voice instructor) and Dr. Schenbeck for their unceasing faith in me (Dr. P- thank you for allowing me the space to boohoo in my lessons when I needed to.). Todd Skrabanek, my piano teacher, who is the MAN!!! His amazing understanding (and quirkiness) made it easier for me to learn to play the piano." -N. Frye^ ieSSicQ. Cree ^t^< fimitif Diarje Cr&DS M ixeligious Jtuaies and History Damwell, j(_ sM NSO: 2, 3, 4 (VP Community Service); Mortar Board: 4 (Vi Community Service); jp^HV TArC 4 (f resident); Faitli and Learning f Hm Committee: 4; SGA: 2, 4 (Treasurer); Varsity 1 u^^Hv Soccen 2; Dean s Honor List: 1, 2, 3, 4; I'liii^^Hr Religious Lire Council: 1, 2 ^^^K-i What is your best memory of "I will remember the friendships I made and the unceasing support they provided me. I will be forever grateful to Tracy and Debbie and Simone and Vera and Zarita and every other Woodruff Scholar who appreciated how very hard it really was. To every Woodruff Scholar I leave behind, I say, YOU CAN DO THIS!" - E. Harper "All those days where I turned simple 20- minute meals into 2-3 hour long talk and laugh fests with my friends in the dining hall in a feeble attempt to avoid my work." - A. Hathcock "Dean Shuronda Smith." - S. Reid Tirgirjia Caroiirje "C^rri^' Tsycnology Isle of 1 alms, SC Grcle K; I (Sunshine Cnair); Softtall: I, 2 (SAAC Rep); Qass of 2004 Qairperson: 2, 3, 4; Sodal Coundl: 3, 4 (IOC Rep); IOC: 3, 4 (Seaelary); Joykjl Noise: 3, 4; Tsycnology Cluo: 3 (r resident), 4 (iresident); Colonnade Club: 4; festle Doard: 4 ^lair Ciis?)mq, Latina Human Services (self-designed) OmaKa, N Hispanic Awareness Society: 3, 4 (fR Chair); NSQ: 4; Big Sister: 3, 4; FY\ Lader: 3; Circle K: 2; f ronle: 2 1/^actLtet MkF>ete Daviclsorj Psychology Duluth,j6A AWISA: I, 2, 3, 4; Witkaze: 1, 2; Profile: 1, 2; Student Calling Program: 1, 2 Spread designed by Cliristina Montjoy and Katie Vesser AJTiclrea Keelevf Davi.? Economics and Business Plantation, rL Studio Dance Tlieater: I, 2, 3, 4; Sodal Council: 2, 3, 4; Class Officer: 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer every year); Mortar Board: 4; NSCS: 3, 4; Omiaon Delta Epsilon: 3, 4; Tower Council: 3, 4 What is the one class that made you go 'Wow" at ASCP Jeo.s-ka-Sif^ar^T^e Davi5 International Relations and Business Economics Mannkeim, Gemnany Profile: 1; Women in Business: 2, 3 (President); er Foster Antnropology and Sociology AAarietta, GA Economics and Business Litnonia, GA Witkaze: 1; Aurora: 1 (Seaelary); Senate: 2; Honor Court: 4 Melii'^'a Vo (i)iLleQoi tnglish Winter f ark, FL Writing Gnter Tutor: 2, 3, U; New Lie: 3 6 4 (Small Group Leader); OrcKestra: I, 2, 3, H (Concertmaster); Harmonic DifFerences String Quartet: 2, 3; Qorale: I, 2, 4; Sotto Voce: 4; League of Namers: 3, 4 (President); NSCS: 2, 3, 4; fiig Sister: 3 What will you hnisQ most about MartF>a ^astor^ k 'Living so close to my friends." H. Lemon-Steiner 'Being able to wear pajamas... any where r E. Pace Englisn Literature and Creative Writing HigKlands . NC Profile: I, 2 (Copy Editor); 3 (Assistant Editor), 4 (ditor-in-Qief); NSCS: 2, 3, 4; Orcliestra: 2, 3; Delta Pki Aplia: 3, 4; New Life: 3, 4 "The people, the chicken caesar wraps and the perfectly trimmed grass." - A. Pajak 'All the amazing people I've met and the intimacy^ af everything." - R. Scoggins 'Blackfriars and most of all, my wonderful friends and professors." - A. Willard :he ^L MitTilra (sokat 2^J^^^^^^^^^B^^| Religious Studies and fiusiness/Economics iMverdale, GA Asian Continental American Student Associa- tion: 1; Subcontinental Student Association: 1; . MSA 1, 2; fiig Sisten 2 Spread designed by Ciiristina MontjoN and Katie N'esser StiialjetF) Fair (oocF> AAatnematics and Economics Roswell, GA ''"W'B^W^"^ What is your worst memory of Antnropology and Jodology ackson, AAS Mary Dar^a ^ow&ri J "Freezing firedriUs at Sam." - E. Bielawski "First- Year dorm life." - J. Davis "Black Cat 2003...WAY too much pettiness X and drama." - C. Dredden w "ASCPD ticketing me for everything." - S. Franklin ^ "September 11, 2001." - - E. Turner ElsOTjif (reer;e fsychology Americus, GA ickfiiars: I, 2; New Life: I, 2 (Activities Coordi- nator), 3 (Activities Coordinator); Grcle K: I; Haoitat for Humanity: I; RLC: 3 2ntr4 Ykfjoria (^wmv English Literature and Oeative Writing Atlanta, GA JoyfijI Noise: 2, 3; Cnorale: 3; Studio Dance Tnealer: 2, 3 92 Seniors: Senior Portraits and Directory s T> ^ Who is your favorite professor and why? 'Dr. Steve Guthrie this man is monotone beyond behef but is funny as hell! He has an excellent sense of humor, he is very knowledgeable in English Literature, he is always helping students to think outside the box, and he is a professor that does not give a damn and will tell you iust the way it is. I respect him so much For that. He ROCKS!" - V. Gwinn 'Dr. Gail Cabisius, my advisor,ir because of her kindness and 5specially her encouragement in my pursuit of all things Greek and Roman. Dr. Cal Johnson, my organ teacher, because he tias constantly encouraged me to pursue and use my musical ibilities." -A. Willard f rench and History Kfinnesaw, Qlr\ OrcKeslra: 1, 2, 4; Chorale: 1, 2, 4; SAI: U (Secretary); rrencn Club: I, 2 (Secretary), 4; CGS: I, 2 (Treasurer), 4; Mortar Board: 4 ick Gt Co-Chair); f i Delta f hi: I, 2, 4; f hi Alpha Theta: 4; Haoitat for Humanity: 2; SfiJYF: 3 Me^Ba-nrj Kainitter Theatre Olney, MP i&i Wr&r; Harper History Atlanta, GA Woodruff Scholar: I, 2, 3, 4 April MkBelte HatBcock Psychology and French Apopha, rL rellowship of Christian Students: 4 (Co- founder); New Ufe: I, 2 (Coordinator), 3, 4; Withaze: I, 2, 3, 4; Mortar Board: 4 (Vf ) Senate: 2; Tsi Chi: 3, 4 (Treasurer/ Secretary) NSCS: 1, 2, 3, 4; fuhlius: I, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary); f i Delta f hi: 2, 3, 4 Kate Keicl^rirjl' Anthropology and Sociology Irvine, CA New Life: 1, 2 (Study leader. Crossfire), 3 (Servant Team, Clowning Around); French j Jub: I (Seaetary), 2 (Co-r resident); Orchestra: } I, 2; leer Educator for Religious Studies: 3 Spread designed hy Christina Montjoy and Katie Vesser Becky H&isoTi International Kelations/jpanish Tucker, QdA Varsity Swimming: I, 2; fublius: 3, U I Treasurer); 5enate:li; Habitat for Humanity: I; Baptist Student Union: 4; Mortar Board: 4 Jakit hvlwn&tt^ KiU Religion/Sodal Justice Atlanta, GA Witkaze: 1, 2, 3 (Vf), 4; Residence Lie Staff: (RA) 2; Awisa: 1, 2; Awisa Dancer: 1, 2; Joyful Noise: 2; Studio Dance Uieater: 2; filackfriars: 2; Minority Council: 3 M^vql Kolloway folitical Sdence/Women s Studies Effingnam, JL- eiackfiiars: I, 2, 3, 4; NSQ: 3, 4; Mortar Board: 4; Mock Trial: 2 (Vf , IOC Representa- tive); Big Sister/ Little Sister: 2, 4; Tower Council: I, 2; fublius: 1, 2, 3, 4 Music: Tneoiy, History, i crformancc Lawrenceville, tlA Ckorale: I, 2, 3, 4; Sotto Voice: I; QISC: 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Alpba lota: 2, 3, 4 (Vf, Membciskip); La Casa JHispana: 2; froliie: 3, 4; Social Council: 3, 4; Yearbook: 4; CMENC: 4; Conxervalive forum: 4; College Republicans: 2 (Sec), 3 (Vf ), 4 (f res.); Senior Gift Campaign: 4; Astronomy Qub: 4; Black Cat Songs Cnair: 4; Orchestra Manager 2, 3, 4 .ia (Nicky) HOTt NSQ: 2, 3, 4; Omicron Delta Epsilon: 4; JoyLl Noise: 3, 4 94 Seniors: Senior Portraits and Director)' What are you going to do after you graduate? "Either Teach for America or the M.A.T. jt program here at ASC." - K. Kallaher "On the real- NO graduate school for this femme! I will receive further knowledge from other sources besides an institution of any kind. I'd like to spend a month on spiritual retreat. Travel a little bit, too. Perhaps move out of GA. And of course, work and pay the bills." - N. Frj'e "Work.. ..somewhere! Probably in a medical setting." - M. Gokal "After graduation? I plan to do the one thing I have always wanted to do, but never dreamed I would. I am going to be a teacher." - E. Harper JerjTiifeT filalrie lSQ,i2S International Relations Tampa, rL Mf ^^ Tower Council: 1, 2, 4 ^^Hlk '^^'M'" i Marie (Mi^S'if) Iza^nirre iW >^? aiiii4 ni b JINS^. ^ Kateerja I Jofoi'orj Hk 1 Biology DrunswicR, GA ./ .' j'^' JuJidal Board: 3; SG/ (f resident); V Volunteer Board: U AWISA: 1, 2, 3, 4 ^ A/hat is the one ;lass that made jou go "wow" at ASC? Women's Studies. It changed the way iiat I think and feel about things allowing fie to analyze the world from a different lerspective. I feel that I can have a more enlight- ned view in all areas of discussion because of the nain ideas I have taken from that class." - A. Jonea Class as in the that thing I'm supposed to go to- )rganic Chemistry, WOW, I actually passed." - Hj -emon-Steiner The Global Awareness Class: Ghana. I got a hance to go to Ghana for three weeks." - T. Campbell Alairja Diarie hv&s ^^1^^"^ ^'l Studio Art Ft. Mye5, f L M Black Cat Decorations Ckair: 1; Designed Stir Fry Logo for Spring Student Art Exhibition: 3 Jordar^ to JoTie-S" fsychology Ormond Beacn, rL Circle K: I, 2; Softtall: I; Black Gt f arty Day Cnair: 4; Student Intem-Spedal Events: 2, 3 Spread designed by Cliristiiiii Montjox and Katie X'esser Nkole JoTTeS" Atnropology/Sodology Mannheim, Gennany NSQu What are you going to do after you graduate? "Graduate school in Afro- American Studies." - S.D. Williams KriS'tei^ KallaFver English Memphis. TN 1, OfFice of Communications Intern: 2, 3, 4; I he frofile: I (News Editor); The Collective: I, 2 (Secretao^); W.A.V.E.: I, 2 "Travel to Canada, Hawaii with my ioyfriend then on to graduate school." - A. Brinegar 'Go to graduate school for masters in .^.teaching history and social ^ studies." - J. Dykman ntemational delations St.Simons Island, GA 1 NSQ: I, 2, 3, 4; French Honor Society: 2, 3, 4; RHA: 2; Mortar Board: U Valerie A" Kote-Tawia Economic and Business Atlanta, GA oyLl Noise: 1, 2, 3, 4; Women in Business: 2; Sigma Alpha iota: 2, 3, 4; YearLooh: 4 2l.141^^-i, Kim Sim KoacF* Psychology StatesDoro, GA Honor Court: I, 2 (Seaetary), 4 (President); SGA Exec Board: 4; Psi- Qi: 2, 3, 4; Tri-Beta: I; Goss- Country Team: I; Tennis Team: 3, 4 95 Seniors; Senior Portraits and Director>' Who are your favorite profes- sors and VA/hy? "Dr. Garden because she's the epitome of strength and the nicest lady ever. Dr. Lucas because you have to give mad props to someone who can make performance appraisals sound interesting and who voluntarily dresses like a lab rat every year. And Dr. Kachelski because he's so conscientious and the best advisor ever; if it weren't for him, I wouldn't be graduating!" - A. Hathcock ^FlizalsetF) H^rmqtov Imh&t l^^^P* ^W History and Art ^ Qarleston, SC Ifllrm Best Buddies: 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer); Colonnade Club: 1, 2, 3 (Seaetary), U; Mortar Board: 3, 4 ^^Hh^ <% (Historian); NSCS: 1, 2, 3, 4; Canterbury Club: ^^^^Hh^^H 1, 2, 3 (co-leader), U (co-leader); Circle K: 1,2, 3, ^^^^^^^^^^H 4; Religious Life Council: 1, 2, 3, 4; Volunteer ^^^^^Hl^^l Board: 1, 2, 3, 4; f Ki Alplia Tbeta: 4; Allocating ^^^^^^^^^1 Committee: 2, 3 (Seaetary) ^H^^^^^H KrMa-r^a lariTnore "Dr. Glower, Dr. Scott, and Dr. Wistrand- They made class fun, but 1 also learned a lot froni them." - H. Lemon-Steiner r KatFterJT^e Jarje laixclerdale Diology raiinope, AL Asian Women: 3 (f resident), 4 (President); NSQ: 3, 4 (executive Vt ); National Coalition Building Institute: 3, 4; Habitat for Humanity: 2; Best Buddies: 3; Minority Council: 4 Nicole lecllsetter fsycnology Winter Park, f L Grclc K: 1, 2, 3 (President), 4 (Lt. Govemor); slack Cat Cnair: I; Tower Council: 2, 3, 4; Junior T reduction Stage Manager: 3; Dana Scnolan 3; jtuoy Abroad-jalamanca, Spain: 3 .Mariatar^Tia tm^s lee m- ^^^^H 1 frcncn and Women s Studies Lafayette, LA A Buddies; 1, 2, 4; f rencli Honor Society; 2, 3, 4; Black Cat franks Qiair; 2; Dean s Honor List; Sweetbriar Junior Year Abroad in Paris: 3 Spread designed by Christina IVlontjoy and Katie Vesser Nkolette Joarjrie f olitical Science fanama City, rL Common Ground: 4; Cross Country: 2 (AAosl Improvea Runner); rll Leader: 2,3; AAortar Board: 3, 4 (Co-Fresident); NSQ: 2, 3, 4; Profile: 1; f ublius: I; Writing Center Tutor 2, 3, 4 Biocnemistry Sarasota, rL luJicial Board Rep: 4; Colonnade Quo: 4; Student Calling frogram: 23; CDC Intern \Antn ISicRetlsial Diseases: 3, 4; AG: 2 (Historian, IOC Rep), 3 (President), 4 (Co-Seaetaiy); Senior Qass Dance: 4; ruLlic Safety Haunted House for Cnaiity; I, 2, 3, 4; Dana Scnolar: 3; Junior Production: 3; Introductory Qiemistiy Tutoring: 3; IOC Rep: 2: Tower Coundl:2 Tower Council: 4; Junior Production: 3; CDC Intemsnip: 4; Soccer: 1, 2 MkP)eUe J^wi& Los German Studies and History Navarre, FL Faust CIud: 2, 3 (co-President), 4 (co-f resident); Cross-Country: I, 2; riaLitat for Humanity: 3; NSQ: 1, 2, 3, 4; Pki Alpka TKeta :3, 4; Delta Phi Alpha: 3, 4 : IS your worst mGmory from ASC? erjtiorf 98 Seniors: Senior Portraits and Directory "Don't have one." - C. Miller ^Hearing the news about September llth."-E. Mishoe "First Year refrigerator theft. Who Stole My Pickles??!" - E. PacS "Physical Chemistry." - R. Poole- Ward "The worst memory that I have of ASC is the overload of classes and the rigorous class sched- ule." - V. Gwinn "When the class of '03 ran through Winship all night my first year at ASC banging pots, pans, and drums." - A. Willard Priva So Mala-oi uconomics OwensDoro, KY Tower Council: 3, 4; Black Cat: 2, 4 (Cnair); Junior froouction: 3 (Cnoreog- rapner) Beverly !< Hwnmso saii4^ SF>araifTje Do Mark uiofsycnology AWISA: 1, 2 (Dance/Event Coordinator), 3 (fresident), 4 (Dance Coordinator); Tower Council: 1, 2; Witkaze: 1 yA/hat is your ?Gst memory DfASC? 'The Lovely Ladies of Witkaz< S. D. Williams 'That feeling of intense relief when I walk 3ut of Buttrick after my last exam each exam Deriod, usually with a runny nose and my glasses on because I have slept about 2 hours if the last 40, but (wo)man, there is no time I've felt freer." - K. Fober AJTTiee I Actor/ Director in A5C productions; Woodruff Jcnolar fresident; Honor Court Rep; Orienta- tion Council: 3 'Running at 5:45 am with the Cross Country team." E. Bielawski 'The challenge; I feel this will make me a more Droductive person in the fumre." - T. Campbell Carrie McCardv /vvathematics-tconomics Jssp?''' CA V NSQ: 2; Black Gt Overall Qair: 2, 3; ODE: 4; f uUius: 4; flute CKoir: 3,4 Spread designed b)' Christina Montjo> and Katie X'esser SiiSarj MglailQptliri 6iochemislry/AAu iCRSonville, rL Cnorale; I, 2, 3; Career Advisory Board: 2, 3, 4; ACS: 2, 3 (Co-Vf ), 4 (f resident); Mortar Board: 3, 4 Ca5'5ar}clra . McMaF>ori Brooke What is the one class that made you go "wow" at ASC? "Dr. Hackett's Intro to Women's Studies. If you're a senior and you didn't take this one, you really missed out!" - C. Dredden Music and Early Cnildnood Education Trenton, GA Chorale: 1, 2, 3, 4 (Exec Board Rep, Asst Conductor); Sotto Voce: 2, 3, 4; SAl: 2, 3 (Sodal Committee), 4 (Editor, Caoaret/ AAusicale Com- mittee Qairpetson); CMENC 3, 4; NSCS: 2, 3, 4 Vimn Mel Economics and AAathematics Snangnai, China ntemational Student Association: I, 2, 3, 4; Sodal Coundl: I; Cultural Events Committee: 2, 3; Academic Committee of the Board of Trustees: 2; Mortar Board: 3, 4 "Psychology of Women. Not because I am a Women's Studies/Psychology major, but because the women in the class were ^ able to open up about personal experiences that have affected them. It was a big awakening to realize that the problems in this society affecting women don't just affect ^omen, they affect women sitting miext to you in ^ class. They affect your friends." - A. Fillos I. .-1 \ \ K^^ < CatF)eriy])e CoOTterjayf Milter English Savannah, (3A Sodal Coundl: 2, 3 (Treasurer), 4 (Treasurer); Black Qt Chair: 3 (Pranl^), 4 (Head); Baskettall: 1 ; Colonnade QuL: 3, 4; Key Qui): 1; ASC RepuUicans: 3 (Exec Board), 4 (Entertainment); Dean of Students Intern: 4; CDC Lat Asst: 3; f rolile: 3, 4 (Copy Editor); Tri-Beta: 3, 4; ACS: 3, 4; f uUius: 3, 4; Silhouette: 4 (Business Manager) .^ijl|il<^-lm 'iffar^if Milter Economics and Business Belleville. IL ' f^ Qass President: 2, 3; Qass Co- f resident: 4; Women in Business: 2; Sodal Council: I 100 Seniors: Senior Portraits and Directory Bli^alsetPt Siism Mi-S'F>oi International delations Winter Park, FL less Sodety: I, 2, 3, 4; Circl( ispanic , What vA/ill you miss the most about ASC? "Trackside." - K. Kallaher "The smiling, friendly people." - S. Fri F "J^mvQ. Va-yp) "Black Cat/JP, Capping, the Special Events and Conferences Staff, and the most wonderful people in Facilities and Food Services." - N. Frye if "I will miss the friends and the campus. I love having all of my friends and everything I need on one little block of Atlanta." - C. Horton AAusic ferformance College Park, GA Varsity Tennis Team: 3; Witkaze Step Team: 3, SaraF) Veal r Political Science Maryville. TN GEO: I, 2 (Seaetary), 3 (Treasurer), 4 (President); PuLlius: i, 2, 3 (PR), H (VP); EAC: 2, 3, 4; Environmental House: 2; Tower Council: 3, 4; Mortar Board: 4 DarjjellM lee Nichols International Relations Isle of f alms. SC Grcle K: I; Social Council: I, 2, 4; Mock Trial: 2 (Treasurer); S.I.F.E.: 2,4 Morika Solan Economics and Business Atlanta. GA 9 \WISA 1, 2, 3, 4; Witkaze:: 1, 2, 3, 4; JoyJul Noise: 2, 3, 4 Spread designed by Christina Montjoy and Katie Vesser i\eligion and jodal Justice Durham, NC Grde K: I, 2 (Seaetary), 3 (Vf); Newman Quo: 2, 3, U; Residence Ufe: 2, 3, tt; Religious Life Council: 3, 4 (rAeeting Coordinator); fsi j Qi: 2,3: FYI Leader: 2, 3, 4; SOS: 2 ^^^^ 5o Vkole Pace. International Relations AtlanU, GA Witkaze: 1, 2, 3 (Co-Vf), U (Co-f resident); Model UN: 2; Women in Business: 2 (Vf ); f ublius: 1, 2 (Secretary), 3; www.REALITE: 2 (Treasurer); Joyful Noise: 2, 3; Mortar Board: 4; Omiaon Delta Epsilon: 3, 4; Board of Trustees Student Rep: 2; SIFE: 2 Alexarjclria Pa ^ak Music Composition/Theory/History Qarksville, MD Grcle K: I, 2 (Vf of Membership); Career Advisory Board: I, 2, 3 (f resident), 4 (f resident); Orchestra: i, 2; Mortar Board: 3, 4 (Secretary); Elizabeth R. Griffin Research Foundation Intern: 3, 4 M j^ T^elsecca tdqf> Poole-Ward udidal Board: 2, 3 (Vf); AQ: 1, 2, 3, 4; NSQ: 2, 3, 4; Dana Scholar: 2, 3 ^^^^^^^^^^1 ^^v J CiMStat lo PoixaFt English Collins. GA New Life: 1, 2, 3; f rofilc; 2; i 102 Seniors: Senior Portraits and Directory E Who arQ your favorite professors ^^fc and why? "Dr. ToUiver because he is so nice and easy to understand and work with." -C. Miller "Dr. Scott, because she is so funny and down-to- earth and integrates Missy Elliot lyrics and Austin Powers scenes into her lectures. Everytime I go to her office, I end up staying for 30 minutes or longer laughing and cracking jokes. Dr. Allende because although I think he has alzheimer's, he is^ just so funny and interesting, and I love Latin American studies. Dr. Venable, because he made science, specifically chemistry, interesting (and I usually hate science) and just because he is so intelligent- there is not a thing this man doesn't know." - E. Mishoe Au.clrevf lifrjr^e Powers rAa.u\ and Spanish Molorege. NE Qass Secretary: I, 2, 3; QassCo-f resident: 4; Tower Council: I, 2, 4; NSCS: 2 (Seaetary), 3, U; Mortar Board: 4; Orientation Coundl Seaetary: 2; SOS: I; Grcle K: 1; Hispanic Awareness Society: 3 - Vv y. Kikl PLirjtervolcl Spanish Gainesville, FL Varsity Swimming: 1, 2, 4; Grcle K: 1; Colonnade Out: 1, 2; CkessQub: 2; Residence Lfe Staff:4 Alkia T^er^ee Purvi-S' isycnology Oayand, CA Grcle K: 2, 3, 4; Witkaze: 2, 3 (Historian, farliamentarian), 4 Board: 4 *A/hat will you . miss most about 'My irreplacable friends and )rofessors and our beautiful campus."^ E. Turner 'Defmetely the sisterhood and the familiarity." A. Brinegar 'Its beautiful campus and long hours in the library.' T. Campbell 'Without a doubt, the thing I'll miss most will be iving so close to so many friends. It's going to be lard being far away from my girls!" - C. Dredden 'The fact that when clothing, advice, or a friend is leeded, all you have to do is knock on your leighbor's door." - A. FiUos Best Buddies: 2; Showtime: 2, 3 (Films Chair), 4 (President); Psychology QuL: 3, 4; Withi Keligious Studies Stone Mountain, GA laToifa latrke ^Jvev-S BasketUI: I; Witkaze: 1, 2; AWISA I, 2, udidal Board: 2 (Rep); lychology Newsletter 3 (Co-Editor); Tutor: I, 2, 3 Spread designed b)' Christina Montjoy and Katie Vesser T)awrj Marie, ^oel' lology Woodtine, GA Newman Qub: 3, U; SAFE Women: 2, 3 (Vf), 4; Orientation Council: 2, 3 (Vf); Showtime: 2, 3; FYI Leader: 2, 3, 4; Big Sister: 2, 3, 4; Grde K: 1 " I ^elsecca Yirgirjia ^ocier5 Economics and Education Vancouver, WA Orientation Oiundl: 2, 3, 4 (f resident); Sotto Voce: 2, 3, 4; Qiorale: I, 2, 3, 4; College i\eput>licans: 2 (f resident); Honor Court: 4 ' ictoria only jirom riesnman Year, 2000! Good fnenas Courtney Dreaden ana Lindsay Deriso snare a smile in tne Siinouette office. KafjFtrifr^ T^elsecca ScF>rocler Englisk Lterature and Creative Writing MarUnez, GA New Life: I, 2 (Group Leader), 3, 4 (Servant Team Coordinator); frofile: I, 2 6 3 (Head of Layout and Design and Dear Agnes), 4; NSC5: 2, 3, 4; Mortar Board: 4; Flute Ensemtle: 1, 2, 3, 4; SFW Qair. 2 (Worship Oair) 4- l)Ct<,>.<,>. ty^< Brka Saffror; Sc?)iiUrDmr&n International Kelations Atlanta, GA Dekalb Symphony Orchestra, and Georgia ferimeter College Wind Ensemble: 1,2 (rrindple Qarinet); ASC Orchestra: 3,4 (Principle Qarinet) StttTu n- SaraF) Blfealsetfi Simmovs f olitical Science Blue Springs, MO Senate 1, 3, 4 (President); LBTQA ColiecBve I, 2 (Treasurer), 3 (President) 104 Seniors: Senior Portraits and Directory r filisialietF* SmoSor) jHF International Relations Warner Rotins, GA Agnes Scott Flute Ensemble: 1, 2, 3, 4; Orcliestra: 1, 2; Gjlonnade Qub: 3, tt (f resident); HaLitat for Humanity: 2, 3, 4 Wlio is tkat ad Daoy? Its senior Valerie Kote-Tawia. riameeaa ana Joy snaie a moment at an ISA potluck dinner. g. Lg /^ AAusic and f sychology Roanoke, VA Vanity Volleytall- I, 2, 3, 4 (Gptain); Vaisity Sofiiall- I, 2(Gptain), 3 (Gptain), 4 (Gptain); Mortar fioard- 4; Sodal Gundl- 2, 3(Secrctaiy); NSG- 1, 2, 3, 4; Student AtWelic Advisory Gmmittee (SAAQ- 2, 3, 4 (President); f si Qi- 3,4 (Vf ); Residence lie: 3 (RA), 4 (RD); Qorale- 1, 2, 3, 4; Sotto Voce- 2, 3, 4; Leadershape- 3 r Marciaret Ai^r; S-p^c^c Biology Athens, GA NSCS: 2, 3, 4; Tri-fiela: 1, 2, 3 (Associate AAember Rep), 4 (Seaetary); joyRjl Noise: 4 Studio Art Atlanta, GA Habitat for Humanity: 2, 3 (r R Cnair), 4(rundraising Cnair); Exnibition Art: 3, 4 (fresident/Supreme Deity); Astronomy Quo: I, 2, 3, 4; He G>llective: 2, 3, 4; Qmpus Gid Scouts: 2, 3; Residence Life: 3 (RA) Tami Sfaiay fiiologyl Waipanu, Haw aii NSCS: 2 (Vice-President of Community Service), 3 (Vice-President), 4 (President); Mortar fioard: 4 (Treasurer); AQ:2,3 (Treasurer), 4; Tri-fieta: i, 2, 3, 4; Grcle K: I, 2 Spread designed by Christina Montjoy and Katie Vesser ^ar^cli SuJUvwn Diology Woodstock, GA Swim Team: I (Captain), 2; Orchestra 2; flute Qioir 2, 3, 4; Tri-6eta I, 2, 3, 4 (Co-president) Leco Cnemistry and Religious Studies Granada riills. CA FYI Leader: 2, 4; SAFE Women: 23 (Treasurer); Snowtime: I; ACS: I, 2, 3 (Co- VP), 4; Grcle K: 1, 2; Best Buddies: I, 2, 3, 4; Tri-6eta: I, 2, 3, 4; NSCS: 3, 4; Volunteer Board: 3; IOC: 3 (Seaetary), 4 (Cnairperson); Mortar Board: 4; SGA Exec Board: 4 (IOC Cnair) Biology and r sycnology Sari rrandsco Bay. CA AAedical Explorer Post Quo: I (Program Director); Biology Quo ICC Rep: 1, 2; College Youtn Group: I, 2; Washington Hospital Volunteer and Mentor: I, 2; Physical Therapist Ade: 2; Peer Tutor: 3 Miso- n Kaf.p Trprjflall Anthropology/ Sociology Marietta. GA Tower Council: 2, 3, 4; Joyful Nolse:2, 3, 4 (Treasurer); Sofctall: 3 (Manager); WICT Mentor Program: 4; D.P.S.: 3, 4 Aindtea Davis, Hanieeda Beflo, Nicole Leaoetter, Audrey tcmkis, Jon Jones, and Emily Dull celebrate tneir last ragnt oF Junior f reduction Srir) SlizialsetFi Turrjer Best Buddies: 1, 2, 3; Mortar Board: 3, 4 (President); Psychology QuL: 3 (President); Psi Qi: 3 (VP), 4 (President); Sigma Delta Pi: 3 (VP), 4 (VP); Pi Deb Phi: 3, 4; NSO: 2, 3, 4 ^^> V '^ 106 Seniors: Senior Portraits and Directory Biology Orange, TX GEO: 2, 3 (Secretary), U (Vf); FYI: 4; IOC: U; Black Gt Qiair: 2, 3, U At Bonfire 2003, seniois Hameeaa fiello, oianca Yiorin, ana Jessica Davis all celebrate tneir interna- tional accomplisnments at Agnes Scott College. K^^y tmir&i Mo W&y^ Economics and Business AAicanopy, rL jiuMl 5l\f5ia Ao V/F*eat- Alt witn a focus in Stuo Mobile. AL Aurora: 1, 2, 3 (Art Editor), 4 (Editor in Qiief); NSQ: 2, 3, 4; Exkitit Art: 4 Aw BlizalsetFt Willard Qassical Languages and Literatures Rossville, QA BiacRlriars: I, 2 (puolidty), 3 (vice president), 4 (president); SAFE Women I, 2 (treasurer); College Republicans 3, 4 (treasurer); Senior Qassical League 4 (president); NSCS: 3, 4; New Life: I Coiirferjevf WileVf ^^> .i^^^ Spread designed by Cliristina Montjoy and Katie Vesser n^ % Crystal Wil ^^^B ^p^ 1 MkFielle WilliaTn^ /m^^^ '^^MU- 108 Seniors; Senior Portraits and Directory S FtarjTjer^ Dee V/illlaTn^ History Memphis, TN SGA Bean): 4 (AAinority AJvisor/Qiair of Multicultural Student Affaire); Honor Court: 2 (Rep.), 3 (Treasurer); Witkaze: I, 2, 3 (G)-f resident), 4; Mortar Board: 4; Tower Council: 2, 3; Dana Scnolan 2, 3, 4; fni Alpna TKeta: 3, 4; Orientation Council: 3 (Mnorily Student Coordinator); NSCS: I, 2, 3, 4; )oyfcl Noise: 2; Board of Trustees Standing Commitlec on Development: 2; Softball: I TiffaTDVi Nkole WilUsmS Matnematics JacRsonville, AR Witkaze: I, 2, 3, H; NSCS: 2, 3, 4; Honor Court: 3, 4; Grde K: 2; Mortar Board: U; Women in Business: 2 Biarjga VilsiriTi Business and Economics Barranquilla, Columbia Qrcle K: I; Residence Life: 2, 3; Mortar Board: 4 Kristfn Nkole '^oimOi(imst Astropnysics Co rdova, TN Habitat for Humanity: I, 2 ( Vf), 3 (fresioent), 4; New Life: I, 2, 3 (Volunteer Cooainator and fiiLle Study Leader), 4; Joyful Noise: 2, 4; Orientation Council: 3 (SOS), 4 (Design Coordinator); NSQ: 2, 3; Mortar Board: 4; College Republicans: 2; Circle K; I Maria ZannWarjo ^S^ ^r A'HcIr&a M, Xaplatjfr^ski Cnemistry and Matnematics Apopka, rL Tower Council: 2, 3, 4; American Cnemical Society: 2, 3, 4; Orientation Council: 3 (SOS), 4 (FYI Coodinator); Black Qt Qair: 2, 4; Sopnomore family WeeRend Cnair: 2; Junior T roduction: 3; Senior (3m. Campaign: 4 MiM Bli^alsetFt &/orjar Diology Jonesboro, GA Varsity Swimming: I, 2, 3, 4; Student Athlete Advisory Committee: 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-6eta:3, 4; NSCS: 2, 3, 4; Planning for College Success Mentor: 4; ASC Community Orcnestra: 4 NkRelte Frye Spread designed b>' Christina Montjoy and Katie Vesser Every girl experiences something new and exciting each year of her stay at Agnes Scott. Unlike other colleges, Agnes Scott opens a new door [o the world for students year after year. Each and every student is part of a collective body that makes up the Agnes Scott family Her class has something to look foward to with the coming years : the first-years hf come offical members of the Agnes Scott community during Black Cat the sophomores receive their beautiful onyx class rings, and the juniors stage best production ever, the annual Junior Production. With the help of amazing faculty and staff, daily life at the college runs smoothly As we move into our niches in the world, we will always have the fond memories of the days we spend in class and the sleepless nights we spend studying and working those As. Until then though, we will all do what is expected of us-- work hard,!] think deeply, and live honorably Scotties, are you ready for your closp ups? the LwS*'- ^^m ' ^"^ '^^'>\ lU l^-"^*^ \ 110 People Divider ,.^,!: .,.> Kjl^^^ja^. f'&'ik J i i 1^, I ^^^&S JLiil ^H KT^^H: f^Ki 1 J H^Hpl ^1 H|:;:,,4HH^ ^HBl -^^1 ^Mi H Hii^H' /^^^^H ^'fl 9il HiiS Sk" ^^ ^^E ^^H 5^fe '^' ^~^^^^^^^^B '^"'* Br. k Table of Contents Juniors... 112 Sophomores... 12C Firsfifears... 12? Faculty... 136 Staff... 142 Spread design^ . Haj-Hussein and Nicoline Strom- Jensen Toccara Allen Gaeliel Apostolou Kimberly Austin Maria Banjo Zenovia Barnes Krishna Barrett Jennifer Bartell Michelle Beer Clarissa Bell Laura Benton Michelle Berg JUMIORfi i\ ^ QUEENS OF TME NIL^ 1 1 2 People: Juniors, class of 2005 Audrey Beverley Anju Bhandari Shemia Black Jennifer Brabson Nzinga Brooks Samantha Casne Heather Cason Bonnie Castro Sanquanette Causey Hee-Jung Chun Amanda Clark Latisha Cotto Spread designed by Jennifer Bartell, Nhia Bolen. Lindsay Deriso. and Courtney Dredden Lucy Dodd Julianna Rose Dow Mia Eklind Sarah Faber Nancy Fernandez Shireen Fischer Ashley French Bevin Gaines Emma Gant Sarah Gaputis Laura Gargala Kristen Gaynor Holly Ann Geldhauser Linda Githiora Sameera Gokal Zarita Gray "I have changed a lot since my first year at ASC. I have learned to never take people for granted. This is something I did not understand my first year. I learned that family is really important. Also. I have become a happier person, and I am now more social." Ariel Harrison Changes since first year. "Life at Agnes has made me much more outgoing and willing to take risks. Although ASC is my comfort zone, having this place has given me confi- dence to be in any environment." Danielle Johnson 114 People: Juniors, class ot 2005 Anna Griffin Nikki Hafenbrack Heena Harpalani Candace Harrington ZaLithia Harris Ariel Harrison Laurel Henninger Alice Hudson Meghan Jaffe Danielle Johnson Jennifer Jones Katie Jordan Nicole Kilby Christina Lee Susan Lee Tina Lee "The language lab after ten pm. Everyone is doing last minute studying and you know it's going to be a long night." -Zenovia Barnes Favorite Hangout "My room is my favorite place to hangout becasue it is so big (I'm in the 4th floor tower room)." - Rachel Darr " I have more confidence in myself. 1 have strength to stand up for my beliefs and views" - Tara Sudan Changes since first year. Spread designed by Jennifer Bartell, Nhia Bolen, Lindsay Deriso, and Courtney Dredden Alice Li Kelly Lindquist Rosemary Lokko Jeanette Long Lauren Lorentzson Michelle Mathieson Lauren McClain Rachel McConoughey Sarah Milford Jennifer Milholen Katie Miller Malathia Mobley Katherine Mohney Christina Montjoy Sheena Moore Anna Morgan CbarUsa Daniels says: "The best thing about being a Junior is knowing that you WILL make it. It may take some time and more effort than you feel Uke exuding, but everything will be all right." Alice Li says: "The worst thing about being a junior is realizing that it is too late to imporve your grades dramatically and knowing you won't get into Yale Law." 19 1 16 People: Juniors, class of 2005 Megan Morris Kieva Alana Morrison Ruth Napier Frances Nguyen Emily Norman Jalila Nur Mary Osterbind Ruth Owen Kristen Parks Sarita Patel Monica Foe Kelley Quann Aria Bater says: "Coining to ASC, I was naive and gullible. But now I realize you have to use insight and wisdom before making decisions. have become more confident and disciplined Now as a junior, I am aware of the goals that I would like to pursue in life." Qudsia Raja Karen Reynolds Claire Richardson Misty Roache Meghan Jaffe says: "My favorite place to hangout on campus is most definitelythe library. We are all supposed to be studious and quiet when we are in there, but it just never seems to work out that way! I mean with make-shift couches on the floor and all your friends in one place it's bound to get rowdy!" Spread designed by Jennifer Bartell. Nhia Bolen. Lindsay Deriso. and Courtney Dredden Allison Rodean Kat> Rosenbaum Katie Ruhesch Brianna Schneider Alissa Schram Elizabeth Selk Leslie Shaver Megan Shaw Megan Skelton Rebecca Sloan Chelsea Stertz Katharine Strawser-Booth WOW DOES A QUEEN OF ' TME NILE WALK? Monisha Lewis... "A QUEEN OF THE NILE walks with a Gangsta Leanir' 1 18 People: Juniors, class of 2005 iRn UHB 'M^Sk tk h / ^ Tara Sudan Karen Swain Katherine Thomason Sylvia Ukonga Tina Valenti Katie Vesser Lindsey Walswortli Kathleen Wairen Jenny Wiese Amelia Ziadie Jenna E. Zoino "A Queen of the Nile walks ^^ with dignity, confidence, self-| assurance and above all atti- tude because she is royalty. She is not overpowering or condescending, but she knows her own worth and ^ shows it in every step." Spread designed ^y Jennifer Bartell. Nliia Bolen, Lindsay Deriso, and Courtney Dredden Sandra Abrokwa Ekiko Aiken-Reedy Julia Alexander Samaneh Askarian Joya Banerjee Mollie Barnes Erika Bames-Ford Laura Baum 120 People: Sophomores, class of 2006 Shelley Boyd Molly Braeunig Kristin Branaum LaTwanda Broughton Lauren Bryant Erin Byrd Ashley Carr Lizzie Casey Spread designed by Heather Tovey Jennifer Cook Sequanda Craig Laura Crompton Lindsay Cronk Tramela Cummings Michelle Currica Yolanda Curtis Rachel De Urioste Denise Draper Erin Eastvedt Jenna Edmonds Terri Entricht Denise Farley Tatiana Farrow Reem Faruqi Amy Flaggs Meghan Fleming Kamil Francois Maame Frempong Shaday Galliraore 122 People: Sophomores, class of 2006 Taylor Gandy Leslie Gibson Meg Ginn Suzanne Gordan Shaya Gregory Laura Grimaldi Ruth Grune Wendy Guiles-Trombetta Spread designed by Heather Tovey Jennifer Johans Lisa Jones Michelle D. Jordan Arsed Joseph Renn Judin Harnit Kang Rashmi Khanal Annie Kim Leilah King Shannon Kipphut Emilie Kirkup Kiistina Kontak Lauren Lewis Natali Lovell Liza Lucht Veronique Lunganga 124 People: Sophomores, class ot 2006 Hilary Mason Alexis McDavid Ashley Meister Sarah Meng Elizabeth Miller Meggan Murphy Mollis Mutch Mahnaz Nazir Katie Newburg Dana Notestine Heather Owen Pragati Patel Aleksandrina Penkova Asheley Poole Moutushi Rahman Kristen Ralph Shristi Rawal Hannah Reuter Bretoya Rhodes Laura Richardson 2. Cioinj: to sec u game (Thrasher's Hocke) aii u(iui\- ictuit^^ (III Man, Dtiiiy, ami i^iiii you for your suppotH I also would like to thank the campus communi for the conipliments towards last year's book and the continuous sup- port for this year's edition. Your kind words go a long way, whether you realize it or not! It has been a rewarding year for the Silhouette staff and for me. I would like to make a f(^w personal thank-yous. Heather, you are one great gal. I hav^very bf^rf faith in you and in your posi- ive attitude. Nicoline, I consider everyone on staff a friend, but you have been there to talkja me about stuff when it's gQ|ten rough, and your sense of humor has made the frustrations bearabl^li Jennifer, you al- ways work harder on your pages than anyone else, iffld they are always "ice cold" and for that, I thank you thank you thank you! Courlenay, you saved our ads section, and that is a phenomenal feat I didn't think could be accomplished. I thank you for taking the reins and making us a suc- cessful business. Nathan, I forgot to thank yoti for your help last year, when you were such an integra^ar^yh^roduction. I thank you this year for coming by and chat^ffBH^^re support. Finally, I want to thank my fnends who aren't on staff: Tina, Zee, Sarah and Liz- you guys make life in Main fun, and I appreciate you alt listening to me complain about everything :). riiariks a^ain, everyone! Katie WW " ^ R HB ^^.SL. cJ r'^ The accomplishments you've made as a young woman couldn't make us any prouder; from ASC, swimming, study abroad, and your care for others, you did/do it all with style. Never lose your passion for caring, striving for your dreams or remembering those who helped you along the way. Cherish the friendships you've made here and abroad. God has a great plan for you. l:bur time is now. We love you and are ADAAYS here for you - Pop, Mom, Kari, Kelli and Bowzer. 'Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. " - Ralph Waldo Emerson A^Blev Bradv ASHLEY you have had a Great Four \fears at College, you've traveled from England to Af- rica to The Dominican Repub- lic. A Graduate of Episopal High Houston, Texas. Congratu- lations from your parents Eric Brady & Lorraine Williams, Grandparents Mr. & Mrs. J.E Jacquet, Mrs. Milder Brady Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Harris, Mrs. Marvella Brady Bro. Sisters Eric II., Clinessa, Dominique, Erica, Jacqueline. Keith Cox, cousin Keitha, Lynda, Joshua, Little Lee, Endrika, Tiffany, Jaresiah, Azihona, Syihon, Jermiah. Spread designed by Katie Vesser J^V^ Congratulations Sweetie Pie. We love you, Mom, Dad, Libba, Bob,August, Carolina 152 Advertisements Congratulations Catherine Courtenay Miller. We love you our Little Miss Priss. All our love, Mama, Daddy, Elizabeth and George Spread designed b>Katie Vesser CloUv Cornon- Sfoioor From baby to babe, from child to woman, from immocemce to wisdom. Holly, you bring us joy, pride, laugh- ter, adventure, inspiration, love, and more. Reach high, for stars lie hid- den in your soul. Dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal, ^u are amazing! We love you. The Moms t' KO,V'0 Always speak out for what is right and work to make the world a better place. Congratulations on your graduation. We know you will cher- ish the memories you have of Agnes Scott. We're proud of you! Dad and Mom "^'^^"^'ife-i '''--.* fr it 1 ' -^^^f ^ 1 1 I fxiuii'V^ Vik'bl In you, we have the memories of yesterday, the happiness of today, and the promise of tomorrow. May your future bring to you as much laughter and love as you have given to us! Love, Mom and Dad Austin, Jordan, Chandler, Michael, LaBeth and Amber Spread designed byKatie Vesser Wnat a raoulous and adventurous four years tnese nave oeen! jo many new Iriends, so many new places, so many new experiences, all of wnicn nave contributed along tne way in your journey to becoming an amazing young woman. You nave faced your snare of cnallenges and nave proven yourself by emerging a stronger and more complete penon, and by doing so, you nave prepared yourself for tne cnallenges to come. We trust tnat you will enjoy tne few remembrances we nave included nere. We are so very proud of you. Doodle, and we love you so mucn more tnan words can say. We looR forward of tne adventures yet to come AAom and Dad 156 Advertisements Spread designed hvKatie Vesser / v/iurnri I dV/n UStTi^^r Qass of 2004 Autumn! ^u are a born leader...from pounding the pulpit in Nachoochee with your five year old sermon on "love, love and more love" to Captain of the Re gional State Soccer Chamoionship team and chosen ' Warrior' of the year at Oconee County High School...to introducing a much needed competitive spirit to Agnes Scott's soccer program, to Residen- tial Assistant to Residential Director...to what's next!? "feur international spirit at the University of Grenada in Spain was captivating. Our country, our world needs leaders with integrity, courage, joyful charm and friendliness, and respect for human life and our environment, "feu have all these gifts and more! ^ur mother and I gave you life. Agnes Scott Col- lege has given you knowledge. And now, you give us hope! What an honor and privelege it is to be your parents, "ibu have our blessings. %ur brother Kyffon and sister Keily join us in deep respect and apprecia- tion for what you have accomplished. We love you! ^ 158 Advenisements CoortfToy Courtney, Congratulations, we are proud of you! Love, Mom and Dad ^^^B> Aindrea, Two pictures showing you at dramatically different times in your life. One shows a little girl with a shy smile, comfort- able in the protective environment provided by your family. The second shows a young woman with an encouraging smile, confident in her ability to meet whatever life may bring. You have come a long way, but life's journey is just begin- ning. May you experience the same joy and happiness in your life as you have brought to our lives. Love, Mom and Dad Spread designed bvKatie Vesser Hicele Uedbetter Armj S who Ueep oj errtertai!^ ... and togsthsr we're s whole circus." Congratulations! Mom, Dad and Noel The best things you can give your children besides good habits are good memories. Sail on- for no memory is ever alone, it's at the end of a trail of memo- ries. Congratulations our dearest Neda! We are very proud of you. It seems a short time ago, you were knee high to your father at his graduation; now it's your turn. We cannot begin to express what a joy and treasure you are to us. ^u have inspired so many smiles. It is truly an honor to be your parents. We will always hold so very precious the time we share to- gether. As you embark on life's journey, always ask God for guidance and never take anything for granted. Em- brace life with compassion, courage, optimism, and wis- dom. We wish you love, success and happiness. Mom, Dad, and Naseem Patrida B-ooks and Kim Kouck Patricia. When I came to college. I wasn't worried about friends, grades, or adjusting. What I wanted was a best friend who understands me & who I connect with. 1 got so much more. Thank you for the late-night listening, relentless trips to craft-stores and pa- tience with my quirks :) And most of all, thank you for trusting me & allow- ing me into your life. If friends have soulmates, you are mine. -Kim Dear Kim. In four years of being roommates, we have been through so much: the late night psychology sessions in which the questions only end by me dozing off, the random creative activities, the scheming for Sean and whomever my crush happens to be, the "'interesting" Christinas and birth day gifts, the mountain trips and so much more. Yet, I will miss it all next year when we are at our respective graduate schools, and, yes, I will even miss the constant picture taking. Although we will no longer be roommates, I know that we will be best friends for years to come, and in our old age, we can reminisce about our college years spent at Agnes Scott. It has been a great four years, and I cannot wait to see what the future holds for both of us. Love. Pali iciii igk ^^ Spread designed by Katie 'Vesser Rebecca H Sell m kit To my lovely wife: 'You Did It, Babyf I love you, Mircea ^^^^T'*^ , wjH 1 ^p,:^ M 1 1 M^i y^^l l,'\ ^ yn ^^nm 1 i Congratulations on your graduation from college. May you continue to realize your future goals and fulfill more dreams. We are all proud of you. Mom, Dad, David, Katie and Lisa Eboni- daughter dearest, we are truly proud of you congratulations! We know that your future is bright. Continue to aim high, look up and know that nothing is impossible to you. All glory to God! Num. 6:24-27, Jer. 29:11 & Prov. 16:3 Much love always!!! Mom, Dad & Kendall 162 Advertisements Nicole Jo lies Liebe Nicole. schon wieder ist ein Abschnitt in Deinem Leban erreicht. Du hast uns mit Deinen Leistungen immer nur Freude gemacht. Dein Fleiss und Ehrgeiz habin Dir bisher immer den richtigen Weg gezeigt. Wir sind sehr stolz auf Dich und wiinschen Dir fiir Deine weitere berufliche Entwicklung alles erdenklich Gute. Mach weiter so! Mama und Papa Peanut, You have come a long way in life and 1 am proud of you for the strong woman you have become. You are a wonderful person who deserves only the best. Continue to follow your heart for it will lead you in the right direction. With Love and My Heart Brad J L.-Ld p~ ^^. "tM| L^^ l W ^'^' 1 Ale)candra Pajak HATS OFF TO YOU! KEEP CATCHING THE BRASS RING ON YOUR CONTINUED RIDE TO SUCCESS! MOM, DAD, AND ZACK Spread designed by Katie Vesser Qh&Wu AAsrfa BouroeoFs Lo, children are the heritage of the Lord. Psalm 127:3 Congratulations to our favorite daughter who has been a blessing every day of her life. May God keep you safe, healthy, and faithful all your days. ]ev\]iy UyuTur^r Congratulations! Mom and Dad To our daugher Danielle, The world is a book and those who do not travel read only a page. Your journey begins with a single step. God bless you on this path. We are with you always. Love, Dad, Mom, Kyle, and Max 164 Advertisements KV I From England to Wales to Tennessee to Atlanta, you have never allowed change to interfere with your achievements. Albert Einstein once said, "Imagination is more important than knowledge." You have been blessed with both: your won- derfully original and vivid imagination shines through in your paintings, and your excellent grades reflect your abundance of knowledge. "Well done Nicolette Congratulations, we're so proud of you and we love you very much. Mum, Dad, Edward and Daniela Spread designed by Katie Vesser Randi ^uttivan Congratulations Sweetie! ^u did it! We really appreciate all your hard work and effort you've given, not only over the last four years, but all of your life. We love you! Mom, Dad, and Daina 166 Advertisements McQuoon "My mother drew a distinction be- tween achievement and success. She said that 'acheivement is the knowledge that you have studied and worked hard and done the best that is in you. Success is being praised by others, and that's nice, too, but not as important or satisfy- ing. Always aim for achievement and forget about success.'" Helen Hayes We are proud of you and love you very much- The Family Spread designed h\ Katie Vesser JuJIioi Shth Kinbay roter ana Eira^ Cjeuvs When you go on your way May you seek ways to share. Ma>' God always find you. When you need loving care. May you always have courage To take a chance. And never forget How to sing, laugh and dance From her very proud Aunt Martha- ASC "58 Eeeemily and KFo Can you deal with THAT?! Emily, So maybe you actually are crazy and into Metallica, but I wouldn't trade you! Speak the tnith, pale face, and re- mernber the rules of life: Have a good time, be safe, and Don't Get Drunk! I love you! Cute licks, KFo Take time to listen to the song That plays within your heart and soul Then follow the path that is uniquely yours. Congratulations! Love, Dad and Mom 168 Advertisements Kimberly Annie- Marcia Fober We love you so mch and are so very proud of you! Remember it's "not by might, nor by power, but my Spirit, says the Lord" (Zech 4:6). He's got plans for you! Jer. 29:11 -Daddy, Mama, and Christian priyaAMani Priya. Words cannot adequately express the joy you bring to our lives. Since your birtli, you have lived every day with such passion. Strong and determined, yet tender and loving are all the words that describe the young woman you have become. Always keep that love at the very core of you, letting it be the star by which you set your sail.' Sail far and wide, dear one, and make every day of your life a treasure to behold. With all our love. Mom, Dad, Nisha, & Sonia. I Congratulations!!! We couldn't be prouder of you and your accopmlishments. We know you will be equally as successful in your life. 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Contact Heatner Tovey # % (ntovey^asc) ror more info. # \ ^ Best wishes from your friends at /ima umiar 174 Advertisements From A-Z: The Index \brokwa, Sandra 43, 120 \dams, Debbie 146 \dams, Jasmine 47. 55, 128 \hmed, Kaha 128 \iken-Reedy, Ekiko 120 \isthorpe, Alana 23, 84 \kin, David 74, 75, 144 \kin, Joeleen 74, 75, 144 \lbert, Nancy 144 Mdir, Maritza 68 Mexander, Adrienne 78, 79, 128 Alexander, Julia 76, 77, 120 Vllen, Alicia 8, 9, 19, 1 12 Mien, Toccara 8,9,63, 112 blende, Juan 140 Anderson, Ariane 1 28 Knsah, Stephanie 43, 128 Vpostolou, Gaeliel 112,145 ^rtese, Charlotte 136, 139 ^shong, Carol 128 ?skarian, Samaneh 43, 54, 120 Utarwala, Mariam 128 >i.ungst, Kelley 61, 128 Austin, Kimberly 112 Jabin, Abby 25 Jadour, Stacey 128 Jailey, Angela 143 Jain, Virginia Elizabeth 84 Jaker, Aria 19,117 ialazs, Amanda 10 ialmer, Stephanie 142 tanerjee, Joya 70, 71, 120 ianjo, Maria 14,63. 112 iarakat, Christine 142 iarbee, Mallory 128 iamard, Brittany 72, 73, 128 lames, Kenner 36 tames, Mollie 27, 120 lames, Zenovia 28, 74, 75, 76, 1 12, 1 15 !ames-Ford. Erika 120 iarrett. Krishna 112 lartell, Jennifer 41. 68. 74. 75. 112. 148. 49 laum. Laura 120 ecerra-Licha. Sofia 55. 84 lech. Tara 47. 120 leer. Michelle 112 lehan. David 140 leidler, Anne 140 lelcher, Latoya 128 lell, Clarissa 112 lell, Gail 145 Bello, Hameeda 84, 105, 106, 107 Belton, Aislinn 70, 71, 120 Bennett, Ashley 120 Bennett, Kherra 120 Benton, Laura 112 Berg, Michelle 112 Berry, Chana 145 Beverley, Audrey 113 Bhandari, Anju 1 1 3 Bielawski, Emily 31,84,92,99 Bigham, Jane 74, 76, 120 Bilbro. Betsy 143 Billingsley, Shayvenia 147 Bird, Courtenay 120 Bishop, Mark 146 Bivens, Ashley 54, 85 Black, Shemia 49, 113 Black. Terica 54, 120 Blankenship, Tim 147 Blasko, Shane 146 Blatchley, Barbara 140 Bohnert, Ashley 128 Bolden, Mary 147 Bolen. Nhia 41. 128. 130. 132. 133. 148 Booker, Shiloh 17. 120. 127 Bostic, Delissia 147 Bourgeois, Shelly 85, 164 Bovasso, Nina 31 Bowden, Sandra 25,136 Bowling, Arthur 136 Boyd, Pam 145 Boyd, Shelley 121 Boylan, Maura 143 Bozeman, Mariah 63, 128 Brabson, Jennifer 113 Bradley, Marianne 146 Brady, Ashley 85, 151 Braeunig. Molly 121 Branaum, Kristin 16, 76, 121 Brand, Tiffany 128 Bright, Marion 147 Brinegar, Autumn 52, 85. 96, 103, 158 Brinkley, Emily 142 Brooks, Nzinga 19, 113, 148 Brooks, Patricia 78, 79. 85. 161 Broome. William 147 Broughton. LaTwanda 54, 121 Brown, Amanda 129 Brown, Octavia 86 Brown, Whitney 23, 41, 129, 148 Bryant, Lauren 25, 121 Bugeois, Shelley 49 Bull, Alaina 29, 66, 67 Bull, Emily 106 Bullock, Mary Brown 19, 142 Buder, Lauren 54 Byrd, Christy 16, 129 Byrd, Erin 74, 121 Byrd, Holly 146 Cabisius, Gail ' 140 Cain, Mary 136 Callis, Mary 54 Campbell, Penelope 82,136 Campbell, Tameika 49, 86, 95, 99, 103 Cannady, Jennifer 145 Cannon, Chris 146 Garden, Ayse 140 Carr, Ashley 121 Carson. Jill 82, 86 Carter, Susan 143 Carter- Duncan, Ann 142 Casey, Elizabeth 55, 70, 71, 121 Casne, Samantha 17,113 Cason, Heather 1 1 3 Castonguay, Danielle 45 Castro, Bonnie 113 Causey, Sanquanette 113 Ceigler, Julie 129 Cerimovic, Amira 129 Cervantes, Cannen 31, 121 Chaddha, Sonal 43, 47, 121 Chaffin, Kat 19 Chan, Lai 145 Chancey, Judy 121 Chapman, Jennifer 29.61,129 Charles, Julia 129 Charles, Linnet 121 Charles, Rene 45, 129 Cheatum, Wren 66, 67, 129 Chitty, Eva- Marie 29, 52, 121 Chowdhury, Wasfia 121 Chun, Hee- Jung 30, 113 Ciullo, Betty 143 Clancy, Susan 33 Clark, Amanda 23, 113 Clark, Ashley 55, 121 Clarke, Heather 129 Clayton, Anne 129 Cochran, Augustus 136 Cochran, Paige 121 Cochran, Tiara 55, 129 Coia, Lesley 140 Coker. Jenn 82, 86 Colton, Elizabeth 61 Colwell, Rita 7 Comiskey, Andrea 46 Conley. Meade 146 Connelly, Kay 142 Conrad, Lesley 66. 67, 70, 71 Cook, Jennifer 66, 67, 122, 127 Cooley, Eileen 140 Cooper, Carrie 6, 63 Copan-Kelly, Cailin 46 Cotto, Latisha 19. 63. 113 Counts, Neta 146 Courturier, Jacqueline 60 Cox, Laura 143 Cozzens, Christine 46, 140 Craig. Hollie 29. 86 Craig. Sequanda 122 Craig. Toni 68. 74 Craven, Christen 32 Creasy. Emmeline 129 Spread designed by Whitney Brown. Stacey Lunsford, and Heather Tovey Creel. Candy 14.19.113 Creel. Jessica 60. 87 Crews. Emily 83, 87, 168 Crompton, Laura 122 Cronk, Lindsay 122 Crosby. Carrie 16 Crosby. Virginia 87 Cummings, Tramela 122 Cunningham, Rosemary 136 Cun-ica. Michelle 34, 122 Curtis, Yolanda 122 Cashing, Blair 87 Dafeamekpor, Dina 54 Dahl. Ehzabeth 129 Dancy, Lee 143 Daniels. Charlisa 52. 68, 69, 116 Daniels. Lisha 46 Darling. Marylin 136 Darr. Rachel 46, 115 Dasilva, Luciana 55, 129 Dav, Jessica 21 Davidson, Raquel 87 Davies. Diana 74, 129 Davis, Aindrea 55, 88, 106, 159 Davis, Annie Mae 147 Davis. Courtney 30, 31. 113 Davis, Jessica 83, 107 Davis, Jessica- Suzanne 88,89 Davis, Joanne 143 Dawsey. Martha 82, 88 Dayton, Briana 1 13 Deans, April 25, 130 DeBlasio, Jewels 46 Deblasio, Julia 113 Denis, Laura 140 Depree, Christopher 136 Depree, Julia 140 Derajinski, Laura 76 Deriso, Lindsay 41, 88, 104, 148 Derrick. Betty 148 Diaz-Meza. Blanca 24 DiBenedetto. Sara 88 Diston, Sherri 1 30 Dixon, Rosemary 23, 40, 89 Dodd, Lucy 49, 114 Donaldson, Candace 8. 55, 83, 89, 148 Dong, Anni 1 30 Dooley, Deborah 89 Dooley. Rachel 66, 67, 130 Dopson. Angelica 130 Douglas. Mia 54, 130 Dow, Julianna 19. 29, 114 Draper, Denise 74,122,127 Dredden, Courtney 23, 27, 41, 48, 84, ^ 92, 100, 103, 104, 148, 159 Dumas-Patterson, Misty 145 Durden, Gabrielle 83. 89 Dykman, Jennifer 85, 89, 96 Dykman, Jenny 164 Earnhardt, Jana 176 Index 37 Eastvedt, Erin 40.60. 122 Eberiel, Rosemary 137, 140 Edmonds, Jenna 122 Edwards, Harvey 147 Edwards. Karen 66. 67 Edwards, Kathleen 53 Edwards, Morgan 90 Edwards, Sarah 16. 130 EkUnd, Mia 114 Engelbracht, Christina 66, 67 Entrekin, Shane 147 Entricht, Terri 122 Espy, Parke 130 Eyer. Henry 146 Faber, Sarah 114 Farley, Denise 122 Farmer. Twan 52. 90 Farrow, Tatiana 23, 122 Faruqi, Reem 43, 62, 122 Faulkner, Bonna 143 Ferebee, Cheryl 144 Fernandez, Nancy 114 Fillos, Alexis 84, 90, 100, 103 Finco, Timothy 140 Fischer, Shireen 10, 43. 49. 1 14 Fisher. Shireen 49 Fitzgerald, Althea 147 Flaggs, Amy 25, 27, 55, 122 Fleming, Meghan 121, 122 Flournoy. Carolyn 61,83,90 Fober, Kimberly 6, 41, 60, 61, 80, 83, 90, 99, 148, 168. 169 Foley, Bethany 137 Foster, Heather 61.91 Fraas, Catherine 72. 73 Francois. Kamil 122 Franklin. Artesia 130 Franklin. Margaret 33 Franklin, Shani 54, 86, 91, 92. 101 Fredericks, Celeste 47, 130 Frempong, Abena 43, 54 Frempong, Maame 122 French. Ashley 16. 61, 114 Friend, Bonnie 130 Frye, Nichelle 29, 86, 94, 101. 109 Fuller, Claire 146 Gaeta, Alexa 142 Gaines, Bevin 17, 52, 63, 114 Gallegos, Melissa 29.46.91 Gallimore. Shaday 16. 122 Gandy, Taylor 61. 123 Gant, Emma 76, 1 14 Gaputis, Sarah 1 14 Gardner, Eleanor 130 Gardner, Gay 144 Gardner. Tiffany 40 Gargala, Laura 1 14 Gassenhuber, Alexis 130 Gaston, Martha 40, 61, 91, 169 Gaynor, Kristen 1 14 Geldhauser, Holly Ann 114 Gibson. Leslie 123 Gibson. Phil 140 Giddings, Lauren 60, 76, 77 Gillmore, Alexandra 130 Ginn, Meg 37, 123 Githiora, Linda 43. 114 Gleghom, James 144 Gokal, Munira 91,94 Gokal, Sameera 114 Gooch, Elizabeth 92 Goodman. Jessie 92, 152 Gordan, Suzanne 123 Gowen, Mary 92 Graefe, Maria 130 Grant, John 146 Gray, Linda 146 Gray, Mizanta 54 Gray, Zarita 1 14 Green, Camellia 45 Green, Deborah 145 Greene, Ebony 24, 33, 92 Gregory, Shaya 54, 123 Gresham, Mia 130 Griffin, Anna 1 15 Grimaldi, Laura 72, 123 Grune, Ruth 70,71,123 Guajardo, Martha 131 Guajardo, Zulema 55 Guiles-Trombetta, Wendy 123 Guinn, Sara 123 Gunnemann, Karin 137 Guthrie. Steve 140 Gutierrez, Catarina 123 Gwinn, Victoria 82, 83, 88, 92, 93. 9S 104 Ha, NM 78,79 Habtamu, Fisseha 147 Hackett, Elizabeth 137 Hafenbrack. Nikki 115 Haggerty, Amelia 131 Hair, Leslie 123 Haj-Hussein, Sara 40, 41, 131 Hale, Rachel 93 Hall, Asia 123 Hall, Christina 72 Hall, Kristin 131 Hall, Tracy 147 Hamiller, Meghann 93 Hamilton, Marion 147 Hamilton, Victoria 15. 123 Hammond. Marilyn 143 Hannigan. Amy 12. 23. 28, 131. 134 Harpalani. Heena 115 Harper. Ellen 87, 93, 94 Harrington. Cora 33,115 Harris. Rebecca 131 Harris. ZaLithia 14, 15, 115 Harrison, Ariel 14, 114, 115 Hart. Betty 147 Hartmann, Kristina 131 Hartuns, Christin 31 Harvey, Lilia 140 Harwell. Shelby 61 Hasan, Hajra 43, 62, 123 Hathcock, April 48, 53, 93, 97 Hauth, Jacquelyn 123 Hayes. Amanda 29, 123 Haymore, Susan 143 Head, Tabitha 131 Heckel. Heather 137 Heidbrink. Kate 47. 93 Heitman. Grace 146 Henderson. Deanna 123 Henderson, Emily 143 Henninger, Laurel 115 Henson. Becky 94 jHenson-Phillips. Veronica 47. 137 Herring, Amy 123 I Hicks, Tiffany 123 IHill, Jakil 94 Hilleary, James 68, 69, 76, 77, 144 iHimebrook, Christina 131 'Hodges, Dracine 146 iHoke, Brenda 137 Holcombe, Carole 33 jHoUiday, Susan 47 HoUoway, Anna 94 Homsby, Heather 131 Horton, Catherine 29. 60. 61. 90, 94. 101. 148 Hubert. Linda 141 Hudson. Alice 115 Hudson. Cue 19 Hudson. Lea Ann 142 Huffman. Amanda 1 1 Hughes, Coach 68 Hurt, Janequia 94 Hussein. Sara Haj- 133, 134, 148 Hutchinson, Jennifer 49, 62, 123 Die, Martha 143 Inglis, Pat 144 Ingram, Agnes 147 Isaias, Jennifer 95 Izaguirre, Marie 95 Jackson, Selena 123 Jackson-Minot, Marquita 137 Jaffe, Meghan 19, 28, 52, 115, 117 James, Jahmilla 54 James, Naomi 28. 131 Jarrell, Erica 131 Johans, Jennifer 124 Johnson, Alix 24 Johnson, Calvert 137 Johnson. Danielle 9. 19, 114, 115 Johnson. Kateena 54, 95 Johnson, Kolbi 16, 131 Johnson, Kyoko 131 Johnson. Mario 147 Johnson, Violet 141 Jones, Alaina 82, 95 Jones, Andrea 90 Jones, Jennifer 1 15 Jones, Jordan 25, 95. 106 Jones, Lisa 124 Jones, Nicole 25, 96, 163 Jordan, Katie 10, 37, 115, 119 Jordan, Michelle D. 124 Joseph, Arsed 54, 124 Judin, Renn 26, 124 Jung, Hee - Chun 31 Kachelski, Robert 137 Kallaher, Kristin 9, 1 1, 86, 94, 96. 101 Kang, Harneet 43. 124 Karim. Kaleh 131 Keeton, Ron 147 Kelly. Sharon 60, 96 Kendall, Adrienne 68, 69 Kennedy, Katherine 138, 142 Kennedy, Jasmine 131 Khanal, Rashmi 124 Khwaja, Waqas 43, 138 Kilby, Nicole 115 Killen, Mindy 27 Kilpatrick. Caroline 132 Kim. Annie 9, 124 Kim, Jina 54 King, Leilah 124 Kingdom, Bob 7 Kipphut, Shannon 124 Kirkup, Emilie 124 Kish. Rachel 132 Kloth, Jerry 147 Knight, Kara 132 Koch, Alan 138 Kohler, Kevin 71, 144 Kontak, Kristina 124 Kote-Tawia, Valerie 9. 41, 82, 96, 105, 148 Kott, Molly 45. 132 Kouch. Kim 54. 78. 79. 96. 161 Krasevec, Joe 25 Kroell. Kate 66, 67 Kroell. Katherine 132 Krutko, Yevheniya 70, 71, 132 Lael, Linda 142 Laird. Tracey 138 Lambert. Elizabeth 97 Large. Stephanie 61 Larimore, Kristiana 21, 97 Lauderdale, Katherine 25, 97 Laye, Claire 31 Ledbetter, Nicole 21, 90, 97, 106, 160 Ledent, Geraldine 132 Lee, Christina 16, 46, 115 Lee, Marialanna 97 Lee, Nicolette 46, 98 Lee, Susan 52, 115 Lee, Tina 1 15 Lemon, Erin 60 Lemon-Steiner, Holly 98, 154 Lendon, Vironia 147 Leslie, Robert 138 Lewin, Myrtle 138 Lewis, Lauren 124 Lewis, Monisha 54,118 Lewis, Susanna 66. 67, 132 Li. Alice 27, 116 Li, Eunice 132 Li. Jinmeng 132 Li. Ting Ting 25 Lichtveld, Kim 27, 98 Lindquist, Kelly 16, 27, 116 Lindsay. Camille 43 Lokko. Rosemary 54. 1 16 Long, Jeanette 1 16 Lonneman. Danielle 37. 132 Lopez. Janie 41. 132. 148 Lord. Melva 144 Lorentzson. Lauren 116 Los. Michelle 17. 98 Lott, Jana 9 Lovell. Amy 141 Lovell, Natali 124 Lovings, P.T. 147 Lucas, Jennifer 136, 141 Lucht, Liza 49, 124 Lucy, John 146 Lunganga, Veronique 43, 47, 124 Lunsford, Stacey 41, 148 Lurie, Jennifer 132 Lutgendorf, Julia 31,98 Lydiard, Monica 132 Lyles, Richard 138 Lynn, Michael 141 Ma, Beth 143 MacEwen, Sally 138 MacNaughton, Jessica 61,121,124 Magnusson, Karolina 132 Maharaj, Kavita 124 Malani, Priya 99, 169 Malcom, Carolyn 146 Mancuso, Beverly 99, 143 Mandova, Maria 43. 124 Manganaro, Frank 146 Marijam, Lejia 124 Mark, Sharayne D. 99 Mason, Hilary 125 Massie, Jill 29 Mathews, Theodore 138 Mathieson, Michelle 78. 79. 116 Maxwell. Jeannie 142 McCann. Dennis 139 McClain. Lauren 55. 63. 1 16 McConoughey. Rachel 19.48.116 Mccoy, Aimee 54. 99 McCrary. Marvin 147 McCurdy, Can-ie 99,156,157 McDavid, Alexis 6. 12. 125 McGehee. Teiry 141 Mclntyre, Casey 70, 71, 132 McKenzie, Tiffany 133 McLamb, John 79 Spread designed b) Whitnej Brown. Slacey Lunsford, and Heather Tovey McLaughlin. Susan 100 McMahon, Cassandra Brooke 100 McMeans, Aaron 147 McQueen, Kelly 167 Mei, Yuan 82. 100 Meister. Ashley 29, 125 Meng. Sarah 28. 125, 127 Milford. Sarah 55. 116 Milholen. Jennifer 116 Miller, Courtenay 16. 61. 98. 100, 102, 148, 149, 153 Miller, Elizabeth 16. 125 Miller. Kate 33. 55 Miller. Katherine 26. 49 Miller, Katie 19, 116 Miller. Liz 124 Miller. Pete 147 Miller. Sharon 147 Miller. Tiffany 55. 100 Mishoe. Elizabeth Susan 98, 101, 102 Mobley, Jeanette 147 Mobley, Malathia 19, 116 Mohney, Katherine 46, 116 Mokhtar. Dina 43 Momin, Irfan 145 Montjoy, Christina 41,116.148 Moore. Debra 146 Moore, Sheena 1 16 Moreland, Ginny 146 Morgan, Anna 1 16 Morgan, Nicolette 165 Morillas, Catalina 133 Morris, Megan 46, 72. 73, 117 Morrison. Kieva Alana 117 Mungavin-Salva, Laura 139 Murphy, Meghan 43, 125 Murphy, Sarah 1 1 Mutch. Mollis 37, 125 Myers, Kathryn 9 Napier, Brooke 133 Napier, Paula 25 Napier, Ruth 1 1 7 Nash, Amy 143 Nash. Rayna 101 Nazir. Mahnaz 125 Neal. Sarah 101 Negrelli, Kathy 1 39 Neiner, Catherine 145 Newburg. Katie 125 Newsome. Cindy 142 Newsome, Yvonne 139 Nguyen, Frances 117 Nichols, Danielle 101. 164 Nichols. Sarah 29 Nolan. Morika 101 Nolley, Kim 147 Norat. Gisela 139 Norman, Emily 46. 117 Notestine, Dana 33, 70, 71. 125 Nur, Jalila 8, 9, 117 Nyombaire. Sandrine 43 178 Index O'Brien, Katharine 133 O'Connor. Rhiannon 102 Ocasio. Rafael 139 Ogulu. Debi 14.43.133 Ojo. Phillip 139 Oland, Helen 49 Osman, Hayatt 43, 133 Osterbind, Mary 72, 117 Overton, Jerry 147 Overton, Kaleah 68, 69, 74, 75 Owen, Heather 125 Owen, Rhiannon 133 Owen, Ruth 1 17 Oxendine, Ivy 133 Pace, Emetta 91, 98, 102 Pajak, Alexandra 91, 102, 163 Pajic, Natasa 54 Parks, Jessica 16 Parks, Kristen 15,46,117 Parris, Elvis 147 Parry, Richard 137, 139 Parton, Hilary 17,49 Pasha, Zeenat 7, 54 Patel, Pragati 63. 125 Patel, Sarita 10.49.117 Patel. Shivani 25 Paulsen, Bruce 146 Pelcat, Vanessa 33 Penkova, Alex 43, 125 Peralta, Sara 130,133 Perkins, Crystal 131. 132. 133 Perkins, Quinn 129,133 Perry. Gloria 147 Phillips, Laura 147 Pickren, Kasey 133 Pinka. Patricia 141 Pippin. Tina 140 Pitner, Rachel 133 Pittman, Kristin 16.30.61 Pitts, Mac 142 Pliger. John 139 Poe, Monica 117 Polly, Eulette 147 Poole, Asheley 125 Poole-Ward, Rebecca 1 1 . 85, 98. 102 Pope, Renita 147 Pough, Crystal 47, 102 Powers, Audrey 49, 55. 85. 103, 106 Powers, Christy 40,54,133 Prentiss, Amber 46 Prevost, Barbara 142 Puntervold, Kiki 70, 71. 103, 150 Purvis, Alicia Renee 103 Qu, Hong 141 Quann. Kelley 27, 72, 73, 78, 79, 1 17 Queen, Doni 1 1 Radabaugh, Katherine 133 Rahman, Moutushi 24, 46, 125 Raiford, Holly 142 Raja, Qudsia 43, 117 Ralph, Kristen 40. 125 Ramos, Maria 147 Ramsey. Mel 147 Rawal, Shristi 125 Razzak. Abdur 146 Reckard. Natalie 16, 55 Redmond. George 140 Reid. Deidtra 68. 144 Reid. Shikina 87. 103 Reid, Wynetta 147 Resa, Harney 146 Reuter, Hannah 36, 70, 71. 125 Reynolds, Karen 23, 117 Rhodes, Ashley 17. 133 Rhodes, Bretoya 125 Richardson, Claire 117 Richardson. Laura 125 Ricketson. Katie 28. 134 Riddle. Larry 140 Riter. Ruth 140 Ritzka. Darla 146 Rivera, Araceli 147 Rivers, LaToya Latrice 103 Roache, Misty 1 17 Roberts, John 73 Rock-Vanloo, Nyla 134 Rodean, Allison 36,49, 118 Rodgers, Beth 1 1 Rodgers, Carmen 134 Rodgers, Rebecca 53 Rodriguez, Yazmin 72, 134 Roellig, Dawn Marie 104 Rogers, Angela 126 Rogers. Anna 29 Rogers. Monique 54 Rogers. Rebecca 21. 29, 54. 104 Rose. Emil}' 126 Rosenbaum. Katy 118 Rosenstein. Brenna 134 Rossell. Pamela 16. 134 Rosta, Sara 134 Rubesch. Katie 19. 66, 67, 118 Ruby. Nell 136. 138, 140 Ryan. Megan 66. 67. 126 Ryder. Janel 17 Sadler, Donna 136, 138, 140 Sandema. Christina 126 Sanders. Dudley 36, 140 Sanders. Shaun 147 Sandy. Elizabeth 134 Sanford. Earnest 147 Santello. Catherine 23. 49. 63. 126 Sattin. Elizabeth 126 Sayre. Edward 140 Scarborough, Hannah 66, 67 Schenbeck. Rosalyn 140 Scherer, Sara 27, 126 Schlig, Michael 141 Schmidt, Rebecca 162 Schneider, Brianna 118 Schram, Alissa 1 18 Schroder, Katie 20, 46, 104 Schultz, Tara 37, 134 Schulz-Durren, Erica 60, 104 Schwartz, Elizabeth 126 Scoggins, Rachel 91 Scoles, Sarah 40, 134 Scott, Catherine 141 Seay, April 134 Sehenuk, Theresa 144 Selk, Elizabeth 118 Senanu, Karis 43, 126 Sewell, Leo 31 Shainwald, Julia 126 Shaver, Leslie 118 Shaw, Megan 1 1 8 Shearer, Gwendolyn 134 Shebs, Kayleigh 9, 55, 126 Sheehey, Edmund 141 Shipp, Eboni 162 Siegelman, liana 126 Simmons, Jennifer 68, 134 Simmons, Linda 146 Simmons, Sarah 54, 104, 154 Simpson, Elizabeth 105 Simpson, Susan 66, 67 Sinanovic, Svetlana 146 Skelton, Megan 118 Skoglund, Alexandra 126 Slack, Julia 52, 68, 69, 105, 168 Sloan, Rebecca 19, 118 Smith, Karen 144 Smith, Katherine 141 Smith, Kathryn 16, 33, 126 Smith, Kristy 142 Smith, Lauren 70, 71 Smith, Rachel 134 Smyslova, Alina 76, 126 Somuah, Esther 40, 43 Sotherland, Courtney 68, 76, 77 Speer, Frankie 147 Spencer, Margaret Ann 49, 105 Spicer, Ashley 60, 61, 126 Spinnato, Michelle 11, 105, 162 Spitzer, Lessa 134 Stanford, Willie 147 Stanko, Tami 146 Starr, Amanda 52, 76, 144 Starr, Kristin 126 Steele, Erin 134 Steiner, Holly Lemon- 91,95,97 Stertz, Chelsea 6, 118 Stokes, Cherrelle 17 Stoman, Salma 43, 135 Strawser-Booth, Katharine 22,118 Strom-Jensen, Nicoline 27, 41, 126, 148, 149 Strong, Cecelia 126 Strove, Kim 48 Stuart, Tami 105 Stuber, Ouida 135 Sudan, Tara 76, 77, 115, 119 Sullivan. Randi 49, 106, 166 Surette, Alan 146 Swafford, Sarah 126 Swain, Karen 1 19 Swaney, Samantha 23 Swanson, Rundy 147 Syed, Raniat 126 Sykes, Lindsay 126 Talbott, Doug 146 Tate, Ashley 135 Taylor, Jessica 54 Thayne, Lewis 143 Thomas, Dylan 7 Thomas, Sarah 27 Thomas. Terry 147 Thomas, Vivian 147 Thomason, Kate 66, 67, 70, 71, 119 Thompson, David 36, 138, 141 Thompson, Karen 141 Thompson, Peggy 141 Tillman, Lisa 143 Tilson, Carlie 135 Tioleco, Nina 54, 106 Todorova, Milena 43, 45, 126 Tofangsazan, Neda Nicole 17, 106, 160 Tokic, Maja 70, 71, 135 Tolliver, Willie 141 Tompkins. Ben 143 Tooley, Ashley 126 Tovey, Heather 27, 41, 127, 148, 149 Tran, Connie 127 Travis, Francine 145 Trendel, Allison 19, 106 Trousdale, Rachel 137. 141 Troy. Sally 66,67,76,127 Tuggle, Phyllis 72, 73 Turner, Erin 17, 88, 92, 103, 106 Tumey, Michelle 135 Tuttle, Laura 66, 67 Tyner, Callie 135 Ukonga, Sylvia 49, 54, 119 Urioste, Rachel De 122 Valenti, Tina 15,28,119 Van De Cruize, Wasyima 8, 9 Vaneerde, Graciela 135 Veal, Heather 31,49, 127 Veal, Heather Ann 49 Velez, Margarita 135 Venable, Leon 141 Vesser, Katie 9, 15, 27, 41, 1 19, 148, 149 Villasenor, Bernardo 143 Viscogliosi, Denise 144 Wagner, Lauren 127 Wai, Njamih 43, 135 Waliany, Tasneem 7 Walker, Reginald 145 Walker, Spring 135 Wallace, Chip 143 Wallace, Kimberly 41, 148 Wallace, Maryanne 127 Walsworth, Lindsey 1 19 Walter, Diana 127 Walton. Jayme 66, 67, 76, 135 Ward, Christina 15, 49. 62. 127 Ward, Jerome 147 Ware, Courtney 127 Warren, Kathleen 1 1 9 Watkins, Meredith 135 Watters, Ellen 18,107 Webb, Lauren 107, 155 Weber, Janet 135 Weith, Abbey 21,33 Wells, Carrie 147 Wells, Jenna 134 Wheat, Elysia A. 107 Wiese, Jenny 20, 24, 27, 47, 54, 63, 1 19 Wieshofer, Ingrid 141 Wilcox, Charleen 135 Wildman, Pat 143 Wiley, Courtney 107 Wiley, Crystal 60, 108 Willard, Ann 36, 37. 61, 89, 91, 93, 98, 107 Williams, Melinda 147 Wilhams, Michelle 108 Williams, Shannen 83, 96, 99. 108 Williams, Staci 8, 9 Williams, Tiffany 54, 83, 108 Williams, Veronica 147 Wilson, Sylvia 147 Winder, Connie 147 Wistrand, Harry 11, 141 Wolf, Brianna 127 Woods, Ed 147 Wright, Katie 40 Xu.Feng 141 Yarbro, Lea Ellen 127 Yates, Elizabeth 129. 133, 135 Yeung, Lauren 135 Yibirin, Bianca 107, 108 Young, Joanna 6 Youngquist, Kristin Nicole 109 Yunting, Samantha 135 Zambrano, Maria 109 Zampol, Emilie 29, 135 Zaplatynski. Andrea 49, 109 Ziadie, Amelia 1 19 Zoino, Jenna E. 119 Zoino, Kati 127 Zuacoe, Azane 49 Zvonar, Amy 70, 71, 160, 109 Spread designed by Whitney Brown. Stacey Lunsford, and Heather Tovey It is amazing to realize how much can change in ojle year. From a new first year class entering, to the/ graduation of yet another class of mature young la- dies, so many great events happen throughout the school year for everyone to experience. Each Scottie finds her own place on this diverse campus: a place that is all her own. Memories of eating at the dining hall with friends, staying up all night to create a masterpiece paper, and even participating in Agnes Scott traditions occur daily and often pass us by with such regularity that we don't realize it's com- ing to an end. Many memories are relived, and some are forgotten. Our hope is that you uSe this Silhouette of 2004 to enjoy looking back on^ the memories you made. 180 Closing Spread designed b> Heather Tovey Loving Memory Dr. Ayse Carclen, 66 frofessor or f sycnology 'Gog of tne AAarcning Centuries words by Rev. D.f . McGeachy, D.D. God of the marcning centuries. Lord of tne passing years, Leading a people s victories. Snaring a peoples tears, Seal us as now we worsnip I nee. Here on tnis moments neignt; Star of tne way our fathers found. Be still our guiding Ugnt. Tcadi us to milk it wj; \ OuBbllwIiappjriotoftlioM WlioinlViiixiowiiwJ- Tach IB to com p wtienJ witii ainb. How Hwu dost lead Tim own, Till ttvo' tlw gates of golden gnoe, I imit More Try ttirone. ThanRnilly now we courage take, Humoiy we pleage our all if we may service find witn Thee, If we may near Thy call Here where we see our brother s need, Here where he must not die. There we shall find Thy fellowship And will not pass Thee by. God of the marching centuries. Lord of the passing years. Leading a people s victories. Snaring a people s tears. Seal us as now we worsnip I nee. Here on this moments height; Star of the way our fathers found. Be still our guiding Lighb