Reflections Yearbook 2000

Standing on theEdgeof Tomorrow
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Giles Hall Photo Credit: Courtney Scipio
Standing on the EdgeofTomorrow
Weliveinan ageofboundlesspossibilities, where we can virtually accomplish any task set before us. We are about to enter a new
millennium wherewhatwehavelearnedwill
no longer be valid, but only to serve as a building block. What we take with us is a senseofsecurity anda knowingthat wepossess the knowledge to moveforward. Spelman is
our
sourceforpreparation. Consider Spelman as afactoryforthefuture, strengthening the mindsofourgeneration andpreparing us to moveforwardin a new world.
Dr. Audrey Forbes Manley PresidentofSpelman College
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Office ofthe President
350 Spelman Lane, S.W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30314 4399
Phone 404-223-1400
Fax 404-215-7929
The 2000 Reflections records a very unique and special time in the life of
Spelman College! This year has witnessed the renovation and construction of
campus facilities and unparalled alumnae leadership in preparation for a new
millennium.
Aswestandontheedgeoftomorrow, it is atimetorememberourpastand
anticipateourfuture. Weareinheritorsofaproudlegacyofacademicexcellence
andservantleadershipfollowing inthefootstepsofover10,000alumnaewho
personify all facets of professional and community involvement, as well as those
who are partners and nurturers, activists and volunteers, friends and supporters.
With this legacy comes a duty. We must ensure the foundation for Spelman to continue to thrive for the next one hundred years: a rigorous curriculum, an
adequate library and state ofthe art technology, opportunities for service learning
andspiritualrenewalandrevitalizationofoursurroundingcommunity. By
working together, we will raise Spelman to new heights in higher education.
The Class of 2003 reflects the promise of a bright future. They are the continuationofanunrivaledsisterhood. IwishtheClassof2000Godspeedas
you continue to pursue your dreams beyond Spelmans gates. As you begin this
new
phaseofyourlives, rememberthatThomas Wolfewaswrong-youcan come home again.
In the Spelman Spirit,
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StudentLife
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yinflailtfie Darienne Driver,
a senior Child
/^\ DevelopmentMajor and native ofVirginia Beach, Virginia, currently
resides in Jackson, Mississippi. The theme of Miss Spelman andherCourt wasACelebration ofSisterhood: WomenofExcellence. Darienne
sought to uplift the Spelman campus and neighboring community by targeting activities to enrich the mind, body and soul. Activities of the Court included Funkaerobics, a Lets Talk About It... dialogue series, as well as community service projects in area middle schools. In fact, Dariennes ultimate goal is to attend the University of Michigan to earn her Masters in Curriculum and Instruction in order
to become a principal of a public school. Dariennes love for children and faith in God
are the motivating forces in her life.
FirstAttendant: Ms. Kia Barosy
SecondAttendant: ThirdAttendant: Ms. Jessica Page Ms. Petrenia Davis
AllPhotos CourtesyofKings Photography
MissSpelman Ms. Darienne BrendaDriver
7UI/iaiIthe Nailah Larese
Flake, a native of
Jamaica, New
York, is a senior
economics major
atSpelmanCollege. Sheis amemberofAlpha LambdaDeltaNational Honor Society, Golden Key National Honor Society, Omicron Delta EpsilonEconomics HonorSociety, the Spelman Economics Club, the Morehouse Business Association, andAlpha KappaAlpha Sorority, Inc. Nailah has made service and outreach a priority in her life. She believes that God gives
us
gifts, not somuchforthebenefitofourselves, butforthebenefitofothers,andthus shefinds herdeepestfulfillmentwhen shecanshareher gifts with those she encounters. Nailah aspires to become a successful investment banker on
Wall Street, and eventually establish a PerformingArts Centerin alower-classAfrican American community.
1stAttendant: Ms. Keshia Pulliam
2ndAttendant: Ms. Heather Brandenburg
All Photos CourtesyofHomecoming Staff
1 0 Miss Maroon & White

Homecoming
Photo courtesy ofLarry Ware
U 10. 10.99 10. 11 .99 11:00 am 6:00 pm 7:00 pm OPENING WORSHIP SERVICE GOSPEL CONCERT BLUE BUTTAH CAFE
9 10. 12.99 4:00 am THE FESTIVAL
JK 10. 13.99 7:00 pm 8:00 am FASHION SHOW COMEDY SHOW
& 10. 14.99 11:00 am PEP RALLY I
js 4:00 pm 7:00 PM PEP RALLY II SPELMAN CORONATION
& s 10. 15.99 1:00 am MARKET FRIDAY 3:00 pm FLAG FOOTBALL 7:00 pm MOREHOUSE CORONATION 10:00 pm CORONATION BALL
10. 16.99 10:00 am PARADE
s 2:00 pm 6:00 pm 9:00 pm FOOTBALL GAME STEP EXHIBITION HIP-HOP CONCERT

10.17.99 11:00am CLOSINGWORSHIPSERVICE
Photo courtesy of Larry Ware
The Bonner Scholars Program, here at Spelman College, is a group
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w,omen committed t
ofdistinguished young women dedicated to community service. The
initialpurposeofthiseminentprogramistoprovideascholarshipto ojr
students that partake in community service. Although students are
cnner ors requiredtomeetacertainamountofhourssemesterly,manystudentsnr
go above and beyond. The Bonner Scholars serve as a gateway for
the Spelman community into the surrounding communities. This
Idl): Mamnda Ward program, in collaboration with the Spelman Community Service
Program, encourages others to participate in the well being ofthe impoverished,needyandunfortunate.Programssuch astheDeanRuskElementaryAfterSchoolProgram, StudyHall,Boys and Girls Club, Habitat for Humanity and Childrens Shelter arejust a few ofthe innumerable sites where Bonner Scholars can be found. There are two major events that the Bonner Scholars enjoy planning and participating in: the Bonner Scholar retreat and weekend. This years spring retreat was held in Birmingham, Alabama. The Bonners toured the Civil Rights Museum and 16th Street Baptist Church. This was a very informative experience for the Bonner Scholars. The annual Bonner Scholars weekend (March 24 -26, 2000) was composed ofa Market Friday designated for volunteer recruitment. The following day was a clean-up day at Fickett Elementary School and the weekend ended with Vesper Service in Sisters Chapel. Bonner Scholars are definitely Women Who Enter to Learn and Exit to Serve.
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Allphotos courtesyofMaranda Ward
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Breshman Benner Scholars
Sophomore
Bonner Scholars
Senior Benner Scholars
Bonner Scholars
Everyone looksforward to....

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Thank God it's Friday!! Market Friday, Fashion Friday, it's all the same. Every Friday, everyone knows tomaketheirwaythroughthe gatesonto Spelman's campus for entertainment like none other.OnanygivenFriday,youcanfindstudents hanging outwith their friends, playing one-on
one
basketball, making musicvideos, orbuying jewelry, art, and clothing. Whatever the event, the courtyard outside of Lower Manleywill be rocking.
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The TwelfthAnnual Science,Engineering, and Mathematics Day
Science & Technology: The Gateway to Success in the NewMillennium
The Model Institutions for Excellence
(MIE) program is a comprehensiveinstitutional program whose goal is to increasethenumberofminoritiesearning
high quality science, engineering, and mathematics (SEM) baccalaureates and pursuing SEM graduate degree and
careers.
SpelmanCollege is one ofthe six institutionsselectedbyNSFandNASAin
1995 for MIE which encompasses all science departments through student research and development of infrastructure, students, and faculty.All students benefit from the
enhancements in the SEM educational
program. Last year there were 1,398
students enrolled in SEM courses which
hadbeendevelopedorenhancedthrough MIE. MIE sponsors the Summer Science and Engineering Program and the Post-Freshman Summer Science Program,
which enrolls up to 60 students. MIE has provided funds for new facultyand staff, laboratory and research instrumentation, student support
activities and $1.7 million for the renovations in the Science Center. However, in no area of development or expansion have the results been more impressive than in student research. The MIEResearchInternProgramprovides30 sophomores with research experiences
duringtheacademicyear.Otherstudents are selected for collaborative research in
their departments inproject focus teams.
Manyofthestudentresearchprojects are exhibited at the Annual Science Day
whichis supportedbyMIE as a means of recognizing and encouraging student talent and achievement in research. The Model Institutions for Excellence
Program is funded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) under grant NCC8-179.
Science Day

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Clubs&Organizations
AlphaKappaAlpha Sorority, Inc.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporatedwasfoundedonthe campus of Howard University on January 15, 1908. Sixteen
virtuous women began this
Black Womens Greek letter organization, the FIRST of its kind. For over ninety years, the
membersofAlpha KappaAlpha Sorority, Incorporated have abidedby themotto: Service to all mankind.
1st Row: Erikka Searles, Kendolyn Cooper, AbinaBillups,
Danielle Thomas, Salvia Smith, Janell Payne. 2nd Row: Rosalind
Ross, Erica Johnson, LaToya Smith, Geniece Davis, Jessica Page.
3rd Row: Latundra Maddox, Robyn Stokes, Keshia Dixon, Erika
Stallworth, Valerie Jones.
(Not Shown: Margaret Johnson, Dana Brown, CaraGriffin,
Monique Davis, Nykeesha Davis, Alicia Ricketts)
MU PI CHAPTER Alpha KappaAlpha Sorority, Inc.
Sinceits conception onFebruary 10, 1979, the Mu Pi Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated atSpelmanCollege
has been involved in various activities onboththenational and
local level. The Mu Pi Chapter
has also provided extensive
services to the Spelman College community aswell as theAtlanta University Center.
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Eta Kappa Chapter
.Delta Sigma Theta
i|)rority, Inc. was funded by twenty-two sionary women on riifnuary 13th 1913; the st sorority composed undergraduate Afri
n American women
apply to the trustees anyuniversityforthe ght to become incor
iDrated bocy. These [pmen wanted to de lop a sorority that is >)t only a social, but orking community rvice group. Delta Hgrna Theta Sorority,
c. is dedicatedtopub
>: service; which cen
t'saround aFive-Point
ogramThrust; l)eduitional development,
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economic develop
ed, 3) international vareness andinvolve
ent, 4) physical and
ental health, and 5)
)litical awareness and
volvement.
Celebrating 30yearsofExcellence
ScholarshipA.Sisterhood/SService
MEMBERS: SumayyaAli-Childs,JanelleBaranco,AzizaBelcher,SherethaBell, Whitney Benta,Joni Bird, Heather Brandenberg, Kearstin Brown, Janinah Burnett, Johnita Byrd,Adrienne Crenshaw,Talithia Daniel, Pia Days, Darienne Driver, Leslie Elliott, Phylicia Fant, Traci Gaskins, Jammie George, Maren Golding, Malani Goss, Lia Hackerson,Ericka Harper, Omara Harris,Ashley Hibbett, Lerena Holloway, Bianca Howell,Allison James, Khadeja Johnson,April Johnston, Joyelle Jones,Amika King, Kai Lopes, GinaLoring, Tiffany Mays, Tiffani Murray, Tamaria Perry, Shakka Philips, Keshia Pulliam, Jinean Robinson, Kiandra Russell, Alia Sampson, Tamisha Scott, Helynn Stephens, Shelby Stewart, Kellee Taylor, Nicole Williams, and KimberlyWorthy.
EtaKappaChapterwas
established here at Spelman College in 1969, and sincebrought 50 wonderful years of SISTERHOOD, SCHOLARSHIP, and SERVICE. HK, once again, hasbeenhonored
with one of the
sororitys most highly regarded awards, the
MinervaAward, for the highestG.PA. through out all the undergradu ate chapters. In addi tion, HK celebrated a 30 year reunion in
which over 400 HK members returned to celebrate the chapters
founding.
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HelynnStephensand (t-b)ChiquitaLockley(97), Kellee Taylor. April Hanks (98), Pia Days
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Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
Sisterhood, Service, Scholarship & Finer Womanhood
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. was founded on January 16, 1920 in Miner Teachers College on Howard Universitys campus by five wonderful women who attended the school. The main goals ofthe sorority, as set up by these founders, are to:
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FurtherthecauseofeducationbyencouragingthehigheststandardsofScholarshipamongcollegewomen.

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Uplift worthwhile projects on college campuses and within communities in which we may be located.


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Further the spirit of sisterly love and promoting the ideals ofFiner Womanhood.
Eighty years later, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. is still going strong, and still holding tightly to those founding principles and plans. Through the years, the sorority has developed into one ofthe best community and
educationorientedAfricanAmericansororities.NotonlyhasZetaPhiBetaSorority,Inc. spreadtoalmostevery Americancampuswhere afewAfricanAmericanwomenaregathered,there areZetaPhiBetaSorority,Inc. chapters spanning the globe in regions such asAfrica and Europe. Currently, the focus ofthe sorority is on the
Seven Point Plan, which consists ofthese main areas ofimportance:
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Economy . Community

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Education . Health and Wellness

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Government . Chapter Management

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Substance Abuse Prevention


Beta Iotas History BetaIotawasfirstcharteredonSpelmansCampusonJanuary 16, 1979by agroupofyoungwomenwho decided that Spelmans campus could benefit from the presence ofFinerWomanhood.
Beta Iota continues the tradition ofscholarship and community service on a day to day basis on Spelmans Campus. While we are not the most vocal, or best known sorority on campus, we do our part to insure that Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. is represented well in theAtlanta area and on Spelmans campus.
Ifyou would like to learn more about Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. and Beta Iota Chapter, visit the Chapters website at: www.angelfire.com/ga/Betalota
Beta Iota 2000 Stepping into the New Century with Style
FINER WOMANHOOD IS
Strong, not Masculine
Feminine, not Stuck-up
Aggressive, not Abrasive
Beautiful, not Vain
Discreet, but Honest
Outspoken, but Refined
Outgoing, but Sophisticated
Loved and Envied
Sisterly and Sincere Respected and Admired Lisa Mimms flashing a bit of Finer Womanhood
f The ONLY True Greek Family The Blue and White Finer Womanhood is not for others to understand, it is for us to possess.
This is only part of what makes us... The Ladies ofZeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Beta Iota Chapter

The ladies ofBeta Iota are (from left to right) Lisa Mimms (c/o 2001) KendraAbdulwali (c/o 2000) Debrenee Pugh (c/o 2000)
Psychology Club
Jamila R. M. LaFleur, President Hanifah Robinson, Vice-President Dr. Pamela Scott-Johnson,Advisor
30 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: The purpose ofthe Psychology Club is to promote an understanding ofthe field of psychology as well as providing an awareness ofhow psychology effects our lives. The club participated in campus community service activities and conductedinfo sessions about therealinsandoutsofbeing a psychology major.
Pi SigmaAlpha
Najeema Davis Washington, President
Afiya McLaughlin-White, Vice-President
Dr. MarilynA. Davis, Advisor
15 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: Community ServiceActivity Intership Forum.
1st row: Tamara Godfrey, Jamila LaFleur, Tanekwel Brown, Shani Stewart 2nd row: Tameka Manning, Ashleigh May, LaTina Emerson 3rd row: Keeba Gardner, Adrienne Sowell, Veronica Smith
NotPictured: Talitha Malone, Afton Donald.
AtlantaAdventist Collegiate Society
Nafeesa Pryce, President Zania Bailey, Vice-President Dr. Fred Buddy, Advisor
50 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: Thecommongoaloftheembodiesaccessto adeeperunderstanding ofwhat the Lords purpose is for us, to fellowship with those who are about the same age, and to embrace the opportunity ofgiving back to the community through various community service activities
we
participate in.
Junior Class Council
Carson Kelly, President Dara Johnson, Vice-President Ms. Cheryl McGinnis, Advisor 13 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: 1st Mr. Junior Pageant, Junior Week, which includes a car wash, movie night, skin care forum, talent show, alumnae panel, Fashion Friday, block party, community service, and vesper service.
LLC1 House Council
Dionne Gilmore, President Felicia Clark-Reid, Vice-President Melanie Jones & Laneshia Camp, Advisors 13 members
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Sassafras
Ruha Benjamin, President
Carmin Hall, Vice-President
Dr. Barbara Carter, Advisor
25 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year:
MobilizationWeek 2000 -to reshape attitudes
among peers regarding social issues and our
iNsighting AcTion accountability in the community; to encourage grass roots action among college students.
Sassafras -Sociological & Anthropological
Sisterhood -ScholarActivists for Reshaping
1 st row: Ruh Benjamin, Carmin Hall, Kweli Powell, Taneya Gethars Attitudes @ Spelman
2nd row: Misha bantom, Alexis Lester, Tameka Evon Cooksey, Karinoir
Mallory 3rd row: Jennifer Grimes, Stephanie Bowman, Dione Moultrie,
Asiatu Lawoyin 4th Row: Charisse Toomer, Ranella Ellis, Nicole Dixon.

International Students Organization
Helena Poku, President Dorla Hodge, Vice-President Teresa Johnson, Advisor 20 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: Global Awareness Week
Afrekete
Virginia Hunt, President Sherrie Randolph,Advisor 30 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: Our activities fall under bimonthly meetings, a health workshop and an annual forum.
AUC BahaiAssociation
Ruha Benjamin, President
Natelage Swainson, Vice-President
Jamila Canady,Advisor
7 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year:
To hold dialogues on unity andjustice and to teach our peers about the Bahai Faith.
National CouncilofNegro Women
ShawrondaThornton, President
Nikki Youngblood, Vice-President 25 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: NCNW days which consistofvarious community service, health awareness, and enrichment.
Clubs & Organizations
NAACP
Alisha Thomas, President Dione Moultrie, Vice-President Dr. Pediscleaux,Advisor 500+ members
Activities and goals ofthis school year:
Juvenile Justice Campaign, Education, Census 2000/Election 2000, Voter Empowerment.
SocietyofAfricanAmericanBusinesswomen Morehouse-JamesHouseCouncil
Angela Hambric, President Precious Williams, President LavonneBlanchard,Vice-President KishaYoung,Vice-President Toni Ireland, Advisor Ms. Davis, Advisor 35 members 12 members
Activitiesandgoalsofthisschoolyear: Activitiesandgoalsofthisschoolyear: To expose members to as many intership opportunities as possible. Big Sister/Little Sister Social with Packard Hall, Resident Birthday Monthly Parties, Resident ofthe Month Honors, Dorm Candy Store.
AUCNipponClub ManleyHallHouseCouncil
Albert Holmes & Nao Ayabe, President Tina Stanback, President Gerard Broussard, Vice-President Kiantra Raney, Vice-President Dr. Xuexin Li, Dr. Yoko Ueda, Ms. Junko Markert, Advisors Bonnie Harrell & Mylynda Moore, Advisors 45 members 11 members
Activitiesandgoalsofthisschoolyear: Activitiesandgoalsofthisschoolyear: OurgoalistosupportAUCinterestsinJapaneselanguageand ManleyHallsfrontporchcandysales,donatedmoneyfortheAids culture by advising students in their international academic and Walk and held other fundraisers.
career
interests and fostering an understanding and appreciation for the Japanese culture.
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Senior Class
LaTasha Jones, President Nicole Williams, Vice-President Barbara Brown, Advisor 14 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year:
Founders Day, Class Day, Baccalaureate, Commencement; Goals -to relay information to the senior class about graduation.
1st row: Nicole Williams, LaTasha Jones, Kraytina Lawrence 2nd row: Veronica Lee, Danyelle Weaver, Ayana Hunter, LeConte Dill.
AbbyHallHouse Council
Candace Barriteau, President Sonja Christman, Vice-President Amita King, Advisor
14 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: 2 successful Lower Manley parties, AUC Comedy Showcase it, featuring Chris Tucker, Jazz Festival, Community Service for the Boys and Girls Club, Racism Forum.
Political Science Society
Natasha Dotson, President Jesulon Gibbs, Advisor
Activities and goals ofthis school year: To reform the political science society and create a new set ofagenda for upcoming years. One ofour main activities is to work with First Congregatinal Church with their feed the homeless program.
McAlpinHall Council
Jennifer Grimes, President Jamia Denham, Vice-President 7 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: Our goals were to recreate dorm unity and sisterhood. Activities included a Halloween Party, Valentines Social, Dounut Sales, and a regular mini-mart candy store.
SigmaAlpha Iota
Sherie Smith, President SumayyaAli & Kokui Selormey, Vice-President Dr. Joyce Johnson, Advisor
17 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: To expose our community to all music genres and to further music throughout the world; to foster an interestin music and promote social contact among persons sharing an interest in music.
Clubs & Organizations

Spotlight
Jamilla Coleman, Co-Editor KeishaWilliams, Co-Editor Maria Mallory, Advisor
30 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: To produce an award winning newspaper.
1st row: KieshaWilliams, Jamilla Coleman, Mesha Williams 2nd row: Jennifer Smith, Najeema Washington, Rashida Rawls, Andei Williams, Larry Ware, Beth Perry Not Pictured: Maria Mallory, Erika Green, Mia Radford, Cynthia Daniels.
New Generation Campus Ministries
Kia Barosy, President Ms. ZaratAkande, Advisor 18 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: Spades and Dominoes tournament, Got Issues? -Image is everything or is it?, Dance-a-thon, BreakofDawnWill you be left standing?, Got Issues? -Who can be a leader?
The Peculiar
Nakeita Norman, President Tina McLaughlin, Vice-President Lonnice Jones & Dr. Akiba Harper, Advisor 25 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: Bible Studies, College conference, Fellowship gatherings, and bus pick-ups to church.
HowardHarreldHall Council
Annya Lott, President Kristin Jarvis, Vice-President Mrs. Rodgers,Advisor 13 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year:
To serve loyally and faithfully the residents ofHH for the 1999-2000 school year.
Freshman Class Council
Jessica Green, President Meagan Garland, Vice-President Ms. Ryder,Advisor
13 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: Promoting unity among the class of2003,AUC Freshman fashion show, AUC Freshman week, Christmas social, donated most
Thanksgiving baskets at Spelman.
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UNCF/Pre-Alumnae Council
ShirondaWhite, President Shelby Larkin, Vice-President Ms. Scott, Ms. Simpkins, Advisors
40 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: To make the Spelman College community more
aware
ofthe goals and processes ofthe College
fund/ UNCF; to help students become more effective alumnae, and to promote cooperation and networking among the UNCF-member
institutions.
Illinois Club National Society ofBlackEngineers
Rayna Brown, President Gianconne Meadows, President
Aisha Spells & Candace Williams, Vice-Presidents Jennifer Scott, Vice-President
Amita King, Advisor Mrs. Dalinds Brown, Advisor
50 members 220 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: Activities and goals ofthis school year:
Literacy Awareness -community service project, Midnight Bowling Increase the presence ofAUC NSBE through effective academic and
Party, and the Illinois State Fashion Show. professional teaching programs; to increase our presence in the
community, primarily through public serve and mentorship.

Spelman CollegeHondaCampusAll-StarChallengeAcademicQuizBowlOrg.
SumayyahAbdullah, President Deah Warren, Vice-President Estelle Finley, Advisor 5 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: Tutoring ofelementary and secondary school children, participation in the National Honda CampusAll-Star Challenge Tournament (Academic Bowl) March 22 -2 6, 2000 Orlando, Florida.
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Dance Theater
Leah Jackson, President 16 members
Activities and goals ofthis school year: Performs concerts, works with Spelmans Childrens Dance Theater, group activities.
1st row/Rae Ransom, Patrice Eustache, Alexandra Houston, Arica Brown,
Kenique Penn 2nd row: Leah Jackson, Sherri Daniels, Kimya Jackson, Michele Miller, Sacha Comrie, Kendall Wilson 3rd row: Ayana Cofer, Audrey waters, Ashley Brookins, Jessica Page, Jeanne Byrd.
Sister Steps
Veronica Lee, Director NikkiYoungblood, Director
Activities and goals ofthis school year: Community service organization the fosters social, intellectual, and cultural growth and development in young adolescent girls ages 12 -18.
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Pre-Dental Society Bonner Scholars
Pre-Law Society Reflections
Karla McKanders, President Thomas Reynolds, Vice-President Dr. Abraham Davis, Advisor 60 members Justine Bailey, Editor Sunnel Brisco, Co-editor Ms. Tiffany Simpkins, Advisor 13 members
l\ I Activities and goals ofthis school year: Sponsored various law school forums, practice LSATs, lawyer panels and speakers to help students prepare for a career in the field oflaw. Activities and goals ofthis school year: To capture and produce the memories made here at Spelman.

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Standing,l-r:JoyiaCloud,MaryStone,StevieStribling (Announcer),CoachLaVonMercer, PaulaHarmon,AndreaSipe,andClarissaCollins Kneeling:SheritaHolt,KahraQuiney, TraceyWilley, Kimberly Reagans, and Monique Forrest.
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Standing, l-r: Tara Cook, Marcaz Howell, CoachKevin Foster, Shermeka Terry, Antoinette Taylor, and Georette Countee Kneeling: Shanell McGoy and Lindsey Christie Sitting: Kahra Quiney, Paula Harmon, and Andrea Sipe.
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Standing, l-r: CandiceGriffin, CoachWillie Burkes, and MarcazHowell Kneeling: Cynthia Brownand Althea Rouse

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Standing, l-r: CoachDoris Terell, Ryan Pack, and Pauline Wilson Kneeling: Tameka Cooksey
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Faculty
Art
AmaliAmaki Charnelle Holloway
Arturo Lindsay FrankMartin AkuaMcDaniel Kev Mills
Jontyle Robinson
Biology
GodwinAnanaba Pamela Gunter-Smith (Chair)
Latonya Hammonds Victor Ibeanusi Rena Jones Sheila McClure Michael McGinnis
Mark Maloney Jann Primus Shyamala Ratnayeke Carol Upshaw
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Chemistry
Gladys Bayse Nripendra Bose Beatriz Cardelino Peter Chen Cornelia Gillyard (Chair) Lisa Hibbard
JoAnn Lee Joyner Nancy Mukundan Rosalie Richards
Albert Thompson
Activites and goals ofthis school year: Activities included the Fall Reception & Christmas Party for all students and faculty; Senior luncheon celebration; Departmental Retreat; Seminar Series with visiting scientists; Class meetings.
Computer Science
JeanetteAllen ScottAnderson Charles Hardnett Andrea Lawrence (Chair) James Hale
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Drama & Dance
Veta Goler (Chair) Kenneth Green Renee Simmons Vanessa Turner Gary Yates
R. Paul Thompson Joan McCarty
Economics
Juliet Elu
Anne Hornsby Bernice Scott (Chair) Jack Stone Gloria Tinubu Romie Tribble
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Education
Bobbie Booker Christine Farris Louis Gallien
Gwendoyln Middlebrook Judy McPherson RetaMitchell Marshalita Peterson (Chair)
Dorothy Richey Lydia Woods


English
SusanAnderson Geneva Baxter Alma Billingslea-Brown Judy Gebre-Hewit Ray Grant Akiba Harper
Rhoda Hendrickson Stephen Ladner Opal Moore (Chair) Pusha Parek Beverly Guy-Sheftall Christine Sizemore Shirley Toland Anne Warner
Faculty
Foreign Languages
Renee Campos Anthony Dahl Laurent Ditmann (Chair)
Jacqueline Edwards Estelle Finley James Gates Diana Glad Cleveland Johnson Frederick Langhorst XuexinLiu
SorayaMekerta YvonneSchmitt Activites and goals ofthis school year: To offer students the best linguistic training available and expose them to outstanding cultural and international opportunities.

History
James Firth
Margery Ganz (Chair) James Gilliam Kathleen Phillips Lewis Dalila Sheppard AngelaWinand
Activites and goals ofthis school year:
Black History Month; Phi Alpha Theta Induction & Annual Conference; Main goal -to hire anAfrican Historian.
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Mathematics
JohnAlexander (Spring Chair)
Kimberly bennekin
Fred Bowers Sylvia Bozeman Teresa Edwards (Fall Chair)
Jeffrey Ehme Gladys Glass Emei Wang Li Colm Mulcahy
Yewande Olubummo Nagambal Shah
Music
Laura English Robinson Joseph Jennings Joyce Johnson (Chair)
Kevin Johnson
Teresa Neely-Chandler Lawrence Schenbeck
Mary Badarak
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Philosophy/Religion
George Carew Anna Crawford Belita Diamond Roy Martinez (Chair) Edward Pierce Norman Rates James Winchester
Physics
Michael Burns-Kaurin Matthew Edwards Derrick Hylton (Chair) Leonard Lay
Natarjan Ravi
Activites and goals ofthis school year: Activities included the Fall Reception & Christmas Party for all students and faculty; Senior luncheon celebration; Departmental Retreat; Seminar Series with visiting scientists; Class meetings.
PoliticalScience
Marilyn Davis Jeanne Meadows (Chair) Tinaz Pavri Desiree Pedescleaux Fatemeh Shafiel Larry Moss
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Psychology
Myra Burnett-Young (Chair) LaConyea Butler Evelyn Chisolm Angela Farris-Watkins Carl Hendrickson Sandra Patterson Pamela Scott-Johnson Karen Brakke Juanita Carter
Sociology/Anthropology
Barbara Carter Harry Lefever Mona Phillips
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Bruce Wade
DarylWhite (Chair) Yolo Ueda
Activites and goals ofthis school year: SACS Reaccreditation Self-Study; Student participation .rJPS-in Scholarly Conferences; Service -learning course; Selma Beyond 2000; Interdisciplinary cooperation; Sociology &Anthropolgy Club focuses on social activism
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Class of 1965 Class of 1934 Class of 1961
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Yvonne Parks Catchings
Class of1955
Renaissance Woman
Mrs. Catchings is an art teacher, an artist, a sculptor, an instructor in black studies, a community serviceworker, and awriter. She
is a teacher in the Detroit Public school
System, but has also taught in the Atlanta Public School System, at Spelman College, and at Marygrove College in Detroit. She
earned the M.A. in Art Education from
Columbia University and the M.A. in Museum Practice from the University of Michigan. Also an accomplished artist, she
has won several awards for her work. She
was awarded four honorable mentions for
four consecutive years at the Atlanta
University NegroArt exhibition.
Mattiwilda Dobbs Classof1946
Coloratura Soprano
Amusic and Spanish major, she graduatedfirst in herclass, then left for New York forfour years ofvoice study. While there, she also earned a masters degree in Spanish from ColumbiaUniversity and aMarianAnderson awardin 1947. After winning a John Hay Whitney fellowship, she left for Europe and additional voice study in Paris and Spain. She
won
first prize in 1958 over hundreds of singers from four continentsintheInternationalMusic Competition sponsored
by Genevas Conservatory of Music. In 1953, after a successful European concert tour, she made her debut a La
Scalain aRossini opera,becomingthefirstblacktoperform there. In 1956, she debuted at the Metropolitan Opera in New York. Since then she has sung there many times as well asinmostoftheworldsgreatoperahouses. Shewas artist-in-residence at Spelman for the 1974-75 school year.
She also received an honorary doctorate from Spelman in 1979 and is perhaps thecolleges mostwell-known alumna.
Emma Delaney
High School Class of1894
Missionary toAfrica
She became the fifth Spelmanite to go to Africa when she sailed on January 15, 1902 to Nyasaland in British West Africa. Having also completed Spelmans Nurses Training course, she was able to provide medical assistance totribesmen,butperhapshergreatestaccomplishment
was the establishment of a school to train native leaders, which was in
operationin 1905whenshewasforcedtoreturnhomebecauseofpoor health. Daniel Malekebu, who was a boy at the mission came under Miss Delaneys influence, ran away from home at age 16 after her departure andafterovercoming manyobstaclesfinallymadeittoAtlanta. HeandMiss Delaneywere guestsofClaraHoward at Spelmanforseveral days where he met Flora Zeto who had been brought by Miss Howard fromAfrica.TheyweremarriedinthechapelatSpelmanin 1919and a year later sailed for Nyasaland where they were to continue the work sdiss Delaney had begun. They rebuilt her mission, got the farm lands under cultivation, the school in running condition and niltachurch and smallhospital. FollowingMiss Delaneys plan, they begantraining groupsofteachers and preachers towork mthesurroundingcountryside.UnabletoreturntoNyasalandafterherreturnhomein 1906,MissDelaneyproceededtoraise HoneyforestablishingamissioninLiberiaandwenttoMonroviain 1912underthesponsorshipoftheNegroNationalBaptist
Convention. After clearing the land and building houses she was finally able to realize her dream, -the Suehn Industrial
Tission,where sheremainedforeightyears. ShereturnedtotheUSinpoorhealthmainlyforthepurposeofraisingfundsfor
urtherworkandwasatSpelmanin 1922withhighhopesofretuningtohermission.Afewmonthslater,however, shediedof
ilackwater fever at her mothers home in Florida. In 1962, the Mission celebrated its 50th anniversary.
MargaretNabrit Curry
Class of1924
A Spelman Institution
A year after her graduation from Spelman, she became the first black to be appointed to the Spelman College faculty, and began a career of42 yearsofservicetoheralmamater, herfirst andonlyemployer. She earned theM.A.fromtheUniversityofMichiganin 1932,anddidfurtherstudy
toward the Ph.D. at the same institution in 1939-40. After joining the
faculty, one of her first tasks was to organize the history department which she later chaired for twenty years. She was also an able administrator, becoming in 1946 the Dean of Women. She is perhaps bestrememberedforherpersonal influence on students.A student made thefollowingremarkinthe 1943 CampusMirrorissuewhich was devoted toMrs.Curry.Mrs.CurryquietlyleftSpelmanatthecloseofthe 196465 school year, but her significant contribution to the development of Spelman into a first rate college will never be forgotten. In May 1966,
the Class of 1946 donated funds to start a collection of books for the
Quarles Library and on April 9, 1970, the Margaret Nabrit Curry Collection on Women was dedicated.
Marian WrightEdelman
Classof1930
Chair,BoardofTrustees, Spelman College
Atty.Edelman, aveterancivilrightslawyer,isalsofounderanddirector of the Childrens Defense Fund (CDF), a non-profit child advocacy organizationbasedinWashington,D.C.TheWashingtonResearchProject (CDFsparentorganization),wasalsoorganizedbyher(in 1968)tohelp poor and minority persons investigate and monitor the many federal programs passed in the 1960s to serve them. CDF was established as a
means
ofproviding systematic andlong-range assistance tochildren and to maketheirneeds animportantmatterofpublic policy.Atty. edelmans work with the CDF and herpassionate devotion to the rights ofchildren hasbroughthernationalrecognitionasthechildrenscrusader (Essence, September, 1980). The comprehensive CDF publication, Portrait of Inequality: BlackandWhiteChildreninAmericashouldfosteradditional support for this tremendous crusade for children. Atty. Edelmans crusadingactivitiesbeganduringhersenioryear atSpelmanwhen sheparticipatedinsit-insindowntownAtlanta. She alsoV helpedtoorganizetheconferenceinRaleigh,NorthCarolina,whichresultedinthefoundingofSNCC.Aftergraduation, she enteredYale Law School and at age 26 became the first black woman to pass the bar in Mississippi. Her crusading continued when her headed the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund in Mississippi (196401968). She was also director of the
CenterforLaw and Education atHarvard. In 1980, she became thefirstblack and the secondwoman to chair Spelmans Board
ofTrustees.
MabelMurphy Smythe
FS
Professor andAmbassador
Dr. Smythe attendedSpelmanforthreeyears (1933-1936), andtransferred
to
Mt.Holyokeforhersenioryearafterreceiving afulltuitionscholarship. After graduating from Mt. Holyoke in 1937, she earned the MA from Northwestern University in 1940 and the Ph.D. from the University of
Wisconsin in 1942. She has been a professor of economics at several colleges anduniversities intheU.S. and abroad. Priortoherappointment asAmbassadortotheRepublicoftheCameroonin 1977, shewasVice-Presidentofthe Phelps-Stokes Fund. During her tenure as United States Ambassador, she was thenations onlyblackwoman ambassador. She is a member or director of nearly a dozen national and international commissions, committees, and panels, and has written or edited four books including The Black American Reference Book. In 1979 during an informal seminar which she conducted on African issues on the campus, she announced thegiftofherpriceless collectionofAfrican art to the college. In 1980, she was the recipient of an honorary doctorate from Spelman College. She is presently Deputy Assistant Secretary of
State forAfricanAffairs.
Romae Turner Powell Classof1947 Judge
The Honorable Romae Powell, Fulton County Juvenile Court Judge, was the first black woman (and the firstblack) named to a full judgeship of a court of record in Georgia history. She served as Senior Juvenile Court Referee prior to her appointment to the judgeship in 1973, and was a practicing attorney in Georgia from 1951-1968. She was appointedby Governor George Busbee to the State Crime Commission and has served as chairperson ofthe Committee on Serious and Repeated Offenders of the National Council of JuvenileCourtJudges.AgraduateofHoward University Law School (1950), she has also
received certificates of specialized study in juvenile law and justice, and has been presidentoftheGeorgiaCouncilofJuvenile Court Judges.
Aplha BrownerFloyd
Class of1956 Soprano
Mrs. Floydreceivedherearly voicetrainingunderDr.Willis James at Spelman and from the Juliard School of Music, NewYorkCity. Her careerbegan as the debut awardwinner of the Concert Artists Guild following her debut in the American opera Societys production of The Queen of Sheba. She sang the title role in Verdis Aida at the conventionoftheNationalAssociationofNegro Musicians
inNewYorkin 1972. She also sang thetitlerolein thewidely acclaimed world premiere ofScott Joplins Treemonisha in Atlanta in 1972. Her awards include first prize in the
Marion Anderson competition and top prize for women a the Geneva International Competition and the Munich InternationalCompetition. Shehastouredwidelythroughout
Germany, Switzerland, and the United States, and has been soloistwith suchmajororchestras as theMunichRado, Swiss Romande, Basel Philharmonic, Cincinnati Symphony, Pittsburgh Symphony, andtheNewYorkPhilharmonic with Leonard Bernstein conducting.
BarbaraIngramWhitaker FlorenceMorrisonHogan Class of 1952 Class of 1931 High-level Administrator Principal
Ruby Doris Smith Robinson Class of 1965
Civil RightsActivist
Margaret Rattray (FS) Congolese Medal ofHonorAwardee

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LaChia Gunter Daria Hall LaToya Hammond January Hardge Lillian Hardy
Adrienne Harris Angelique Harris Prudence Harris Tiffani Harris Hoganne Harrison
Mary Harrison Jennifer Hembrick Shakira Hemehill Latonya Hendricks Kristen Herring
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Arri Shelton Andrea Sipe Cassandra Skinner Jennifer Smith Kanika Smith
Kimberly Smith Lana Smith Mersedes Smith Tamara Smith Kelli Spencer
Sarah St. Louis Tamika Stembridge Alexa Stephens Evelyn Thomas Jamila Thomas
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Sahirah Wade Thea Waller M. Naima Walls Tamika Walton
Felicity Watkins Hillaney Weaver Imara West Renee West Rachel Westerfield
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SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL
President Tonya Fewell Vice-President Carmen Harris RecordingSecretary AlishaAdams CorrespondingSecretary JoniPoitier
Treasurer Danielle Brown Parliamentarian KimberlyCopeland Co-SocialChair JalylahBurrell Co-SocialChair LatishaMiles Co-PublicityChair NicoleCrowder Co-PublicityChair NiomiHenry SGA Representatuve Calandra Harris SGA Representative Dione Moultrie
SOPHOMORE CLASS SECTION STAFF
Sika Awunyo-Akaba Natalie Essex DesireeJordan Renee McFarlane Nikki Tucker Jasmine Walden Miranda Ward
Kisha Younq Sophomore Section Editor
Sopftomore Homecoming Courts
Jeffrey Brown Mr. Sophomore
Brian Barnes 1st Attendant
Craig lohnson 2nd Attendant
Carla McCullough Ms. Sophomore Kisha Payton 1st Attendant Tiffany Edwards 2nd Attendant
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Moving On Ub
On August 15,1998, the Class of 2002 entered the gates ofSpelman College. We were
anxious, nervous, and uncertain about our new-found freedom as college students. Our freshmanyearwasfilledwith Morehousebrothers, LowerManleyparties,ourfirst Spelman-Morehouse Homecoming, Freshman Week, and making many new friends. Now as we settle into our sophomore year, we have become more confident about our place in Spelmans society. We have become more involved in extracurricular and volunteer activities. Wemaynothavekeptintouchwithallofourfriendsfromfreshmanyear,but we know that the friendships that we still have will last a long time.
Sophomoreyeariswheneveryone hastobegintheirmajoranddecideontheirfuture plans. Plans for summer school, summer programs, and summer internships seem to overwhelmus. Asourclassesgetharder,webegintorealizehowimportantitistogoto class and keep up our GPAs. However, having fun while at Spelman gets even better because we can now drive our own cars to parties, instead of riding the shuttle. Some of usnolongerhavetoworryaboutcommunitybathrooms,visitationhours, andsharing one roomwith aroommatebecausewe canmoveoffcampustogetmorefreedom and privacy. We have quickly reached a turning point in our college career, and we anxiously move on up
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Natasha Buchanan Jalylah Burrell Laneshia Camp Dorian Carde Malaika Clements
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Joi Crayton Cynthia Daniels Afton Donald Maya Eady Tonya Edwards
Lauren Epps Adrienne Floyd Aletha Flynn Shinetta Gethers Windy Goodloe
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Deidra Greene Patrice Gregory Dara Hall Erica Hamilton Michelle Harris
Tondra Harris Argenail Howze Risha Irby Carmen Jackson Kwayelyn Jackson
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Here is some advice from the Class of
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It doesnt get any easier. Pray and work harder. -Laquawn Thompson, English
Be prepared for more work. -Renada Stouall, Chemistry/Chemical Engineering
Sophomore year is a time to get more inuolued in the Spelman community and to start making plansfor the future.
-Natalie Brown, English/Management & Organization
Stay focused. Keep your GPB up.
-Carmin Hall, Sociology
Leah Parker TaNear Paul Monique Phears Joni Poitier Sasha Prince
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Favorite Classes
Advanced Exposition Victorian England
Shakespeare Intro to Ethics
Comparative Political Systems Survey of American History
Hardest Classes
History of Latin American Film Macroeconomics
Biology Organic Chemistry Shakespeare Psychology 202
Favorite Teachers; Dr. Wade Dr. Winchester) Dr. Anderson Dr. Hibbardi
Dr. Phillips-Lewis Dr. Frith
Favorite Restaurants Red Lobster
Planet Hollywood Justins Houstons;
Ruby Tuesdays Hard Rock Cafe
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Class of2001,
It has been a great, exciting, and successful year for the Junior class. We were able to host many activities and special events such as the first ever Mr. Junior Pageant, Big Sister LittleSister,JuniorJamforJesus, and afulfillingJuniorweek.Ihopethatyouhave enjoyedyourJunioryearatSpelmanandwillcontinueto setthetoneforfuture Spelmanites to come. As we become Seniors, we must strive for success and stand tall as leaders, role models, and most ofall sisters. May God keep and bless you all!
Forever Spelman, Carson Kelly
President, Junior Class of2001
Ijeoma Ananaba Justine Bailey
Tameta Barlow Aziza Belcher Daima Boger Shay-Cou Bridgewater Sunnel Brisco
Brandy Brooks Raina Brown Tracey Buckner Janelle Carter Misty Carter
Trichita Chestnut Wande Coker Janelle Conner Takeya Davison Pia Days
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JuniorWeek2000
Saturday 3:25:2000 Sunday 3:26:2000 Monday 3:27:2000 Tuesday 3:28:2000
Wednesday 3:29:2000 Thursday 3:30:2000 Friday 3:31:2000 Saturday 4:01:2000 Sunday 4:02:2000 CarWash 10 am
Movie Night 7 pm
Domestic Violence 7 pm
PamperYourself 7pm
Talent Show 7 pm
An evening with the alumni 7 pm Fashion Friday / Block Party 9 pm Community Service 10 am
Vesper Service 3 pm
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Keeba Gardner LaTrice Gaston Kendra Gillis Dana Gills Maren Golding
Brandi Good Liza Greenwood Kiya Hamilton Erika Harper Kendrea Hart
Candra Hawkins Chrissi Hendrix Ashlai Holmes Barbara Horne Andrea J. Jackson
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Staci Johnson Laina Jones Jamila Joseph Kienna Knowles Brandy Lincoln
Khiya Marshall Adrienne Matthews Tamela McClam Nicole Meteau
Mia Rodford
Aimee Miller Aja Pollard Devi Registre
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Kia Sears Natalie Smith Taylor Smith Veronica Smith Adrienne Sowell
Aisha Spells Shani Stewart Nicole Taylor Danica Tisdale
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A Tribute to the Rebels of2000
Im Jonesin for a low, slow My Spelman Sisters that triggers
ofour manifestationof Greatness I moved out of Sisters Chapel
with ease, but as I approach the gates Im left catatonic, taken aback
For fear ofbeingjust mediocre without 500 or so
other sister girlfriends just an arms length away Frankie said gotta make sure youre right,
before I let go guess thats my souls cue that were not letting go just lengthening the grasp...
fell
The Rebels, clad in club pants, black boots, and leatherjackets, begat a thunderstorm Hypnotizing: Circling the Oval,
Dorm chants, C-walkin atFreaknik Praise-dancin at church
Strutting, Divafied Sisters From the Strip to Kings Chapel Club Woody to Buckhead
SouthAfrica to NYU Sho nuff Good nuff
To fight any battle
And lead any race Lifting as we serve My power is contagious My sister in her white dress, flesh-toned stockings,
and black shoes
has got it too
So ofcourse
I dont say goodbye, just See ya in the spotlight!


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Goncjratillations Seleda Glryant
Congratulations
to the Classof
iTlIisiia Jiiomas Lisha,
2000
Every person is born for something special and unique and you were. Youve brought so much pride andjoy.
Congratulations.
We Love You
Mom, Dad, Joey, Thomas & Wade Family
CReRecca Jlennetj
asmine
Sheretha, This isjust the beginning. What youve done is no small accomplishment, but we believe that even more wonderful
things are on the horizon. Jasmine, For now, take a bow and take the time You have come
a long way in your 22 years!
to CELEBRATE.
We are
veryproudofyou! Remember, Successis a
You deserve everything youve worked toward . . . and more.
journey not a destination.
Congratulations!
Love
Love Always, Mom, Dad and Heather
Mom & Dad, Kerry, and Family Members
a exis
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^Dream.
..
AND AS YOU DREAM, REMEMBER THAT ONLYYOU CAN MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE.
AND AS YOU REACH, REMEMBERTHAT
SUCCESS TAKES TIME, DEVOTION, AND SOMETIMES LITTLE
DISAPPOINTMENT.
35efieoe.
..
AND AS YOU BELIEVE YOUWILL FIND REACHING GETS EASIER, SETBACKS GET
MORE MANAGEABLE, LIFE BECOMES MOREMEANINGFUL.
THERESA WONDERFULDREAM WAITING JUST FORYOU
.. .
I KNOWYOU CAN MAKE IT COME TRUE.
-HARRYS. CHENGGES
Mom and Simone
McCrorey Family AuntieYvonne & Uncle Charles Uncle Byron
Richie & Vonnie Papa
Congratulations
We are very rpoud ofyou. Love
you and congratulations. May God continue to bless you in all your future endeavors.
Love,
The family
Lets think back to some memories made at Spelman....
Cornelia CarterHuff
We are so pleased with your many accomplishments over the years. You showed promise even as an infant, youwerealwayscapableanddetermined, aseekeroftruthandknowledge.Wefeeltrulyblessedandare so proud ofthe woman youve become.
Asyoucontinueonyourlifesjourney,wehopeyoufindcontinuedsuccessinyourspiritual,intellectual and emotional pursuits. May God continue to guide you on the straight way.
IntheNameofGod, mostGracious, mostMerciful. Praise he to God, Cherisherand sustainerofthe world, MostGracious, mostMerciful Masterofthe dayofjudgement.
Thee do we worship and thine aid do we seek. Showusthestraightway, thewayofthoseonwhom thou has bestowed thy grace,
Those whose (portion) is not wrath,
And those who go not astray.
(Quran Sura I)
Love you always, Mommy, Daddy andAkiiki
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Danielle Courtney Daniels
Danielle, Weare soproudofyou. Keepreachingforyour goals. You will never regret it.
We love you, Mom, Dad and Donovan
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MAYYOU HAVE
Enough happiness to keep you sweet, Enough trials to keep you strong, Enough sorrow to keep you human, Enough hope to keep you happy, Enoughfailure to keep you humble, Enough success to keepyou eager, Enough wealth to meetyour needs, Enough enthusiasm to lookforward, Enoughfaith to banish depression, Enough determination to make each day better than yesterday.
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Congratulations, Monica!
We are proud ofyour accomplishments and Pray that Godwill continue
to shower you With His Blessings!!
With Love, Mom,Dad, Brian, andMelanie May 21, 2000
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Phi Beta!! You little Niglets! That's so random
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Stefani Jesus?
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Kanika lhatethatgirl!
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ShaniAdia Croom
Congratulations!!
From the momentyou were born I knewyou were special. Thats why I named you Shani -Adia. In Swahili, Shani means Precious Gift from God; Adia means Little one. You weighed 5 lbs 5 oz at birth, but even then you showed strength and determination to succeed.
I am indeed proud ofyou and your accomplishments at Spelman. Iknowyouwillcontinuetosoaratdental school. Just remember god is always with you. Im most proudofyourbeingyou! Success isalways aplus,butyou are special to me in all that you are and all that you do. I think you should know that Im proud ofyou not for the things that come easily to you or those that were part ofyou from the beginning, but for your ability to overcome adversities even against the odds, and still be
able to rise to the occasion.
No, you are not perfect -and I am sorry that when you
were
small I sometimes seemed to demand perfection. You
are better than perfect, you are a unique piece ofhumanity,fallible,questioning, alwaysastonishingin your discoveries and dreams. I am everlastingly
thankfulthat alittleofme iscaughtupinyourbeing,
and that you carry me into a future that your grandmothers shall never know. They are proudly watchingoveryou.You areallofus-andyetyourself
forever
Love you Dearly, Mom, Caelen, and Family
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Congratulations Latoya Shavon Wells
Memberofthefirstclassofthe NewMillennium
To Desire Is To Obtain, ToAspire Is ToAchieve
We are soVERY proud ofyou and all ofyour accomplishments in life. You have always exhibited the BEST. Continue to strive for
the BEST. Accept nothing less than the BEST, because you deserve the BEST.
Love & Blessings, Your Parents Joe & Sarah
Your Big Sister Key
FromPre-SchooltoSpelmanCollege Thewaywewerein1stgrade 1986 11
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Youve always been a success! Congratulations Soncia!
Love Always, Mommy (Mrs. Gail Coleman) Love Ms. Thomas
Papa would have been proud!


Congratulations and BestWishes Soncia!
With love,from: Mrs. Mildred Sims (Nana)
Mr. Robert Lane (Uncle) Mr. Brian Sims (Uncle) Mr. Amad Jamal Lane (Cousin) Mr. Rashaan Lane (Cousin)
Mrs. Marjorie Little Ms. Dot Lockett and Koko Mrs. Barbara Mentzer Mrs. Denise Harris & Family Your little sister Brittany
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Sfpieeta,, cueatefinoud youfin acAia/iny. (pun yoale atSfcetman fiMleye. Continuetoetnivefintine fietfiction in atltninye matyou endeawn to do. TiJieninc^ you tote o^
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Jessica, You were dancingfrom the beginning... Love and best wishes as you dance into thefuture! Dad, Mom, Erika, and Renee
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Congratulations
LaKisha S. Bastian
Thankyoufor bringing so muchjoy into our lives.
WeAre Very Proud ofYou! Your Loving Parents &
Family
Always Remember
You can do all things throughChrist who strengthens you
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Tynisha
You are and have always been a special gift from God. I have watched you from a far blossom from a tiny rose bud into a beautiful flower. I can not express with words how proudI am ofyou. Congratulations and may God
continue to bless you. Love Dad
Congratulations Tynisha, May God bless you.
GrandmotherNewton Aunt Brenda Uncle James Aunt Elizabeth Uncle Demorris Aunt Chenita Aunt Gail
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ANDA PRINCESS WAS BORN
CARNIGEEALA-BENEE TRUESDALE
And awomanheldababeagainstherbosom, speaktousofchildren, And he said: Yourchildren arenotyourchildren.Theyarethe sonsanddaughtersoflifeslongingfor itself.
They come through you but not from you, and though they are with you yet they belong
not
to you.
You may give them your love but not your thoughts, for they have their own thoughts. You may house their bodies but not their souls. For their souls dwell in the house oftomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams. You may strive to be like them, but seek not to make them like you. Forlife goes not backward not tarries with yesterday. You are the bows from which your children as living arrows are sent forth. Thearcherseesthemarkuponthepathoftheinfinite, andHebendsyouwithHismight that His arrows may go swift and far. Let your bending in the archers hand be for gladness; For even as He loves the arrow that flies, so He loves also the bow that is stable. -from The Prophet Kahlill Gibran
PrincessCarnigee, we are soveryproudofyou.MaytheGodweserve forever guide and protect you as you continue to accomplish your life goals.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
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Shine On
daughterofa thousand generations, Send your light forth into this tired world... Shine on, sister ofa thousand dreams, Tend to those dreams
with strength and courage... Shine on, women ofa thousand hopes,
show everyone the beauty within you-The beauty that comes from knowing who you are. Upon your graduation from Spelman College
now
is the time for celebrating the woman you are. May you keep on sharing your beautiful spirit with the world and making a difference in so many lives.
Shine on!!
Mahogany
We are proud ofyou and your successes. May God continue to bless you.
Mom, Dad, Katie Jacobs, Eugene and Saddie Dixon,
Charles Burns, Jr. Roger Jacobs and Family, Sharon Howard and Family.
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Congratulations Andrea (Andei) Williams
You have come this far by grace. Let God be your guide and protection.
Love, Mom, Vallory, Cheryl, Vanessa, Roslin, Dalerick, Taneka, William, Tim and family and friends of Marlin, Texas.
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Kendolyn
Grace
Cooper
Well done Kendolyn! Thebest isyettocome. Keep on keeping on.
We loveyou. Mom, Dad, Joseph
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JanellMitchetPayne
Congratulations,dearestJanell, asyoucompleteanothermilestoneinyourlife.Youhavegrownfrom abeautifulbaby into a beautiful young lady whom we are very proud of. We give all praises to God for your achievements and thank Godeachdayforsuch alovinganddedicatedyounglady.Weareproudofhowyouhaveappliedyourselfand continually strive to be the very best that you can be. May you continue to praise the Lord and receive his blessings in return and always remember that anything is possibleifyou only believe.
LoveYour Family,
Dad, Karen,William, Eunice, Dee-Dee and Grandfather& Grandmother Payne
AND
Mom, Mike, Shilah, and Gram
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CONGRATULATIONS CHASTITY!
Yourhard work andperserverance havepaidoffand you have reachedanothermilestone inyour life.
You are very specialandprecious to us andto those whoknowyou wearecertainlyproudofyou.You possess allofthe qualities thatare important to have
a
happy,fulfilled, satisfying life. May Godrichly blessyou in allthatyou do.
YOU GO GIRL!
We Love You,
Daddy, Mama, Yunique,Artara, Marlowe
Dearest Janinah,
Congratulations to our talented niece for a job well done! We are so proud of you.
Love, Soror Aunt Kay, Soror Aunt Pat and Uncle Clarence
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MyDearestErin,
WordscannotexpresshowproudIam
ofyoutodayandalways.Continueyourpursuit
ofknowledgeandyouwillreachthetop.
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No dream is impossible to reach, when you place your trust in God.
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lean not unto your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct you path. (Proverbs 3: 5,6).
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Weloveyouandare soproudofyou!
Mommy and Daddy
(23rd Psalms)
THE LORD IS MY
SHEPHERD
Crystal, We are so proud of you. You have blossomed into a beautiful young lady. As you
journey out into the world, may God bless you and keep you. We love you.
Mom & Dad
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Congratulations,Veronica We are very proud ofyou and hope that Godwill continue to Bless you and give you the desires ofyour heart. Whatever goals you have in life, remember to put God first, And your achievements are automatic.
Lovingly, Mom & Dad
(Bishop & Mrs. J. Edward Lee)
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Tawana, To God Be The Glory. IthankGodforlettingyouintomylife. Wordsjustcant explainhowproudIamofyou. Keepupthegoodwork and reachforthe stars.
Love, Mom
P.S. But God loves you morel
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Tawana, When you setgoalsforyourself you are determined to doyourbest.Iknowthatyouareasweet, loving,andcaring young lady. Im veryproudofyou.
Dad
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Shawn, You work very hard at everything that you do. The Lord has blessed you and we love you for all that you do and are. Love, Daddy, Mommy and Sheena
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Erica,
Havingyouforadaughterhasbeenoneofthemostpreciousgiftslifehasgiven us.Graduating fromSpelmanwithhonorsisagreatachievement.Asyouentergraduateschool, mayGodalwaysbe byyourside and keepyou safe. Congratulations.
Weloveyou verymuch. Mom, Dad, and Grandma
CONGRATULATIONS GINA NAOMI DIENNIS
WliARIE SO PROUDOPYOU WIE I.OVIi KNOWING YOU AND
RIEING YOUR FAMILY
CONUNUIED SUCCIESS IN YOUR LIPIE
I.CVIE, MOMMY, DADDY, GARY, ,JR St GRIEG
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ROZALYNNSUZANNEFRAZIER ROZ
Out ofthe nightthat covers me, Black as the Pitfrom pole to pole, Ithank whatever gods may be For my unconquerable soul.
In the fell clutch ofcircumstance
Ihave not winced nor cried aloud. Under the bludgeonings ofchance My head is bloody, but unbowed.
Beyond this place ofwrath and tears
Looms but the horror ofthe shade, And yet the menace ofthe years Finds, and shallfind me, unafraid.
Itmatters not how strait the gate,
How charged with punishments the scroll, Iam the masterofmy fate;
Iam the captain ofmy soul. -William Ernest Henley
Congratulations to our beautiful, young woman. We love you, and are proud ofyou. With love, Mommie, Daddy, and the restofthefamily
k
from The East Coast
Allard & Evelyn Lewis (Grandparents) The Lewis Family Reunion The Hayes Family -Mullins, SC Terry & Dinah Mary Lois Gerald (Spelman Golden Girls)
Sandra Williams Harriett L. Williams
Dr. & Mrs. Charles Conner
Dr. & Mrs. Louis Hasell Dr. & Mrs. Donell Lewis
Aunt Carla Smalls
Spartanburg Family & Friends Aunt Eula W. Green Lt. Col. & Mrs. Milton Troy, II, Ret. U.S. Army Jeff, Toni & Children
to The West Coast
"Art" George Theodis Hayes
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Congratulations And Best Wishes To Jiia orren Winston
forYourAcademicAchievement and Your Church and Community Involvement!
WeLove YouandareProudofYou! May God Bless You and Keep You In His LoveAlways. Family andFriends
Jeanne W. Winston, Mom Reuben B. Winston, Dad ReubenB.WinstonII Kimberly,Marvin&BrandiRobinson Kandace Scott, Taariq, Tyson & Tony Kimberly Hicks Rosetta Worley Venita & Gordon Worley, Jr. Tracy&JoelWorley JoyceandLamontDiggs Trina Diggs & Gregory Chantay Williams, Curtis, & Cleveland Jr. Randall&DianeHarper Kelli&BryantHamilton&Daughters
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Congratulations Tee! Nisha,
I am so proud ofyou! Congratulations. You have successfully
Thisjourney has truly been an act offaith and
completed a major step in
determination. May all your dreams come true!
LoveAlwaysandaDay,Mom&Dad yourlife,andyouve done well. I wish you the
Congratulations best in your endeavors. Kimberly R. Clark Always remember with God all things are Were so proud and fortunate to have
possible.
you as a daughter.
Love, Mom Dad, Mom, Shelby, Marvin & Marcellus
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Love Always,Grandma Pauline
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Congratulations
ELITAWYCKOFF-1997 SHAMOLIEWYCKOFF-2000
ContinuingtheSpelmanLegacy -WeLoveYou
Mom & Dad
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yes3 can!11 your very ferst sentence bespoke an attitude that has brought you to this remarkable place and will take you forther still! your loving,
cozing, spirit is a focfo to your amily and a blessing for the world. (Hjina Horraine (Zelia Horin^, you are (Hjod!s precious child and 3
am
trulyblessedto beyourmom!3loveyouandwishforyoualifoo^ service, study and success! ^fou are my heart. Hove, /Idom
(Zon^ratulations (Hjina! (Zontinue keeping (Hjod $irst in your life and
making your dreams a reality, you are truly blessed. Hove, dlour godmother and /delta S>oror, /Idarty
YOere proud o-fc you, (Hjina. /?he future is yours! (Hjod bless.
With love, Kobyn, Keisha, Tyler, and (Zody
Hjina, Youre my apple pie baking buddy and adorable niece. Aaze! /Zov; youre on your way!
Hove, /\unt Tdebbie and !Hrica
youre $raduatin% and were so proud o-fc you! you are a beautiful child o-fc (Hjod*, you feow and $row in all that you do, filled with knowledge and love, you think youre all that too, huh?! YOell <H)ina...you are! youre da bomb! Alow go to grad school. /Iday (Hjod blessyou always.
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Psalm 28:7 The Lord is my strength and my shield; my heart trusts in him, and I am helped. Myheartleapsfor joyand Iwillgivethankstohiminsong.
Our dearest Nicole,
Youve come a long way baby... Were so very very proud of all your accomplishments. You have stood steadfast on your convictions and have achieved your pursuit of academic excellence.
In August of 1996 we brought you here to Spelman and received a welcome in your chapel that we shall never forget. The Spelman faculty knew our anxieties and hopes and assured us that you were being left in extremely competent hands, the hands of tradition, the Spelman Sisters Tradition. Today, as you leave Spelman, you too carry the responsibility as a Spelman sister, not only to give back to society but also to continue to live the life of a Christian woman.Your community needs you and the world awaits your gifts.You will do great things in Gods name.
May your moccasins make happy tracks in many snows and the rainbow always touch your shoulder.
Love Forever and a Day,
Daddy, Mommy, Rena, Nana, Grandma Dot and Grandpa
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God has blessed you
in a mighty way, and He isnt through with you yet.
Your family
Dad, Mom, Tonye, Kyesha, Calvin, Blain, Sheronda, Loomus and B.J.
We love you!!
Congratulations to our daughter, sister, aunt and friend
KiondraNichelle Russell Muffin
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Congratulations Jennifer!
I am so very proudofyou. Keep reaching foryour goals. Love, Dad
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DYONNE!
We wish you continued success in all ofyour endeavors. We are very proudofyou! Love, Mom and Dad
Congratulations to our Daughter, Kimberly F. Scott
Yourbeauty excels in so many ways! Mayyou reach all ofyourgoals. Heres
to
yourhappiness and wellbeing.
Loveyou much, Mom & Dad
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April, Weareveryproudofyou. Keep strivingforyourdreams.
WeLove You, Mom, Dad, andGranny
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Dear Ginny,
Dontbelieve whatyour
eyes are telling you.All
they show is limitation. Look withyour understanding,findout whatyou already know, andyou will see the way tofly.
-Richard Bach
We expectyou to only exhibit the best outofthe miracle thatyou are.
Rosalind LaPearl Ross
Jennifer,
Youhavebroughtmuchjoyintoourlives. Thankyoufor We are proud ofyou!
shining so brightly
Keep striving and reaching your goals.
in my life.Iam so veryproudofyou.
We love you, Mom and Dad
and Love, Brothers
Mom Robert and DeBruce
Congratulations Karla!!
You are a beautiful and divine expression of God.
Dont ever lose your magic smile and personality.
Love, Mom, Dad, Kim, Kristal and Kenny
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Congratulations to ourbeautiful daughter/sister,DiNct,onyour graduation from Spelman! Were proudofall youraccomplishments and honors!
2?ou have been richly showeredwith Gods blessings, and wethank Him for it. meve watchedyou grow from an infant and blossom into abeautiful young lady. 2?our outward beauty is somethingto behold; yet, your innerbeauty is even more splendid. Miereveryou go, whatever dreams youfulfill, we knowyoull clingtoyour... Diligence Intelligence 1 Notability ethics temperance Muchisrequiredfromthosetowhommuchisgiven. Luke12:48 WithEverlastingLove Mom,Pad,Derek
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CONGRATULATIONS TO
DrNET ALEYCE HARDMON
THENIT. HOREBCHURCHFAMILYISVERYPROUDOFYOUASYOUGRADUATEFROM SPELMAN COLLEGE
MayGodgrantyouaccordingtoyourheart'sdesireandfulfillallyourplans. Psalm20:4
Trust in the Lordwith allyour heart andlean not onyour own understanding: in allyour waysacknowledgeHim,andHeshalldirectyourpaths. Proverbs ThestepsofagoodmanareorderedbytheLord. Psalm37:23 Towhommuchisgiven,muchisrequired. Luke12:48 IcandoallthingsthroughChristwhichstrengthensme. Philippians4:13 Andforgiveusourdebts,asweforgiveourdebtors. ---Matthew6:12
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CONGRATULATIONS LADYZ ! (ZANIA)
You have completed the first leg of
yourjourney. We wish you Gods
continued blessing for success and
prosperity in the coming years.
Dad, Mom Steven & Joseph
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We are so proud of you!!
Only those who dare to
fail greatly
can ever
achieve greatly
-Robert Francis Kennedy
Love always Your Parents
Jerry & Gail Scott
Charla: May all your dreams and goals be realized. We are so very proud of you.
Love, Mom & Dad
CONGRATULATIONS KAI
WE LOVE YOU Mommy andDamani
In Loving Memory ofGranddaddy
U)eax Jeni, We tone i/ou and axe so uenxf pxaudofi/oa!
Congratulations CHANEKQUA! We are so proud of you. Youre the Best.
Love, Mom, Dad, and Antonette Mem, iDad dC Jaimal
JenniferHoffman
Ithas beenapleasurewatching yougrow into a beautifulyoung lady.Asyougraduate, maythe
Lordcontinueto blessyouand directyourpath.Iam soproud ofyou!
Love, Mom
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Jennifer, We are blessed to have a daughter like you.
Your accomplishments are commendable. Continue working towards highergoals. We love you, Mom andDad
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Najeema DavisWashington,yourjourneyofathousand miles began in 1981, when, as our little girl, you entered ECDC. You were curious, independent, and eager to learn.
Here you are, in the year 2000, about to leave Spelman College, as an articulate, astute, and intelligent young lady. God, your family -and friends, and we, your parents, were with you then, and are with you
now.
That, dear daughter, shall never change.
Najeema, because life is a journey, and not a destination, you will have hundreds of arrivals. Everything you experience along the way is a lesson in living.
If you approach life with these basic understandings, and with clarity and vision gained through faith that you are always moving forward, then you shall ascend to even greater heights.
Congratulations, and we are proud of you....
Your family -and friends,
and parents, Nathaniel and Jenny
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SeniorDirectory Atlanta, Georgia 30309 Tiffany Caldwell Crystal A. Curry Darienne Driver Tiffany Gilbert Adia Siobhan Hayes Kimva Jackson 139 Autumn Chapel Way Katrina D. Lindsey Latresa McLawhorn Eseoghene Oniwor Amanda Reid KaraY. Scott Sherie Smith
Joni F. Bird 8815 S. East End 4521 Eads Place, NE 1015 Devonshire Drive : 5724 Belvedere 8928 Pembrook Woods 2076 Highview Road Rochester, New York 10044 Point View Drive Rt. 1 Box 108A 16300 Windcrest Drive 4009 Tree Terrace Parkway 15740 Heyden 32 Barberry Court
Kendra Aishah Abdulwali 1906 Brookfield Drive Chicago, Illinois 60617 Washington, D.C. 20019 Jackson, Mississippi 39206 i Houston, Texas 77021 Laurel, Maryland 20723 Atlanta, Georgia 30311 Nicole Kearns Jonesboro, Georgia 30238 Hookerton, North Carolina 28538 Fontana, California Austell, Georgia 30168 Detroit, Michigan Largo, Maryland 20772
1293 Marcy Street, #5 Akron, Ohio 44313 Stacey Callis Jennifer Curry Lakisha Duckett Tamika Goburn Amanda Haynes Michelle Jackson 269 Pine Street NW Dayna London Ayanna McPhail Nonyem Amara Onujiogu Noelle Reid Kimberly F. Scott Simone Smith
Atlanta, Georgia 30315 Inga Janelle Black 229 Regent Circle 2210 Sullivan Road, Apt 22-11 613 Maryland Avenue 835 East 218 Street 100 Washington Trace 54 Greendale Road Atlanta, Georgia 30313 247 Vine Street J 2546 Sweet Gum Lane 27 Blakely Circle 1804 Linton Court 838 Paradise Drive 4299 Magnolia Path
Nana Adwoa N. Abeasi 6474 Saddleback Circle Inglewood, California 90301 College Park, Georgia 30337 Metairie, Louisiana 70003 Bronx, New York 10467 Fayetteville, Georgia 30215 Mattapan, Massachusetts 02126 Kendell Kelly Hartford, Connecticut 06112 Waldorf, Maryland 20603 Randolph, Massachusetts 02368 Schanmburg, Illinois 60193 Maple Glenn, Pennsylvania 19002 Decatur, Georgia 30034
2768 MelissaAnn Place Memphis, Tennessee 38141 Kia Campbell Naimah Daaood Shuvonne Dumas Tamara Godfrey Jeanine Hays Allison James 5104 Martin Drive Gina Loring Rasheda M. Menzies Sasha Orr Michon Imani Reynolds Lori K. Scott Stefani Smith
Lithia Springs, Georgia 30122 Elizabeth Rachel Blount 92 Pinehurst Avenue, #5J 945 Crestmark Boulevard, #3111 5091 Lexie Drive 4405 Melanie Lane 299 Florence Drive 87 Saint Marks Place Oxan Hill, Maryland 20745 Apt. 7216 Atlanta, Georgia 30309 }. 50-29 Broadway 152 Beachwalk Drive 1126 Sunset Lane 2408 S. Church Street, Apt. P-1602 1475 Mecaslin Street, Apt. 721!
Ebonii Johari Anderson 2820 East Broad Street New York, New York 10033 Lithia Springs, Georgia 30122 Memphis, Tennessee 38116 College Park, Georgia 30349 Harleysville, Pennsylvania 19438 Brooklyn, New York 11217 London Kemp Kendra Jett Woodside, New York 11377 Hilton Head, South Carolina 29928 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 Murfreesboro, Tennessee 37127 Atlanta, Georgia 30309
5855 Avie Lane Columbus, Ohio 43204 Tamika Campbell Cinda Ciacell Dailey JacquelineA. Duodu Candace Y. Gomez Renee L. Hayslett Aleacia Jenkins 740 Sidney Marcus Boulevard #8306 1838 Turmont Street Corie Lynette Miller Jessica Robin Page Allison Richard Tamisha Scott Theresa Spitzer
Beaumont, Texas 77708 Shawn L. Blue 3113 Trafalgar Drive 8104 Webb Road, #710 10 lies Place 4594 Lionshead Circle 1315 West 57th Street 1475 Mecaslin Street, Atlanta, Georgia 30324 Carson, California 90746 4316 Pheasant Walk 5204 Whitewater Pass 2740 W. Jacinto Circle D230+D183 1455 Cresson Street 2910 D. Street
Laquetta Anderson 8224 Provident Road Augusta, Georgia 30909 Riverdale, Georgia 30274 Copiague, New York 11726 Lithonia, Georgia 30038 Davenport, Iowa 52806 Valerie Jones Jasmine Rebecca Kenney Erica D. Johnson Fort Worth, Texas 76133 Fort Wayne, Indiana 46825 Mesa, Arizona 85202 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15221-1927 Lincoln, Nebraska 68510
1732 31st Street West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19150 Kenyatta Carson Charlene Daniel MelanieAnne Durley Brandi Good Ursula Herndon 1620 Fox Bend Court 136 Willow Creek Run 1767 Lily Pond Circle Daria Nyleah Miller Benita Parker Adrienne Richards Maya Scott-Dawson Tahnee Dior Springfield
Birmingham, Alabama 35208 Damali Ayana Booker 2507 Tree Terrace Pkwy 120 Alcott Place, Apt 913 1014 Vance Street 835 Oglethorpe Avenue, SW Apt 412 4310 Brightwood Drive Naperville, Illinois 60563 Henderson, North Carolina 27536 Las Vegas, Nevada 89012 1 7305 Riverhill Road 4041 SnapfmgerWay 29 Devon Drive 1255 38th Avenue, #31 3211 Oaktree Park Drive
Juerita Arnold 213 Woodford Place Austell, Georgia 30168 Bronx, New York 10475 Toledo, Ohio 43607 Atlanta, Georgia 30310 Houston, Texas 77068 Chloe R. Jordan Amika King Heather L. Johnson Oxon Hill, Maryland 20745 Decatur, Georgia 30035 Piscataway, New Jersey 08854 Santa Cruz, California 95062 Lawrenceville, Georgia 30044
5291 Joan ofArc Place Nashville, Tennessee 37215 Autumn Carter Talithia Denese Daniel Regina Earl Joi Goodwin Dorla J. Hodge 350 Spelman Lane Box 28 2525 Nostrand Avenue 16813 Cree Lake Court > Hawanya Bintou Miller Kimberly Michelle Patterson Denise H. Roberts Erikka J. Searles Erika Stallworth
College Park, Georgia 30349 Erin Booker 505 Lakeside Village Drive 4628 Velpoe Drive 1409 Martin Luther King Drive 350 Spelman Lane, Box 584 POBox 1184 Atlanta, Georgia 30314 Brooklyn, New York 11210 Leander, Texas 78641 483 Brookridge Drive 8364 Roswell Road, Apt C 2439 Sedgefield Avenue 700 Gordon Avenue 423 Exeter Road
Alva Ashe 3235 Bridlepath Lane Atlanta, Georgia 30317 Columbus, Georgia 31907 Atlanta, Georgia 30314 Atlanta, Georgia 30314 Sachassas, the Valley Robin Lowman Courtney King KimberlyA. Johnson Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27103 Dunwoody, Georgia 30350 Deltona, Florida 32725 Albany, Georgia 31701 Kingsford Heights, Indiana 463
2706 Kimbleton Court Dresher, Pennsylvania 19025 Taralyn J. Caudle Danielle C. Daniels Casonji Edwards Iris Grattan Jennifer E. Hoffman 51 Running Fox Road 14 D Beilis Circle 2011 30th Avenue South Tamika Nicole Miller Shalethia L. Patton Deidra Robinson Jasmine Seka Jessica Victoria Steele
Houston, Texas 77082 Sybil B. Bost 108 Maverick Drive 6212 Morgan Place Court 602 North Hill Apts. 54 Randolph Street 163 Springfield Street Columbia, South Carolina 29223 Cambridge, Massachusetts 02140 Seattle, Washington 98144 6100 Whittemore Court 2389 Red Barn Road 4 Windsor Gap Goodwill 16 Harrison Street 2161 Cherry Valley Lane
Zania Bailey 557 Maner Terrace, SE Harvest, Alabama Atlanta, Georgia 30324 North Hill Parkway Springfield, Massachusetts 01108 Springfield, Massachusetts 01107 Kanika Lyon Crystal Gail King Margaret E. Johnson Upper Marlboro, Maryland 20772 Marietta, Georgia 30064 Hanifa Robinson Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 Memphis, Tennessee 38116
350 Spelman Lane Box #50 Smyrna, Georgia 30080 Joslyn S. Chandler Lauren A. Danzy Atlanta, Georgia 30341 Jennifer Marie Graves BrittSuzanne Hogue 6550 Royal Gorge Court 8855 S. Ridgeland 2011 Stearns Drive Kristi Vergena Mizelle Janell M. Payne 7701 Lanham Lane Hana Sharif Angel Stembridge
Atlanta, Georgia 30314 Samera Bowers 3619 Van Buren Street, N.E. 4167 Edinburgh Trail Tahisha Charlene Edwards 5900 Arlington Avenue #1913 5245 Carroll Warehime Road San Diego, California 92119 Chicago, Illinois 60617 Los Angeles, California 90034 708 Cobb Crossing Drive 6400 Ocho Rios Court Fort Washington, Maryland 20744 10818 Glenway Drive 7721 Conners Road
Kai M. Baker 133 Trinity Avenue, Apt 2404 Minneapolis, Minnesota 55418 Roswell, Georgia 30075 1409 Camden Walk Bronx, New York 10471 Lineboro, Maryland 21102 Latundra Maddox Jamila R. M. LaFleur Nishawnte Johnson Smyrna, Georgia 30080 Louisville, Kentucky 40228 Jerika Robinson Houston, Texas 77070 Winston, Georgia 30187
6025 Shirley Drive Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Kimberly R. Clark Chaton Davis Decatur, Georgia 30033 Erika Nicole Green Ayana Horne 1409 Lily Pond Road 350 Spelman Lane, Box 1698 1650 NW 57th Street Nikea Moffett Bre Alia Tiffany Peeler 275 13th Street, N.E. #811 Kiana Shaw Akeya Stewart
Oakland, California 94611 Chastity Bradley 6019 Bridlington 7333 Bethsaida Drive Alissa Rachelle Ellis 3850 West Blvd. 1812 Hollydale Road Albany, Georgia 31707 Atlanta, Georgia 30314 Miami, Florida 33142 3130 Crestdale Drive, #2181 2021 Grey Avenue Atlanta, Georgia 30309 363 Ashwood Avenue 1806 Rustic Hills Court
Tamara Monet Baldwin 374 Independent Boulevard Houston, Texas 77085 Riverdale, Georgia 30296 24 Noel Drive Los Angeles, California 90008 Ft. Washington, Maryland 20744 Brandeis J. Malbrue Crystal Lawrence Shana B. Johnson Houston, Texas 77080 Evanston, Illinois 60201-3359 Kimberly Ross Atlanta, Georgia 30315 Sugarland, Texas 77479
8 Kings Point Drive Aiken, South Carolina 29803 Adunni Yaa Clarke Geniece R. Davis Fredericksburg, Virginia 22408 Candice Pleshett Griffin Devon L. Hosey 110 Pebble Beach Court 316 South 14th Street 320 Tampa Court 7? Monica Montgomery Kenique D. Penn 1913 Ashley Street Shawn Sheffield Robyn C. Stokes
Hampton, Virginia 23669 Heather Brandenberg 159 Decatur Street 350 Spelman Lane, Box 439 Nailah Flake 1421 Bentley Woods Lane 738 Quinton Avenue College Park, Georgia 30349 Springfield, Illinois 62703 Foster City, California 94404 740 Sidney Marcus Blvd, #8306 12309 Arbor Place Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19138 1537 Springleaf Court 5310 Olympia Drive
Monique Chantelle Barber 18045 Warrington Drive Brooklyn, New York 11233 Atlanta, Georgia 30314 592 Birchberry Terrace Lithonia, Georgia 30058 Cara M. Griffin Trenton, New Jersey 08629 Teresa M. Howell Tawana Mapp 3465 Evanston Avenue Kraytina L. Lawrence 2439 Spirea Street Tessa M. Johnson 645 Rhoads Avenue Atlanta, Georgia 30324 Los Angeles, California 90044 Rosalind Ross Smyrna, Georgia 30080 Indianapolis, Indiana 46228
1329 Meredith Drive Detroit, Michigan 48221 Jamilla Coleman Malene Davis Atlanta, Georgia 30331 5070 Lake Bluff 272 Silver Springs Circle, SW Cincinnati, Ohio 45207 Jacksonville, Florida 32209 Columbus, Ohio 43205 Shana Nicole Moore Jamie Pleasant 620 Bridge Street Wilhelmina R. Shoffner Tesha Stoner
Allen, Texas 75002 Camille Brown 1804 Varnum Street, N.E. 6629 Baubury Court Brandhi Lashawn Flowers > West Bloomfield, Michigan 48323 Atlanta, Georgia 30310 Jamila B. Marcus Mariel J. Lawrence April Johnston 350 Spelman Lane, Box 655 133 Trinity Avenue, Apt 2504 Enterprise, Mississippi 39330 6204 OldYork Road 3213 Wallace Street
Natalie P. Bargeron 780 St. Charles Avenue, #8 Washington, DC 20018 Norcross, Georgia 30093 P.O. Box 901 Sita Griffith Tanya M. Huelett 150 27th Avenue 255 Versailles Road 2145 Bourbon Street Atlanta, Georgia 30314 Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dyonne Rowe NDjamena Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19141 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 191
218 West 38th Street Atlanta, Georgia 30306 Soncia A. Coleman Monique Danielle Davis Clinton, Louisiana 70722 1006 Calgary Glen 10817 56th Avenue Seattle, Washington 98122 Rochester, New York 14621 Beaumont, Texas 77705 Kristin Morrow Kweli Powell Department ofState Margo Yvonne Simpson Natelege Swainson
Savannah, Georgia 31401 Dana Michelle Brown 52-F South Prospect Street 25322 Maidstone Lane Michelle Foster Austell, Georgia 30168 Seattle, Washington 98178 Erica Mattison Janelle E. Layne Shambreia L. Joiner 5346 Moonlight Drive 1510 Tibarron Parkway Washington, D.C. 20521 700 Nina Lane 505 Lakeside Village Drive
LaKisha Bastian 2600 Hybemia Drive Hartford, Connecticut Beachwood, Ohio 44122 1665 Stoddard Circle Tori Hanna-Alien Cornelia Huff 350 Spelman Lane, #1008 956 Dunstan Lane 350 Spelman Lane, #819 Indianapolis, Indiana 46226 Smyrna, Georgia 30080 Kyrel Rowell Foster City, California Atlanta, Georgia 30317
320 Maner Terrace Highland Park, Illinois 60035 Davera Jeneen Cook Petrenia Davis Kennesaw, Georgia 30152 160-29 76th Avenue 370 Chambliss Circle Atlanta, Georgia 30314 Stone Mountain, Georgia 30083 Atlanta, Georgia 30314 TiffanyA. Murray Nafeesa N. Pryce POBox 1808 Erika Sims Erika Tarver
Smyrna, Georgia 30080 Kearstin Brown 122 Edna Street Belvedere 350 Spelman Lane, Box 471 Terri Foster Flushing, New York 11366 Cataula, Georgia 31804 Jillian McAdory Teresa Lee Stephanie Denise Joiner 38 Madrid Drive 3110 Congress Park Drive, #1125 Florence, Alabama 3170 Baxberry Court 5407 Treecrest Parkway
Miranda Baugh 3204 Spring Drive South Carolina 29841 Atlanta, Georgia 30314 350 Spelman Lane #544 Dinet Hardmon Sophia R. Hugher 8401 SW 114 Street 6 Oak Road 159 Pipkin Road Hampton, Virginia 23669 Lake Worth, Florida 33461 Diane Rushemeza Decatur, Georgia 30034 Decatur, Georgia 30035
1406 Wilmington Avenue Alexandria, Virginia 22306 Kendolyn Cooper Tynisha Dawkins Atlanta, Georgia 30314 1533 Northview Drive 928 Sycamore Street Miami, Florida 33156 North Amityville, New York 11701 Jackson, Tennessee 38305 Nakisha Nesmith Tiffany Pryor c/o Dr. Justin Rushemeza/ African Rwanda T. Sirmans Nyema K. Taylor
Richmond, Virginia 23227 Ninita Helen Brown 3708 Parkwood Drive 3310 Crestview Drive Rozalynn S. Frazier Greenville, Mississippi Daytona Beach, Florida 32114 Carla McClendon Veronica N, Lee Denise Jolly 969 Palisade Avenue 1801 Cranbrook Circle Dev. Bank B.P.V. 2901 Winstead Road R 875 Boynton Avenue, #15L
Ivy F. Baylor 547 Cocpan Drive Houston, Texas 77021 High Point, North Carolina 27260 900 N.E. 97th Street Paula Harmon Virginia Wenona Hunt 1903 Ridgenort Road 1701 Turtle Point Drive 1934 HollandAvenue Teaneck, New Jersey 07666 Austell, Georgia 30106 316 Abidjan 01 Cote dIvoire, W ocky Mount, North Carolina 27801 Bronx, New York 10473
7910 Cedarbrook Avenue Altadena, California 91001 Lauren Copeland Gina Naomi Dennis Miami, Florida 33138 350 Spelman Lane Box 631 4735 Roswell Road, Apt 2022 Albany, Georgia 31707 DeSoto, Texas 75115 Bronx, New York Camille Nguti Debernee S. Pugh Rodena Elyse Russell Syreeta Skelton Rashida F. Thigpen
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19150 Rebecca Brown 6900 Balmoral 6205 NebraskaAvenue, NW Ayana Niambi Free Atlanta, Georgia 30314 Atlanta, Georgia 30342 Nikki McGee Janelle Leeks April Sunset Jones 50 Spier Avenue 3072 Washington Road Apt. L-4 2070 Lake Harbin Road, # B-9 1002 Huntington Trace Drive 324 Hillside Village Drive
Tai Beauchamp 2565 Cavalier Drive Detroit, Michigan 48203 Washington, D.C. 20015 6013 Meriwether Lane Jamil Ayanna Harp Ayana M. Hunter 4300 Flat Shoals Road, #2907 1915 Grand Isle Circle, Apt 614B 5807 Stonehaven Drive Rochester, New York 14620 East Point, Georgia 30344 Morrow, Georgia 30260 Smyrna, Georgia 30082 Atlanta, Georgia 30317
527 Chapman Street Decatur, Georgia 30034 Adrienne Nicole Crenshaw Leconte J. Dill Springfield, Virginia 22150 26 Lynwood Place 5928 Grayton Union City, Georgia 30291 Orlando, Florida 32810 Stone Mountain, Georgia 30087 Nakeita M. Norman Patrell Young Purcell Alia Janine Sampson Amy Bridgette Smith Alisha M. Thomas
Hillside, New Jersey 07205 Saleda S. Bryant 46 Pembroke Drive 518 West 119th Street Ayana Lisa Gabriel New Haven, Connecticut Detroit, Michigan 48224 Shanell McGoy Lezli Levene Demetra Jones 1450 Gold Avenue 601 Cheltenham Road 4220 Greentree Lane 5898 6th Street South 910 North West 179 Street
Allysen Beckley 100-19F-Co-op City Boulevard Poughkeepsie, New York 12603 Los Angeles, California 90044 3930 Knottynold Mercedes Harris Lindsey Renee Hunter 1512 Candletree Drive, Apt. 303 220 Sheridan Avenue 1225 Beech Street Memphis, Tennessee 38106 Wilmington, Delaware 19808 College Park, Georgia 30349 Falls Church, Virginia 22041 Miami, Florida 33169
4206 Treecrest Parkway Bronx, New York 10475 Shani Adia Croom Keshia L. Dixon Houston, Texas 77053 927 West 4th Street 3440 S. Cottage Grove, Apt 1109 Peoria, Illinois 61614 Mount Vernon, New York 10552 East Palo Alto, California 94303 Jennifer ONeil Elaine Deborah Quainter Ainka Sanders Casey R. Smith Danielle L. Thomas
Decatur, Georgia 30035 Sara Buchanan 86 Jonathon Drive 984 Mayson Turner Road, NW Aeva Gaymon Riviera Beach, Florida 33404 Chicago, Illinois 60616 Karla McKanders Autumn Lewis Kimberly N. Jones 621 East 33rd Place 445 Markham Street, Apt G-2 3309 Victoria Street 428 Granville Court 316 Pacific Drive
Lettisse R. Bell 2550 Akers Mill Road, SE Easton, Pennsylvania Atlanta, Georgia 30314-2851 421 Grove Street Omara Harris Heather Jackson 11512 Wilson Avenue PSC 561 P.O. Box 614 535 Sweet Briar Road Chicago, Illinois 60616 Atlanta, Georgia 30313 College Park, Georgia 30337 Atlanta, Georgia 30328 Bolingbrook, Illinois 60440
P.O. Box 903182 Apt N-8 Christina M. Cruz Crystal Michelle Donahue Upper Montclair, New Jersey 07043 201 Ranes Drive 269 Pine Street Belleville, Michigan FPO, AE 96310 Memphis, Tennessee 38120 Grace Okrah Qelsi Qualls Lynette Sanders Makia Smith Gaytria D. Thomas
Palmdale, California 93590-3182 Atlanta, Georgia 30339 107 Westpark Place 95 Bradley Court Chanekqua Geddis Henderson, North Carolina 27536 Atlanta, Georgia 30313 Jacqueela N. McKinney Clarissa Lewis Lashon Z. Jones 1377 Singing Trees P.O. Box 12152 1612 W. Lancaster Boulevard 200 Kendle Street 2425 Candler Road F3
Sheretha Bell Janinah Burnett Wyandanch, New York Newnan, Georgia 30263 6005 Dan Drive Kanika H. Jackson 1520 ShamrockAvenue 1404C Druid Valley Drive 1647 89th Avenue Memphis, Tennessee 38116 Atlanta, Georgia 30355 Lancaster, California 93534 Upper Marlboro, Maryland 25774 Decatur, Georgia 30032
96 Williams Road 310 Monaco Run, SW Natasha Dotson Ellenwood, Georgia 30294 455 West State Street, Apt C1E Capitol Heights, Maryland 20743 Atlanta, Georgia 30329 Oakland, California 94621 Kia-Jacquelyn Omotalade Kimberly Reagans Rochelle Sanders Marcie Smith Shantay Thomas
Columbus, Mississippi 39701 Atlanta, Georgia 30331 5908 Nicole Drive Trenton, New Jersey 08618 7238 Monticello Street 112 Armanda Street 6893 Magnolia Street 1011 Birch Street 504 3rd Ave
North Little Rock, Arkansas 72118 205 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15208 Crockett, Texas Lithonia, Georgia 30058 Atlanta, Georgia 30310 Eastman, Georgia 31023

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Nicole E. Thompson
4027 SetonAvenue
Bronx, NewYork 10466 ; ShawrondaLatreasa Thornton Columbus, South Carolina 29062 ! Ashlee M. Tolbert
[ 1122 Country Circle Auburn, Alabama 36830 Renee Tolbert
| ! 38 Holly Drive
New Rochelle, New York 10801 CarnigeeAla-Benee Truesdale 6903 Newby Hall Court Clifton, Virginia 20124
Zamile M. Vilakazi
8 Thwing Street
Boston, Massachusetts
Charlotta A. Vinson
I 705 Toll Street
Monroe, Michigan 48162 Jamila Z. Wade 68 Waumbeck Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02121 Aisha C. Walker
I 140 Old Fairburn Close Atlanta, Georgia 30331 Tiffany Ward
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4336 Victoria Park Drive
I Los Angeles, California 90019 Daria Washington
I 30-40E Clairmont Road
I Atlanta, Georgia 30329
I Najeema Davis Washington
I 65 Devereaux Avenue
Charleston, South Carolina 29403 Danyelle M. Weaver 79 Krebs Road
Plainsboro, New Jersey 08536
Fonda D. Webb
I 4335 Hidden Valley Drive ; Atlanta, Georgia 30349 Latoya S. Wells I 207 Cold Spring Road Stamford, Connecticut 06905 MiaA. Welsh
I 723 Hillside Village Drive Atlanta, Georgia 30317 Tiffany West
4301 Enchanted Circle
Nashville, Tennessee 37218
Monica White
10113 Deer Chase
Columbia, Maryland
ShirondaAhera White
PO Box 50621
Oxnard, California 93030
Kelita Wiley
1165 Vineyard Drive
Conyers, Georgia 30013
Tracy Willey
49 Bouldercrest Lane, #D Atlanta, Georgia 30316 Andrea N. Williams
112 Martin Luther King Street Marlin, Texas 76661 Ashley D. Williams
1090 19th Street
Beaumont, Texas 77706 Brandi L. Williams 9206 S. Normal Chicago, Illinois 60620-2327
Jessica Williams
2408 Mellville Avenue Decatur, Georgia 30032 Kendra Williams
3138 Clinton Avenue, S
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55408 Mesha Williams 350 Spelman Lane, Box 1681
Atlanta, Georgia 30314 NicoleY. Williams 25510 South Woodland Road
Beachwood, Ohio 44122 Tekesia Williams
13517 Jamieson Place Germantown, Maryland 20874 Joni Lachelle Williamson 503 Lisa Drive
Donaldsonville, Louisiana 70346
JacquelineNicole Wills 2189 Sunrise Drive Gainesville, Georgia 30507 Daphne Wilson 5767 Rally Court Rex, Georgia 30273
Kalilia Wilson 3664 Highwood Drive, SE Washington, D.C. 20020
Melanie T. Wilson 917 Pecan Boulevard Jackson, Mississippi 39209
Tonya L. Wilson
5006 Scots Pine Court Hephzibah, Georgia 30815 Staci Wimes
1357 Wichita Drive, SW
Atlanta, Georgia 30311 Kia L. Winston 1930 Kearny Street, NE Washington, D.C. 20018
Joslyn Nicole Witherspoon 19150 Canterbury Detroit, Michigan 48221
La Tanisha Wright 350 Spelman Lane, Box 1623
Atlanta, Georgia 30314 Shamolie Wyckoff 12018 Northgate Drive
Huntsville, Alabama 35810
Kimberly Young 1577 Orlando Street
Atlanta, Georgia 30311 Nikki Nakpangi Youngblood 5335 Biffle Road
Stone Mountain, Georgia 30088 Courtney Zollicoffer 59Artillery Road Hampton, Virginia 23669
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