Quadrangle

4

What does it mean when

we say, "A Changing Per-
spective?" A dictionary might
tell us that a perspective is a
specific point of view in
understanding or judging
things and events, but there
is more to life than a defini-
tion found in a book. "A Changing Perspective" could be the
way our college has transformed itself over the years from
an all women's finishing school to a coeducational private
college, or the physical changes to the campus. More truly
though, "A Changing Perspective" refers to us, the students
of LaGrange College, and the many ways we see the world
around us. The student body of this college has become one
of many races, cultures, countries, religions, and genera-
tions with equally diverse points of view. Our diversity
continually forces us to reevaluate our global vision. More
personally, "A Changing Perspective" also means the way
we perceive issues, places, people, and most importantly
ourselves. As our world continues to evolve and change,
so too will our perspectives.

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8

On April 1 , 1 992 through

the generosity of the
Callaway Foundation,
LaGrange College history
was changed forever. The
once land-locked campus
suddenly grew to include the
former Callaway Education
Association land and buildings a pool and cabana, an
auditorium, a second gymnasium, two Softball fields, six
tennis courts and a new home for the growing music de-
partment in the Callaway Education Building. The largest
single contribution in the history of the college doubled the
size of our campus overnight. With this magnificent gift, our
perspective altered to include new educational opportuni-
ties in both academic and co-curricular programs. Future
plans for the Callaway campus include extensive pool
renovations and additions, adding a soccer field, a baseball
diamond and a state-of-the-art fitness facility. A new era in
the life of the college is beginning now and will continue for
generations to come.

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12

For over twenty years

LaGrange College sociology
students have been reaching
out to the surrounding
community in the form of
the volunteer program.
Recently though, helping
those in need has become
more of a way of thinking than just a part of class. Fraterni-
ties, sororities, Wesley Fellowship, Baptist Student Union
and other campus organizations have been incorporating
philanthropy into their activities. Beginning two years ago
the College 101 program also included volunteerism as a
part of its curriculum. Why are we so interested in helping
other people? Ms. Judy Burdett of the sociology department
feels that "a person learns something about himself in
relation to his fellow man by helping other people." From
such well-publicized projects as rebuilding hurricane rav-
aged homes in Florida to the more personal moments of
visiting the elderly in local nursing homes, we students of
LaGrange College continue to demonstrate a concern for
the world and not just ourselves.

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16

Who is a nontraditional

student? As our college
community continues to
change, so too does the
composition of our student
body. The nontraditional
student is often a little
older, works full-time and
may have a family. The nontraditional student may be from
another country and seeking new experiences at LaGrange
College. The nontraditional student may be returning to
finish an education or to begin a new career. Whatever the
circumstances, the nontraditional student is faced with a
different set of issues. When brought into the classroom,
this perspective provides new insights and ideas that cause
us all to reevaluate the meaning of education.

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EVENTS

February 8, 1993

Fashion Show and
Lip Sync

February 9, 1993

International
Olympics

February 10, 1993

Food Fair and
Cultural Exhibition

February 1 1, 1993

International Chapel
Service

T-shirt sales in
Bookstore

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INTERNATIONAL WEEK

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1993 EVENTS

Philanthropy Day

Car Wash

Softball

Volleyball

Tournament

Mixers

Panhellenic Jersey Day
Greek Games
Obstacle Course
Three Legged Race
Press Your Chest
Into The Bean Bag
Wheel Barrow Race
Pie Eating
Tug of War
Greek T-shirt Day
Lake Day at the Moon

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Tuesday, April 27

Chapel Service, Natalie Woodruff, Kappa Delta
Awards Banquet, Department of Business
Administration and Economics, Dr. Donald
Ratajczak, Georgia State University,
Keynote speaker

Wednesday, April 28

Honors Celebration

Thursday, April 29

Chapel Service, Laura Rains, College

Chaplain and Counselor
Focused Workshop, Dr. Rebecca Chopp,

Emory University, leader
Community Banquet and Awards

Saturday, May 1

May Day Activities

Parents, faculty, students and alumni gather

for lunch on soccer field
Step Singing Competition
Presentation of Distinguished Alumnus Award
Installation of 1993-1994 SGA Executive

Committee

Presentation of May Day Court, King and Queen
Sunday, May 2

Chapel Service, Reverend Larry Roberts,

Methodist Children's Home, Macon
Road Rallye

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SPRING FLING/PARENT 'S DAY

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EVENTS

Fall Quarter

Braves Game Trip
Freshman Elections
Foot Rallye

Discount Tickets to Cineplex Odeon Theaters
Homecoming Festivities
Comedy Show
Movie: Freddy Returns
Road Rallye

Trip to Atlanta-Little Five Points and

Underground
Trip to Boaz Outlet Center
Thanksgiving and Christmas Chapel Service
Study Breaks

Winter Quarter

Movie: Singles
Lip Sync

Ice Skating Trip to Stone Mountain
Roller Skating Party
Trip to Atlanta Omni-Hawkes Game
Quadrangle Dance

Trip to Berry College- LaGrange Panthers

Basketball Game
Road Rallye
Study Breaks

Spring Quarter

SGA Elections
Movie: Bodyguard
Roller Skating Party

Spring Fling: Band Curiosity Shoppe, dinner

on the deck, volleyball
May Day
Road Rallye

Rafting Trip on Flint River
Trip to Renaissance Festival
Study Breaks

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THE TAMING OF THE SHREW

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ITION SCHEDULE

September 12-October 31, 1992
November 4-December 18, 1992
January 9-February 23, 1993

February 28-March 29, 1993

April 3-May 4, 1993

May 18-August 31, 1993

John Tweddle, paintings, drawings and sculpture
Charles Schmidt and Joan Curran, paintings
Corrine Colarusso, Elizabeth Cain and Paige Harvey,
paintings

Jamie Howard, prints and sculpture, Mary Ruth Moore,
photographs

John Wawrzonek, dye transfer photographs and
workshop

Prints from the Chattahoochee Valley Art Museum and
Lamar Dodd Art Center and Senior Shows

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PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE

Fall Quarter

Faculty Showcase Recital
Mimmi Fulmer, Soprano

Artist-in-Residence

Recitals, Master Classes, CONTACT
Student Recital

Mark Ensley, Faculty Piano Recital
LaGrange College Singers and Wind Ensemble

Winter Quarter

Cindy Ensley, Faculty Voice Recital
Robert Page, Conductor

Artist-in-Residence

Master Classes, Open Rehearsals,

CONTACT
Lee Johnson, Composer

Premiere of new CD, The Match,

Patterson Planetarium
Student Recital
Callaway Concert: A Tribute

Premiere of Symphony No. 1

by Lee Johnson

Spring Quarter

LaGrange College Music Festival
Ithica Wind Quintet

The Music of Paul Goldstaub, Composer
Rehearsals, Lessons, Lecture, Workshops

Roger Hudson, Faculty Guitar Recital

Student Recital

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Callaway Concert: A Tribute marked the
collaboration of Auburn University, the
Georgia Institute of Technology, the
Lafayette Society for the Performing Arts,
LaGrange College and the University of
Georgia in paying tribute to the great
philanthropist, industrialist and citizen Fuller
Earle Callaway, Jr. On March 5, 1993,
composer and director Lee Johnson
premiered his Symphony No.l, written in
tribute to Mr. Callaway, with scriptural text
selected by Dr. Paul Baxter. A 135 voice choir
and an orchestra of 35 musicians also
presented Mozart's Missa Solemnis.

CALLAWAY CONCERT

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CONTACT EVENTS
Tim Schippmann, P.U.S.H. America
Ford McClain, Management Consultant
Barry Moser, Illustrator
Scott Cheek, LaGrange Police Department
Jeff Lukken, Republican Candidate for Ga. Senate
Nancy Manley, American College in London
Loretta Dunn, Careers in Computer Science
Susan Ayers, Alcohol Awareness
Mimmi Fulmer, 20th Century Vocal Music
Pat Nivens, Computer Science
Beth Guthrie, Pineland Community Day Project
Charles Schmidt and Joan Curran, Painters
John Poythress, Karate Specialist
Melba Moon, Lady's of Seneca Falls
Jerry Uden, Emerging Digital Technologies
Robert Franklin, Martin Luther King Observance
Cynthia Kristan-Graham, Aztec Art and
Civilization

American College of London, Trip to London
Robert Page, Conductor of the Chicago Symphony
Poti, Republic of Georgia Panel Discussion
Renee Brachfeld and Mary Jean Hartel,

Storytellers
Jamie Howard, Printmaker
Phil Williams, Director of Wells Computer Center
Linda Jordan, American Working Women in WWII
Dr. Kurt Wise, The Fossil Record
Dr. Patrick Dillon, The Future of Stories

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SCOREBOARD

Warren Wilson
Agnes Scott
Mobile
Less-McCrae

8-OW
10-OW
3-4L
1-5L

Lee 7-OW
Tennessee Wesleyan 1 -3L

Wesleyan
William Carey
Anderson
West Florida
Huntingdon
Wesleyan
Agnes Scott
SCAD
Mobile

Florida Atlantic

10-OW
2-1 1L
0-5L

0- 4L

1- 4L
6-OW

6- lW

7- OW
3-4L
1-4L

/. Krista Drescher

2. Katy Pettis

3. Jessica Williams
Chris Acquista

5. Coach Jeff Gee ter

6. Nancy Roberts

7. Nicole Horn ung

8. Jennifer McKendrick

9. Allison Monica

10. Holly Foster

1 1 . Karen Goodman

12. Lauren Hutcheson

13. Brooke Dougherty

14. Ingrid Leek

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WOMEN'S SOCCER

A

fter three years of
steady improvement,
. women's soccer coach
Jeff Geeter declared the 1992
Lady Panthers "the best
team yet". The team finished
the season ranked fourth in
the nation in the National
Association of the Intercollegiate
Athletics (NAIA) for team
offense with 68 goals in 16
games for an average of 4.25
goals a game. The Lady
Panthers displayed an
explosive offense and
tenacious defense against a
tough schedule including
several nationally ranked
teams. Several team
members had outstanding
year-end achievements.

Karen Goodman, forward,
led the nation in the NAIA in
two categories scoring
average and total points.
Karen also ranked second in
goals scored, seventh in
total assists, and tenth in
assists average. Brooke
Dougherty, a midfielder/
forward, finished sixth in the
nation in total assists and
sixth in assists average. Ingrid
Leek, Nicole Hornung, and
Lauren Hutcheson were all
named to the 1992 NAIA
Academic All-America Team.
The women's team and Coach
Geeter will greatly miss the
talents of graduating seniors
Krista Drescher, Nicole
Hornung and Ingrid Leek.

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MEN'S SOCCER

The 1992 men's
soccer team finished
the season with a
record of 6-10. Although the
Panthers faced a challenging
schedule which included
two Top 20 teams, both the
players and coaches were
disappointed with the final
standings. "We were very
inconsistent all year and
never really got into a good
rhythm, "said Head Coach
Jeff Geeter. "We played quite
well at times, but couldn't
maintain it over the whole
season. But the guys return-
ing know what it will take to
be successful in 1993, and
we're all looking forward to
next season." Highlights of
the 1992 season included a
two game sweep in Nashville
over Belmont University and
Cumberland University, and
a 5-1 Homecoming rout of
Piedmont College. Seniors
Brian Fekete and Chris Selby
gave strong efforts all year
despite injuries. John
Sheffield was named 1st
Team All-District in his
Junior season.

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1 . Chris Walsh

2. Chris Selby

3. Ivan Asteghene

4. Steven Clark

5. Mike Wolfe

6. Brian Fekete

7. Jason Abney

8. Mark Rogers

9. Robbie McConnell

1 0. Jeff Esola

1 1 . Fred Padovano

12. Gannon Shuler

I

73. John Sheffield

14. Matt Candler

1 5. John Seitzinger

16. James M in ton

1 7. Coach Jeff Geeter

18. Chris Barnas

SCOREBOARD

Huntingdon 1-8L

Brewton Parker 0-3L

Birmingham Southern 0-6L

Atlanta Christian 6-OW

Clayton State O IL

USC -Aiken 0-4L

Berry 0-3L

Belmont 4-2W

Cumberland 4-1W

Piedmont 0-1L

Central Wesleyan 1 -0W

Piedmont 5-1W
Tennessee Wesleyan 1 -4L

North Georgia 6-3W

Clayton State 1 -3L

William Carey 0-1 1L

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SCOREBOARD

Tennessee Temple

L

Oglethorpe

L

Toccoa Falls

W

Atlanta Christian

W

Agnes Scott

w

Milsapps

w

Armstrong State

L

Lee

L

Tennessee Temple

W

Toccoa Falls

w

North Greenville

w

Huntingdon

L

West Georgia

L

Wesleyan

W

Spelman

w

Agnes Scott

w

Faulkner State

L

Toccoa Falls

w

Wesleyan

w

Fort Valley State

L

Emoiy

L

Atlanta Christian

W

Fort Valley State

w

Southern Union

L

U. of South Tournament 2-3

West Georgia L

Southern Union W

Augusta College L

Armstrong State L

Emory L

Oglethorpe L

Palm Beach Atlantic L

Palm Beach Atlantic L

Huntingdon L

Emory L

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VOLLEYBALL

A time of transition
best describes the
1992 women's
varsity volleyball season.
Coach Larry Thompson, Jr.
worked intensely with a
team of many new members
through "one of the tough-
est schedules in the history
of the school." The team
members came together to
finish the season with a
espectable 16-18 record,
repeating as NA1A District 25
champions and playing in
the Tri-District Tournament

at the University of North
Florida. Coach Thompson
was named for the second
consecutive time as Coach
of the Year in District 25
volleyball. Three outstanding
members of the team made
the All-District Team: gradu
ating senior Maureen Oles,
junior Tracy Schuster and
freshman Heather Hardy.
Tracy Schuster was also,
for the first time in La-
Grange College volleyball
history, named to the All-
Region Team.

1 . Jennifer McKinzie

2. Leigh Tibbitts

3. Yvonne Helm

4. Allison Weaver

5. Tracy e Taylor

6. Trina Hughes

7. Jennifer Crockett

8. Heather Hardy

9. Tracy Schuster

1 0. Corry Broxterman

1 1 . Maureen Oles

12. Jennifer McConnell

13. Lisa Stewart

14. Daphne Waller

1 5. Coach Larry Thompson, Jr.

BASKETBALL

The 1992-93 basket-
ball year proved to
be a banner one for
the LaGrange College Pan-
thers. Finishing the season
with an impressive 21-11
record, the Panthers earned
a District 25 playoff berth for
the second consecutive year.
With five players averaging
double figures in scoring,
the team displayed a bal-
anced attack that was high-
scoring and exciting to
watch. The three-point shot
was a valuable weapon in
the Panther's arsenal as they
rang up the second highest
three-point shooting per-
centage in the NAIA. The Red
and Black was led by senior

guard Deante Traylor, a first
team All-District and third
team All-America selection,
who broke the LaGrange
College single game scoring
record with a 55 point
outburst against Selma. The
most exciting game of the
season was a 65-64 victory
over Georgia Southwestern
on the road. Despite losing
valuable seniors Tommy
Anderson and Anthony
Arrington, the future for the
Panthers looks promising.
With returning players
Deante Traylor, Laroyd
Boyd, Randy Hagerdon and
continued fan support, Coach
Randy Unger expects another
great season in 1993-94.

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Wke Chambers
~)errill Hutson
7 loyd Wallace
Aike Shelton
>au\ Connolly

6. Tommy Anderson

7. Chad Lavender

8. Nate Dixon

9. Porter Smith

10. Kevin Hunt

11. Anthony Arlington

12. Harold Leslie

13. Paul Ramsey

14. Laroyd Boyd

1 5. Eric Moore

16. Brian Theisen

1 7. Randy Hagerdon

1 8. Todd Catron

1 9. Mark Save

20. Chris Boles

21. Chet Blacks tock

22. Philip Ponder

23. Randolph Hale

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SCOREBOARD

Piedmont

1 1 1 -82W

Life

71 105L

Selma 138-127W

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Peidmont

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Brewton Parker

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Kennesaw State

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Ga. Southwestern

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Pensacola Christian

1 16-84W

Warren Wilson

108-53W

Brewton Parker

101-86W

Southern Tech

72-77L

North Georgia

90-76W

Clayton State

84-97L

Stillman 1

27-123W

Berry

75-94L

Shorter

74-78L

Dist.25 Tourn./Berry 76-85L

SCOREBOARD

Emory

3-7L

Emory

12-5W

Birmingham So.

0-10L

Birmingham So.

0-9L

Birmingham So.

3-13L

West Georgia

6-16L

Tuskegee

6-7L

Tuskegee

5-OW

Auburn-Mont.

14-19L

Huntingdon

2-3L

Huntingdon

0-10L

Faulkner

0-7L

Faulkner

0-6L

Talladega

9-8W

Faulkner

2-OW

Faulkner

3-10L

Shorter

3-5L

Shorter

2-5L

Huntingdon

7-14L

GA Southwestern

0-16L

GA Southwestern

13-2W

Talladega

3-1 1L

Southern Tech

2-6L

Southern Tech

0-lL

Minn.-Duluth

9-13L

Minn.-Duluth

11-12L

Minn.-Duluth

9-8W

Minn.-Duluth

4-6L

Brewton Parker

3-10L

Brewton Parker

9-3W

Kennesaw State

2-3L

Kennesaw State

2-3L

A.U.M.

1-15L

Shorter

5-24L

Shorter

1 1-13L

Berry

8-6W

Berry

2-7L

Piedmont

3-7L

Piedmont

6-7L

GA Southwestern

2-6L

GA Southwestern

10-12L

West Georgia

0-10L

Tuskegee Univ.

6-5W

Berry

2-7L

Berry

0-19L

Brewton Parker

4-7L

Brewton Parker

5-15L

Piedmont

0-lL

Piedmont

4-1 1L

Southern Tech

2-10L

Southern Tech

2-1 1L

Mobile

7-10L

Mobile

0-3L

Kennesaw State

1-5L

Kennesaw State

0-5L

BASEBALL

The 1993 baseball
season was one of
frustration and
disappointment. From
January into the season,
the Panthers lost six
pitchers for various rea-
sons. But the 10-45
record is a bit deceiving
as the Panthers lost
several very close games
to some strong teams.
Highpoints included
defeating Brewton Parker
College, ranked eighth in
the nation, on their home
field and defeating the
highly-rated Berry Col-
lege. A solid core group is
returning next year and
Coach Phil Williamson
hopes to recruit some
strong pitchers. Key
seniors Joe Jarrett, Mitch
Purvis, William Carson,
Tim Smith, Mike Shelton
and Trey Baldwin will be
missed.

Craig Garner
Matt Alford
Stan Williamson
Jason Nelson
Eric Sikes
Tom Gooch
Tony Prolago
Chad Davis
Mitch Purvis
>. Ben She lnutt

1 1 . Trey Baldwin

12. Hal Morrow

13. Stormy Weathers

14. Coach Doug Smith

15. Ken Ledford

1 6. Joe Jarrett

1 7. Jeff Jernigan

1 8. Brad Morman

19. Todd Gillespie

20. Derek Porter

21. John Kennedy

22. William Carson

23. Coach Phil Williamson

24. Toby Richardson

25. Chad Coleman

26. Bryon Smith

27. Abe Kraus

28. Marc Johnston

29. Mike Shelton

30. Robert Wicks

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SOFTBALL

The 1993 LaGrange
College Lady Pan-
thers softball team
enjoyed its finest season
ever as they captured the
school's first ever women's
softball conference champi-
onship. Coach Larry Thomp-
son, Jr.'s Lady Panthers
finished the year with an
overall record of 49-1 1 and
capped the season off with a
2-0 win over North Georgia
College to take the Georgia
Intercollegiate Athletic

Conference (G.I.A.C.) Soft-
ball Championship.

During the 1993 season,
the Lady Panthers set over
twenty new school and
individual records including
the most wins with 49 and
team batting average at .439.
LaGrange College also had
to its credit a championship
in the Chattahoochee Valley
College Invitational Tourna-
ment and a fifth place finish
in the Gulf Coast College
Invitational Tournament.

Graduating senior Kelly
Britsky, junior Melissa
Rossner, sophomore Dana
Lawhon and freshmen Trina
Hughes and Jennifer
Crockett made the all
G.I.A.C. team. Senior Tracye
Taylor was named G.I.A.C.
Player of the Year as she led
the conference in hitting
with an average of .575.
Coach Larry Thompson, Jr.
was named G.I.A.C. Coach
of the Year for the second
consecutive season.

"This team accomplished
something no other team
will ever do and that's
winning the first champion-
ship," stated Coach Thomp-
son. "It was a great year, I'm
really proud of all these girls
and what they were able to
accomplish," he further saidi:
The future looks bright for
the Lady Panthers as they
lose only four players from
this great team.

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Kristi Plunkett
Trina Hughes
Dana Lawhon

4 . CVCC Championship Trophy

5. Holly Foster

6. Jennifer McKinzie

7. Kelly Britsky

8. Tracye Taylor

9. Asst. Coach Gary Lawhon

10. Leigh Tibbits

1 1 . Melissa Rossner

12. Coach Larry Thompson, Jr.

13. Jennifer Crockett

14. Rhonda Hudgins

SCOREBOARD

Andrew

7-4W

Andrew

8-6W

Dekalb

5-2W

Dekalb

7-lW

Central Alabama

4-5L

Central Alabama

6-OW

Gulf Coast

2-7L

Gulf Coast

12-19L

Gulf Coast

2-10L

Gulf Coast

7-5W

Brunswick

7-OW

Darton

7-2W

Meredian

3-14L

Chipola

19-8W

Gadsden State

5-OW

Dekalb

4-OW

Dekalb

2-OW

Gordon

17-3W

Gordon

7-5W

Chatt. Valley

13-1 1W

Chatt. Valley

13-2W

Atlanta Metro

18-3W

Atlanta Metro

14-2W

North Georgia

9-lW

North Georgia

12-5W

Brewton Parker

7-OW

Brewton Parker

13-lW

Gadsden State

6-5W

Gulf Coast

3-6L

NW Alabama

14-lW

Univ. of the South

23-OW

North Georgia

3-2W

Calhoun

7-14L

Atlanta Metro

20-2W

Atlanta Metro

22-OW

Shorter

12-17L

Shorter

14-2W

Enterprise

4-3W

Faulkner State

1 1-13L

Wallace-Dothan

12-lOW

L B. Wallace

1 1-2W

Southern Univ.

15-lOW

Brewton Parker

16-5W

Brewton Parker

21-IW

Chatt. Valley

20-4W

Chatt. Valley

20-7W

Shorter

10-8W

Shorter

12-7W

Andrew

8-4W

Andrew

16-4W

Wallace-Selma

7-OW

North Georgia

7-4W

North Georgia

12-7W

Southern Union

7-OW

Southern Union

7-OW

North Georgia

4-6L

Shorter

16-4W

North Georgia

14-4W

GIAC Championship Game

North Georgia

2-OW

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I

MEN'S TENNIS

Although the overall
record was disap-
pointing, the 1993
LaGrange men's tennis team
displayed fine effort
throughout the season. Tim
Schippmann led the team in
victories, followed by Chris
Bailey and Scott Hubbard.
Robbie Waggoner and Zen
Ohashi were competitive in
singles and doubles, and
Todd Harrison teamed with
Schippman for several hard-
fought wins at No. 1
doubles. "Tennis is a pretty
strong sport in District 25,"

said Head Coach Jeff Geeter.
"I was really proud of the
effort the guys gave
throughout the season."
Senior Schippman, named
the team's Most Valuable
Player, earned the 4th seed
at No. 1 singles for the
District Tournament and
advanced to the semi-finals
before being eliminated by
eventual champion Berry
College. Freshman
Waggoner earned the
Coaches' Award for his
season-long hard work and
dedication.

SCOREBOARD

Brewton Parker

8-

1W

Oglethorpe

0-

-9L

Piedmont

3

6L

North Georgia

4-

-5L

Piedmont

2

-7L

GA Southwestern

2

-7L

/.

Todd Harrison

Berry

-9L

2.

Scott Hubbard

GA Southwestern

2

-7L

3.

Chris Bailey

North Georgia

2

-7L

4.

Robbie Waggoner

Southern Tech

1

-8L

5.

Tim Schippmann

Shorter

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Coach Jeff Geeter

Southern Tech

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Zen Ohashi

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WOMEN'S TENNIS

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The 1993 LaGrange
College women's
tennis team worked
hard throughout the season
and was competititve in
many matches. Junior Chris
Acquista led the team in
victories and was named the
team's Most Valuable Player.
Allison Weaver and Layla
Rentz gave good efforts and
were involved in several 3-

set matches. Freshman
Robyn Vosbury worked hard
to improve and earned the
Coaches' Award. Emmie
Powell represented the team
well, and lost a tough 3-set
match at the District Tour-
nament. "The women played
hard against some very
strong teams," said Head Coach
Jeff Geeter; "they all showed
improvement over the season."

/. Allison Weaver

2. Robyn Vosbury

3. Emmie Powell

4. Layla Rentz

Not Pictured: Chris Acquista

SCOREBOARD

Brewton Parker 6-3W

Brenau 0-9L

Oglethorpe 0-9L

Piedmont 3-6L

Kennesaw 0-9L

GA Southwestern 0-9L

Berry 0-9L

North Georgia 0-9L

GA Southwestern 2-7L

Shorter 0-9L

North Georgia 0-9L

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CHEERLEADERS

73

INTRAMURALS

Campus Recreation
and Intramural
Sports (C.R.I.S.)
hosted approximately 400
different individuals in three
quarters of intramural
competition in 1992-93.
Independent men's teams
won the championship in
flag football, basketball and
softball thus giving the
"Indies" the bragging rights
for Men's Intramural Cham-
pion. Independent teams
also won the title of
Women's Intramural Cham-
pion with wins in volleyball,
basketball and softball.
Teams and/or individuals
also competed in men's

volleyball, coed volleyball,
water volleyball, pickleball,
badminton, bowling, golf,
tennis, ping pong, 3 on 3
basketball and H*0*R*S*E.
Campus 3 on 3 champions
Todd Harrison, Matt Czarick,
David Bartley, Trina Hughes,
Leigh Tibbitts and Kelly
Britsky competed in the
regional tournament in
Atlanta. Although they did
not bring home the champi-
onship, both teams repre-
sented LaGrange College
well. With the completion of
the natatorium, C.R.I.S. is
planning on an even more
exciting year of intramural
competition in 1993.

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ASSOCIATION OF
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CATHOLIC
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DEUTSCHER KLUB

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HABITAT FOR
HUMANITY

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HILLTOPPERS

Margaret Davis 10.

Stuart Terrell 11

April Lee 12.

Sandra Yeske 13.

Stacey French 14.

Kim Davis 15.

Sonya Gaither 16.

Brandie Broadwell 1 7.

Allison Monica 18.

David Bartley
Lisa Adams
Melinda Martin
Leigh Anne Bass
Jennifer McKendrick
Rob O'Neal
Jarrett Bennett
Jamie Kilburn
Jason Abney

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HILLTOP NEWS

1. Julia Dyar

2. Susan Summerour

3. Jon Whipple

4. Kerri Reese

5. Stacey French

6. Charity Sacco

7. Chad Parker

8. Laurie Keith

9. Wesley Twiggs

10. Kelly Dyer

1 1 Karla Reese

1 2 . Jenny Hutcherson

13. Jennifer Strickland

14. Marit Hoehamer

15. Debra Pulliam

16. Brandie Broadwell

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NTERFAITH

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INTERNATIONAL
STUDENTS CLUB

91

LAGRANGE
COLLEGE
SINGERS

9. Michele Eyerly 18. Chad Parker

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LOST COMEDY

93

MASTER OF BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
ASSOCIATION

9. Kelly Hearn 18. Zeke Lambert

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STUDENT
GOVERNMENT
ASSOCIATION

16. Jon Whipple

17. Andy Wick

18. Cindy Winter

19. Ted Scharre

20. Karen Goodman

21. Mark Turner

22. Brian Manning

23. GinnyChilds

24. Andy McCullough

25. Tim Schippmann

26. Bernard Harmon

27. MattCzarick

28. Chip Waller

29. Robert O'Neal

12.

13.
14.
15.

Yvette Nowell
Angela Clifton
Katy Pettis
Jon Anderson
Matt Lindsey
Sandra Yeske
Jena Parrish
Robin Bassett
Marisa Almeida
Nicole Homung
Jamie Kilburn
Leigh Anne Bass
Rosemary Greene
Stoney Barnett
John Slanovits

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F E L L O

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W S H I P

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3.

4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

Emmie Powell
Mary Leslie Hardy
Ginny Childs
Yvette Nowell
Dot Jones
Yoko Kimpara
Daniel Calhoun
Debra Pulliam
Kimberly Doss

10. Donna Graybill

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S I G M

A

1 .

Dr. Forest Morrisett

13.

Carol Yin

2.

Lauren Hutcheson

14.

Mike Searcy

3.

Shae Ross

15.

Dr. John Hurd

4.

Dr. Don Jolly

16.

Russell Blalock

5.

Geoffrey Schmits

17.

Martin Wilson

6.

Dr. G. McClanahan

18.

Chris Willingham

7.

Sonya Miller

19.

Erskine James

8.

P.M. Hicks

20.

Ben Peters

9.

Stephanie Pryor

21.

Julius Floeter

10.

Cindy Cofield

22

Danny Cummings

n.

Jim Bradfield

23.

Dr. Sue Duttera

12.

Larry Duquette

24.

Dr. W. McCoy

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PHI ALPHA THETA

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PSYCHOLOGY
HONOR
SOCIETY

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ALPHA PHI ALPHA

1 1 1

ALPHA
O M I C R O N PI

1.

Karla Reese

11.

Polly Hull

2.

Melanie Miller

12.

Kelly Dyer

3.

Marit Hoehamer

13.

Shelly Collins

4.

Michelle Sims

14.

Amy Faulds

5.

Kerri Reese

15.

Angela Clifton

6.

Susanne Moesseler

16.

Laura Hendry

7.

Christy Moody

17.

Andrea Ray

8.

Mollie Roberts

18.

Casey Stephens

9.

Christi Smith

19.

Jenny Hutcherson

10.

Lori Joiner

DELTA TAU DELTA

Eric Pitts
Neal Potter
Todd Gillespie
Randolph Collins
Todd Herrington
Steve Davis
Mark Gibson
Chris Rushford
Clint Houchins
Alex Dagenhart
Robb Scofield
Tim Thomaston
Jamie Kilburn
Chris Herring

15.

16.
17.

19.
20.
21.
22.
23.

Rob O'Neal
Jarrett Bennett
Jamie Ball
Scott Brown
Chris Boles
Blaine Chippendale
Matt Purvis
Mike Simmons
Tim Smith
Steve Hashimoto

Not pictured:
Stuart Hayes

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KAPPA DELTA

1. Heather Hardy 15.

2. Anna Moore 16.

3. Allison Monica 17.

4. Katy Pettis 18.

5. Stacey French 19.

6. Debbie Doster 20.

7. NikkiWalther 21.

8. Brandie Broadwell 22.

9. Krista Drescher 23.

10. Rosemary Greene 24.

11. Jennifer Hassell 25.

12. Jenni Newlin 26.

13. Jennifer McKendrick 27.

14. Melinda Martin

Ashley O Connor
Karen Goodman
Ginny Childs
Cindy Winter
Kelley Feuling
Natalie Woodruff
Holly Foster
Ashleigh Whitted
Susie Everett
Jessica Williams
Colleen Crotty
Leigh Anne Bass
Lisa Jordin

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1.

Gina Phillips

20.

Susan Cason

2.

Jena Parrish

21.

April Lee

3.

Marie Hicks

22.

Lisa Spillers

4.

Dana Davis

23.

Sandra Yeske

5.

Lisa Adams

24.

Julie Dixon

6.

Wendy Shierling

25.

Maureen Oles

7.

Dawn Levens

26.

Leslie Dunn

8.

Kali Horton

27.

Eliza Watson

9.

April Jones

28.

Stephanie Brown

10.

Leanne Johnson

29.

Tonya Waller

1 1.

Ida Solomon

30.

Cherie Allen

12.

Amy Thompson

31.

Ashli Wade

13.

Suzanne Holcombe

32.

Mary Leslie Hardy

14.

Michelle Carver

33.

Darby Durand

15.

Vicky Sams

34.

Kellie Bowen

16.

Amy Jackson

35.

Chris Acquista

17.

Kim Parrish

36.

Dana Strodl

18.

Sherry Sims

37.

Julie White

19.

Donna Livingston

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PI KAPPA PHI

1.

Chip Waller

12.

Stuart Terrell

2.

Chris Paul

13.

Ed Hood

3.

Jim Bradfield

14.

John Slanovits

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Stoney Barnett

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David Bartley

16.

Rich Holman

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Bradley Sherwood

17.

Marshall Still

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7.

Mark Turner

18.

Matt Wash

8.

Steve Clark

19.

Michael Hodges

9.

Tim Schippmann

20.

Chris Bailey

10.

John Goodwin

21.

Gannon Shuler

11.

Matt Czarick

22.

Andy Wick

117

GRADUATES

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1 . Jennie Freeman

2. Martha Minter

3. Marcia Ferri

4. Barbra Hornsby

5. Kelley Gil!

6. Tracy Jones

7. Claire Vollenweider

8. Jane Anne Ridings

9. LeRoy Brownell

10. Andrea Trainer

Art

Stephanie
Falkenberry
Danna Beck
Leslie Howard
Mel Major
Susan Nelson
Diane Sweat
Dr. Garcia
Page Clements
Joanie Blanks

Graduate Business students are pictured on page 93.

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John Albright
Dana Almasri
Greg Baggett
Sandra Bailey
Robin Bassett
Russell Blalock
Wes Bodge
Kelly Britsky

Leslie Bushar
Darin Capes
Teresa Carter
Angela Clifton
Shelly Collins
Thmeaka Crawl
Ravata Davis
Stacy Dix

122

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Debbie Doster
Krista Drescher
Amy Faulds
Irene Fries
Sonya Gaither

Kevin Hancock
Mary Leslie Hardy
Cyndee Harrison
Todd Harrison
Ben Henkels

Joli Higgins
Mark Hopkins
Nicole Hornung
Jeff Jernigan
Byron Jones

Dorothy Jones
Leslie Jones
Linda Jordan
Penny Kojak
Adelia Ladson

123

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Jayme Laney
Ingrid Leek
Sherry Lego
Angela Lynn
Brian Manning
Melanie Miller

Nikki Miller
Sonya Miller
Anna Moore
Michelle Morris
Tatsuya Noguchi
Maureen Oles

Manabu Owada
Mary Ellen Parkins
Betty Parmer
Valerie Patillo
Leeanne Pless
Kristi Plunkett

Stephanie Pryor
Debra Pulliam
Sarah Randall
Elisa Riddell
Vicky Sams
Tim Schippmann

124

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Melissa Shell
Susan Stadler
Amy Thompson
Meshka Tull
Mark Turner

Angela Walker
Gary Whitehall, Jr
Cynthia Winter
Elizabeth Wolford
Mickey Yanagita

125

UNDERCLASSMEN

Lisa Adams
Shenisa Adams
Karen Albornoz
Melissa Albornoz
Maria Lisa Almeida
James Austin
Chris Bailey

Lee Bailey
Chris Barnas
George Barnett
Adam Barrett
Leigh Anne Bass
Adair Baxter Rains
Darlene Bedley

Kimberly Bennett
Christine Bentley
Katie Betts
Dalene Botha
James Bradfield
Becky Brand
Charles Brazell

Brandie Broadwell
Stephanie Brown
Clayton Byars
Todd Catron
Randolph Collins

A

F

David Cook
Nikki Corn
Jennifer Crockett
Colleen Crotty
Steven Crowe

Mohammed Darwish
Steven Davis
Terrie Davis
Pamela Dimuro
Julie Dixon
David Donnell

Brooke Dougherty
Ashley Dupuy
Kelly Dyer
Susie Everett
Shelley Eyerly
Amie Fann

127

UNDERCLASSMEN

Kimberly Fennel
Kelley Feuling
Holly Foster
Stacey French
Dominique Gibbs

Mark Gibson
Todd Gillespie
Lakethceian Gilliam
Karen Goodman
Brian Grecu

Rosemary Greene
David Hamilton
Jennifer Hassell
Cynthia Hayes
Stuart Hayes

128

L

Munckazu Hirata
Michael Hodges
Marit Hoehamer
Suzanne Holcombe
Richard Hood

Nicole Home
Kali Horton
Clint Houchins
Rhonda Hudgins
Jen Hurd

Lauren Hutcheson
Bobby Hyscher
Rebecca Hyscher
Toshihiko lkegami
Kenji Iwabu

Deborah Jackson
April Jones
Sharon Jones
Terry Jones
Osamu Kagawa

Yuka Kato
Naohito Kawamura
Immanuel Kharicub
Jamie Kilburn
Edward Kin/en

Mika Kobayashi
Michiko Kondo
Phoebe Lakes
April Lee
David Lowery

129

UNDERCLASSMEN

Christy Macsotai
Lisa Maddox
Denise Maio
Katsuhiko Maki
Amy Markhatn

Melinda Martin
Amanda Mason
Leanne Mayson
Jon McCay
Rebecca McClendon
Andy McCullough
Jud McCurdy

Jennifer McKendrick
Jennifer McKinzie
Christa McMahan
Cynthia Miles
Susanne Moesseler
Allison Monica
Cheryl Moxey

Makoto Nagano
Hirotaka Nakaguro
Ayako Namiki
Todd Neely
Shelley Newell
Jenni Newlin
Laura Nichols

130

M

R

Gail Norris
Yvette Nowell
Ashley O'Connor
Tetsuya Ogase
Ken Okumura
Yumi Osanai

Jena Parrish
Ben Peters
Eric Pitts
Kim Plaisted
Donna Porter
Sonya Prather

Gilliane Quirin
Sidney Ramsey
Andrea Ray
Karl a Reese
Kerri Reese

131

UNDERCLASSMEN

Layla Rentz
Natalia Richter
Nancy Roberts
Jeff Robertson
Shae Ross
Mark Saye

Ingrid Schreiner
Shannon Schriber
John Seitzinger
Hiromitsu Shibata
Michael Simmons
Michelle Sims

John Slanovits
Jon Smith
Porter Smith
Ida Solomon
Greta Sternagel
Jennifer Strickland

Susan Summerour
Brian Theisen
Blair Todd
Wesley Twiggs
Mika Ueda
Daniel Viniegra

132

R

Z

Robyn Vosbury
Chip Waller
Daphne Waller
Nicole Walther
Stormy Weathers
Jon Whipple
Julie White
Jessica Williams

Kerri Wise
Tracey Wolf
Julia Wright
Kazuhiro Yamada
Mizuho Yamamoto
Shinjiro Yasumoto
Sandra Yeske
Yuan Zhang

133

NURSING

Daniel Calhoun
Jent Denny
Christi Harris
Yoko Kimpara

Belinda May
Nancy Thompson
Michele Thrower
Kym Williams

A

Z

135

Vee Brown

Associate Professor

Edi Glover

Curator of Lamar
Dodd Art Center

Marcia Brown

Adjuct Assistant Professor

Tim Taunton

Assistant Professor

John Lawrence

Professor and Director
of Lamar Dodd Art Center

Dr. Forest Morrisett

Associate Professor

Dr. Donald Denney

Adjunct Professor

Dr. John Hurd

Professor

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136

BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Kevin Reidy

Assistant Professor

Dr. Jon Birkeli

Associate Professor

Dr. Ronald Cousins

Professor

Dr. George Dupuy

Fuller E. Callaway
Professor of Management

Dr. Adolfo Benavides

Associate Professor
and Division Chair

Linda Benitz

Secretary

Kaye McClung

Assistant Professor

Keith Thomas

Adjunct Professor of Physics

Dr. WJ. McCoy

Assistant Professor

Patrick M. Hicks

Assistant Professor

Dr. Sue Duttera

Associate Professor

CHEMISTRY

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N C E

Dr. Fay A. Riddle V

Associate Professor

Dr. Brooks Shelhorse, Jr.

Associate Professor

Dee Bradley

Secretary

Alane Thompson

Part Time Professor

Dr. Evelyn Jordan

Professor

Dr. Sandy Garcia

Professor and Division Chair

Dr. Sybil Robison

Professor

Ethel Ault

Part Time Assistant Professor

Dr. M.L. Reid

Professor

D U C A T I O N

138

H

Janice Copeland

Division Secretary

Dr. Jack Slay

Assistant Professor

Judy Hammerton

Instructor

Nina D. Mallory

instructor

Dr. Samuel G. Hornsby, Jr.

Professor and Division Chair

Dr. Scott H. Smith

Associate Professor

John M. Williams

Instructor

Dr. Brenda W. Thomas

Assistant Professor

Dr. Eugene C. Torbert

Associate Professor of Spanish

Ann C. Bailey

Associate Professor of Spanish

Dr. Christiane B. Price

Adjunct Assistant
Professor of German

Keith Lindley

Assistant Professor of French

FORE
L A N G U

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139

HISTORY AND
POLITICAL SCIENCE

Dr. Joseph J. Cafaro

Associate Professor

Dr. Tracy Lightcap

Assistant Professor of
Political Science

Dr. Fredrick V. Mills

Professor and Division Chair

Dr. Michael Frassetto

Assistant Professor

Dr. Greg McClanahan

Associate Professor

Carol Yin

Instructor

Dr. Don Jolly

Professor and Division Chair

Michael Searcy

Associate Professor

MATHEMATICS

140

M

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Roger Hudson

Adjunct Guitar Instructor

Mark Ensley

Assistant Professor

Lee Johnson

Assistant Professor

Cindy Ensley

Adjunct Voice Instructor

Katherine Newman

Part Time Instructor

Maggie Underdown

Secretary

Mary K. Williams R.N., M.S.N.

Assistant Professor

Jill Guy R.N., M.S.N.

Assistant Professor

Jeanne Carter R.N., Ed.D.

Joint Appointment

Dr. Sandra Kratina R.N.

Associate Professor
and Division Chair

Mary Bates R.N., M.S.N.

Assistant Professor

Not Pictured:

Ann McClellan R.N., M.S.N.

Assistant Professor

Maranah Sauter R.N., M.S.N.

Assistant Professor

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HEALTH, PHYSICA

Jeff Geeter

Soccer and Tennis Coach

Dr. Sandra Johnson

Professor and Intramural Director

Phil Williamson

Associate Professor, Athletic
Director and Baseball Coach

Randy Unger

Instructor and Basketball Coach

Barbara Storie

Secretary

Jeff Pardue

Assistant Basketball Coach

Not Pictured:

Maria Smith

Director of Aquatics

Larry Thompson, Jr.

Volleyball and Softball Coach

Dr. Tony A. Johnson

Professor

Dr. Charles H. Evans

Associate Professor

Dr. Charles P. Kraemer

Professor

Margaret McCrary

Secretary

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Margee Keeble

Secretary

Luke K. Gill, Jr.

Professor and Assistant
Dean of Evening Studies

Julia B. Burdett

Assistant Professor

Dr. Stephen Taft

Associate Professor

Dr. Steven Edwards

Assistant Professor

Richard Harrison

Assistant Professor

Not Pictured:

Nancy Dunn

Part Time Costumer

THEATER

ARTS

143

RELIGION

144

IN RECOGNITION
OF SERVICE

145

P R E S ' DENT

Dr. Walter Y. Murphy

President

Brenda Thompson

Executive Secretary
to President

Essie Cleaveland

Receptionist

Dr. Frank A. James

Vice President and
Dean of the College

Willette Phillips

Administrative Assistant
to the Vice President and
Dean of the College

VICE PRESIDENT AND
DEAN OF THE COLLEGE

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P M

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Laura Rains

Chaplain and Counselor

Loretta Dunn

Director of Career
Planning and Placement

Kirby McCartney

Administrative Assistant

Jesslyn Gray

Residence Life Director

Ted Scharre

Assistant Dean

Nancy Alford

Dean

B

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F

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C

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Chip Clearwater

New Director of
Career Planning
and Placement

Gloria Jones

Secretary

Wallace Bishop

Vice President and Controller

Gwenn Dixon

Office Assistant

Sandra Dennis

Student Accounts

Iris Knowles

Assistant Business Manager

147

Dana Love

Admission Counselor

Emma Trammel

Secretary

Kathy King

Secretary

Margaret Davis

Assistant Director

Jenny Johns

Admission Counselor

Laura Lewis

Admission Counselor

Phil Dodson

Director of Admissions

A D M I S S

siSiliH

I O N

Jimmy G. Herring

Registrar

George Mastrovaselis

Data Base Manager

Beth Loftin

Office Assistant

Melissa McDonald

Administrative Assistant

REGISTRAR'S
OFFICE

148

FINANCIAL
PLANNING

Pat Roberts

Assistant

Sylvia Smith

New Director of
Financial Planning

Kaye Storey

Former Director of
Financial Planning

Patty Talley

Director of Development

Tammy Rogers

Secretary

Dr. Perry A. Snyder

Vice President for
Advancement

OFFICE OF
DEVELOPMENT

149

ALUMNI
RELATIONS

INSTITUTIONAL
RELATIONS

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Stephanie Middleton

Circulation Assistant

Steve Weaver

Reference Librarian

Yvonne Mills

Periodicals Assistant

Frank Lewis

Librarian

Charlene Baxter

Assistant Librarian
and Cataloger

Laurie Slay

Catalog Assistant

Lisa Maddox

Acquisitions Assistant

Kay Prescott
Joanne Clay

Dr. Brenda Thomas

Director

James Thornton
Amy Faulds
Erin Reynolds
Teresa King
Wesley Twiggs

151

COMPUTER
SERVICES

Gary Whitehall

Mark Hall

Network Manager

Martin Wilson
Pride Hawkins

Austin Cook

Manager ^

POST

OFFICE

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Jesslyn Gray

Director Residence Life

Terry Jacobs

Effie Rasnick

Resident Director

Ken Derico

Resident Director

Mark Saye
Darin Capes
Jill Fowler
Bernard Harmon
Debra Pulliam
Katy Pettis
Pamela Anthony
Robert Waggoner
Mollie Roberts
Nicole Hornung
Adair Baxter Rains
Sonya Gaither

Darlene Weathers

Assistant Manager

Anita Laney

Manager

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MAINTENANCE

Steve Shaw
Ronnie Smith
Wayne Stephens
Dave James

Chris Hoppe

Director of Physical Plant

Jerome Giles >

Eddie Johnson

V

Sanford Heard

Booker T. King

Curtis Wilkerson

Calvin Hines

Kenny Jones

Jeanette Jones

Margaret Cantrell

Jo Whidby

Atha Hawley

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Phyllis Adamson
Ross Kramer
Matt Livingston
Gary Hollis
Not Pictured:
Ken Kennedy
Joey Griffith
Kirk Jarrett

Michael Shaffer

Assistant Manager

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Abney, Jason Keith 61, 87
Acquista, Christine Lori 58, 71, 116
Adams, Lisa Marie 87, 116, 126
Adams, Shenisa Wrenai Taylor 126
Adamson, Phyllis 155
Admissions 148
Albornoz, Karen Sue 126
Albornoz, Melissa Jane 126
Albright, John Fields 106, 122
Alford, Matthew 67
Alford, Nancy 104, 147
Allen, Charles Bernard 1 1 1
Allen, Cheryl 116
Almasri, Dana Fuad 91, 122
Almeida, Marisa 98, 107, 126
Alpha Mu Gamma 103
Alpha Omicron Pi 1 12
Alpha Phi Alpha 1 1 1
Alpha Psi Omega 101
Altar Guild 78
Alumni Relations 150
American College of London 54
Anderson, Jon Eric 98, 104
Anderson, Tommy Leonard 64, 65
Anthony, Pamela 153
Arrington, Anthony Darrell 64, 65
Art and Design Faculty 136
Art Events 48, 49
Art Students League 79
Association of Black Collegians 80
Asteghene, Ivan Christian 61
Athletic Highpoints Section 56-75
Ault, Ethel 138
Austin, James Casey 126
Austin, Kay 150
Ayers, Susan 54

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Baggett, Gregory Allen 122

Bailey, Ann C. 139

Bailey, Christopher Alan 70, 1 17, 126

Bailey, Lee 126

Bailey, Sandra 122

Baldwin, Trey 67

Ball, Hugh Jamie 1 13

Baptist Student Union 13, 81

Bamas, Christophei Michael 61, 126

Barnett, George Stone 98, 117, 126

Barrett, George Mcadam 115, 126

Bartley, David DeLarkin 74, 87, 1 17

Baseball 66, 67

Basketball 64, 65

Bass, Leigh Anne 73, 87, 98, 1 14, 126
Bassett, Robin Elizabeth 83, 98, 122
Bates, Mary 141
Baxter, Adair See Rains
Baxter, Charlene 151

Baxter, Dr. Paul 52

Beck, Danna 121

Bedley, Darlene Marie 126

Benavides, Dr. Adolfo 104, 137

Benitz, Linda 137

Bennett, Jarrett Lee 87, 113

Bennett, Kimberly Sue 126

Bentley, Christine Bernadette 126

Betts, Katie Emma 92, 93, 126

Biology Faculty 136

Birkeli, Dr. Jon 137

Bishop, Gracie 82

Bishop, Wallace 147

Blackstock, Chet Douglas 65

Blalock, Russell 81, 99, 105,122

Blanks, Joanie 121

Bodge, Wesley S. 122

Boles, Christopher David 65, 113

Bonner, Shemmonya 94

Bookstore 153

Botha, Dalene 126

Bowen, Kellie Rae 1 16

Boyd, Laroyd Dewarn 64, 65, 79

Brachfeld, Renee 54

Bradfield, James Allen 105, 114,

117, 126
Bradley, Dee 138
Bradshaw, Regina 94
Brand, Rebecca Gail 126
Brazell, Charles Frank 126
Breed, Tiffany 101
Britsky, Kelly Jo 68, 69, 74, 122
Broadwell, Brandie 84,87,88,90,114,126
Brown, Cora 95
Brown, Darren Scott 1 13
Brown, Luke 95
Brown, Marcia 95, 136
Brown, Stephanie Suzanne 116, 126
Brown, Vee 136
Brownell, LeRoy 121
Broxterman, Corry Elizabeth 63
Burdett, Julia B. 13, 143
Bushar, Leslie Kirsten 122
Business Administration Faculty 137
Business Office 147
Byars, Clayton McCord 115, 126

c

Cafaro, Dr. Joseph J. 106, 140
Cafeteria Staff 155
Cain, Elizabeth 49
Calhoun, Daniel 81, 99, 100, 134
Callaway Campus 8, 9, 144
Callaway Concert 51, 52, 53
Callaway Education Association 9
Callaway, Fuller E., Jr. 52
Candler, Matthew Douglas 61
Cantrell, Margaret 154
Capes, Darin Kale 83, 122, 153
Carson, William 67

Carter, Jeanne 141

Carter, Teresa Price 122

Carver, Paula Michelle 1 16

Cason, Susan Evelyn 1 16

Catholic Group 82

Catron, Todd Jeffery 65, 126

Chambers, Michael Anthony 65

Changing Perspectives 4, 5

Chapel 24, 28, 35, 42, 43

Chattahoochee Valley Art Museum 49

Cheek, Scott 54

Cheerleaders 73

Chemistry Faculty 137

Childs, Enid Ginnette 98, 100, 114

Chippendale, Blaine Thorpe 1 13

Chopp, Dr. Rebecca 28

Circle K 83

Clark, Steven Thomas 61, 84, 117
Clay, Joanne 102,151
Clearwater, Chip 147
Cleaveland, Essie 146
Clements, Page 121
Clifton, Angela Donielle 98, 99,
112, 122

Closeups Section (Portraits) 1 18-155
Closing Section, 156-176
Cofield, Cynthia 105
Colarusso, Corrine 49
Coleman, William Chadwick 67
College 101 Program 13
Collins, Randolph Michael 113, 126
Collins, Shelly Diane 112, 122
Colophon 176

Community, Celebration of 28, 29,

30, 31, 32, 33
Computer Science Faculty 138
Computer Services 152
Connolly, Paul T. 65, 84
CONTACT 51, 54, 55
Cook, Austin 152
Cook, David William 85, 127
Copeland, Janice 139
Corbin, Vickey 134
Corn, Nikki Marie 127
Coursey, Haley Anne 92
Cousins, Dr. Ronald 137
Crawl, Thmeaka Cherwanda 122
C.R.I. S. 74

Crockett, Jennifer Alicia 63, 68, 69, 127
Crotty, Colleen E. 114, 127
Crowe, Mark 107
Crowe, Steven Joseph 127
Cummings, Walter Daniel 105
Curran, Joan 49, 54
CVCC Championship Trophy 69
Czarick, Matthew 74, 98, 117

D

Dagenhart, George Alexander 1 13

Darwish, Mohammed H. 127
Daughters 45
Davis, Dana Elizabeth 1 16
Davis, Kimberly 80, 87
Davis, Margaret 87, 148
Davis, Ravata Beatrice 83, 106,

122, 183
Davis, Robert Chadwick 67
Davis, Steven Samuel 113, 127
Davis, Terrie Y. Reeves 127
Dean of College's Office 146
Delaney, Jenny Kathleen 79
Delta Tau Delta 113
Denney, Dr. Donald 136
Dennis, Sandra 147
Denny, Jennifer Leigh 81, 134
Derico, Ken 111, 153
Deutscher Klub 84
Dillon, Dr. Patrick 54
Dimuro, Pamela Margaret 127
Dix, Elizabeth Stacy 122
Dixon, Gwenn 147
Dixon, Julie Patricia 116, 127
Dixon, Nathanael Wesley 65
Dodson, Phil 148
Donald, Suzanne 92
Donnell, David 84, 93, 95, 1 10,

115, 127
Doss, Kimberly Ann 100
Doster, Deborah Rebecca 114, 1. ]
Dougherty, Brooke Christa 58, 59, 1 i
Drescher, Krista Lynn 58, 59, 1 14, 1 !
Dunn, Leslie Suzanne 1 16
Dunn, Loretta 54, 147
Dunn, Nancy 143
Dunson, Miranda 80
Dupuy, Ashley 127
Dupuy, Dr. George 137
Duquette, Larry 105
Durand, Darby Lee 1 16
Duttera, Dr. Sue 105, 137
Dyar, Julia 88, 145, 150
Dyer, Kelly Marie 88, 112, 127

E

Ector, Jarvis 155
Edmondson, Mary 96, 102
Edwards, Steven 1 43
Education Faculty 138
Electronic Music 85
English Faculty 139
English Society 102
Ensley, Catlin 101
Ensley, Cindy 51, 141
Ensley, Mark 51, 141
Esola, Jeffrey Lawrence 61
Evans, Dr. Charles H. 108, 142
Everett, Susan Patricia 84, 114, H
Eyerly, Michele 92, 127

158

159

F

Falkenberry, Stephanie 121

Fann, Amie Godshall 127

Faulds, Amy Rachel 81, 96, 99, 102,

103, 104, 1 12, 123, 151
Favors, Ires 155
Fekete, Brian Duane, 60, 61
Fennel, Kimberly 128
Ferri, Marcia 121
Feuling, Kelleyjean 114, 128
Financial Planning 149
Floeter, Julius Aslak 105, 115
Foreign Languages Faculty 139
Foster, Holly 58, 69, 114, 128
Fowler, Jill 153
Franklin, Robert 54
Frassetto, Dr. Michael 106, 140
Freeman, Jennie 121
French, Stacey Lynn 87, 88, 114, 128
Fries, Irene Elizabeth 123
Fulmer, Mimmi 51, 54
Funderburk, Margaret B. 145

G

Gaither, Sonya Senithia 87, 123, 153
Garcia, Dr. Sandy 121, 138
Garner, Richard Craig 67
Garrett, James Grant 107
Geeter, Jeff 58, 59, 60, 61, 70, 71,
142

Gibbs, Dominique Charese 80, 128
Gibson, Mark Michael 113, 128
Giles, Jerome 154
Gill, Kelley 121
Gill, Luke K. 143

Gillespie, Todd Andrew 67, 113, 128

Gilliam, Lakethceian 128

Glover, Edi 136

Goldstaub, Paul 51

Gooch, Thomas 67

Goodman, Karen Garrett 58, 59,

98, 114, 128
Goodwin, John Donovon 1 1 7
The Gospel According to Groucho 45
Gracie, Alvin 94
Graduate Students 120, 121
Graduation 38, 39
Gray, Jesslyn 147, 153
Graybill, Donna Jernigan 100
Grecu, Brian 128
Greek Week 26, 27
Green, Rachel 102
Greene, Rosemary Dawn 98, 114, 128
Griffith, Joey 155
Grounds Staff 155
Grubb, Mickey 150
Gunn, Annie Lee 155
Gunn, Marie 155

Gunn, Ressie 155
Guthrie, Beth 54
Guy, Jill 141

H

Habitat for Humanity 86
Hagerdon, Randall Scott 64, 65
Hagler, Kathy 97
Hagy, John Law 79, 115
Haigler, Hayne 94
Haindrava, David Gurami 91
Hale, Randolph 65
Hall, Mark 152
Hamilton, Roy David 128
Hammerton, Judy 139
Hammock, Randall 94
Hancock, Kevin Andre 123
Hancock, Susan 150
Hardy, Mary Heather 63, 114
Hardy, Mary Leslie 92, 100, 101,

1 16, 123
Harmon, Frederick Bernard 83,

98,153

Harrington, Richard Chadwick 79

Harris, Christina Leanne 134

Harrison, Cyndee S. 123

Harrison, Richard 143

Harrison, Todd E. 70, 74, 123

Hartel, Mary Jean 54

Harvey, Paige 49

Hashimoto, Steve 1 13

Hassell, Jennifer Cathleen 114, 128

Hawkins, Pride 152

Hawley, Atha 1 54

Hayashi, Kan 91

Hayduk, Ulf Christoph 96, 115

Hayes, Cynthia Eden 73, 78, 128

Hayes, Stuart Hand 113, 128

Haynes, Jeffery 94

Hazelwood, Shelia 134

Health, Physical Education, and

Recreation Faculty 142
Heard, Sanford 154
Hearn, Kelly 94
Helm, Yvonne 63
Hendry, Laura Elizabeth 112, 114
Henkels, Benjamin 115, 123
Herring, Christopher James 1 13
Herring, Jimmy G. 148
Herrington, William Todd 113
Hicks, Marie J. 1 16
Hicks, Patrick M. 105, 137
Higgins, Joli Ann 107, 123
Hill, Arlene 94
Hilltop News 88
Hilltoppers 87
Hines, Calvin 154
Hirata, Munekazu 129
History and Political Science Faculty

140

Hodges, Dan Michael 117, 129

Hoehamer, Marit Kristin 78, 81, 88,

89, 92, 99, 112, 129
Holcombe, Amy Suzanne 116, 129
Holman, Richard Hale 1 1 7
Hollis, Gary 155
Homecoming 22, 23
Honors Day 28, 32, 33
Hood, Richard Edward 117, 129
Hopkins, Mark Alan 123
Hoppe, Chris 154
Home, Nicole Marjorie 129
Hornsby, Barbra 121
Hornsby, Dr. Samuel 102, 104, 139
Hornung, Nicole Marguerite 58, 59,

91, 98, 103, 123, 153
Horton, Kali Melissa 116, 129
Houchins, Clint Andrew 113, 129
House Keeping Staff 154
Howard, Jamie 49, 54
Howard, Leslie 121
Howell, Alton 155
Hubbard, Scott 70, 96
Hudgins, Rhonda Diane 68, 69, 129
Hudson, Roger 51, 141
Hughes, Trina Ann 63, 68, 69, 74
Hull, Paula Anne 92, 112
Hunt, Kevin Jamie 65
Hurd, Jennifer Rebecca 129
Hurd, Dr. John 105, 136
Hutcherson, Jennifer Elizabeth 88, 112
Hutcheson, Beverly Lauren 58, 59,

73, 105, 129
Hutson, Derrill Dionte 65
Hyscher, Bobby L. 129
Hyscher, Rebecca Fale 129

I

Ikegami, Toshihiko 129
Impact 89

Index/Closing Section 156-176
Insights Section 18-55
Institutional Relations 150
Interfaith 90

Interfraternal Council 110
International Students Club 91
International Week 24, 25
Intramurals 74, 75
Ithaca Wind Quintet 51
Iwabu, Kenji 79, 91, 129

J

Jackson, Amy Elizabeth 1 16
Jackson, Deborah Jean 129
Jacobs, Terry 153
James, Dave 154
James, Erskine 105
James, Dr. Frank A. 146
Jarrett, Joseph Allen 67
Jarrett, Kirk 155

Jernigan, Jeffrey Clark 67, 123
Johns, Jenny 148
Johnson, Eddie 154
Johnson, Leanne Walker 1 16
Johnson, Lee 50, 51, 52, 85, 92, 141
Johnson, Dr. Sandra 142
Johnson, Dr. Tony 142
Johnston, Marcus Daniel 67
Johnston, Mary Ann 107
Joiner, Lorene Katherine 109, 112
Jolly, Dr. Don 105, 140
Jones, April Leigh 116, 129
Jones, Byron Keith 81, 1 23
Jones, Dorothy Anne 95, 100, 122
Jones, Gloria 147
Jones, Jeanette 154
Jones, Kenny 154
Jones, Leslie Dolores 123
Jones, Sharon Yvonne 129
Jones, Terry Cameron 129
Jones, Tracy 121
Jordan, Dr. Evelyn 138
Jordan, Linda Bryan 54, 106, 123
Jordin, Elisabeth Renee 108, 114

K 1

Kagawa, Osamu 91, 129
Kappa Delta 1 14
Kappa Sigma 1 15
Kato, Yuka 91, 129
Kawamura, Naohito91, 129
Keeble, Margee 143
Keith, Laurie Elizabeth 88
Kennedy, John 67
Kennedy, Ken 155
Kharicub, Immanuel 129
Kilburn, James Bennison 87, 98,

113, 129
Kimpara, Yoko 100, 134
King, Booker T. 154
King, Kathy 148
King, Teresa 151
Kirven, Edward Preuit 81, 99, 1 1 7, 1
Kish, George 94
Kitts, Rita 102
Knowles, Iris 147
Kobayashi, Mika 129
Kojak, Penny Lynn 95, 104, 123
Kojanovic, Jasminka 84
Kondo, Michiko 91, 129
Kraemer, Dr. Charles P. 108, 1 42
Kramer, Ross 155
Kratina, Dr. Sandra 141
Kraus, Abraham Leeds 67
Kish, George 94
Kristan-Graham, Cynthia 54

L

Ladson, Adelia Anne 101, 123 i

160

161

LaGrange College Singers 51, 92

LaGrange College Music Festival 51

Lakes, Phoebe Naomi 129

Lamar Dodd Art Center 49

Lambert, Zeke 94

Laney, Anita 153

Laney, James Allard 79, 115, 124

Lavender, Chad Quitman 65

Lawhon, Dana 68, 69

Lawhon, Gary 69

Lawrence, John 136

Ledford, Stanley Kenneth 67

Lee, April Michelle 87, 116, 129

Leek, Ingrid Cornelia 58, 59, 124

Lego, Sherry Pung 124

Leslie, Harold Lafrances 65

Levens, Dawn Renee 73, 116

Lewis, Frank 151

Lewis, Jason 80, 1 1 1

Lewis, Laura 148

Library Staff 151

Lightcap, Dr. Tracy 140

Lindley, Keith 139

Lindsey, James Matthew 98

Little Shop of Horrors 45

Livingston, Donna Elaine 1 16

Livingston, Matt 155

Loftin, Beth 148

Loftin, Rita 134

Lost Comedy 93

Love, Dana 148

Lowery, David Paul 92, 129

Lowrey, Donna 134

Lukken, Jeff 54

Lynn, Angela Eileen 124

M

Macsotai, Christine Marie 82, 90, 130

Maddox, Lisa 151

Maddox, Lisa Karen 130

Maintenance Staff 154

Maio, Denise Lyn 130

Major, Glen Melville 121

Maki, Katsuhiko 130

Mallory, Nina D. 139

Manley, Nancy 54

Manning, Joseph Brian 98, 124

Mapp, Ernest Lee 79

Markiewicz, Stephen 94

Markham, Amy Nicole 130

Martin, Melinda Shannon 87, 114, 130

Mason, Amanda Ericka 130

Master of Business Administration

Association 94
Mastrovaselis, George 148
Mathematics Faculty 140
May, Belinda J. 134
May Day 28, 32, 33
Mayson, Leanne 130
McCartney, Kirby 147
McCay, Jonathon Carter 115, 130

McClain, Ford 54
McClanahan, Dr. Greg 105, 140
McClellan, Ann 141
McClendon, Rebecca Howard 130
McClung, Kaye 137
McConnell, Jennifer Christine 63,
84

McConnell, Robert W. 61
McCook, Dr. Charles F. 144
McCoy, Dr. William J. 105, 137
McCrary, Margaret 142
McCullough, John Andrew 78, 81,

89, 90, 98, 99, 130
McCurdy, Judson Barnes 130
McDonald, Melissa 148
McGriff, Vicki 94
McKendrick, Jennifer Kirsten 58,

87, 114, 130
McKinzie, Jennifer Lynn 63, 69, 130
McMahan, Christa Kay 130
Middleton, Stephanie 151
Miles, Cynthia Louise 130
Miller, Melanie Christine 99, 112, 124
Miller, Nicole Lyn 84, 101, 124
Miller, Sonya Michele 95, 105, 124
Mills, Dr. Fredrick V. 104, 106, 140
Mills, Yvonne 151
Minter, Martha 121
Minton, James Edward 61
Moesseler, Susanne 92, 112, 130
Monica, Allison Wylie 58, 87, 114, 130
Moody, Christina Wells 1 12
Moon, Melba 54, 106
Moore, Anna Maria 114, 124
Moore, Eric Kymani 65
Morgan, Marty 1 15
Morman, Bradley 67
Morman, Jack 97, 144
Morris, Frances Michelle 83, 95,

103, 124
Morrisett, Dr. Forest 105, 136
Morrow, Harold Thomas 67
Moser, Barry 54
Mosquera, Tomas 84
Moxey, Cheryl M. 80, 130
Mullins, Cynthia K. 107
Mullins, Emmett 144
Music Faculty 51 , 141
Music Events 50, 51, 52, 53
Murphy, Dr. Walter Y. 146

N

Nagano, Makoto 130
Naglee, Dr. David L. 144
Nakagawa, Takehiko 91
Nakaguro, Hirotaka 91, 130
Namiki, Ayako 91, 130
Nanna, Brad 94
Nealy, Scott 97
Neely, Jeffrey Todd 130
Nelson, Jason 67

Nelson, Susan 121
Newell, Shelley Renee 130
Newlin, Jennifer Elisabeth 114, 130
Newman, Katherine 141
Newman, Maiy Seay 79
Nichols, Laura Lee 130
Nishioka, Hiro 91
Nivins, Pat 54
Noguchi, Tatsuya 124
Nontraditional Students 16, 17
Norris, Gail R. 131
Norris, Sandra Rebecca 79
Nowell, Yvette Rachele 95, 98,

100,131
Nunsense 45
Nursing Faculty 141
Nursing students 40, 41, 134, 135

o

O'Connor, Ashley Jeannette 114, 131

O'Neal, Robert Taylor 87, 98, 113

Office of Development 149

Ogase, Tetsuya 131

Ohashi, Zen 70

Okumura, Ken 131

Oles, Maureen Ann 63, 116, 124

Omicron Delta Epsilon 107

Omicron Delta Kappa 104

On Golden Pond 45

Opening Section (Focal Points) 1-17

Organizations Section 76- 1 1 7

Osanai, Yumi 131

Ouellette, Scott 85

Owada, Manabu 79, 124

P

Padovano, Fred Rocco 61
Page, Robert 51, 54
Panhellenic Council 109
Pardue, Jeff 142
Parent's Day 28, 30, 31
Parker, Chad W. 88, 92
Parkins, Mary Ellen 124
Parks, Victoria 155
Parmer, Angela 150
Parmer, Betty 124
Parrish, Jena Loretta 98, 116, 131
Parrish, Kimberly Ilene 109, 116
Parrish, Michael 94
Patillo, Valerie Faye 124
Paul, Christopher White 1 1 7
Pauley, Mary Laurene 90
Peters, Benjamin Paul 105, 115, 131
Pettis, Amy Kathleen 58, 79, 98,

114, 153
Phelps, Debbie 134
Phi Alpha Theta 106
Phi Mu 1 16

Phillips, Gina Suzanne 1 16

Phillips, Willette 146

Pi Kappa Phi 117

Pitts, Eric Scott 113, 131

Plaisted, Kimberly Renee 131

Pless, Leeanne 124

Plunkett, Kristi Carol 69, 124

Ponder, Philip David 65

Porter, Derek 67

Porter, Donna Lynn 131

Post Office Staff 1 52

Poti, Republic of Georgia 54

Potter, William Neal 1 13

Powell, Emmie D. 71, 92, 100

Poythress, John 54

Prather, Sonya Denise 131

Prescott, Kay 151

President's Office 146

Price, Dr. Christiane B. 84, 139 i

Prolago, Tony 67

Pryor, Stephanie Leigh 105, 124

Psychology Faculty 142

Psychology Honor Society 1 08

Pulliam, Debra Ann 86, 88, 100,

102, 104, 124, 153
Purvis, Matthew D. 1 13
Purvis, Thomas Mitchell 67

Q

Quadrangle 95
Quirin, Gilliane 131

R

Rains, Adair Baxter 90, 96, 126, 15;
Rains, Laura 28, 147
Ramsey, Sidney Paul 65, 131
Randall, Sarah Margaret 86, 92, 12
Rasnick, Effie 153
Ratajczak, Dr. Donald 28
Ray, Andrea Leigh 112, 131
Ray, Paige 45

Reese, Karla Marie 78, 81, 88, 8

92, 99, 1 12, 131
Reese, Kerri Sheree 78, 81, 88, j

92, 99, 1 12, 131
Registrar's Office 148
Reid, Dr. M. L. 138
Reidy, Dr. Kevin 137
Religion Faculty 144
Rentz, Layla Nicole 71, 132
Residence Life Staff 153
Retzer, Raymond Richard 115
Reynolds, Erin 151
Richardson, Toby 67
Richter, Natalia 91, 132
Rickman, Auburn 94
Riddell, Elisa Dawn 124
Riddle, Dr. Fay A. 138
Ridings, Jane Anne 121
Riley, James McLane 96, 115
Road Rallye 28, 35

162

Roberts, Larry 28
Roberts, Mollie B. 112, 153
Roberts, Nancy Louise 58, 132
Roberts, Pat 149
Robertson, Jeff Bernard 132
Robison, Dr. Sybil 97, 138
Rogers, Mark Alan 61
Rogers, Tammy 149
Ross, David 155
Ross, HolleyShae 105, 132
Rossner, Melissa 68, 69
Rush/Bid Day 20, 2 1
Rushford, Christopher M. 1 13

s

Smith, Maria 142

Smith, Porter Desmond 65, 132

Smith, Ronnie 154

Smith, Dr. Scott H. 102, 139

Smith, Sean Michael 92

Smith, Shirley 94

Smith, Sylvia 149

Smith, Timothy Griggs 67, 113

Smith, Vivian 94

Smith, William Jonathan 67, 132

Snyder, Dr. Perry A. 1 49

Soccer, Women's 58, 59

Soccer, Men's 60, 6 1 , 1 74, 1 75

Social Science Faculty 143

Softball 68, 69

Solomon, Ida Owen 116, 132
Spencer, William Danny 106
Spillers, Lisa Jo 1 16
Spring Fling 30, 31
Spurlin, Robin Jeneane 73
Stadler, Susan Page, 125
Steingraber, Douglas Charles 90, 115
Step Singing 28, 32, 33
Stephens, Casey Elizabeth 92, 112
Stephens, Wayne 154
Sternagel, Greta 79, 132
Stewart, Lisa Michelle 63
Still, Marshall Clare 117
Storey, Kaye 149
Storie, Barbara 142
Strickland, Jennifer Lynn 81, 88,

99, 132
Striplin, Michele Lee 73
Strodl, Dana Marie 1 16
Student Development Office 147
Student Government Association 98
Summerour, Susan Melissa 81, 88,

92, 132
Sweat, Diane 121

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Table of Contents 1

Taft, Dr. Stephen 143

Talley, Patty 149

The Taming of tlte Shrew 45, 46, 47

Taunton, Tim 136

Taylor, Tracye Noelle 63, 68, 69

Tennis, Men's 70, 72

Tennis, Women's 71

Terrell, Stuart Wesley 87, 117

Theater Arts Faculty 143

Theater Events 44, 45, 46, 47

Theisen, Brian Allaire 65, 132

Thomas, Dr. BrendaW. 102, 139, 151

Thomas, Keith 137

Thomaston, Timothy Michael 1 13

Thompson, Alane 138

Thompson, Amy Michelle 116, 125

Thompson, Brenda 146

Thompson, Larry Jr. 63, 68, 69

Thompson, Nancy 134

Thompson, Nathan Fletcher 1 15
Thornton, Felicia 94
Thornton, James 151
Thrower, Michele 134
Tibbitts, Marsha Leigh 63, 69, 74
Todd, Blair D. 79, 132
Torbert, Dr. Eugene C. 139
Trainer, Andrea 121
Trammel, Emma 148
Traylor, Jesse Deante 64
Tull, Meshka Gael 102, 125
Turner, Mark 84, 98, 117, 125
Tweddle, John 49

Twiggs, Wesley Marshall 81, 86, 88,
89, 90, 99, 132, 151

u

Uden, Jerry 54
Ueda, Mika 91, 132
Underclassmen 126-133
Underdown, Maggie 141
Unger, Randy 64, 142

V

VIP's 100

Viniegra, Daniel Dominguez 132
Vollenweider, Claire 121
Volleyball 62, 63
Volunteer Program 12, 13
Vosbury, Robyn Michele 71, 133

w

Wade, Ashli Lynn 1 1 6
Waggoner, Robert 70, 153
Walker, Angela Christine 125
Walker, Janet 155
Wallace, Floyd G. 65
Waller, Daphne Lynn 63, 133
Waller, Robert Curtis "Chip" 98,

117, 133
Waller, Tonya Lee 1 1 6
Walsh, Christopher Brady 61
Walther, Nicole 73, 84, 114, 133
Wash, Joseph Mathew 1 1 7
Watson, Mary Elizabeth Talbot 1 16
Wawrzonek, John 49
Weathers, Tracy (Stormy) J. 67, 133
Weathers, Darlene 153
Weaver, Allison Lynn 63, 71, 73
Weaver, Steve 151
Wesley Fellowship 13, 99
Whidby, Jo 154

Whipple, Jon David 88, 98, 133
White, Julie Kathryn 116, 133
Whitehall, Gary Edward 125, 152
Whitson, Elizabeth Ann 96, 102
Whitted, Ashleigh R. 1 14

Wick, Arthur Andrew 98, 107, 11
Wicks, Robert 67
Wilkerson, Curtis 154
Williams, Jessica Suzanne 58, 1 14,
Williams, John M. 102, 139
Williams, Kymberly 134
Williams, Mary K. 141
Williams, Phil 54
Williams, Wendy 134
Williamson, Phil 67, 142
Williamson, Stan 67
Willingham, Chris 105
Wilson, Martin 105, 152
Wind Ensemble 51
Winter, Cynthia Leigh 98, 114, 1.
Wise, Kerri Jean 133
Wise, Dr. Kurt 54
Wolf, Tracey Catrina 133
Wolfe, Michaelangelo 61
Wolford, Susannah Elizabeth 101, 1
Woodruff, Natalie 28, 109, 114
Woodyard, Modie M. 145
Wreyford, Christine Renee Hearn
Wright, Julia Lynn 101, 133
Writing Center Staff 151

Y

Yamada, Kazuhiro9I, 133
Yamamoto, Mizuho 91, 133
Yamanaka, Mai 91
Yanagita, Michiko 79, 91, 95, 12
Yasumoto, Shinjiro 91, 133
Yeske, Sandra Elizabeth 87, 98,

116, 133
Yin, Carol 105, 140
Youmans, Kevin 102

z

Zhang, Yuan 133

Sacco, Chanty Joy 88

Sams, Vicky Carol 116, 124

Sargent, Jeff 150

Sauter, Maranah 141

Saye, Mark Boleyn 65, 132, 153

Scharre, Ted 98, 109, 110, 147

Schippmann, Tim 54, 70, 98, 1 10,

117, 124
Schmidt, Charles 49, 54
Schmits, Geoffrey 105
Schreiner, Pauletta Ingrid 132
Schriber, Shannon Alice 132
Schuster, Tracy Leigh 63
Scofield, Robb Kenton 113
Scroll 96
SEAGE 97

Searcy, Michael 105, 140
Seitzinger, John Edward 61, 132
Selby, Christopher Robert 60, 61
Seniors 122-125
SGA Events 28, 34, 35, 36, 37
Shaffer, Michael 155
Shaw, Steve 154
Sheffield, John H. 60, 61
Shelhorse, Dr. Brooks 138
Shell, Melissa Love 125
Shelnutt, Ben 67

Shelton, Jonathan Michael 65, 67
Sherwood, Bradley 84, 117
Shibata, Hiromitsu 132
Shierling, Wendy Dawn 1 16
Shiver, Michael Andrew 81, 90
Shuler, Gannon J. 61, 117
Sigma 105
Sikes, Eric 67

Simmons, Michael Jason 113, 132

Sims, Dana Michelle 112, 132

Sims, Sherry Lee 1 16

Slanovits, John William 82, 98, 1 1 7, 132

Slay, Dr. Jack 96, 102, 139

Slay, Laurie 151

Smith, Deborah Gwyn 134

Smith, Doug 67

Smith, Gayle 102

Smith, Heather Christianne 1 12

Smith, Kristofer Bryon 67

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COLOPHON

Volume 76 of the LaGrange College 1993 Quadrangle was printed by the Delmar company in
Charlotte, North Carolina. Delmar's Company representative was Bill Wolfe. All printing was done by
the offset lithography process.

The cover was designed in a joint effort by the Quadrangle staff and prepared by Dot Jones and
Delmar's artists. The cover material is matte black lexatone cloth foil-stamped with black foil on the
front and spine. The cover typeface is Leawood Book and the spine typeface is Leawood Bold. The
endsheet stock is tinted black.

The paper used throughout the book is dull enamel 80-pound stock. The 1993 Quadrangle
measures 9"xl2", with 160 point binders board, smythe sewn. All copy used is either Leawood or
Avant Garde.

All copy, layout and graphic elements were produced on the Macintosh Ilsi using Aldus
Pagemaker and Microsoft Word.

Student portraits were made by Jan Overton of Delmar Photography in Atlanta, Georgia. In
addition to the Quadrangle staff, photographs were provided by Lee Cathey of Multi-Image Studio,
Dana Almasri, Jon Anderson, Russell Blalock, Edi Glover, Nicole Hornung and Hiro Nishioka. Special
thanks to Julia Dyar, Jeff Geeter, Multi-Image Studio, Jeff Sargent and Delmar representative John
James.

This volume contains 176 pages, including 16 pages printed in four color. The 1993 Quadrangle
had a press run of 600 copies. Additional copies may be purchased from the Office of Student Devel-
opment, LaGrange College, LaGrange, Georgia 30240.

1993 Quadrangle Staff: David L. Donnell, Editor-in-Chief; Michelle Morris, Photo Editor; Penny
Kojak, Layout Designer and Closeups Section (Portraits) Editor; Dot Jones, Athletic Highpoints Editor;
Yvette Nowell, Organizations Section Editor; Michiko Yanagita, Staff Photographer; Sonya Miller, Staff
Photographer; Marcia Brown, Advisor.

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