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Table of Contents

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4 - Dedication

6 - Through the Ages
24 - Campus Life

46 - Organizations
64 - Greek Life

80 - Sports
100 - Special Olympics

106 - Faculty & Staff
128 - Class Photos

130 - Graduation
140 - Servant Leadership

154 - Index

Dedication

We would like to dedicate the

1999-2000 Quadrangle
Yearbook to Charles Hudson,

President of the Board of
Trustees and Natalie Shelton
who is leaving LaGrange Col-
lege to be with her husband
and child in Europe.

Thank you for all your
hard work and dedication to
LaGrange College.
God be with you.

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Founded in 1831,
LaGrange College was
one of the first higher
educational institutions
in the state of Georgia. It
has outlasted several
wars and depressions,
but has prospered
nontheless. The follow-
ing section is a brief
pictorial history of the
college and is dedicated
to all the faculty, staff,
and students that have
made it what it is today.

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Monday, September 13, 1999

Right

Alpha Omicron Pi showed their stuff at
the annual Fair on the Square.

Below

Delta Tau Delta's massive knight

Above Right

A new group to the campus, Imagination Kappa Delta looked good in green at this
Unbound, was a huge success. year's Fair on the Square.

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Friday, October 29,1999

Everyone was in attendance, even
the haunted.

Below

Just one more quick picture before taking
off for the dance.

The famous musical "Cats" not only stole
the show on Broadway, it also won the
grand prize at LaGrange College.

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Sadie Hawkins Dance

April 18, 2000

Comedian Billy Washington

November, 1999

Servant Leadership

Continuious

Above

Working hard payed off for this
Olympic medal winner.

Middle

LaGrange College students travel all
the way to Atlanta to participate
in AIDS Walk Atlanta.

Left

Susie DeBruhl participates in the
America Reads program.

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Below

The basketball players show their LC
spirit.

Right

Sallie Skinner and Stephanie Cotrell are
ready for their first LC Homecoming
parade.

SGA President, Brigette Bews, and Men's
Vice President, Stuart Holden did an
awesome job this year with
Homecoming.

Above

The Lady Panthers make their debut i
this year's parade.

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lomecomin

October 22-24,1999

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Left Below

Katie McGarvey and Ashley Davis show The Kappa Delta's won first place this
their excitement about Homecoming. year for their fab float.

Below

Ashley Thomas and J aneli roster
are in charge of the chips at
Vegas on the Hill.

Left

Heidi Herndon and Cheri Henley
won big at Vegas on the Hill.

Above

The Craps Table
favorite for man)

Vegas on the Hill

Friday, January 28, 2000

Left

Everyone is a winner at the roulette
table.

Below

Matt Akins and J. P. Johnston take
a break from their game to strike a
pose.

Above

Michelle McCarthy is trying to steal
chips from the other players.

Left

Kelli "Pop Rocks" and Matt East are
ready to have some serious fun.

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Below Rig 1 **
Ashley Davis and Stuart I ! Brigitte Bews enjoys some

named Ma Da last duties as Student Gov,

Association President.

Left Above s

Amelia George is sworn in and Members of the first Service Council are

congratulated as the 2000-2001 recognized with a certificate of

Student Government Association appreciation.

President. i

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May Day

May 06, 2000

Left

The brothers of Pi Kappa Phi are
recognized for their achievements
in intermural sports and
philanthropy projects.

Below

Jamie Goodman accepts the Austin P.
Cook award on behalf of Alpha Phi
Omega service fraternity.

Above

As SGA's Vice President for Service,
Ka thy Lud wig recognizes individuals for
their achievements.

Left

The sisters of Kappa Delta chant after
winning the May Day Step-Singing
competition.

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Above

No one ever knew that we had our very
own M.C. Hammer at LC.

Left

Karen Meyrath and Patrick
Riley will not let anything get
them down.

Above

Karen McComb and April Russell
are ready to pick up the men at the
Quadrangle dance.

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Quadrangle Dance

February 04, 2000

Left

Danny Haddock, Brad Markham,
Brendan Shattles, J.R. Holley, Chris
Shannon, J. P. Moser, Ross Cathy and
Jeremy Norman are just out to have
a good time.

Below

Amelia George and Matt Parker look like
they are up to no good.

Above

Kim Deriso and Matt Dalrymple take a
break from slow-dancing to say cheese!

Left

It was a good time for all at the
Quadrangle dance as shown by
these LC students.

A Streetcar
Named Desire

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A Mid Summer
Night's Dream

O^'/ xhlza tions

Student Government Association

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Below

Huart Holden sits, tired, after the exciting Halloween Dance.

Below

Jesslyan Banke smiles before the crowd arrives at Vegas on the Hill.

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Alpha Phi Omega

(Left to Right) Tara Carpio, Nicki Bowen,
Brandon Thorton, Kathy Ludwig, Kelly
O'Brien and Jamie Goodman at the Fair
on the Square.

Lori Stockamp and Kathy Ludwig bake
cookies for a good cause.

Above

Kelly O'Brien gets down and dirty to
help out.

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BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU

Baptist Student Union

Above

Ryan Winn, Glenn Wallace, Jody Corbitt,
Rob Looney, Claire Ferguson, Jamey
Money, Emily Bland, Shyla Via, Tasha
Aides, Diana Damon, Laura Franklin,
Stacy Gerhardt, Kelly O'Brien, Aleisha
Matula, Sara Richburg, Jessica Terrell,
Shari Hickom

Laura Franklin and Claire Ferguson are
good pals at BSU.

Above

Stacy Gerhardt waits for BSU to start.

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Alpha Psi Omega

(Left to Right) Travis Walker, Ryan McWhorter, Nylsa Dunbar, Vicki Lorton, Carrie Akins and Andrew Williams.

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Speer, Kimber Byars, (Bottom Row), Dr. Joyce Hillyer, Dr. Dara Wakefield and Mary Calhoun.

Psi Chi

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Cheerleaders

Top) Jenny Nihiser, Sabrina Gibson, Katy Payne, Latoya Nance, Kristi Holland, Ashley Thomas, (Bottom) Trivonna Hamilton and Marquisha Williams.

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Chapel and Chapel Band

Above

Chapel Services are usually packed.

Left

Chapel Band member Ronnie
Washington sets the beat for
the rest of the band.

Above

Andy LeBlanc uses his musical talents to
worship God.

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International Group

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Founded Jt

1897 at Barnard College of Columbia University, New York, NY.
Lambda Chi Chapter

Alpha Omicron Pi

(Top to Bottom) Tiffany Powell,
Jennifer Ives, Laurel Anderson,
Katie Holbach, Laura Bullard,
Missy Cavallin, Stephanie Cotrell,
Sallie Skinner, Gayle Goetz,
Alicia Bailey, Chala Bartley,
Melissa Heath, Melissa Smith,
Stacy Gorman, Jenny Fletcher,
Andrea Smeltzer, Sarah Decker,
Jennifer Briggs, Ansley Harvey,
Amy Hughes, Diana Damon.

Above

Alpha Omicron Pi Alumnae
Anna Mustin and Valerie
Casvvt i n their collegiate
sisters for a night of fun.

Right

Mandy Lupo and Alicia Bailey
pose for a picture to show off
Mandy's talents as a face
painter.

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Below Below

Stacy Gorman and Stephanie Cotrell goof around at Greek Week and Jenny Fletcher and Jen Briggs are two of a kind - they should be
leave us with this wonderful pose. because they're grandbig and grandlittle.

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iTop) Amy Hughes, Kristen Land, Leigh Sheppard, Missy Cavallin, Jenny Fletcher, (Middle) Tasha Aides, Sarah Decker, Melissa Heath,
^Tiffany Myers, Diana Damon, Alicia Bailey, Chala Bartley, Jen Briggs, (Bottom) Stacy Gorman, and Ansley Harvey pose after their annual
philanthropic event "King of the Hill".

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ctober 23, 1897 at Longwood College, Farmville , Virginia
Delta Chi Chapter

Kappa Delta

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Maggie Strand and Amelia George hang out in the parking lot Kappa Delta sisters pose for a photograph as they are
behind Turner Hall. waiting to go and step-sing.

ary 4, 1852 at Wesleyan Female College, Macon, Georgia
Kappa Phi Chapter

PhiMu

Fair on the Square is a great time
for these Phi Mu's to hang out
and meet prospective sisters.

Laura Patrick (middle) is excited
about Kristen Herring and
Stephanine Spence joining Phi
Mu.

Ashley Thomas and Jamie
Seagraves pose cheek to cheek at
the Fair on the Square.

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These new members are excited as the join Phi Mu. Members pose for a picture while waiting for the Homecoming

Parade to begin

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i Spring of 1858 at Bethany College, Bethany, West Virginia
Zeta Beta Chapter

Delta Tau Delta

Above

(Top to bottom) Ryan Worsley,
Brent Aronson, Craig Smith,
Henry Vucetic, Allen Lowe,
Peter Giles, Adam Riggins,
Britt Kitchen, Josh Hopkins, Fabio
Romero, Richard Blumberg,
Alex Stroud, Rob Looney , Andy
LeBlanc, Bobby Head, Grey Bell,
Jeremy Hinshaw, Taylor Bruce,
Jared Harden, Mike Vasta, Matt
Creech, Matt Parker, Chris
Hollstein, Clint DeMooney, Ryan
Chambers.

Above

Getting ready to run down the
hill, thesu I C students pose for a
picture.

Right

Jeremy Hinshaw and Allen Lowe
are having a good time at Greek
Week.

Below Below

Delta Tau Delta members sing at May Day about their famous These brothers are enjoying themselves while checking out the ladies
brothers. at the Quadrangle Dance.

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Foundi \ 10, 1869 at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia

Kappa Omicron Chapter

Kappa Sigma

Above

Brothers take time from Greek
Week to pose for a picture.

Right

Nicholas Bellayuto, a former King
of the Hill, wins Ms. Congenial-
ity in this years' pageant.

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Below

John Seymour, George Broyer, Todd Leavens and Travis Walker take
a break from moving freshmen in to say cheese.

The Kappa Sigmas enjoy May Day at the Step-Singing competition.

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Foundi er 10, 1904 at the College of Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina

Gamma Nu Chapter

Left to Right

Nick Bauer, Bobby Wetherington,
Andy Ward, Ryan Roberts,
Spencer King, Joey Cocking,
Michael Wicks, Guest Speaker,
Brendon Shattles, Jeremy Pence,
Jeremy Boone, Bart Phillips,
Danny Haddock and Patrick
Riley.

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Above Right

Pi Kappa Phi decorated the hill Brendon Shattles prepares for the

withti st for Men's Bid Day Tug-of-War ar the Greek Games

1999. during Greek Week.

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Below Below

J. P. Moser and Patrick Riley pose for a quick picture. Jason Zaleski, Spencer King and Nick Bauer are all smiles during

Homecoming.

Above

Pi Kappa Phi celebrates Bid Day 1999.

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Greek Week

May 8, 2000 - May 12, 2000

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La( Lge College

Men's Soccer

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Left. Scott Stillman works his magic protecting his goal. Right. Taking charge of the situation.

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Women's Soccer

Below Right

r.ric.i MontrosMir, number throe, takes Mirna Romero defends the goal for her
back control of the game. team.

Above

Panthers attempt to gain control of TWsteam has SPIRIT!
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Left. Nicole Darr is one of the leading players on the Lady Panther's Team. Right. A view from behind the scenes.

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Above

Conference with Coach.
Far Right

They know what they're doing.

Right

Getting ready to defend her team

Far Right

Just Watching Victory

Below

Action on the court

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Below

Flyin' high in Volleyball.

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. ige College

Men's Basketball

, he I ^99-2000 season marked an end and foreshadowed a new
beginning tor the LaGrange College Panthers. This was the last
season that the Panthers would compete in the Georgia Alabama
( a rolina Conference (GACC) of the N AI A. This is arguably one of the
best conferences in the nation in men's basketball. The GACC sent
three teams to the NAIA Division I National Tournament. The only
conference to do so. The Panthers have competed valiantly in the
GACC but it is time to move on. Next Season will mark a new
beginning in NCAA Division III. The Panthers are forming a new
conference in Division III, which will be called the Great South
Athletic Conference. Although the conference is still forming there
will be a conference champion named at the end of the season
tournament. The entire staff and team are excited about the move to
NCAA Division III and competing against schools who share the
same mission and vision as LaGrange College. The Panther's two
returning bright spots from last season are Antwaun Hawkins, who
was voted to the All-Freshman Conference Team this year, and Colt
McDowell, who was picked by his teammates as the teams most
dedicated player. These two individuals will play a huge roll in the
success of LaGrange College in the future because of their extreme
amount of hard work and dedication. Head Coach Joe Cambron and
his assistants, Warren I layens and [ason Williams; look forward to
seeing Mariotti Gymnasium packed full of Panther faithful.

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Above

You h )intson the board to

is a LaGrange Pan-
ther shooting ' e .- opponet to see
that the Panthi ther basket

towards this effoi I

Right

Colt McDowell moves so quickly that he
blurs the court on his move straight to the
hole; driving past everyone in his path.

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Above

Dribbling past your defender is an easier
job than said, but here is a Panther that
seems to make easy work of it.

Left

You think Michael Jordan can sky? Well
look at this Panther skying past his de-
fender and laying up another basket.

Right

Colt McDowell puts up
a layup giving the Pan-
thers another two points
towards another vic-
tory.

Far Right

There is no gain without
pain. Here is a face that
shows the pain and ef-
fort it goes into trying to
regain the basketball af-
ter a shot has gone up.

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Left Below

The Lady Panthers practice shooting as With a score of 48 to 26, the Lady Pan-
they are getting ready to play. thers dominate on defense.

Above

Everyone gets a look at the LC Lady Panther basketball players during the Homecoming Parade.

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Swimming

Above

The sv\ im team takes off in their attempts to blow their competition away.

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"Tie LC swim team blows the competition away from the get-go.

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If You Build It, They Will Come

i new Baseball Stadium, Cleaveland Field, was built this year.

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Special Olympics

On Your Mark, Get Set, Go!

LaGrange hosted the 1999 Special Olympics for the state of Georgia in the fall.
The event was a huge success thanks to the hard work of many volunteers, and
the participants had a great time whether they received a gold medal or not.
Everyone was a winner at these Special Olympics!

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Linda R. Buchanan, PhD.
Vice President and Dean for
Student Life and Retention

David Rowe
Vice President for
Advancement

Lydia Wheitsel
Executive Secretary to the
President

Dr. Jay K. Simmons
Vice President and Dean for
Academic Affairs

Dr. Ted Scharre
Dean of Students

Willete Phillips
Secretary, Office of the Vice
President for Academic
Affairs and Dean

NOT PICTURED

Dr. Frank James
Vice President and Dean for
Continuing Education

Diane Cooper
Telecommunications
Specialist

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Phyllis Whitney
Executive Vice President for
Administration

Sandra Dennis
Human Resources
Specialist

Ron Davis
Director of Special Projects

Catherine McConkey
Director of Center for
Community Studies

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Marty Pirrman
Controller

NOT PICTURED

Rebecca Carter
Student Accounts Specialist

NOT PICTURED

Nancy Spradlin
Accounts Payable

NOT PICTURED

Sandra Williamson
Staff Accountant

lames Blackwood

' Information

Systems

Brandon Fetner
>e Administrator

Michael Fouts
Network Manager

Tiffany Miller
Information Systems Trainer

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Martha Pirkle Tamera J. Rogers Natalie Shelton Stacy Boyd

Director of Alumni Activities Coodinator of Advancement Director of Public Relations Public Relations Assistant

Services

Jimmy G. Herring Melissa McDonald Patsy McKay

Registrar Administrative Assistant to Administrative Assistant to

the Registrar the Registrar

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Andy Geeter
Director of Admission

Jenny McCartney
Associate Director of
Admission

Cynthia Miles
Assistant Director of
Admission

Emma Trammell
Information Specialist

Jan Hall
Admission Coordinator

Jennifer Hull
Admission Counselor

lela Scotto, Ed.S., NCC
of Academic and
I r onal Counseling

Laura Owen, Ed.S.
Director, The Career
Center, Counselor

Quincy Brown
The Elizabeth Walker
Lanier Campus Minister

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Loren L. Pinkerman
Library Director

Lisa Farrow
Circulation Manager and
Assistant to the Library
Director

Yvonne Mills
Library Acquisitions

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Mary Lou Dabbs
Electronic Resources Librarian

Arthur Robinson
Public Services Librarian

Charlene Baxter
Public and Technical
Services Librarian

Jmms

Lori Slay
Cataloging and General
Assistant

Wylene Herndon
Campus Ticketing

Austin P. Cook, III
Campus Postmaster

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Vicky Ellis
Resident Director,
Boatwright Hall

Susanna Liveakos
Resident Director, Pitts Hall
Administrative Assistant to
Department of Theatre

Kirby McCartney
Resident Director, Turner Hall
Administrative Assistant to
Dean of Students

Glenda Turner
Resident Director, Hawkes Hall

Mary Wilson
Resident Director, Henry Hall

Anita Laney (Left) Bookstore Manager
Darlene Weathers (Right) Bookstore Assistant Manager

Sylvia Smith
Dm . Lai Aid

M i< . helle Reeves
tant Director,
Financial Aid

Jackie Belcher
Financial Aid Counselor

Teresa Allen
Financial Aid Assistant

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Dr. Brenda W. Thomas
Associate Professor of English
Humanities Division Chair
English Department Chair

Dr. Sam Hornsby
Professor of English

Dr. Nina Dulin-Mallory
Associate Professor of
English

Dr. Jack Slay, Jr.
Associate Professor of
English

Dr. John M. Williams
Associate Professor of
English

Dr. Laine Scott
Assistant Professor of
English

Marvin P. Johnson
: ;-tant Professor

Allison Orr
Adjunct English Professor

Robin Hurst
Secretary for English and
Psychology Departments

Frederick V. Mills, Sr.
Professor of History
Head, Department of History
and Political Science

Dr. Tony Johnson
Professor of Psychology

Dr. Joseph J. Cafaro
Professor of History

Dr. Tracy Lightcap
Associate Professor of
Political Science

Dr. Charles P. Kraemer
Professor of Psychology

Dr. Kevin L. Shirley
Assistant Professor of
History

Dr. Wayne Maynard
Political Science

Dr. Greg McClanahan
Professor of Mathematics
Chair, Mathematics
Department

Susan Laforet
Administrative Assistant to
the Science Division

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Dr. William Yin
Associate Professor of
Mathematics

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Dr. John C. Hurd
Professor of Biology
Chair, Biology Department

Dr. Bill McCoy
Ass iate Professor of
< and Physics

Dr. Carol Yin
Associate Professor of
Mathematics

Dr. William G. Paschal
Associate Professor of
Biology

Scott Pike
Instructor of Geology

Dr. Michael Searcy
Associate Professor of
Mathematics

Sarah Beth Mallory
Assistant Professor of Biology

Dr. Earl T. Kinzer
Adjunct Associate Professor
of Physics

Dr. Fay A. Riddle Dr. Brooks Shelhorse

Professor of Computer Science Professor of Computer Science
Chair, Department of
Computer Science

Dr. Jon Birkeli
Professor of Business
Chair, Department of
Business and Economics

Dr. Roland B. Cousins
Professor of Business

Dr. Kevin C. Reidy Lydia Rosencrants

Assistant Professor of Business Director, Accounting Program

Boatwright Assistant Professor
of Accounting

Robert N. Thomas
Director, Servant Leadership
Initiative

Brenda Riley
Administrative Assistant,
Business Division

Dr. Amanda Plumlee
Associate Professor and Chair
of Latin American Studies

Dr. Frank O'Connor
Assistant Professor of Latin
American Studies and
Anthropology

Monica Mey
Associate Professor of Latin
American Studies

Dr. Christiane Price
Associate Professor of
German and French

NOT PICTURED

John Lawrence
Professor of Art and Design

Marcia Brown

Tim Taunton

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Margaret Reneke
Assistant Professor
Department of Art and Design

Dr. Jennifer Harrison
Chair of the Division of
Education

Dr. Evelyn Jordan
Professor, Early Childhood
Education

Dr. David Oki Ahearn
Chair, Department of
Religion and Philosophy

Dr. John Granger Cook
Associate Professor of
Religion and Philosophy

Emmett Mullins
Callaway Campus Manager

NOT PICTURED

Sandra Johnson

Paul Wolkoff
Athletic Trainer

Phil Williamson
Athletic Director

Barbara Storie
Administrative Assistant
P.E. and Athletic Department

Jack Morman
Pool Supervisor and
Certified Pool Operator

Val Enenbach
Director of Aquatics

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Kelly Britsky Tangi White Warren Haynes Shelly Whitaker

Head Women's Assistant Softball Coach Men's Basketball Softball

Volleyball/
Basketball Coach

Bryan Burgess Joe Cambron Nat Woodrow

Assl Women's Basketball Men's Basketball Women's Soccer

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Challenging minds and inspiring souls
goes beyond the classroom. The dedicated
staff and faculty of LaGrange College
regularly participate in service projects.
Even President Stuart Gulley and Vice
President Linda Buchanan find time for
servant leadership.

Right

Kim Barber helps Jessalyn Banke
and Austin Tidwell renovate a park
as part of the Freshman Orientation.

Below

Dr. Jack Slay (far right) participates
m the painting of a house during
the Freshman Orientation Weekend.

Far Below

Kirby McCartney sits with students
after a long day of assisting freshmen
with move in.

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Top Left Corner

Marcia Brown (far right) assists in the rasing of the flag over
the newly renovated park.

Top Right Corner

Dr. Wayne Maynard and Dr. Jack Slay relax after a long day
of helping new students with their service projects.

Above

Dean Ted Scharre (far right) poses for a picture with his students
after a day of playing with local children.

Left

President Stuart Gulley sits with two students after the Freshmen
Service Project.

Left

Several Faculty help with the renovation of
a local park.

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Upperclassmen

Brent Aronson
Tracy Barre
Brigitte Bews
Jason Bonner

Jennifer Briggs
Lindsey Brown
Laura Bullard
Laura Butler

Dana Camp
Valerie Caswell
Robert Chauncy
Teisha Cooper

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Jody Corbitt
Brad Craven
Laura Dean
Mark DeLesdernier

Nylsa Dunbar
Emma Fergusan
Jason Fick
Sandra Godfrey

Stacy Gorman
Zack Graves
David Haggerty
Sharissa Hall

Jared Harden
Miriam Harris
Shari Hickom
Katie Holbach

Stuart Holden
Jessica Huff
Jennifer Ives
Abby Jimmerson

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Dane Johnson
Heather Jones
Leslie Krieger
Todd Levens

Chris Liston
Mandy Lupo
Deborah McCooler
Karen Meyrath

Meg Miles
Amanda Moncus
Anna Mustin
Ema Nagara

Shali Ordonez
Wendi Payne
Breanna Reid
Bob Roper

Leigh Sheppard
Brandy Sipliy
Trina Sopson
Tammy Speer

Upperclassmen

Left

Jason Zaleski and
senior Valerie Caswell
smile at the annual
Vegas on the Hill.

Tiffany Stenglein
Shundrico Steverson
Kandis Strickland
Travis Walker

Alton Weeks
Serena White
Michael Wickes
Andrew Williams

Lauren Withers

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^Z{tuie7 daymen

Brittany Adkins
Tasha Aids
Matt Aiken
[toro Akpan

Nick Anderson

James Emmett Ashlock
Noelle Ashmore
Jeanette Awana
Alicia Bailey
Benn Bailev

Tabitha Bales
Jessalyn Banke
Casey Barbera

Susan Barnes
Wendy Barnes

Chala Bartley
Grey Bell
Julie Bell
Nicholas Bellayuto
Thomas Bergman

Antoinc Blackshear
Amanda Blume
Shannon Bohanon
Tondelaya Boudreau\
Nicki Bowen

Underclassmen

Nicole Darr
Andrea Davis

April Davis
Brooke Davis
Susie DeBruhl

Katie Miller and
Lynne Miller enjoy
the beautiful
I lomecoming events.

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Claire Ferguson
Jenny Fletcher

Marjorie Fortin
Don Frank
Laura Franklin

Ginger Froenbarger
Christine Garey
Kim Genung
Elizabeth George
Stacy Gerhard t

Sabrina Gibson
Gayle Goetz
Betsy Griffin
Oscar Griffin
Adrienne Griggs

Diana Damon and LaToya Nance are
having a good time during recruitment.

Jenny Fletcher, Will Coil and T.J. Kelly are
chillin' between classes.

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Katie Hudson
Amy Hughes
Jane Hunter
Miranda Hutcherson
Britt Inman

James M. P. Jallah
Janika Jennings
Brandon Johnson
Rich Johnson
Ben Jones

Shemika Jones
Kelley Kalish
T. j. Kelley
Josh Kesling
Kathryn Elizabeth Kimball

Nate King
Britt Kitchen
Lyndsey Knight
Melissa Koher
Terri Landers

Andy LeBlanc
Ronnie Lindamood
Valeric Longshore
Sheneka Lynch
C.arrett MacKay

Underclassmen

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Ann Rhodes
Chris Richards
Casey Ridley
Adam Riggins
Heather Robertson

Fabio Romero
Isabel Romero
Danielle Roods
Heather Rosemas
Catherine Royal

Jeri Ruschmeyer
April Russell
Joe Salter
Shannon Salter
Jamie Saylor

Julie Schendel
Jesi Schmidt
Tony Schmidt
Chris Shannon
Brendan Shattles

Tawandri Shaw

.Nick Short
Sallie Skinner
1 aura Sledge

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Sara Reese Taylor
Ashley Thomas

Leanna Thornton
Sherry Thrasher
Aleks Totskiy

Angie Turner
Paula Van
Trisha Vannest
Kyle Vaughn
Shyla Via

Matthew Vick
Henry Vucetic
David Walker
Ryan Warden
Ronnie Washington

Stacie Waters
Tony Watkins
Brandi Webhe
Shelly Weed
Angie Wheeler

Mary White
Ashley Williams
Marquisha Williams
Summer Williams
Whitney Williams

Autumn-Joi Wilson
Ryan Winn
Andrew Worley
Kasey Worrells
Ryan Worsley

Kelly Wren
Masako Yatsukl
his. 'ii Zaleski
C.J. Zimmerman

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"Greetings to the class of 2000... "

The graduating class of 2000 had a lot to be excited about on June 3.
Granted, it was the first time in years that many had even seen 8:30
on a Saturday morning but complaints about the early hour and the
heat of the morning sun were quickly drowned out by the sound of
bag-pipes in the distance. Over one hundred LaGrange College
students were greeted by President Stuart Gulley and Roy E. Barnes,
Govenor of Georgia, not long before they were handed their diplomas and
shifted their tassels from the right to the left. Then, as the bag-pipes
played once again, the class of 2000 said farewell to any more early
mornings at LaGrange and said hello to the rest of their lives.

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One of the major challenges of
LaGrange College today is to show its j
students that to prosper in life they must j
give back to the community Because of j
this philosophy the administration has j
created a strong Servant Leadership
program that teaches students how to

care and give.

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j idifc P age- Stacy Gorman

I'r to begin. It's my senior year and last year as editor of the yearbook. I can remem-

bi lught this year would never end and then I can remember times when I felt like the year

> as slipping bv and I could do nothing to stop it. I'm sure that there are certain things that one should

. di tor's Letter/' but I am completely clueless. Unfortunately there are no classes that I am
aware of that teach you the protocall for this sort of thing. I will warn you now that I am probally bab-
bling because it is getting late and I am getting more and more tired by the minute.

! 3i.li [-hat f he first thing I ought to do is to thank all of the people that have helped me along the way.

My famii) _n there for me, even though they weren't able to participate in the completion of

this book directly, they have helped more than they will ever know. I also want to thank my sorority.
Alpha Omicron Pi has helped me grow into the person I am today and from that group I would like to
thank several individuals (though all have been there for me). First and most importantly is my family,
original and adopted. Laurel is the best little sister that anyone could ever have. Sallie, I am so proud to
call von a <=istpr and more importantly a friend. Missy, I could never have completed this without you.
You are my constant in a hectic world. Stephanie, I don't know how to thank you for making my senior
year such a wonderful one. Leigh, I wish their was a way that I could explain how important you are to
me. You are so very special and I could never thank you enough. Alicia, though the thick and thin, you
are the one person that I could never stay mad at long. It must be your smile. Mandy Lupo, you have
become my best friend. My only regret is that I didn't meet you earlier in my life. I also want to thank
several members of the faculty that have been so generous to me throughout the year. You have made my
time at LaGrange College a wonderful experience. These people are Dean Ted, Mrs. Kirby McCartney,
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Turner, Marcia Gorman, Debbie Bonaminio, and most importantly Marcia Brown.

That should do it for my personal thanks. I would also like to mention that this book would never have
made it if it weren't for my staff, Dana, Natalie Shelton, Bob Thomas, Martha Pirkle. They have all do-
nated time and effort to this yearbooks production. Also, thanks to all the staff and faculty that donated
pictures and facts.

At this point I would like to make my apologies. I feel sure that I have messed up somewhere despite my
effort. Nobodys perfect. I just wanted to say that if I forgot someone or misspelled something I want

everyone to know that I am sorry.

All in all, I enjoyed working on this book. It recalls memories that had already begun to fade. Perhaps
through my time as Editor, I have created a way for all of us to remember our time at LaGrange College a
little better.

Editor's Page- Katie Holbach

Due to unchangeable circumstances, Katie was not able to write a personal letter. She would like everyone to
know that she appreciated all their help and time. Good luck next year!

Kathrine Holbach

Colophon

Volume 83 of the 1999-2000 LaGrange College Quadrangle was printed by Jostens in Clarksville,
Tennessee. Jostens' Company Representatives were David, Paulette, and Payton Zeigler.

The cover was designed by Stacy Gorman and Katherine Holbach with influence from a
LaGrange College Graduation invitation from 1899. The endsheets are
light beige.

The paper is 80-pound Mead glossy stock. The 1999-2000 Quadrangle measures 9"xl2" (size 9),
with a 160 point binder's board, smythe sewn. All copy used is Helvetica and Palatino. All copy,
layout, and graphic elements were produced on a Macintosh 6500/250 PowerPC using Pagemaker.

Student portraits were done by Al Yates in LaGrange, Georgia. All other photography was pro-
vided by Debrah G. Bonaminio, Ted Scharre, Natalie Shelton, Valerie Caswell, Stacy Gorman,
Kathrine Holbach, Natalie Shelton, Bob Thomas, Nicholas Bellayuto, and Julie Bell. Special thanks
for the Theatre Arts Department for donating pictures of this years theatrical productions to the
Quadrangle.

This volume contains 192 pages, including 32 pages printed in four color. The 1999-2000 Quad-
rangle had a press run of 600 copies. Additional copies may be purchased from the Office of Student
Development, LaGrange College, LaGrange, Georgia, 30240

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A

122

Adkins, Brittany 128
Ahcarn, Dr. David Oki
Aides, Tasha 67, 128
Aiken, Matt 78, 128
Akins, Matt 33
Akpan Itoro 10 8
Airoru, Nancy 123
Allen, Teresa 114
Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Phi Omega
Alpha Psi Omega
Anderson, Laurel
Anderson Nick 75, 128
Aronson, Brent 72, 128
Ashmore, Noelle 31, 32, 128
Awana, Jeanette 90,128

26, 66, 79
35, 52, 53
57
66

B

Bailey, Alicia 66, 67, 128
Bailey, Benn 128
Balps, Tabitha 128
Banke, Jessalyn 126,128
Baptist Student Union 55
Barber, Dr. Kim 120,126
Barbera, Casey 128
Barnes, Susan 128
Barnes. Wendy 128
Barre, iidLy

Bartley, Chala 66, 67, 78, 128
Bauer, Nick 76, 77
Baxter, Charlene 1 1 3
Belcher, Jackie 114
Bell, Grey 72,128
Bel 1 T,,n e 128,153
Bellayutu, Nicholas 50, 74, 128,
153

Bergman, Thomas 62, 128

Beth . Mary Carter 129

Beth, S.T-ah Mallory 118

Bews, Bridg, 32, 34, 49.. 68, 128

Birkeli, Dr. Jon

Birkeli, Kristin . 68

128

Blackshear, Antoine 128
Blackwood, James 110
Blumberg, Richard 72
Blume, Amanda 128
Bohanon, Shannon 128
Bonaminio, Debbie 126
Bonaminio, Deborah 153
Bonner, Jason 128
Boone, Jeremy 76
Boudreaux, Tondelaya
Bowen, Nicki 53, 128
Boyd, Stacy 111
Bradley, Brad 129
Bradley, Dee 121
Branan, Janna 129
Brewer, Laura 129
Brewster, Jason 129
Briggs, Jennifer 66, 67, 128
Britsky, Kelly 124
Bronn, Heather 129
Brooks, Mandy
Brown, Heather
Brown, Lindsey
Brown, Marcia
Brown, Quincy
Browning, Brad
Broyer, George
Bruce, Taylor 72, 129
Buchannan, Dr. Linda
Buckerst, Collin 124
Buckhurst, Colin 120
Bullard, Laura 32, 66, 128
Burgess, Bryan 124
Burnham, Jamie 129
Butler, Laura 128
Butler, Vicki 38, 129
Byars, Kimber 58

129

129

128
120, 127
112

129

75, 129

125

c

Cafaro, Dr. Joseph 117

Calhoun, Mary 58

Cambron,Joe 88,124

Camp, Dana 1 28

Campbell, Khadene 27, 129

Carpio, Tara 53

Carr, Josh 129

Carter, Rebecca 110

Caswell, Valerie 66, 128, 129, 153

Cathy, Ross 39, 128

Cato, Carrie 128

Cavallin, Missy 28, 32, 50, 66, 67,

128, 153
Celorio, Diana 62, 128
Chambers, Ryan 72, 128

Chancey, Lisa 128
Chapel Band 61
Chauncey, Robert 38, 128
Cheerleaders 59
Clevenger, Diandra 128
Clonce, Shelly 128, 128
Cocking, Joey 76
Coil, Will 128
Colclough, Joshua 128
Collins, Montez 128
Cook, Austin P. 113
Cook, Dr. John Granger
Cooper, Diane 109
Cooper, Teisha 128
Corbitt,Jody 129
Cotrell, Stephanie 32, 66, 67, 128
Cousins, Dr. Roland B. 119
Cowart, Heather 33
Craven, Brad 129
Creech, Matt 72
Culver, Crystal 128
Curry, A'Keeceia 128

122

D

Dabbs, Mary Lou 113

Dalrymple, Matt 39

Damon, Diana 66, 67, 128, 128

Daniel, Sarah 128

Darr, Nicole 32, 78, 128, 128

Davis, Andrea 62, 128

Davis, April 128

Davis, Ashley 33, 34, 38, 58

Davis, Brooke 128

Davis, Ron 110

Dean, Laura 129

DeBruhl, Susie 33, 128

Decker, Sarah 66, 67, 129

DeLesdernier, Mark 129

Delta Tau Delta 26, 72, 73, 79

De'mon, Misha 33, 32, 48, 69

DeMooney, Clint 32, 72, 129

Dennis, Sandra 110

Deriso, Kim 39, 129

Dibert, Matt 129

Dillard, Kacie 129

Dowda, Tiffaney 129

DuBoise, Josh 32

Dulin-Mallory, Dr. Nina 36, 116

Dunbar, Nylsa 129

Duttera, Dr. Sue 118

E

East, Matt 33, 129

Edgar, Gordon 129

Edmondson, Teresa 129

Edwards, Dr. Steven E. 120

Edwards, Shawnta 129

Elder, Brett 129

Elizabeth, Kathryn Kimball 128

Elliott, Diana 129

Ellis, Vicky 114

Emmett, James Ashlock 128

Enenbach, Val 123

Epperly, Jamie 129

Erickson, Joel 129

Estes, Charley 129

Evans, Dr. Charles H. 117

F

Farrow, Lisa 113
Fergusan, Emma 129
Ferguson, Claire 55, 62, 128
Fetner, Brandon 110
Fick, Jason 129

Fletcher, Jenny 50, 66, 67, 1 28, 1 53

Flores, Anton 124

Fortin, Marjorie 128

Foster, Janell 32, 48, 71

Fouts, Michael 110

Frank, Don 128

Franklin, Laura 38, 55, 129, 128

Frederick, Carlie 122

Froenbarger, Ginger '128

G

Garey, Christine 128
Geeter, Andy 112
Genung, Kim 62, 128
George, Amelia 34, 39, 69, 1 28
George, Elizabeth 128
Gerhard t, Stacy 55, 128
Gibson, Sabrina 59, 128
Giles, Peter 72
Gill, Luke 124
Godfrey, Sandra 129
Goetz, Gayle 66, 128
Goodman, Jamie 35, 53
Gorman, Stacy 28, 50, 66, 67, 129,

150,153
Grau, Jerean 122
Graves, Zack 129

Griffin, Betsy 128

Griffin, Oscar 128

Griggs, Adrienne 128

Gulley, President Stuart 90, 108,

125, 127
Guyton, Janet 33

H

Haddock, Danny 39, 76
Hafner, Martin 129
Haggerty, David 129
Hall, Jan 112
Hall, Sharissa 129
Hamilton, Trivonna 59, 129
Hammond, Crystal 129
Hancock, Susan 111
Handa, Yumi 62
Harden, Jared 72,129
Harris, Miriam 129
Harrison, Dr. Jennifer 58, 121
Harvey, Ansley 66, 67, 129
Hatcher, Holly 129
Hawkins, Antwaun 88, 129
Hawthorne, Cory 58
Hayens, Warren 88
Haynes, Warren 124
Head, Bobby 72
Heath, Melissa 66, 67, 129
Henley, Cheri 32, 71
Henn, Britney 58
Herndon, Heidi 32, 129
Herndon, Wylene 113
Herring, Jimmy 111
Herring, Kirsten 129
Herring, Kristen 70
Hickom, Shari 54, 58, 129
Hillyer, Dr. Joyce 58, 121
Hinshaw, Jeremy 72, 129
Hisamatsu, Takeji 62
Holbach, Katie 28, 50, 66, 129, 151,
153

Holden, Stuart 32, 34, 38, 48, 49,

128, 129
Holland, Kristi 59, 129
Holley, J.R. 39
Hollstein, Chris 72, 129
Hopkins, Josh 72, 129
Hornsby, Dr. Sam 116
Howard, Karey 90, 129
Hudson, Charles 4
Hudson, Katie 128
Huff, Jessica 59, 129
Hughes, Amy 66, 67, 128
Hull, Jennifer 112

Hunter, Jane 128
Hurd,Dr.John 118
Hurst, Robin 116
Hutcherson, Miranda 128

I

Iida, Kanako 62
Imagination Unbound 26
Inman, Britt 128
International Group 62
Ives, Jennifer 66,129

7

Jallah, James 62,128
James, Dr. Frank 109
Jennings, Janika 128
Jimmerson, Abby 129
Johnson, Brandon 128
Johnson, Dane 128
Johnson, Dr. Tony 117
Johnson, Marvin 116
Johnson, Rich 32, 128
Johnson, Sandra 123
Johnston, J. P. 33
Jones, Ben 128
Jones, Heather 58, 128
Jones, Shemika 128
Jordan, Dr. Evelyn 121

K

Kalish, Kelley 128

Kappa Delta 26, 32, 33, 35, 68, 69

Kappa Sigma 27, 33, 74, 75

Kelley, T.J. 128, 128

Kemp, Bryan 32

Kesling, Josh 128

King, Nate 128

King, Spencer 76, 77

Kinzer, Dr. Earl 118

Kitchen, Britt 72, 128

Knight, Lyndsey 128

Knopp, Lori 122

Koher, Melissa 128

Kraemer, Dr. Charles P. 117

Krieger, Leslie 128

I

Laforet, Susan 118
Land, Kristen 67

Landers, Terri 128
Laney, Anita 114
LaTour, Nicole 69
Lawrence, John 120
Leavens, Todd 75
LeBlanc,Andy 61,72,128
Levens, Todd 128
Lightcap, Dr. Tracy 117
Lindamood, Ronnie 128
Liston, Chris 128
Liveakos, Susanna 114
LoiL G ilerie 128

Looney, Rob 72
Lowe, Allen 72, 73
Ludvvig, Kathy 35, 52, 53
Lupo, Mandy 66, 128
Lynch, Sheneka 128

M

MacKay, Garrett 128
Mann, Holly 129
Markham, Brad 39
Matthews Te^sa 58
May nard, Dr. Wayne 117,127
McCall, Durrell 129
McCarthy, Michelle 33, 71 , 1 29
McCartney, Jenny 112
McCartney, Kirby 114, 126
McClanahan, Dr. Greg 118
McComb, Karen 33, 38, 62, 129
McConkey, Catherine 110
McCooler, Deborah 128
McCoy, Dr. Bill 118
McCue, Brian 129
McDonald, Melissa 111
McDowell, Colt 88, 89
McElreath, Kelly 129
McGarvey, Katie 33

McC

T o^ica 129

McKay, Kimberly 129
McKay, Patsy 111
McManic, Sarah 129
McMullen, Anthony 129
McMullen, Linda 111
Mele, Anslee 129
Mcibo.., " at; ra 71
Melton, Kendrico 129
Merritt, Chad 129
Mey, Monica 119
Meyi ath, Karon 38, 69, 128
Middlero v 129

Mike, Sara ) 1<
Miles, Cynthia

Miles, Ternisha 128
Miller, Christiana 128,128
Miller, Katie 30, 128
Miller, Kristen 59
Miller, Lynne 128, 128
Miller, Tiffany 110
Mills, Frederick 117
Mills, Kevin 128
Mills, Yvonne 113
Mitchell, David 75, 128
Moncus, Amanda 128,128
Money, Jamey 59
Montressor, Erica 84, 128
Moran, Mike 128
Morgan, Lynn 128
Morman, Jack 123
Morrison, Jay 128
MoserJ.P. 39,77,128
Mullins, Emmett 123
Mustin, Anna 66,128
Myers, Tiffany 33, 67

N

Nabors, Ronny 128
Nagara, Ema 62, 128
Naglee, Phil 128
Nance, Latoya 59, 128, 128
Niedrach, Nancy 128
Nihiser, Jenny 59,128
Norman, Jeremy 39, 129, 128
Norris, Christy 32
Norton, Megan 128
Nunn, Rawn 128
Nutile, Lisa 69

o

Obenchain, Anna 128
O'Brien, Kelly 53, 129, 128
O'Conner, Dr. Frank 119
Ogura, Yuko 62,128
Ordonez, Shali 128
Orr, Allison 116
Owen, Laura 112

Paradis,J.D. 128

Parker, Carrie 71

Parker, Matt 32, 39, 72, 78, 128

Parrish, Jovonnah 27,128

Parrish, Liz 128

Patrick, Laura 70

Pattillo, Crystal 129
Paul, Ahna 33
Payne, Katy 59
Payne, Wendi 128
Pence, Jeremy 76
Pennebaker, Rob 129
Phelps, Bill 129
Phelps, Lee 58
PhiMu 32,70,71,77,78,79
Phillips, Amy 129
Phillips, Bart 76, 129
Phillips, Willete 109
Pi Kappa Phi 35, 37, 76, 77, 78, 79
Pierre, James 129
Pike, Scott 118
Pinkerman, Loren 113
Pirkle, Martha 111
Pirrman, Kathy 111
Pirrman, Marty 110
Plumlee, Dr. Amanda
Porter, Jamie 129
Porter, Jennifer 129
Porter, Katie 129
Portillo, Hector 129
Pourchier, Jeffrey 129
Powell, Tiffany 66, 129
Price, Dr. Christiane 119
Psi Chi 58
Purnell, Paul 129

119

R

R., J. Holly 129
R., Linda Buchanan 109
Rader, Steve 129
Reese, Sara Taylor 128
Reeves, Michelle 114
Reid, Breanna 128
Reid, James 129
Reidy, Dr. Kevin 119
Reisinger, Betty 111
Reneke, Margaret 121
Rhodes, Ann 128
Richards, Chris 128
Riddle, Dr. Fay A. 119
Ridley, Casey 128
Riggins, Adam 72, 128
Riley, Brenda 119
Riley, Patrick 76, 77
Roberts, Ryan 76
Robertson, Heather 128
Robinson, Arthur 113
Rogers, Tamera 111
Romero, Fabio 72, 128
Romero, Isabel 128

Romero, Mirna 30, 91
Roods, Danielle 128
Roods, Danny 128
Roper, Bob 128
Rosemas, Heather 128
Rosencrants, Lydia 119
Rowe, David 109
Royal, Catherine 128
Ruschmeyer, Jeri 68, 128, 128
Russell, April 38, 128

S

Salter, Joe 128
Salter, Shannon 128
Saylor, Jamie 32, 128
Scharre, Dean Ted 52, 79, 109, 127,
153

Schendel, Julie 128
Schmidt, Jesi 128,153
Schmidt, Tony 128
Scott, Dr. Laine 116
Scotto, Pamela 112
Scurry, Stacey 32, 129
Seagraves, Jamie 70
Searcy, Dr. Michael 118
See, Jason 33
Sellers, Janet 58
Seymour, John 75
Shannon, Chris 128
Shattles, Brendan 39, 128
Shattles, Brendon 76
Shaw, Tawanda 128
Shelhorse, Dr. Brooks 119
Shelton, Natalie 4, 111, 153
Sheppard, Leigh 67, 128
Shirley, Dr. Kevin 117
Shoemaker, Krystyn 128
Short, Nick 128
Silvio, Dinah 33, 68
Simmons, Dr. Jay 109
Sipliy, Brandy 128
Skinner, Sallie 32, 66, 128
Slay, Dr. Jack 59, 116, 126, 127
Slay, Lori 113
Sledge, Laura 128
Smeltzer, Andrea 33, 66, 129
Smith, Chris 129
Smith, Craig 72, 73, 129
Smith, Crystal 129
Smith, Joey 129
Smith, Melissa 28, 32, 59, 66
Smith, Sylvia 114
Sopson, Trina 128
Spage 117

Speer, Tammy 58, 128
Spence, Stephanine 70
Spradlin, Nancy 110
Starr, Thomas 129
Steele, Megon 129
Steinbach, Angie 129
Stenglein, Tiffany 129
Steverson, Shundrico 129
Stewart, Courtney 129
Stidham, Heather 129
Stilwell, Scott 129
Stockamp, Lori 53
Stone, Jarrod 129
Storie, Barbara 123
Strand, Maggie 69, 129
Strickland, Kandis 58, 129
Stroud, Alex 72
Stubbs, Troy 32
Sutlic, Vince 129

T

Tallent, Julie 129
Taunton, Tim 120
Thomas, Ashley 32, 59, 70, 128
Thomas, Bob 153
Thomas, Dr. Brenda W. 116
Thomas, Robert 119
Thompson, Adrienne 68
Thornton, Leanna 128
Thorton, Brandon 53
Thorton, Liana 58
Thrasher, Sherry 58, 93, 128
Tidwell, Austin 126
Totskiy, Aleks 33, 128
Trammell, Emma 112
Tribbolt, Marci 58
Turner, Angie 128
Turner, Glenda 114

V

Van, Paula 128
Vannest, Trisha 128
Vasta, Mike 72
Vaughn, Kyle 128
Via,Shyla 128
Vick, Matthew 128
Vucetic, Henry 72, 128

w

Wakefield, Dr. Dara 58, 121
Walker, David 128

Walker, Travis 75, 129
Ward, Andy 36, 76
Warden, Ryan 128
Washington, Ronnie 128
Waters, Stacie 128
Watkins,Tony 128
Weathers, Darlene 114
Webbe, Brandi 128
Weed, Shelly 58, 128
Weeks, Alton 129
Wetherington, Bobby 76
Wheeler, Angie 31,128
Wheitsel, Lydia 109
White, Mary 128
White, Serena 129
White, Tangi 124
Whitney, Phyllis 110
Whittiker, Shelly 124
Wickes, Michael 76,129
William, Dr. Paschal 118
Williams, Andrew 129
Williams, Ashley 128
Williams, Dr. John 116
Williams, Erica 58
Williams, Jason 88, 124
Williams, Marquisha 59, 128
Williams, Summer 128
Williams, Whitney 128
Williamson, Phil 123
Williamson, Sandra 110
Wilson, AJ 33
Wilson, Autumn-Joi 128
Wilson, Mary 114
Winn, Ryan 128
Withers, Lauren 129
Wolkoff, Paul 123
Woodrow, Nat 124
Worley, Andrew 128
Worrells, Kasey 128
Worsley, Ryan 72, 128
Wren, Kelly 128

y

Yates, Al 153
Yatsuki, Masako 62
Yatsukl, Masako 128
Yin, Dr. Carol 118
Yin, Dr. William 118

z

Zaleski, Jason 77,129,128
Zimmerman, C.J. 128

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