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Above: The Fuller E.
Callaway building was
the new home for 2000
and 2001 academic
classes.

View From Up High

Upper Right: Standing
wear the sprial staircase
once was, now you have a
wonderful view of the
Quadrangle.

Work In Progress

Right: Manget is under
construction. The Humani
ties Department is waiting
to move in upon comple-
tion at the beginning of
summer.

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New Places

Change. To some
it brought a bright
smile and to others it
sent a chill up their
spine. Regardless of
the effects it has
remaind one of life's
certainties. Looking
around campus it has
become evident that
La Grange College
is surrounded with
change. Everywhere
you turn there are
new places, new faces
and new ideas. From
Dante's to Dana,
along with Tuesday
Tunes, our school is
^constantly under re-

vision. We added a
new wave of diverse
students, new and re-
model buildings,
fresh faculty and
staff, and even the
dinning hall found a
way to reuse the left-
overs. With the mas-
ter plan in place, La
Grange College is on
it's way to becoming
one of Georgia's top
private institutions.
As we moved into the
new millennium so
to did our college,
and to get there we
venturing down the
path of change.

Hightech

Upper Left Corner: LaGrange
College continued to go high tech
with computer capablitiles at every
desk in the new Callawy Buliding.
Inside the Commons

Upper Left Middle: Carrie Duncan
memorized lines from a script by
Dante's Coffee Shop.
New Career Center

Upper Bottom Left: A new home for
the Career Center along with other
staff offices.

Bookstore In A New Home

Left: The Campus Bookstore is
relocated under Henry residence
Hall. LaGrange College 3

Welcome Freshmen

Top Right: Andy Porter and Angie
Clarke get welcomed by rain during
Fair On the Square.

Imported From Mexico

Middle Right: New Teacher Linda
Carillo and new student Alex, both
natives of Mexico cruised across campus.

New Ideas And New Face-s

Bottom Right: Swedish native Eva and
fellow Art Student League member
Diana Celorio worked together at
painting faces for the new SGA Hal-
loween Carnival.

Freshmen Spirit

Below: Eric Weidinger, Kristen
Lockman, and Mitch Parks came out to
the LaGrange College Basketball game
and showed their support.

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New Faces

EENY MEENY MINEY MOE

Above: Sarah Harwell,
Kimberly Drew, Sandra
Howell, Hillary Holder, Sara
Gilreath were always studying
together.

Working In New Setting

Top Far Left: Kelley Kalish
had a rush of people during
Homecoming at the new
Bookstore.

Happy Winner

Top Near Left: Matt Boone had a
happy new face to go with his new
phone he won at Vegas On The Hill.

Should Have Been A Cowboy

Lower Far Left: Bo Bray just could
not wait to turn into to a cowboy on
Bull Street.

New Student?

Lower Near Left: No that is just the
New Director of Student Actvities,
Dan Beker, in her new office.

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Studying? To Some A New Idea

Above: Sheneka Lynch made sure to
get in some study time during lunch.
Kelly McElreath looked as though
she had not figured out this studying
thing yet, or she had a brain overload.

Service Fair

Top Right: Kim Genung did not seem
able to pull her self together and make
a touchdown during the new inflatable
fun event at Homecoming.

New Date

Near Bottom Right: Janet Guyton
reached in and pulled out winning
tickets at Vegas On The Hill. Vegas on
The Hill was held during the fall
semester.

Live Music

Far Bottom Right: Christiana Miller was
the first to perform for Tuesday Tunes.
Tuesday Tunes was held by Dante's and
had a LaGrange College student playing
live music every tuedsay night.
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Nap Time

Below: Libby Sawyer took a
nap during the
Recruitment
Cookout,

Hot Grill Below: J.P. Moser cooked the
food for the new SGA Hallow-
een Carnival.

New Educational Programs

Left Middle: Pam Kenedy, Miss Georgia,
talked about eating disorders to LaGrange
College students.

Take Part In The

Festivites For The First Time

Below Middle: Henry Vucetic helped
children string crafts to help decorate a
Christmas tree.

Who Wants To
Be A Millionare

Fun In The Mud

Below: Charley
Estes had a little
mud put on him
after the Delta Tau
Delta Fraternity
held the new mud
wrestling event.

Below: Phil Naglee and
Alisha Golden tried to
anwer their question in
the updated version of
the ^ Academic
Bowl.

New Ideas

A New Team

Above Left: Eva Meier takes off for LaGrange
Colleges new Cross Country Team.

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Fall

Semester

2000

Right: The men's soccer team
warmed up before a match.

Below: Graig Smith tried his hadest
to be a kid again on the big trikes.

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Left: Roonie Mickel
and Melissa Heath
enjoying a break
from class in the
Dinning Hall.

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Above: Sam Henderson overcame
another runner during the confer-
ence championship put on by
LaGrange College.

Above: A.J. Wilson,
Yumi Handa, Sumiko
Takahashi and Lay
Boudreaux all haa a
bite to eat during Fair
On The Square.

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Above: Rachel
Hoogacker and
Will Coil relax at
the start of the fall
semester. The
semester system
was new to all
students as
LaGrange College
implemented this
past year.

Left: Erin Cope
and Stacey
Scurry act up as
usual during
men's bid day
at the houses

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Convocation

Septmeber 6, 2000

Above:

Dean

Simmons

along with

Stacy

Waters

presented

the Honor

Code to the

Class of

2004.

Left: Seniors started on their
final year at LaGrange.

Above Top: Animated
speaker Dr. Wayne Meisel
was the key note speaker of
convocation. He is the ex-
ecutive director of the
Booner Foundation.

Above: Seniors wondered
if they were going to make
it to trie end of the year.

Left: Itoro Akpan spoke on
the importance of
Servant Leadership.

Upper Left Middle:
Amerlia George , Student
Body President, wel-
comed everyone to
Convocation 2000.

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It Started Off Wet

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Near Right: Pi Kappa Phi's Brendan
Shattles came in out from the rain.
Rush started off a little wet this year at
Fair On The Square.

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About Time

Far Right: Phi Mu's Janet Guyton, i
Cheri Henley and Kacie Dillard waited
for the start of a recruitment event.

The Future

Below: Freshmen males gathered on
the Patio before they made a trip to
over to the Fraternity Houses.

ALHPA OMICRON PI

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ush and Recruitment is one of the first ways many freshmen are introduced to
their college experience. It is a time of meeting new people, upperclassmen as well as
fellow freshmen, and IJI^^ [being introduced to

new activities. Re-
was a time to learn
nization. There were
cookouts, and meet-
through to find out if
you and which organi-
the week all culmi-
Bid Day. The day were
and accepted. Where
guys run, fall and slide

cruitment and Rush
about each Greek orga-
parties, invitations,
ings to manoeuver
being Greek was for
zation fit. Of course,
nated by what we call
bids were passed out
traffic gets stopped and

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down the hill to the
Fraternity Houses and where the girls run to the floor of where there future sisters are
waited for them to arrive. For those who went Greek it is a very memorable week to say

the leas, KAPPA SIGMA

Fall Rush and
Recruitment

September 14,15 &16, 2000

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Can I make It Out

Above: Mirna Romero
was taken over by a pack
of Kappa Delta's as they
sang to welcome a new
group during recruitment.

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Where Did We Go

Above: The freshmen girls
wait to get their bids
before they go running up
the Henry Dorm stairs to
their new sorority.

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We Made Lots Of Noise

Upper Left Center: Austin Tidwell
celebrated his future little brother's
accepting a bid from the Kappa
Sigma Fraternity.

j I Can Not Wait

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Left: Phi Mu's gathered in Henry
Dorm and waited to see if all of their
hard work paid off for the best girls.

We Can All Get Along

Near Bottom Left:The sororities came
together and filled up the quadrangle
for a sing during recruitment .

Panhel Starts Up New Event

Far Bottom Left: Alpha Omicron Pi's
Missy Cavallin cooked for the sorori-
ties as freshmen Emily Thigpen could
not wait for another bite to eat.

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Rain Dance

Above: Led by Libby
Sawyer, the Phi Mifs
performed their version
of a rain dance and it
worked.

Out of the Rain

Right: Some of the LC
College Basketball team
tried their hands at the
smaller hoops. Look at that
wrist action. Just wait till
basketball season.

Lower Right: Mary Eliza-
beth and Lindsay Walburg
were drenched with their
green cowboy hats on.
Guess there was a hat
party. Didn't everyone
know about it.

Above: Students take full advantage of Water tag
sponsored by the SGA. They made sure that their
friends were completely soacked to the bone.

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Fair On The Square

"Wet and Wild"
September 5, 2000

The annual welcoming of the freshmen to
the campus by La Grange College and the city
of La Grange was rained on for the first time
ever. That did not stop the Fair on the Square
from taking place; it just became the Fair near
the Square instead! This event, sponsored by
SGA, was for freshmen and all other La Grange
College students to get to know what there was
on campus and in the community. Booths of all
types were set up, from fraternities and sorori-
ties to local churches. SGA provided a water gun
obstacle course which simply allowed students
to soak their friends even more than the rain al-
ready had. There was plenty to do and see. Stu-
dents signed up to join organizations while oth-
ers ate dinner. It might have been a wet Fair on
the Square, but that just made it a little more
intresting than usual. . , _. , ^ u

And Did The

Rain Come!

Above Top: Nicole Dan-
looked too happy about the
rain, but then again she had
her green cowboy hat on.

Above Middle: La Grange
College students signed up
for activities in the com-
munity and on campus.

Above Bottom: Scott and
Emma got into the party
mode as they served food
to the students.

Left: It looked like the Phi
Mu's rain dance worked.
Noelle Ashmore was
caught playing in the rain.

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It was not your normal day for snow cones
with the rain and all, but it didn't seem to
stop anyone from having a fun time.
Below: The La Grange College lunch room
staff having fun while serving dinner at fair
on the square.

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Above: Karey Howard and Jeremy Thurman

showed off her camera expertise with this close up.

Above Right: Josh Deyton used an umbrella

for his protection not from the rain but the

water blasters. Right: Mark Isenhour and Colt McDowell

\had a few servings of dinner. They are
growing basketball players.

Fair on the

Square

Left: These Phi Mu's didn't look like
the rain dampened their spirits at all.

Below: It looked like Panther Hoops
were already on some peoples minds.

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Above: Mirna Romero and Ashley
Bailey get to know each other. I bet
they can't wait for Recruitment to be-
gin.

Right: Many religious groups were on
at Fair on the Square. Here we have
the Catholic Priest talking to interested
students.

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Olympics

October 13-15, 2000

a Grange College helped various events. Every thin

host the Georgia Special came together in the end, anc

Olympics Fall Games again the games were closed with the

this year, and once again it was Victory Dance held in the

a great success. The three day Callaway Auditorium. The

event started on birthday party theme featured

Thursday with a great music. Volunteers and

grand opening athletes enjoyed the festivities

ceremony that that were put on by SGA.

featured a living Happy 30th birthday Georgia

flag that broke Special Olympics!

records. People
from all over the
state packed into
the football stadium for the
kick-off. On Friday and Satur-
day, there were events that
ranged from boccie ball to cy-
cling. The LC baseball team
assisted with the Softball skills
competition, and many stu-
dents served as volunteers for

Cake and Dancing

Above Left: Special Olympics
celebrated 30 years with this
wonderful cake.

Bottom Left: Chala Bartley danced
the night away.

Bottom Middle: There was a full
dance floor in the Callaway Audito-
rium.

Bottom Right: La Grange College
Students helped decorate before the
dance began.

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Achieving Your Goals

Left: Our own, Julie Bell helped give
out medals to some of the winners
during the Special Olympics.

Below: Lindsay Walburg took some-
time out to make sure she got to know
everyone around her, at least a little bit.

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Above: Put your birthday hats on girls. It
was time to party at the Special Olympics
since they had just turned 30 years old this
year.

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"Fall Addition"
October 5, 2000

Students packed in to Henry Lobby to watch the first

installment of Lip Sync. There were an array of acts, from
hysterical Delta Tau Delta Pledges to fun-loving Phi Mu New
Members. What was the point of all this dressing up and act-
ing crazy? Maybe it was to make some lasting memories, and
maybe it was for the money! The Student Government Asso-
ciation gave cash prizes, which went to the following groups:
3rd place went to Sexy Soul Sisters, 2nd went to the "Who
Let the Dogs Out?" Women's Basketball Team, and last but
not least the Kappa Delta New Members stole first place with
their rendition of "Good Bye Earl" by the Dixie Chicks. Earn-
ing them bragging rights until the next Lip Sync.

Above: LC Women's Basketball
team waited for Carey Howard to
fall back into their arms..

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Spanky

"Men Are Sluts Tour"
November 2, 2000

Above: Here once again Spanky used his wonderful facial expressions
and got a rise out of the crowd.

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hat to do on a Thursday night in La
Grange? One can always go to the movies or go
out to eat. These things get old after a while. The
La Grange College Student Government Asso-
ciation knew this. To give students something new
to do on one of those Thursday nights they im-
ported some talent. On November 2 they brought
the comical talents of Spanky. Students flocked
to the dining hall, and found themselves laughing
from the moment Spanky took the stage to the mo-
ment he left the building. He even incorporated stu-
dents into his act, having Lindsay Walburg join him
on stage for a portion of the evening. Spanky and his
Men Are Sluts Tour made this Thursday night
anything but typical.

Above: Spanky contem-
plated, why did I come to this
little college again? Oh yeah
for the money. I remember
now.

Above: The crowd couldn't
contain themselves as they
listened to the jokes that
Spanky delivered.

Above: Spanky is resurrected
on stage in the dining hall.
This is a Methodist school
after all.

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Right: Chris Richards made
the perfect caveman on the
Art Students League float
during the Homecoming
Parade.

Below: Amelia George,
representative of the Student
Government Association,
walked on to the soccer
field with her escort Clint
DeMooney.

Above: Jessica McGuire, rep-
resentative of the Drexel
Group, gave us a smile in a
nice new mustang when she
went down the parade route.

Above: Furonica Richardson
got into the swing of things
when she played on the giant
jousting game.

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omecoming 2

"Memories and Milestones"
October 20&2 1 , 2000

-Homecoming 2000 was like no other.
From its very beginning. The giant
inflatables that SGA sponsored on Friday
was a noticeable change. Students enjoyed
taking a break between classes or waited till
after dinner to take full advantage of the
oversized toys. From big trikes to the huge
obstacle course students were able to work
up a sweat by having fun. Saturday was even
better for all those who woke up early enough
to see the Homecoming Parade. There
seemed to be more floats than ever; as well
as beautiful Homecoming Court representa-
tives. There was a Noah's Arch float and a
Flintstones float to watch, and don't forget
about the candy that was tossed into the
parade's onlookers! After that it was time
for a rest. Most headed to the dining hall for
lunch with family and friends. Then it was
off to the game. The Men's Panther Soccer
team ran all over their foes. The crowd
watched and waited in anticipation for the
announcment of Homecoming Queen, float,
and banner competition winners at halftime.

Left: What a wonderful face
on Tessa Matthews. She was
being crowned this years
Homecoming Queen by
former Queen Misha
De'Mon.

Below: Look at this
stretchlimo. The hummer
was Kappa Sigmas float for
the parade. Watch out if you
see them on the road.

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Right: This years winner of
the banner competition went
to The Qaudrangle Staff for
this inventive banner design.

Far Bottom Right: Amanda
Henson went crazy with her
depiction of pregnancy, for
the Kappa Delta float.

And The
Winner Is

MILESTONES

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here were three different con-
tests up for grabs during Homecom-
ing. First was the Banner Contest.
Organizations painted banners on
sheets and hung them from Henry
Dorm on Wednesday for all to see.
They ranged from the silly and inter-
esting to the beautiful, but they all re-
lated to Memories and Milestones. The
winner was The Quadrangle with a ban-
ner of a yearbook opening up and every-
thing jumping right out off its pages. The
best float was the next contest. Saturday
morning the judges looked at all the differ-
ent floats, each tried to show their interpre-
tation of memories and milestones. Kappa
Delta took first place with the depiction of
the different achievements that one makes as
he or she goes through life. Last but not least,
the one contest everyone had watied for at half-
time was the announcement of the Homecom
ing Queen. With dozens of girls rep-
resenting their respected organiza-
tions choosing a winner seemed like
an impossible task. Winning Miss
Congeniality and 2nd runner up was
Diana Celorio representing The Bap-
tist Student Union. First runner up
was Erin Sexstone, who represented
Wesley Student Fellowship. Tessa
Matthews, representing Pi Kappa
Phi, was crowned La Grange

College's Homecoming Queen 2000.

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Left:

Memebers of
AOPi took
apart their
float after the
parade was
over with.

Above: Here are your win-
ners. Could we have a better
looking Homecoming Court?
I think not.

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Homecoming Inf latables

October 20,
2000

'Take a pinch of smiling
faces, add a dash of
roasted weenies, and
sprinkle in lots of hot air,
mix them all up and what
do you get? FUN! Tons of
it was had at the first
annual Homecoming
Inflatables. It was held on

Above: Isabel Romero took t he old soccer field. For

a moment to see how far her ,

, . , , the kid in us there was
opponent was behind her.

jousting, a giant inflatable

obstacle course, big trikes,
and bungie football. To
keep the energy flowing
an old fashioned picnic
was served along side it
all.

Center Right: Kellie
Boiling, Kim Genung,
and Kristen Lockman
took time out from their
evening of fun.

Top Right: Jerri
Ruschmeyer loved to be on
Above: Stacey Scurry was top.. .of the world,
held back by her football
player.

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Far Right: It looked like
Ben Holland always will
be a Toys R Us kid.

Above Left & Right:
Christopher Liston
helped Lyndsey
Knight beat Robert
Schneider out of a
touchdown.

Far Left: Celine
Doutriaux got a taste
of what real Ameri-
can excitement was.

Left: Jennifer Sum-
mers enjoyed a nice
stroll on her tricycle.

Left Bottom: Isabel
Romero and Kristen
Lockman were de-
termined to knock
each other down.

Right Bottom: Kim-
berly Drew- We
wanted your secret
for how you fixed
that hair raising do.

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Halloween Carnival

October 28,
2000

All For the Kids

Above: Diana Celorio
made sure she had her
brush just right before she
finished her Frankenstein
face.

Far Right: Amelia George
seemed more excited than
the kids did when they
play the classic duck
game.

Painted Faces for
Everyone!

Left: Sarah Thomas and
Angie Wheeler showed off
their painted faces, while
Nicholas Bellayuto added
some touch ups.

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his was the first year
for this event, and what a
huge success it was! The
Service Council of SGA
asked organizations on
campus to help out by
setting up booths for the
Carnival. Each booth had
its own unique game or
activity in which to partici-
pate. There was fishing for
prizes by Phi-Mu, the
classic duck game and a
hayride by Kappa Delta,
face-painting by the Art
Student League, and much
more. Many children from
the Boys & Girls Club

came to participate in the
days activities. They were
given treat bags and went
to each booth to join in the
fun. It seemed everyone
enjoyed themselves, even
the adults!

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Give Me That One

Alpha Phi Omega's cake walk was a
big hit with the children. Nicki Bowen
assisted the winner in making his
choice of wich cup cake looked the
best.

Blow It Up

Making balloon animals for all the kids
was Shali Ordonez. She can even make
you a flower out of a balloon, but you
have to ask nicely.

Steady as She Goes

Sarah McManic payed close attention
to what she was painting. She tried not
to make one single mistake.

Lets All Get on the Hay Ride

Below: All the kids enjoyed the hay
ride. There was always a line to get on
board.

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egas On The Hitf

November
10,2000

Do You Have It? No,|
I Thought You Did.

Above: Libby Sawyer
and Fabio Romero
looked over all their
tickets to see if they had
a winning number.

Let Me Deal You In

veryone comes out for
Vegas on the Hill each year.
This year, though, it was held
in the fall rather
than its traditional
spot in the spring
calendar. That did
not stop students
from coming out to
see the dining hall
change into a Vegas
style casino. As stu-
dents walked into
the dining hall, they
were greeted by the
Director of Student Activities
who handed out play money
so each student could
gamble. From there students
were off to play a number of
games that included Black-
jack, which seemed to be a

crowd favorite, the Wheel of
Fortune, and the Roulette
table. Of course there was the
Craps Table for those die-j
hard casino fans where mil-
lions could be won and lost
in the blink of an eye.
The event also featured
mocktails, food, and music.
After a long night of winning
and losing, students traded in
chips for tickets and the
chance to win prizes that
SGA had gathered for the
event. The lucky raffle win-
ners won items such as a
blender, karaoke machine,
CD tower, and even a TV.
Though the season of this
event changed, the fun sure
stayed the same.

Near Right: Rainbow Weldon gave a
sneaky grin as she dealed out her cards.
I wouldn't want to come face to face
with that at a real Casino.

Far Right: Margaret Embry was just
plain ready to get the night over with.
All that was left was for this last person I
to turn his chips in for tickets. Then she
could get off her feet for a while.

Fast Action at the Craps Table

Far Left: Wow look at those hands go
It seemed that craps was fast paced.

Read My Lips

Above: Henry Vucetic told
Ternisha Miles that she had
lost this hand and there was
nothing she could do about it.

Where It Stops No One Knows

Left: LC students looked on as the
wheel spent hoping that maybe they
had chosen the right number for the
wheel to land on.

Please Say That I
Have It!

Below: Lyndsey
Knight looked for
her winning ticket.
Shali Ordonez
thought, why even
waist your time.
Little did she know!
Later Shali was to
win a blender.

Above: Kim Barber and Steven Edwards made Above: Cast and Crew gathered after the Above: I can't go, but I so
sure that everything was just right. play, one last time, before it was all over. want to. Carrie Duncan had

to refuse Austin Tidwell.

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Above: Carrie Duncan and Carrie Akins
portrayed strong women in their roles in
Scenes and Revelations.

Above: Look deep into these gorgeous set of
eyes. Diandra Clevenger looked off into the
distance.

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December 10, 2000

Christmas on

the Hill

Ev<

'ery year the LaGrange Alum-
nae Clubs hosts Christmas on the Hill
for students, faculty and the city of
LaGrange.

Above: While students were home and waiting for Santa
The eampus was covered in a blanket of snow.

Middle Right: LaGrange College
Singers caroled to the almni ana
ana communtiy.

Right: Laura Brewer
helped kids make crafts.

Top: Mrs.
Gulley and
her son
admired the!
just lit
Christmas
tree.

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La Grange College students helped out
with the events, from singing to helping
kids make crafts. This year the Student
Government Association put on a new
event called Christmas Down Under. It
was held in the new student commons
area. Pictures with Santa were offered as
well as sweets and treats provided by fac-
ulty and staff. A fun time was had by all.
Who knows what next years Christmas
party will consist of!

Bottom Right: Dana Becker
watched and pointed as it snows on
campus it . It was just hard to believe
that it was actully snowing in
LaGrange..

Left: During winter break, the
campus was covered in snow. The
Chapel was one of the covered
buildings.

Below:Every one filed out of Smith
and across to the Callaway
Academic Building.

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Below: The cast and crew of Sylvia
after it is all the last performance.

Right: Is that a dog? No that was just Jacey
Korich. She did her best interpertaion as
she played under the table.

Sy Iv ia

Above: Brian Heck and Kristin
Birkeli made sure to get their
parts right.

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Above: Brian Heck and Ronnie I Above: Brian Heck and petted } Above: Jacey Korich rested for
Washington seemed suprised. I Jacey. Good Doggie! I a bit.

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Greece England and Much More !

Interim januar y' 2001

-^Lmong the new items at La Grange College this past year was the arrival
of semesters and the Jan-term. While adjusting to the semester system had it's quarks,
it provided students with the opportunity to try new classes and even study in Greece
and England.

There were classes like never seen before on this campus. With the shorted
amount of time during the Jan term, it allowed for smaller hands on classes. From
jewelry making ,folk art, theater, history & many more were new and inventive classes
for students to take.

Some students were able to go to Greece and study art and history. They saw
ruins from ancient Greece and art from around the world. Others were able to venture
to rainy and wet England. Where they saw Stonehenge, Castles, A bible written in the
1600's and much more. These two trips sent students from Georgia around the world
to visit new cultures.

For some lucky students Jan-term was even used as a break from school. A
student is required to take three out of the four Jan-terms to graduate in a four year
cycle. Some students, especially seniors used this time to relax and take a break
before finishing up with school. All in all the new system looks like it will work out
great in the coming years.

Below: The largest clock
tower in the world, Big
Ben, was the top site to
see while in London.

| . 1 1 .

Above: The Outdoor
Learning Class went to Pi-
geon Mountain Alb. to ex-
plore caves. Andy Johnson
and Kevin Williams climb
through this tight area in
one of the caves.

Above: Katherine Tucker enjoyed a won-
derful view of Greece during Jan-term.

Right: The Themes and Places in the Lit-
erature of the American South pose by
the Thomas Wolfe in Ashevill, N.C.

36 LaGrange College

Right: Montez Collins
worked on a new PC dur-
ing the Build Your Own
Computer From Scratch
class.

Below: Julie Schendel and
Jessica McGuire tried on
some historic combat garb
during their time in England.

Left: Matt Aiken and
Katie Porter enjoyed
some time at the Turb
Tavern in Oxford En-
gland.

Right Middle: Shali
Ordonez practices
the art of punting.

Right: Stonehenge
in England was
one of the sites the
students were able
to see.

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Feburary
13, 2001

Quadrangle Dance

New Couples

Above: Great to see that
there were new couples
this year around campus.
Amanda Blume and Adam
Dibiase were one of the
couples that showed up at
the Quadrangle Dance this
year.

Three Peas In A Pod

Right: Rachel Hoogacker,
Nicholas Bellayuto, and
Jacey Korich can't believe
they have been here for
four year.

40 LaGrange College

T,

he Quadrangle Dance use to
be held during the winter quarter.
Seeing as the LaGrange College
switched to semester system that
leaves no winter quarter so SGA
just moved it to the spring semes-
ter. Still held around valentines day,
but with a change. This year the
Quadrangle Dance was moved
from the auditorium on the
Callaway Campus to the Dining
Hall on the main campus. This
brought out a record number of
people to the dance this past year.
Everyone seemed to be there enjoy-
ing the food and drinks. With the
Dining hall walls covered in black
and mugs as party favors the Stu-

dent Government Association put
on a great dance. The music, pro-
vided by a dj this year, was inter-
esting to some people who saw
what the new dance the cha cha
slide was all about. It is like a line
dance with a R&B flavor added to
it. It caught most peoples attention.
Everyone waited for the crowning
of this years Quadrangle King and
Queen. Before the crowning the
Quadrangle staff for the first year
ever presented class superlatives
for the first time. A tradition many
liked to see come about and the
staff hopes to continue trough the
years.

continued on pg 43

All Coupled Up For the Dance

Far Left: Mark Bowles and Amanda
Ray showed how close they were at the
Dance .

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First Time At The Dance

Left: Freshmen Destin Knowles and
Doug Walker had their first glance at
what Quadrangle was all about.

Only One More Dance After This One

Left: Junior Miranda Hutcherson, with
her date Bobby, knows that she only
has one more Quadrangle Dance to
attend so she is enjoying every minute
of this one.

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How Great This Court Looks

Below: Some of the 2001 Quadrangle
Court goofs off a little right after this
years King Matt Parker and Queen
Nicole Darr were crowned.

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Right: Feronica Richerdson
and Khadene Campbell
seemed ready to party all
night long if the school let
them.

Below: Will Coil and Car-
rie Duncan decided to stay
away from some normal at-
tire and put something on
more entertaining.

Above: Nicholas Bellayuto and Lyndsey
Knight made sure they made some new
memories.

Above: These three were all
smiles during the dance. Pic-
tured are: Amelia George,
Dean Ted Scharre and Noelle
Ashmore.

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4

Quadrangle
Dance

continued from pg 40

The court was introduced by classes.
Each class have two representatives and the
senior class having four representatives.
This years King was Matt Parker and by his
side was Queen Nicole Darr. The Student
Government Association saw the dance as
a big success and hope to carry on the Quad-
rangle Dance tradition for many years to
come.

Left: These two cousins,
Kelly O'Brien and Shali
Ordonez, show the camera all
they have during the Quad-
rangle Dance.

Left: Do these two girls look
alike? Ashley and Ansley
Thomas are sisters, and close
friends.

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Above: Take that
salt down! Brandon
Johnson showed us
the what hard work
it is to act.

Above: Diandra
Clevenger just does
not understand what
Austin Tidwell is
saying to her.

WBBf

Above: Brothers
fight as Austin
Tidwell brought
down Brandon
Johnson

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Above Upper: Austin Above: Dianadra Clevenger

Tidwell showed Brandon took a break for some fun

Johnson the nature of things and played Charlie's Angels

during a very funny part of on the set on Circle on the

the play. Cross.

Above: That was a little tight there.
Austin Tidwell gave Seth Bagwell a
real nice choke hold. Seth has tried
his best to get out of it, or at least he
acted that way.

Left: Diandra Clevenger puts her
moves on Austin Tidwell when he
came unexpectldy back home.

Above Upper: Some seemed to
have had a little to much to drink.
Austin Tidwell and Brandon
Johnson try to take it easy for a
bit.

Above: Your a little close there.
Brandon Johnson was a little
worried about Austin Tidwell
during this part of Circle on the
Cross.

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Spring Lip Synch Soi

s

pnng two
thousand and one lip
synch saw only two
groups able to mus-
ter up the courage to
get out in front of the
school and show us
what they had.
Though the group
turn out was not as

expected the crowd was still large
and waiting for entertainment and they
got it. The Kappa Delta's gave us an
incredible medly of television theme
songs through the years. They took
us from Threes Company to the
Facts of Life and everything in be-
tween. We also got a taste from
the other group on how to do the
cha cha slide. Seems that the
song had some lasting impact
from The Quadrangle Dance
after all. The KD's took first
place, and have us all wait-
ing till next year to see what j
they have up their sleaves J
as they have won both lip
synch compettions this
year!

Left: These guys showed us
their moves on stage.

Below: Kaite Miller showed
the crowd her foot work
with a little help form her
buck ups Kellee Fell, Nicole
Darr and Dinah Silvio.

Right: KD's Mirna Romero,
Dinah Silvio, Nicole Darr,
Kellee Fell and Katie Miller
seemed to have it all toether.

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Aug of the Hill is an excting part of campus life. For years
now the sisters of Alpha Omicron Pi have put on this event to
raise money for the Arthritist Foundation. It generates money
by having organizations sponsor guys, for a small fee that goes
to the charity, to dress in Drag and have a contest. In addtion to
the money collected to sponsor someone everyone pays a dol-
lar to watch the fun activites go on. This year there were four
contestants. There were siames twins, and even wonder woman
showed up for the event. The contest consisted of a evening
gown, talent and questions. The crowd was wowed by a physi-
cal workout that was put on by Matt Parker who took home this
years crown as Kings of the Hill and a fun night at Hooters.
This years Miss Congeniality went to Nicholas Bellayuto for a
second year in a row, helped along by his see through purple
dress. Money was raised and people were entertained as an-
other King of the Hill was over.

Left: J.P. Moser adjusted himself
as him. Matt Parker, and the twins
Phil Nalgee and Craig Smith lock
hands in wait for who will be
crowned King of the Hill 2001 .

Above: And the winner is! Matt
Parker was crowned King of the
Hill 2001.

Above: Nicholas Bellayuto let
LaGrange College know that
Wonder Woman was alive and
kicking.

March 29, 2001

Right: Matt Parker showed us
how you get a good work out.

KING OF THE HILL

wm

Left: Jessica Jones gave it all she had. That
face itself could of won her that match.

Right: Missy Cavallin tried to take down
Ashley Silvio in the round of play.

Above: Amy Pinkerman and Janet
Guyton look on in amazement as
the mud Hew.

Below: 1! 2!
3! Lindsay
Thrush was
out and
Jamie Peeler
moved on to
another
round.

f

Above: Nicholas Bellayuto and
Christiana Miller take it all in after there
impromptu performance at mud wres-
tling. They seemed to be freezing in the
cold march air all soaking wet.

48 LaGrange College

r

March 12, 2001

Mud Wrestling

or the first time, Delta Tau Delta Fraternity put on a mud wres-
i tling event to raise money for charity. The event took place during
Greek Week 2001 on the old soccer field. There were two pools full
of mud and one pull full of water. Two girls at a time ran to the first
pool full of water, then they ran to the first mud pool. In each mud
pool were two pieces of cloth. Once you found the cloth then they
ran to then next mud pool to find another piece of cloth. The winner
was the first one across the line with both pieces of cloth. Needless,
to say things didn't go as planned. The girls were not able to find the
cloth in all the mud. So instead the first two just started to wrestle.
Then when the next two went they did the same. So that is how they
went through the rounds. With an AOPi that eventually took the crown
of champion of the mud, Missy Cavallin. She over powered bigger
and taller girls. No one was able to take her down. Though this was
an all girl event some guys got in the act too. J. P. Moser raced against
one of the girls and Nicholas Bellayuto and Christiana Miller took
each other on for some extra fun after the contest was over. It was an
event to remember and a tradition that hopes to be continued through
the years.

Left: Missy
Cavallin is
declared the
winner. Most
of the other
competitors
seemed to
under estimate
her, boy did
she show
them !

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Dante's had become the
nerve center for LaGrange
College students

Above: Caroline Meads did her job preparing what the
cumstomer wanted as she work for Dante's this year.

Above: Austing Tidwell recited a monolouge he was
learning for adutions for one of the plays this past year.

bove:Diana
Celorio and Andrea
Davis take a break
from all school work.

Above: Christiana Miller took on some request from the
audiance during Tuesday Tunes.

Below Middle: Dana Becker asked ques-
tions to her audiance after showing MTV's
The Anatomy of a Heatcrime movie.

Below Far Right: Amelia George looked
on during the public reading of "Paradise
Lost."

Dante's coffee shop was one of the great new
changes on campus this year. Open till 12:00pm dur-
ing the week it gave a place for students to catch a
pick me up while studying for class. It seemed most
nights there was a group at Dante's hanging around
and having fun. There had been nothing like it before
on campus that actually gave students on a nightly
bases a place to meet, eat and drink. Students seemed
to use it as a study break to see who was out and about
or they just came up there to use it to study. The table
and chairs inside and out were used to sit and keep
the conversations going. One could find a study group
right next too a group of friends meeting to make plans
for the night. Anyone could of been found on any given
night up at Dante's. Students were not the

only ones that used the coffee shop either. Faculty
and staff could be found there as well between
classes or during a special event like the public read-
ing of "Paradise Lost." Many events took place
down by Dante's in the new commons area from
Christmas Down Under to the showing of MTV's
The Anatomy of a Hatecrime: the Matthew Shep-
herd Story. Every Tuesday night there was Tues-
day Tunes. Every month it featured a different
LaGrange College student or group to performe live
music. There was even comedy performances too
on some occasions. Dante's had become the nerve
center for LaGrange College students with the hous-
ing of new offices for the Student Director of
Activities, Hilltop News, Quadrangle yearbook,
Student Government Association and the Post Of-
fice all right in the new commons area. Everyone
was always going in and out of Dante's and the
commons area this past year. If it was to look at the
art work supplied by the Art Student League in the
glass cabinets or reading the free papers while tak-
ing a sip of coffee and munching on some cheese-
cake, Dante's was the place to be this past year.

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Above: Colt McDowell held back Joy Baker as balls are
about to be thrown at her. All she wanted was her keys
and this is what she got instead.

Left: Terry Szafnicki dawned his head gear to make sure
he did mess up his pretty little face during the boxing
match.

The Lukken Lua &

INFLATABLES

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r

1

he Lukken Lua and Inflatables
were two days of fun filled
excitment. First you had the
inflatables which were spon-
sored by the Student Govern-
ment Association. After seeing
the great turn out and fun ev-
eryone had at homecoming
SGA decided to bring some
more inflatbales to play on.
There was a pitching game
were people lined us to see
how fast they could throw the
ball. The basketball game
matched two players up to see
who was best at hoops. An-
other form of jousting was

brought to us along with a
big glove boxing ring. The
Lukken Lua was sponsored by
Lukken Chevrolet and a col-
lege group of students. For a
class assignment they paried
up with Lukken Chevrolet.
They had students take sur-
veys at the end, the Lua was
held for everyone invloved in
the project. There was a Grand

Prize of a trip. There were also
stores and organizations with
booths and of course there
were cars to look at and ad-
mire. Prizes were given away
through out the event. They
also had out the giant obstacle
course. These two events were
a big hit with the students.
Hope they come back next
year.

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Below: Austin Tidwell embraced
Carrie Aikens as they can not seem
to resist one another.

Below: Austin Tidwell had the up-
per hand at this moment of the play
over Brandon Johnson.

54 LaGrange College

Dangerous

Above: The gossips never ended as
Carrie Duncan, Jacey Korich and
Valerie Longshore take stage.

Right: Raschelle Porter and Jacey
Korich tried to give Carrie Aikens
some support.

Below: Carrie Duncan did Below: The cast of Les Liaisons Dangerous Below: Rainbow Weldon enjoyed playing a
not looked pleased with posed for there their cast photo. table for Austin Tidwell.

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H

Honors Day

April 29, 2001 *

Below: Daryll Victorio and April Russell
sang along at the begining of the Honor
day festivities.

onors day was another were honorees for how they dis-
event this year that was run a bit played specific parts of the
different. Instead of wearing caps LaGrange College motto. Students

and gowns at
convocation like
in years past, this
year the seniors
displayed them
on Honors Day.
Honors day is a
day where the
LaGrange College
faculty acknowledges the achieve-
ments of the senior class as well as
other outstanding students. There
were also a few teachers that were
reconginzed as well. Like Tim
Tauton and Sandv Johnson, who

were recognized in ev-
ery field from nursing
to theater arts. As well
as scholorships given
out and gifts awarded.
Honors Day also coin-
cided with the first day
the senior art show was
up and the day senior
projects were displayed
in the Lamar Dodd Art Building.
After the Honors Day was over in
Price Theater one was able to lis-
ten to music and enjoy lunch.

Above Top: Katherine Tucker excepted her
award for ceramics from John Lawrence.

Above: Sherry Thrasher looked up to the
stage to take in the advice being given to
the senior class.

Above Middle Left: Rainbow Weldon,
Carrie Aiken, Daryll Victorio, Jacey
Korich and Diana Celorio all together out
side as they wait to enter Price Theater.

56 LaGrange College

President Stewart Gully adressed the
senior class and the Honors day
Audiance.

\ I - D A NT

Heather Brown and Clint Demooney
I seemed a little worried about how it is
>oing to be when it is their turn.

r/ooi Senior Ex it Exibitio n

The Senior Exit Exibition is held evey year. For
graudating art majors to actully graduate they have
to have a senior show. This past year there were
seven seniors that graduated and they all showed
their work at the Lamar Dodd Art Gallery. The art-
ist were Nicholas Bellayuto, Diana Celorio,
Katherine Tucker, Linda Finley, Thomas Starr, Amy
Still, Andy Zvanut and Nicole Darr. There was a
live jazz band, food and drink to help keep every-
one entertained. Below: Marica Brown,
Left: Margaret Embry looked Magaret Reneke and Dean
over one of Amy Still's de- Linda Buchanan disscussed
signs. some of the seniors work.

Above: Janika Jennings took
a closer look at some of
Nicole Darr's creations.

Above: Nicholas Bellayuto
explained some of his art
work to some fellow stu-
dents.

Above: Julia Evanovich wore
the perfect dress to match the
the art work around her. No
wonder she is going into fash-
ion.

Above: Thomas Starr show-
ed off his new web page he
created for his senior show.

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May
5, 2001

May Day

Left: Kim
Deriso gave
out a cry. Oh
poor poor
Annie!

ay day is a traditional event
that has been taking place at LaGrange
College for as long as anyone can re-
member. This years activities were like
most in the past few
years, but had their
own originality to
them.

As usual campus
organizations par-
ticipated in the Step
Sing to start the
events. All six Greek organizations par-
ticipated this year in step sing. Es-
pecially, among the sororities the step
sing trophy is something they fight hard
for. Alpha Omicron Pi gave us a great
medley of baseball songs and Phi Mu
gave their rendition of that little, red
headed Orphan Annie. Kappa Delta
came through, in the end with their
wonderful, winning take on the Beatles.

May day brings parents and alumni
from near and far to watch the festivi-
ties. The Quadrangle was packed with
people watching step sing. Dean Ted
Sharre was presented a gift for all his
work with LaGrange College and it's
students. Dean Ted Sharre leaves us to
go on to better and brighter things with
his family in Indiana. The Kappa Del-
tas gave him a ticket to ride during their
performance. Then the new Executive
Council for the Student Government
Association was sworn in, one bye one,
to their new offices.

Last but not least, The May day
Court was presented to everyone. There
were two representatives for each class
and then four for the senior class. Then
there was the announcement of Nicole
Darr and Matt Parker as May day Queen
and King 2001.

Nice Glasses

Near Right: Margaret Embry showed
off her eye wear while trying to imper-
sonate a beatle for Kappa Delta's step
sing.

Just Little Girls

Far Right: Alisha Golden, Jessalyn
Banke, Lynley Payne and Ashley
Thomas are dressed up and playing like
little girls in Annie.

58 LaGrange College

What A Voice

Far Left: Meredith Hilleary played
Orphan Annie during a solo for Phi Mu.
She nailed her notes.

Shorts and Ties

Above: It wouldn't have been May Day
if the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity brothers
were not decked out in their normal
May day attire of shorts and ties.

Panhellenic Sing

Left: Panhellenic and Greek alumni got
together to sing on the patio after May
day activities came to a close.

Right: A
Kappa
Delta
Supporter
held up her
sign for
Ringo Starr.
Kappa
Delta did
the Beatles
for step
sing.

Below: Chala Bartley gave it all
she had during the Alpha Omi-
cron Pi step sing. She showed us
how to play ball.

May Day

Left: Christiana
Miller lead her
Kappa Delta
sisters on to
winning step
sing. I am
sure her
mop top
hair
brought
out the
Beatle
in

her.

sang

happy

birthday

to one of

their

friends.

60 LaGrange College

Right: Catherine
Royal directed her
Phi Mu sisters in their
version of Annie. It
brought the crowd to
their feet.

Left: Matt Parker and
Henry Vucetic sing
along with their fellow
Delta Tau Delta broth-
ers and alumni.

Below: This KD
showed us she had
some lungs during
step sing.

Below: Dana Becker presented Dean
Ted Sharre with a gift, for him to re-
member us by, for all the years he has
spent at LaGrange College.

Right: Jenny Fletcher and
Diana Damon cross their
hearts while singing the
national anthem as part of
Alpha Omicron Pi's step
sing routine.

BYE

mm

WE'LL MISS
VOVAl

Above: Kappa
Delta showed
how much they
would miss
Dean Ted
during their
step sing
performance.

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Below: John Dreher belted
out this song during his por-
tion of the show with the help
of his group Melody.

Right: Mitch Parks played the
guitar and also the piano
while he sang for the audi-
ence.

Lower Right: Dottie Lee
closed her eyes to get the full
emotion from her songs.
Dottie is so quiet few new she
had a voice like that.

Above: Clay Butler gave us a
little bit of Country and a lot
of Rock and Roll.

Above: Tiffani Grant, Stacey
Scurry, and Khadene
(Scoochy) Campbell took in
the music.

Above: Jennifer Porter helped
out her friend Shannon Salter
during one of her songs.

Above: Shannon Salter gave
us a version of a Tori Amos
song.

62 LaGrange College

Right: A-Boyz added a wonderful R&B
flavor to the mix of performers.

Below: Rene Hicks had the audience roll-
ing in their seats with her comedy rou-
tine. Who knew religion could keep so
many people laughing.

Bp

R

.ock '01 was presented by
the LaGrange College department
of music with some help form the
Student Government
Association. It was a
the last big event on
the last day of school
before final exams.
Rene Hicks was the
special host of the
evening. She had the crowd in tears
with her comedy routine about dif-
ferent religious groups. The night
was all about coming together to

cross cultural boundries and to cel-
ebrate through music. There were
performances by the following
groups: Adam Riggins & The
Band, A-Boyz, Mitch
Parks, John Dreher &
Melody, Shannon
Salter, Dottie Lee,
Clay Butler and
Ronnie Washington.
It all came to a close
with everyone coming to together
on stage to jam out and everyone
in the crowd joining hands and hav-
ing fun.

ROCK <01

May 10,
2001

Above: All the musicians and workers got
on stage to sing one last song together be-
fore the night was done.

Upper Middle Left: What hands! These
were the hands of Mitch Parks on the key-
board. _

Left: Anton Flores, Khadene (Scoochy)
Campbell, Sheneka Lynch, Joy Baker and
Quincy Brown join the crowd in jubilation
at the end of the program.

LaGrange College 63

Right: Will Coil addressed the
graduating class of 2001.

Baccalaureate the last
event before Graduation
for the senior class.

It is a tradition at
LaGrange College for all
the graduating seniors to
dawn there caps and
gowns and head to the
First United Methodist
Church down the Street.
Everyone's parents and
friends cram into the
pews to await the reli-
gious celebration for the
Graduates. Walking two
by two in rows into the
church feeling as if
graduation was already
there, yet knowing that it
is still a day away.

This past year we had

two members of the se- committments the fol-

Above: Speaker Bishop B. Michael Watson, gave words or
encouragement and advice to the senior class. He told his
own personal story dealing with the ups and downs of life.

nior class who recieved lowing day.
their diplomas during the Students heard inspi-

Baccalaureate ceremo- rational words from guest

nies due to Religious speaker Bishop B.

Michael Watson, the
Bishop of South Georgia
Conference of the United
Methodist Church.
Graduating seniors Will
Coil and Furonica
Richardson shared their
thoughts, memories &
well wishes with their
classmates. There was
also music performed by
the LaGrange College
Singers. The Fellowship
hall was host to the
graduates as well as
friends and family. Food
and refreshments were
served and it allowed the
graduates to show off
their there families to
their peers.

64 LaGrange College

Left: Quincy Brown was dressed to the
T for Baccalaureate.

Below: Furonica Richardson talks with
Dr. Brooks Shelhorse about how the pro-
gram went.

Above: John Dreher sang during the
ceremonies.

Below: Graduating Senior
Samantha Henderson gazed at the
speakers with the knowledge that
four years of hard work was all pay-
ing off.

Above: President Stuart Gulley hands over the
diplomas to two students who for religious rea-
sons could not attend the graduation ceremony the
next day. Two down the rest to go tomorrow.

Above: Professor Margaret Reneke
was among the faculty for the
graduation services.

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LaGrange College 65

One Hundred Seventieth

We Made

It

"There were graduates from as far away as
Texas, Massachusetts and Malaysia and as
close as down the street. "

L

raGrange College gave out di- Leadership Award,
plomas to 144 graduates on May 19 There were graduates from as far

at it's 170th Commencement Cer- away as Texas, Massachusetts and

emony. Malaysia and as close as down the

Georgia Supreme Court Justice street. From older graduates to

Leah Ward Sears address the gradu- younger graduates the diverse group

ates. She said "get the most out of was willing and waiting to receive

life by not losing sight of our pur- there diplomas. Four years of hard

pose in this world." work, some less for some more, was

Sears was awarded a honorary put forth just to lead up to that day.

doctoral degree. Along with the In- The weather was nice and it seemed

terface founder Chairman and CEO that the rain held out until after

Ray C. Anderson and local author graduation. Another Graduation was

Michael Bishop. Diana Celorio was completed and 194 more LaGrange

also acknowledged during the cer- College Graduates went off to take

emonies as the graduate who re- on the world,
ceived the Waights G. Henry Jr.

Above: This Graduate, Andy Barker, re-
ceived his diploma. It is all over with now.
Time to relax. ^

Above: Graduates sat back and took a look
at there new Diplomas.

Above: They were trying to figure out
what was going on the next day during
Rehearsal.

Below: Melissa Lashley carried in the
banner ahead of the procession.

66 LaGrange College

Commencement

Rehearsal and Alumni Lunch
May, 18

T,

he day before graduation early
in the morning graduates woke up for
graduation practice. For some it was an
early wake up call that they were not
use to. For others it was same old thing
but instead of work or class it was gradu-
ation they were going to get ready for.
There were people in pajamas and
strange hats and original get ups. It
seemed everyone just wanted to gradu-
ate. After rehearsal it was lunch time
with the alums. They gave away prizes
and everyone got a graduation coke
bottle too. Nicole Darr and Dihna Silvio
were the big winners though getting a
DVD and CD player.

Above Left: Dr.
Nina Dulin-Mallory
lead the platform
party into the quad-
rangle carrying the
LaGrange College

Far Right: Diana Celorio
and Shali Ordonez get
together on the patio after
Graduation.

Above Top: Karen Meyrath showed off her cap.
Thanks mom and dad! We all need to do that.

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GRADUATION

A

right of passage, futures
were about to begin, we were about
to graduate.

Of all that has been said and all
that will be said of the graduations
to come, the words of Justice Leah
Ward Sears were not only inspir-
ing, but words that spoke to the stu-
dents and gave them advice, not on
how to succeed but how to live
safely. At the outset she stated " If
you'll agree not to expect any en-
during cosmic truths to be revealed
during these next few minutes, I

Left Top: Jacey Korich took a bit to eat
at the gradation lunch.

Left Middle: Tiffany Powell watched as
prizes were given away at the lunch spon-
sored by the Alumni.

will agree not to try to offer any."
She talked of aspiring to reach
goals, but never forgetting to take
time out " from time to tome, stop
and smell the roses."

With the hot Georgia sun beat-
ing down and the rain clouds mov-
ing in, the class of 2001 received
their diplomas and walked away
with smiles and tears. We wish all
the graduates the best in their fu-
ture endeavors, but don't forget to
take time out to enjoy life.

Written by: Graduate Shali Ordonez

Left Bottom: Furonica Richardson
showed how happy she was to be gradu-
ating with that look.

Justice Leah Sears

Faculty Lined Up

Above: Justice Leah Ward Sears
addressed the class of 2001 .

Above: The Faculty proceeded into
the commencement ceremonies
before the graduates.

Above: As traditions come bag
pipes and drums started the Com-
mencement off.

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Organizations

MB

a

Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega Aljii

Left: Lori
Stockhamp
told the
rules to the
kids at the
Cakewalk
during the
Hallowe-
en Carni-
val.

Above: Bottom Row: Lori Stockamp, Chala Bartley, Itoro
Top Row: Mandy Boyles, Tomoko Tsukagoshi^^
Gayle Goetz. ^

Left: April
Russell
helped out
at jump
rope for
, heart.

Founded: 1925
LaGrange College
Founded: 1999

Alpha Phi Omega

National Service Fraternity -

LEADERSHIP * FRIENDSHIP * SERVICE

i ia Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega Alpha P

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ta Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega Alph

att

Above: Lori Stockamp rep-
resented Alpha Phi Omega
for Homecoming.

Above Top: April Russell
got down to work in this pic-
ture.

Above: ^^^^Alpha Phi

Omega helped out at the
cancer walk.

Above Middle Second
Row: Akeecia Curry gave
us the peace sign.
Above Middle First Row:
Alpha Phi Omega raised
money at Christmas on the
Hill.

Above: Akeecia Curry, Lori
Stockamp, Diana Celorio, Nicki
Bowen, and Tomoko Tsukagoshi.

Left: Brandon Thornton helped
move washer during a service
project.

Right: Jesi Schmidt and Lori
Stockamp helped out at jump rope
for heart.

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mega Alpha Psi Omega Alpha PsiOmel

Left: Carrie Akins was getting
down to work during strike.

Right: Rainbow Weldon, Jessica
McGuire and Diandra Clevenger
sing a message to Sandra
Howell, and Hillary Holder in
the dining hall.

Below: Jacey Korich and
Colin Burkerst pigged out.
I wonder who won?

Right: Jacey Korich still
dressed up after the
Breathing Hope Program,
gave out autographs.

Below: The annual Mid-
night Halloween Poetry
Reading outside of Price,
Theater.

Below Middle: Chip Dobbs
does a singing Valegram for
Alpha Psi Omega to raise
money on Valentine's Day.

Below: Austin Tidwell
worked up a sweat tak-
ing down the set.

Below: Rachelle Porter
worked in the booth dur- /
ing this scene. y/

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Psi Omega Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Psi

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Li

__Alpha Psi Omega

National Theater Fraternity

Below: Rainbow Weldon
put on a heart to recite a
message for Valegrams.

Below: Colin Burkerst and
Jacey Korich got new
hands during this skit at
Dante's. While Brandon
Johnson and the audience
looks on.

mega Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Psi Omeg i

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etigue Art Student League Art Student Lei

Art Student League

BRINGING ART TO THE MASSES

Above:
Brandon
Thornton,
I n g r i d
Sauer,Sarah
McManic,
Chris
Richards
crossed
there arms
while cre-
a t i v e 1 y
coming up
with the
Homecom-
ing Banner.

Refounded: 2000

Left: The Art Student League
Homecoming banner. Art ?

Left: Going
Around:
Nicholas
Bellayuto,
Katie Porter,
Celine
Doutriaux,
Kimberly
Drew, Andy
Porter, Sarah
McManic,
I n g r i d
Sauer, Chris
Richards,
Jennifer
Porter,
J a n k i a
Jennings,
Andrew
Z v a n u t ,
Brandon
Jackson,
Diana
C e 1 o r i o ,
EvaWiqvist.

Ari

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mm

Below: Jennifer Porter, Ingrid Sauer,
Chris Richards get ready for the Pa-
rade.

Right: Ingrid Sauer and Chris
Richards cave drawings during the
Parade.

Left: Jennifer Porter and Brandon
Thornton helped paint faces at the
Halloween Carnival.

Below: Katie Porter repre-
sented the Art Students
League during Homecom-
ing. Her escort here was
Matt Aiken.

Below Middle: Chris

Richards, Ingrid Sauer

Diana Celorio

attended one

of the Art

Student

League
meeting.

Below: Bonnie Dyal and
Brandon Thornton talked
during the cookout.
Far Below Middle: Nicholas
Bellayuto, Art Student
League President, with the
Help of Diana Celorio re-
started the group on campus.
Below: Thomas Starr helped
serve at one of the cook outs.

tudent League Art Student League Art Sti

ithing Hope Breathing Hope Breathing h

A senior thesis project,
with funding from a
servant leadership
grant, LaGrange Col-
lege Theatre Arts
majors Kristen Birkeli,
Rainbow Weldon and
Carrie Akins.

Breathing Hope

Founded i
2001

With a mission to bring energetic, humorous, original folk
and fairy tale musicals to kids and kids at heart.

et thing Hope Breathing Hope Breathing

78 LaGrange College

ype Breathing Hope Breathing Hope Br u

Far Left:
Rainbow
Weldon
greeted
children
after
produ
ction

A.bove: Carrie Duncan
Dlayed the over protective
^ueen.

\bove Top: Carried
Duncan and Brandon
fohnson learned how to be-
ome a prince.

Company: Kristen Birkeli,
Rainbow Weldon, Carrie
Akins, Austin Tidwell, Carrie
Duncan, Jacey Korich,
Brandon Johnson, Valerie,
Longshore, Jessica McGuire,
Angie Clark, Chip Dobbs,
Faith Jordon, Diandra
Clevenger.

Above: Rainbow Weldon, Kristen
Birkeli, and Carrie Akins the creators
of Breathing Hope.

Left: Jacey Korich and Rainbow
Weldon, the narrator and the prin-
cess, confront Jessica McGuire, the
talking door knocker.
Right: Jacey Korich worked with a
crowed of kids to wave hello.

I

\

Above: Carrie Duncan
and Jacey Korich showed
off their costumes after
the show to the kids.

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i

Above: Jessica McGuire,
Rainbow Weldon, Jacey
Korich and Austin Tidwell
tell the Story of the Princess
and the Pea.

Above Middle Top:
Austin Tidwell and Jessica
McGuire pose with the kids.

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U BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU B

Far Right other page : Amy Jones, Mark Walkins, Alejandro Carron,
to*- Bryan Scullion, Diana Celorio, Rob Looney, Sandra Howell, Mandy
Boyles, Bonnie, Dyal, Jessica Terrell, Dottie Lee, Hillary
r r _ Holder, Amy Flanagan, Emily Martin, Stacy
gerhardt, Kelly O'Brien, Clarinda
Phillips, Julie Schendel.
Above: Rob Looney helped kids
at the BSU booth during the Hal
loween Carnival.
fAbove: Shali Ordonez showed
the cafe's food adds weight.

Above: Mexican Fiesta!
Stacy Gerhardt, Diana
Celorio, Linda Carrillo,
Shali Ordonez, Alejandro
Carron, Elissa Messer.

Above Top: Diana Celorio
during Homecoming as she
represented BSU and took
home 2nd runner up and
Miss Congeniality.

Left: Bonnie in front of
Niagara Falls on the BSU
mission trip.

Below: Bryan pops his
head out of a cabin in up-
state New York during the
mission trip.

i.

Far Right: Brain Scullion, Alejandro
Carron, Shali Ordonez, Kelly O'Brien,
Rob Looney, Jessica Terrell, Dottie
Lee, Stacy Gerhardt, Linda Carrillo,
Bonnie Dyal, Mandy Boyles, Mark
Walkins, Andy Porter, Jennifer Porter,
Julie Schendel, and Diana Celorio at a
mission trip over spring break.
Left: Mandy Boyles, Jennifer Por-
ter, and Dottie Lee lead worship dur-
ing the mission trip.

v

BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU")

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Baptist Student Union

ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR -

1SU BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU BSU

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n r d Group International Group Internatn

Left: Alejandro Carron, Mitsuru
Kitada, Diana Celorio, Kanako Iida,
Sumiko Takahashi, Byan Scullion at
Franklin D. Roosevelt State Park.
Right: Alejandro Carron, James
Jallah, Casey Ridley played during the
International Week Soccer Game.
Below: Masako Yatsuki, Yumi
Handa, Mitsuru Kitada, Satoshi

Below: Kanako Iida, Yumi Handa,
Yoshitaka Takai, Andrea Davis were
going to the International cookout.

Bottom Below Middle: Eva
Wisqvist, Bryan Scullion,
and Celine Doutrianx at
Greenville Elementary.
Below Middle: Eva
Wisqvist representing Inter-
national Group during
Homecoming

Below: Diana Celorio
Alejandro Carron, Byai
Scullion, Yumi Handa
Kanako Iida, Eva Wisqvisl
Claire Pooke in
Florida.

tional Group International

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International Group

BRINGING NATIONS TOGETHER

Below: Shingo Eguchi, Aiko Hanada, Masko Yatsuki
Yumi Handa, and Yoshitaka Takai ate at the cookout.

* i g h t :
i n d a
G a r i 1 1 o
ind Celine
Doutrianx
it the Soc-

Below: Linda Carillo, Yumi Handa, Diana Celorio, Claire Pooke,
Bryan Scullion, Alejandro Carreon, Shingo Eguchi, Celine
Doutrianx, Yoshitaka Takai, and Kanako Iida in Newnan.

tional Group International Group Inter

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J.

A SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA S

Above: Amelia George, Shali
Ordonez, and Noelle
Ashmore

Above Middle '^Se nators Nicholas
Bellayuto antp v'^ Khadene
(Schoochy)j
Campbell.

Above: Dana Becker, Julie
Bell, Amelia George, Jamie
Goodman, Kim Genung,
Noelle Ashmore, Cathy
Ludwig, and Clint DeMo-
oney all having fun at the
summer SGA retreat.
Above Middle: Dean Ted
Scharre with SGA Home-
coming representative
Amelia George in the
Homecoming Parade.

Above: Cathy Ludwig
Jamie Goodman, and Clinl
DeMooney all took
break from helping out al
the SGA Halloween Carni
val..

Above: Dana Becker, Amanda Blume,
Clint DeMooney, Jeri Ruschmeyer,
Andrew Johnson, Lindsay Walburg,
Cathy Ludwig, and Kellee Fell all
waited for Dean Ted to be thrown in
the fountain. It was a SGA charity
fundraiser.

Above Middle: Nicholas Bellayuto
was a little dizzy after his fun on the
Inflatables.

Left: Kim Genung has fun at the SGA
sponsored Homecoming Inflatables.
Right: Joy Baker was sworn in a new
SGA office at May Day 2001 .

SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA

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4 SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA

Left: Kappa Delta got into the swing of
things for May Day put on by SGA.

Below: The Homecoming Parade is on
its way. SGA did a great job this year.
Julie Bell, Amanda Blume, and
Lyndsey Walburg are holding the Ban-
ner up for all to see.

Below: Cathy Ludwig, Kim Genung, Jamie Goodman,
Julie Bell, Amanda Blume, Amelia George, Clint
DeMooney were the 2000-2001 SGA Ececutive offic-
ers.

Below Right: Noelle Ashmore, Dana Becker, Clint
DeMooney, Cathy Ludwig, Jamie Goodman, Julie Bell,
Kim Genung all watched Amelia George recieve her
award recognizing her work as the out going SGA Presi
dent. ^-

Student Government
Association

GIVING STUDENTS A VOICE

GA SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA SGA

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Fellowship Wesley Fellowship Wesl\

v

Right: All three religious
groups including Wesley
Fellowship joined in to
make this Float depicting
Noah's Arch for the Home-
coming Parade.

A

Above: Everyone
enjoyed themself playing
games during a Wesley Fel-
lowship meeting.

Left: Reid Peacock, Erin
Sexstone, Tabitha Bales, Emily
Martin, Trisha Vannest, Andy
Hunsucker, Alex Stroud, Jennifer i
Joans and Sara Gilreath.

Right: Erin Sexstone
won first runner up rep-
resenting Wesley dur-
ing Homecoming.

I

Right: Diana Celorio, Andy
Hunsucker, Sara Gilreath,
Alex Stroud and Quincy
Brown.

Below: Sara Gilreath, Car-
rie Reif, Emily Martin,
Andy Hunsucker, Tabitha
Bales, Jennifer Joans, Erin
Sexstone.

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Fellowship Wesley Fellowship Wesley

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Wesley Fellowship

METHODIST RELIGIOUS GROUP

Below: Around the Circle was Alex Stroud, Erin Sexstone,
Tabitha Bales, Andy Hunsucker, Reid Peacock, Diana Celorio,
Sara Gilreath, Emily Martin, Trisha Vannest, Jennifer Jones.

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Drexel Group

CATHOLICS ARE BACK ON CAMPUS

Founded: 2000-
2001

N

Above: Jessica McGuire
and Diandra Clevenger
helped start up the new
Catholic Group back to
campus and with a new
name.

Below Middle:
Rich Johnson took a break
out on the intermural field.
Below: Jessica McGuire
was escorted by Brandon
Johnson as the Drexel
Group representative.

Above: All three religious
groups got together to!
work on there Homecom
ing banner.

Left: Nicholas Bellayutoj
and Sarah McManic
(President) were two of the
founding members of the
Drexel Group. They took a
break from helping out at
the Halloween Carnival.
Below: Jessica McGuire
gave a laugh as she rode
down the parade route in a
nice mustang.

K
los

exel Group Drexel Group Drexel Gro

LaGrange College

Wangle Quadrangle Quadrangle Quadr

\bove: Jenny Fletcher
and Katie Porter took a
break from the yearbook.
\bove Middle: Miranda
fiutcherson and Nicholas
Bellayuto take a break
xom walking the parade
oute and hooked a ride
A'ith Ginger Froenbarger

ind Katie Porter.

3elow: Ginger Froen-
barger was a member of
he Homecoming Court.
She represented The
Quadrangle
taff. Her
pscort was
fosh
Hopkins

Above: Shali Ordonez tried
to come up with some more
copy in her head for the
yearbook.

Left: Quadrangle Editor,
Nicholas Bellayuto, got
down to work with Miranda
Hutcherson.

Below: Nicholas Bellayuto
and Diana Celorio ate some
suckers. One can get hun-
gry while working.

Below: Nicholas Bellayuto
accepted the Homecoming
Banner Competition award
for first place for the Quad-
rangles banner.

Volume 84
Editor:
Nicholas Bellayuto

/

Quadrangle

ONE MORE YEAR OF MEMORIES

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Greeks

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Delta Tau Delta

Chapter Name: Zeta Beta

Founded: 1859

Place Founded: Bethany College, Virgina

Colors: Purple, White, and Gold

Mascot: Knight

Founded at LaGrange College: March 7, 197C

Flower: Purple Iris

Philanthropy: Adopt- A-Schoo

Parties: Bourbon Street, Robert E. Lee, Balcklight, Rainbow, Superfly

Below: Dan Shuman, Brian Pankopp, Mitch Perkins, Ben Holland and Tommy Below: Delta Tau Delta's Homecoming Bannei
Borhmann working on the Delta Tau Delta float. _________________ all about growing up.

ei ta Tau Delta Delta Tau Delta Delta Tau

Above: Britt Kitchen gave a look of
thought as he sat on the Delta Tau
Delta float.

Left: All the Delts and there new pro
gram pledges gather together for a pic-
ture. They were all wet and having fun,

Below: Henry Vucetic and Matt
Parker along with other brothers
and alumni sang at Step Sing.

Right: Taylor Bruce
passed in a hurry when he
was playing the Basket-
ball game for Greek
Week.

Far Right: Phil Nagley
and Craig Smith during
King of the Hill messed
with fellow brother Josh
Hopkins on stage.

Above: Dean Ted
Scharre hands over an
award Phil Nagley for
Delta Tau Delta at
May Day.

Left: Cheri Henly
represented the Delts
during Homecom-
ing. _

Above: Matt Parker
looked as though he
didn't get enough from
being crowned King of
the Hill this year.
Left: The Delta Tau
Delta Pledges, Tommy
Borhmann, Mitch

Perkins, Brain Pankopp,
Ben Holland, and Dan
Shuman performed at
Lip-Synch.

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F^glit^nsteiH^incHvas^j

getting dizzy while Nicki
Bowen recovered from the
obstacle course during
Greek Week.

Below: Andrea Smeltzer
was seeing how the
AOPi's hard work on
there float was paying off
by the crowds reaction.

Alpha Omicron Pi
Celebrated 30 years
at LaGrange College
this past year.

Below: Sarah Decker,
Diana Damon, Ansley
H a r v e y , M e 1 i s s a
Heath, Lena, Alica
Bailey at Lip-Synch.

30 YEARS OF

Tradition

Tiffany Myers waves to
the crowd during the
Homecoming Parade.
Left: Ansley Harvey put
on the moves at step sing.
Below: Missy Cavallin,

Kirsten Kohen, Nicki Bowen, Ginger Froenbarger, Chala Bar
ley, Jenny Fletcher, Betsy Griffin, Alicia Bailey, Trish
Vannest, Diana Damon, Kristen Land, Lena, Tiffany Powell
Melissa Heath, Amy Huges, Sally Skinner, Sarah Deckei
MichelleMoores^nsle^

)i ticron Pi Alpha Omicron Pi Alpha Omi

Above: Ansley Harvey, Michelle

Moores, and Sarah Decker walking

with there Float. ~
Below: Melissa Heath, Tiffany

Powell, Andrea Smeltzer were having

fun in the elevator in Henry. That or

they were stuck in it.

t-

Below: Sarah Decker gave it all she
had in her performance during Step
Sing at May Day. Batt er up!.

Above: Melissa Heath, Alicia Bailey, Jennifer
Joans and Ansley Harvey cheering on the
Basketball Team -

Above: Alicia Bailey sort of

plays Vanna White during the

Academic Bowl. ~~ "~ ^ ~ ~
Below Left: Nicki Bowen asked

J. P. Moser a question during

King of the Hill.

on Pi Alph a Omicron Pi Alpha Omicror,

> Above: Alicia Bailey, Justin Keaton, Nick Anderson
Betsy Griffin, Melissa Heath.

Chapter Name: Lambda Chi

Founded: January 2, 1897

Place Founded: Barnard College of Coumbia University, New York, N.Y.

Colors: Cardinal

Mascot: Panda

Flower: Jacqueminot Rose

Jewel: Ruby

Philanthropy: Arthritist Reasearch

- Alpha Omicron Pi

I

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1

Above: On Bid Day Girls had Kappa
Sigma all over them.

Right: Matt (MattyJ) Aiken, Chris
irrman, Kevin (Sporty Sig) Mills, Steve
Radar, Nick (Oger) Anderson, Joey
Smith, Justin Keaton, Vince Sutlic, Aus-
tin Tidwell, Sweetheart Kim Genung,
Nicholas Bellayuto, Anthony Zukoff.

ma Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Kappa

Far Left: Chris Pirrman Below: Justin Keaton was wel
I was sprayed with tons of corned in to Kappa Sigma on Bi

I silly String When he ran Day. wmmmmmammjLmmmmmm

down to the Kappa Sigma yL

House. ~~ "~ ~

Left: On May Day the
Sigs sang happy Birthday
to Joey Smith's much
younger brother for step
sing.

Above: Kaite Porter
showed her support by
writing Kappa Sigma on
her face and Stomach.
Above Right: The Sig's
supporters were out in
force on Bid Day it
seemed. " -

Right: Anthony Zukoff
tired to do the bear crawl
during the obstacle
course.

98 LaGrange College

Right: Chris Liston
poked his head out
from the ceiling of
the Kappa Sigma
House. Someone ac-
cidently stuck there
foot in the grate and
it came open.

Kappa Sigma

\

Chapter Name: Kappa Omicron

ounded: 1600, Italy

\merican Founded: 1869, University of Virgina, Charlottesville, Virgina

olors: Scarlet Red and Emerald Green

Vlascot: Gator

ounded at LaGrange College: June 7, 1969

lower: The Lily of the Valley

D hilanthropy: Good Sheppard Riding Academy

Parties: Neon, Armageddon, Emerald, JD Night, Margaritaville, Founders Day

Below: Shali Ordonez, Pledge Class Sweetheart Casey Barbara, and Bottom Middle Below: Kim Genung, escorted by T.J. Kelley,
Lyndsey Knight were little devils at the Sig house on this day. represented Kappa Sigma on Homecoming Court.

gma Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Kappa

I

Far Right: Mirna Romero was all wet
from the obstacle course.
Below: Kappa Delta won first place
at Step Sing by doing a medley of
Beatles songs.

W^pa Delta Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Kap i

Chapter Name: Delta Chi

Founded: October 23, 1897

Headquarters: Long wood College, Farmville, Virgina

Colors: Green and White

Mascot: Teddy Bears, Kay dee Did, Frogs

Flower: White Rose

Philanthropy: Boys and Girls Clubs, Girl Scouts

Kappa Delta

100 LaGrange College

Below Left: The!
Kappa Delta sisters
surround this years
Homecoming QueenL

Tessa Matthews. *

Left: Christiana Miller
does the robot for
Greek Week.
Bottom Right Corner:
The KD recruits won
first place with this.

Left: Mirna Romero,
Katie Miller, Kellee Fell,
Nicole Darr, Dinah Silvio
before they captured the
Spring Lip-Synch.
Below: Getting close to-
gether is this Pi Kap and
KD at Greek Week. _
Below Middle: Christiana
Miller as a drivers licence
in the Parade. I

Below Left Middle:
NicoleDarr being crowned
Miss Mav Dav 200

cElreath, Amelia George,

Crystal Skinner, Lindsay, Walburg, Leanna Thornton, Heather

Brown, Sarah McManic, Katie Porter, Heather Stidham, Kim-

perly Drew, Lisa Nutile, Kellie Boiling, Julie Schendel,

Christiana Miller, Jeri Ruschmeyer, Krytyn Shoemaker,
"ontinue below list of names

Below: Nicole Darr, Lynne
Miller, Amy Adams,
Noelle Ashmore, Dinah
Silvio, Kim Genung,
Kellee Fell, Kelly

u Delta Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Kapp i

Crystal Culver, Tessa Matthews, Marti
Wood, Lindsay Meaders, Mirna
Romero, Ashley Silvio, Shelly Clonce,
Meliane Ray, Amy Pinkerman, Dena

Pi Kappa Phi

Chapter Name: Gamma Nu

Founded: December 10, 1904

Place Founded: College of Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina

Colors:.. Gold and White (Blue Secondary)

Mascot: Rebel Raider

Pledge Mascot Yard Ape

Founded at LaGrange College: May 10, 1969

Flower: Red Rose

Philanthropy: PUSH America

Parties: Roseball, Night of the Deer, Punk Rock

ifCappaPhi Pi Kapp a Phi Pi Kappa Phi

iT <

Sap*

Rid!

5H0IUI

Left: Patrick Riley, Guy Hodnette, J.P. Moser of
Pi Kappa Phi with Nicole Darr and Ashely Silvio
of Kappa Delta pose d uring the scaven ger hunt.

.CADEMIC BUILDING

Below: Tessa Matthews waves
to the crowd on the Parade
route. Little did she know she
would be queen in a few hours.

Above: Doug Walker gave it his all
during the Greek Lip-Synch for
Greek Week 2001.

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Above: Three Phi Kappa Phi soccer
players go after the ball, J. P. Moser,
Brendon Shattles, and Doug Walker.

Left: Brendon Shattles, Scottie
Stilwell, Doug Cannon, J. P. Moser,
Chris Jobson, Guy Hodnette, Ross
Cathy, Patrick Riley, Chris Shannon.

Kappa Phi Pi Kappa Phi Pi Kappa Phi

Left: Guy Hodnette Below Right: Tessa Matthews was
and Doug Walker work named Homecoming Queen and
up a sweat during fall was Pi Kappa Phi's representative.
Lip-Synch. ^ ^ ^

Below: Guy Hodnette
showed off his stuff to the
audience.

Right: Doug Cannon got
dressed up as a girl to do
Fall Lip-Synch

Far Left: The Pi
Kapps sang a song to
there sweethearts.
Left: J. P. Moser was
about to nail a volley
ball back to the other
side.

Above: J. P. Moser does
his best interpretation of
a woman for King of the
Hill.

Above Top: J. P. Moser
helped cook hot dogs at
the SGA Halloween Car-
nival.

Left: J. P. Moser and
Noelle Ashmore take a
break from the carnival.

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Right: The Phi Mus at
the Alumni sing after
May Day was over.
Below Right: The Girls
made a circle with there
heads on Bid Day.
Below: Courteny Dou-
glas and Macie Hoard
looked pretty in pink.
Below Bottom: Julie
Bell and Laura Brewer at
Vegas on the Hill.

Right: Courtney
Douglas is on the
phone right now so if
you want to leave a
message wait for the
beep. She actually is
at Greek Week Lip-
Synch.

Left: Laura Beachum pitched to Macie Hoard on the Phi Mu's
Homecoming float. ^

Mu PhiMu PhiMu PhiMu Phi Mu P

Above Right: The Phi Mu's at May Day Step Sing gave us a
hear felt Annie. - " --

Right: It seems that all the Phi Mu's
showed up for the education session on
eating disorders by Pam Kenedy, Miss
Georgia. /

Below: Julie Bell, Sherry Thrasher, and
ieidi Herndon had fun at the

^anhellenic cookout.

Far Left: All the Phi Mu's gathered
together for this picture at the roller
skating rink to raise money for CMN.

Above: Kelly Durand represent
the Phi Mu's at Homecoming.
Right: Laura Brewers looked
out of breath during this part of
the Obstacle Course.

Below: The Phi Mu's were ready to kick off those
heals and put some boots on

Mu PhiMu PhiMu PhiMu PhiMu ,

Above: The Phi Mu Pledge Class at Fall Lip-Synch.

Chapter Name: Kappa Phi

bunded: January 4, 1852

Headquarters: Wesley an Female College, Macon Georgia

Colors: Pink and White

Mascots: Lion, Ladybug

Flower: Rose Colored Carnation

Philanthropy: Childrens Miracle Network

Greek Week 2001

Another Greek Week fell upon the
school again this year from March 26
through the 30. It was full of sites and
sounds that will be remembered for
years to come.

There was a
heated battle to wind
Greek Week as al-
ways. Seeing as each
year a sorority rotates
and moves to the next
fraternity ever year
some one is paired up
with someone else.
This year Alpha Omicron Pi was with
Kappa Sigma, Kappa Delta was with Pi
Kappa Phi and Phi Mu was with Delta
Tau Delta.

The week started off with a band.
You had softball, volleyball, banner
competition, side walk drawing, picture
scavenger hunt, Greek Lip-Synch, and
I

the Academic Bowl all before you even
got to The Greek Games as they call it.

There were some changes as there
always are ever year. This year the aca-
demic bowl was made to be like Who
Wants To Be A Millionaire. There were
no Chariots this year a sad thing to
some. You also didn't just have the
usual philanthropy of Alpha Omicron
Pi's King Of the Hill, but you also had
Mud Wrestling but on by the Delta Tau
Delta.

By the time the Greek games came
every one was tired. Pie eating, Basket
ball Toss, Clothes Relay, Orange Neck,
Obstacle Course, Three Legged Race,
Balloon Toss and of Course Tug of War
As always it came down to the Tug of
War. Kappa Sigma and Alpha Omicron
Pi upset the Delta Tau Delta and Phi
Mu giving the Championship to Phi
Kappa Phi and Kappa Delta. Mr. Greek
was Matt Parker and Miss Greek Nicole
Darr which were crowned at King of
the Hill.

Above: Kappa Delta's Jenny Nihiser was
up close and personal with Ph Kappa Phi's
Jeremy Norman during the Orange Neck
relay and you think the guys would know
how to do this one.

Right: Pi Kappa Phi's Patrick Riley was
about to serve in this volleyball match.
Far Right: Phi Mu's Alisha Golden got her
groove on with the help of some Delta Tau
Deltas during Greek Lip-Synch.

Far Left: Kellee Fell closed her eyes and
prayed that the water balloon wouldn't bust
on her. Her wish was granted this time.

Left: Scottie Stilwell did the crab walk dur-
ing the obstacle course. He shook that wa-
ter off as he hurried across the sand.

ielow: Nicole Darr tried the "let me stand on
ny head to get the apple routine." It was inven-
ive and she did end up helping her team cross
he finish line first.

Left: What great Greek Spirit! Three sorori-
ties sitting together to warm up. Laura
Melson, Jenny Fletcher, and Katie Porter, a
Phi Mu, AOPi, and a Kappa Delta all nice
and warm on this cold day.

Below: Alica Bailey, Chris Liston, Melissa Heath and Nick Ander-
son were ready to play tug of war. They beat the Dealt' s and Phi
Mu's which automatically gave the Championship to Pi Kappa Phi
and Kappa Delta.

GREEK WEEK 2001

Above: Laura Brewer
awaited the volleyball to
come to her side of play.

Above Top: Phi Mu's Lynley
Payne bobbed for apples as
part of this weeks activities.

Above: Nick Anderson,
Vince Sutlic, Melissa Heath,
Justin Keaton, and Besty
Griffin Find the big LaGrange
they were looking for during
the picture scavenger hunt

Above: J. P. Moser was festiv
painted green and yellow to represent
both Pi Kappa Phi and Kappa Delta
as he did the crab walk totally
discombobulated.

Right: AOPi's Chala Bartley
Lip-Synched to "I think your
tractors sexy".

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Far Left: Nicole Darr, Guy Hodnette,
Patrick Riley, J. P. Moser, and Kellee Fell
make a little pyramid in front of the Clock
Tower during the picture scavenger hunt

Left: Matt Aiken and Jenny Fletcher tried
to answer questions right at the Academic
Bowl to get some points for there team.
/

Left: Nicholas Bellayuto was serving for
the dynomite pair of Kappa Sigma and
Alpha Omicron Pi.

Below: Nick Anderson showed off his eating skills by helping Kappa
Sigma and Alpha Omicron Pi to winning the Pie eating Contest.

Above Left: Kristen Land took off only half dressed,
which didn't seem to be too big of a problem until we
caught her on film!

Below: Holly Hatcher, Phil Naglee, Laura Melson,
Cheri Henly and Britt Kitchen played like kids for this
picture during the scavenger hunt.

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Portraits

Below: Matt
Akien, please step
away from the car

Below: Seniors Diana Celorio and Laura
Franklin enjoyed a play here at school.

^^^^^

Above: Shail Ordonez was so happy
that this was going to be her senior
year at LaGrange.

The Hill
Is Conqured!

S eniors, we have arrived. For some of us the journey has
taken us a bit longer, but we endured. Can you remember that
first overnight stay? Did you have that guide that showed you the
REAL college life, or the guide who pulled out the quija board
and turned off the lights? Then there are the guides that showed
you the beauty we have come to love called Waffle House. What
about that first roommate? Was she a bookworm or the prom
queen? Did he get all the girls or did he become the D.D. king?

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Continued on
page 117

Above Right: Will Coil was
always his crazy self and this
was his interpertaion of
LaGrange College vegetation

Tasha Aides
Matt Aiken
Nicholas Bellayuto
Diana Celorio
Will Coil
Nicole Darr

Celine Doutriaux
Laura Franklin
Ginger Fronebarger
Kimberly Genung
Sankkia Hall
Melissa Heath

Samantha Henderson
James Jallah
Kelley Kalish
Nicole Keller
Thomas James Kelly
Keri Kilpatrick

Ronnie Lindamood
Allisha Matula
Michelle McCarthy
Shali Ordonez
So Osawa
Matt Parker

Tiffany Powelle
Sherry Pulliam
Feronica Richardson
Jerri Ruschmeyer
Jesi Schmidt
Andrea Smelter

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Above: In the Hery Dorm Computer Lab seniors

Diana Celorio and Andrea Smeltzer checked . , , , ,

Above: Senior Matt East

there email and had caught up with one another ,. . , . ,

to K climbed out trom the boxing

before they ran off to class. Which had probably dng and - t looked Uke he had

already started knowing these two. , cc . c ,

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Above Left Middle: Senior
Tiffany Powell put out sign up
sheets for her silence while
eating luch to contemplate
hunger around the world.

Sherry
Thrasher

Top Right: Seniors can get
along with the other classes.
Here was Kim Genung and
Amelia George takeing a rest
from the giant obstacle course
during Homecoming.
Bottom Right: Seniors Josh
DuBoise and Nicole Darr were
two of the representatives for
the senior class at May Day
Nicole was later named May
Day Queen.

Shelly
Weed

Toshiya
Yangisawa

Shigeta
Yuki

\bove: Seniors Kelley Kalish, Michelle McCarthy, and
vlatt Parker were ready for an event to start on the third
loor lobby of Henry.

continued from page 1 14

Through the pain of sophomore Lit classes and those
late nights out, we have all grown. Do you feel old
yet? If you do not, think about this: years freshman do
not remember Atari or BIG HAIR for the most part,
they do not remember the parking lot behind Henry
not being that big, when there was a Laundry room
where the swing and the fountain are now instead of
washer and dryers in each dorm. We have changed,
we are now ready to become assets to society, or rather
we are supposed to know what we want now.

Just like our school, we will always be under
construction. However, no matter where we go our
years at La Grange College will stay with us. The good,
the bad, the girls, the boys, the food, the teachers , the
visiting hours, the houses, and more have all influ-
enced and helped us today and will in our days to come.

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Noelle Ashmore
Alicia Bailey
Joy Baker
Julie B
Nicki Bowen
Daniel Bowles

Missy Cavallin
A'Keeceia Curry
Andrea Davis
Karen Davis
Sarah Decker
Clint DeMoone

Josh Deyton
Bonnie Dyal
Amelia George
Stacy Gerhardt
Yumi Handa
Alexander H

Ansley Harvey
Brian Heck
Keisha Henderson
Chen Henly
Rachel Hoogacker
Miranda Hutcherson

Richard Johnson
Melissa Koher
Kristen Land
Dorothy Lee
Rob Looney
Durell McCall

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LaGrange College

Right: Sophmore Joey Smith took
pride in his job at the new Dante's
coffee shop on campus.

Below: Sophmore Andrew
Worley looked up from second
floor Henry to see what the crazy
girls on the fourth floor were up
to this time.

Above: Sophmore Anna Obenchain
puckered up to the camera man.
Right: Sophmore Katie Porter
showed us that "Life Is Delicious"
with her Strawberry Shortcake shirt
as she rode the a big trike.
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Below: Sophmore
Lyndsey Knight was held
up by her football man.

Above: If you had know this
sophmore, Karey Howard,
then you know she loves her
chocholte chip cookies.

Kevin
Mills

Above Middle: Sophmores Heather Skidham and

Sarah McManic took their walk along the parade

route with the Kappa Delta.
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Above Right: Sophmore Casey Barbera cleaned
up at Dante's so she could go back to her dorm
room and get some sleep.

Jennifer
Porter

Katie

I Porter

Casey
Ridley

Shannon
Salter

Krystyn
Shoemaker

Courtney
Stewart

X

Left: Sophmore
Christiana Miller took
on the role as one of
the fab four to lead her
Kappa Delta sisters at
Step Sing.

Below: Sophomre
Krystyn Shoemaker
relaxed outside her dorm.
Wonder what she was
hiding on the other side
of her?

\

Below: Sophmores Tabitha Bales
and Andy Hunsucker took in a
LaGrange College Basketball
game.

\

Left: Some of the girls
basketball team hamed it up
for the crowd at Lip Synch.

Above: Sophmore Diandra Clevenger fell
asleep while study in the student commones
area. Nice spandex!

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Freshmen

Amy Adams
Cody Adams
Jodi Addison
Aaron Akins
Bobby Anderson
Sara Ayres
Seth Bagwell

Ashley Bailey
Wade Baldwin
Sara Bartholmae
Tammy Beckman
John Blackburn
Tommy Bohrmann
Kellie Boiling

Matt Boone
Mandy Boyles
Rebecca Brantly
Bo Bray
Kimberly Bray
Sara Bridges
Douglas Cannon

Bryan Carder
Tiffany Cardwell
Tiffany Chesnut
Niecy Chiles
Angelin Clarke
Carole Ann Clarke
Danielle Cofield

Joshua Cole
Eddie Copelan
Alejandro Correon
Monica Craig
Mellissa-Ann
Cummins
Dena Davis
Cecelia Deloach

Teresa Deloach
Nichole Digsby
John Dreher, Jr.
Courtney Douglas
Keith Douglass
Kimberly Drew
Leigh Dudley

Margaret Embry
Astra Epperson
Charley Estes
Julia Evanovich
Kellee Fell
Amie Flanagan
Vincent Frosteg

Amy Gaither
Rachel Gatian
Sunny Gazell
Sara Gilreath
Corey Goergen
Alisha Golden
Hannah Goodridge

LaGrange College

Freshmen

Tiffani Grant
Crystal Gregory
William Gurley
Stephen Hammack
Ken Hanes
Katie Harwell
Alicia Hendricker

P.J. Henthorne
Keith Hicks
Meredith Hilleary
Macie Hoard
Guy Hodnette
Hillary Holder
Ben Holland

Jennifer Horton
Sandra Howell
Andy Humsucker
Mark Isenhour
Paul Jeffares
Chris Jobson
Andrew Johnson

Andy Johnson
Amy Jones
Candi Jones
Jennifer Jones
Jessica Jones
Lee Ann Jones
Wesley Jones

Faith Jordan
Sue Ellen Jordan
Justin Keaton
Jason Kemmerer
Mitchell Key
Destin Knowles
Jeff Koehler

Krister) Kohen
Anthony Lane
Thomas Lee
Melisa Lewis
Kristen Lockman
Josh Logue
Dale Lomax II

Larcie Lyle
Amanda Marconi
Brandon Mahtani
Emily Maple
Emily Martin
Camerson Mayhue
MattMazikowshi

Patrick McCarthy
LaSonya McGruder
Todd McGulkin
Caroline Meads
Lindsey Meanders
Eva Meier
Elissa Messer

Freshman

Patrick Monsen
Michelle Moores
Sondra Palmer
Brian Pankopp
Mitch Parks
Lynley Payne
Reid Peacock

Mitch Perkins
Joni Peterson
Clarinda Phillips
Jason Phillips
Jessica Phillips
Shannon Phillips
Chris Pirrman

Andy Porter
Raschelle Porter
Joshua Priestley
Andrew Pro vine
Michael Raulerson
Carrie Reif
Jake Richardson

Thomas Roach
Russ Sanders
Olga Santiago
Robert Schneider
Marty Showalter
Dan Shuman
Ashley Silvio

Crystal Skinner
Mason Smith
Meredith Smith
MaryBeth Sprayberry
Ty Stanford
Christopher Steele
Ashley Stinson

Jennifer Summers
Emily Thigpen
Ansley Thomas
Lindsay Thrush
Lindsay Walburg
Doug Walker
Katharine Weiss

Eric Weidinger
Luke Wilkinson
Calvin Williams III
Kevin Williams
Eva Wiqvist
Josh Whiteside
Marti Wood

Lori Wooten
Meredith Yates
Kelli Yeager
Anthony Zukoff

I

Right: Freshmen
Shannon Phillips
and Hannah
Goodridge hung
ut behind the
dorms.

Right: Freshmen
Emily Maple and
Julia Evanovich
took a boat ride
on West Point
Lake.

Right: Fresh-
men Lindsay
Thrush relaxed
as she watched
one of the
Tuesday Tunes
Performers at
Dante's coffee
shop.

Above: Freshmen Chris Pirrman sat on the
porch at the Kappa Sigma house after he
accepted his bid to join their fraternity.

Left: Freshmen Lindsay
Walburg took a break
from the festivities during
the Special Olympics 30th
Birthday Celebration.

Above: Freshmen
Chrystal Gregory let her
frisbee fly out on the
old soccer field.

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Left: Yvonnia
Robertson at
graduation with
classmates Jeri
Ruschmeyer and
Kelly Kalish.

Yvonne
Atchison

Below: Linda
McMullen, Director
of Evening Classes,
is loved by many of
rue. night students.

Terice
Lashell
Hutchinson

Cheryl
Magby

Yvonnia
Robertson

Lanita
Tucker

Left: Henry Hall
was filled with
people during the
late night Lip synch
held by SGA.

Left: Cathy Ludwig looked at her
hand while dealing at Vegas On the
Hill .

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LaGrange College

Senior Superlatives

Most Spirited:

Kim Genung, Jacey Korich,

and Matt East

Most Athletic:
Nicole Darr and Josh Dubose
Best Smile:

Matt Aiken, Michelle McCarthy,
and Sherry Thrasher
Best Eyes:

Shali Ordonez and J.P. Johnston
Best Legs:

Tammy Loyde and Scottie Stilwell
Best Dressed:

Chala Bartley and Ben Bailey
Class Clown:

Jeri Ruschmeyer and Matt Parker
Most Involved:

Nicholas Bellayuto and Diana Celorio
Most Likely to Succeed:
Will Coil and Rainbow Weldon
Most Inspiring:
Carrie Akins and Ben Bailey
Class Favorites: ,

in the fountain

Diana Celorio, Nicholas Bellayuto,
and Matt Parker

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Below: Best
Dressed, Chala
Bartley tried
to dunk Ben
Bailey's head

'"WMIltlU'MMM

Left: Jacey Korich and
Matt East, Most Spir-
ited, gave us there ren-
dition of fountain
sculptures.

V

Right: Matt Parker and
Jeri Ruschmeyer, Class
Clowns, took a moment
out of their royal sched-
ule to be photographed.

^eft: See no
pvil, speak no
:vil and hear no
vil are dis-
mayed by class
avorites: Nicho-
as Bellayuto,
)iana Celorio
nd Matt Parker.

eft: Carrie
Ucins and Ben
Jailey, struck
inspirational
lose, which al-
lost brought a
:ar to my eye.

Left: Sherry Thrasher, Michelle
McCarthy, and Matt Aiken, Best Smiles,
let us see there pretty smiles on the steps
of the Quillian Building.

Left: Rainbow Weldon and Will
Coil, Most Likely to Succeed, took
a break from there hectic day.

Below: Nicholas Bellayuto and
Diana Celorio, most involved,
strangled each other as they tried
to relieve stress.

Left: Nicole
Darr and Josh
DuBose were
voted Most
Athletic.

Far Left:
Tammy Loyde
was voted best
legs by her fel-
low classmates.

Left: Katie
Payne, Best Eyes,
let us see those
beauties sparkle.

7^

Right: Adam
Riggins and Kelly
O'Brien, Most In-
spiring, gave us a
different few of
themselves.

Below: Austin Tidwell and Melissa
Koher were most likely to Succeed.
Wonder what lies in there futures.

Top Far Right: Nina King, Clint
DeMooney, and Missy Cavallin, Most
Involved, took a rest from there many
activities.

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1 34 LaGrange College

Right: Clint DeMooney and Julie Bell. Best
Left: Ronnie Washington and Smile, gavea swing around the lamp post.
Kacie Dillard were named most Now if it was only raining,
spirited by the junior class. ..

Above: Jane Hunter, Best Dressed showed off some of her style.

Most Spirited:

Kacie Dillard
and Ronnie Washington
Most Athletic:
Mirna Romero and Moe Smith

Best Smile:

Julie Bell and Clint DeMooney

Best Eyes:
Daniel Bowles, Katie Payne,
\ and Katie Miller

Best Legs:

Amelia George and Rob Looney

Left: Amelia George, Best DreSSed:

Class Favorite, seemed T T T , T n n.

Picture perfect. Jane Hunter and J.P. Moser

Class Clown:
Mirna Romero and Matt Creech

Most Involved:

Nina King, Missy Cavallin,
and Clint DeMooney
Most Likely to Succeed:
Melissa Koher and Austin Tidwell

Most Inspiring:
Adam Riggins and Kelley O'Brien

Class Favorites:

Romero,
vlost Ath-
etic and
P 1 a s s
~lown, sat
3ack on
his bench
o take a
3 r e a k
r o m
working
3ut and
making
fun.

Amelia George and J.P. Moser

Sophomore Superlatives

Most Spirited:

Nick Short and Jenny Nihiser
Most Athletic:

Jamey Middelton, Amanda
Blume, and Karey Howard
Best Smile:

Vince Sutlic, Jessica McGuire,
and Julie Schendel
Best Eyes: -
Joey Smith and Lynne Miller
Best Dressed:

Ryan Worsely and Crystal Culver

Best Legs:

Josh Hopkins and Tondelaya (Lay) Boudreaux
Class Clown:

Above: Katie Porter, Shelly Clonce, and Henry
Vucentic, Class Favorites, took a swing together.

Britt Kitchen and Stephanie Cautrell
Most Involved:

Vince Sutlic and Kelly McElreath
Most Likely to Succeed:

Fabio Romero and Tabitha Bales
Most Inspiring:
Jamey Middleton and Dinadra Clevenger
Class Favorites:
Henry Vucentic, Katie Porter,
and Shelly Clonce

Left: Josh Hopkins and Tondelaya (Lay)
Boudreaux, Best Legs, show off there legs
while hanging out on a sunny day.

136 LaGrange College

\bove: Jamey Middleton,
ind Karey Howard were
*iven a some nice choke
lolds by there fellow
Most Athletic award re-
cipient, Amanda Blume.
rheir smiles tell you it
vas all in fun.

..eft: It seems the Most
spirited award winners
nay have been voted in
he wrong category with
heir pick of Nick Short
langing a chair over Jenny
^ihiser's head.

Above: Diandra Clevenger and Jamey
Middleton, Most Inspiring, took a seat on
the big rock on the Patio to make a most
wonderful picture. ^^^^^^^^^^

Left: Crystal Culver posed with
a great smile for her Best Dressed
Photo.

Clowning around is nothing new Below: Tabitha Bales and

to these two Class Clowns. Britt Fabio Romero, Most Likely to

Kitchen sat on the lab of Stephanie Succeed, look like their future

Cautrell. might be some jail time if they

keep up this look.

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Right: Alisha
Golden and
Tommy
Bohrman,
Most Spir-
ited, showed
of some of
their spirit
with this pom
pom display.

Above: Andrew Johnson and Hillary Holder,
Most Inspiring, gave us their rendition of the foun-
tain of youth .

Right and Lower Right: Mandy Boyles and Andrew
Johnson, Best Legs, gave us a differant view of then-
legs in these two pictures.

Top Right: Amy Jones, Tommy Bohrman, and Kellee
Fell, Most Involved, took sometime to cut up a bit be-
fore they got back to their busy schedules.

Bottom Right: Sandra Howell was voted best eyes by
her freshmen peers.

138 LaGrange College

Freshmen Superlatives

Most Spirited:

Astra Epperson, Alisha Golden,

and Tommy Bohrman

Most Athletic:
Marti Wood and Andy Johnson

Best Smile:

Kimberly Drew and Mitch Parks

Best Eyes:

Sandra Howell and Keith Douglas

Best Legs:

\Mandy Boyles and
Andrew Johnson
Best Dressed:
Lindsay Walburg and Ben Holland
Class Clown:

Dena Davis and Mark Enhover

Most Involved:

Left: Kimberly Drew and Amy JoneS, Kellee Fell,

and Tommy Bohrman
Most Likely to Succeed:
Emily Martin and Calvin Williams

Most Inspiring:
Hillary Holder and Andrew Johnson
Class Favorites:

Ashley Silvio and Dan Shuman

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FACULTY
& STAFF

Dr. F. Stuart Gulley
President

Diane Cooper
Telecommunications
Specialist

Rebecca Carter
Students Accounts
Specialist

Tiffany Miller
Information Systems
Trainer

Linda R. Buchannan, Ph.D.
Vice President and Dean foi
Student Life and Retention

Phyllis Whitney
Executive Vice President
for Administration

Sandra Dennis
Human Resources
Specialist

Catherine McConkey
Director of Center for
Community Studies

Martha Pirkle
Director of Alumni
Activities

Nancy Spradlin
Accounts Payable

Sandra Williamson
Staff Accountant

Susan Hancock
Administrative Assistant
Alumni Office

Kathy Pirrman Administra
tive Assistant to the Vice
President for Advancemen

Jimmy Herring
Registrar

Melissa McDonald
Administrative Assistant
to the Registrar

Patsy McKay
Administrative Assistant
to the Registrar

Lisa Mchary

its
Hi)

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

David Rowe
Vice President for
Advancement

Dr. Ted Scharre
Dean of Students

Lydia Wheitsel
Executive Secretary
to the President

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

^bove: Steven Edwards
oked dashing standing
n the Theater seats,
tight: These Resident Di-'
pctors looked thrilled at the
/lay Day festivities.
; ar Right: Chrystal Gregory
nd Nat Woodrow horsed
round in the concession
tand during the Soccer
lomecoming Game.

Andy Geeter
Director of Admissions

Jenny McCartney
Associate Director of
Admissions

Cynthia Miles
Assistant Director of
Admissions

Emman Trammell
Information Specialist

Yvonne Mills
Library Acquisitons

Mary Lou Dabbs
Electronic Resources
Librarian
Left: Dana Becker
showed her Canadian
Performing friend
around campus.

Below Right:
Joe Cambron
and William
Paschal took in
a LaGrange Col
e g e

Tennis
Match.

Arthur Robinson
Public Services Librarian

Charlene Baxter
Public and Technical
Services Librarian

Anita Laney Book-
store Manager

Darlene Weathers
Bookstore Assistant
Manager

Right: Andy Geeter
played with one of his
sons on the Hill while
the HomeComing Pa-
rade went bye.

142 LaGrange College

Jennifer Hall
Admissions Counselor

Pamela Scotto.Ed.S, NCC
Director of Academic and
Personal Counseling

Quincy Brown
The Elizabeth Walker
Lanier Campus Minister

Loren L. Pinkerman
Library Director

Lisa Farrow
Circulation Manager and
Assistant to the Library Director

Wylene Herdon
Campus Ticketing

Austin P. Cook, III
Campus Postmaster

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

Glenda Turner
Resident Director,
Hawk.es Hall

Mary Wilson Resident
Director, Henry Hall and
Campus Postmaster Assistant

Michelle Reeves
Assistant Director,
Financial Aid

Jackie Belcher
Financial Aid Counselor

Teresa Allen

Financial Aid Assistant

Housekeeping Staff

Aramark Services, Dining Hall Staff

FACULTY
& STAFF

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Dr. Brenda Thomas Associate
Professor of English Humanities
Division and English Dept. Chairs

Dr. Sam Hornsby
Professor Of English

Dr. Nina Dulin-Mallory
Associate
Professor Of English

Dr. Jack Slay, Jr.
Associate
Professor of English

Allison Orr
Adjunct English Professor

Robin Hurst
Secretary of English and
Psychology Departments

Dr. Charles H. Evans
Professor of Psychology

Dr. Tony Johnson
Professor of Psychology

Dr. Charles P. Kraemei
Professor of Psycholog;

Anton Flores
Assistant Professor of
Human Services

Luke Gill
Head Of Human Services
Department

Dr. Greg McClanahan
Professor of Mathematics
and Chair of Mathematics
Dept.

Dr. William Yin
Associate Professor of
Mathematics

Dr. Carol Yin
Associate Professor o<
Mathematics

FACULTY
& STAFF

Dr. William G. Paschal
Associate Professor of
Biology

Sara Beth Mallory
Assistant Professor o
Biology

144 LaGrange College

Below: Matt Parker, Dana Becker, and Adam
Riggins clowned around.

Linda Buchannan read her May Day s
Program in the hot May sun. jf

Dr. John M. Williams

Associates
Professor of English

Dr. Laine Scott
Assistant
Professor Of English

mm

Marvin P. Johnsom

Assistant

Professor of Language
I

derick V. Mills, Sr. Professor

Dr. Joseph J. Cafaro

Dr. Kevin L. Shirley

Assistant
Professor of Historv

Dr. Tracy Lightcap
Associate Professor of
Political Science

Dr. Wayne Maynard
Political Science

Left: Jean had
fun when she
worked at Fair
On the Square at
the beginning of
the year.

Dr. Michael Searcy
Associate Professor of
Mathematics

Susan Laforet

Administrative Assistant
to the Science Division

Dr. John C. Hurd
Professor of Biology
Chair. Biologv Dept.

Dr. Sue Dettera
Professor of Chemistry

Dr. Bill McCoy
Associate Professor of
Chemistry and Physics

Dr. Earl Kinzer
Adjunct Associate
Professor of Physics

:

Dr. Fay A. Riddle Professor Dr. Jon Birkeli, Professor
of Computer Science chair, of Business Chair, Dept. of

Dept. of Computer Science Business and Economics

Dr. Roland B. Cousins
Professor of Business

Dr. Kevin C. Reidy
Assistant Professor of
Business

Lydia Rosencrants Directoi
Accounting Program
Boatwright Assistant
Professor of Accounting

Left: Linda Carrillo,
Spanish Teacher, and
Alex Carreon were all
dressed up for the
religious groups float I
during Homecoming. I

Dr. Lara waketield Dr. Joyce Hillyer

Assistant Professor of Educa- Assistant Professor, Early
tion , Curriculum Instruction Childhood Education

Dee Bradley
Secretary, Education
Department

Carlie Frederick, RN,
MSN, CS Assistant
Professor of Nursing

Jerean Grau, R.PH.
Instructor of
Pharmacology

Jti.

146 LaGrange College

Robert N. Thomas
Director, Servant
Leadership Initiative

Brenda Riley
Administrative Assistant,
Business Division

FACULTY
& STAFF

Dr. Chistiane Price
Associate Professor of
German and French

Dr. Kim Barber
Associate Professor of
Theatre Arts

Dr. Steven Earl Edwards
Associate Professor of
Theater Arts

Colin Buckhurst
Technical Director of
Theater Arts program

John Lawerence Professor of
Art and Design, Head of the
Fine Arts Department

i

Margaret Reneke
Assistant Professor
Art and Design

Lee Johnson
Professor of Music

Dr. Jennifer Harrison

Chair of the
Division of Education

Dr. Evelyn Jordan
Professor of Early
Childhood Education

Dr. David Oki Ahearn

Chair. Dept. of
eligion and Philosophy

Dr. John Granger Cook
Associate Professor of
Religion and Philosophy

Emmett Mullins
Callaway Campus
Manager

Phil Williamson
Athletic Director

Jack Morman
Pool Supervisor and
Certified Pool Operator

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Sandra Johnson

Nancy Alford
Assistant Professor HPE

FACULTY
& STAFF

Warren Haynes
Men's Basketball Assis-
tant Coach and Recruiter

Jason Williams
Graduate Assistant
Men's Basketball

Kelly Britsky
Head Women's Volleyball
& Basketball Coach

Bryan Burgess Cross
Country Coach & Assistant
Women's Basketball Coach

Left: Collin Buckerst with stu-
dents Valeri Longshore and Car-
rie Akins watched ROCK '01 on
the Quadrangle.
Left Lower Corner: Jennifer
Harrison took a look through
some of her students educa
tion boxes. -

Shelly Whitaker
Softball Head Coach

Above: Stacie Waters pre-
sents the Honor Code signed
by the class of 2004 to
Dean Simmons to be dis-
played in the chapel.

Left: President Stuart Gulley looked like he was
looking up to the Heavens while we walked down
these stairs on campus.

Val Enenbach
Director of Aquatics and
Swim Coach

Barbra Storie
Administrative Assistant to
Athletic and P.E. Dept.

Joe Cambron
Men's Basketball Coach

Above: Dean Ted Scharre was
drenched after he raised the
most money to be dumped in
the fountain for Charity. Dana
Becker and others laughed in
the background. Little did
Dana know she was going to
get wet herself in a bit.

Tangi White Nat Woodrow

Assistant Softball Coach Women's Soccer Coach
Left Below: Martha Pirkle sat
Jin her hubby's lap while lis-
tening to some Tuesday
Tunes at Dante's.

Paul Wolkoff
Athletic Tranier

Dana Ruth Becker

Director of
Student Activities

Below: John
Williams,Laine'
Scott and her
dogs with Nick'*
Short took in
the Music of
the night
after a long
school year
at ROCK '01.

Above: Brenda Thomas
watched in the new com-
mons area the reading of
Paradise Lost by fellow
i Faculty and Staff.

Above: Dana Becker got all soaked. She
Laughed to soon about Dean Ted getting
wet and forgot to worry about students
wanting to dump her in as well. Once
again students prevailed.

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Maryville College

1

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Reinharot College

7

Fisk University

12

Piedmont College

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Above: The
team cel-
ebrated after a
goal.

Left: James
Jallah used his
skill to dribble
down the field
towards the
goal.

Right: J.R.
Holly moved
the ball away
from the
defenders in
an attempt for
an offersive
run.

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Left: Joshua Cole handled the soc-
cer ball away from his opponent.

Left Inset: Scott Stilwell received
a pat on the back before the Home-
coming game from Coach Jeff
Getter.

Below Middle: Sada Saito went to battle for

the ball.

Below: Time to warm up. The soccer team
was getting ready before a there Homecom-
ing match.

Far Below Left: J. P. Moser sent the goal
kick more than half way down the field.
Below Middle: Scott Stilwell showed of
some of his foot skills.
Below: Doug Walker took control of the
ball on a cold winters night

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Below: Top Row: Coach Gary Lucero,
J.R. Holly, Joshua Cole, Corey Goergen,
James Jallah, Sada Saito, Scott Stilwell,
Brendan Shattles, D.J. Paradis, Derek
Thompson, Mitch Parks, Coach Jeff
Getter. Bottom Row: Doug Walker, Alex
Carreon, Anthony Lane, Robert
Schneider,, Jeremy Norman, Andrew
Johnson, J. P. Moser, Guy Hodnette.

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" Past Season Was
One Of Intrigue

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his Past season
was one of intrigue. We
added 9 new players to the
team and 8 of them where
freshmen. Out of the * new
Freshmen 6 were starters
on the team. Although the
record doesn't show the ef-

fort, the team grew as the
season progressed and re-
ally started to look good.
Because we where so young,
you never knew exactly
what you where going to get
from game to game. We
have a lot to look forward
to with all the freshmen re-
turning and the addition of
new players next year. The
future looks bright and I am
excited about the possibili-
ties of his team in the up
coming year.

I Above: Kristen Lockman kicked this
I ball over to her fellow teammates.

Middle Right: Nicole Darr chased
i down this ball before anyone else did.

J Bottom Right: Shelly Clonce made
I sure that this ball was not getting any
1 closer to the goal with her defense.
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V O M E N'

Right: Mirna Romero ran down the soccer ball
from her opponent.
Left: Crystal Gregory maneuvered the ball
around her opponent.

Inset Left: GOOOOAL!! Isabel Romero and
Kristen Lockman celebrate.

OPPONENT

HOME

OPP

Covenant College

5

Cumberland University

6

Spelman College

3

Oglethorpe University

1 1

North Georgia College

and State University

1

5

Huntingdon College

4

Millsaps College

4

Brenau College

1

2

Wesleyan College

3

Loyola University

4

Agnes Scott College

5

Maryville College

4

Thomas Moore College

1

2

Chowan College

3

1

Piedmont College

5

Wesleyan College

6

Maryville College

4

Above: With that
hot sun beating
down, Isabel
Romero took a
water break.
Below: Lindsey
Meaders was
about to undercut ^|
and take her and
her opponent
down.

Bottom Right:
DinahSilvio went
down the center
of the field with
Nicole Darr there
to help out.

Above: The Panther Soccer team. Top Row As-
sistant Coach Sara ann Rockwell, Kristen
Lockman, Lindsey Meaders, Amanda Blume,
Crystal Gregory, Kellee Fell, Ashley Silvio, Coach
Nat Woodrow, Carrie Reif. Bottom Row: Dinah
Silvio, Mirna Romero, Nicole Darr, Shelly Clonce,
Isabel Romero, Laura Lee, Dee Elliot.

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Below Middle:

Mitsuru speeded up as
he neared the finish
line.

Below: Nicholas Bell-
ayuto is all iced up af-
ter the race while he
discussed how it went
with Karey Howard.

Below Bottom: Linda Buchanan Below: The LaGrange College Cross Country Team. Top Row
helped Coach Bryan Burgess as he Marti Wood, Nicholas Bellayuto, Mitsuru, Eva Meier
handed out awards to the winners. Samantha Henderson, Ansley Thomas, Coach Bryan Burgess

Bottom Row: Karey Howard, Clarinda Phillips, Andy Porter

Right: Karey Howard pushed up the hill
with Marti Wood following behind her
around the first lap of the race.

Below: And there off! The Panthers start
off the race trying to get their best posi-
tions possible.

Right: Samantha Henderson is not worried aboi;
her hair, just about making sure she ran the bes
race she could.

156 LaGrange College

Awards:

LaGrange College Festival:
Women's Division: Karey Howard 1st,
Samantha Henderson 2nd
Men's Division: Andy Porter 2nd
Conference Championship:
Women's Division: Karey Howard 1st,
MVP, and All Conference Team, Samantha
Henderson 2nd, All Conference Team,
Men's Division: Andy Porter 1st, MVP, All
Conference Team
Regionals:

Karey Howard 3rd, All Region Team,
Samantha Henderson 5th, All Region Team
All Conference Academic Team:
Nicholas Bellayuto, Samantha Henderson.

Left: Andy Por-
ter shaked the
hand of the man
he beat out for
first place.

CR

ross Country may have not
heard of it before on this campus. This
year there was something new in sports
to go with all the changes at LaGrange
College a Cross Country Men and
Women teams. Waking up a 6 for a
swim work out or running 10 or 12
miles straight in the heat of Georgia
for practice was something most do not
want to do or enjoy at all. Thanks to
coach Bryan Burgess it seemed like
great fun traveling to meets and stag-
ing two meets here at LaGrange Col-
lege. We held the LaGrange College
Festival and The Great South Athlet-
ics first Conference Championship
meet. At regionals the team saw com-
petitors that they had to race against
that were in the last Olympics in
Sydney, yet they still fared well. The
year was fast and fun even though in-
juries and sickness were there through-
out the season it was a very successful
one. It looks like the
new kid on the
block in the athletic
department is fitting
in just fine.

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First Left

Middle:

Samantha

Henderson

came in way

ahead of her

nearest

competitor for
second place.

Second Left
Middle:
Ansley
Thomas gave
it her all.

Below:
Nicholas
Bellayuto
finished up
his race as
Clarinda
Phillips made
sure to get the
time right.

Meets

Men's

Women's

Berry College

6.2 miles

3.1 miles

Tennessee-Chattanooga

University

3.1 miles

2 miles

LaGrange College

Festival

5miles

3miles

Georgia State

5miles

3miles

Georgia State

5miles

3miles

Conference Championship

@ LaGrange

5miles

3miles

Regionals @ Southern

Wesleyan

5miles

3miles

Left: Eva Meier
ran all the way
through to the
finish line.
Nothing was
stopped her.

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Below:
Senior
Jennifer
Hoffman a
veteran on
the team
made sure
to watch
where the
volleyball
was going
to land.

Scoreboard

AHS

OPP

Lady Majors

3

Lady Blazers

3

Hardin-Simons

3

Mississippi Colleqe

3

i Wesleyan Colleqe

3

1

Atlanta Christian

3

1

Georgia Southwestern

3

Agnes Scott

3

2

Maryville Colleqe

3

Faulkner University

1

3

Wesleyan Colleqe

3

1

Faulkner University

3

Claflin

3

Agnes Scott

2

3

Southern Wesleyan

3

Gerorgia Southwestern

3

Agnes Scott

3

1

Brewton Parker

3

Piedomnt College

3

Stillman Colleqe

3

Maryville College

1

3

Georgia Southwestern

3

Stillman Colleqe

3

2

Piedmont Colleqe

3

Fisk University

3

Fisk University

3

Piedmont Colleqe

2

3

Stillman Colleqe

3

1

Fisk Univeristy

3

1

Piedmont Colleqe

1

3

Brenau

1

3

Loyola of New Orleans

3

University

Lady Blazers

1

3

Talledega

3

Left: All the Panthers together for a great, inventive team picture. Nice job girls. From top to bottom:
Elizabeth George, Lynne Miller, Catherine Royal, Courtney Douglas, Jennifer Hoffmann, Marcie
Hoard, Heather Stidham, Kelly Wren, Jessica Jones, Jennifer Moore, Danielle Roods.

VOLLEYBALL

Below: Danielle Roods serves up Far Bottom Left: The Panthers stand
another ace for the LaGrange while the national athem is played
Women Panther Volleyball team. before the start of the game.

Above: A Freshman
from Athens, Marcie
Hoard watched as she
waited for the ball to be
popped up to her dur-
ing warm up before a
game.

Standings

Team Record

W-L

Over all

16-18

Conference

6-6

Home

12-6

Away

3-10

Neutral

1-2

3 games

8-11

4 games

6-4

5 games

2-3

NCCA "Great South"

All Conference Team: Jessica

Jones (FR) Jennifer Moore (JR)

NAIA All Rej

lion Team:

Jeffnifer Hoffman (SR) Jennifer

Moore (Jr) Jessica Jones (FR)

Above: The Panthers got together for a picture right before they
headed onto the court for one of their last games.

LaGrange College 159

Right Third Picture: Colt McDowell
and the rest of the Panther Team were
greeted by the Women's Basketball
Team and The Panther Cheerleards.

Right: Jeffery Pourchier looked at the
score and time while Colt McDowell
went over the play again.

Below: The Panther bench waited with
anticipation for the shot to go in.

Below Bottom: Colt dribbled down the
court as he yelled out a play to run.

Below Top: Daniel Bowles looked to
wards coach for instruction.

Great South All
Conference Selections:
Frist Team: Mke Moran
Second Team:
Doug Davis, Colt McDowell
All-Freshmen Team:

Mike Moran
All Academic Team:
Daniel Bowles

Inset: The point gaurd called the paly.
Left: Then he put the play into motion.

1 60 LaGrange College

Below: Defense was the key for Mike Moran
as we use some against this player.
Below Bottom: The Panthers were all hudled
up pumping each other up before the game.

Above: Paul Jefferes and his fellow Teammates
looked on to the coaches plan.

Above Middle: The shot went up for this Pan-
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OPPONENT AH OPP

Bethel College 92 80

Belhaven College 33 77

Louisianna College 74 76

Atlanta Christain 95 103

Covenant College 99 112

Berry College 86 91

Warren Wilson 72 63

Johnson & Wales 77 62

Oglethorpe University 99 111

Belhaven College 72 63

Stillman College 77 76

Piedmont College 74 60

Huntingdon College 62 68

Maryville College 69 96

Emory University 89 99

Fisk University 63 61

Piedmont College 56 68

Huntingdon College 72 62

Maryville College 70 76

Oglethorpe University 83 94

Atlanta Christian 66 65

Fisk Uinevsity 65 71

Fisk University 72 86

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eft to Right Top Row: Ma
Ternisha Miles. Bottom Row: Mere
Shawnta Edwajrds, Alicia Hendricker.

iiuni~r_.ni

icrof Danielle Rcids, Ashleyfrarley, Karey Howard,
ams, Shannon Bohanon, Marcie Hoard, Crystal Hammond,

OPPONENT AH OPP

Huntingdon College 60 59

Tennessee Wesleyan 36 90

Covenant College 41 63

Agnes Scott 92 50

Birmingham Southern 40 75

USC Spartenburg 30 86

Xavier University 25 100

Oglethorpe University 57 64

Huntingdon College 74 83

Piedmont College 61 64

Johnson Bible College 63 69

Mary ville College 55 91

Agnes Scott 68 56

Fisk University 58 60

Atlanta Christian 67 60

Stillman College 69 51

Piedmont College 42 80

Wesleyan College 79 65

Mary ville College 56 71

Atlanta Christian 63 61

Wesleyan College 86 87

Fisk University 47 60

Stillman College 56 47

B A

S

Above: Meredith Smith put another one up
from the free throw line.
Right: Amy Adams used her finger roll.
Right Inset: She urged the same ball in the
basket.

K E T

K-

Left: Faster than light
Karey Howard dribbled
around her opponent
once again.

Below: GO TEAM ! The
Panthers came together
during a time-out to talk
some strategy.

FINGER ROLL!

Great South Conference

All Freshman Team
Meridith Smith

All Academic Team
Karey Howard (Soph)

Above: LaGrange College stu-
dents were all dressed up in sun-
glasses, hats, and matching
clothes to cheer on the team.

Below: Larcie Lyle stopped on
a dime to fake out her opponent.

hat a season for the LaGrange Col-
lege Panther Baseball Team! They Finished with
a 35-15 record, there best year ever. Players broke
the records for the most season victories and com-
pleted their first winning season since the program
started in 1984.

The Panthers clinched the conference title
on April 7th way before then end of the season at
the end of April. Head Coach Kevin Howard was
named GSAC Baseball Coach of the year.

Several Players earned the title of GSAC
Player of the Week. Despite loosing six seniors,
including GSAC Player of the Year J. P. Johnston
and three All Conference Players, the Panthers
retain the majority of their winning team. Five re-
maining players were named to the All Confer-
ence squad and six to the All Freshmen Teams.

Above: This Panther leaned
way back to throw this pitch
right down the strike zone.

Bottom Far Right: This
Panter waited for the ball so
he could take a swing.
164 LaGrange College

Right: J.P. Johnston, Wil-
liam Gurley, Mason
Smith, Josh DuBose, and
Stan Williamson all were
up to recieve awards dur-
ing the fall sports banquet.

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Right Top Three: Charley Estes went through the
pitching motion from reaching back through to his
follow through. ^

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13-15 Record and 16-0 Conf.>

Oglethorpe University
Gordon Junior College JV
Maryville College v
Southern Union JV x
North Carolina Wesleyan

Stillman Collegex

Huntingdon College
Southern Wesleyan Univer
Coca-Cola Baseball Classi
Tournament LaGrange
Methodist College
University of the South
Bridgewater College
Savannah College
of Art and Design
Oglethorpe University
Georgia Perimeter JV
Southern Union JV
Piedmont College
North Georgia College
Berry College JV

St. Patrick's Day

Tournament Savannah, GA
North Carolina Wesleyan
Savannah College
of Art and Design
Auburn-Montgomery

Truett McConnell JV

Maryville College
Fisk University
Truett McConnell
Darton Junior JV
Fisk University
Huntingdon College
Franklin College
Central Alabama JV
Tuskegee University
Berry College JV
Piedmont College
Greensboro College
Methodist College
Centre College
Shorter College
Oglethorpe University

Rust College

Stillman College
Emmanuel College ET
Great South Athletic Conference
Tournament LaGrange
Fisk University
Stillman College
Maryville College
Piedmont College

MP

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JV= Junior Varsity Games

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Below: Leanna Thornton was in her stance out in right fielc
waiting for the ball.

Left Below Middle: Watch out coach, you are in
my way.

Below: LaGrange College Students watch the Pan-
thers play ball.

Below Top:
Hannah
Goodridge
Stands in
the infield
waiting for
the game to
continue.

Above: Shannon Phillips
moved as the ball was hit.

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Left:

Sabrinj

"Canada", tool
hold of this fas
moving softball a:
it went out of th<
strike zone. Ho
Potato.

Right: Shannor
Phillips made sure
to get back on the
bag.

Right Corner
Kelly Wren gave u
a big fast ball pitcl
with that am
movement. >

Below: Larcie Lyl<
gave this softball ;
big hit with thi
swing of her bat

I

Left: Hannah Goodridge took off towards first base
after she nailed that last pitch.

Below: Meeting on the pitchers mound. Meeting of
the minds. ___________ _

back back and she caught the

ball on the edge of her glove.

The game is over.

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The College golf team,
Coached by Lee Richter,
had a record breaking sea-
son this year with national
recognition. Competing in
the NAIA region XIII,
they ended the year at No.
12 in the nation. That is
better than there final
ranking of 1 last season.

The
pan-
thers
also re-
ceived a
second
invita-
tion to the Annual Men's
Golf National Champion-
ships at the Isletta Golf
Club in Albuquerque New
Mexico. They did great in
New Mexico and had some
consistent golf scores. They
Posted a 1210 composite
score which was only 10
shots from 10th place.
They ranked 16th over all.
Martin Bengtsson 31st out
of 141 players with rounds
of 75,69,74,80. Other mem-
bers ranked 73, 88, and
102. If the Panthers keep
improving like this before
long LaGrange College
will have a National
Championship team on are
hands.

Above: Reid Dunn was ready
for a swing at the tee.

168 LaGrange College

Above: Martin Bengtesson tried to
steer his ball to the hole.
Above Top: Marco Nebiker putted
out of the sand and on to the green.
Above: Karl Ragweley ball flew up
and over the hill.

Right: Hewrik Larsson gave us a little
Michael Jordan tongue during this putt.

Awards:

Finished 4th Joshua Priestly Berry Invitational All
Tournament Team

Finshed Tied for 3rd Karl Ragweley and Grey Bell
Life Invitational both All Tournatment Team

Martin Bengtesson 4th, Hewrik Larsson 2nd

All Region Team

^eft: Top
^ow: Nick
Short, Reid

Dunn, Joshua Jason Smith Academic All American
3 riestly, Karl 2nd year in a row
lagweley,
Jason Smith,
fcrey Bell,
oach Lee
lichter.
Jottom Row:
ohn Napier,
iewrik
arsson,
Vlartin
Bengtesson,
arco
ebiker,
arrod Stone.

2nd place Life Invitational 2nd
place Berry Invitational
Runner Up Region XIII

OPPONENT

Wynlake Invitational

Date

Feb 25-27

Central Alabama Invitational March 1 1-13

Berry Invitational

Cliffs Invitational

CACC, Auburn

Life, Huntingdon
Huntingdon

CACC

March 25-27
April 8-10
April 16
April 18
April 23
April 25

NAIA Southeast Regional April 29-May 1

National Championships

May 22-25

Far Left:
Injuries
plaugued Nick
Short and Jason
Smith through
the season, yet
they alwways
finished with a
smile.

Above Far
Left: Martin
Bengtesson let
this ball fly.

Above Near
Left: John
Napier putted
on the green.

Left Above:
Joshua Priestly
did not under-
stand what the
problem was.

Left: Grey Bell
showed us
determination
on his face
during this putt.

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Above Top: Ben Bailey ran
down another tennis ball.

Above: Martin Bengtesson
showed off his forehand.

Right: Terry Szafnicki gave
a big swing for this serve.
Below: Lynley Payne re-
turned serve during her
Imatch.

Below Right: Looking
through the fence to see
Shelly Clonce during her
set.

GAME, SET, MATCH, PANTHERS

TENNIS

Matches

Coach
Jeff Getter

OPPONENT HOME OPP

Oxford College 1 8

Maryville College 6

Stillman College 7

Emmaunel College 1 6

Piedmont College 7

Spring Hill College 7

Oglethorpe College 1 6

Maryville College 7

Oglethorpe College 2 5

Huntingdon College 7

Piedmont College 7

Piedmont College 9

170 LaGrange College

Below: T.J. Kelly lobed the ball
way up in the air for his serve.

Below: Katie Porter waited for Below: Laura Lee was de-
the ball to send it back to the other termined to win this point I

side of the court.

and the match.

5-

Above: The Panther girls: Margaret Embry, Nicole
Darr, Lynley Payne, Laura Lee, Laura Melson, Katie
Porter. ^

Above Middle: Daniel Bowles kept his eye on the
ball during his serve.

Left: Andrew Johnson went down low and fast to
pick this ball up.

Above: Laura
Melson arched her
back as she took a
swing at a serve.

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MEN &
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SWIM TEAMS

THE PANTHER SEASON

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Location Opponent

LaGrange Loyolal

Asheville, NC Warren Wilson

Albany, GA Darton

Above: The LaGrange College Panther Swimming Teams

tried to warm up during this group picture at their meet at

University of the South. Top Row: Brian Pankopp, Chirs

Jobson, Emily Maple, Daman Grimwade. Middle Row: Ingrid

Sauer, Tammy Beckman, Tony Schmidt,

Bottom Row: Courtney Stewart, Sherry Thrasher, Jessalyn

Banke. Not Pictured Mitchell Perkins.

Women won 2 meets against Loyola and Darton

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Sewanee, TN University of the

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Berea, Kentucky Agnes Scott^

LaGrange, GA Warren Wilson/

Darton

Wilmore, Kentucky Asbury

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Decatur, GA Agnes Scott

New Orleans, LA Loyolal

Below: Tammy Beckman
and Jessalyn Banke were
all smiles knowing their
races were over.

Above: These four, Courtney Stewart, Sherry Thrasher, Chris Jobson /
and Ingrid Sauer, seemed nice and dry to be swimmers didn't they'*

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2.

CHEERLEADING

2000-2001

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gave out
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the crowd
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Below: Ashley
Silvio cheers
to the crowd
during a
time-
out.

1 76 LaGrange College

Closing

rints

s the year winds to a close we
reflect on what has passed. A new line
has been added to your blueprint. Was

it straight? Maybe
it was a curve, or
I . ; I did a bit of both. No
matter what you
fflP*Tj see our lines and
> I 1 blueprints all have
one part in com-
mon: it shows that
we were all to-
gether at LaGrange
College for a pe-
riod of time. Some

where they belong, and some have takei
that first step towards something new.

Whether LaGrange College is you
first step, a mid-point, or towards th
end of your self discovery it is a part o
your makeup. Your time at LaGrang
is a permanent fixture in the bluepriri
of your life, It will always be there 1
learn from, to draw inspiration from, d
to reminiscence about. Your Bluepriri
is unique , and special. Hold it close
reflect upon it often and add to it fo
many years to come. You're only a
strong as your blueprint.

of our blueprints are closer than others
but some of it is the same with all of us.

The good, the bad, the classes, the
activities, new friends, old friends, it is
all there in your blueprint. We have all
grown over the past year, some have
found themselves other have found

L

.t is over with. Yes I mean the year book but,

college for me to is done. Went by so fast yet so slow

and it seemed my senior year was the hardest one yet.

That means the so called real world will be even harder

than that.

This Quadrangle is like another in the past or that

will be in the future. It represents a year time span of

college life at LaGrange. How are you suppose to sum

up all the experiences, people, places and Blueprints in

a book. We started out with over 6,000 photographs to

use and 192 pages to put them on. You can just imagine how it went from there. We gave it or best shot and

I think it is the beat yearbook this college has seen in awhile. I am sure there are mistakes no one is perfect
after all. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ^ mmmm ^^^^

I would like to thank my staff. Especially Shali Ordonez, Diana Celorio, Gayle Gotez, and Julie Bell
for all their hard work and help. I would like to thank the Public Relations Department for use of some photos
and Al Yates for the portraits. To Dana Becker thanks for putting up with me. I know it has not been easy forj
you at all. To my Kappa Sigma Brothers it has been a great for year and I couldn't of done it with out yo
A.E.K.D.B. To Sarah McManic, thanks for keeping me up today and on the ball. To Diana Celorio, for year
of the same classes together we made it though most thought we wouldn't. We just need to learn to say n
once in awhile. To Lyndsey Knight and Casey Barbera, I love you
both like sisters. I will never forget all we shared and keep in touch the
trio needs to last. To Shali Ordonez, if not for you at my side with this
book, it would of never happened. To everyone at LaGrange College
thank you for a wonderful four years. I wouldn't have changed it for

the world.

>r
"si

Dedication

As the 2000- 2001 school year came to a

close farewells fill the air. This year will we not
only say adieu to seniors, but also, to our Dean
of Students Dr. Ted Scharre. The LaGrange Col-
lege Quadrangle staff would like to dedicate this
years Blueprints to Dean Ted Scharre. Thank you
for every thing you have done for us

After 12 years at LaGrange College,
Dean Ted will be moving in a new direction,
Next year he will be at Indiana University
Southwest as there Director of Campus Life.
Though he will be greatly missed , we wish
him, Connie, and Elizabeth God's blessings
as they bring their gifts to Indiana. I am sure
his Blueprint there will be all the better for
what LaGrange College added to it. I know
we are all the better for Dean Ted being apart
of our Blueprints.

LaGrange College 183

Adams, Amy 101, 162
Adams, Cody 126
Addison, Jodi 126
Ahearn, David 147
Aides, Tasha 1 15

Aiken, Matt 37, 77, 98, 109,1 14, 1 15,
133

Akins, Aaron 126

Akins, Carrie 31, 54, 56, 74, 79, 133,
148

Akpan, Itoro 9, 72
Alford, Nancy 148
Allen, Teresa 143
Anderson, Bobby 126
Anderson, Nick 97, 98, 99, 107, 108,
109, 123

Ashmore, Noelle 13, 42, 84, 85, 101,

103, 118
Atchison, Yvonne 130
Ayres, Sara 126

B

Bagwell, Seth45, 126

Bailey, Alicia 96, 97, 99, 107, 118

Bailey, Ashley 11, 126, 162

Bailey, Ben 132, 133, 170

Baker, Joy 52, 84, 118, 131

Baldwin, Wade 126

Bales, Tabitha 86, 87, 123, 125, 137

Banke, Jessalyn 58, 123, 172

Barber, Kim 30, 147

Barbera, Casey 50, 99, 124

Barker, Andy 66

Bartholmae, Sara 126

Bartley, Chala 16, 60, 72, 96, 108, 132

Baxter, Charlene 142

Beachum, Laura 104

Becker, Dana 5, 33, 51, 61, 84, 85,

142, 145, 149
Beckman, Tammy 126, 172
Belcher, Jackie 143
Bell, Grey 169

Bell, Julie 17, 84, 85, 104, 118, 135
Bellayuto, Nicholas 26, 40, 42, 47, 48,

57, 76, 77, 84, 88, 89, 98, 109,

115, 133, 156, 157
Bengtesson, Martin 168, 169, 170
Birkeli, Jon 146
Birkeli, Kristin 34, 79
Blackburn, John 126
Blackwood, James 141
Blume, Amanda 40, 84, 85, 123, 137,

155

Bohanon, Shannon 162

Boiling, Kellie 24, 49, 101, 126

Bonnie, Dyal 80

Boone, Matt 5, 126

Borhmann, Tommy 94, 95, 126, 138

Boudreaux, Tondelaya 8, 123, 136

Bowen, Nicki 27, 73, 96, 97, 1 18

Bowles, Daniel 118, 119, 160, 171

Bowles, Mark 41

Boyd, Stacy 141

Boyles, Mandy 72, 80, 126, 138

Bradley, Dee 146

Brantly, Rebecca 126

Bray, Bo 5, 126

Bray, Kimberly 126

Brewer, Laura 123

Bridges, Sara 126

Britsky, Kelly 148

Bronn, Heather 101

Brooks, Mandy 123

Brown, Heather 56, 101

Brown, Marica 57, 146
Brown, Quincy 63, 65, 86, 143
Bruce, Taylor 95

Buchannan, Dean Linda 57, 140, 145,

146, 148, 156
Burgess, Bryan 148, 156
Burherst, Colin 147
Burkerst, Colin 74, 75, 148
Butler, Clay 62

\

Cafaro, Joseph 145

Cambron, Joe 142, 149

Campbell, Khadene 42, 62, 63, 84

Cannon, Douglas 103, 126

Carder, Bryan 126

Cardwell, Tiffany 126

Carillo, Linda 4, 83

Carreon, Alejandro 4, 80, 82, 83, 126,

146, 153
Carrillo, Linda 80, 146
Carter, Rebecca 140
Cathy, Ross 103
Cato, Carrie 123
Cautrell, Stephanie 137
Cavallin, Missy 1 1, 48, 49, 96, 118,

134

Celorio, Diana 4, 22, 26, 50, 56, 67,

68, 73, 76, 77, 80, 82, 83, 86, 87,

89, 114, 115, 116, 133
Chesnut, Tiffany 126
Chiles, Niecy 126
Christopher, Shannon 120
Clarke, Angie 4, 126
Clarke, Carole Ann 126
Clevenger, Diandra 31, 44, 45, 74, 75,

88, 123, 125, 131, 137
Clonce, Shelly 101, 123, 136, 154,

155, 170
Cofield, Danielle 126
Coil, Will 8, 42, 64, 114, 115, 116,

133

Cole, Joshua 126, 152, 153
Collins, Montez 37
Conner, Sarah 123
Cook, Austin 143
Cook, John 147
Cooper, Diane 140
Cope, Erin 8
Copelan, Eddie 126
Cousins, Roland 146
Craig, Monica 126
Culver, Crystal 101, 137
Curry, A'Keeceia 118

5e

Do

Curry, A'keeceia 73

D

Dabbs, Mary Lou 142
Damon, Diana 96, 123
Darr, Nicole 13,41,46, 100, 101, 102,

107, 109, 115, 117, 133, 154, 155,

171

Davis, Andrea 50, 53, 82, 118
Davis, Dena 101, 126, 139
Davis, Doug III 123
Davis, Karen 118
Decker, Sarah 96, 97, 118
Deloach, Cecelia 126
Deloach, Teresa 126
De'Mon, Misha 21

DeMooney, Clint 20, 56, 84, 85, 118,

134, 135
Dennis. Sandra 140
Deriso, Kim 58
Dettera, Sue 145
Deyton, Josh 10, 118
Digsby, Nichole 126
Dillard, Kacie 10, 134
Dobbs, Chip 74

Douglas, Courteny 104, 126, 158, 159
Douglas, Keith 126
Doutrianx, Celine 25, 76, 82, 83,1 15
Dreher, John 62, 65, 126
Drew, Kimberly 5, 25, 76, 101, 126,
139

DuBose, Josh 117, 133, 164
Dudley, Leigh 126
Dulin-Mallory, Nina 67, 144
Duncan, Carrie 30, 31, 42, 54, 55, 75,
79

Dunn, Reid 169
Durand, Kelly 105

Dyal. Bonnie 77, 118

E

East, Matt 116, 133, 164
Edwards, Shawnta 162
Edwards, Steven 30, 141, 147
Eguchi, Shingo 83
Elizabeth, Mary 1 2
Ellen, Sue Jordan 127
Elliot, Dee 155
Elliott, Diana 123

Embry, Margaret 28, 57, 58, 101, 126,

171, 173
Enenbach, Val 149
Enhover, Mark 10, 139
Epperson, Astra 126, 173
Erikawa, Satoshi 82
Estes, Charley 7, 126, 165
Evanovich, Julia 57, 126, 129
Evans, Charles 144

F

Farrow, Lisa 143

Fell, Kellee46, 84, 101, 107, 109, 126,

138, 155
Flanagan, Amy 80, 126
Fletcher, Jenny 61, 89, 96, 107, 109,

123

Flores, Anton 63, 144
Frank, Don 1 23
Franklin, Laura 114, 115
Frederick, Carlie 146
Froenbarger, Ginger 89, 96, 115
Frosteg, Vincent 126

G

Gaither, Amy 126

Gatian, Rachel 126

Gazell, Sunny 126, 173

Geeter, Andy 142

Genung, Kim 6, 24, 84, 85, 98, 99,

101, 115, 117
George, Amelia 9, 20, 26, 42, 5 1 , 84,

85, 101, 117, 118, 120, 135
George, Elizabeth 123, 159
Gerhardt, Stacy 80, 118
Getter, Jeff 152, 153
Gill, Luke 144
Gilreath, Sara 5, 86, 87, 126
Goergen, Corey 126, 153
Goetz, Gayle 72, 123

Golden, Alisha 7, 49, 58, 106, 126,

138, 173
Goodman, Jamie 84, 85
Goodridge, Hannah 126, 129, 166, 167
Gorhman, Stacy 141
Grant, Tiffani 62, 127
Grau, Jerean 146
Gregory, Crystal 127, 141, 155
Griffin, Betsy 96, 97, 99, 108, 123
Grimwade, Daman 172
Gulley, President Stuart 56,65, 67, 140

148

Gurley, William 127, 164
Guyton, Janet 6, 10, 48

H

Hall, Jan 142
Hall, Jennifer 143
Hall, Sankkia 115
Hamilton, Trivonna 173
Hammack, Stephen 127
Hammond, Crystal 123, 162
Hanada, Aiko 83
Hancock, Susan 140
Handa, Yumi 8, 82, 83, 118
Hanes, Ken 127

Harris, Alexander 1 18

Harrison, Jennifer 147

Harvey, Ansley 96, 97, 118

Harwell, Katie 127

Harwell, Sarah 5

Hatcher, Holly 109

Haynes, Warren 148

Heath, Melissa 8, 59, 96, 97, 99, 107,

108, 115
Heck, Brian 34, 35, 118
Henderson, Keisha 1 18
Henderson, Samantha 8, 65, 1 15, 156,

157

Hendricker, Alicia 127, 162
Henly, Cheri 10, 95, 109, 118

Henson, Amanda 22
Henthorne, P.J. 127
Herdon, Wylene 143
Herndon, Heidi 104, 121
Herring, Jimmy 140
Hicks, Keith 127
Hilleary, Meredith 59, 127
Hillyer, Joyce 146
Hoard, Marcie 104, 127, 159, 162
Hodnette, Guy 102, 103, 109, 127, 153
Hoffman, Jennifer 158, 159
Holder, Hillary 5, 74, 80, 127, 138
Holland, Ben 24, 94, 95, 127
Holly, J.R. 152, 153
Hoogacker, Rachel 8, 40, 75, 1 18, 1 19,
130

Hopkins, Josh 89, 95, 123, 136
Hornsby, Sam 144
Horton, Jennifer 127
Howard, Karey 10, 18, 124, 137, 156,
162, 163

Howell, Sandra 5, 74, 80, 127, 138
Hughes, Amy 96, 123
Hunsucker, Andy 86, 87, 125, 127
Hunter, Jane 134
Hurd, John 145
Hurst, Robin 144
Hutcherson, Miranda 41, 89, 118
Hutchinson, LaShone 68
Hutchinson, Lashone 131
Hutchinson, Terice 131

I

Iida, Kanako 82, 83
Isenhour, Mark 1 27

Jeffares, Paul 127, 161
Jennings, Janika 57, 76, 123
Joans, Jennifer 86, 96, 97
Jobson, Chris 103, 127, 172
Johnson, Andrew 84, 127, 138, 153,
171

Johnson, Andy 36, 127
Johnson, Brandon 44, 45, 54, 75, 79,
88

Johnson, Lee 147
Johnson, Marvin 145
Johnson, Rich 88, 118
Johnson, Sandra 148
Johnson, Tony 144
Johnston, J.P. 164
Jones, Amy 80, 127, 138
Jones, Candi 127
Jones, Jennifer 87, 127
Jones, Jessica 48, 127, 159
Jones, Lee Ann 127
Jones, Wesley 127
Jordan, Evelyn 147
Jordan, Faith 127

Jallah, James 82, 115, 152, 153

K

Kalish, Kelley 5, 115, 117, 130
Keaton, Justin 97, 98, 99, 108, 127
Keller, Nicole 115
Kelly, T.J. 99, 115, 171
Kemmerer, Jason 127
Kenedy, Pam 7
Key, Mitchell 127
Kilpatrick, Keri 115
King, Nina 134
Kinzer, Earl 145
Kitada, Mitsuru 82, 156
Kitchen, Britt 95, 109, 137

Knight, Lyndsey 25, 29, 42, 99, 123,
124

Knowles, Destin41, 101, 127

Koehler, Jeff 127

Kohen, Kristen 96, 127

Koher, Melissa 118, 134

Korich, Jacey 34, 35, 40, 52, 54, 55,

56, 69, 74, 75, 79, 116, 133
Kraemer, Charles 144

Laforet, Susan 145
Land, Kristen 96, 109, 118
Lane, Anthony 127, 153
Laney, Anita 142
Larsson, Hewrik 168, 169
Lashley, Melissa 66
Lawerence, John 147
Lee, Dottie 62, 80, 118
Lee, Laura 155, 171
Lee, Thomas 127
Lewis, Melisa 127
Lightcap, Tracy 145

Lindamood, Ronnie 1 15
Liston, Chris 25,98, 99, 107
Llevans, Todd 141

Lockman, Kristen 4, 24, 25, 127, 154,

155

ogue. Josh 127
flLomax, Dale II 127
Longshore, Valerie 52, 54, 78, 148
Looney, Rob 80, 87, 94, 1 18, 135
i Lovelace, Regina 1 3 1
-oyde. Tammy 133
ucero, Gary 153
,udwig, Cathy 84, 85, 120, 130
lie, Larcie 127, 162, 163, 166
.ynch, Sheneka 6, 63

Vlagby, Cheryl 130

Vlahtani, Brandon 127

Vlallory, Sara Beth 144

Maple, Emily 127, 129, 172

Vlarconi, Amanda 1 27

Martin, Emily 80, 86, 87, 127

Vlatthews, Tessa 21, 23, 101, 102, 103

Maynard, Wayne 145
Mazikowshi, Matt 127
McCall, Durell 118
McCarthy, Michelle 1 15, 1 17. 133
McCarthy, Patrick 127
McCartney, Jenny 142
McCartney, Kirby 143
McClanahan, Greg 144
McConkey, Catherine 140
McCoy, Bill 145
McDonald, Melissa 140
McDowell, Colt 10, 52, 1 19, 160
McElreath, Kelly 6, 101, 123, 173
McGruder, LaSonya 127
McGuire, Jessica 20, 37, 74, 79, 88,
123

McGulkin, Todd 127
Mchary, Lisa 140
McKay, Patsy 140
McManic, Sarah 27, 76, 88, 101
McMullen, Linda 130, 141
Meaders, Lindsay 101, 155
Meads, Caroline 50, 1 27
Meanders, Lindsey 127
Meier, Eva 7, 127, 156, 157

atula, Allisha 1 15
Vlayhue, Camerson 127

Mellissa-Ann 126

Melson, Laura 107, 109, 171

Messer, Elissa 127

Meyrath, Karen 68

Mickel, Roonie 8, 123

Middleton, Jamey 137

Miles, Cynthia 142

Miles, Ternisha 29, 123, 162, 173

Miller, Christiana 6, 48, 50, 60, 101

123, 125
Miller, Katie 46, 101
Miller, Lynne 101, 159
Miller, Patty 1 3 1
Miller, Tiffany 140
Mills, Frederick 145
Mills, Kevin 98, 124

Mills, Yvonne 142
Monsen, Patrick 128
Moore, Jennifer 1 20. 1 59
Moores, Michelle 96, 128
Moran, Mike 52, 161
Morman, Jack 147
Moser, J.P. 7,47,97, 102,

109, 120, 153
Mullins, Emmett 147
Myers, Tiffany 96

103, 108,

N

Naglee, Phil 7, 47, 94, 95, 109

Napier, John 169

Nebiker, Marco 168, 169

Nihiser, Jenny 101, 106, 124. 137, 173

Norman, Jeremy 106, 153

Nutile, Lisa 101

o

Obenchain, Anna 122
O' Brian, Kelly 121

O'Brien, Kelly 43, 80, 120, 134

O'Conner, Frank 146

Ordonez, Shali 27, 29, 37, 43, 68, 80,

84, 89, 99, 114, 115
Orr, Allison 144
Osawa, So 1 15

Palmer, Sandra 120, 128
Pankopp, Brian 94, 95, 128
Paradis, D.J. 153

Parker, Matt 41, 47, 61, 94, 95, 115,

117, 133, 145
Parks, Mitch 4, 62, 63, 128, 139, 153
Paschal, William 142, 144
Payne, Katie 134

Payne, Lynley 58, 108, 128, 170, 171

Peacock, Reid 86, 87, 128

Perkins, Mitch 94, 95, 128

Peterson, Joni 128

Phillips, Clarinda 80, 128, 156, 157

Phillips, Jason 128

Phillips, Jessica 128

Phillips, Shannon 128, 129, 166

Phillips, Willete 141

Pinkerman, Amy 48, 101

Pinkerman, Loren 143

Pirkle, Martha 140, 149

Pin-man, Chris 98, 128, 129

Pirrman, Kathy 140

Pirrman, Marty 141

Plumlee, Amanda 146

Pooke, Claire 82, 83

Porter, Andy 4, 76, 80, 128, 156, 157

Porter, Jennifer 62, 76, 77, 80, 125

Porter, Katie 37, 68, 76, 77, 89, 98

101, 107, 122, 125, 136, 171
Porter, Raschelle 54, 78, 128

Pourchier, Jeffery 120, 119, 160
Powell, Tiffany 69, 96, 1 15, 1 16
Price, Chistiane 147
Priestley, Joshua 128, 169
Provine, Andrew 128
Pulliam, Sherry 115

R

Radar, Steve 98
Ragweley, Karl 168, 169
Raulerson, Michael 128Ray, Amanda
124

Ray, Amanda 41
Ray, Meliane 101
Reeves, Michelle 143
Reidy, Kevin 146
Reif, Carrie 86, 128, 155
Reisinger, Betty 141
Reneke, Margaret 57, 65, 147
Richards, Chris 20, 76, 77, 124
Richardson, Feronica 20, 42, 65, 69,
115

Richardson, Jake 128

Richter, Lee 169

Riddle, Fay 146

Ridley, Casey 82, 125

Riggins, Adam 121, 134, 145

Riley, Brenda 147

Riley, Patrick 102, 103, 106, 109

Roach, Thomas 128

Robertson, Yvonnia 130

Robinson, Arthur 142

Rockwell, Sarahann 155

Rogers, Tamera 141

Romero, Fabio 28, 137

Romero, Isabel 24, 25, 52, 120, 155

Romero, Mirna 11, 11, 46, 100, 101,

134, 155, 162
Roods, Danielle 159, 162

Rosencrants, Lydia 146
Rowe, David 141
Royal, Catherine 60, 159

Ruschmeyer, Jeri 24, 84, 101, 1 15,

130, 133
Russell, April 56, 72, 73

Saito, Sada 152, 153
Salters, Shannon 62, 125
Sanders, Russ 128
Santiago, Olga 128
Sauer, Ingrid 76, 77, 120, 172
Sawyer, Libby 7, 12, 28
Scharre, Dean Ted 42, 61, 84, 95, 141,
149

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in

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in

mi
izi

Schendel, Julie 37, 80, 101, 124
Schmidt, Jesi 73, 1 15
Schmidt, Tony 172
Schneider, Robert 25, 128, 153
Scott, Laine 145, 149
Scotto, Pamela 143
Scullion, Bryan 80, 81, 82, 83, 121
Scurry, Stacey 8, 24, 62, 121
Searcy, Michael 145
Sexstone, Erin 22, 86, 87
Shannon, Chris 103
Shattles, Brendan 10, 103, 153
Shealy, Marc 124
Shirley, Kevin 145
Shoemaker, Krystyn 101, 125
Short, Nick 137, 149, 169
Showalter, Marty 128
Shuman, Dan 94, 95, 128, 138
Silvio, Ashley 48, 101, 102, 128, 138,
155, 173

Silvio, Dinah 46, 100, 101, 155, 173
Simmons, Dean Jay 141
Skinner, Crystal 101, 128
Skinner, Sally 96
Slay, Jack 50, 144
Slay, Lori 142

Smelter, Andrea 1 15
Smeltzer, Andrea 96, 1 16
Smith, Graig 8, 47, 95, 121
Smith, Jason 169
Smith, Joey 98, 122
Smith, Mason 128, 164
Smith, Maurice 120
Smith, Meredith 128, 162
Smith, Sylvia 142
Spradlin, Danny 131
Spradlin, Nancy 140
Sprayberry, MaryBeth 128
Stanford, Ty 128
Starr, Thomas 57, 116
Steele, Christopher 128
Stewart, Courtney 125, 172
Stidham, Heather 32, 104, 105, 108,
124. 159

Stilwell, Scottie 103, 107, 152, 153
Stinson, Ashley 128
Stockamp, Lori 72, 73
Stone, Jarrod 169
Stone, Barbra 149
iStroud, Alex 86, 87
[Summers, Jennifer 25, 128
Sutlic, Vince98, 99, 108
Szafnicki, Terry 52, 170

IF

Tabias, Adam 40

i Takahashi, Sumiko 8, 82
Takai, Yoshitaka 82, 83

1 Taunton. Tim 146
Terrell, Jessica 80, 81, 124
Thigpen, Emily 11, 128, 173
Thomas, Ansley 43, 128, 156, 157
Thomas, Ashley 43, 58
Thomas, Brenda 144, 149

Thomas, Robert 147
Thomas, Sarah 26, 121
Thompson, Derek 153

Thrush, Lindsay 128

Tidwell, Austin 1 1, 30, 31, 44, 45, 50,

54, 55, 74, 79, 98, 99, 131, 134
Trammell, Emman 142
Tsukagoshi, Tomoko 72, 73
Tucker, Katherine 36, 56
Tucker, Lanita 130
Turner, Glenda 143

V

Vannest, Trisha 86, 87, 96
Victorio, Daryll 56, 116
Vucetic, Henry 7, 29, 61, 95, 136

w

Wakefield, Dara 146

Walburg, Lindsay 12, 17, 84, 101,

128, 129
Walker, Andrea 1 25
Walker, Doug 41, 102, 103, 128, 153
Walkins, Mark 80
Washington, Ronnie 35, 121, 134
Watkins, Tony 1 19
Watson, Salvatore 131
Weathers, Darlene 142
Weed, Shelly 1 17
Weidinger, Eric 4, 128
Weiss, Katharine 128
Weldon, Rainbow 28, 55, 56, 74, 75.

79, 116, 133

Yangisawa, Toshiya 117
Yates, Meredith 128
Yatsuki, Masako 82, 83
Yatsukl, Masako 53
Yeager, Kelli 128
Yin, Carol 144
Yin, William 144
Yuki, Shigeta 117

D,

o to unforeseen conflicts th<
end of the index has 12 faculty an(
staff members that were not in
eluded with the rest and two sopho
more superlatives that were not in
eluded earlier either. There at leas
here.

Wheeler, Angie 26
Wheitsel, Lydia 141
Whitaker, Shelly 148
White, Tangi 149
Whiteside, Josh 128
Whitney, Phyllis 140
Wilkinson, Luke 128
Williams, Calvin III 128
Williams, Chastity 121, 173
Williams, Jason 148
Williams, John 145, 149
Williams, Kevin 36, 128
Williams, Maria 131
Williamson, Phil 147
Williamson, Sandra 140

7

Zukoff, Anthony 98, 128
Zvanut, Andrew 76

Far Top Right: Vince Sutlic, Juli*
Schendel, and Jessica McGuire
Best Smiles, peered over the edg
to give us a look at there smiles

Below: Vince Sultic and Kell
McElreath, Most Involved, took
rest from there busy day.

Williamson, Stan 164
Wilson, A.J. 8
Wilson, Autemn 124
Wilson, Mary 143
Winn, Ryan 124
Wiqvist, Eva 4, 76, 82, 128
Wolkoff, Paul 149

Wood, Marti 101, 128, 156, 162, 163
Woodrow, Nat 141, 149, 155
Wooten, Lori 128
Worley, Andrew 122
Wren, Kelly 159, 166

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Printing: The Quadrangle was printed offset by Wals worth Publishing Company, BrookfieL
Mo. On four-color and black and white presses. Content of pages were printed on 80-
paper stock.

Type: The types used were Times, Times Bold, Times Italic, Times Bold Italic, Helvetica
Helvetica Bold.

Production: Text Editing and Page design for the 2001 Quadrangle were generated o
Macintosh computers using PageMaker6.5.

Cover: The cover of the 2001 Quadrangle is a Navy blue, with silver letter embossing. Th
Chapel is pressed into the cover.

Studio Photography: AL Yates, did individual student portraits and some of the facult
and staff photos. He also did some of the graduation pictures.

Production Run: There are 600 copies produced additional copies can be purchased froij
Student Development Offices.

2001 Quadrangle Staff

Copy: Copy was written by Nicholas THomas Bellayuto and Shali Ordonez.

Graphic Design: Design work was done by Nicholas Bellayuto.

Photographers: Shali Ordonez, Nicholas Thomas Bellayuto, Gayle Gotez, Michel]

Moores, Rebecca Brantley, Elissa Messer, Jenny Fletcher, Betsy Griffin, Julie Bell. Photc

were also given by: Ashley Silvio, Ted Scharre, Diana Celorio, Lori Stockamp, Andre

Davis, Tabitha Bales, Rainbow Weldon, Athletic Teams. Photography editing by: Nichoh

Bellayuto

Editor: Nicholas THomas Bellayuto

Sub Editors: Over all, superlatives and copy Shali Ordonez, organizations Julie Bel
sports Gayle Gotez, overall Diana Celorio, photography Besty Griffin.
Rest of Staff: Missy Cavallin, Chala Bartley, Tammy Beckman, Jenny Fletcher, Kat
Porter, Ginger Froenbarger, Miranda Hutcherson, Rebecca Brantley, Michelle Moores, Je
Schmidt, Elissa Messer.

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