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LAGRANGE COLLEGE

1831-2005

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...and through ever changing times,
Lagrange Gollege has endured.

The History of Lagrange Gollege

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LaGrange College is rich in history. From its
beginning in 1831 to the present, the college
has endured man/ trials both within the school
itself and in the community surrounding it.
This institution was born before the Statue
of Liberty was dedicated, before the United
States adopted standard time, and before
electrical lighting was invented. An idea began
in the 1820s to start a school of higher
learning for women to attend. This concept
was unheard of at this time in history. After
much persuasion, permission was finally
granted and in 1831 the LaGrange Female
Academy was established. This school began
in an old building which can still be seen near
the campus. The campus is now located on
what we call the "Hill", the highest point in
LaGrange. In 1847, the school was renamed
the LaGrange Female Institute. It did not
become a college until 1851 changing to the
LaGrange Female College. It was not until
1934 when we finally became LaGrange
College. In the early 1900s women were
receiving diplomas in areas such as voice,
home economics, piano, and expression.
Now we have Bachelor's and Master's degrees
in numerous fields from nursing to art.
Through the years, the college has seen
friends and loved ones fight in many wars.
Some of these include the Spanish American
War, both World Wars, Vietnam, and now
the War on Terrorism. In 1953, the college
officially became coeducational allowing men
to graduate. We became integrated in the
late 1960s. Looking back through history,
LaGrange College has seen it all. We have
survived everything from financial hardships
to fires, and this college will continue to
thrive and to provide students from all over
the world with a quality education and a life
altering college experience for years to come.

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Dedication

In recognition of your interest in the development of

all areas of student life.
And in appreciation for your many years of teaching

and counseling.
We lovingly dedicate the 2005-2006 Quadrangle to you.

~Dr. Linda Buchanan ~

The best and beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or
even touched -they must be felt with the heart.

Dean B feels with her heart and that makes her such a
beautiful person inside and out and that's why we all love her.

Dr. Linda Buchanan became a new addition to the
LaGrange College community in the spring of 1997. She
accepted the position of Vice President & Dean of Student
Life and Retention. Her accomplishments include: the rank
of Lieutenant Commander in the US Navy Reserve, columnist
with the LaGrange Writers Group, and she served dutifully

in Molesworth, England for three months as a naval
intelligence officer during the recent war with Iraq. Finally
she has a attended a remarkable twenty-seven commencement

ceremonies.

Dedication

Quotes of Admiration

"J)ean Jft has been, one of the best professors,
administrators, and friends to me. *2 really appreciate
the hard work she ha* put in to tolerate me a* a
student and as a greek. "

cfTiyel Walker

"J)ean J^uchanan Lb one of the outstanding professional* in
student life in the country today. he is a pleasure to work
with, but it is an even greater honor to call her friend. "

(president fituart pulley

"tffot only has J)ean J$ been my advisor, but she has been my
friend and my mom here at school. *Lyo to her about everything.
he s been there for me during the laughs and the tears, y cannot
imagine the past two gears without her. "

J)anielle tftactftinn

(fhe students of fagrange "College could not ask for a better advocate.
J)ean Buchanan keeps the best interests of her Students at heart. he is
well liked, respected, and admired by all. fitudent life at Ja grange would
not be the same without her guidance and wisdom. "

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"fine of the biggest reasons 9. made thejpurneg from faculty to administration,
from jFn glish professor to J)ean of fitudents, was J)*~ Ji nda Jiuchanan.rfrom

nearlg the first moment 9. met her, the thing that always impressed me was
J)eanJi s steadfast and absolute support of the students. *2 wanted to be a part
of that world. he is- always has been and always will be- the student's
champion. $he s a teriffic boss and a better friend. "

J)t. $ack g&y

6 Dedication

Faculty & Staff 7

The Board

of Trustees

Chairman: George Darden
Vice Chairman: Ray Anderson
Second Vice Chairman: Stuart Gulley
Secretary: Nancy Durand
Treasurer: Phyllis Whitney

Members (not in any particular order): Ray Anderson, George Baker, A. Quillian Baldwin, Barry Bennett, Kennerly
Boatwnght III, David Boyd, James Gruce, Hal Brady III, Speer Burdette III, Robert Copeland, Robert Carmichael,
James Caswell, George Darden, Lindsey Davis, Malone Dodson, Nancy Durand, Garnett Giesler, Edmund Glover,
William Griffin, Elizabeth Harris, Ellen Hudson Harris, Scott Hawkins, William Hodges, Pat Holder, John Holie,
Wayne Hunter, Harold Lawrence, DeDe Leetch, Susn Middlebrooks, Charles Miller, Polly Miller, Marie Marshell,
Andrew Owen, Tanner Gerard, Peggy Cobb Schug, Jason Slaughter, Nancy Stevens, Charles Smith, Richard Story,
James Waits, Almonese Brown Clifton Williams, Ricky Wolfe, Gerald Becham, Linda Buchanan, William Paschal,
Walter Murphy,Kimberly Myrick, David Rowe, Jay Simmons

8 Faculty & Staff

President's Cabinet

Stuart Gulley
President

Phyllis Whitney
Executive Vice President
for Administration

Linda Buchanan
Vice President and Dean for
Student Life and Retention

Jay Simmons
Vice President for
Academic Affairs and
Dean

Kimberly Myrick
Vice President for
Enrollment Management

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David Rowe
Vice President
for Advancement

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Bob Boozer
Director of Institutional
Research and Planning

Rev. Quincy Brown
Elizabeth Walker Lanier
Campus Minister and
Director of Servant
Leadership

Faculty & Staff

Dr. David Ahearn Nancy Alford Rebecca Anderson

Kim Barber Dr. David Barrett Charlene Baxter

Jackie Belcher Melissa Binion Dr. Jon Birkeli

Sandra Blair Dr. Bob Boozer Kelly Britsky

Dr. Linda Buchanan Dr. Joseph Cafaro Becky Carter

Dr. Toni Anderson Lynn Atha

David Beard Cindi Bearden

Michael Bishop James Blackwood

Marcia Brown Rev. Quincy Brown

Diana Celorio Dr. Susan Cody

Faculty ErStaf f

Austin P. Cook III Dr. John Cook Mary Lou Dabbs Sandra Dennis Rob Dicks

Dr. Nina Dulin-Mallory Dr. Steven Edwards Dr. Charles Evans Brandon Fetner Anton Flores

Carlie Frederick JeffGeeter Jason Goodner Jerean Grau Dr. Heather Haas

Dr. Melvin Hall Ron Hamilton Jennifer Hampton Susan Hancock Tracy Harden

Shirley Harrington Dean Hartman Celia Hay Warren Haynes Wylene Herndon

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Janet Hughes

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Mark Isenhour

Jimmy Herring Dr. Joyce Hillyer

Melissa Home

Kevin Howard

John Hughes

Dr. John Hurd

Robin Hurst

Stacy Jackson

Marvin Johnson

Patti Hoxsie

Simon Hwang

Lee Johnson Dr. Dorothy Joiner

Lori Knopp

Jennifer Knox Catherine Kostiinik Dr. Charles Kraemer Susan Laforet

Anita Laney

12 ) Faculty & Staff

Jennifer Langdon John Lawrence Rev. Alvin Lingenfelter Dr. Donald Livingston

Dr. Sarah Beth Mallory Dawn Marnn Kirby McCartney Dr. Greg McClanahan Dr. William McCoy

Laurel McDaniel Melissa McDonald Linda McGill Patsy McKay Linda McMullen

Carolyn McNearney Dr. David Messer Dr. Frederick Mills Tiffany Mixon Matthew Mobley

Lisa Farrow Morgan Kimberly Myrick Sharon Newton Dr. Frank O'Connor Debbie Ogle

Ashley Parham Dr. William Paschal Loren Pinkerton Martha Pirkle Martin Pirrman

Faculty & Staff

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Katheryn Pin-man Dr. Amanda Plumlee Melinda Pomeroy-Black Dr. Christiane Price Carly Pryor

Michelle Reeves Margaret Reneke

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Carla Rhodes

Dr. Fay Riddle

John Riley

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Dr. Arthur Robinson

Michael Blom

Tammy Rogers

Dr. Lydia Rosencrants Rev. David Rowe

Dr. Maranah Sauter

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Dr. Lyn Schenbeck

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Dr. Laine Scott

Mike Searcy

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Dr. Brooks Shelhorse Wells Shepard

14 ) Faculty & Staff

Ann Sellman

Dr. Kevin Shirley Dr. Jay Simmons

Dr. Jack Slay

Nathan Tomsheck

Dr. John Williams

Paul Wolkoff

Not Pictured:

Margie Yates

Ashley Bailey
Patricia Callaway
Karen Clark
Jennifer Claybrook
James Criswell
Louise Denney
Vickie Evans
Johnnie Freeman
Andrea Hively
Amy Hurst

Dr. Carol Yin

Dr. Don Jolly
Tony Kunczewski
Kyoo Lee
Tracey Lightcap
Cynthia Logan
Derrick Manley
Todd Mooney
Jack Morman
Allison Orr
Alexis Raley

Dr. Anthony Wilson

Dr. William Yin

Dr. Brenda Thomas

Phyllis Whitney

Joan Wilson

David Wiggins

Mary Wilson

Michele Raphoon
Tracy Riggs
David Schonts
Philip Snyder
Thomas Steele
Eva Stephen
Barbara Storie
Natasha Talreja
Jessica Taylor-Edwards
Emma Trammell

Pamela Scotto Tremblay

Emily Turner

Dr. Mitchell Turner

Daniel Washburn

Tina Whatley

Helen Yates

Brenda Riley

Faculty & Staff ( 15

175 Years of Graduates

Presenting...

The Class of 2006

16 Seniors

Alderman Lauren
Alford Adrianne
Allen Abigail
Andres Carolyn
Bagwell Margaret

Barnes Brandy
Bass Jennifer
Bassett Stephanie
Baxter Amy
Ball Lacey

Billingslea Sharonda
Boneta Judith
Brady Daniel
Brown Lakesha
Byrd Amber

Caldwell Ashley
Camp Allison
Cartledge Brent
Coggin Nathan
Crouch Lindsey

pngratulations

GRADUATES

May 2006

Seniors 17

Class of

Delaney Jeffrey
DeMooney Jessica
Denning Lauren
Dodgen Andrew
Douglas Bonnie

_ Dreschel Tracy
Epps LaShannon
Fatkin Jane Marie
Fielden Sara Beth
Fincher Shanna

Fischer Patrick
Fuller Jonathan

Garrard Tanner
Gonzalez Nicole
Gray Kali

Hendley Jennifer
Hendricker Heidi
Heppner Jason
Jackson Christopher
Jackson Vicki

18 i Seniors

2006

Jarrett Sarah
Jobson Christopher
Johnson Hannah
Jones Rebecca
Kennedy Laura

Kessler Tiffany
LaManna Rachaele
Lambert Jennifer
Levy Harrison
Lewis Suzanna

Love Larry
Mapp Abra
McBride Kelsey
Meacham Heather
Mears Jessica

Melton Meghan
Mims Ashlee
Morris Brandi
Mwinkeu Tshipau
Nelson Nicholas

Semorser

Nixon Connie
Nizzi Gary

O'Dell Ronald
Patel Amit

Peek Charles
Phillips Mary
Pitts Jessuca
Price Judson
Robinson James

Robinson Jimmy
Robinson Joseph
Sargent Rachel
Scheible Sarah
Schultz Phillip

Self Katrina
Slaughter Chris
Smith Ashley
Smith August
Stachurski Jason

TStanford Tara
Steerman Holly
Stephens Aimee
Stubblefield Hannah
Teel Rebecca

20 ) Seniors

Terrell Laura
Thomas Daniel
Thompson Whitney
Tolbert Blair
Tollerson Susan

Tyson Kelly
Vaughn Blake
Velmosky Kimberly
Vesser Samuel
Walker Ashley

Wiley Christopher
Winkles Jessica

Not Pictured : Adams Cecelia Ligon, Agbasiere Gregory C, Amey Contesa Marquitta, Await Matthew Patrick, Bailey
Christopher George, Baughman Kathryn Grace, Baxter Amy Rebecca, Beaver Jennifer Lynne, Bobadilla Pablo Luis',
Bowles Valerie Johnson, Boyd Carl Toure', Briggs Rachel Michelle, Broach Donna Marie, Brown Octavia Yolanda,
Burnette Courtney Leigh, Bush Suzanna Jo, Callaway Olivia Erin, Cameron Adrienne Dion, Campbell Jimmy Rex, Carden
Mary Elizabeth, Carroll Megan Jeanette, Coker Jennifer Leigh, Cole Sara Greene, Cooper LaChasha Cennette, Davis Katie
Lacy, Davis Melanie Newman, Deir Sarah Bethany, Douglas Andrea Nicole, Durden Rodrick Derrell, Duttweiler Heather Lynn
Edmondson Jennifer Latrice, Ellis Brittney Loring, Engel Bryan Scott, Evans Marissa Garcia, Fadden Angela Marie, Ferber
Regina Waynette, Finnegan Kevin Alexander, Gamble Janell J., Gardner Lisa Courtney, Godfrey Jonathan Dale, Grant Amy
Leigh, Grote Lori Elizabeth, Gulsby Jessica Michelle, Hankins Matthew Stephen, Haskell Lisa Lorene, Hines Debbra
Christine, Hodges Justin Adam, Humphries Betsy Leigh, Hurst Robin McLennan, Jordan Malika Christine, Keller Keven
Croft, Kitts Rita, Lefebvre Kyle David, Lott Andrea Robin, Luescher Jamie Lyn, Luescher Jillian Nicole, Machell-Archer
Carson Rebecca, Mallory Hollis Bradford, Martin Marcus Anthony, Matthews Andra Bernita, McCullough Farrah Margaret,
Miller Katherine Park, Miller Loraine Cherilyn, Mitchell Eric Hutton, Mitchell Lauren Elizabeth, Monteith Julie Hughes, Moore
Lindsey Louise, Moore Patrick Michael, Morton Raymond Blake, Orlando Matthew Joseph, Ortiz Nichelle Linn, Pack Brittany
Nicole, Parks Eleanor Elaine, Patten Zachary Paul, Pendergrass Erica Massmann, Poole Richard Floyd, Rawlins Richard
Rush, Reynolds Sydney Adeline, Roberts Kenneth Casey, Ruffin Joshua Lee, Sadler William Thomas, Sanders Jacob Lee,
Sasser Annette J., Schmitt Lindsey Ruth, Schuman Katrina Renee, Shirley Denise A., Sikes Julie Catherine, Smith Ashley
Kay, Smith Laura Alexander, Stanley Christopher Adam, Taylor Maegan LeeAnn, Terashima Munenori, Thakur Shivani,
Thomas Travis Joel, Thompkins Dianna Rita, Tidwell Philip Akom, Towns Shanice D'Wan, Traylor Teel Yarbrough, Traylor
Thomas Reid, Vaughn Eugene Sidney, Westbrook Katie Sue, Wester Sarah Caroline, White Mikeon Santrice, Wilson
Jeanette Randall, Zellner Jaye Ashlee Meghan Park

Seniors

22 Seniors

Seniors 23

24 Seniors

Seniors 25

Underclassmen

Sophomores

26 Underclassmen

Anna Adams
Sarah Adams
Justin Adewale
Heather Adkins

Jeffrey Albertson
Bradley Allan
Amanda Allison
Katherine Anderson

Megan Anderson
Cindy Angulo
Pierre Arscott
Sandra Askea

Savannah Austin
Liza Auyeung
Robert Baird
Landon Baize

Jason Baker
William Baker
Jennifer Ballard
Jessica Barba

Underclassmen 27

Jasmine Barone
Alejandro Barrantes
Hope Baumgarten
Jennifer Beckham

Lindsay Behrens
Rachel Bell
Kiyana Belser
Amy Benton

Tiffany Bernard
Rachel Binion
Anna Bland
Amanda Boatner

Raven Bowen
Valerie Bowles
Jonathan Bowling
David Brannan

Marcus Brannon
Kelli Brooke
LeeAnn Brooks
Adrianne Brown

28 Underclassmen

Jesse Brown
Jessie Brown
Jonathan Brown
Caitlin Bruggeman

Lisa Burgee
Melissa Burgess
Christopher Bush
Daniel Cairns

Pace Callaway
Candice Campbell
James Cantrell
Matthew Carter

Ross Caton
Vida Caulder
Stephen Cheney
Erin Clark

Stephanie Clark
Sara Cline
Michael Coburn
Patrick Cochran

Underclassmen 29

Kristi Comer
Skye Coody
Adam Cook
Jackie Cook

Victoria Cook
William Cook
Ashley Cooley
Jase Crenshaw

Laurie Crouch
Anna Crumbliss
Christie Cullin
Shane Currie

Emily Dahle
Amanda Daniel
Brian Darden
Joanna Davis

Isaac Day
Megan Dayhoff
Brian Decker
Kezia Deloach

30 Underclassmen

Lydia Deloach
Rachel Deloach
Melissa Dempsey
Stoney Dennis

Jennifer DePietro
Lindsey Dias
Rebecca Dickson
Michael Dinkins

Jessica Dodds
Robert Dollar
Megan Dowd
Kenneth Downs

Nicholas Drescher
Laura Dresdow
Christopher Driggers
Gaela Duncan

Hunter Durham
Cassie Edwards
Cherelle Edwards
Anna Ekkebus

Underclassmen 31

Terrica Ellis
Alexander Elorriaga
Jennifer Ethridge
Kyle Evers

Ashley Finley
Lee Fite
Ashley Fitzpatrick
Lindsey Fleming

Scott Fleming
Joshua Fonner
Sara Foshee
Katie Franklin

Cherae Franks
Lisa Frasier
Jennefer Freeman
Jessica Fullerton

Andrew Gaines
Gaynell Gault
Fleming Garner
Brian Garrett

32 Underclassmen

Adrienne Garrison
Robert Garvin
Marcela Garza
Andrew Gascoyne

Mason Gentry
Rebekah George
Addison Gibson
William Gibson

Neene Gichaara
Nina Glover
Jonathan Godfrey
Allison Gordon

Nicki Gosdin
Emily Green
Jennifer Green
Charles Hoston

Jhavece Gregory
Alison Grieb
Casey Griffin
Megan Grigsby

Underclassmen 33

Robert Gurley
Zachary Hall
Catherine Hancock
Keri Hanlon

Kelly Harp
Daniel Harper
Cecilia Harrington
Austin Harris

Seth Harris
David Harris
Marcie Harvin
Hope Hastay

Kathryn Hatcher
Patrice Hawk
Jacob Hayes
Lisa Heath

Jared Hedden
Ashley Heinen
Patricia Helms
Jeffrey Henderson

34 Underclassmen

Lauren Henderson
Suzanne Hendricks
Holly Hendrix
Megan Henry

Nathan Hester
Corey Hill
Patrick Hill
Natalie Hilliard

Spencer Hinson
Sarah Holden
Katie Holdredge
Jane Holik

Tiera Hollis
Amanda Hope
Brittany Hopson
Hailey Howard

Molly Howie
Lindsey Hull
Christopher Hyatt
Joshua Ingham

Underclassmen 35

Casey Ishman
Kenneth Ison
Ansley Ivey
Krystle Jacks

Leah Jackson
Jaclyn Jerrell
Alice Johnson
Christian Johnson

Elsa Johnson
Jessica Johnson
Marlaina Johnson
Percy Johnson

Kimberly Jolly
Aaron Jones
Ashley Jones
Julia Jones

Whitney Jones
William Jordan
Justin Joyner
Joy Kafrouni

36 Underclassmen

Steven Keel
William Keith
Amanda Kelley
Grant Kendall

Robert Kersey
Kiona Kimball
Kiley Kirkpatrick
Amber Knight

Scott Knollin
Jennifer Korb
Barbara Krumbach
Frederick LaMance

Patrick Langley
Jenna Lanza
Megan Lapinski
Katie Larson

Tashae Lawrence
Andrea Lee
Justin Lee
Sara Leikam

Underclassmen 37

Margalena Lepore
William Lindahl
Laura Lively
Janna Livingston

Amy Long
Holly Longino
Matthew Loria
Andrew Lowery

Dustin Luebbers
Laura Lutz
Danielle MacMinn
Alexander Madden

Lauren Maddux
Lisa Maguire
Brandon Mahoney
Ayanna Marilla

Mindal Martin
Stuart Mason
Nathan Masters
Cory Matticola

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38 Underclassmen

Emarri McClenton
Gayson McCord
Taffney McCormick
Lacey McDonaugh

Mallory McDorman
Roger McDowell
Tamel McGibiany
Maureen McGuire

David McMillian
Joseph McMullen
Shannah Meares
Lindsey Melton

Chris Mercado
Julia Mercer
Ericka Mesen
Andrew Miley

Crystal Miller
Grant Miller
Stuart Miller
Whittney Millsap

Underclassmen 39

Carla Mockey
Matt Montgomery
Rachel Mooradian
Travis Moore

Thomas Morgan
Kevin Mortensen
Sue Marie Moshell
Brent Moss

Shawnique Muller
Emily Nash
Jose Navarro
Jessica Newman

Phuong Nguyen

Teresa Noble

Jordan Nutt

Kristin O'Loughlin-
Hewitt

Tara Ortiz
Christopher Owenby
Justin Pair
Monica Parker

40 Underclassmen

Talecia Parks
Victoria Patrick
Matthew Peek
Brooke Peele

Jennifer Penston
Wesley Perry
Jonathon Phelan
Justin Phelps

Donald Piestrak
Rachael Pike
Jesse Pilkenton
Mary Pinson

Karen Pitts
Jason Plummer
Benjamin Podbielski
Heather Poole

Corey Pope
Lacey Powell
Heather Power
Amy Prather

Underclassmen 41

Hank Price
Brandy Priest
Melissa Railey
Eric Ratcliffe

Darryl Redding
Betevia Reid
Lauren Reiselt
Demetris Render

Kelly Richards
Nicholas Rider
Mary Riggins
Cassandra Riggle

Brittany Riley
Luke Riley
Katherine Roberts
Avery Robertson

Diana Robinson
Erica Robinson
Ruthanne Roccato
Erin Rogers

42 Underclassmen

Christopher Rosario
Nichole Roth
Brooke Rowe
Anthony Rozakos

Laura Rumer
Matthew Russell
Yvette Sanchez
Zachary Sandlin

Cory Sandusky
Peter Santoro
Joshua Scandrett
William Scarborough

Christopher Schlaufler
Kezekiel Schley
Jessica Schmitz
Andrew Scott

Precious Sewell
Halley Curlis
Laura Shirley
Ryan Shores

Underclassmen 43

Marquita Showers
Michael Sims
Sydney Singleton
Candace Smith

Evan Smith
Justin Smith
Kacey Smith
Sarah Smith

Sherika Smith
Terika Smith

Andrea Sneed
Ryan Snider

Sarah Spavone
Rachel Speed
Elizabeth Spotts
Meagen Spratling

Susan Standifer
Rebecca Stanfield
James Statler
kaminsia Stewart

44 Underclassmen

Michelle Stewart
William Stikes
Danitel Stokes
Joseph Storey

Kyle Storey
Patrick Storey
Elizabeth Story
Lonnie Streeter

Joseph Strother
Ashley Strozier
Chutney Sumpter
Ashley Sweet

Meredith Tarter
LaTessa Taylor
Okinawa Teo
Bryn Thomas

David Thomas
Heather Thomas
Vincent Thompson
Levar Thornton

Underclassmen 45

Heather Tidwell
Amy "Herman
David Tillis
Thaddeus Todd

Seth Tucker
Vivian Tucker
Zachary Turner
Chloe Turnipseed

Rebecca Turpen
Jehudy Ulloa
Kristi Underwood
Shawn Upthegrove

Jorge Uribe
Matthew Walker
Roderick Wall
Kevin Wallace

Matthew Ward
Beth Washington
Elizabeth West
Elizabeth White

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46 Underclassmen

Austin Wilkes
Centria Williams
Benjamin Williamson
Jeremy Willis

Ryan Willis
Noel Winter
Robert Wise
Kimberly Woodard

Molly Woodward
Abbey Wright
Michael Wright
Anthony Yacovazzi

John-Scott Young
Valerie Zellner
Michael Zeman

Not pictured: Nathan Aguado, Erica Alvarado, Andrew Archer, William Arnold, Kendra Arrington, Ian August, Greg Bal, Kevin Bal, Brandy BArber, Jac-
queline Belcher, Lorraine Bgoya, Joyce Blandingburg, James Booth, Jamie Breedlove, Tara Brooks, Lacey Brown, Lloyd Buchanan, Timmesha Burgess,
William Butler, Christina Cafaro, Monica Cain, Brandi Cameron, Timothy Canady, Joshua Carnes, Tiffany Chaisson, Christopher Charles, Glover Childs,
Melissa Cleckley, Harley Cody. Kojo Cole-Kesse, Shenandoah Cooper, Jacqueline Corbin, Andrew Eason, Seth Eberhart, William Ehlers, Sean Englert,
Samantha Fambro, Virginia Fields, Leslie French, Christine Garner, April Gooden, Tiffany Graham, Amy Grantham, Joseph Grau, Monique Green, Melody
Griggs, Hayley Hanson, Erik Hardison, Sadirie Harris, Jason Hart, Nicole Henderson, Chase Henderson, Jonathan Hendrix, Evert Herriott, Elena Hicks,
Brian Hightower, Terry Hill, Dicie Holland, Charles Hoston, David Howard, Ray Howell, John Hurston, Ebenezer Ikenebomeh, Yu Ishimaru, Tyeka Jackson,
Delmas Jenkins, Caleb Johanos, AmberJohnson, Courtney Johnson, Jacqueline Johnson, Richard Kaney, Jeremiah Kelley, Kevin Kelly, Lasszlo Kertesz,
Charles Knight, Manabu Komine, elspeth LaForet, Rachel Lamb, Rebecca Lamb, Amy Laney, Christopher Lanford, Robert Lawrence, Dana Longino, Sha-
landa Lovett, Lewis Lowe, Anthony Lusano, Kristen Lynd, Antoine Maddox, John Maki, Martina Malone, Wes Martin, Lindsey Mason, Elisabeth McCall,
CourtneyMcCarley, Sarah McClanahan, Justin McCullough, Micah McFadden, Stephanie McRae, Morgan Melton, Joseph Merrifield, Nikole Metcalf, Joelle
Miller, Megan Moore, CarsonMorrill, Desire Muhinyuza, Jean Mulisa, Chinester Mullins, Luis Murillo, Lydia Odom, Shaun O'Hara, Lauren Pannell, Michael
Patterson, Bradley Pierce, Ernest Poythress, DeCourtney Prather, April Purdy, Katherine Rambler, Christopher Ransburgh, Kyle Ray, Julie Reed, Scott
Rberson, Shellie Robinson, Dana Roush, Anthony Sacchitello, Frances Sadler, matthew Saylor, Kellee Scandrett, Lindsey Seagraves, Anna Shepherd, Ash-
ley Smith, Amy Snowberger, Prasithiporn Yord Somchit, Hannah Standley, Christopher Stefanos, Jessica Stephens, Shannon Stephens, Vera Steward, Su-
san Stich, Anna Stone, Garry Stone, Derrick Thompson, Gregory THompson, Jon Thornton, Brittany Threadgill, Richard Tibbetts, Erica Tigner, Margaret
Tilson, Laura Tomsheck, Merry Vaughn, Amber Wade, David Ward, DeAnna Watson, Jessica Waugh, Thomas Weinthaler, Callie Wheat, Richard Whitlock,
Paula Whitten, Eunique Williams, Leon Williams, Michael Williams, Marcia Yates, Yvette Yoon, Tamara Young, Tyler Zimmerman

Underclassmen 47

Evening College & Graduate Students

Felecia Dunson Vicki Jacks Jennifer Lambert Mary Phillips Phillip Schultz

Katrina Self Olivia Swanson Nigel Walker

Our extended family...

The yearbook staff would also like to recognize the
LaGrange College at Albany Campus.

48 Extended Family

Underclassmen 49

50 Underclassmen

1831: College Opens

Charles Darwin joins the crew of
the H.M.S Beagle.

Robert Brown discovers and
names the nucleus.

Joseph Henry develops the first
electromagnetic telegraph.

Jacob Perkins patents an air-
conditioning system that uses
cold air from underground tunnels.

Walter Hancock introduces a
steam-powered ten-seat bus
that travels between London and
Stratford.

1 953: College becomes

Cost of living in 1953:
Bread ~ $.94
Dozen eggs ~ $.72
Milk ~ $.16
Postage Stamp ~ $.03
Gasoline ~ $.22/a gallon
Avg. Income ~ $4,011.00
Min. Waheper hour ~ $.75
Avg. Home Cost ~ $17,400.00

2005 ; Present

Cost of living :

Bread ~ $1.07
Ground Beef ~ $2.53/lb
Dozen Egggs $1.21
Milk ~ $3.32/gallon
Gasoline ~ $2.22/ gallon

Postage Stamp ~ $.37
Avg. Income $28, 380
Avg. pay an hour ~ $16.16

Current enrollment @ LaGrange College 1,045

Underclassmen 51

Dedicated to Great Service

Service

m.i.s.B.e.e.

Margaret Bagwell
Katie Baughman
Laura Kennedy
Alvin Lingenfelter
Noelle Winter
Ben Arnold
Tiffany Chaisson

Sustainabihty Tasfc force

Left to right: Dr. Steven
Earl Edwards, Anton
Flores, Tammy Rogers,
Dr. Melinda Pomeroy-
Black, Dr. Sara Beth
Mallory, Bob Vitale, Dr.
Anthony Wilson, Rev.
Alvin Lingenfelter

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Andrew Dodgen - Co-President, Amber Johnson - Co-President, Amy Baxter - Vice President, Susie Tollerson - Secretary
& Team Leader, Abby Allen - Team Leader, Julia Mercer - Team Leader, Jessica Fullerton - Team Leader, Adrianne Alford,
Mandy Allison, Katherine Anderson, Rachel Briggs, LeeAnn Brooks, Skye Coody, Ashley Cooley, Tracy Dreschel, Chris
Driggers, Amy Dugan, Jennifer Ethridge, Lisa Heath, Suzanne Hendricks, Natalie Hilliard, Kiley Kirkpatrick, Meagen
Spratling, Molly Woodward. Not Pictured: Kevin Bal, Stephanie Bassett, Christie Cullin, Melissa Dempsey, Lindsey Dias,
Lisa Frasier, Kelly Harp, Amanda Hope, Lacey McDonaugh, Maureen McGuire, Chris Mercado, Jessica Newman, Lacey
Powell, Diana Robinson, Matt Russell, Jessica Schmitz, Elizabeth Story, Jessica Winkles, Abbey Wright, Susan Standifer,
Kristi Underwood.

(V.I.V.s)

Instructors & VIPs : Ahearn: Christopher Jackson & Blair Tolbert; Barrett: Sara Beth Fielden &
Jessica Winkles; Blair: Abby Allen, Lisa Frasier, Jason Heppner, & Crystal Miller; Cafaro: Amy
Baxter, Nick Drescher & Stuart Miller; Cody: Jennifer Beckham, Sean Englert & Julia Mercer;
Flores: Ben Arnold, Daniel Cairns, Amy Long & Luke Riley; Hively: Landon Baize, Joelle Miller
& Dannielle MacMinn; Johnson: Meghan Melton & Terrica Ellis; Lingenfelter: Matt Carter, Melissa
Dempsey & Amber Johnson; Liningston: Adrianne Alord & Rebecca Jones; McMullen: Demetrius
Render & Ashley Strozier; Plumlee: Sandra Askea, Jennifer Ethridge, Jessica Fullerton, Dawn
Smith & Abby Wright; Riggs: John Hurston & Rachel Pike; Schenbeck: Jamie Luescher, Jessie
Pilkenton & Diana Robinson; Slay: Allison Gordon, Jhavece Gregory & Justin Lee

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Our Mission:
LC Buddies is committed to making
a positive impact in a child's life
through dailey interaction in the
school. Our goal is to show
compassion and concern, with the
hope of encouraging and inspiring
the child in a way he or she will
never forget. Therefore, he or she
will continue the cycle of having a
positive role model in the future
through mentorship to other children
around the LaGrange community.

Members: August Smith, Ashlee
Mims, Greg Abgasiere, Kaley
Bell, Natalie Hillard, Kevin
Keller, Meridith Tarter, Ayana
Marilla, Terika Smith, Sherika
Smith, Tiffany Kessler, Andrea
Lee, Catherine Hancock, Cresta
Sherman, & Sarah Adams

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The Bus Project is an after school
program that reaches out to
underprivileged children in the
community. We have a school bus that
has been transformed into a mini
classroom, complete with desk,
computers, and cabinets. Grant Miller,
the director of the Bus Project, and
several student volunteers go out to
the Live Oak Community park once a
week and meet all of the kids living in
the area.

"The kids come out and we help them
with their homework, play games, do
arts and crafts, and have a snack. The

kids really enjoy it, and it is a great
way for college students to reach out

and make a difference in kids lives."
- Grant Miller

Service 55

Call to Worship

Religious Life

56 Religious Life

The Religious Experience

LaGrange College recogizes that the
college experience is the turning point
in its student's lives, and members of
the college community do their best to
be sure that students grow spiritually as
well as mentally. LaGrange is called
through the United Methodist Church,
but it recognizes the wide range of
religious beliefs that are prevalent on
campus. Religious life provides
fellowship, service, and learning, and it
is a large part of the college experience
on campus.

Interfaith Council

57

Wesley Fellowship

Baptist Student Union

58 Religious Life

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Leaders:

Leeann Brooks,
Courtney Burnette,
Bonnie Douglas,
Heidi Hendricker,
Jason Heppner,
Justin Phelps,
William Sadler

Gospel Choir

Members:

LaKesha Brown,
Carla Mockey, Casey
Ishman, August
Smith, Lloyd
Buchanan, Andrea
Lee, Josh Honner,
Kiyanna Belser,
Gregory Thompson,
David Harris, Robby
Lawrence, Cherrelle
Edwards, Percy
Johnson

not pictured:
Ashley Cooley, William
Jordan, Corey Pope,
Eunique William, Corey Hill

Religious Life 59

Servant Leadership Fellows

Members:

(left to right)-
Tiffany Chaisson,
Meghan Park,
Lakesha Brown,
Courtney Burnette,
Ashley Smith,
Margaret Bagwell,
Nathan Coggins,
Quincy Brown
(advisor), David
McMillian, Michelle
Stewart, Amy Baxter,
Grant Miller, Ashley
Fitzpatrick

not pictured:
August Smith,
Brittney Ellis

Spring Break Alternative Trip
2005

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Religious Life 61

Campus Radio- 1940's

Actors Inside the Dressing Room

/ 75th R nmversary IProduction:
Tke H^tory of Lagrange Gollege

Written By: Carrie Akins and Nylsa Dunbar
Directed By: Kim Barber
Scenic Design: Nathan Tomsheck
Technical Director: Rachael Pike
Stage Manager: Grant Kendall
October 21-22, 2005

CAST

Kim Barber
Jennifer Beckham
Caitlin Bruggeman
Steven Edwards
Julia Jones
Amber Knight
Scottie Knollin

Wes Martin
Whittney Millsap
Rachael Pike
Corey Pope
Tracy Riggs
Laura Shirley
Katie Westbrook

Chris Wiley
Joshua Williams

Absurd TPerson Sinaular

By Alan Ayckbourn
Directed By: Kim Barber
Scenic Designer: Nathan Tomsheck; Lighting Designer: Matthew Fick

Costume Designer: Amber Knight
Stage Manager: Jennifer Beckham

Caitlin Bruggeman Scottie Knollin Wes Martin

as Jane Hopcroft as Ronald Brewster- Wright as Geoffrey Jackson

Whittney Millsap Katie Westbrook Chris Wiley

as Marion Brewster- Wright as Eva Jackson as Sydney Hopcroft

Hrt Shows

Masterworks

works from the college's
permanent collection

Night at the
Dodd

annual student show

Masterworks was a

beautiful show
presented in the fall
of 2005. It displayed
work from the
college's large
collection of art work.

The collection
includes work from
many noted artists
such as Picasso,
Rembrandt,
deKooning, Dali, and
Henry Moore.

Night at the Dodd
is an annual show

that displays
student art work. It
was organized by
members of the art
student league, and
displayed shortly
before Christmas
break.

64 Arts

Department of Wlusic

Debbie Ogle and Choir

John-Scott Young

Jennifer Green and Dr.
Toni Anderson

Corey Hill, David Harris and
Dr. Mitch Turner

Noelle Stephens

Adam Stanley

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66

Organizations

SGA
1946

Kentucky Klub
1917

Organizations 67

Student Government
Association

President: Tanner Garrard
VP of Senate: Rebecca Jones
VP of Entertainment: Hannah Stubblefield
VP of Service: Crystal Miller
VP of Public Relations: Joy Kafrouni
VP of Information Technology: Benjamin Podbielski
Secretary: Jillian Luescher
Treasurer: Michelle Stewart
Parliamentarian: Sarah Holden

Advisor: Andrea Fernandez

Pictured are the members of SGA with the officers.

SGA

Alpha Delta Omega

Actual Members: Anton Flores & Dr. Susan Cody pictured
on the ends.

Alpha Delta Omega is the Human Services honor society.
The students pictured are human services majors who are
potential members.

SPAGE

Organizations 69

Art Student League

Members : Lauren Alderman, Rebecca
Dickson, Terrica Ellis, Laura Terrell, Frances
SadlerAbra Mapp, Terrica Ellis, Rebecca
Dickson, Matt Montgomery, Ashley
Caldwell, Brittany Riley, Rachel Speed,
RJ O'Dell, Stephanie Clark, DeCourtney
Prather, Lauren Alderman, Frances Sadler,
Mindy Martin, Halley Curlis, Elena Hicks,
Margalena Lepore, Valerie Bowles

70 Organizations

*Delta Mu Delta*

Members :

Cindi Bearden ; Sara Beth
Fielden, Mary Lynn Witter 7
Kim Williams, Michael Dollar,
Rebecca Teel, Jennifer Bass 7
Bryan Hendley Sydney
Reynolds, Becky Court,
Chelsea Carpenter, & Mandy
Aldrich

Lagrange Singers

The Singers : Katie Roberts, Rachaele LaManna, Jennifer
Green, Ashley Caldwell, Jane Holik, Cecelia Harrington,
Rebekah George, Laura Smith, Amy Grant, Teel Traylor,
Lakesha Brown, Kelly Tyson, Mary Hannah Riggins,
Melissa Dempsey, Elizabeth Story, Jana Livingston,
Sydney Reynolds, Sara Beth Fielden, Lydia DeLoach,
Ashley Jones, Ali Grieb, Chris Owenby, Bradley Shaw,
Lloyd Buchanan, William Sadler, Adam Jones, Mason
Gentry, Joseph Robinson, Micah McFadden, John Scott
Young, Zack Hall, Andrew Cantrell, Jonathan Godfrey,
Robert Garvin, Grant Miller, Matt Russell

Directed by Debbie Ogle

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2005 Lagrange College Communications & Marketing Department

Alpha Psi Omega

The Honorary Theater Society
founded in 1925.

President: Scottie Knollin

Pictured left to right : Chris Wiley Joshua
Williams 7 Katherine Anderson, Amber
Knight, Grant Kendall, Scottie Knollin,
Katie Westbrook, Caitlin Bruggeman,
Rachel Pike, & Whitney Millsap

Organizations 73

Omicron Delta Kappa

Pictured left to right and bottom to top:

Dr. William Yin, Laura Lively, Sara Beth Fielden, Rebecca
Teel, Rachaele Lamanna, Dean Linda Buchanan, Heidi
Hendricker, Tara Stanford, Abbey Allen, Blair Tolbert,
Amber Byrd, Dr. Frank O'Connor, Nicole Gonzalez,
Stephanie Bassett, Chris Wiley, Harrison Levy, Jonathan
Godfrey

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Phi Eta Ome ga

Organizations 75

Phi Alpha Theta

H
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Pictured from left to right &
starting in the back :

Bill Stikes, Judson Price ; Stuart Miller, Nick
Drescher, Jenni Beaver, Dr. Mills, Dr. Shirley,
James Robinson, Chuck Peek, Tanner Garrard,

Joanna Davis, Barbara Krumbach, Margaret
Bagwell, Jessica Pitts, & Dr. Cafaro

H
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Honor Council

Members:
President: Blair Tolbert
Recorder: Jane Marie Fatkin
Appeals Representative: Christine Garner
Kim Velmosky
Tara Stanford
Nick Drescher
Laura Lively
Joy Kafrouni
Grant Kendall
Bill Stikes

tri "I pledge that I will not lie,
^ cheat 7 steal, nor tolerate these
unethical behaviors in others."

Organizations 77

Student National
ssociation of Teachers
of Singing

Organizations 79

Theta Alpha Kappa

Pictured left to right:

Jane Marie Fatkin, Bonnie
Douglas, & Blair Tolbert

A Religion Honor Society

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Q uadran g le Yearbook

Co-Editors:

Staff:

Pictured: Andrew Gaines, Connie

Terrica Ellis & Sandra Askea Nixon, Rebecca Dickson,

Katherine Anderson, & Scottie
Knollin

Not Pictured: Katie Westbrook,
Chris Mercado, Ashley Cooley,
Carla Mockey, Kaminsia Stewart

Advisor: Dr. Susan Cody

Organizations 81

Psi Chi

Members:
Jennifer Hendley ; Richard Poole ;
Heather Duttweiler ; Sarah
Jarrett ; Jane Marie Fatkin, &
Stephanie Bassett

A Psychology Honor Society.

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Hilltop Newspaper

Members:
Dr. Tures, Luke Riley, Chris Mercado ;

Josh Ruffin 7 Kate Larson, Lindsay
Behrens, Halley Curlis, Kacey Smith,
RJ O'Dell, & Sarah Jarrett

Other Organizations
on Campus...

* Interfraternal Council

* LGC Student Nurses Association

* Panhellanic Council

* Phi Sigma Alpha

* Sigma Tau Delta

* Student Athlete Advisory Committee

* Society for Human Resource Management

* The Scroll- Our literary magazine that showcases
the work of students.

* Sigma Theta Tau

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Greeks 85

86 Greeks

Greeks 87

Phi Beta Sigma

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. is a product of three
insightful minds. The distinguished gentlemen that con-
ceived Phi Beta Sigma comprise of the Honorable A.
Langston Taylor, the Honorable Leonard F. Morse, and the
Honorable Charles I. Brown. Phi Beta Sigma was founded
on January 9, 1914 and brought about an organization in
which the motto is, "Culture for Service, and Service for
Humanity". This motto holds true because the honorable
founders believed that they should give back to the commu-
nities in which they were raised. Along with our fraternity's
motto, our three principles: Brotherhood, Scholarship, and
Service, state our reason for existence.

Our vision is to utilize the skills and
talent that God has given each of our mem-
bers to bring about change on and off our
college campus. We are determined to hold
events and service projects that will make a
difference!

The vision and purpose of
Phi Beta Sigma was brought to
LaGrange College on May 1 8,
2003. Our fraternity members
at LaGrange College are
constantly serving proactively,
reaffirming and maintaining a
strong commitment to
Brotherhood, Scholarship,
and Service. Since our
founding at LaGrange, we have
been very active on and off the
college campus; we have
participated in the following:

Can food drives

Toy Drives (for
critically injured children at
Eggleston Hospital)

Volunteered for Habitat
for Humanity

Tutored for LC
Buddies,

Participated in the
Hurricane Katrina relief

effort w/ LaGrange
College

The LaGrange
Halloween Carnival

We also provide weekly
tutoring

services to students at
New Macedonia Baptist
Church

An annual
Thanksgiving Dinner
w/Glory to Glory Minis-
tries (for underprivileged
families)

Members: Nigel Walker, Justin Adeyemi, Avery Robertson, Gregory Agbasiere, Arshaad

Norwood, and Llyod Buchanan

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'The Pride of moving a
person into a house,
feeding a

needy family, and helping children
learn is worth

more than any party, the best events

or the biggest

membership."

- Bro. Marvin Burton

Our annual Thanksgiving
Dinner for underprivileged families
in the LaGrange community.

Greeks 89

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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority was founded on January 13, 1913
by twenty-two collegiate women at Howard University. These
young women wanted to use their collective strength to promote
academic excellence and to provide assistance to persons in need.
The first public act performed by the Delta Founders involved their partici-
pation in the Women's Stiff rage March in Washington D.C., March 1913. Delta
Sigma Theta was incorporated in 1930.

The Founders of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

(First Row): Winona Cargile Alexander, Madree Perm White, Wertie Blackwell
Weaver, Vashti Turley Murphy, Ethel Cuff Black, Frederica Chase Dodd;
(Second Row): Osceola Macarthy Adams, Pauline Oberdorfer Minor, Edna Brown
Coleman, Edith Mott Young, Marguerite Young Alexander, Naomi Sewell
Richardson, Eliza P. Shippen;

(Third Row): Zephyr Chisom Carter, Myra Davis Hemmings, Mamie Reddy Rose,
Bertha Pitts Campbell, Florence Letcher Toms, Olive Jones, Jessie McGuire Dent,
Jimmie Bugg Middleton, Ethel Carr Watson.

Today, Delta is the largest organization of predominately
Black college educated women in the world with more than 200,000
educated women in over 900 chapters in the United States and
extending to West Germany, the Virgin Islands, Bermuda, Haiti,
Liberia, the Bahamas and the Republic of Korea. Delta's sisterhood
is devoted to the promotion of its Five Point Thrust: Economic
Development, Educational Development, International Awareness
and Involvement, Physical and Mental Heath and Political
Awareness and Involvement.

90 Greeks

THE B EG INNING OF T AU PHI
On April 26, 2005, Seven visionary and dynamic collegiate young ladies brought
the ideals of Delta to LaGrarrge College. We salute these charter members:

Their leadership and dedication made Tau Phi the 973rd chapter of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority, Inc. Tau Phi is committed to upholding high morality, sisterhood,
and scholarship that our illustrious founders envisioned. To our advisors, Monica
Askew, Gwendolyn Mcintosh, and Yvonnia Robertson, we applaud you for your
wisdom in laying the f oundation of Tau Phi.

Greeks 91

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7 *sorority elitism and socializing should not overshadow the r t eal
mission for progressive organizations - to address societal
mores, ills, prejudices, poverty, and health concerns of the day.
Founded January 16, 19,20, Zeta began as an idea conceived
by five coeds at Howard University in Washington D.C.: Ari-
zona Cleaver, Myrtle Tyler, Viola Tyler, Fannie Pettie and
Pearl Neal. These five women, also known as our Five Pe'arls,
dared to depart from the traditional coalitions for black women
and sought to establish a new organization predicated on the*
precepts of Scholarship, Service, Sisterly Love and Finer
Womanhood.

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Members: Ayanna Marilla, Alexandra Spencer and Patrice Hawk

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Mlpha Kappa Alpha

In 1908, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority became America's first Greek-letter organization established by Black
college women. Her roots date back to Howard University, Washington D.C., where the idea for formation
was conceived by Ethel Hedgeman Lyle of St. Louis, Missouri.

In a world in which materialism is persuasive, and technology and competition have decreased the need for
collaboration and cooperation, it is critical to have an association that cuts across racial, international,
physical, and social barriers to help individuals and communities develop and maintain constructive
relationships with others. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority is that vital organization.

Alpha Kappa Alpha is a sisterhood composed of women who have consciously chosen this affiliation as a
means of self-fulfillment through volunteer service. Alpha Kappa cultivates and encourages high scholastic
and ethical standards; promotes unity and friendship among college women; alleviates problems concerning
girls and women; maintains a progressive interest in college life; and serves all mankind through a nucleus
of more than 170,000 women in the United States, the Caribbean, Europe, and Africa

98 Greeks

Delta Tau Delta

100 Greeks

Greeks 101

102 Greeks

Greeks 103

Kappa Sigma

104 Greeks

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Athletics 107

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1 Chris Slaughter

2 Pace Callaway

3 Michael Coburn

4 Hagan Robinson

5 Patrick Kaney

6 Stephen Vitale

7 Zak Turner

9 Kojo Cole-Kesse

10 Jase Crenshaw

1 1 Patrick Fischer

12 Matt Loria

14 Kevin Mortensen

1 5 Ryan Snider

16 Cole Zimmerman

1 7 Pierre Arscott
23 Caleb Johanos

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2 Rachel Briggs

3 Noel Winter

5 Brittany Threadgill

7 Christina Cafaro

8 Angela Fadden

9 Stephanie McRae

1 Katie Rambler

1 1 Jenna Lanza

12 Teresa Noble
16 Suzie Bush

18 Stephanie Clark

1 9 Heather Thomas

21 Ashley Finley

22 Lori Grote

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1 Lindsey Moore

2 Lauren Maddux

3 Precious Sewell

6 Heather Duttweiler

7 Lisa Maguire

10 Raven Bowen

1 1 Lisa Burgee

12 Heather Tidwell

13 Megan Moore

17 Yvette Sanchez

1 8 Grace Burgess

1 9 Kiley Kirkpatrick
23 Lauren Alderman
34 Niki Metcalf

WOMEN

Jane-Marie Fatkin
Lisa Heath
Courtney Burnette
Jessica Dodds
Fleming Garner
Ansley Ivey

MEN

Tanner Garrard
Chuck Peek
Munenori Terashima
Micah McFadden
Grant Kendall
William Jordan

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3 Travis Moore

4 Michael Patterson
10 Landon Baize

1 3 Brian Darracott

1 5 Ryan Shores

21 Corie Jackson

22 Antoine Maddox
30 Kevin Kelly

32 Robby Lawrence

33 Jordan Nutt

40 Roger McDowell

45 Derrick Thompson

50 Ben Podbielski

52 Shon Redding

55 Demetris Render

10 Heather Power

12 Heather Tidwell

1 5 Shannah Meares

2 1 Kay Kay Pannell

22 Kellee Scandrett

23 Jennifer Penston
25 LaTessa Taylor
32 Lindsey Moore
35 Jessica Barba
50 Lorraine Bgoya

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(clockwise from right)- 1- Phi
mu's prepare for their next play

2- Oh no! The quarterback's
flag is being taken!

3- The two teams line up to
start the next play.

4- The BSU guys talk things
over in between plays.

5- People gather in the quad to
watch their favorite team

2 Athletics

1 Dawn Smith

2 Meagen Spratling

3 Amanda Jones

4 Chloe Turnipseed

5 Megan Henry

6 Kellee Scandrett

7 Jessica DeMooney

8 Amanda Daniel

1 1 Adrianne Brown

12 Kristi Underwood

14 Dicie Holland

15 Stephanie Bassett

16 Sydney Singleton

19 MaryCarden

20 Hayley Hanson

23 Kim Woodward

24 Jennifer Beaver

1 Ross Caton

2 Patrick Langley

3 Rod Durden

4 Jose Navarro

5 Dusty Luebbers

6 Jesse Brown

7 Nick Nelson

8 Chris Rosario

9 Jordan Velez

10 Evan Smith

1 1 Jimmy Statler

12 Seth Tucker

13 Tyson Sandlin

14 Stephen Cheney

15 OkiTeo

16 Tyler Brown

17 Lee Fite

1 8 Ryan Lanford

19 Scott Baker

20 Tim Canady

21 Bob Wise "

22 ShaunO'Hara

23 Marcus Martin

24 Cory Matticola

25 Andrew Keith

26 Jeremy Dockins

27 Michael Sims

28 Joey Merrifield

29 Kevin Finnegan

30 Jacob Sanders

31 Seth Harris

32 Rush Rawlins

33 Jared Hedden

34 Justin Phelps

35 Brandon Mahoney

36 Austin Wilkes

37 Korey Ison

38 David Brannan

39 Jay Tatum

40 Marc Brannon

4 1 Bryn Thomas

43 Andrew Gascoyne

44 Brennan Kersey

45 Vince Thompson
54 David Tillis

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WOMEN

Jane Marie Fatkin
Marcela Garza
Lorraine Bgoya
Jessica Dodds
Lisa Frazier
Amanda Hope
Danielle MacMinn
Skye Coody
Sara Foshee

MEN

Pablo Bobadilla
Amit Patel
R.J. O'Dell
Chuck Peek
Jesse Pilkenton
Laszlo Ketesz
Michael Wright

114 Athletics

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Athletics 115

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Campus Life 117

The wind up and the pitch... Two students
play catch on the residential quad

The Residential Quadrangle is the
place to be on sunny days. Behind
Henry and between Candler and
Vernon, the large grassy field is perfect
for soccer, frisbee, or just playing catch.

I'll hold the ball
and you kick it...

A group of students
play soccer.

I got it, I got it...

A student goes up
for the catch during
an impromptu game
of frisbee.

118 Campus Life

Another outdoor gathering place

is the patio between Smith,
Hawkes, and Pitts. A brick patio
with benches, a swing, a fountain,
and a message board set in the
middle of campus makes an ideal
meeting place for all students.

It's a bird, it's a
plane... A group of
Phi Mus point out the
important points on
campus

Hmm, acoustic cafe
this week...

Two girls ponder the
meaning of a new
flier on the message
board.

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Rack 'em up. ..Two students
play pool on one of The Pit's two
pool tables. The Pit also has two
ping-pong tables, a foosball table,
2 cable televisions, and a game

closet.

Ante up... A group
of die-hard poker fans
play Texas Hold 'Em
every week in Henry
Lobby.

Who's up for a Family
Guy marathon?... Henry
Lobby also has a big-
screen televison for
watching your favorite
show with a group of
friends.

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All play and no work makes
Jack flunk out of school...

Luckily, Henry has both a 24-
hour computer lab and a tutoring
: or all your academic
needs.

center

Clockwise from upper
left...

Andrew Dodgen stares
down the camera as a
possible threat to his
paper; The tutoring
center in action; two
students work on
papers in the computer
lab.

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SGA
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Think Fast

Halloween on the Hill

Lip SYNC

LC ' Up ALL Night

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2005: In Review

Hurricane Katrina - On August 29, Hurricane Katrina made landfall in New
Orleans, LA, becoming the cause of the largest natural devastation to ever hit
America. Katrina formed over the Bahamas, crossed into Florida as a Category
1 storm, but strengthened rapidly in the Gulf of Mexico. When it hit landfall
next, as a Category 3 storm, the storm surge caused damage along the
coastlines of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. Levees between Lake
Pontchartrain and New Orleans were breached, flooding almost 80% of New
Orleans. Katrina is both the costliest hurricane in US history (at $75 Billion),
as well as the deadliest (with an estimated 1,500 victims).

LIVE 8 - Live 8 went down in July in the G8 countries and South Africa. The
concerts, organized by Bob Geldof, the mind behind the LiveAID benefit
celebrating its 20th Anniversary, were host to an amazing array of artists from
all over the world, including: Pink Floyd (playing together for the first time since
1981), Bryan Adams, Good Charlotte, Paul McCartney, U2, Coldplay, Elton John,
R.E.M., Snoop Dogg, Madonna, Mariah Carey, Robbie Williams, The Who, Black
Eyed Peas, Bon Jovi, Kanye West, Destiny's Child, Toby Keith, DMB, Alicia Keys,
Jars of Clay, Stevie Wonder, plus many, many more. More important than the
concerts was the message: "Make Poverty History". The hard work was worth
it, as the G8 Summit voted to double the aid to Africa from $25billion to $50billion
by 2010.

Terror in Britain - It was a normal, busy day in London on July 7. That all
changed around 8:49, when reports of an explosion made its way to authorities.
Within the next 30 minutes, two train stations had explosion reports, with the
rest of the cities train stations evacuating. By 10:00 the National Grid, which
supplies power to the underground railways, said that nothing had occurred
with their system. Ten minutes later officials began reporting that there had
been an explosive device attached to the first train to explode. Just a few
minutes later a report of a bus exploding were announced. By 1:00 that
afternoon, authorities were estimating 150 people dead

Other Top Stories -

Natalie Holloway Missing After Senior Trip to Aruba
25-Foot Squid Discovered in North Pacific Ocean
Michael Jackson Found Not Guilty
Earthquake Rocks Pakistan, 88,000 Dead

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2005: In Review

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American Film Institute Golden Globe Awards:

Brokeback Mountain
Best Picture, Drama
Walk the Line

Best Picture, Comedy/Musical
"Lost"

Best TV Series, Drama

"Desperate Housewives"

Best TV Series, Comedy/Musical

Celeb Deaths:

People's Choice
Awards :

Sandra Bullock
Favorite Film Actress
Johnny Depp
Favorite Film Actor
Wedding Crashers
Favorite Comedy Film

Luther Vandross
Peter Jennings
William Rehnquist
August Wilson
Rosa Parks
Pat Morita
Richard Pryor
Shelley Winters
Stan Berenstein

News Stories :

Nick and Jessica Split!
Kenny and Renee Split!
Britney Spears is a Mom!
Brad and Angelina Together!
Angelina Pregnant!
Tom and Katie Together!
Katie Pregnant!

Top Films of 2005 :

Brokeback Mountain
Capote
Crash

The 40 Year-Old Virgin
Good Night, and Good Luck
A History of Violence
King Kong
Munich

The Squid and the Whale
Syriana

Celeb Weddings :

Ben Affleck & Jennifer Garner
Sandra Bullock & Jesse James
Demi Moore & Ashton Kutcher
Christina Aguilera & Jordan Bratman
Matt Damon & Luciana Barroso
Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood
Laura Dern & Ben Harper
Pink & Carey Hart
Eminem & Kimberly Scott

Top Albums :

1 . "The Massacre", 50 Cent

2. "Encore", Eminem

3. "American Idiot", Green Day

4. "The Emancipation of Mimi",
Mariah Carey

5. "Breakaway", Kelly Clarkson

FACEBOOK Takes Over LaGrange!

In September a phenomenon struck LaGrange College in the form of a little internet site
called Facebook. Like Xanga and MySpace, Facebook is a community for college students
to connect, make friends, and, basically, show off how popular you are (or not). Over 500
LaGrange College students have become members of Facebook, making the website one
of the most popular forms of procrastination. From Photo Galleries to Groups (like "Private
School Survivors"), Facebook has provided an outlet of time-wasting other than runs to
Taco Bell or Wal-Mart. Ok, maybe not.

Top Songs :

1 . "We Belong Together", Mariah Carey

2. "Hollaback Girl", Gwen Stefani

3. "Let Me Love You", Mario

4. "Since U Been Gone", Kelly Clarkson

5. "1, 2 Step", Ciara, feat. Missy Elliot

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To all who have helped bring this vision of this yearbook to this point I
thank you all! To my right hand, Sandra I thank you for all your extreme
hardwork, strength, and insight. I also thank the 2005-2006 Yearbook
Staff for all their hardwork and dedication for such a vision could not
have been completed by just myself or Sandra alone. I have a new vision
for 2006-2007 yearbook to be better & bigger than this year. Until next
year I wish you all best wishes on finals and enjoy your summer and I'll
see you next year again as your co - editor.

God Bless & lLuv,
Terrica S. Ellis

Wow. What an amazing roller coaster of a ride this past year and a half
has been. I have learned so many things that are irreplaceable. There have
been times I was so overwhelmed that I truly wanted to quit. But it was
the constant support and encouragement form my roommates, friends
and the staff, faculty, and students here that kept me going. Doing this
yearbook, stepping out on this shaky limb was one of the best decisions
I ever made. It has been so much fun, but even more than that it has
taught me so much. As editor I have had to step out, way out, of my
comfort zone. I know I am a better person because of this experience.
And while there have many ups and many more downs through the
last months, I am so glad we did it. Thank you to Carolyn for all your
help- I do not know how I would have done it without you! And to the
others who are to many to name here- Thanks! Terrica, we did it! I hope
we have given LC a wonderful yearbook. And as I am here for another
year, I hope next year's is even better now that we know more of what
the hec we are doing!

See you next year!
Sandra Askea

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Amber,

We are so proud of you and all that you have
accomplished. We know God will continue to
bless and use you every day.

Love,

Mom, Joe, and Amanda

Amber,

Because of your faith in God, your strong work
ethic, diligence and your inner and outer beauty,
we know you will succeed.

Love,
Dad and Linda

CHRIS SLAUGHTER

We are so proud of you!
It seems just yesterday we were moving you into
your dorm room to begin your college days -
now you are graduating and moving
on to another chapter in your life.
Never give up on your dreams, and always
work hard for what is important to you.
Remember to have patience and to show
kindness and love to all.

We Love You, Mom, Dad and Amy

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Brandi Nichole Morris

A daughter is a precious gift,
A blessing from above.
She's laughter, warmth, and feminine
charm;

She's thoughtfulness and love.

A daughter bring a special joy
That comes from deep inside.
And as she grows to womanhood
She fills your heart with pride.

The love she gives so freely
Is a rare and beautiful gift.
She brings the sunshine right indoors
And gives your heart a lift.
With every busy, happy year
She's dearer than ever before,
Through every stage... through every age,
You love her more and more.
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We Love You!
Daddy, Mama, Josh & Gator
Papa & Nanny
Paw Paw & Maw Maw
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Dear Lauren,

Remember when you were 5 and wanted
to go to "Big School"; it has happened
and your goal list for life is getting
shorter. Keep God first while staying
sweet and compassionate as you climb
the ladder of success and you will go far.
Our prayer is that you live a good life
healthy, happy and safe.

All our love,
Mom and Dad

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As your parents we can not be
any prouder as we've watched
you work hard for all your
accomplishments.
Crust in God and always believe
in yourself. We are excited for
whatever the future holds because
you're going to be great

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We are proud of you!

Love,

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Jane-Marie Tutktn

We are proud parents of a special LaGrange College
graduate. Jane-Marie, you have demonstrated a strong work
ethic, steadfast determination, and unwavering persistence.
You can be proud of your athletic and academic achievements.

We love you very much.
Love, Mom and Dad

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Tanner Wayne Garrard

Tanner, We are so blessed to have you in our lives. You
have worked so hard to reach your many goals. Thanks
for the great memories. We are very proud of you!
All Our Love, Mom & Dad "333"

Build me a son, O Lord, who wall be strong enough to know when he is weak, and brave enough to face himself
when he is afraid; one who will be proud and unbending in honest defeat, and humble, and gentle in victory. Build
me a son whose wishes will not take the place of deeds; a son who will know Thee- and that to know himself is the
foundation stone of knowledge. Lead him, I pray, not in the path of ease and comfort, but under the stress and spur
of difficulties and challenge. Here let him learn to stand up in the storm; here let him learn compassion for those
who fail. Build me a son whose heart will be clear, whose goal will be high; a son who will master himself before
he seeks to master other men; one who will reach into the future, yet never forget the past. And after all these
things are his, add, I pray, enough of a sense of humor, so that he may always be serious, yet never take himself
seriously. Give him humility so that he may always remember the simplicity of true greatness, the open mind of
true wisdom, and the meekness of true strength. Then , I, his father, will dare to whisper, "I have not lived in vain."

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Congratulations Seniors!

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The Softball Team s^Slli

#7 Jessica DeMooney

#19 Mary Carden
#15 Stephanie Bassett

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Oh the wonder of you! We have keen blessed that f=jod put you in our arms.
Thank you for who you are. Love much, laugh often, and live well. 'Do not miss
a day oj your life, find ways to make each day matter to you, to another, to the

world. Develop, listen to, nurture and trust your instincts, As you close on a
chapter of your life and begin another, we know you will succeed in whatever you
choose to do. lour hard work and determination will take you far in life. You have
great strength and wonderful gifts. Always believe in yourself, and there will be no
hunt to what you can do. So reach for the stars as you climb life's ladder, take
faith along with you and great will be your happiness. Always remember we love
you. and we are always here for you. Always trust od to lead you and believe in
yourself as much as we believe in you.

Love,
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Andrew,

God has blessed you immeasurably!
You have proven yourself well these last 4 years!
You have made good choices!
You have made a difference for so many!
You are now ready to move on!
We are veiy proud of you!
Love,

Dad, Mom, Alex and Ben
Go and continue to make a difference!
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Kachel,

We are very proud of you and what you
have accomplished. Always put od first
and expect the best as you embark into
the next phase of your life.

Love,

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Our Dear Laura,

The lives you touch are brightened by your
smile, encouraged by your enthusiasm,
and amazed at your persistence. Your
determination and commitment to the pursuit
of your goals will enable you to attain success.
We are proud of the adult you have become

and look forward to sharing your future
accomplishments and successes as you enter
this new time of life.

Much Love and Many Blessings,
Mom And Dad

Trust in the Lord with all your heart; seek his will
in all you do, and he will direct your paths.
Proverbs 3: 5 - 6

Conaratulations, "Ahianne Tllford!

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Becca,

We're so proud of
you!

Love,

Mom, Art, and MK

Congratulations
Kim

We are so proud of you.

May God fill your life with
love, happiness and success.

Love 7

Mom, Dad, Aaron and
Angela

SUSIE KATE TOLLERSON

CONGRATULATIONS
From:

Mr. & Mrs. Jimmie Tollerson (Parents: Jimmie & Rosalind)
Mr. & Mrs. Herschel Johnson (Grandparents: Herschel & Florine)
Mr. & Mrs. Everett Tollerson (Grandparents: Everett & Nellie)
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Tollerson (Uncle Kenneth & Aunt Debbie)

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Congratulations to the Pi Kapp SENIORS!!!

Matt Await, Clay Brady, Patrick Fischer,
Hunter Hearn, Chris Jobson, Larry Love,
Nick Nelson, Mike Nizzi, Chris Slaughter,
Jason Stachurski, Daniel Thomas
Blake Vaughn, and Sam Vesser

For our wonderful daughter, Nicole

You are a treasure and blessing given to us from above. You
are our laughter, warmth, and tenderness. Our hearts are filled
with love and pride. It doesn't seem so long ago that you were
a little girl, still happily playing, wearing ponytails and ribbons.
It seems only yesterday we were bending to kiss you good
night and wishing you sweet dreams.

You are blessed with a loving heart, gentle spirit, strong
determination, contentment, friendship, laughter and the love
of your family. Remember your dreams and go for them.
Believe in yourself.

The wish we make for you today is that some small measure
of the love, joy, and pride you have brought to our lives, will
be returned to you as you begin your journey. May your life
path be filled with all the love and happiness one heart can
hold.

We are very proud of you, no words can describe the
cherished memories and love that come from having a daughter
such as you.

You fill our hearts- We love you so much!
Mom, Dad & Gaston

The Yearbook Editors & Staff would like to express our
thanks to the following people who helped us in small
and large ways in beginning and succeeding in our
endeavor of bringing back the LC Quadrangle :

The Alumni Office
Jack Slay
Stacy Jackson
Tiffany Mixon

Carolyn McNearny
Stuart Gulley
David Rowe
Kim Barber

Stephen Edwards
Debbie Ogle
Ann Sellman
Martha Pirkle

Quincy Brown
Jimmy Herring
Andrea Fernandez
Sandra Dennis
Dean HArtman

Abby Allen
John Hughes
Linda Buchanan
Abra Mapp
Laura Terrell
Melissa Roberts
Carolyn Andres

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