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, . Cap and Gown 1995 Volume 97

Contents

Student Life pg. 2 Classes pg. 40 School of Theology pg. 86 Brief History pg. 94 Faculty pg. 102 Organizations pg. 134 Greeks pg. 158 Athletics pg. 196 Closing pg. 232

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Ads pg. 254 Calendar pg.270

Eric Ochel, Rush urns Jones

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Student Life/3

Sewanee

A towered city set within a wood, Far from the world, upon the mountain crest, There storms of life burst not, Nor cares intrude

There learning dwells, and peace is wisdom's guest.

- Cap and Gown, 1895

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Jason Vinton

BenjaminSeals feh. . with friends

Laurel Murchison, Cameron Graham; Paul Randall, and Wallace Adams

Student Life/9

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It is the aim... of the University of the South to develop a harmonious and symmetrical charac- ter to fit and prepare men for every avocation in tie life that now is ... and to teach all those things which a Christian ought to know and be- lieve in his soul's health.

- Bishop Quintard 1873

Student Life/ 11

Lindsley Wellborn

Sally Brown

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Present day Sewanee, population 1500, is, de- pending on your point of view, either a sleepy little Southern town with a British accent or an En- glish village with a drawl

- Alan Cheuse, The New York Times, May 6, 1984

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Pierce and Tilghman Myers

Craige Hoover, Reggie Ramsey, Drew Sturtevant, Harrison Grubbs, andT.R. Ravenel

Erwin Byrd

16/Student Life

Sarah Wheeless

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is so beautiful that ople who have once en there always, e way or another, me back. For such can detect apple een in an evening y, it is Arcadia. William Alexander rcy

Student Life/ 19

L*iz Haldeman, Dana Wan Camp, and Anne 6sborne

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Brad Mall

Cameron Graham, Christine Keating, Julia Norwood, Catherine Traywick, and David Frazelle

24 /Student Life

has been much talk, too alk. . . Many a would be has been turned aside by remarks as: "You ought to it a few years ago", or is not what it was since le have been allowed to No one works now; the do nothing but drive, and flirt." - The Book-Worm, , September 1889

Student Life/ 25

There is romance here still; a cer- tain kind can be flushed in couples almost anywhere in the green woods, and the love which everyone bears to the place is surely as roman- tic as ever it was.

- Sarah Barnwell

Elliott Cap and Gown, 1900

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"It is always said that George Washington's great- ness lay in the fact that he was always equal to the occasion; the Sewanee student is great be- cause he is always superior to the occasion." -Bishop Gailor

Student Life/29

Sewanee has had the courage, certainly more than the other divisions of the state and more than any other college I know of, to insist upon retaining its own traditions, its own individuality, its own peculiarities. It has tried, as any institution which is to endure must, to make the world relevant to its own principles and ideals rather than to accept the values of the world.

-Peter Taylor,

Founder's Day speech, 1972

30/Student Life

Hall,

It is a pleasant and refreshing sight to see a Gownsman in the spring of the year, with a pair of new lavender pants, spotless vest, and cut-away coat... - Cap and Gown 1881

Student Life/ 31

Mill&Fjiojirnev and Maggie Kizer

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Wes Myers , and Rick Sayed

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But, so long as he is a gowns- man, lie is treated as being intel- lectua ly adult. For instance, he is not required to attend lectures. It is for him to decide, at his peril, whether he will attend them or not, pending the day of judge: nent when he will be examined.

- fiom Purple Sewanee, p. 163

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John Cooper

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pass through this world but

efore, there be any kindness I pw, or any good thing I can

e do it now; | not defer it or neglect it, for not pass this way again.

"oleman lose nd riends

Student Life/ 37

Abernathy. James Harry III

Chemistry

Acken. James Tindal

Fine Arts

Aiken. Ashley Hamilton

Economics

Algar, Robert Chance

English

Allen. Corinne Chadwick

Fine Arts

Alves. Montgomery Wall

Natural Resources

Anderson, Susan Quaid

Political Science

Ariail. Elizabeth Pfeiffer

English

Balogh. Jason Allen

Physics

Barrett. Rush Skobba

English

Behrens. Leigh Donovan

Religion

Benjamin, Celena

Psychology

Benson. Andrew Cook

Natural Resources

Bethea, Theodore Cobb II

Psychology

Birch. Courtney Ann

Fine Arts

Blanks, Valerie Lynn

American Studies

Boehm. Helen Rodgers

English

Boring, Geoffrey Scott

Natural Resources

Boucher, Matthew John

English

Boyd, John Pringle

Natural Resources/History

40 / Seniors

Branting. Scott Brian!

Chemistry

Brown. Alex Jonathan

English

Brownlee, Barbara Allyson

Natural Resources

Bryan, Cotton Paul

American Studies

Bryson, Ama Janay

Biology

Buchanan. Elizabeth Brooke

English

Buchanan. Margaret Ann

Music/Religion

Byars, William Oliver

Philosophy

Cairns. Robert

Christopher

Third World Studies

Caldwell. Kela Shannon

Political Science

Campbell. Jane Gardner

Anthropology

Carruthers. Catherine

Douglas

Biology

Cashman. Katherine Jane English

Cenac. Christopher Everette

Jr.

Biology

Seniors/ 41

Chagan. Heidi Falter

English

Christman. Abigail Davis

Christy. Katherine Dianne

Music/Religion

Clements. Samuel Carter

English

Coates, John Keith Jr.

Political Science

Cole, Lee Alexander

Political Science

Collins, Anna Lynne

English

Collins, James David

English

Conover, Nathan Weber

Psychology

Cook, Amanda Jane

Natural Resources

Cook, Heather Searing

Fine Arts

Corbett, Jon Andrew

Political Science

Covington, Hillary

English

Cross, Sarah Susannah

Biology

Depew, Kathleena Lucille

Theater

DePree, Katherine Aldrich

English

42 / Seniors

Dubriel, Sebastien

Eades, Daniel Joseph Theater

Eaker, Seth Alan Philosophy/Chemistry Edgens, Branan Reece Fine Arts

Elliott, Scarlett Spanish

Ellis, John Andrew Political Science/Latin Ellis, Scott Durham English

Elwell, Christopher Matthew Natural Resources/ American Studies

Erwin, Margaret Hartigan

History

Etheridge, Nikki Eileen

Psychology

Evans, Adrienne Fletcher

English

Everetts, Anngina Dale History

Felkner, Anne Sheridan

Spanish

Fisher, Benjamin Tad

English

Fletcher, Andrew North

Natural Resources

Frankel, Tara Nicole

Economics

Seniors / 43

Freeman. Lorena Deanese

Latin/Greek

Freeman. Meredith Branan

Fine Arts

Giel. Margaret Ann

Social Science Foreign

Language

Given. Juliet Perry

Enalish

Gladders. Glenn Warren II

Natural Resources

Graham. Margaret Cameron

History

Gross. Norwin Cathleen

Natural Resources

Haldeman. Elizabeth Wynn

Enalish

Haley. Karen Wood

English

Hall. David Nelson

English

Hammontree. Jennifer

Denise

English/Theater

Harrell. EricClayton

Psychology

Hart. Maxwell Stanley

Political Science

Haselden. William Mace

Fine Arts

Hawkins. Amy Rebecca

Economics

Hays, Heidi Kay

Anthropology/ Fine Arts

44 / Seniors

Herath, Parakrama

Physics

Herbster, Aaron Francis K.

Russian/Religion

Hesselink, Elizabeth Anne

English

Hill, Gabrielle

Psychology

Hill, Yvonne

Biology

Holyer, Christiana Elizabeth

Music/German

Howard, David Asbury III

History

Howell, Laurie Wells

English

Howell, Robert Boyte

Crawford

Natural Resources

Hubbell, Webster Walter

Third World Studies

Hunter, John Bradley

History

Hunter, Matthew Fairchild

History

Israel, Charles Alan

History

Jacks, Karen Elizabeth

Biology

Jackson, Megan Pearsall

Theater

Jackson, Robert Wright IV

Biology

Seniors / 45

Jackson. Stephen Robert

English

Jarrett. William Hope III

Fine Arts

Jecko. Sean Christopher

Psychology

Jiang. Weina

Math/Economics

Johnson. Jenny Louise

American Studies/

Political Science

Johnson, Peter Tallman Jr.

Political Science

Johnston, Keith Arnold

Natural Resources

Jones. Arthur Burns

English

Jones, Carlotta Lynette

English

Jones, Kathleen Gwin

English

Jones. Tracy Duncan III

History

Kabalka. Stephen George

English

Kennedy, Melissa Anne

Fine Arts

Kirkland, Kyla Leigh

English/History

Kizer. Dudley Bond

Fine Arts/Economics

Knox, Thomas Carlyle

Natural Resources

46 / Seniors

Koren, Matthew William Ely

History

Kram, Steffen

Lamb, Allison Paige American Studies Lewis, Frederick Stearns German Studies

Light, Rasheid Deauveau

English

Lominack, Robert Edward

Latin

Lowrey, Susanna Caroline

Religion/Spanish

Lumpkin. Frances Ravenel

History

Luna. Jason Daniel

Psychology

Luo, Qingshan Math/Computer Science

Mahon, Katherine Murphy

Fine Arts

Maib, Misty Lee

Philosophy

Mall, Bradley Collins Political Science Manning, Heather Lynn Political Science

Maris, Patricia Nicole Fine Arts

Marsland, Eric John Biology

Seniors / 47

Marx. Hilary Taylor

History

Mashburn. Kathryn Elizabeth

Religion

Mason. David Clarence

History

Matyumza. Nomzamo

German

Maybank. Amey Parsons

English

McClatchey. Sally Bruce

Fine Arts

McConnell. Ryan Patrick

Political Science

McCorquodale, Joseph

Charles

Philosophy

McDaniel, Mercedes Holland

Chemistry /Theater

McGee, Jennifer Lynn

English

McGinn. Anne Catherine

Philosophy/History

McGlothin. Allison Anne

Economics/History

McKee. Thomas Preston II

Economics

McMillan, Kirstin Elizabeth

Philosophy

McNeese, Catherine Carter

Fine Arts/Spanish

Mestecky, Jana Marie

Theater/French

48 /Seniors

Grayson Splane

Meyer, Martha Anne

English

Miers, Sarah Elise

Political Science/Philosophy

Minnifield, Keith Delon

Economics

Morrow, Brian Edward

Political Science

Mount, Anson Adams IV

Theater

Muller, Chandler Robinson Jr.

English/French

Mungello, Michael Campbell

German

Murchison, Laurel Winona

History

Myers, Wesley Trevor D.

Political Science

Neibich, Joseph Lee

Political Science

Newiger, Jon Frederick Natural Resources/Latin Nguyen, My-Khanh Thi Economics/Political Science Noland, Scott Foster English

Ochel. Eric Franz Joseph Psychology/Economics

Seniors / 49

Odle. Randall Jarrett

History

Padilla. David Jonathon

English

Palmer. Grant Jackson

Chemistry

Parker. Jefferson Douglas

Philosophy

Paschall. Holmes Cabaniss

Music

Patterson. James Alexander

Natural Resources

Patton, Elizabeth Anastasia

History

Petesch. Cynthia Kristine

Spanish

Pfeil, Jennifer Jane

Psychology/Religion

Pond, James Gregory

Fine Arts

Poole, Joshua Alan

Economics/Political Science

Reese, Kawanna Vanita

Social Science/ Foreign

Language

Richards, Channing

Leathers II

Chemistry

Richards, Luman Daniel III

History

Ridner, Jeffrey Dale

History

Roark, David Dewight

English

50 /Seniors

Roberson, Arletra Chantelle

Economics

Rogers, William Burns

Anthropology/Chemistry

Rossi, Mary Kathryn

Anthropology

Rushing, Brian Reid

Natural Resources

Sames, Franklin Pierce Jr.

Natural Resources

Sandanayake, Asithsa

Physics/Economics

Sanford, Robert Jeffrey

Economics

Schmidt, Craig Callaway

English

Scornavacca, Arthur John Jr.

Poitical Science

Scott, Henry Eldon

English

Scott, Nena McNeel

French

Shealy, Emily Fishbume

Psychology

Sherwood, Elizabeth Paullin Political Science Sitz, Angela Blake Psychology

Smith, Jason Cowles English/Psychology Smythe, Mary Marshall English

Roger Stott and Cnris Cambell

Seniors /51

Soloman, Traci Minette

Social Science Foreign

Language/Social Science

Foreign Language

Sonfield. Justin Eugene

Economics

Songy. Nicole Marie

Philosophy

Speights. Melissa Anne

American Studies

Spencer, Nancy Beth

English

Splane, Hebe Grayson

English

Sprouse. Emily Vaughan

Biology

Srivastava, Manish

Physics/Math Computer

Science

Stewart. Walter Seth

Economics

Stidham, Leslie West

Psychology

Stott, Roger Friedrich

Economics

Stovall. Johnny Channing

Enalish/Relision

Striding, John Raymond

Natural Resources

Stuart. Sarah Rothermel

Chemistry

Sturtevant, Jack Simpson III

Economics

Tartt, Mary Adams

History

Taylor, Robin Kathleen

Social Science/ Foreign

Language

Teague, Mary Elizabeth

Fine Arts

Temple, Charles Gray

English/Theater

Terrell, Michael Van

Natural Resources

52/ Seniors

Thompson, Amy Michelle

Biology

Tonn. Jordana Caroline

German

Traywick, Catherine Barton

English

Tucker. Avery

Philosophy/Fine Arts

Ulbrich. Karl Georg Natural Resources Upchurch, Margaret Douglas Fine Arts

Vance, Amanda Carter Political Science Vann, Serena Casey English

Vaughey. Tyler Cox

English

Vial. Christina Randall

Music

Walker. Leslie Frances Fine Arts/English Ward. Tija Letice Biology

Warren. Jeannette Dea

English

West, Kevin Ashley

English

Seniors / 53

West. Nathaniel Flint German White. Quisha Antoinette Third World Studies Williams. Scott Andrew- Political Science Willis. Lee Lawrence III History

Wolfram. Jennifer Lea

Philosophy

Wood. Jennifer Ann

History

Woods. Artricia Irene

Psychology

Zivkovich. Michael Trent

Natural Resources/

Anthropology

Not Pictured
Akiyama, Ikuko
Barbour, Amy Michelle	Hay. Thomas Oliver
Barden, Stephen Jonathon	Hershey, Clay Wallace
Bell, Allison Carroll	Irvin, Jane Somerville
Bennett, Hannah Barron	Kelley. Joseph Guy HI
Bickerstaff. William Taylor	Kemper, Michael Blackburn
Bogran, Emma Ceccilia	King, George Savage
Brooks, Daniel Allen	Kopecky, Charles Robert
Brown. Claiborne Wood	Lugar, Matthew Kelly
Brown, Elizabeth Leigh	MacPherson, John Ritchie HI
Bull, Elizabeth Bryant	Major, Barbara Lucia
Combs, Douglas Ralston	Marshall, Charles Donald III
Comer, Patrick Brittan	Maxwell, Michael Laura
Cooper, Guy Laurence HI	Mays, Mary Elizabeth
Dillon, Peter Michael	Moss, Gene Thomas
Dunwody, Meredith Evans	Powell, Amanda Leigh
Eastridge, Eleanor Suzanne	Rash, Jason David
Eklund, Bryan Alan	Ryan, Alexander Milo
Elder, Patty Jo	Shannon, Lauren Penn
Foss, Elizabeth Harris	Smith, Geoffrey Mark
Galbraith, Saskia Aimee	Smith, Sara Elizabeth
Gooch, Perry Butler	Spain, Sidney Holland
Grimes, Kenneth Irwin	Trotter, Brett Taylor
Hamilton, Jennifer Lynne	Van Camp, Dana Michelle
Hardy, Thomas Rodrick	Waddell, David Sewall
Hastie, Winslow Warren	Whittle, Allen Barker
Hawthorne, Katherine Eloise	Williams, Ray Robinson III

54 / Seniors

Juniors

Abel, Mark Jason Akerman, Lisa Ann Anderson, Elizabeth Ann Anderson, Laura Louise Austin, William Gaillard Basamakov, Kostadin

Baskett, Susan Elizabeth Bass, Polly

Bautista, Gregory Jackson Bowie, William Trousdale Boyd, Samuel Lee Jr. Brooks, Jonathan Mark

Brown, Ashley Dawn Brown, Laura Lee Budros, Anne Severance Burney, Samnita Saeed Campbell, Christopher Mark Cargill, Christian Douglas

Christy, Caroline Wimberly Clark, Mary Bradford Cohoon, Jena Patrice Coniglio, Tina Lee Connelly, Hunter Harold Corlew, Yolanda Nicole

Cook. Tom

Costilow, Walter Brian

Covington, Skyler Holingsworth Crookston, Laura Jean

Juniors / 55

Cudahac. Christopher George

Daily. Jody Marie

Daniel. Thomas Arden IV

Davenport. Silas Strickland

Davis. James Byron

Davis, Molly Harwell

Davis. Myranda Devahn

Dees, Tom Moore III

Drummond. Marv Claire

Edwards. Peter Smith

Erlewine. Kristina Lynn

Estes. Kathleen Gale

Faw, Richard Gordon III

Fisher. Eliza Donnelly

Fitch. Elizabeth Hampton

Foss. Elizabeth Harris

Fostel. Christopher Michael

Fox, David Edward Jr.

Frazier. Julia Yvonne

Gaillard. Emmie Foster

Galliaan. Elizabeth Ellen

Gallivan. Walter Clark

Gay. Kimberly Creed

Geiger. Meredith Marie

Gibson, Herbert Terry

Gleaton, Camille Louise

Green. John Hays

Greene, Katherine Meyer

Griffith. Robert Currie

Guin. Robert Heath

Hackney. Glenn Burke III

Harper, Francis Jackson

Harris, Elizabeth Hackman

56 /Juniors

Harrison. Lebby Brandon Hartley. Caroline Aprans Hartley. Theresa Eileen Heard, Patrick Kyle Hemslreet, Amy Elizabeth Henning. Sarah Elizabeth

Herrmann. Catherine Jayne Hiers. John Kevin Holland, Virginia Moody Home. Kristophcr Cornell Howell. Jessicah Skye lalacci. Kristen Ann

Ingram. Kathryn Rice Ismail, Uzair Israel, Andrew Jarrett. Michael Thorne Johnson, Natasha Nicole Johnson, Phillip Christopher

Jones. Philip Brian Joyner, Bryan Gregory Kalish, Page McAulay Karst. James Philip Keating. Christine Mischler Keefer, Christopher Jay

Keith, Lauren Carter Kell, Samantha Dunbar Kellogg, Katherine Lind

Kempf. Bartholomew Joseph Kern. David Graham Kuhlke. Vera Elsie

Kumar, Shamala Kuthe. Valerie Sue Land. Angela Dawn

Juniors/57

Laney. Matthew Davis

Langdale. Heather Christina

Lardin. Harvey Allan

Lay. Elizabeth Ann

Leveridge. Jennifer Gayle

Lindvberg. Julia Case

Lineberger. Drew Michael

Little. Berkeley Haynsworth

Martin. Shawn Charles

Mason. Ryan Matthew

McDonald. John Leslie

McElwee, Vaiden Webb

McLeod. Alma Kelley

Medntt. William

Mitchell. Jeffrey Charles

Mohiuddin, Umar

Montgmery. Megan Lynne

Montiel. Holley Rae

Morris, Christopher Glenn

Murdock. Katherine Anne

Mussleman, Sarah Kathryn

Neal, Elizabeth Ashley

Neal. Ruth Catherine

O'Quinn, Sean Frank

Owen, Ashley Ellen

Paine, Robert Harvey

Parks, Michelle Elana

Perkins, Andrew Charles

Peters, Jeffrey Wayne

Pfluger, Jaret Dean

58/Juniors

Phillips. Christopher Michael Phillips. Lori Ann Plowman,

Bridgettc Bernadeltc Powell, Caroline Watkins Powell. Thomas Lorin Pruilt, Neil Little Jr.

Puckett, Leslie Lea Rafferty. Catherine Alyce Ragan, Caldwell Sikes Rainey, Christopher Scott Randall, Paul Fredrick Readus, Terrance LaWarren

Rennecker, Marion Lancaster Rhoden, Robert Conklin III Rice, Lillian Elizabeth Rico, Anthony Heathcliff Riley, Melissa Nell Ruff, Rebecca Stowe

Schale, Steven Patrick Sclafani, Kyle Salvador Seese, Eric Job

Shepherd, Stephanie Lee Sisco, Jonathan Brent Slingluff, Kathenne McRae

Sonfield. John William Sparrow, Kevin Holland Spriggs, James William III

Stephenson, Toney Ritchey Stoltz, James Elliott Jr. Sullivan. John Jeremiah

Juniors/59

Sumerell. Amy Shannon

Swepston. Amy Lynn

Tanaka. Yukiko

Tenpenny. Lyle Alan

Thacker. Jenny Lynn

Thompson. Christopher

Haaer

Thompson. Joy Camille

Thompson. David Gene

Tompkins. Stacey Lin

Toole. Katherine McAlpine

Trubey. Caren Lyn

Trullmaer. Irene Virginia

Tudor. Stephen David

Tuton. Sarah Frances

Underwood. Joseph Michael

Underwood, Kent Landon

Unsworth. Celeste Diane

Vauahan. Ellen Brooke

Vickers. Bedford Caroline

Vinton. Jason Scott

Walker. Erik Lewis

Ward. Nancy Hayden

Warren. Andria Grace

Warren. John Alexander

Warren. Joseph Kellam Weinheimer. Derk Tyson

White, Mark Cameron White. William Richardson

Williams, Mikii Vidal Williams, Frank FaShann

60 /Juniors

						Williamson. Carroll Steele
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	Not pictured
Apthorp, Louise East	Latchford. Linda Carole
Anderson, Nancy Elizabeth Leath. Zoe Ravenel
Archer, Elizabeth	Lesslie, Gretel Lauren
Araey. Aidan Jeremy George Little, Belle Hearon
Basham, Amanda Lynn	Lott, Robert Gibson
Baskin, Ryan Harris	Maguire, John Allen Montgomery
Belford, William Lee Jr.	Mahoney, Christopher Bryan P.
Bottorff, Dennis Chadwick Michaels, David Christian
Bruner, Nicholas Paul	Morrison, Mills Lane Jr.
Cantey, James Willis III	Nix, Andrew Bryan
Chisenhall, Caryn Leigh	O'Bryan, Diane Marlene
Christie, Catherine McKenzie Parker, Telfair Hodgson Jr.
Clark, Barbara Lynn	Phelps, David Barnwell
Clayton, Floranne	Reeves, Nathaniel Hayward
Cooke, Michael John	Robertson, Lonette Nicole
Crawford, Benjamin Todd Roland, Malcolm Mounger S.
Crook, Jennifer Irene	Roper, John Tyler
Crookston, Laura Jean	Rosdeutscher, Julia Anne
Curd, Jennifer Lynne	Salmon, Stephen Wayne
Currie, Frances Royster	Seiters, Nancy Dwight
Driggins, Steffani Nicole	Sewell, Malcolm Lewis
Durham, Robert Pierce	Shuman, Katherine LeShanna
Elam, Roy Oscar IV	Smith, James Donald III
Fisher, Clinton Bartlett	Smith, Regina Margaret
Freeman, Cara Blythe	Spoelman, Seth William
Garzon, Georganne Vreeland Stephens, Trent McDonald
Goodall, Eliza Hunger Sinkler Suddeth, James Hannon III
Grand, Allison Page	Sutton, Jennifer Ann
Hamilton, Daniel Lee	Thomas, Penny Jenella
Harris, Mary Carolyn	Thompson, Sarah Alston
Hatcher, Andrew Curtis	Uzzelle, George Hampton IV
Healan, Ryan MArshall	Walker, Jonathan Eli
Henley, James Jameson	Wallace, John Beveridge
Heyward, Albert Rhett IV Walshi Ann Elisabeth "
Holmes, Chandler Harrison Wardlaw, Craig Millard Jr.
Hopkins, Emily Gayle	Weathers, Harry Dallon III
Ingram, Grey Pearson	Wheelock, Philippe Martin
Inman, John Mark	White, Margaret OFarrell
Isbell, John Franklin	Willett, Christopher Bernard
Jones, Anne Elizabeth	Witherington, James Barney TV
Kilgo, Ann Guillory
							Juniors/61

Aiken. Robin Sanders

Akins. Carol Jeanette

Andrews. Gary Blaylock Jr.

Anschutz. Maryetta

Madeline

Armstrong. Jennifer Nicole

Atmore. Hope Frances

Bagby. John Blythe Bagwell, Molly Elizabeth

Beasley, Cristy Coors Beasley, Nicholas Madden

Bennett. Ariel Elizabeth Bertrand. Bridget Hope

Bibb. Julian Lee IV

Black, Catherine Carol

Blakney. Jane Anne

Blessing, Lydia Edings

Bogner, Alexis Marin

Boles, Laura Alice

Boswell, Anne Lacy Bowen, Patrick Lynch

Bowers, George Franklin Bowlin, Elizabeth Ann

Bowman, Jennifer Helen Bowyer. Jason Richard

Sophomores

62 /Sophomores

Brigham, Ashley, Lynn Brooks, Darby Brooks, Rachel Hill Brown, Bailey Warren 111 Brown. James Greer Brown. Sarah Elizabeth

Bruce, Steven Daniel Bulcao. Scott Woodham Buntin, Eugene Frazer Burckle. John William Byrd, Elizabeth Ravenel Caputo. Louis Fred

Carlisle, Benjamin Welden Carpenter, Scott Michael Cavert, Grace Katherine T. Cline, John William Colbath. Gregory Paul Collins, Elizabeth Chandler

Cooke, Matthew Frederick Crosby, Emily Catherine Crowder, Amy Sue Cutler. Christian Hewett Czerniawski, Elissa Dawn Dargan. Timothy Cooper

Davis. Jeremy Craig Davis, Jo Anna

Davis, Katherine Chase Davis, Ross Parker

Davis, Lamar Whitworth III Delplaine, Lindsey Marian

Sophomores/ 63

Deleot. Thomas Land Dickson. Stephanie Neil

Dillard. Bond Pun ear

Douglas. Richard Francis

Downie. Katherine Cole

Duncan. Hollis Williams

Elrod. John Douglas

Estes. Becky Lynne

Ewing. Rosella Lucille

Eyriek. Courtland Carter

Fauls. Kimberly Ann

Fields. Katherine Rhodes

Flack. James Hunter III

Fluomoy. Frances Miller

Flowers. Edward Macon

Ford. Rebecca Jane

Frazelle. David Jennings

Freeman. James

Quarterman

Fulkerson. Michael Ryan

Fulton. Lucinda Ann

Fuqua. Jennifer Calhoun

Gannaway. Marion Castle

Gebhard. Luke Gladders

Graves. Julia Terrell

Groves. Matthew Meyer Guillory, Gregory Phillips

Hacker, Holly Lynn Haden. Charles Clayton

Hadley. Holly Hildegard Hargrove. Allyson Hope

64 /Sophomores

Harrell, Joshua Edward Harrison, George Hendree Jr.

Hartz, Alexander Matthew Henderson, Staci Susan F,

Holland, Celia Ann A. Holton, Catherine Andee

Howell, Steven Matthew Huffman, Alexandra Boggs Hughes, Amy Amatore Hunter Daniel MeMahen Imbert, Joshua John Irwin. Elizabeth McWhorter

Ison, Jennifer Elizabeth Jackson, Robert Andrew Jones, James V. Ill Jordan, Meghan McDougall Kassis, Julie Anne Keleher. Virginia Holt

Kelley, William Parrish Kinder, Elizabeth Merritt Kizer. Margaret Conner Kohl, Geoffrey Sanford Kozak, Stephen Ivan Kraft, Murray David

Kulkarni, Neil Satish Kutz, Alexandra Simone Lane, Collin Harrison Lang, Ellen, Harley Lettre, Peter Benjamin Lindsay, William Patrick

Sophomores/ 65

Little. Alithia Jon

Little. Daniel Sidbury Jr.

Littleton. Kathryn Pope

Logan. Wade Hampton IV

Long. Sara Elizabeth

Lvnn. Julia Miles

Marks. Randolph Caldwell

Jr.

Marler. Brenda Evonne

Martins. Sarah Dawn

Marvin. Kimberly Kate

McBride. William Howard

McCall, William Travis

McCallum. John Douglas

McKimmon. Julian

Breckenridge

McMillan, Lindsey Marr

McNamara. Miriam Joan

McVey. Ian Douglas

McWhorter. Emily Blythe

Meiburg. Jonathan Albert

Menzies. Wade Callender

Miers. Rachel Margaret

Molinaro, John Thomas

Monkman. Leann Elizabeth

Moody, Andrew Gist

Moore, Ashley Suzanne

Moore, Thaddeus Rountree

Momeau, Geoffrey Robert

Mosca, Phillip Robert

Moss, John Ramsey Jr.

Murray, Christopher Wade

66 /Sophomores

Murray, Melanie Denise Nelson. Elizabeth Christine Nelson. Knstina Odney M. Noffsinger, Nicole Aimec Norwood. Julia Myers Oldenburg. Carl Ramon

Osborne, Anne McCartha Parsell, Margaret Lindsey Parsons, Harriet Grove Paulus, Peter Elliott Perry, Stephanie Loy Phifer, Joseph Lebron

Phillips. David Scott Jr. Piromalli. Christopher Scott Pittman, Jason Lasseter Pollett, Betsy Hanna Poole, Brandi Lynn Porter. Jeanne Kennedy

Powers, Harris Frederick III Poyner, David Thomas IV Prater, Dennis Gregory Pursley, Jessica Louise Reljac. David Michael Rentz. Jessica Elisabeth

Rhodes, Martha Hart Richardson. Holly Elizabeth Riemer. Rachel Christine

Rigazzi. Daniel Antony Riggs. Kenneth Wayne Robbins. Chadwell Mason

Robinson. Richard Alexander Rogers. Magnus Lawrence Roquemore. Frederick Oscar III

Sophomores/ 67

Rowe. Anne Elizabeth

Rusche. Rebecca Kay

Salmon. Catherine Stattman

Samman. Tania

Sauer. Elizabeth Tremaine

Saved. Tarik Hamdv

Schrader. Lucas Daniel

Scott, Leighton Bruce

Seals. Benjamin Kwame

Sereebutra. Paula

Seward, Jason Allen

Sheikh. Quasim Allen

Shelton. Jama Renee Shelton. Kristen Suzanne

Smith. Bonnie Kathryn Smith. Caroline Allingham

Smith. Heather Megan Smith. Leigh Maggie

Sneary. Alice Renee Snider, Timothy Stedman

Sparks, Mary Natalie

Spruill, Josephyne Roberts

Stauder, Michael Henry Jr.

Steme, Anna Ayres

Stevenson, Benjamin James

Strong, Richard Clinton

68/ Sophomores

Stuckey. Joe Harold III Sumerell. Amy Shannon Swann, Jeffrey Macklin Taylor, Christopher Scott Taylor. Janie Peete Teague. Carter McKenzie

Thomas. John Beasley IV Uden. James Lesueur Jr.

Van Winkle, Sarah Caroline Vanderboom. Lyria Jane

Varner, Joshua Harris Vernon. Zachary David

Vieille. Maxime Henri J. Vinson, Laurence Duncan III

Warren. Juanita Christine Westfall, Brooke Ashhy Whitaker. Daniel Lee White. Abigail Astrid White. Cathy Lorraine Wieters. William Charlton

Wilkens. Derry Kathleen Williams. John Christopher Williams. Lee Sundvahl Willse, Walker Barton Wilson, Kristen Ellen Wolfe. Amanda Kathrvn

Sophomores /69

Wood. Helen Ann

Woodhall. David Hamilton

Wright. Edward Barron III

Yeiser. Elizabeth Carden

Zhen2. Bo

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Not Pictured

Baggett, Ward Parker Bailey, Brendon David J. Barber. John Linder Jr. Barron, Porter Gable Jr. Barrow, Alston Bennett Beck, Andrew Carlie Bridges, Jeb Ramsey Brooks. Rachel Hill Byars, Samuel Clayton Carter, James Dale Chaplin, Virginia Livingston Chapman, Seth Erin Collins, Robert Grafton Conkle, Daniel Robert Cooper, John Means Cude. John Hampton Cunningham, Charles Albert III Danford, Gordon Ross Darby. Harwell McCoy III Davis, Charles Todd Davis, Jennifer Anne Deal, Alaric Wolff Dismukes, Scott Warner Dukes, Danny Moulder Jr. Elliot, Laura Bindon Estes, Corey Alan Ewer, Nathan Stewart Foster, Keller Cogswell Garrett, Hugh Edward Gilbert, Stephanie Simone Green, Keiling Scott Greenfield, Elizabeth Dillon Grimes. Klifford CleRonne Harris, Glenn Harrold, Nathan Alan Harry, Brandon Shane Hinds, Jamison Warren Hudson, Effie Elizabeth Hultin, Ivar Niklas Jacobs. Brad Johnathan

Jefferson. Lee Morris Johnson, Mariana Chloe Kays, Asha Renee Klein, Benjamin John Lanca, Danielle Rene Lassiter, Kelli Suzanne Lewis, George III Logan, Beverly Haskins Malone, John Stillwell Marcum, Maria Jean McCraw, Roy Johnson III Mebane, Matthew Lindsay Miller, Kiley Allen Paullus, Wayne Clifford Pecquet, Amy Elizabeth Phillips, Murray Price Pickens, Neal Langley Porter, Jason David Reeves, James Clifford Reynolds, Mikell Paul Roosevelt, Benjamin Trefz Rose, Coleman Eppes Royal, David William Rudsenske. Clayton Wade Rugge, David Roger Sims, Riley Alison Smith. Legare Bell Strachan, Avery Barton Strang, Robert Tudor III Talman, Wesley Fleming III Tattersall, Christian Alan Tindall, Castlen Comer Vaughan, Leonidas Clyde IV Wells, Jason Bailey Wilhoite, Kathryn Lynn Williams, Mikii Vidal Williford, Elichia Marie Yadon, Carry Dawn

70 /Sonhomores

Freshmen

Adair, Douglass Johnson Adams, Walter Justin Aiken, Katherine Stackley Aikin, Christopher Robert Alexander, Bret Steven Allenburger, Emily Susan

Allnutt. Christie Alexandra Anderson, Sara Elizabeth Arnett, Elizabeth Anne Arthur, Meredith Lee Ashurst. James Brotherton Atwood, Charles Woodbridge

Backfield, Samuel Graves Bailey, Virginia Lee

Baker, Joseph Andrew Baker. William Allen IV

Batton. Margaret Allison Batts. Daniel Thomas

Bennett, Melissa Grace Bibb, Elizabeth Mundy Blackwell, Abigail Diane Blanton, Elizabeth Anne Bounds, Amanda Brewington Bourland, Thomas Campbell

Freshmen/ 71

Bracken. Richard Edwin

Bracken. Thomas Linn

Brauner. Ian Nabiu

Briggs. Ronald David

Brovles. Patrick Nelson

Brumbv. Anna Pratt

Burger. David Maurice Burkhardt. Ashley Lynne Bumham. Karrie Aleta Busbee. Darren Bl\ the Byrd. Corinna Erwin Calhoun. Allison Paise

Calvert. Hannah Randolph

Cameron. Katherine Rollins

Carlson. Rachel Elizabeth

Carrison. Susan Singleton

Cathey. Matthew Edward

Christie. William Morrison

m

Clemens. Katherine Eugenia Clouah. Thomas Haughton

Cochez. Edna Beatriz Cole. Edward Lawrimore

Coleman. Catherine

Adelaide

Collier. Elizabeth Jane

Columbia, Meade Lauren Comer. Helen Marie

72 /Freshmen

Comer, James L. Walton Condra, Philip Bradford

Conner. Susan Marie Cook, Elizabeth McLain

Cook. Larry Don Jr.

Coomaraswamy.

Pradheeshan

Cranfill, Jennifer Elmira Creecy, (Catherine Taylor

Creighton. Bruce Travis

Cross, Ian Rutherford

Cunningham. Elizabeth

Lloyd

Davis, Matthew Henry

DeHaven. Andrew Earl

Deitz. Elizabeth Tyler

Dimmitt, Mallory Lykes Donaldson, Mary Beth Douglas, Michael Joseph Drennan, George Cameron Dubray, Molly Beth Dykstra, Thomas Alan

Edwards. Katharine Salter Ellington. Elizabeth Joy Emerson, David Berton Emery. Jason Andrew Emery. Turner Paul Enale. Jason Marcus

Freshmen/ 73

Epley. Michael Ryan Evans. Catherine Spearing

Evans. Scott Griffith Fannon. Amy Elise

Fargason. James Robinson Famham. David Gray

Fellman. Kimberly Susanne Field. Brian Wheeler

Fletchall, Jessica Noelle

Fosgate, Scott Austin

Foss, Harriet LeAnn

Frazier. Jeffrey David

Fulton, Stephen Parker

Gallimore, Alfred Nash

Gantt, Bessie Wolfe

Garrison. Janece Marsha

Garzon. George Harold Jr.

Getten, Elisabeth Hobson

Gilkerson. Sheriden Louise

Ginther. Christiane Amy

Gladders, Don Weir

Glasscox. Jonathan Robert

Glover, Nicole Michelle

Glover, William Bryan

Godwin. Mary Bertha

Green, Leslie Dawn

74 /Freshmen

Greene. Kevin Edwin Greene, Paul David

Gregory, Charlotte Taylor Grey. Kelly Michelle

Grossman, Erin Mae Grubbs, Norman Osaygefo

Hagler, Jeffrey Keith Hall, Keith Edward

Hall, Una Maia Allschi Hammond. Christopher Nathan B.

Haney, Blake Justin Hanni. Erin Lindsay Harmon, Gina Nicole Harrigan, Ryan Hart

Harrison. Katherine Lee

Hedgecock, Miriam Atkins

Hegwood, Leah Taylor

Hertel. Alexandra Erika

Hildebrandt, Rachel

Elizabeth

Hines, Kathryne Wilna

Holden, John Sedwick Holloway, Robert Evans II Holmes, Mary Stewart Holt, Warren Michael Hoover, Robert Craig Hunter, Susannah Townseni

Freshmen/ 75

Husbands. Collin Pearce

Hutto. Thomas Mahlon

Jackson. Bradley Keith

Jenkins. Felysha L Auquera

Jennings. Ben Tallmadge

Jenninss. Laura Elizabeth

Jennings. William Swaffor II

Jensen. Rachael Elizabeth

Johnson. Madeline Joy

Johnson. Sherry Denise

Johnson. Virginia Holland

Johnston. Abigail

Schuenemann

Jones. Anne Katherine

Jones. Robin Houston

Kanipe. Jason Wade

Kennedy. David Shorter Jr.

Killebrew. Amelia Anderson

Kins. Andrew Courtland

Kirk, Jennifer Elizabeth Kohler. Gavin Mather

Kuruc. Amanda Christian Lacher. Daniel James

Lambert. Claire Marie Land. Joseph Riley

Langlinais. Joseph Edward Larance, Jeremy Saint

76/ Freshmen

Larkins, Katherine Noel Leflar, Elliot Lewis Leingang, Jennifer Lynn

Ligon, Samuel Clark Jr. Lindekins, Christina Leigh Lomax, Megan Elizabeth

Long, Jennifer Blair Longtin, Heather Brooke Lugo, Esther Carolina

Lyons, Cynthia Andrea MacKinlay. Alexandra Lee Mann, Abigail Dowden

Markham, John Andrew Marsh, Michael Paul Marshbum, Patricia Dawn Matthews, Scott Warren Mauran. Rafe Desmond L. May, George Kirby

Mayo, Elizabeth Selwyn Mazur, Tanya Mc Gregor, James Bacon Jr. Mcintosh, William Judson McLaughlin, Tiffany Leigh McMillen. Rachel Leeanne

Mealy, Clair Helaine Meek. Joseph Carlisle Merrick. Charles Percival rv Merritt, Olivia Jane Miller. Carrie Melissa Mitchell, Stephanie Jo

Freshmen/ 77

Mooore. Jarrett Daughtry

Moore. Ryland Bennett

Moreman. John Andrew

Morris. Paul Wesley

Morrison. .Amanda Michelle

Morrissev. Kristen Leiah

Nakatsnka. Michele Lee Neil. Elizabeth Errett

Nelson. Katrina Anne Ness. John Clifford

Norman. Cynthia Bramley Nydegger. Julie-ann

O'Bryan, Mica Danielle O'Neal. Kimberly Lynn

Odom. Alice Grey

Olson, Elizabeth Sanders

Oman. Ronald Monroe

Orlow, Wendy Ruth A.

Orner, Clara Kathleen

Osbum. Ashley Magee

Parker, Shane Walton

Passman, Corey Matthew

Patty, William Jordan

Peace, Leigh Anne

Peek, Rebecca Leigh

Perigo, Amy Jo

78 / Freshmen

Peuler, Amanda Friend Phillips. Cary Murchison Phillips. Robert Kirk Pias, Stacey McGowan Pinch. Jodi Jennifer Plauche. Amanda Lane

Pratt, Frank Graham III Pressly. Anna Truitt Prewitt. Neill Davidaon Price. Jason Brian Ramke. Kelly Jean Ramsey. Reginald Norris Jr.

Ray, William Carl III

Reams. Joshua Hendry

Reese. Chikki Tori Richardson. Emily Haynes

Rinker. Laura Elizabeth Ripley. Wayne Eugene III

Ritchie, David Ryan Roberts. Gretchen Laurel

Robinson. Matthew Scott Robinson, Rachel Clark Roseman, Katy Lyn Ross, Laura Jean Ryan. Kellee Greenfield Sammler, Anya

Freshmen/ 79

Sanderfur. Karen Renea

Sanse. Noah

Sansbun . Michael Todd

Schiano.Danielle Marie

Schmidt. Peter Andrews

Scinto, Sabrina Anne

Sebrell. Anne Trezevant

Seese. Ezra Samuel

Seitz, Anja

Sergent, Chandre Charis

Setzer. Christian Josef B.

Shaffer. Preston Brent

Shepard. Elizabeth

Thompson Hay

Shoemaker, Christa Dianne

Short, Winthrop Middleton

Simmonds, Hadley Mahan

Simpson, David Mason

Simpson, Erin Patricia

Simrill. Spenser Davenport

Jr.

Smith. Kimberly Ann

Smith. Leah Maggie

Smith, Shannon Ware

Smith, Shepley Procter

Southerland, John Jackson

Spann, Amanda Lynn

Spear, Anne Katherine

Spurlock, Brian Lee

80 /Freshmen

I Stack, Andrew Gregg I Stafford, Ashley Laine I Steinmehl, Eric Jacob | Stiles. Matthew Walkins Strickler. Annie Eli/abeth Stroup, John Thomas

Swiney. Richard Jason Swinney, Barbara Hayes Talbot. Mary Harding Tant. Tiffany Dawn Taylor. Rebecca Lindscy Taylor. Sara Anne

Thomas. Christopher Darian

Thompson Shanna Leigh

Thompson. Thaddeus

Lampton

Trussler, Jon Seaward

Tugman, John Charles

Tullos. Sara Ansley

Van Rij. Leigh Elizabeth Varn. April Roberts Walker, William Campbell Wallace. James Buchanan Waller, Richard Michael Walls, Peter Bernard

Ward. AnizeH Erin

Watterson, Wendy Kristen

Watts. Todd Landon Earl

Freshmen/81

Weathers. Louisa East

Weaver. Katharine Forbes

Webb. Martha Jo

Weien. Gwendolyn Jewel

Wellborn. Lindsley Anne

Welsh. Man Carol

Wempe. Staephanie Allison

Wheeless. Sarah Elizabeth

Whisenant, Robert Prince

White. Aaron Michael

White. Jonathan Colby

Whitt. Samuel Lee

Wiesener. Catherine Anne

Wilkes. Lauren Clark

Williamson. Alana Anne

Williford. Kenneth Hart

Wimberly. Kathryn

Wilkinson

Womack. Kenneth Scott

Young. Lindsay Kathryn Zoghby. Emily Marie

,ey McLeod

82 /Freshmen

Not Pictured

Armbrecht, Stewart Patterson Bandy, Ryan Edward Boehm, Edward Norman Jr. Chapman, Edward Austin Claycombe, William Robert Collins, Robert Grafton Cook, Wesley McCabe Culley, Jared Parnell Currie, Joseph Earl Dansby, David Revere Donahue, David Brent Dunwody, Amy Lacy Eager, Allen Hall Evans, Craig Lingle Ferguson, Andrew Dorsey Goldsmith, Richard Thomas Grubbs, Harrison Wells Hailes, Roger Paulson Jr. Halstead, Charles Edwin Harker, David Byron Horak, Matthew Patrick Houseal, John Irving III Johnson, Ashley Diane Johnston, Robert Dewitt Keith, Theodore Randall Knight, Barbara Shannon Magraw, John Thomas

Marsh, Russell Glenn McKay, Walter Henry Clay Megorden Elizabeth Scott Michau, James Courtney Mondeli, Adrea Leah Moser, Anna Elizabeth Nabors, Allyson Elizabeth Nail, Jason Daniel Nash, Richard Hafford III Paleyanda, Kushalappa Karumbaya Parsley, Hanry Nutt III Pincus, Alexander Simms Polancich. Craig James Powell, Lauren Ashley Ratliff, James Potter .

Reynolds, Adam B. Richmond, Lea IV Robbins, Samuel Donnell G. Ill Rogers, Michael Wayne Strong, Margaret E. Sloan Sturtevant, Andrew Lofton Tufts, Kathryn Cole White, Joshua H. Milledge Wilson, Jesse Winchester Woodlee, Jonathan Word, Harry Alan Jr.

Freshmen/ 83

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SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

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SENIORS

Carol Mary Arney

Senior. Hawaii Charles Lee Barton Senior. Maryland Fiona Mabel Bergstrom Senior. North Carolina Robert Lee Brown Senior. Upper South Carolina John Joseph Capellaro Senior, New York

William Riggs Fulton

Senior, Alaska

Mark Anthony Ginzo

Senior. Southeast Florida

Alice Smith Haynes

Senior. Upper South Carolina

Kenneth Bernard

Herzog

Senior. Southeast Florida

Neil Mitchell Kaminski

Senior. Central Gulf Coast

Claire Lofgren

Senior

Ramiro Eduardo Lopez

Senior. West Texas Harry Wilder Lore II Senior, Central Florida Frank Blalock McRight, Jr.

Senior. Central Gulf Coast Patricia Craig Moore Senior. Upper South Carolina

George Gale Morgan

Senior, Central Gulf Coast

Linnae Himsl Peterson

Senior

Ricardo Sotomayor

Senior. Texas

Ellen Hanckel

Stallworth

Senior. Upper South Carolina

Erwin Olin Veale, Jr.

Senior, Georgia

Kenneth Nelson Vinal

Senior, Florida

Andrew Ray Wright

Senior, Northwest Texas

NOT PICTURED

Albert Edward Eaton Victoria Elizabeth O'Hara

Senior, Western North Carolina Senior

Anne Whitaker Harvey William Thomas Richter

Senior Senior, Mississippi

Robert William Harvey Alicia Dawn Schuster

Senior, Alabama Senior, Atlanta

86 /School of Theology

School of Theology/ 87

John David Badders

Middler, West Texas Elvin David Basinger Middler. Georgia Floyd William Brewer Middler. Southwest Florida Katherine Corrine Calon Junior, West Missouri William Bernard Carlir Middler, Mississippi

Sarah Jane Carper

Middler

Cassius Horton Daly

Junior, Southwest Florida

Charles Milton

Deaton

Junior. Mississippi

Janice Eileen Duncan

Middler. NW Pennsylvania

Michael Gerard

Dunnington

Middler, North Carolina

Judith Ann Ferguson

Middler. New York Thomas Edward Filchak Middler

Reed Harlow Freeman Middler. North Carolina Ronald Fred Kotrc French

Middler. Arizona Susan Jane Frye Junior, Florida

Scott Jeffrey Fuir

Middler, New Jersey

Robert Douglass

Geddes

Junior. West Virginia

Samuel Bisland

Godfrey

Junior, Mississippi

Brian Glenn Grantz

Junior. Northern Indiana

Allen Chaplin Hughes

Middler. South Carolina

Helen McLeroy Jenner

Middler. North Carolina Susan Heckel Johnson Junior, Florida Sanford Allen Key Junior, North Carolina Joan Marie Kilian Junior, Georgia Susan Lassey LeSueur Middler, Nebraska

Middlers and Juniors

/School of Theology

Middlers and Juniors

Lucrecia Miranda Littlejohn

Junior. West Texas

Reid Tate McCormick

Junior. Florida

Andrew Stephen

McGinley

Middler

Susanna Elizabeth Metz

Middler, Pennsylvania

Margaret Caldwell Mulle

Junior. East Tennessee

Michael Brent Norris

Middler, Georgia

Jacob Wayne

Owensby

Junior, Florida

Paul Henry Phillips

Junior. Spokane

Allen BradfordPurdom

Middler, Ohio

Charles Blake Rambo

Junior, Central Florida

Martha Crowley Rogers

Junior. Minnesota William Gridley Scrantom, Jr.

Middler Gabriel A. Sinisi

Junior. Newark Stephen Courtney Smellie

Middler, Southwest Florida Gene Ramsey Smitherman

Middler, East Tennessee

Suzanne Nicholas Smitherman

Middler. East Tennessee Robert Leigh Spruill Middler. Virginia Matthew David Teel Junior, West Missouri Marc Patrick Vance Junior, Lexington Robert Reed VanDeusen Junior. Southwest Florida

Stephen Bruce Walker

Junior. Upper South Carolina William Thomas Warne Junior JosephEdwardWeatherly

Middler, Upper South Carolina

Paul Steve Winton

Middler, South Carolina Alfred Thomas Kurt Zadig, Jr.

Junior, South Carolina

School of Theology/ 89

SEMINARY SPOUSES

(L to R) (1) Karen Geary, Susie Walker, Cindy Norris, Joy Owensby, Jackie McCormick, Tamisyn Grantz, Britton Cook (2) Nancy Freeman, Anne Brewer, Katie Fulton, Dave Rogers. JoAnn Fuir (3) Jan Morgan, Kendra Lopez, Karen Geddes, Marta Ginzo, Judy Badders, Melanie Wright. Beth Herzog, Sandra Brown, Jann Dunnington, Kathy Scrantom, Pam Carlin, Donna Brown, Mary Sinisi, Dan Duncan, Debbie Donnelly- Barton. Not pictured: Sue Armentrout, Lynda Basinger, Lars Bergstrom, Dennis Campbell, Bemadette Capellaro, Marilyn Creamer, Audrey Daly, Ruth Dubois, Carol Eaton, Ruth Filchak, Francine French, Patty Godfrey, Carolyn Hatchett, Phebe Hethcock, Barbara Hughes, Roy Johnson, Gwen Kaminski, Laura Key, John LeSueur, Ian Littlejohn, Diana Lore, Maria Lytle, Whit Moore, Corrie Norman, Paul Peterson, Mary Jo Purdom, Carol Rambo, Susan Richter, Dwight Sloan, Angelina Sotomayor, Susalee Spruill, Leticia Vance, Virginia Veale, Laura Vinal, Peggy Ward, Saran Wame, Lisa Weatherly, Nancy Winton.

90 /School of Theology

School of Theology/ 91

92 /School of Theology

a^rsi\th05e,here on

, elsewhere _ #To those for who we care or who care^ for as ^To those ttfho are interested in the things for which we/ stand or who static fori the things in. which w& are interested <^To all those to whom £ewanee is either Dream or a %rtizattotT

A 'Brief history of the University of the South

School of Theology/ 93

1 he University of the South was

founded in 1857 by leaders of the Episcopal Church who were in- spired by the need for a Southern University of quality. With its assets destroyed in the Civil War, the University was rebuilt and has maintained a single-minded dedication to academic excellence and Christian Community.

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Qthas been said a map is history on onepaqe. To explain adequately the history of Sewanee's campus would require a volume- even to explain the central campus depicted here. In this block of buildings are ancient and modern -features. They tell a story of hope, perseverance, despair and victory

Cjlterry iKdll (1 961). A large portion of this building contains Guerry Auditorium (seating capacity 1011). although classrooms extend along two wings. This is the principal building of the Sewanee Summer Music Center In the connecting wing ad- jacent to Convocation Hall is the University art gallery.

Qlierrv ijartfl This courtyard between Convoca- tion and Walsh Halls is enclosed on the front side by cloisters, which also extend along two sides of Walsh. The Garth is used for concerts, plays, meetings, and services.

St. Cuke's Mall (18

was erected at the site u ed a wooden cross on JV University after the Civ struction, with limestoi chitectural precedent fa of the School of Theo seminary moved to Ha now contains colli classrooms.

Convocation Wall (1886):Thisbeautlfulstone

building, a significant example of Victorian-Gothic architecture, was designed as a meeting hall (west end) and gymnasium (east end) located in divided sections. It was a library from 1901 to 1 965. Today it is again a meeting hall and site for receptions and concerts The stained-glass windows and ornate Victorian woodwork are testaments to the age. On the walls are numerous plaques and portraits honoring important University and church leaders.

CBresltlt lower (1886). Built along with Convoca- tion Hall. Breslin symbolizes the commitment of early University leaders, despite those times of hardship and poverty, to the creation of a grand university on the scale of Oxford and Cambridge. The tower, modeled after Magdalen Tower at Ox ford, is 100 feet high. In it are the Douglas Chimes, the result of a gift in 1900. and a Seth Thomas clock, installed in 1935

Walsh '■J-fllll (1890): Classrooms andoffices of several humanities departments are located on the second and third floors. The appearance of a 19th century classroom is preserved in the central room of the middle floor. There on opposite ends of the desk are letters "pi" and "omega, " symbols of a debating society named after two University founders, Bishop Leonidas Polk and Bishop James Otey. On the main floor are administrative offices, including the office of the vice-chancellor.

Cleveland MetnoriCtMHklC (1965). Besides con- necting Carnegie. Guerry. and Walsh Halls. Cleveland contains the offices of financial aid an career planning, admissions, the registrar, and word processing and printing.

Carnegie 9{alC (1 913). A gift of Andrew Carnegie, this stone building housed science departments until the completion of Woods Laboratories. It is noui oc- cupied by administrative and faculty offices and the fine arts department. Above the entrance is inscrib- ed the Latin word "scientia," meaning "knowledge. " The dome and a telescope were add- ed in the 1940s

'Thompson 'HalC (1883): Known to thousands of alumni as Thompson Union, this restored building originally stood three stories high and housed the medical school. A fire virtually destroyed the building in 1950. Today Thompson contains the university relations offices and the Union Theatre.

AlC Saints' Chapel a 905,

tion was abandoned because All Saints' remained a single-: than 50 years. Its final and follow the plans of Edw chancellor from 1951 to 197. windows, flags, and other i aura of this Gothic style chapi Freres organ is used for mors held almost daily. Here also and degrees conferred. The! is depicted in the stained gla: front of the chapel.

1 he name "Sewanee," used

informally for the University, was given to this mountain plateau by the Indians. The Domain of the University encompasses about 10,000 acres, upon which there are many trails, forests, lakes, and mountain overlooks.

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Sewanee, Tenne

, HE UNIVERSITY is under the joint control Episcopal Church. Opened in 1868. Located a Mountains, two thousand feet above the level of I the surrounding valleys. The scenery is beaulifu tants are especially exempt from malarial and national reputation as a health resort. The atmosphere, even adapted to the requirements of a Summer School. The foil™ well equipped and lully organized with a thoroughly efficient

Academic, Theological, Medical, Law, The

. Geography .

U. While Sewanee s claim to stand for training in classical and literary culture is number ol alumni who nave attained to prominence in journali: m and literature, m business, and several are engaged in the practice of architecture C Through the g ficiary. an offer has been made for the building of a $60,000 S :ience Hill, which properly equipped, will fill a long-felt need in the broader growth of the University GRAMMER SCHOOL prepares boys (or this and other Unive -si ties and (or busine 1909. begins July 5th; Advent Term. 1909. begins Septemb. r 19th; Lent Term. 19lh Vacation from the middle of December to the middle c( March. insteaJ of months. *L For catalogue and other information addresss

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of eighteen dioces Sewanee. Tennesse. te sea. anj about om the climate is salub itilmonary complai n the hot season, is in|f departments ol of professors

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>ur-story building ip Quintard plac- 866, reuiuingthe \ sandstone con- itablished an ar- •rsity. The home 1984, when the , St. Luke's Hall i offices and

St. Jjiltf's Chapel (1 904) . Unusual for its large choir section and tiny nave in the English academic tradition, this small chapel is also noteworthy for its woodwork and display of sandstone craftsman- ship—fine window mullians and powerful walls. The Meneely bell in its tower hung in the original St Augustine's Chapel in 1870 and has since hung in All Saints' Chapel and Breslin Tower.

■itie bishop's Common (l 794). a student u

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the Common, houses the University post and Tiger Bay Pub and snack bar on the lower St. Luke's Bookstore, a dining room, lounge game rooms on the main floor; and a variety dent offices on the second floor.

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Phi deltaliieta Fraternity House ti ispired by Founde r itemities have a A FO house (across 87 ) as the first U nil house in the Soi he nation. Three qigma Alpha Epsiljp Alpha— were organizations t

this stone house was i Oxford. Sewanee'sfi orful history. Th Avenue), built in 1 was the first fraternity oldest ATO house in nities at Sewanee

Sigma, and Pi Kappjp chapters of their natu own houses

s of the Protestant on the Cumberland thousand leet above ous. and the inhabi- ts- Jr*jnrr lias a delightful and well the University are

ill! nicer t iw

ustilied by the large ny are successful in nerosity ol a bene- 'hen completed and

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<L Trinity Term. 1910. begins March during the Summer

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duPont library (1965)-. Thisthre

contains the 374.C00-volume Unive

which was begun

Cambridge in U68. A government documents center is also loca ed in duPont. A i are-books col- lection contains aiout 12,000 volu nes. including incunabula and m my first edition wo -ks acquired i part through the it fluence of the Se< ianee Review and literary perso talities at Sewanie The wood- work is of special interest in the Toi an Room just above the front dc or.

Woods laboratories (l

classrooms, and offices this science and math bu courtyard and Blackman

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the outer On the interio Auditorium

oc :upy i Idng.

construc- iroblems, \ for more oportions iy, vice- ined glass id to the Casavant which are s are held Jniversity hex at the

St. Augustine S Stone This is the site of the

original University Chapel, a frame building built in 1868 and enlarged several times. The chapel also served as classroom space. It was taken down in 1910, and the original furnishings are located in the neui St. Augustine's Chapel.

St. Augustine s chapeL (in sacristy wt

nishings date from the 1800's. andon be seen names, initials, etc. . carved in Mathematics was taught in St. Augusti federate General Edmund Kirby-Smitl is the rose window, representing the a the side windows, representing the church's authority from England to America to Sewanee.

rd Tower (1957): Thetower is 143 feet high and contains the 56-bell Leonidas Polk Memorial Carillon, one of the largest in the world. Carillon concerts are held most Sunday afternoons.

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story building

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with books given >y Oxford and

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Sewanee History/ 95

. Origins .

"Concerned by the failure of the Episcopal Church to establish within the various southern states a single successful university, 10 Episcopal dioceses agreed in 1856 to work together to create an institution which would serve the entire area. Responding to their bishops' invitation, clergy and lay delegates from North and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, and Tennessee met at Lookout Mountain near Chattanooga, Tennes- see, on July 4, 1857. and organized the first Board of Trustees.

This first meeting of the Trustees was followed by a second later that year in Montgomery, Alabama, at which the name and site of the University were chosen. At a third meeting in 1858, at Beersheba Springs, a resort near Sewanee, the Trustees received the charter for the University from the State of Tennessee.

The culmination of these early efforts was the ceremonial laying of the cornerstone for the first building, which took place on October 10, 1860. The Bishop of Georgia, Stephen Elliott, placed a Bible and Prayer Book within the stone; the Bishop of Louisiana, Leonidas Polk, concluded the laying of the stone for 'an institution established for the cultiva- tion of true religion, learning, and virtue, that thereby God may be glorified and the happiness of men may be advanced.' " (A piece of the original corner-stone is preserved in the wall of All Saints' Chapel, while a replica of the cornerstone lies on a wooded path across the street from Benedict.)

"The dreams of the founders were swept away during the Civil War. With the south lying desolate after the war, Charles Todd Quintard, Bishop of Tennessee, and George R. Fairbanks returned to the site of the campus in 1866. In a simple ceremony they and a few workmen erected a cross fashioned from nearby saplings, and formally re-established the University.

Many obstacles remained to be overcome, however, before the University could open its doors to students. The substantial amount of money which had been pledged to create the University before the war had been lost. Further, the South, from which support would logically come, was impoverished. Looking to England for support, Bishop Quintard made three fund-raising tours, returning to the United States after the first with sufficient funds to make the opening of the University possible.

The first Convocation of The University of the South was held on September 18, 1868, with nine students and four teachers present. The physical plant consisted of St. Augustine's Chapel, Otey Hall, and Cobbs Hall, each a simple frame building.

Although years of adversity, struggle, and sometimes poverty lay ahead, the University grew..."

-excerpted from the Catalog of the College of Arts and Sciences 1993

CTOBER 10, 1860, is a memorable date in the history of Sewanee. On that day, the corner-stone of the first building was laid in what is now known as Louisiana Circle.' Those who were present on that occasion describe the original corner-stone as being a very large block of reddish-brown, variegated Tennessee marble, which had been quarried somewhere near Win- chester in Franklin County. The stone was so large that tradition says it took eight yoke of oxen to haul it up the mountain, and a skilled workman spent six weeks in shaping and polishing it after it was placed upon the ground.

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The day appointed for the laying of the corner-stone dawned bright and clear, as beautiful an October day as could be desired. An eye-witness thus describes the scene: "Almost like magic, the mountain plateau of Sewanee teemed with life: the shriek of arriving railway trains, the rumbling of omnibuses and carriages brought up for the occasion, the throng of people from the surrounding country on foot, on horseback, in wagons, carts, and every conceivable vehicle, all gathered to a common centre, evinced the interest which the occasion created. A band of music from Nashville poured forth its martial strains, and booths and peddler wagons indicated a gala day for the people."

-excerpted from the Cap & Gown 1 895

. Campus and Buildings .

The buildings of the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Theology are constructed of sandstone from the Domain. They are frequently gifts of benefactors whose names they bear.

St. Luke's Hall (1878) once housed the School of Theology, which moved to Hamilton Hall, the previous residence of the Sewanee Military Academy. It now houses the Sewanee Review, classrooms, Grosvenor Auditorium and residence rooms for Senior males.

Thompson Hall (1883) once housed the medical school. After a fire in 1 950, recon- struction provided the student union and SPO until 1974, when the Bishop's Common was erected. It now houses University Relations and Alumni offices, and the Sewanee Union Theater.

Convocation Hall (1886) erected as the place for Senate and Board of Trustees meetings, and convocations, it served as the Library from 1901 to 1965.

Walsh-Ellen Hall (1890) has served faithfully as the location for classrooms and faculty and administrative offices.

Fulford Hall ( 1 890), once the residence of seven previous Vice Chancellors, became the location for Admissions, Financial Aid, and Public Relations.

St. Luke's Chapel (1904) serves the choir and orchestra for performances, as well as special services and compline services during the year.

All Saints' Chapel (1905) replaces the early wooden structure near the present building. Incomplete for 50 years, 1957 saw the completion of the present Gothic structure.

Carnegie Hall (1913) was once known as Science Hall. It now houses the Treasurer's office, classrooms, offices, studios, and the observatory.

Guerry Hall (1961) contains classrooms, offices, an auditorium, stage, offices, and an art gallery for visiting exhibitions and the University's permanent collection.

Snowden Forestry Building (1962) contains classrooms, laboratories, offices, and a green- house. The paneling of the rooms and large number of samples contribute to the wood technology collection.

The Jessie Ball duPont Library (1965) is named for the most munificent benefactor of the University. It houses the principal library holdings and archives and includes study carrels, screening rooms, a listening complex, and a collection of recordings.

Cleveland Memorial (1965) connects Walsh- Ellett and Carnegie. It also houses the Vice- President for Business and Community Relations, the Registrar, Career Services, and Minority Affairs.

Wiggins Hall (1965) contains individual and group practice rooms and offices for the Music Department.

J. Albert Woods Laboratories (1968) honors one of the most devoted alumni. The building contains classrooms, offices, labora- tories. Blackman Auditorium and the Waring Web Greenhouse.

The Bishop's Common (1974) contains the SPO, dining room, Tiger Bay Pub, lounges, WUTS radio station, student publications offices, meeting rooms and game rooms.

Emerald -Hodgson Hospital (1976) replaces the old hospital, now Hodgson Hall.

Clement Chen Hall (1991 ) replaces Fulford Hall as the residence of the Vice Chancellor.

The Robert Dobbs Fowler Center (1994) includes the Frank A. Juhan Gymnasium (1956-57). It provides weightrooms, racquet- ball courts, an indoor track, swimming pool, basketball courts, tennis courts and offices.

Residence halls: Hodgson Hall (1877), Emery Hall (1916), Hoffman Hall (1925), Elliott Hall ( 1922), Cannon Hall (1925), Johnson Hall (1926), Tuckaway Inn (1930), Phillips Hall (1951), Gailor Hall (1952), Gorgas Hall (1952), Hunter Hall (1953), Sessums Cleveland Hall (1955), Benedict Hall (1963), McCrady Hall ( 1964), Courts Hall (1965), Trezevant Hall (1969).

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. Future Directions .

The University is going through a period of building and renovation. More than half of the existing buildings were constructed in the late 1950's and early 1960's. Thus, Sewanee is undergoing a $50 million building and renovation boom to accomodate the expanding numbers and needs of students and faculty.

During the past five years, approxi- mately $25m in major construction and renovation projects have been accom- plished. Quintard Hall renovation, com- pleted 1990, was one of the first major renovations. Beyond this first-class dormi- tory, the campus received new walks, landscaping, exterior lights, handicapped accessibility, a refurbishing of Gorgas, St. Luke's, Clement Chen Hall, and new air conditioning for Cravens. Removing parking lots from interior campus sites to more remote sites is also a theme to come.

Currently underway is a $3m renovation of the old Emerald-Hodgson Hospital which will house 62 students beginning in August 1995. Hodgson Hall will be without

question one of the finest dormitories in the United States.

Like the Quintard project, the land sur- rounding the newly renovated Hodgson dormitory will be turned into a green area, thus resulting in the re-routing of Curlicue Road.

Next summer Phillips will be renovated and expanded internally to house 40 students.

Plans for the summer of 1995 call for a refurbishing of Cleveland Hall. Included in this refurbishment will be lighting, updating the alarm system, painting, and new carpet.

The next five years will see another $25 m spent on construction and renovation. During the summer of 1 996 Benedict Hall will receive a comprehensive refurbishment including a new heating and air conditioning system.

Also planned is a new theatre, to begin construction in the fall of 1996. The existing Academy gym will be renovated and ex- panded, similar to the Fowler Center renova- tion, resulting in a flexible 200-seat theatre, offices, studios, rehearsal and shop space, dance studio, dressing rooms, and storage.

Another facility, located near Hamilton Hall, will be a new chapel for the School of Theology. The architect, Fay Jones, is a world renowned designer. The design process is expected to begin this summer.

Depending on the success of the campaign, two major facilities will be added to the core of campus. The first is a new dining hall to be located on top of St. Augustine's Avenue parallel to All Saints' Chapel. This new facility will provide for the first time in many years a central dining hall for all students, faculty, and staff.

The second facility is a new academic building for Geology, Forestry, Academic Computing, and Computer Sciences. The 40,000 square foot facility will be the University's second largest academic building, and it will be located on the hill just southeast of Woods Lab.

In the end, the goal of the University is to shape the campus in such a way that the setting that will be created will reinforce the principles, history, tradition, and values of Sewanee, and at the same time adequately support the existing academic and student life programs, -submitted by Tom Kepple, edited Jennifer J. Pfeil

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. University musings .

SEWANEE! How beautiful art Thou in Thy High Places! A Beacon upon 5 the top of a Mountain, and an Ensign on an Hill! Sacred art Thou to us among the habitations of men, because of the noble spirits who have peopled Thy solitudes, and who have taught, by the sanctity of their lives and the richness of their learning, the excellency of the manhood that lives in touch with God! Sweet and gracious are the memories that haunt and hallow for us Thy waving forests and mountain views, and every acre of Thy wide^domam ! For simple tastes, and gentle manners, and unselfish service, during these five and forty years — with rare, proud courage. Thou hast made and lived Thy claim! O Sewanee! The child of so many labours; of so many hopes; of so many sacrifices ; of so great faith ! who can doubt for a moment that God — the God of the spirits of the flesh — hath chosen Thee for an Instrument and Inter- preter of His Will, and that, in serving Thee, we are proving our fellowship with God! (Rt. Rev. Thoma-. F. Cailor, Bishop of Tennessee end Chancellor of the University of the South. )

Sewanee Hymn

(Air- "Austrian National Anthem" by Haydn)

God of Light, Whose face beholding,

Israel's Leader learned Thy Will,- Fire and Storm the Rock enfolding,

When the Voice was calm and still,- Give Thy children on the Mountain

Grace and power Thy Truth to know; Open here a living fountain,

Whence thy praise shall ever flow.

On the world now grows the Vision,-

Love of Country— Freedom's call; Gauge of Battle,— Life's decision,-

Faith will see the Christ through all. Clear, surer, rings the story,-

"Christ our Brother-God Most High! Through earth's vapors sweeps the glory,-

Wrong, injustice, sin, must die."

For the warfare train us, Father- God of battles, God of might,-

That no mists of Hell may gather, Darken nor obscure the right.

Gird our souls with Thy Compassion, Purge our minds with fire divine;

Light of Light, the Truth Incarnate,

Make our lives and thoughts like Thine.

-Thomas F. Gailor

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.Mirutdae .

Alma Mater

THE

UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH

The University Prayer

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lmighty God, the Father of our Lord Jesus

Christ, we, Thy servants, implore Thy

blessing upon this University. Give the Spirit of

Wisdom to all those to whom Thou hast given

the authority of teaching and of government Let the students grow in grace day by

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day; enlighten their minds, purify their hearts,

and sanctify their wills. Bless all who have

contributed to this Institution; and raise up

to the University, we humbly pray Thee, a

never-failing succession of benefactors; through

our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. -*« Amen.

What Sewanee Stands For

The Education of the Whole Man

His lioih. in a physical environment and training almost ideal.

His mind, through courses in a scientifically correct curriculum, and through contact with a faculty strong in scholarship and personality.

His character, through the constant influence of Christianity as expounded and exemplified in the life of the University community.

The Malting of the Citizen,

In theory, through the influence of that ideal of patriotism which we call the Slwanee Spirit.

In practice, through dynamic living as a citizen in a community of which the student body constitutes the citizenship.

Individuality, Originality, Initiative

Taught to think independently, plan independently, but to act as a com- munity memher

The Historic Flag at Sewanee

"Once suspended from the south clerestory walls of All Saints' (University) Chapel was a silk flag, so faded and tattered that it was not at once recognized by visitors as the national banner, and prompt- ing frequent inquiries as to what it is and why it should be there. It is a flag with a history, and is one of the University's most treasured relics.

The staff was cut for it near the grave of Washington at Mount Vernon, by President Millard Fillmore, whose term extended from 1850 to 1853, and this flag with its staff was presented by General Winfield Scott to Mr. Lucius C. Duncan, of New Orleans. General Scott, who was in the diplomatic or consular service, took the flag on a journey to the Levant. On this trip the flag was unfurled on some of the historic battlefields of England, upon the Baltic Sea, 'upon all the memorable battlefields of Greece, the Pyramids and ruined temples of Egypt, on lonely Sinai and Horeb and Hor, upon the banks of Jordan and in Jerusalem.'

It came into posession of Dr. Herman C. Duncan who was present with it at the Fourth of July celebration on Lookout Mountain in 1857, when the University of the South was organized. Both the flag and staff were formally presented to the University in 1885 by Dr. Duncan."

The flag has been removed for safe keeping, but the staff is preserved in a glass case on the wall in the south clerestory.

-excerpted from the Cap & Gown 1 925

The University Seal

The University Seal contains the cross of Christ in the center, with the chain of links representing the ten original owning dioceses. It also contains the Greek letters of Christ's name, and the Alpha and Omega on the sides of the cross. The University's motto from the 133rd Psalm, "ECCE QUAM BONUM," above clasped hands, used from the founding of the University, lies below the cross. The dove of the Holy Spirit is above the cross. The name and the chartering date of the University, 1 858, encircle the cross and internal symbols. The shape of the seal is that of two congruent circles overlapped, signifying the union of God and humanity in Jesus Christ.

Tradition holds that students, upon receiving their diplomas are to walk across the seal as they are leaving the Chapel, and not before.

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Sustaining the Founders' Vision

Dr. Samuel R. Williamson, the 1 1th Vice-Chancellor, was installed in October 1988 as successor to Robert Ayers. While Dr. Williamson is responsible for the "careful planning for additional facilities as well as a modest expansion of the faculty and student body," his most inspirational movement has been towards the Campaign for Sewanee: Sustaining the Founders' Vi- sion. The attempts to sustain this vision include a $91.5 million fund-raising effort that will strengthen the endowment, create new campus facilities, and renovate those buildings which are so familliar.

After nearly 140 years, the 10 Episcopal dioceses from the southern states can rest. They can rest in the assurance that their dream and vision has become reality. There is now a place in the South which is responsible for "the cultivation of true religion, learning, and virtue." There is now a place which challenges the mind, body, and soul alike. There is now a place which offers, as any student or alumni knows, everything that could be asked for, and that place is the University of the South.

Vice-Chancellor Samuel R. Williamson( above), also Professor of History. B.A. Tulane University; M.A., Ph.D., Harvard University. Faculty since 1988.

He shall give his angels charge over you, to keep you in all your ways.

-Psalm 91

Dr. Samuel R. Williamsonfabove left) with President of the Order

of Gownsmen, Trey Sturtevant (right)

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The College of Arts and Sciences

Frederick Croom(above),.Provosf and Professor of Mathematics. B.S., Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Faculty since 1971.

Tom Ward (above), University Chaplain. B.A., The University of the South; B.AV M.A., Oxford; M.Div., Virginia Theological Seminary.

Laurence Alvarez(above),As.socjate Provost and Professor of Mathematics. B.S., The University of the South; M.A., Ph.D., Yale University. Faculty since 1964.

"The Renaissance humanists were right that learning should be related to the kinds of lives we seek to live." - Brown Patterson

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President for Business and Commu- nity Relations. B.A., M.B.A., Ed.D.

Larry Jones(above),Dean of the College and Professor of Biology. B.S., Woffard College; Ph.D.. University of North Carolina. Faculty since 1977.

Robert Hedrick(above),Z5i/'ecfor of Admissions. B.A., Adams State College; M.S., Ph.D.. Iowa State University.

Faculty / 103

Robert Keele(above).De<7H of the College and Profes- sor of Political Science. B.A. University of the South; M.A.. Ph.D.. Emory University. Faculty since 1961.

Tom Watson( above ),Interim University Librarian and Vice President for University Affairs. A.B., Oklahoma Baptist University; M.A., University of Arkansas; M.S.L.S. Simmons College.

Caren Rosser(left),Z)/Vecror of University Counseling and Psychology. B.S., Univer- sity of Washington; M.A., Ph.D. Vanderbilt University. Faculty since 1993.

"At Sewanee, the problem is the solution." -Dr.Gerald Smith

Robert Pearigen(below ),Dea/z of Men and Professor of Political Science. B.A. University of the South; M.A., Ph.D., Duke University. Faculty since 1987.

Lee Guerryi above), Dean of Women. B.A. The Univer- sity of the South.

The University Purpose

"The purpose of the College of Arts and Sciences of the University of the South is to develop the whole person through a liberal arts education of high quality. Sewanee is committed to the college of liberal arts as a distinct unit in the educational system of our country. The College's aims include training in personal initiative, in social consciousness, in aesthetic perception, in intellectual curiosity and integrity, and in methods of scientific inquiry. It endeavors to achieve these objectives with excellence in the context of a small college with a faculty of character and distinction maintaining close personal contact with a carefully selected group of students."

- set forth and adopted by the Board of Trustees on May 7, 1993

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Anthropology

" Breakfast cereal is no more real than Disneyland." -Dr. Richard O'Connor

Major Charles McCollough (above

left) Anthropology. B.A., Grove City College; M.A., Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. Faculty since 1992.

John Hamer( above right). Anthropology. B.A., Pennsylvania State; M.A., University of Pittsburgh; Ph.D. Northwestern University. Faculty since 1992.

Richard O'Connor (above) Anthropology (Chair). B.A William and Mary; M.A., Ph.D., Cornell University. Faculty since 1978.

Barry Lyons(above),/4n?/;ro/70/og;y. B.A., Washington University; M.A., Ph.D. University of Michigan. Faculty since 1994.

Patricia Gibson(above),/4/f//;ro/w/ogv and Chair of Third World Studies. B.A., San Jose State University; M.A.. Ph.D., University of California, Santa Barbara. Faculty since 1986.

Faculty / 105

Biology

Henrietta Croom(above),B/o/ogv (Chair) and John Palisano(above),Bi'o/ogv. B.S., Ph.D., Pre-Med Advisor. A.B.., Ph.D., University of University of Tennessee. Faculty since 1993.

North Carolina. Faculty since 1972.

Nancy Berner(above),.Bio/og;y. B.S., M.S., University of Idaho; Ph.D., Stanford University Faculty since 1992.

Bruce Connfabovej,B;'o/ogv. B.S., Lee College; M.S., Morehead State University; Ph.D., University of Cincinnati. Faculty since 1993.

Jonathan Evans(above),Bio/0g}>. B.A., Cornell University; Ph.D., Duke University. Faculty since 1994.

106 /Faculty

"As a result of its academic tradition, access to natural lands, and its unique collection of faculty representing a broad array of environmental studies, I believe Sewanee has the opportunity to become a leader among liberal arts colleges in training students to solve the environmental challenges of the next V^century." - Jonathan Evansy*

Jeffrey Tassin(above), Chemistry (Chair). B.A., Adelphi University; Ph.D., Georgia Institute of Technology. Faculty since 1981.

John Bordley( above ),Chemistry and Computer Science. B.S., Davidson College; Ph.D., The Johns Hopkins Univer- sity. Faculty since 1970.

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Edward Kirven(above),Chemistry. B.A., The University of the South; Ph D., Univer- sity of Minnesota. Faculty since 1976.

James Lowe(above), C/7«w'.yfrv. B.A., Antioch College; Ph.D., Stanford University. Faculty since 1965.

Timothy Blair(above),C/;emu7rv. B.S. Western Kentucky University; Ph.D.. University of Kentucky. Faculty since 1992.

Faculty / 107

Classical Languages

" Reading the Aeneid in english is like making love through plate glass. You can see everything, but it's just not the same."

-Dr. Bill Bonds

William Bonds(above),Classical Languages (Chair). B.A., The Johns Hopkins University; M.A., Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. Faculty since 1978.

John Seiters( above \eft),Classical Lan- guages. B.A., The University of the South; M.A., Ph.D., Florida State University. Faculty since 1971.

Charles Binniker (above right). Classical Languages. B.A., The University of the South; M.A., Florida State University; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Faculty since 1960.

Economics

Carl Heinemann(above),£concwH'cs. B.A., Vanderbilt University; C.P.A. Faculty since 1987.

Jill Hendrickson(above),£,co/?ow/cj'. B.A., University of Puget Sound; Ph.D., University of Notre Dame. Faculty sincel994.

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Robert Gottfried(above),£co«o/n/c.y (Chair). A.B., Davidson College, Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Faculty sincel982.

Yasmeen Mohiuddin( above ), Economics. B.A., M.A., Karachi University; M.A., Ph.D., Vanderbilt University. Faculty since 1981.

Arthur Schaefer( above ), Economics. B.A., M.A. Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. Faculty since 1966.

When I interviewed for the job, Marvin Goodstein, then chair, drove me to Green's view and said, 'Now we'll discuss salary.' I took the job. "

-Dr. Robin Gottfried

Ansel Sharp(above),Economics. B.A., Howard College; M.A., University of Virginia; Ph.D., Louisiana State University. Faculty since 1985.

Jerry Ingles(above),£'cc>H07?!/c.y. B.A., University of California Berkeley; M.A., Ph.D., Cornell University. Faculty since 1978.

Mark Nichols(above),Economics. B.S., University of Central Florida; M.A.. Ph.D.. Florida State University. Faculty since 1994.

Faculty / 109

Dale Richardson(above),£ng//s/j. B.A., Harvard College; M.A., University of Virginia; Ph.D.. Princeton University. Faculty since

1973.

Elizabeth Dewberry(above),£'«gfo/z. Ph.D., Vanderbilt University. Visiting Professor.

William Cockel above center), English. B.A., The University of the South; Ph.D.

Vanderbilt University. Faculty since 1967.

English

"Now comes the moment when I like a really good Falstaff."

-Dr. John Reishman, referring to the character in Henry IV part 1, not the beer

Henry Arnold, Jr., (above), English (Chair). B.A., The University of the South; M.A., Ph.D., Harvard University. Faculty since 1963.

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Edwin (Ted) Stir\ing(above),English. B.A., The University of the South; M.A., Ph.D., Northwestern University. Faculty since 1969.

Thomas Carlson(above),£«g/M/;. B.A., The University of the South; M.A., Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Faculty since 1970.

"A happy love affair in Troy is like a happy love affair on the Titanic."

-Dr. Robert Benson

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William Clarkson(above),£'«g/is/j. B.A., Yale College; M.A Jh.D., University of Virginia. Faculty since 1973.

Robert Benson(above),£>2g//.y/!. B.A., Vanderbilt University; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Faculty since 1970.

Faculty /111

Dennis Kezar(above),English. B.A. The University of the South. Pamela MacRe(above), English. B.A., Goucher College; M.A., Ph.D.

Faculty since 1994. Duke University. Faculty since 1984.

"People used to die for their religious beliefs. Now they die for their tennis shoes." -Dr. Wyatt Prunty

Wyatt Prunty(above),£«^/;.s/i. B.A., The University of the South; M.A., The Johns Hopkins University; Ph.D., Louisana State University. Faculty since 1989.

Don DuPree(above),£>?g/(.y/!. B.A. The University of the South; M.A., Vanderbilt University; M.A., Middlebury College; Ph.D., University of Whales, Cardiff. Faculty since 1988.

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If we instill into your hearts any reverence for Sewanee's past; any determination to make more glorious Sewanee's future; any vital interest in Sewanee's present, then our sole purpose is accomplished, our work is done. -Cap and Gown ,1907

in Grammer (above), English. B.A. Vanderbilt University; M.A., Ph.D., University of ginia. Faculty since 1992.

Ken Haynes(left), English. B.S. Cal Tech; Boston College Ph.D. program. Faculty since 1995.

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John Reishman( right)

English. B.A. University of Notre Dame; M.A., Ph.D., University of Virginia. Faculty since 1969.

Faculty/ 113

Fine Arts

Pradip Maldel above ).Fine Arts (Chair). Diploma. Bournemouth College of Art and Design; M.A.. Glasgow School of Art. Faculty since 1989.

Madonna just rubs me the wrong way.

-Dr. Gregory Clark

John Siewertf above), Fine Arts. B.A. University of Minnesota; M.A., Ph. D. University of Michigan. Faculty since 1994.

Gregory Clark( above), Fine Arts. B.A. University of California, Los Angeles; M.A., City University of New Yorl M.F.A., Ph.D., Princeton University. Faculty since 1989.

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iward Carlos( above ),Fine Arts. B.S., Indiana University of snnsylvania; M.F.A., Catholic University of America; Ph.D., Ohio tiiversity. Faculty since 1969.

Waring McCrady(below),Frenc/i. B.A., The University of the mth; M.A., Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Faculty since 1962.

George Poe( above ), French (Chair). B.A., Dividson College; M.A.. Middlebury College; Ph.D, Duke University. Faculty since 1988.

Frances B. Calder (left),French. B.A.,

Agnes Scott College; M.A.. Ph.D., Yale Univer- sity. Visiting Professor.

"Que la Montagne est Belle!" -George Poe

Faculty/ 115

Jacqueline Schaeferf above ).French. Licence es lettres, Diplome d'Etudes Superieures.Universite de Caen; Agregation de l'Universite, Paris-Sorbonne. Faculty since 1966.

Laurie Ramsey( above), French. B.A. College of William and Mary; M.A., Indiana Univer- sity. Faculty since 1992.

Donald Rung(above),Frenc/2. B.A., Harvard College; Ph.D., Princeton University. Faculty since 1987.

German

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James Davidheiser(above),Gennan. B.A. LaSalle College; M.A., Ph.D., University of Pittsburg. Faculty since 1976.

116 /Faculty

History

Arthur Knoll(above ),History. B.A., Bates College: M.A. New York University; Ph.D., Yale University. Faculty since 1970.

arold Goldberg(above),//(5fon' !hair). B.A., State University of New ork at Buffalo; M.A., Ph.D., University Wisconsin. Faculty since 1974.

W. - John Flynn(above).///.v/on'. B.A.,

Boston College; M.A., Ph.D., Columbia

University. Faculty since 1966.

Johan Ahr( above ),History. B. A., Harvard College; M.A. , Yale University. Faculty since 1993.

W. Brown Patterson

(left), History. B.A., The University of the South; M.A., University of Oxford; M.Div., Episco- pal Divinity School; A.M., Ph.D., Harvard University. Faculty since 1980.

Charles Perry( right). History. A.B., Davidson College; A.M.. Ph.D., Harvard University. Faculty since 1974.

"In the end, all of history comes down to this: those who realize the past can imagine the present.

-Dr. John Willis

Faculty/ 117

William Wood Register(above),Hi'sfory- B.A., The University of the South; M.A., Ph.D.. Brown University. Faculty since!992.

Susan Ridyard(above),Hiifory. B.A., M.A., Ph.D., University of Cambridge. Faculty since 1989.

Jennifer Wormald(above),///5forv.

M A., Ph.D., University of Glasgow. Visiting Professor.

Italian

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John Willis(above), History. B.A., Baylor University; M.A., Ph.D., University of Vir- ginia. Faculty since 1991.

Leslie Richardson(right), Italian (Chair). B.A., Southwestern at Memphis; M.A., University of Virginia; M.A., Middlebury College. Faculty since 1978.

118 /Faculty

Japanese

Mathematics and Computer Science

Ikuko Akiyama(above), Japanese. B.A., Keio University. Faculty since 1993.

Sherwood Ebey(above left). Mathematics Chris Parrish(above right). Mathematics.

(Chair). B.A., Wheaton College; M.A., B.A., St. Mary's University; M.A.. Ph.D.,

Ph.D., Northwestern University. Faculty University of California, San Diego,

since 1968. Faculty since 1986.

'It's so absurd it must be true."

-Dr. Stephen Puckette

Catherine Cavagnoro(below), Mathemat- ics. B.S., Santa Clara University. Faculty sincel993.

Will Haight( below), Mathematics. B.A., West Virginia University; M.S., Georgia Institute of Technology. Facuty since 1993.

William Priestley (below). Mathematics. B.A.,The University of the South; M.A., Ph.D., Princeton University. Faculty since 1967.

Faculty/ 119

Stephen Puckettet below). Mathematics. B.S. The University of the South: M.S., M.A.. Ph.D.. Yale University. Faculty since 1956.

Clay Ross, Jr.(right), Mathematics. B.S., Univeristy of Kentucky; M.A., Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Faculty since 1973.

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-Dr. Gilbert

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Music

Steven Shrader( above ),Music (Chair). B.A., The College of William and Mary; M.M. University of Cincinnati College - Conservatory of Music; Ph.D.. Northwestern University. Faculty since 1976.

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Edwin Chapell White(above )Music. B.A Emory University; M.F.A., Ph.D., Princeto: University. Visiting Professor.

Kristin Lindley(far \eft),Music. B.S.. M.S The Julliard School. Faculty since 1992.

Robert Delcamp(left),MH.src and Director of the University Choir. B.M., M.M., University of Cincinnati College-Conserva tory of Music; D. Mus., Northwestern University. Faculty since 1978.

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Susan Rupert(above),Mt«/c. B.M. University of Cincinnati- David Wilkes(above),A//w/c. B.M., Auburn University;

Conservatory of Music; M.M., Northwestern University. Faculty M.M., Kent State University. Faculty since 1989. since 1978.

Bran Potter(left), Geology (Chair). B.A., Williams College; M.S., Ph.D.,

University of Massachu- setts. Faculty since 1980.

" Sorry I'm late, but I misplaced my car. -Dr. Bran Potter

Karen Kuers(right), Forestry and Geology. B.S., Springhill; M.S., Texas A & M; Ph.D., University of Georgia. Faculty since 1994.

Forestry/Geology/Natural Resources

Faculty/ 121

Stephen Shaver(above).G<?o/ogv. B.S., North Carolina State University; Ph.D. Stanford University. Faculty since 1987.

Martin Knoll(below), Geology. B.A., The University of the South; Vanderbilt University; Ph.D., University o Texas. Faculty since 1993.

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James Peters(above),Philosophy (Chair). B.A., Northern Illinois University; M.A., Ph.D., Northwestern University. Faculty since 1984. 122 /Faculty

William Garland(above), Philosophy. B.A., Emory Univer- sity; Ph.D., The Johns Hopkins University. Faculty since 1968.

irry Krasnoff(above),P/2//o^o/?/;.v- B.A., Williams College; Ph.D., The hns Hopkins University. Faculty since 1994.

James Peterman(above), Philosophy. A.B., Kenyon College; M.A. Ph.D., Universityof California, Berkeley. Faculty since 1980.

ancis Hart(above),P/?y5/'cs (Chair). B.S., Manhatten College; M.S., Ph.D., Eric Ellis( above ),Physics. B.S., Ph.D., Syracuse University. Faculty racuse University. Faculty sincel967. sincel964.

Physics

Douglas Durig(far left). Chemistry and

Physics. B.A., Ph.D., University of South Carolina. Faculty since 1987.

Charles Pender(left), Physics. B.S.. M.A., Ph.D., University of Tennessee. Visiting Professor.

"Dr. Lowe on the second law of

thermodynamics:

This is the way the world will end,

This is the way the world will end,

This is the way the world will end;

Not with a bang, but with a whimper

(-T.S. Eliot)"

Faculty / 123

Political Science

Randolph Peterson( above ). Physics. B. S., M.S Ph.D.. University of Tennessee. Knoxville. Faculty since 1989.

Benito Szapirof above), Physics. M.S., Ph.D.. University of Buenos Aires. Faculty since 1993.

Charles Brockettftop \tf\),Political Science (Chair). B.A., Whittier College; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Faculty since 1979.

Gilbert Gilchristt bottom ]efo),Political Science. B.A., The University of the South; M.A. , Ph.D.. The Johns Hopkins University. Faculty since 1951.

Elwood Dunn(top right), Political Science. B.A., Cuttington College; M.A., Ph.D., The American University. Faculty since 1981.

Gayle McKeen(bottom right),Po/m'ca/ Science . B.A., University of Massachusetts; M.A., Ph.D., Univeristy of Chicago. Faculty since 1994.

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)an Ward( above ),Political Science. B.A., uke University; M.A., The Johns Hopkins niversity. Faculty since 1976.

Psychology

Barclay Ward(above),Po/m'ca/ Science. Scott Wilson(above),Po/m'cfl/ Science. B.A.,

B.A., Hamilton College; M.A., The Johns Oberlin College; M.A., Ph.D., Cornell University.

Hopkins University; Ph.D., University of Iowa. Faculty since 1994. Faculty since 1975.

^arol Tate(abo\e},Psychology. B.S., University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; 'h.D., North Carolina StateUniversity. Faculty since 1991.

Charles Peyser(above),Psychology (Chair). B.A., Hamilton College; M.A., Ph.D., Southern Illinois Univer- sity at Carbondale. Faculty sincel968.

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Timothy Keith-Lucas

(right). Psychology. B.A., Swarthmore College M.A., Ph.D.. Duke University. Faculty since 1973.

"I started liking my- self when I realized that there's no future in being logical." -Dr. Keith- Lucas

Nicole Barenbaum( above). Psychology. B.A., Cornell University; M.A., Ph.D., Boston Univer- sity. Faculty since 1990.

Maureen Vandermaas-Peeler(below), Psychology. B.A., Wake Forest; M.A., Ph.D., North Carolina State University. Faculty since 1993.

Religion

"If you think you're going to come out of this class with any- thing practical at all, drop the class."

-Dr. Carden on Religion 316, The Mystical Way

Larry Carden(left), Religion (Chair). B.A.. DePauw University; B.D., Yale University; Ph.D., Vanderbilt University. Faculty since 1982.

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[erbert Wentz(top right),Religion. B.A., University of North Carolina; .T.B., The General Theological Seminary; M.A., University of Oxford; h.D., University of Exeter.

"The Kingdom of God is like Party Weekend. The fullness of it reaches back into the present and begins to corrupt you on Tuesday evening."

-Dr. Wentz

Corrie Norman(abo\e),Religion. Griseur(above), Religion. B.A.,

A.B., Florida State University; Groshen College; M.Div. Harvard

M.T.S., Harvard Divinity School; Divinity School; Th.D., Harvard

Th.D. Harvard University. University. Faculty since 1994.

Faculty since 1994.

"Jesus was a really great guy, but he didn't publish much." -Dr. Norman

Mark Preslar(bottom left), Russian. B.A., Arizona State University; M.A., University of Arizona; A.B.D., Univer- sity of Washington. Faculty since 1971.

Russian

David Lumpkins( right ).Russ ian (Chair). B.A., Univer- sity o f Tennessee; M.A., Ph.D., Vanderbilt University. Faculty since 1968.

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Spanish

Thomas Spaccarelli(top left),Spanish (Chair). Diploma de Estudios Hispanicos, Universidad de Granada; A.B., University of Illinois at Chicago Circle; M.A., Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. Faculty since 1974.

Maria Natal(top center) ,Spanish. Bachiller, Universidad de Sevilla; M.A., University of Texas, Ph.D., University of Florida. Faculty since 1986.

Antonio Mompletftop right),Spanish. Ph.D., Madrid Universidad complutance de Madrid. Visiting Professor.

Eric Naylor with colleagues(bottom right), Spanish and Medieval Studies. B.A., The University of Margaret Bonds(bottom right), Spanish. B.A the South; M.A., Ph.D. .University of Wisconsin. Faculty since 1962. University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee; M.A.

Ph.D., University of Maryland. Faculty since 1980. 128 /Faculty

Theatre

Dan Backland(below),7y;ec/fre. B.S., Bradley University; M.F.A., North Carolina School of the Arts. Faculty since 1989.

"What do you mean you can't think of any good charac- ters? Just look around here at the Faculty." -Dr.

Backland on Theatre 101 play writing

tin Piccard(above), Theatre. B.A., M.F.A., Florida ite University. Faculty since 1978.

David Landon( above), Theatre. B.A., Harvard College; Ph.D., Vanderbilt University. Faculty since 1974.

;te Smith(above),772eafre (Chair). B.A., College of the Holy Cross; .A., M.F.A., Ph.D., Case Western Reserve University. Faculty since •82.

Phoebe Pear\gen{above), Theatre. B.A., Birmingham-Southern College; M.F.A., Southern Methodist University. Faculty since 1987.

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Joel Welsh( above ),Director ofSewanee Outing Program.

Lisa Manley(above),D('recror of Student Activities.

Paul Engsberg( below ),Registrar.

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Scott Torreano, Forestry. B.S., Michigan Technology University, M.S., North Carolina State University; Ph.D., University of Georgia.

Marcia Clarkson, Computer Science B.S., William Smith College.

Laura Whipple, Music. B.M., MM., Eastman School of Music.

George Core, English. B.A., M.A., Vanderbilt University; Ph.D., University of North Carolina.

Russ Vandermaas-Peeler(below),D/r<?c?or of Student Housing. B.A., Marshall University; M.S., North Carolina State University.

Bill Barry(above),DiVecfor of the Fowler Center.

Cliff Afton(above),D/rec?or of Physical Education. B.S., Western Michigan University; M.S., University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

Mary Sue Cushman(above), Teacher Education (Chair). A.B., Wellesley College; Ed.M., Harvard University.

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The Reverend Thomas R. Ward, Jr. University Chaplain

The Reverend Annwn H. Myers Associate University Chaplain

The Reverend Christopher Bryan Priest Associate

Dr. Robert G. Delcamp University Organist and Choirmaster

Douglas O'Neill Assistant University Organist

S. Dixon Myers Coordinator of Outreach Ministries

D. Wallace Adams Lay Chaplain

Roslyn C. Weaver Office Administrator

Karen S. Keele Assistant to the Staff

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THE SACRISTANS' GUILD

The All Saints' Chapel Sacristans' Guild was established to assist the clergy in their preparation for all services of worship held in All Saints' Chapel. Nominated by out-going seniors each Spring, newly elected Sacristan Candidates enter a semester long period of training and are usually inducted into the Guild the following Fall. The role of Sacristan is best observed on Sundays during the school year, at the famous Festival Service of Lessons and Carols each Advent, and during Holy Week in the Spring.

Members (left to right): Paul Randall, Cameron Graham, Julia Norwood, Laurel Murchison, Christine Keating, Tom Poyner, David Young, Elizabeth Sherwood, David Frazelle, Annwn Myers (Advisor), C atherine Traywick, Carlyle Knox, Wallace Adams. Not pictured: Julian McKimmon, Katherine Inge.

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Acolytes aid in both daily and Sunday Chapel services. All interested students are welcome to participate.

Members: (L to R) David Howard, Robert Hollo way, Madeline Johnson, Wallace Adams (Trainer), Caroline Smith, Andrew Israel, Ramsey Moss, Jamie McGregor, Abi White, Evonne Marler, Chris- tian Setzer, Sara Smith, Amy Swepston, Kevin Sparrow. Not Picrured:Douglass Adair, Liz Archer, Bill Baker, Polly Bass, Liz Bull, Erwin Byrd, Chris Cudabec, Kristina Erlewine, Kelly Grey, Jennifer Hamilton, Willy Haselden, Elizabeth Irwin, Sean Jecko, Lauren Keith, Kelli Lassiter, Belle Little, Vaiden McElwee, Stephanie Mitchell, J. Andrew Moreman, Ashley Neal, Errett Neil, Alice Odom, Margaret Parsell, Grove Parsons, Caroline Powell, Bedford Vickers, Rob Whisenant.

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THE UNIVERSITY CHOIR

The University Choir is first and foremost a Chapel choir. The group sings every Sunday for the University service in All Saints' Chapel, and also offers an Evensong service on the first Sunday of the month. The choir performs three services of Lessons and Carols during Advent semester, and a major work late in the Easter semester. The choir has also been involved in tours to England, and around the United States.

Members (L to R): (1) Burnie Rogers (Bass Section Leader), Sarah Miers (Soprano Section Leader), Dale Carter (Tenor Section Leader), Christiana Holyer (Alto SectionLeader), Christina Vial (President), Margaret Buchanan (Vice President), Patrick Comer (Secretary), Suzanne Eastridge, Allison McGlothin.Una Hall (2) Stephanie Perry, Beth Monkman, Theresa Hartley , Karen Jacks, Jeanette Warren, Christine Allnut, Rachel Hildebrandt, Elizabeth Byrd, Katie Murdock, Gretchen Roberts.Cathy Rafferty, Mary Rossi, Jennifer Fuqua, Marian Gannaway, Jan Garrison, Rev. Annwn Myers, Elizabeth Bowlin, Amy Jo Perigo (3) Beth Mozier, Rachel McMillen, Ansley Tullos, Elizabeth Fitch, Misty Maib. Abigail Johnson, Elizabeth Olson, Katherine Kellogg, Eliza Fisher, Lisa Ackerman, Claire Lambert, Catherine Harrison, Katie Edwards, Catherine Salmon, Kristen Shelton, Lucie Ewing, Elizabeth Arial, Becky Estes, Alice Sneary, Sarah Martins, Jennifer Armstrong, Erin Grossman, Carrie Miller, Doug O'Neill, Andy Peuler, Abby Blackwell, (4) Dr. Robert Delcamp, Rev. Tom Ward, Eric Marsland, Rev. Christo- pher Bryan, Chris Hammond, Jason Abel, David Kern, Guy Cooper, Will Christie, Ben Carlisle, Ryan Mason, Walton Comer, Preston Shaffer,Holmes Paschall, James Acken, Josh Varner. Not pictured: Anne Shoemake, Matthew Cathy, Larry Cook, Robert Holloway, Ashley Owen, Dan Rigazzi, Susan Carrison.

YOUNGLIFE

YoungLife is a nationwide Ecumenical ministry dedicated to meeting high school students "on their own turf" and building strong relationships through which the Gospel may be communicated. The Sewanee chapter is made up of college students with support from families in the Seminary and University Community. The chapter also has strong contacts with the Chattanooga Area Chapter and the National organization.

Leaders: Michael Jarrett, Brooke Vaughn, Paul Randall, Julian Bibb, Rachel Carlson, Presh Killebrew, Mallory Dimmitt, Susan Carrison, Anne Spear, Missy Bennett, Tricia Mashburn, Kimberly Fellman, Louie Caputo, Scott Womack, Liz Ellington, Mica O'Brian, Erin Hanni, Josh Reams, Bert Emerson.

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THE CANTERBURY GROUP

The Canterbury Group recognizes the validity and integrity of existing Christian groups at Sewanee and its goal is to seek increased awareness of the Anglican understanding of the Christian faith. Weekly meetings range from games, movies, and discussions to ice skating. Annual traditions in- clude a Eucharist and cookout at the cross and Advent tree decorating party.

The Canterbury Steering Committee: (L to R) Abi White, Sarah Miers (Convener), Stacey Thompkins, Paul Randall, Elizabeth Sherwood. Not pictured: Catherine Christy.

MATRONS: (L to R)(l) Walli Stevens (Johnson), Anita Anderson (Gorgas) Dorothy Easley (Benedict) (2) Patricia Jackson (Quintard), Ruth Strassburg (Trezevant), Anne Smith (Elliott), Doretha Fowlkes (Tuckaway) (3) Jan Drake-Lowther (Courts), Mary Marcia Cook (McCrady), Olwyn Souter (Gailor), Janet Gairhan (Canon).

CARRILLONEURS

The Carrilloneurs provide music every Sunday following the University service, special recitals, as well as providing Sunday afternoon concerts that can be heard throughout central campus.

Members: (L to R): Jessica Fletchall, L. H. Whipple (Instructor), Greg Bautista, Megan Montgomery, Nancy Beth Spencer.

COMMUNITY BUILDING COMMUNITY

Community Building Community is an organization of undergraduate students, community members, Semi- narians, and University faculty who volunteer their time and skills with unmeasured energy into renovation and repair of low income homes in the Sewanee community. All of the services rendered are performed without charge.

Members: Jenny Johnson (President), Anne Jones (Secretary/Treasurer), David Burger, Stephanie Mitchell, Kelly Ramke, Sarah Wheeless, Carolina Lugo, Lindsley Wellborn, Chandre Sergent, Wendy Orlow, Presh Killebrew, Catherine Coleman, Heidi Hays, Mary Beth Teague, Jeremy Larance, Karen Jacks, Bonnie Smith, Katherine Christy, Becky Estes, Katherine Kellogg, Vaiden McElwee, Castlen Tindall, Lisa Akerman.

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ALL SAINTS' CHAPEL OUTREACH MINISTRIES

All Saints' Chapel Outreach Ministries is a program designed to involve students in the challenging effort of helping and serving others, and then reflecting on those experi- ences.

Components of this Outreach program include Appalachia Housing Projects where students aid in the building and refurbishing of homes in this region. Break trips take the participants to serve in locations such as Kingston. Jamaica. Navajoland, New Mexico, San Pedro Sula. Honduras and the inner city of New Orleans. Louisiana.

Each of us strive to leave something behind in these places, while we leave forever changed by that which we have learned.

SAN PEDRO SULA,	HONDURAS
Ed Flowers	STAFF:
Matthew Mebane	Cecilia Bogran
Caroline Smith	Cheri Peters
Leah Smith	Jim Peters
Alice Sneary	Nathaniel Peters
Catherine Wiesener
Derry Wilkins
Laura Wylie

KINGSTON, JAMAICA

JJkuko Akiyama Maryetta Anschutz Lee Boyd

Margaret Buchanan Kristina Erlewine Dave Frazelle Heidi Hayes Sean Jecko Merritt Kinder Maria Marcum Grove Parsons J. J. Pfeil Tom Poyner Rob Rhoden Lillian Rice Dan Rigazzi Chad Robbins Nikki Robertson Rob Sanford Jama Shelton Hadley Simmonds Jason Smith Janie Taylor Celeste Unsworth Josh Varner Abi White

STAFF:

Pradip Malde Lisa Manley Bill Mauzy Dixon Myers Randy Odle

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NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

Missy Bennett Rachel Carlson Susan Carrison Mallory Dimmitt Nathan Ewer Kelly Grey Una Hall Chris Hammond Robert Holloway Christiana Holyer Presh Killebrew Kelli Lassiter Stephanie Mitchell Melissa Riley Anne Spear Bedford Vickers STAFF: Al Zadig Wallace Adams

NAVAJOLAND, NEW MEXICO

Jennie Akins Hope Atmore Millie Flournoy Stephanie Gilbert Holly Hacker Jennifer Ison Maggie Kizer Alithia Little Tricia Mashburn Paul Morris Wendy Orlow Jesse Pursley David Rugge Collins Smith Lyle Tenpenny

STAFF:

Bryan Murphy Julie Murphy

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HONOR COUNCIL

(L to R) (1) Jake Abernathy, Susie Anderson, Trey Sturtevant (Vice-Chair),Kyle Sclafani (Secretary), Julian Bibb, (2) Cotton Bryan (Chair), Ivan Kozak, Joe Underwood, Will Merritt, Campbell Bourland.

STUDENT LIFE CABINET

Dean Robert W. Pearigen

Dean Lee B. Guerry

Lisa Manley

Joel Welsh

Russ Vandermaas-Peeler

Eric Benjamin

Julie Murphy

Caren Rosser

Anne Sitz

Reverend Tom Ward

Reverend Annwn Myers

DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE

(LtoR):(l)ChanMuller (Chairman), Karen Haley (Assistant Chairman), Cameron Graham, J. Q., Freeman. (2) Scott Branting, Kathyrn Ingram (Secre- tary), Jaret Pfluger, Sikes Ragan. Not Pictured: Paula Sereebutra.

STUDENT ASSEMBLY

The Assembly represents student opinion and makes recommendations to the faculty and administration through the Deans. The Assembly legislates in matters of student affairs, subject to ratification by the faculty and administration, and it recommends to the Deans of Students and the Provost the allocation of student activity funds.

Hunter Connelly (Speaker), Helen Boehm(Treasurer), Frances Lumpkin (Secretary).

Class representatives : Senior Class: Scotty Scott; Junior class: Chris Rainey, Brooke Vaughn, Rob Rhoden; Sopho- more class: Jeanne Porter, Christy Beasley, Jennie Sutton; Freshman class: Angela Ward, Kiki Reese.

Dorm representatives : J. J. Pfeil (Johnson), Bedford Vickers (Johnson), David Simpson (Cannon), Ed Flowers (Can- non), Karen Haley (Quintard), Scarlett Elliott (Quintard), Jaret Pfluger (Benedict), Shann Williams (Benedict), Bobby Mosca (Benedict), Emily Allenburger (Benedict), Vaiden McElwee (Hunter), Jennifer Armstrong (Hunter), Jason Pittman (McCrady), Katie Greene (McCrady), Sean O'Quinn (McCrady), Felysha Jenkins (McCrady), Matt Laney (Gailor), Luke Schrader (Gailor), Ivan Kozak (Gailor), Bob Jackson (Gailor), Julian Bibb (Courts), Cynthia Norman (Courts), Alice Grey Odom (Courts), Kathryn Ingram (Courts), Paula Sereebutra (Hoffman), Cynthia Lyons (Hoffman), Jeff Peters (Tuckaway), Kate Shealy (Cleveland), Lisa Akerman (Cleveland), Pat Bowen (Trezevant), Michael Sansbury (Trezevant), Craig Wardlaw (Trezevant), James Baker (Trezevant), Scott Phillips (Trezevant).

Other students : Cathy Rafferty, Greg Bautista, Seth Eaker, Mary Adams, Shannon Smith, Mary Talbot, Darron Busbee, Reggie Ramsey, Matt Hunter, Matt Stiles.

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THE ORDER OF GOWNSMEN

The Order of Gownsmen is made up of students who have achieved the required grade-point average and are entitled to wear the academic gown. The order advises the Student Assembly and strives to promote and maintain the spirit, tradition, and ideals of the University. The body has legislative influence through its appointment power to student and faculty committees and its ability to investigate any concerns of the student body.

Members: Jason Abel, Jake Abernathy, James Acken, Ashley Aiken, Lisa Akerman, Carol Akins, Ikuko Akiyama, Chance Algar. Rinne Allen, Monte Alves, Lizzie Anderson, Elizabeth Ariail, Aidan Arney, Jason Balogh, Steve Barden, Kostadin Basamakov. Amanda Basham, Susan Baskett, Nicholas Beasley, Leigh Behrens, Allison Bell, Celena Benjamin, Ariel Bennett, Hannah Bennett, Andrew Benson, Beau Bethea, Julian Bibb, Courtney Birch, Valerie Blanks, Helen Boehm, Thomas Booker (SOT), Scott Boring, Matt Boucher, George Bowers, John Boyd, Scott Branting, Dan Brooks, Alex Brown. Claiborne Brown, Elizabeth Brown, Greer Brown, Allyson Brownlee, Cotton Bryan, Ama Bryson, Brooke Buchanan. Margaret Buchanan, Liz Bull, Chris Cairns, Chris Campbell, Jane Campbell, Ben Carlisle, Catherine Carruthers, Katherine Cashman, Catherine Christie, Abbey Christman, Katherine Christy, Carter Clements, Keith Coates, Lee Cole, Anna Collins, Doug Combs, Patrick Comer, Hunter Connelly, Amanda Cook, Heather Cook, Mike Cooke, Drew Corbett, Hillary Covington, Skyler Covington, Ben Crawford, Jennifer Crook, Sarah Cross, Timothy Dargan, Molly Davis, Tom Dees, Lindsey Delaplaine, Kate Depew, Bond Dillard, Pete Dillon, Claire Drummond, Evans Dunwoody, Seth Eaker, Suzanne Eastridge, Branan Edgens, Bryan Eklund, Roe Elam, Scarlett Elliott, Drew Ellis, Chris Elwell, Kristina Erlewine, Maggie Erwin, Kathy Gale Estes, Nikki Etheridge. Gina Everetts, Lucie Ewing, Richard Faw, Eliza Fisher, Elizabeth Fitch, Fletch Fletcher, Elizabeth Foss, Tara Frankel, Dave Frazelle, Branan Freeman, Saskia Galbraith, Beth Galligan, Clark Gallivan, Georganne Garzon, Kimberly Gay, Maggie Giel, J. P. Given, Dode Gladders,Camille Gleaton, Perry Gooch, Cameron Graham, Alison Grand, Hays Green, Robbie Griffith, Ken Grimes, Cathy Gross, Holly Hacker, Trey Hackney, Karen Haley, David Hall, Lee Hamilton, Jennifer Hamilton, Eric Harrell, Mary Carol Harris, Lebby Harrison, Max Hart, Caroline Hartley, Kim Harvin, Willy Haselden, Winslow HastieAmy Hawkins, Katherine Hawethorne, Heidi Hays, Ryan Healan, Parakrama Herath, Cathy Herrmann, Elizabeth Hesselink, Kevin Hiers, Gaby Hill, Yvonne Hill, Celia Holland, Christiana Holyer, K. C. Home, Dave Howard, Laurie Howell, Rob Howell, Steven Howell, Walter Hubbell, Ivar Hultin, Brad Hunter, Matt Hunter, Kristin Ialacci, Kathryn Ingram, Elizabeth Irwin, Uzair Ismail, Andrew Israel, Charles Israel, Karen Jacks, Megan Jackson, Robert Jackson, Stephen Jackson, Michael Jarrett, Sean Jecko, Weina Jiang, Jenny Johnson, Natasha Johnson, Chris Johnson, Talman Johnson, Keith Johnston, Bums Jones,Carlotta Jones, Kathleen Jones, Trey Jones, Brian Joyner. Page Kalish, Christine Keating, Christopher Keefer, Sammi Kell, Katherine Kellogg, Jay Kelly ,Melissa Kennedy, David Kem, Carlyle Knox, Chase Kopecky, Ivan Kozak, Sissy Kuhlke, Shamala Kumar, Valerie Kuthe, Alexandra Kutz, Allison Lamb, Matt Laney, Harvey Lardin, Kelli Lassiter, Gretel Leslie, Jennifer Leveridge, Frederick Lewis, Julia Lindyberg, Robert Lominack, Gibson Lott, Susanna Lowrey, Matt Lugar, Frances Lumpkin, Jason Luna. Quingshan Luo, Katherine Mahon, Barbara Major, Maria Marcum, Nicole Maris, Evonne Marler, Tuck Marshall, Eric Marsland, Dave Mason, Ryan Mason. Sally McClatchy, Ryan McConnell, Charles McCorquodale, Mercedes McDaniel, Vaiden McElwee, Jenn McGee, Anne McGinn, Allison McGlothin, Preston McKee, Kelley McLeod, Kirstin McMillan, Catherine McNeese, Jonathan Meiburg, Will Merritt, Jana Mestecky, Sarah Miers, Adam Miller, Keith Minnifield, Jeff Mitchell, Megan Montgomery, Chris Morris, Brian Morrow, Anson Mount, Laurel Murchison, Katie Murdock, Sarah Musselman, Wes Myers, Ashley Neal, Fritz Newiger, My-Kahnh Nguyen, Scott Noland, Sean O'Quinn, Eric Ochel, Randy Odle, Ashley Owens, David Padilla, Jefferson Parker, Grove Parsons, Jim Patterson, Stacy Patton, Amy Pecquet, Stephanie Perry, Cynthia Petesch (Secretary), Jennifer Pfeil, Jaret Pfluger, David Phelps, Chris Phillips, Lori Phillips, Bridgette Plowman, John Pollock (SOT), Greg Pond, Brandi Poole, Josh Poole, Amy Powell, Caroline Powell, Tom Poyner, Cathy Rafferty, Sikes Ragan, Paul Randall, Rob Rhoden, Lillian Rice, Daniel Richards, Heathcliff Rico, Jeff Ridner, Rachel Riemer. Dan Rigazzi, David Roark, Chad Robbins, Burnie Rogers, Tyler Roper, Mary Rossi, Brian Rushing, Alexander Ryan, Stephen Salmon, Franklin Sames, Tania Samman, Asitha Sandanayake, Rob Sanford, Craig Schmidt, Luke Shrader, Kyle Sclafani, Art Scomavacca, Nena Scott, Paula Sereebutra, Malcolm Sewell, Emily Shealy, Anne Shoemake, Angela Sitz, Katherine Slingluff, Dusty Smith, Heather Smith, Jason Smith, Sara Smith, May Smythe, Alice Sneary, Traci Solomon, John Sonfield, Justin Sonfield, Nikki Songy, Kevin Sparrow, Missy Speights, Nancy Beth Spencer, Grayson Splane, Seth Spoelman, Emily Sprouse, Benji Stevenson, Leslie Stidham, Jim Stoltz, Roger Stott, Jack Strifling, Dick Strong, Trey Sturtevant (President), Jeddie Suddeth, Missy Sumerel, Jennie Sutton, Mary Adams Tartt, Robin Taylor, Mary Beth Teague, Charles Temple, Lyle Tenpenny, Michael Terrell, Jenny Thacker, Amy Thompson, Chris Thompson, Dave Thompson, Camille Thompson, Stacey Tompkins, Jordana Tonn, Katherine Toole, Catherine Tray wick, Brett Trotter, Avery Tucker, David Tudor, Sarah Tuton, Joe Underwood, Celeste Unsworth, Margaret Upchurch, Hampton Uzzelle, Dana Van Camp, Amanda Vance, Serens Vann, Josh Vamer, Brooke Vaughan, Tyler Vaughey, Chriatina Vial, Beth Vickers, Duncan Vinson, Dave Waddell, Leslie Walker, Tija Ward, Dallon Weathers, Nat West, Cathy White, Farrell White, Quisha White, Andrew Williams.Chris Willett, Lee Williams, Ray Williams, Lee Willis, Jenny Wolfram, Jennifer Wood, Artricia Woods, Laura Wylie, David Young, Trent Zivkovich.

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PROCTORS

Proctors are the liasons between the administration and students. Proctors are in charge of their residence hall as well as its residents. They maintain dorm regulations, keep quiet hours in effect, help with roommate problems, order those beloved dorm break- fasts, keep us safe, leave blinkies, and have fun too (when not on dorm duty).

Head Proctors: Elizabeth Ariail Eric Harrell

Leigh Behrens (Quintard) Cotton Bryan (Tuckaway) Katherine Christy (McCrady)

Jennifer Crook (Quintard) Tom Dees (Cannon) Pete Dillon (Trezevant) Fletch Fletcher (St. Luke's) Hays Green (Tuckaway) Christiana Holyer (Cleveland) Matt Hunter (Elliott) Michael Jarrett (McCrady) Natasha Johnson (Gorgas) Sami Kell (Phillips) Carlyle Knox (Elliott) Julie Lindyberg (Benedict) Jennifer McGee (Hunter) Ryan Mason (Gailor) Sarah Miers (Hoffman) Ashley Neal (Johnson) Brigette Plowman (Gorgas) Josh Poole (Benedict) Cathy Rafferty (Cleveland) Sikes Ragan (Courts) Paul Randall (Trezevant) Kyle Sclafani (Quintard) Sara Smith (Gorgas) Roger Stott (Quintard) Joe Underwood (McCrady) Brooke Vaughan (Courts) David Young (Gailor)

OMICRON DELTA KAPPA

Omicron Delta Kappa is the National Leadership Honor Society that recognizes and encourages superior scholarship, leadership, and exemplary character. Omicron Delta Kappa was founded in 1914 at Washington and Lee University Lexington, Virginia and the Alpha Alpha Circle of ODK at Sewanee, Tennessee was installed in 1929.

Members: (L to R) (1) Cathy Rafferty, Elizabeth Hesselink, J. J. Pfeil, Amy Thompson (2) Jennifer Wood, Kristina Erlewine, Pete Dillon, Cameron Graham, Anne McGinn, Asitha Sandanayake, Jenny Johnson, Sarah Miers, Robert Lominack (President) (3)Tom Kepple. Rob Rhoden, Burns Jones, Charles Israel, Katherine Christy, Kevin Hiers, Cotton Bryan, Randy Odle, Paul Randall, Lisa Akerman (4) Kevin West, Kim Heitzenrater, Dean Rob Pearigen, Julie Curd, Dawn White, Dean Lee Guerry (5) Dr. Brown Patterson, Dr. Charles Brockett, Dr. Bruce Conn, Dr. Ansel Shaip. Not pictured: Elizabeth Ariail, Matt Boucher, Mary Rossi, Stowe Ruff. Andria Warren, Beth Harris, Dr. Henry Arnold, Dr.Charles Binniker, Ed Camp, Dr, Fred Croom, Dr. Bill Garland, Dr. Gilbert Gilchrist, Dr. Anita Goodstein, Dean Bob Keele, Dr. William Register, Phoebe Pearigen, Dr. Charles Perry, Dr. Stephen Puckette, Dr. Doug Seiters, Dr. Gerald Smith,Dr. Harry Yeatman, Major McCollough, Dr. Pat Gibson.

ETA SIGMA PHI

Eta Sigma Phi, the Sewanee chapter of the National Classics Honor Society, helps students gain an appreciation for the classics through guest lecturers, museum visits and get togethers. Members:

Claiborne Wood Brown Benjamin Todd Crawford Christopher George Cudabec Mary Grace Gibbs DuPree John Andrew Ellis Lorena Deanese Freeman Berkeley Haynsworth Little Robert Edward Lominack Jon Frederick Newiger Harris Frederick Powers III Dr. Charles M. Binniker Dr. William S. Bonds Dr. Susan J. Ridyard Dr. J. Douglas Seiters

PI SIGMA ALPHA

The Gamma Sigma Chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha of the National Political Science Honor Society (established at Sewanee in 1958), seeks to stimulate productive scholar- ship and an intelligent interest in government.

Members:

Jenny Johnson (President)

Clai Brown (Secretary /Treasurer)

Keith Coates

Jennifer Hamilton

Robert Lominack

Sarah Miers

David Padilla

Kristina Erlewine

Brad Mall

Lillian Rice

Kawanna Reese

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PHI BETA KAPPA

Phi Beta Kappa. National Honor Society, recognizes high academic achievement and seeks to foster the spirit of active scholarship. Its members are encouraged to assume leadership in student affairs. Election to Phi Beta Kappa is perhaps the most prized honor a college student can receive. Phi Beta Kappa was founded in 1776 at the College of William and Mary. It is the oldest fraternity in the United States. The Sewanee Chapter. Beta of Tennessee, was established in 1926.

Student members: Ikuko Akiyama, Elizabeth Ariail, Helen Boehm, Jane Campbell, Katherine Cashman, Kristina Erlewine, Jennifer Hamilton, Mary Carol Harris,Elizabefh Hesselink, Kevin Hiers, Megan Jackson, Weina Jiang, Jenny Johnson, Kathleen Jones, Trey Jones, Robert Lominack, Quingshan Luo, Allison McGlothin, Sarah Miers, Gene Moss, David Padilla, Jefferson Parker, Jennifer Pfeil, Kawanna Reese, Lillian Rice, David Roark, Mary Rossi, Asitha Sandanayake, Amy Thompson. Jordanna Tonn, Kevin West, Jennifer Wood.

Faculty members: Dr. Henry Arnold, Dr. Charles Binnicker, Frances Calder, Dr. Larry Carden, Arthur B.Chitty, Elizabeth Chitty, Dr. James Clayton, Dr. Fred Croom, Dr. Henrietta Croom, Dr. Bill Garland, John Gessell, Dr. Gilbert Gilchrist, Dr. Anita Goodstein, Dr. Robert Gottfried. Elizabeth Grammer, Rev. Bob Hughes, Dr. Jerry Ingles, Dr. Larry Jones, Dr. Dennis Kezar, Dr. Andrew Lytle, Rev.Guy Fitch Lytle HI, Dr. Eric Naylor. Dr. Robert Lancaster, Dr. Pam Macfie, Dr. Corrie Norman, Dr. Brown Patterson, Phoebe Pearigen, Dean Robert Pearigen, Dr. Charles Perry, Dr. James Peterman, Dr. William Priestly, Dr. Stephen Puckette, Dr. Laurie Ramsey, Dr. Clay Ross, John Siewert, Joan Ward, Rev. Tom Ward, Gene Watson, Dr. Herbert Wentz, Dawn White, Vice-Chancellor Sam Williamson, Dr. Harry Yeatman.

SIGMA PI SIGMA

Sigma Pi Sigma, the only National Physics Honor Society, was established in 1958. The chapter receives into membership physics students and a limited number from closely related fields when such students attain high standards of scholarship, professional merit and academic distinction.

Members:

George Bowers

Katherine Hawthorne

Parakrama Herath

Uzair Ismail

Andrew Israel

Jeff Mitchell

Rachel Riemer

Asitha Sandanayake

Camille Thompson

Jason Vinton Advisor:

Dr. Eric Ellis

PSI CHI

Psi Chi, the only National Psychology Honor Society, was established in Sewanee in 1992. The chapter receives those maintaining a specified grade-point average both within the field of Psychology as well as the cumula- tive grade-point average. The chapter spon- sors guest speakers, works with National programs, and encorages growth within the professional field of psychology.

Student Members:

Stephen Barden, Amanda Basham, Celena Benjamin, Laura Brown, Patrice Cohoon, Jody Daily, Dode Gladders, Robbie Griffith, Eric Harrell, Matt Laney, Jason Luna Eric Ochel, J. J. Pfeil (Vice President/ Secretary), Heathcliff Rico, Angela Sitz, Jason Smith (Treasurer). Leslie Stidham, Artricia Woods (President).

Faculty Members:

Dr. Nicole Barenbaum, Dr. Tim Keith- Lucas, Dr. Charles Peyser, Dr. Mauureen Vandermaas-Peeler, Dr. Carol Tate (Advisor).

SIGMA DELTA PI

Sigma Delta Pi is the National Spanish Honor Society. The Kappa Chapter was chartered at Sewanee in 1978. Members are elected on the basis of scholastic merit and interest in Hispanic culture.

Student Members:

Aidan Arney, Ariel Bennett, Cecilia Bogran, Bill Bowie, Steven Bruce, Louie Caputo, Scarlett Elliott, Mike Fulkerson, Lee Hamilton, Rob Howell, Ivan Kozak, Susanna Lowrey, Catherine McNeese, Jeff Mitchell, Ashley Owen, David Padilla, Jessica Rentz, Rob Sanford, Dusty Smith, John Thomas, Camille Thompson, Kevin West.

Faculty Members:

Dr. Margaret Bonds, Marilyn Davidheiser, Dr. Jerry Ingles, Dr. Antonio Momplet, Dr. Maria Natal, Dr. Eric Naylor, Steven Rinck, Dr. Thomas Spaccarelli, William Temple, Dr. Charles Brockett, Dr. Robert Gottfried.

INTER-SORORITY COUNCIL

Members: Margaret Upchurch (Convener/President), Amy Thompson (Vice President), Caroline Powell (Secretary/Trea- surer), Alexis Bogner, Julia Norwood, Artricia Woods, Erin Wilson, Catherine Carruthers, Maryetta Anschutz, Carden Yeiser, Kathy Gale Estes, Bedford Vickers, Holley Monteil, Laura Bowles, Jessica Rentz, East Apthorp.

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PSYCHOLOGY CLUB

Members: (L to R) (1) Dr. Carol Tate (Advisor), Artricia Woods, Gaby Hill, Jason Luna (President), Shamala Kumar, Laura Brown, Heathcliff Rico, Dr. Nicole Barenbaum (Advisor) (2) Beau Bethea, Eric Ochel, Nate Conover, Dr. Tim Keith-Lucas, Sean Jecko, Eric Harrell, Robbie Griffith, Kent Underwood, David Royal. Not pictured: Jennifer Armstrong, Steve Barden, Amanda Basham, Celena Benjamin, Elizabeth Bowlin, Sally Brown, Caroline Christy, Patrice Cohoon, McCoy Darby, Myranda Davis, Nikki Etheridge, Georganne Garzon, Eliza Goodall, Alison Grand, Holly Hadley, Kim Harvin, Jennifer Ison, Natasha Johnson, Grace Jones, Merritt Kinder, Alexandra Kutz, Matt Laney, Julia Lynn, Shawn Martin, Sarah Martins, Cal Menzies, Holley Montiel, Nicole Noffsinger, Ashley Owen, J. J. Pfeil (Secretary), Betsy Pollett, Sikes Ragan, Terry Readus, Melissa Riley, Emily Shealy, Angela Sitz, Jason Smith (Treasurer), Natalie Sparks, Leslie Stidham, Brooke Vaughan, Walker Willse, Kristen Wilson.

DER DEUTSCHE HAUS

The German House (left), established in 1978, offers students an opportunity to improve their German language skills. Cultural and social events sponsored by the House provide an educational atmo- sphere for German students and the community.

Residents: (L to R) Frederick Lewis (A. P. ), Jordana Tonn, Bailey Brown III, Dr. James Davidheiser (Advisor), Barbara Clark, Lee Williams, Nomzamo Matyumza, Anja Seitz (Resident Director). Not pictured: Nicholas Bruner, Tim Snider.

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LA MAISON FRANQAISE

The French House, established in 1973, is the campus center for French cultural activities. Many of its programs are open to the community who share with the eight residents an interest in enhancing their understanding of France and in improving their language skills.

Residents: Sebastian Dubreil (Resident Director), Grove Parsons, Melanie Murray, Nathan Ewer, Tom Poyner, Nena Scott, Sarah Thompson, PhUlippe Wheelock.

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THE RUSSIAN HOUSE

The Russian House provides exposure to all aspects of Russian culture and life, and promotes Russian awareness across the Sewanee academic community.

Residents: Svetlana Shapurova (Resident Director), Maria Marcum (A. P.), Laura Brown, Max Vielle, Kellam Warren, Carry Yadon, Aaron Herbster.

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SEWANEE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE

The Sewanee Emergency Medical Service (SEMS) provides first- response emergency ambulance service to the 18th Civil District of Franklin County. Their region ranges from Clifftops, to the foot of Alto road, to the Cowan County line, and to the Alabama State line. The service is composed of student and community resident volunteers certified as Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) by the State of Tennessee (following 220 hours of intensive classroom training and btesting). The service has weekly practices because the state requires continuing education credits for continued certification.

Members: (L to R) (1) Corey Estes, Sikes Ragan, Will Merritt, Jake Abemathy (2) Michael Jarrett, Sian Baranco, Anne Spear, Mica O'Brien.Willard Bridges, Ronnie Hoosier, Chip Schane, Campbell Bourland, Charles Israel, Cal Menzies, Julie Rosdeutscher, Matthew Mebane. Ken Riggs, Katie Greene, Scott Branting, Jason Pittman, ChanMuller.

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The Sewanee Volunteer Fire Department (SVFD) is an organization composed of both students and community residents who provide fire protection in Sewanee. They are also responsible for mountain rescue, assistance to the SEMS, and setting up for emergency helicopter landings.

Student Members: Ryan McConnell (Chief), Trent Zivcovich (Assistant Chief). Robert Lominack (Training Officer), Chan Richards (Lieutenant), Greg Pond (Lieutenant), Ray Williams (Lieutenant). Lee Hamilton, Silas Davenport. Rich Faw. Melissa Riley, John Sullivan, Catherine Black, Jeff Swann, Hendree Harrison. Matt Groves, Whit Davis. Scott Taylor.

Community Members: David Green, Doug Cameron. Randall Henley, Clea Sherrill, Melvin Morris, Wayne Caldwell, Kevin Gilliam, Ronald Hoosier, Speed Baranco, Charlie Smith. Patton Watkins, Webster Hamilto, George Stevenson, Steve Reas, Will Walker, Rambo. Chip Schane, Martie Hawkins, Steven Alvarez, Buddy Hoosier, Willard Bridges. Kevin Dykes, Mike Parker, Amy Beth Shelton, Dan Rather. Kim King.

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BACCHUS

(left) The Sewanee Bacchus (Boost Alcohol Consciousness Concerning the Health of University Students) chapter is a local affiliate of a 600 chapter national organization by the same name. Both grew out of concern by students, faculty, and staff about moderate use of alcohol on campus. The purpose of BACCHUS is to encourage responsible drinking behavior within the campus community, to work to alleviate problems of alcohol abuse, and to educate and inform the students, faculty, and staff on alcohol issues, not deter students from drinking. BACCHUS is not a temperance or treatment organization rather, it is an educational group seeking to teach moderation, responsibility, and personal freedom of choice in matters involving alcohol. Locally, BACCHUS provides alternative transportation during the week- ends for party goers- Affectionately known as the BACCHUS mobile.

Members: Alexis Bogner, Rob Sanford, Tarik Sayed, David Royal, Evonne Marler, Gina Everetts, Ariel Bennett. Not pictured: Seth Eaker.

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION

The Baptist Student Union (left) is an organization open to students from any denomination with the purpose of furthering Christian growth and fellowship. BSU meets weekly for informal Bible studies that are lead by a different student volunteer each meeting. Members: Celena Benjamin, Amanda Cook, Jody Daily, Mary Bertha Godwin, Brandon Harry, Brad Jackson, Gavin Kohler, Shawn Martin, Josh Reams, Nancy Beth Spencer, Tiffany Tant, Shanna Thompson, Erin Wilson, Nicole Glover, Kent Underwood, Scott Womack, Meridith Arthur, LeAnn Foss, Leigh Anne Peace, Valerie Kuthe, Ian Brauner, Fritz Newiger, Laura Ross, Bret Alexander, Jessica Fletchall, Gretchen Roberts, Job Seese, Mary Beth Donaldson, Rob Rhoden, Christopher Murray, Anthony Jones, Ginger Baily, David Royal.

BISHOP'S COMMON PROGRAM BOARD

The B. C. Board provides, stimulates, and promotes a well-balanced variety of social, recreational, entertainment, and educational programs for the students of the University.

Members: Jack Strifling (President), Monte Alves (Vice President), John Boyd (secretary), Virginia Chaplin (Secretary), Sikes Ragan (Treasurer), Taylor Bickerstaff, Charles McCorquodale, Porter Barron, Carroll Williamson, Preston McKee, Harris Powers, Jay Kelley, Jeddie Suddeth, Chandler Collins, Will Belford, Michael Terrell, Jane Campbell.

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AFRICAN AMERICAN ALLIANCE

AAA (left), established in 1977, is an organization whose members are dedicated to fostering an environment within the College in which minority students can develop their academic and personal potential in addition to contributing to the cultural richness of the University community.

Members: (L to R) (1) Nicole Steffani. Karen Sanderfur, Artricia Woods (2) Kent Underwood, Felysha Jenkins, Cynthia Lyons, Anthony Jones, Kliff Grimes (3) Natasha Johnson, Michelle Parks, Myranda Davis (4) Frank Williams, Nikki Robertson, Keith Minnifield. Quisha White, Keith Hall, Rasheid Light. Not Pictured: Terry Readus.

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SEWANEE CONFERENCE ON WOMEN

The Sewanee Conference on Women, planned by a group of students, faculty, and staff, brings noted speakers to campus every Spring to inform the community on issues of particular concern to women. The women's conference usually spans across a weekend, thus, allowing the guests to get to know the women that helped to bring them to Sewanee through a series of lectures, luncheons, and informal gatherings.

Core Committee Members: Diane O'Bryan (Chairperson), Jennifer Armstrong, Polly Bass, Amy Crowder, Jennifer Fuqua, Amy Hawkins, Kathryn Ingram, Anne Katherine Jones, Belle Little, Kelly Ramke, Beth Rowe, Heather Smith, Lisa Manley (Advisor).

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DEUCE

Deuce (left), a men's organization established this Spring, is based on the ideals of community service. The members include students and community residents who are required to serve the needs of the region's children and communities.

Members: (L to R) (1) Keith Minnifield, Kliff Grimes, Anthony Jones (2) Kent Underwood, Rasheid Light. Keith Hall, Frank Williams. Not pictured: Terry Readus.

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COLLEGE REPUBLICANS

College Republicans (above) is a student organization that supports and promotes the political ideology of the Republican Party.

Members: (L to R) Rob Rhoden. Jamie McGregor, Ian Brauner, Jim Stoltz, Amy Jo Perigo, Jaret Pfluger, Scarlett Elliott. Bobby Mosca, Sean Williams. Jim Patterson, Frank Williams, Tom Poyner, Traci Solomon.

EUROPEAN STUDIES

European Studies (left) is an abroad program, co-sponsored by Sewanee and Rhodes, during the Advent semester that travels to Europe for three months to conduct studies in Medieval and Renaissance History, Art History, Literature, Religion, and Culture. Study includes 6 weeks of attendance at St. John's College, Oxford, as well as 'class' in the Louvre, Uffizi Gallery, St. Peter's Basilica, and many other world renowned galleries.

Participants: Megan Montgomery. Mary Carol Harris, Francis Currie, Kathy Gale Estes, Kelley McLeod, Maggie Giel, Ashley Owen, Chad Bottorff, Anne Shoemake, Roe Elam, Julia Frazier, Georganne Garzon. Farrell White, Abi Christman, Sue Ridyard (assistant Dean of the program).

COLLEGE DEMOCRATS

College Democrats is a student organization dedicated to increasing awareness of the Democratic Party and American political issues in general.

Members: Susan Baskett, Bedford Vickers, Chris Fostel, Steve Schale, Jeff Peters, Emily Sprouse, Lyle Tenpenny, Maryetta Anschutz, Amy Crowder, Joseph Neibich.

SEWANEE STUDENTS FOR LIFE

Sewanee Students For Life strives to promote an increased awareness about prolife issues among the Sewanee community.

Members: Jordana Tonn, Kristina Erlewine, David Burger, Rob Rhoden, Rachel Hildebrant, Christie Allnut. Nicole Corlew, Jessica Fletchall, Laura Elliott. Sam Backfield, Katherine Clemens, Ezra Seese, Will Christie, Justin Adams, Dr. Gottfried, Dr. Peters.

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ORGANIZATION FOR CROSS- CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING

OCCU (right) encourages all students to recognize, appreciate, and understand ethnic diversities on campus. It encourages students to share their cultural heritage and presents the interaction of diverse cultures as a positive component of the liberal arts experience. The group presents diverse cultural activities, both educational and social.

Members: Kostadin Basamakov, Polly Bass, Greg Bautista, Arial Bennett, Cecilia Bogran, Cotton Bryan, Samnita Burney, Elizabeth Byrd, Anna Collins, Pradeeshan Coomaraswamy, Sebastien Dubreil, Una Hall, Theresa Hartley, Parakrama Herath, Weina Jiang, Shamala Kumar, Valerie Kuthe, Frederick Lewis, Quingshan Luo, Nomzamo Matyumza, Fritz Newiger, My-Khanh Nguyen, Kushalappa Paleyanda, Leslie Puckett, Miguel Rueda, Tania Samman, Anja Sammler, Asitha Sandanayake, Sabrina Scinto, Anja Seitz, Paula Sereebutra, Sveta Shpurova, Yuki Tanaka, Lee Williams, Mikii Will- iams, Lindsay Young, Ikuko Akiyama, Yasmeen Mohiuddin, Matilda Dunn, Lisa Manley, Steffan Kram, Alexandra Kutz.

ORIENTATION COMMITTEE

The Orientation Core Committee helps welcome and prepare incoming Freshmen for life at Sewanee.

Members: Andria Warren, Anne Budros, Whit Davis, Quisha White, Page Kalish, Brian Mor- row, Andrew Williams, Laura Boles.

WASTE NOT

Waste Not is a student recycling organization dedicated to finding effective and efficient ways to recycle materials. Waste Not focuses on educating students about the benefits of recycling, facilitat- ing and expanding recycling efforts on campus, increasing environmen- tal awareness, as well as creating campus wide programs in which the students participate.

Members: John Molinaro. Bond Dillard, Julie Graves, Kevin Hiers (President), Geoff Kohl, Jonathan Walker. Becky Estes, Mary Beth Teague, My-Khanh Nguyen, Brendan Bailey, Carolina Lugo, Catherine Holton, Brad Condra, Amy Swepston, Bob Jackson (Vice President/ Secretary), Lindsey Delaplaine, Jennifer Davis. Ashley Brigham. Danielle Lanca, Amanda Morrisson, Bridget Bertrand. Gina Harmon, Leigh Williams, Phillippe Wheelock, Tricia Mashburn, Kimberly Fellman. April Varn, Becca Taylor, Abi White, Trey Sturtevant, Byron Davis, Jama Shelton, Roger Stott, Elizabeth Hesselink, Sarah Stuart, Jesse Pursley, Jim Ashurst, Alexis Bogner, Chris Keefer, Coleman Rose, Sally Brown. Ginny Holland.

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PERPETUAL MOTION

Perpetual Motion (left) is a performing dance company designed to give students an opportunity to perform and expose the Sewanee community to the many forms and styles of dance.

Members: (L to R) (1) Carlyle Knox, Tricia Marshburn, Amanda Spann, Celia Holland, Cara Freeman, Grove Parsons (Vice President), Jennifer Wood (President), Mary Welsh (Secretary/ Treasurer), Christy Beasley, Presh Killebrew, Beth Rowe, Sean Jecko (2) Becca Taylor, Leigh Behrens, Kellee Ryan, Stacey Patton, Scott Evans, Bridget Bertrand, Susanna Lowrey. Kela Caldwell, Jennifer Hammontree, Megan Jack- son, Kate Depew, Ellen Lang, Paula Sereebutra. Not pictured: Millie Flournoy, Peter Lettre, Anson Mount, Danielle Schiano, Phoebe Pearigen.

SEWANEE POPULAR MUSIC ASSOCIATION

Sewanee Popular Music Association (below), affectionately known as SPAM, was organized in 1971 to provide popular music of all types on the Mountain. A service organization, not a social club, SPAM functions as a group outside of the Greek system, but does not exclude any members of the Greek system.

Members: (L to R) Amanda Morrison. Benjamin Stevenson, John Molinaro, Caren Trubey.

WUTS

WUTS (above), the student operated radio station, provides music and educa- tional programming, as well as news broadcasts. WUTS is on the air for 18 hours a day during the school year broadcasting to a 20 mile area receiving radius. Students, as well as faculty and staff, have their own weekly shows.

Members: (L to R) David Roark, Tim Snyder, Chris Cargill (on floor), Ramsey Moss, Caren Trubey, Jefferson Parker, Benjamin Stevenson, Bessie Gant, Neil Prewitt, John Molinaro. Not pictured: Franklin Sames (Station Manager), Warren Holt, Paul Morris, Jennie Sutton, Amy Swepston, Coleman Rose.

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CAP AND GOWN

The Cap and Gown is the annual publication that preserves the previous school year for the future. The book serves as a pictorial direc- tory, as well as an accurate chronicle of life in Sewanee. 1995 is the Centennial of the existing Cap and Gown books we have in the Archives.

Jennifer Pfeil Editor-in-Chief

Jason Luna Business Manager

Eliza Fisher Student Life Editor

Lori Phillips Faculty Editor

Jennifer Pfeil Greeks Editor

Jennifer Pfeil Athletics Editor

Jennifer Pfeil Organizations Editor

Leigh van Rij Classes Co-Editor

Amanda Morrisson Classes Co-Editor

Erin Grossman Advertisements Editor

Jennifer Pfeil School of Theology Editor

Jennifer Pfeil Computer Layout Editor

Lyn Hutchinson Photographer / Advisor

Scott Evans Staff

Laura Jennings Staff

Katie Larkins Staff

Susannah Metz Staff

THE SEWANEE PURPLE

The Purple, established in 1892, is the official organ of the students of the University of the South. The newspaper contains scholastic articles, student articles and letters, sports articles, cartoons, restau- rant reviews, things to do calendars, and random blurbs by Branan Edgens. This year, the Purple resurrected the Burple from hibernation and provided a good bit of humor on April Fool's Day.

Staff: Jonathan Meiburg (Editor-in-Chief), Lindsey Delaplaine (Associate Editor), Tania Samman (News Editor), James Karst (Features Editor), Jennie Sutton (Living Arts Editor), Robbie Griffith (Sports Editor), Wendy Watterson (Business Manager), Frank Pratt (Layout Editor), Lizz Haldeman (Advertisements Editor), Karl Ulbrich (Electronic Purple Editor), Matt Laney (Electronic Purple Editor), Margaret Parsell (Subscriptions Editor), Ginny Kelleher (Page Two Editor), Amy Hughes (Page Two Editor), Lyn Hutchinson (Photographer).

THE MOUNTAIN GOAT

The Mountain Goat is a semi-annual publication that accepts submissions of short stories, poetry, photographs, drawings, and scholarly writings by both students and faculty members.

Matt Boucher Editor

Kathleen Jones Editor

Chance Algar Staff

Jay Kelley Staff

John Sullivan Staff

Jennie Sutton Staff

Dana Van Camp

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John M. Grammer Advisor

SEWANEE LEGACY

The Legacy is a new publication that has arisen out of the need for the presentation of the Conserva- tive voice on campus. The monthly paper covers issues concerning the University, as well as articles and letters from students, faculty, staff, and community residents.

Editorial Board: David Kern (Chief Editor), Job Seese (Layout Editor), Rob Rhoden (Business Manager), Will Christie (Senior Editor), Nicole Corlew (Senior Editor), Kristina Erlewine (Senior Editor).

Staff: Doug Adair, Justin Adams, David Burger, Katherine Clemens, Jessica Fletchall. Rachel Hildebrandt, Laura Jennings, Rachel Jensen, Katie Larkins, Jamie McGregor, Ron Oman, Michael Sansbury, Ezra Seese, Matt Stiles, Jordana Tonn, Fred Willis.

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R	IN COLLEGIO	John Sonfield
E		Trey Sturtevant	IN FACULTATE	William Hethcock	Dale Richardson
D	JakeAbemathv	Craig Wardlaw		Robert Keele	Arthur Schaefer
	Rush Barrett		Donald Armentrout	David Landon	Gerald Smith
R	John Boyd	IN SCHOLA THEOLOGICA	Charles Baird	Stiles Lines	Barclay Ward
I	Chris Cenac	Allen Hughes	Alfred Bates	Thaddeus Lockard	John Webb
B	Pete Dillon	Ramiro Lopez	Robert Benson	Guy Fitch Lytle	Herbert Wentz
B	Chris Elwell	Frank McRight	Charles Binnicker	Eric Naylor	Samuel Williamson
O	Fletch Fletcher	William Scrantom	William Bonds	Robert Pearigen	Harry Yeatman
N	Perry Gooch	Kenneth Vinal	William Cocke III	Charles Perry
	Hays Green		Frederick Croom	Randolph Peterson	IN OFFICIO
S	Clav Hershev	IN OPPIDIO	James Cross	George Poe
o	Rhett Hey ward	Charles Baird	Robert Delcamp	William Priestly	Jeffrey Heitzenrater
c	Burns Jones	John Bratton	Charles Bubois	Stephen Puckette	John Janeway TV
I	Ritchie Macpherson	Adam Carlos	Daniel Dunn	George Ramseur
E	WillMerritt	Duvall Cravens	Don DuPree	William Register
T	Neil Pruitt	John Ransom	Gilbert Gilchrist	John Reishman
Y	Scotty Scott	Monroe Spears	John Grammer	Brinley Rhys

THE RIBBON SOCIETIES

The Red. Green, and Black Ribbon Societies (this page) are elective social organizations composed of upperclassmen of both the College and School of Theology and others members in residence.

The Pink and White Ribbon Societies (next page) are elective social orgaizations composed of upperclasswomen and other residents of the community.

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C		Philippe Wheelock
K	Andrew Benson	Mark White
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B	Rob Howell	COMMUNITY MEMBERS
B	Brad Hunter
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N	Chris Johnson	William Crescenzo
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s	Matt Lugar	Jerry Ingles
o	Tuck Marshall	Wyatt Prunty
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I	Greg Pond	George Stevenson
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G	STUDENT MEMBERS	Jack Strifling	Everett Stout	Larry Jones
R		Jeddie Suddeth	Jerry Thomas	Tom Kepple
E	Jason Balogh	Ray Williams	Francis Watkins	Ed Kirven
E	Chad Bottorff	Andrew Williams	Robert Way	Arthur Knoll
N	Cotton Bryan Will Cantey	Lee Willis	Richard Winslow	Robert Lancaster David Lumpkins
R	Lee Cole	SEWANEE RESIDENTS	FACULTY AND UNI-	Bob Lundin
I	Thomas Daniel		VERSITY OFFICERS	Andrew Lytle
B	Clarl Gallivan	Steven Blount		Paul Mooney
B	Max Hart	Doug cAmeron	Yogi Anderson	James Moore
O	Carlyle Knox	Richard Deutsch	Dan Backlund	Brown Patterson
N	Drew Lineberger	Norman Feaster	Eric Benjamin	Bran Potter
	Robert Lominack	John Greeter	Charles Brockett	J.H. Rhys
S	Brad Mall	Charles Keppler	Charles Cheston	Donald Rung
o	Ryan McConnell	Russell Leonard	Bill Clarkson	Doug Seiters
C	Josh Poole	Bill Mauzy	Paul Ensberg	Ansel Sharp
I	Chris Rainey	Larry Majors	Harold Goldberg	Steve Shrader
E	Franklin Sames	Robert Matlock	Bob Hedrick	Pete Smith
T	Kyle Sclafani	John Stamps	Will Huyck	John Willis
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HIGHLANDERS & WELLINGTONS (L to R) (1 ) Jack Strifling, Michael, Terrell, Scotty Scott, Si Davenport, Chad Bottoroff, Andrew Williams, Stephen Jackson, Page Kalish, Ritchie MacPherson, Malcolm Sewell (2) Ray Williams, Billy Jarrett, Rush Barrett, Roe Elam. Will Merritt. Chris Rainey. Brad Mall (3) Trey Sturtevant, Drew Lineberger, Fletch Fletcher, Scot Ellis, Rhett Heyward (4) Lee Cole, Burns Jones, John Sonfield, Max Hart, Chan Muller. Jake Abernathy, Barney Witherington, Willie Haseldon, Will Cantey, Jeddie Suddeth. Matt Koren.

PINK	RIBBON SOCIETY
STUDENT MEMBERS
Ashley Aiken	Nicole Maris
Susie Anderson	Jennifer McGee
Anne Budros	Anne McGinn
Caroline Christie	Catherine McNeese
J. P. Given	Scott Noland
Sammi Kell	Cynthia Petesch
Dudley Kizer	Julie Rosdeutscher ;
Evans Dunwoody	Mary Rossi
Nikki Etheridge	Serens Vanr
Karen Haley	Christina Vial
Katherine Mahon	Tija Ward
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COMMUNITY MEMBERS
Carrie Ashton	Harriet Govan	Jean Raulston
Kathy Backlund	Anne Griffin	Ann Seiters
Sandy Baird	Lee Guerry	Ann Sherrill
Nicole Barenbaum	Peggy Hankins	Anne Smith
Michelle Benjamin	Carolyn Hatchett	Pat Smith
Peggy Bonds	Pat Jackson	Dolores Snowden
Nancy Boykin	Karen Keele	Olwyn Souter
Paula Brush	Ursula Knoll	Debbie Stirling
Ruth Cameron	Peggy Lines	Judy Street
Elizabeth Chitty	Kendra Lopez	Libbie Thoni
Marcia Clarkson	Maria Lytle	Sue Vaughan
Henrietta Croom	Carrie Mauzy	Ann Watkins
Mary Sue Cushman	Martha Meeks	Joan Williamson
Dorothea Daniel	Yasmeen Mohiuddin	Harriet Yaun
Mary Davis	Mary Ann Nichols
Jan Drake-Lowther	Carolyn OGonner
Ruth Dubois	Evie Petterson
Matilda Dunn	Phoebe Pearigen
Dorothy Easley	Cheri Peters
Jane Eaves	June Peters
Betty Foreman	Peggy Peterson
Dorothea Fowlkes	Cindy Potter
Pat Gibson	Barbara Prunty
Mary Gilchrist	Upshar Puckette

WHITE RIBBON SOCIETY

STUDENT MEMBERS East Apthorp Helen Boehm Ama Bryson Brook Buchanan Sarah Cross Maggie Erwin Cameron Graham Cathy Gross Beth Harris Elizabeth Hesselink Lauren Keith

FACULTY AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS

Melissa Kennedy Ashley Neal Anne Osborne Elizabeth Sherwood Leslie Stidham Mary Adams Tartt Catherine Traywick Margaret Upchurch Dana Van Camp Brooke Vaughn Leslie Walker

Lee Ann Afton Jolie Anderson Margaret Beaumont Lynne Becker Ruth Benson Mary Blount Peggy Bordley Bettie Carpenter Beth Charlton Julie Curd Millie Dodd Betty Engsberg Priscilla Fort Jenny Gardner Connie Gibson Anna Graham Elizabeth Grammer Lois Greeter Jeanette Hamilton Lori Hawkins Kim Heitzenrater Phebe Hethcock Nina Helvenston

Isabell Howe Gail Huyck Leslie Jones Julie Junkins Lisa Keith-Lucas Pat Kepple Chapman Kern Betty Kershner Laura Lapins Kirkland Leonard Maudi Leonard Patti Logan Kitty Lotti Margaret Lundin DeDe Matlock Edith McCrady Martha McCrory Annwn Myers Dana Perry Diane Petrilla Mary Priestley Ruth Ramseur Nonie Shane

Katherine Scrantom Suzanne Shaver Beth Shrader Anne Sitz Chris Smith Karen Smith Katherine Smith Suzann Stamps Margaret Stephens Malinda Sutherland Joan Ward Jerry White

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THE ORDER OF THE SOLVER BONE

There were many more dogs who had their day, well-meriting the love of their owners, and the respectful admiration of their friends, but, alas we cannot list them all. Lineage had nothing to do with their reknown: t'was ever personality that counted in Sewanee. Who that knew them can forget, ever, that international coretage? - 1909

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ALPHA DELTA THETA

founded in the Spring of 1979.

Members: (L to R) (1) Vaiden McElwee, Amy Jo Perigo, Virginia Johnson, Amy Thompson, Ashley Owen, Katherine Fields (2) Heather Smith, Katherine Cashman, Madeline Johnson, Jennifer Hammontree (President), Stacey Thompkins, Katherine Davis, Jordana Tonn, Katie Creecy, Chandre Sergent, Celia Holland, Jenny Johnson (1st Vice President), Cathy Herrman, Wendy Orlow, Tiffany Tant (3) Katherine Clemens, Carolina Lugo, Cynthia Norman , Catherine Wiesener, Bonnie Smith (Spirit Chairman), Rachel Riemer (Pledge Trainer), Alice Sneary (Rush Chairman), Elizabeth Ariail, Sarah Miers (Spirit Chairman), Mary Beth Teague, Missy Speights (2nd Vice President), Kelli Lassiter (SSWC Representative), Sarah Martins (4) Stephanie Perry, Elizabeth Blanton, Jennifer Armstrong, Kristina Erlewine, Lucie Ewing, Kristen Nelson, Derry Wilkins, Becky Estes, Castleen Tindall, Misty Maib (Alumnae Repre- sentative), Evonne Marler, Anne Shoemake, Karen Jacks (Treasurer) (5) Mallory Dimmit, Lisa Akerman, Julia Norwood (ISC Representative), Leigh van Rij, Carrie Miller, Katherine Kellogg (Historian), Lindsley Wellborn. Not pictured: Katherine Christy, Sally McClatchy (Parliamentarian), Brigette Plowman (Secretary), Alexis Bogner (ISC Representative), Elizabeth Bowlin, Catherine Davis, Alexandra Kutz, Jan Garrison, Elizabeth Nelson, Emily Richardson, Ashley Stafford, Natalie Sparks, Sara Taylor, Sarah Tuton, April Varn, Kat Wilhoite, Lindsay Young.

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ALPHA TAU OMEGA

founded in 1865, and Tennessee Omega Chapter at Sewanee was established in 1877.

Members: Jake Abernathy, Rush Barrett, Campbell Bourland, Bill Bowie, Jeb Bridges, Greer Brown, Steven Bruce (Treasurer), Chris Campbell, Chris Cenac (Pledge Trainer), Greg Colbath, Lee Cole, Matt Cooke, Drew Corbett (Pledge Trainer), Thomas Daniel (President), George Drennan, Dan Dukes, John Elrod, Turner Emery, Courtland Eyrick, Brian Field, Mike Fulkerson, Clark Gallivan, Hugh Garrett, Terry Gibson (Vice President), Paul Greene, Jackson Harper, Jim Henley, Stephen Jackson, Ben Klein (Secretary), Patrick Lindsay, Gibson Lott, Brad Mall, Travis McCall, Jeff Mitchell, Joseph Neibich, Eric Ochel, David Padilla, C. P. Paullus, Joe Phifer, Chan Richards, Dusty Smith, John Sonfield, Justin Sonfield, Wesley Talman, Lee Willis, Daniel Batts, Scott Fosgate, Ben Jennings, John Ness, John Stroup, Hank Word.

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ALPHA TAU ZETA

founded in the Spring of 1987.

Members: (L to R) (1) Nancy Beth Spencer (Vice President), Cathy White, Juanita Warren (Pledge Trainer) (2) Mimi McNamara (Secretary), Elizabeth Byrd (Chaplain), Amanda Cook (President / Social Chairman), Gina Everetts (Treasurer / Historian), Sara Smith (Rush Chairman). Not pictured: Erin Wilson (Rush Chairman), Bill Barry (Advi- sor).

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BETA THETA PI

founded in 1 839, and Gamma Chi Chapter at Sewanee was established in 1949.

Members: (L to R) ( 1 ) David Kern (Treasurer), Kevin Sparrow, Zack Vernon (President), Jason Abel, Charles Temple, Guy Cooper (2) Ken Riggs (Pledge Trainer), Drew Ellis, Scott Taylor (Rush Chairman), Ryan Baskin, Todd Watts. Not pictured: Dr. Robert Delcamp (Advisor).

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CHI PSI

founded in 1841, and Alpha Tau Delta Chapter at Sewanee was established in 1965.

Members : (L to R) (1) Michael Sansbury, Billy Ray, Christian Cutler, Skyler Covington, Tom Dees (President), Craig Davis (Treasurer), Ian Cross, Ed Flowers, Dave Fox (2) Chris Fostel, Gavin Kohler, John McCallum, Wes Myers, Clay Rudsenske, Randy Odle, Scott Evans (Secretary), Brian Spurlock, David Reljac, Jonathan Brooks, HayesGreen (Vice President), Jonathan Glasscox (3) Carter Clements (Pledge Trainer), Christian Setzer, Andrew King, Scott Womack, Nat West (4) Robbie Griffith, Chris Williams, Jason Bowyer (Rush Chairman), Corey Passman, Paul Randall, Rob Rhoden, Kevin Hiers, Jamie McGregor, Patrick Bowen, Matt Stiles, Ron Oman, Brian Joyner, Will McBride, Max Vielle, Carl Oldenburg, Blake Haney, Bobby Jackson. Not pictured: James Acken, Aidan Arney, Bill Baker, Josh Eckman, Preston McKee, Trey Ripley, Rob Sanford.

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DELTA ALPHA PHI

founded in the Fall of 1993.

Members: (L to R) (1) Laura Elliott, Yvonne Hill, Gaby Hill (2) Artricia Woods (President), Emily Sprouse (3) Myranda Davis, Michelle Parks (Treasurer), Quisha White, Natasha Johnson (Social Chairman). Not pictured: Celena Benjamin, Kawanna Reese (Rush Chair- man), Tija Ward, Nicole Driggins, Camelia Jones (Advisor).

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DELTA KAPPA EPSILON

founded in 1 844, and Tau Delta Chapter at Sewanee was established in 1969.

Members: Chris Aikin, Matt Cathey (Treasurer), Will Christie (Secretary), Kevin Greene, Chris Hammond, Tom Hutto (Rush Chairman), John Magraw, Ryan Mason (President), Chris Morris (Social Chairman), Daniel Richards, Timothy Snider, Eric Steinmehl, Darian Thomas, Brett Trotter. Not pictured: Umar Mohiuddin, Heathcliff Rico (Vice President), Arthur Knoll (Advisor).

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DELTA TAU DELTA

founded in 1859, and the Beta Theta Chapter at Sewanee was established in 1883.

Members: Tom Brackett, Nick Bruner, Patrick Comer (President), Walton Comer, Thomas Dykstra, Jason Emery, Corey Estes, Dave Farnham, Alfred Gallimore, Matt Groves, Jamison Hinds, Walter Hubbell, Niklas Hultin, Andrew Israel (Secretary), Charles Israel, Tallman Johnson, Tray Jones, James Karst (Social Chairman), Walter McKay, Mike Mungello (Corresponding Secretary), Pete Paulus (Pledge Trainer), Neill Prewitt, Noah Sange, Preston Shaffer, Derk Weinheimer (Treasurer), Jonathan White, Chris Willett (Vice President), Jon Woodlee, Trent Zivcovich, Gregory T. Clark (Advisor).

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-excerpted from the Ode to Degenerate Fraternities found in the Cap and Gown 1915

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GAMMA TAU UPSILON

founded in the Spring of 1978.

Members: (L to R) (1) Rachel McMillen, Elizabeth Olson, Kelly Grey, Camille Gleaton (Alumnae Chairman/ Rush Chairman), Margaret Parsell (Secretary) (2) Catherine Carruthers (President/ ISC Representative), Susanna Lowrey (Treasurer), Kelly Ramke, Meade Columbia, Abigail Johnston, Elizabeth Fitch (Vice President/ Pledge Trainer). Not pictured: Pat Gibson (Advisor).

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KAPPA ALPHA ORDER

founded in 1865, and Alpha Alpha Chapter at Sewanee. was established in 1883.

Members: Blake Andrews, Chad Atwood, Alston Barrow, Chad Bottorff (Social Chairman), Frazer Buntin, Doug Combs, Hunter Connelly, Pete Dillon, Roe Elam, Chris Elwell, Andy Ferguson, Fletch Fletcher, George Garzon, Harrison Grubbs, Willy Haseldon, Andy Hatcher, K. C. Home, Steven Howell (Secretary), Brad Hunter, John Inman, Keith Johnston, Burns Jones, Robin Jones, Page Kalish, T. R. Keith, Bart Kempf (President), Drew Lineberger, Robert Lominack, Tuck Marshall, David Mason, Mac McCraw, Julian McKimmon, Matthew Mebane, Court Michau, Telfair Parker, David Phelps, Neal Pickens, Josh Poole, Harris Powers, Chris Rainey, Jamie Ratliff, Malcolm Sewell, Jason Smith, Shepley Smith, Mike Stauder, Rob Strang, Drew Sturtevant, Trey Sturtevant, John Tugman, Jim Uden (Treasurer), Joe Underwood, Tyler Vaughey, John Wallace, Craig Wardlaw, Mark White (Vice President/ Pledge Trainer), Ray Williams, Ted Boehm, Bert Emerson, Scott Matthews, Craig Polancich, Campbell Walker, Aaron White, Robert Benson (Advisor).

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The Kappa Alpha rah rah boys Are simply great at making noise,

With brains not deep,

They're neat but cheap, Like painted Christmas toys.

-excerpted from the Ode to Degenerate Fraternities found in the Cap and Gown 1915

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LAMDACHI ALPHA

founded in 1909. and Iota-Nu Zeta Chapter at Sewanee. was established in 1963.

Members: Steve Barden, Lee Boyd, Bailey Brown, Seth Eaker, Bryan Eklund (Social Chairman), Greg Guillory (Treasurer), Josh Harrell, Warren Holt, Bob Jackson (Education), David Kennedy (Vice President), Ivan Kozak, Jonathan Meiburg, John Molinaro, Ramsey Moss, Anson Mount, Chris Piromalli (Academic Chairman), Dennis Prater, Miguel Rueda, Stephen Salmon (President), Rick Sayed, Seth Spoelman, Dick Strong, Karl Ulbrich, Jeff Hagler, Jason Nail, Frank Pratt, Thad Thompson, Bru Wallace, Jerry Ingles (Advisor).

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PHI DELTA THETA

founded in 1848. and Tennessee Beta Chapter at Sewanee was established in 1883.

Members: Stewart Armbrecht, John Barber, Will Belford, John Boyd, Patrick Broyles, Will Byars, Willis Cantey, Ted Chapman, William Cogswell (Vice President), Brian Costilow, David Dansby, Timothy Dargan (Treasurer), Todd Davis, Land Deleot (Social Chairman), Scott Dismukes, Daniel Eades, Scott Ellis, Craig Evans, Andy Ferguson, Hunter Flack, Keller Foster, J. Q. Freeman, Thomas Goldsmith, Trey Hackney (War- den), David Harker, Rhett Heyward (Secretary), Rob Howell, Dan Hunter, Robert Johnson, Jay Kelley, Will- iam Kelley, Michael Kemper, Collin Lane, Hampton Logan, Matt Lugar, Ritchie Macpherson, Caldwell Marks, Ian McVey (House Manager), Cal Menzies, Will Merritt (President),Scott Phillips, Lee Richmond, Tyler Roper, Alexander Ryan, Scotty Scott, Legare Smith, J. J. Southerland, Sid Spain, Jack Strifling, Jeddie Suddeth, Christian Tattersall, Carter Teague, Lee Vaughn, John Warren, Kellam Warren, Dallon Weathers, Allen Whittle. Charlton Wieters (Secretary), Carroll Williamson, Walker Willse, Barney Witherington (Pledge Trainer), David Woodall, Ed Wright, Joe Currie, McCoy Darby, Allen Eager, Nathan Harrold, Ryland Moore, Henry Parsley, William Cocke (Advisor).

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When boneheads to Sewanee come The Phi's begin to make things hum

With bloodshot eyes

They shoot their lies Calling to aid the Demon Rum.

-excerpted from the Ode to Degenerate Fraternities found in the Cap and Gown 1915.

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PHI GAMMA DELTA

founded in 1848, and Gamma Sigma Chapter at Sewanee was established in 1919.

Members: Monte Alves, Scott Boring, Matt Boucher, Alex Brown, Si Davenport (President), Whit Davis (Corresponding Secretary), Ross Davis, Richard Douglas, Richard Faw, Luke Gebhard, Dode Gladders, Lee Hamilton, Hendree Harrison, Max Hart, Ryan Healan, Bill Jarrett, Jamey Jones, Peter Lettre (Social Chairman), Ryan McConnell, Charles McCorquodale, Thad Moore (Treasurer), Thomas Powell (Historian), Sikes Ragan, Steve Schale, Craig Schmidt, Kyle Sclafani (Recording Secretary), Joe Stuckey, Lyle Tenpenny, Jason Wells, Andrew Williams, David Young, Tom Clough, Matt Davis, Michael Douglas, Don Gladders, Ryan Harrigan, Collin Husbands, Russell Marsh, Jordan Patty, Rob Phillips, Matthew Robinson, Andy Schmidt.

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PHI KAPPA EPSILON

founded in the Spring of 1980.

Members: (L to R) (1) Mary Rossi (President), Emily Crosby, Lizz Haldeman (2nd Vice President), Kathryn Mashburn, Jenny Wolfram, Laura Jennings, Bessie Gantt, Avery Strachan, Abby Blackwell, Susan Baskett, Stephanie Wempe, Liz Bull, Mandy Peuler, Presh Killebrew, Jama Shelton, Katherine Cameron, Anna Sterne, Rebecca Peek (2) Virgina Keleher, Anne Budros (Rush Chairman), Brooke Vaughan (Recording Secretary), Allison Lamb, Celeste Unsworth (Corresponding Secretary), Meredith Geiger, Sissy Kuhlke (Parliamentarian), Christine Keating, Kate Roseman, Angela Ward, Allison Batton, Elizabeth Foss (Historian) (3) Leah Hegwood, Cara Freeman (Social Chairman), Nicole Glover, Betsy Pollett (Assistant Pledge Trainer), Becky Ford, Stephanie Dickson (Parliamentarian), Julia Lindyberg, Courtney Birch, Anne McGinn, Lindsey Delaplaine, Erwin Byrd, Brandi Poole (4) Jennifer Wood, Mary Welsh, Jennie Akins, Melissa Riley (Pledge Trainer), Ann Walsh, Kathryn Ingram, Mary Carol Harris, Jo Anna Davis, Maryetta Anschutz (ISC Representative) (5) Lillian Rice, Carden Yeiser, Laura Rinker, Crista Shoemaker, Elizabeth Cunningham, Sheridan Gilkerson, Anne Spear, Kim Harvin, Lucy Fulton (6) Tyler Deitz, Jennie Sutton, Nomzamo Matyumza, Caren Trubey, Cathy Gross (1st Vice President), Margaret Upchurch, Adrienne Evans, Leslie Walker (SSWC Representative), Amy Hawkins (Trea- surer). Not pictured: Kela Caldwell, Barbara Clark, Anne Felkner (Parliamentarian), Cathy Graves (Assistant Social Chairman), Allison Lamb, Gretel Lesslie, Ashley Neal (Spirit Leader), Caroline Powell, Holly Richardson. Nena Scott, Catherine Tray wick, Avery Tucker, Beth Vickers.

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SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON

founded in 1856, and Tennessee Omega Chapter at Sewanee was established in 1881.

Members:Andy Beck, Beau Bethea, Julian Bibb, Darren Busbee, Dan Conkle, John Cooper, Chad Cunningham, Perry Gooch, Roger Hailes, Clay Hershey, Craig Hoover, Matthew Hunter, Montgomery Maguire, Chan Muller, Sean O'Quinn (President), Neil Pruitt (Vice President), Reggie Ramsey, Jason Reeves, Adam Reynolds, Paul Reynolds (House Manager), Sam Robbins, Alec Robinson, Beau Thomas, Hampton Uzzelle, Dave Waddell, Erik Walker, Ken Williford, Joseph Baker, Ward Cole, Ryan Epley, William Register (Advisor)

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A signal honor used to be;

Now to most any rat

They take off their hat And politely say, "Please come with me."

-excerpted from an Ode to Degenerate Frater nities found in the Cap and Gown 1915

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SIGMA NU

founded in 1869, and Beta Omicron Chapter at Sewanee was established in 1889.

Members: John Bagby, Brendon Bailey, Jason Balogh, Nicholas Beasley (Treasurer), Chris Cairns (Rush Chairman), Scott Carpenter, Rob Collins, Clint Fisher, Clayton Haden, Lee Jefferson, Matt Koren, Dan Little, Andy Moody, Geof Morneau, Chad Robbins, Qasim Shaikh, John Sullivan, Jeff Swann, Chris Thompson (Commander). Gill Austin, Sam Backfield, Robert Claycombe, J. P. Culley, Bryan Glover, Matt Horak, Clark Ligon, Jud Mcintosh, Richard Nash, Jason Price, Sam Robbins, Winthrop Short, Josh White, Arthur Ben Chitty and Paul Baranco (Advisors).

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THETA KAPPA PHI

founded in the Spring of 1977

Members:Molly Bagwell, Jane Anne Blakney, Lydia Blessing, Anne Lacy Boswell, Sally Brown, Heather Cook (Historian), Laura Crookston, Frances Currie, Evans Dunwoody, Kathy Gale Estes (ISC Representative), Emmie Galliard, Saskia Galbraith, Georganne Garzon (Vice President), J. P. Given, Katie Greene (Parliamentarian), Lebby Harrison, Stacy Henderson (Fundraiser), Catherine Holton, Laurie Howell, Alexandra Huffman, Kristin Ialacci (Recording Secretary), Elizabeth Irwin, Meghan Jordan, Asha Kays, Lauren Keith, Danielle Lanca, Belle Little, Kate Littleton (Treasurer), Frances Lumpkin, Katherine Mahon, Hilary Marx, Amey Maybank, Kelley McLeod,Kirstin McMillan, Lindsay McMillan, Liz Milliken, Holley Montiel (Social Chairman), Laurel Murchison, Sarah Musselman, Nicole Noffsinger, Anne Osborne, Stacy Patton, Cynthia Petesch, Price Phillips, Jeanne Porter, Amy Powell, Martha Rhodes, Emily Shealy, Riley Sims, Katherine Slingluff (Chaplain), Robbie Spruill, Trent Stephens, Janie Taylor, Sarah Thompson (Alumnae Chairman), Katherine Toole, Dana van Camp, Serena Vann, Bedford Vickers, Farrell White, Laura Wylie, Elizabeth Arnett, Lizzie Collier, Susan Conner, Elizabeth Cook, Molly Dubray, Lacy Dunwoody, Amy Fannon, Liz Getten, Christiane Ginther, Charlotte Gre- gory, Katie Hines, Mary Stewart Holmes, Beverly Logan, Jenny Long, Alex MacKinlay, Clair Nealy, Errett Neil, Cary Phillips. Jodi Pinch, Lauren Powell, Tru Pressly, Rachel Robinson, Kate Shealy, Erin Simpson, Annie Strickler, Sloan Strong, Hayes Swinney, Sarah Wheeless, Alana Williamson, Elichia Williford.

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THETA PI

founded in the Spring of 1979.

Members:Ashley Aiken (Treasurer), Elizabeth Anderson (Chaplain), Susie Anderson (Parliamentarian), Cristy Beasley (Assistant Rush Chairman), Allison Bell (Pledge Trainer), Catherine Black, Helen Boehm, Laura Boles (ISC Representative), Darby Brooks, Brooke Buchanan, Katie Cavert, Caroline Christy, Katherine Christy, Hillary Covington, Molly Davis, Katherine Downie, Claire Drummond, Scarlett Elliott, Maggie Erwin, Nikki Etheridge, Kim Fauls, Millie Flournoy, Cameron Graham, Alison Grand, Holly Hacker, Sami Kell (President), Melissa Kennedy, Dudley Kizer (Historian), Maggie Kizer, Jennifer Leveridge, Julia Lynn, Nicole Maris (Alumnae Chair- man), Jennifer McGee, Catherine McNeese (Vice President), Katie Murdock (Chaplain), Boo Neal (Pledge Trainer), Scott Noland, Diane O'Bryan, Cathy Rafferty, Jessica Rentz (ISC Representative), Beth Rowe (Assistant Rush Chairman), Tania Samman, Paula Sereebutra, Lauren Shannon, Katherine Shuman (Rush Chairman), Leigh Collins (Secretary), Shel Solomon, Leslie Stidham, Mary Maurice Sumerel, Missy Sumerell, Robin Taylor, Amanda Vance (Pledge Trainer), Helen Wood, Katherine Aiken, Elizabeth Bibb, Karrie Burnham, Hannah Calvert, Leslie Green, Mimi Hedgcock, Ashley Johnson, Jen Kirk, Amanda Kuruc, Megan Lomax, Elizabeth Mayo, Adrea Mondelli, Michele Nakatsuka, Ashley Osburn, Amanda Plauche, Kellee Ryan, Danielle Schiano, Boo Shepard, Shannon Smith, Cole Tufts, Wendy Watterson, Louisa Weathers, Martha Webb.

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Football

Members: Peter Edwards, Seth Stewart (Captain), Scott Matthews, Kent Underwood, Alex Hartz, Josh Reams, Russ Young (Captain), Chris Murray, Jonathan Glasscox, James Spriggs, Tory Dotson. Campbell Walker, Ben Coates, Louie Caputo, Andrew Fletcher, Shane Parker, Terry Readus, Phillip Jones, Joe Baker, David Donahue, Jackson Harper, Ward Cole, Keith Coates, Glenn Harris, Tony Stephenson, Jason Swiney, Michael Rogers, John Stroup, Brad Jackson. John Sonfield, Brent Sisco, Scott Womack, Blake Andrews, Scott Fosgate, Art Sccrnavacca (Captain), Andy Stack, Kyle Heard, Bert Emerson. David Hall. Jeff Hagler, Richard Bracken, Neal Pickens, Ryan Epley, C. P. Paullus, Matt Hewitt, Chris Williams, Danny Lacher, Mark Brooks, John Isbell, Mike Fulkerson, Jeremy Larance, Wade Kanipe, Wesley Cook, Nathan Harrold, Gavin Kohler, Heath Guin, Mike Stauder, Clai Brown (Captain), Hampton Cude, Ron Briggs, Jesse Wilson, Keil Green. Jon Trussler, Jarrett Moore, Travis Creighton, Thomas Hardy, David Tudor, Alston Barrow, Joe Phifer, Lee Cole, Drew Dehaven, Josh Imbert, Brad Mall (Captain). Coaches: Alan Logan (Head coach), Will Mottola, Timothy McDaniel, Paul Van Wie, Robert Black, Richard Barron.

1994-1995 Season 1 Win 8 Losses

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Men's Soccer

Members: (L to R) (1) Clayton Hayden, Ry Moore, Chris Cairns, Matt Koren, Jason Balogh, Burns Jones, Qasim Sheikh, Forrest Porterfield, Andy Nix, Allen Whittle. Brendon Bailey, Byron Davis (2) Matt Kern (Head Coach), Ben Jennings, McCoy Darby, Rafe Mauran, Sid Spain, David Padilla. Daniel Batts, Rob Sanford, Sam Backfield, Jud Mcintosh, Rob Rhoden, Andy Beck, Jim Ashurst, Allen Hughes (Assistant Coach). Not pictured: Charles Peyser (Assistant Coach), Sally Brown (Manager).

1994-1995 Season

13 Wins

5 Losses

0 Ties

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Women's Soccer

Members: (L to R) (1) Traci Solomon (Captain), Grace Jones (Captain), Julia Frazier (Captain), Bond Dillard (2) Allison Calhoun, Anya Sammler, Erin Simpson, Kristin Wilson, Julia Lynn, Elizabeth Mayo (3) Sue Behme (Head Coach), Elizabeth Collier, Hope Atmore, Hayes Swinney. Anne Jones, Stacey Tompkins, P. J. Elder, Asha Kays. Not pictured: Charles Peyser (Assistant Coach), Gabby Lisella (Keeper Coach), Lisa Manley (Keeper Coach).

1994-1995 Season 7 Wins 13 Losses OTies

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Volleyball

Members: (L to R) (1) Elizabeth Cunningham, Holly Richardson, Melissa Riley (SCAC All-Conference, Second Team), Carry Yadon, Rachel Carlson (2) Nancy Ladd (Head Coach), Amy Barbour, Celeste Unsworth (SCAC Honorable Mention), Kim Smith, Maria Marcum (SCAC Honorable Mention), Gretel Lesslie, Nathan Conover (Student Assistant Coach).

1994-1995 Season 17 Wins 21 Losses

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Men's Cross Country

Members: Brett Alexander, Jamey Collins, Ian Cross, Hollis Duncan, Uzair Ismail, Bryan Joyner (Captain, All Conference), Andrew King, Rasheid Light, Andrew Moreman, Billy Ray, Jason Vinton, Bill Huyck (Coach).

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Members: (L to R) (1) Maggie Giel, Danielle Lanca, Cameron Graham(Regional All- American), Melissa Kennedy (Captain), Anne McGinn (Captain), Erwin Byrd, Joanna Davis, Rachel Riemer (1994 KIT All Conference; Regional AU-American) (2) Chris Rainey, Anne Budros, Rebecca Jones, Megan Lomax, Maryetta Anschutz, Stephanie Wempe, Brooke Vaughan (1994 KIT All Conference, Regional AU-American), Kristen Morrissey, Berkeley Little, Chapman Kern (Coach). Not pictured: Pete Dillon (Manager).

1994-1995 Season

9 Wins, 7 Losses

1994-1995 Conference Record

6 Wins, 3 Losses, Third Place

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Canoe Team

Members: (L to R) ( 1) Anna Collins. Bessie Gantt, Abigail Mann, Clara Orner. Madeline Johnson, Katherine Christy (2) Margaret Buchanan, Cotton Bryan, Mallory Dimmit, Beau Bethea, Coleman Rose, Joel Welsh (Coach), Christopher Keefer. Not pictured: Charles Israel. Allyson Brownlee.

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Men's Basketball

Members: Hunter Connelly (Co-Captain), Pete Dillon, Turner Emery, Brian Field, Keith Hall, Ryan Harrigan, Keith Minnifield, Andy Nix, Eric Ochel (Co- Captain), Jason Porter, Lee Willis. Joe Thoni (Head Coach), Richard Barron (Coach). Chris Murray (Manager), Corey Estes (Manager).

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1994-1995 Season

15 Wins, 10 Losses

1994-1995 SCAC Conference

8 Wins, 6 Losses

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Women's Basketball

Members: Kim Fauls (All SCAC), Sheridan Gilkerson, Belle Little, Maria Marcum, Amey Maybank, Brandi Poole, Anne Spear, Janie Taylor, Brooke Vaughan, Carrie Yadon, Gabrielle Lisella (Head Coach), Sue Behme (Coach), Kiley Miller (Student Assistant), Kiki Reese (Manager).

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1994-1995 Season

6 Wins

18 Losses

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Baseball

Members: Ben Klein, Pete Paulus, Ken Grimes, Scott Phillips, John Tugman, Drew Corbett, Robin Jones, Max Hart, Michael Sansbury, Steven Bruce, Glenn Harris, Matt Cooke, Bart Kempf, J. P. Culley, Richard Douglas, Bert Emerson, Andy Stack, Robert Black (Head Coach), Bill Mottola (Coach), Tim Bechtold (Coach).

1995 Season

7 Wins 6 Losses

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Members: Campbell Bourland, Scott Branting, Jeb Bridges, Mike Cooke, Ian Cross, Hollis Duncan, Klifford Grimes, Uzair Ismail, Anthony Jones, Bryan Joyner, Andrew King, Rasheid Light, Brad Mall (Most Valuable Athlete), Keith Minnifield, Terry Readus, James Spriggs, David Tudor, Kent Underwood, Shann Williams, Al Logan (Head Coach), Tim McDaniel (Coach), Denny Kezar (Coach).

1994-1995 Season

On April 24 and 25, Sewanee placed 2nd at the SCAC Confer- ence meet, Conway, Arkansas (with 173 points), with James Spriggs as the high point scorer for the conference.

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Members: Meredith Arthur, Polly Bass, Myranda Davis, Liz Ellington, LeAnn Foss, Natasha Johnson, Celia Holland, Valerie Kuthe, Cynthia Lyons, Katrina Nelson, Kim O'Neal, Michelle Parks, Nikki Robertson, Abi White, Quisha White, Artricia Woods, Cliff Afton (Coach).

1994-1995 Season

On April 24 and 25, Sewanee placed 5th at the SCAC Conference in Conway, Arkansas.

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Swimming and Diving

Members: (L to R) (1) Anja Sammler, Laura Jennings, Eliza Goodall, Nicole Noffsinger (School record holder), Clint Fisher, Sarah Musselman, Greg Shepherd (School record holder), Valerie Kuthe (2) Jeff Frazier, Thomas Hutto, Robbie Spruill (School record holder), Errett Neil (School record holder), Alana Williamson, Scott Evans, Margaret Buchanan, Serena Vann (Captain, School record holder), Jason Smith (School record holder), Brian Spurlock (School record holder), Drew Ellis, Elliott Leflar (3) Matt Lugar (Captain), Liz Greenfield (School record holder), John Cline(School record holder), David Burges, Bill Baker, Thomas Dykstra, Caroline Powell ( School record holder), Larry Cook, Mallory Dimmit (School record holder), Paul Randall, Jason Vinton, Anja Seitz. Not pictured: Kimberly Fellman, Melissa Lykins, Leigh Anne Peace, Julie Rosdeutscher, Abi White, Max Obermiller (Head Coach).

1994-1995 Season

Women

6 Wins, 4 Losses

Men

7 Wins, 3 Losses

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Men's Tennis

Members: Stephen Jackson (1 1W-3L), Brian Morrow (12W-3L), Tyler Vaughey, Lee Hamilton, Ryan Healon, K. C. Home (13W- 2L), Tim Dargan, Wes Talman (12W-3L), Andy Ferguson (2W-3L), Stephen Fulton, Ben Jennings, Court Michau, Shepley Smith (2w-2L), John Shackelford (Coach). Doubles: Brian Morrow/ K. C. Home (12W-3L), Stephen Jackson/ Court Michau (2W-2L), Shepley Smith/ Andy Ferguson (13W-2L).

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Members: Kristen Ialacci (8W-2L), Elizabeth Megorden (10W-2L), Helen Boehm (9W-2L), Lee Williams (10W-4L), Elizabeth Irwin (10W-2L), Katherine Toole (8W-2L), Sami Kell, Anna Brumby, Jessica Fletchall, Conchie Shackelford (Coach). Doubles: Kristen Ialacci/ Elizabeth Megorden (9W-1L), Lee Williams/ Helen Boehm (8W-3L), Katherine Toole/ Elizabeth Irwin (7W-3L). Team 10W-3L.

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Equestrian Team

Members:
Sally McClatchy (Coach)	Mimi McNamara
Bridgette Plowman	Jason Seward
Jordana Tonn	Boo Shepherd
Holly Hadley	Hadley Simmonds
Riley Simms	Elizabeth Blanton
Lisa Akerman	Julie- Ann Nydegger
Camille Thompson	James Acken
Katherine Davis	Frances Lumpkin

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Members: Kim Harvin, Mary Carol Harris, Mary Beth Donaldson, Abby Blackwell, Traci Solomon, Nancy Ladd (Coach).

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2. Phi Delta Theta (71.0)	6. BGRTD/Chooths (17.0;
3. Alpha Tau Omega (43.0)	7. Phi Gamma Delta (16.0
4. Sigma Nu (35.0)	8. The Express (10.0)

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Cheerleaders

Basketball Squad Members: (L to R) (1) Jenny Johnson, Melanie Murray, Celia Holland (2) Amy Jo Perigo, Madeline Johnson, Clara Orner, Cynthia Norman, Carolina Lugo, Laura Ross, Gwen Weien.

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Football Squad Members: (L to R) (1) Gwen Weien, Melanie Murray, Celia Holland, Jenny Johnson, Laura Ross (2) Carolina Lugo, Alice Gray Odom, Rachel Robinson, Nicole Glover.

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sewanee songs and yells

"SEWANEE TIGER"

When those Sewanee Tigers fall in line, We're going to win this game another time!

For SE-WA-NEE I yell, I yell!

And for the University I yell like hell! We will FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! for every yard! We'll circle ends and hit that line right hard; We're gonna roll old Vandy on the sod! on the sod!

SE-WA-NEE!

-excerpted from the Cap and Gown 1937

"Don't send my boy to Tennessee."

The dying mother said. "Don't send my boy to Georgia Tech,

I'd rather see him dead. But send him to Sewanee

It's better than Cornell; And rather than to Vanderbilt

I'd send my boy to hell."

-excerpted from the Cap and Gown 1937

"SEWANEE TIGERS"

Sewanee Tigers! Sewanee Tigers!

The pride of every student here!

Come on you old grads,

Let's join the young lads,

Sewanee Tigers now we cheer-RAH! RAH!

Now's the time boys to make a big noise

No matter what the people say,

For there is none to fear-

The gang's all here.

Hail to old Sewanee! Hail!

-excerpted from the Cap and Gown 1937

Tigers, Tigers - leave 'em in the lurch

Down with the heathens

Up with the Church YEA SEWANEE'S RIGHT!

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It is Spring

On our Mountain

All Winter the roads Have been clogged With mud and we have Had to stay in by the fire.

Now I shall go out And look for the Thrush that last year Laid seven eggs in a nest. A thing unheard of before.

And I shall go and see

Doc Gudger over at Jump Off.

He will try again to

Convince me that the

World is flat

And I shall listen,

For afterwards he will tell

Me where to find the

First arbutus.

Old Lizzie Long, too.

Will be out in front

Of her cabin, occasionally

Going to tend to

The "corn" that

She makes on the kitchen stove.

She will know the greenest

Places hereabouts and all

The gossip of the hillside.

All Winter I have had To sit by the fire. But it is Spring on Our Mountain now.

-excerpted from the Cap & Gown 1925.

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The chapel bell is ringing when you jump into your clothes

And dash a little water on your face, And you're off across the campus in less time than you'd suppose,

For you'd hate to have 'em miss you in your place.

And it's not because your spirit craves communion divine

That you chuck your nap and hurry off so fast. And it's not because your conscientious scruples are so fine,

Or your mind's of any ultra-psychic cast.

But the proctor's eyes are watchful and the proctor's eyes are keen,

And a dozen chapel skips is mighty few; So if you wish to hold the gentle graces of the Dean,

When you hear the bell you'd better take your cue.

-excerpted from the Cap & Gown 1925

234 /Closing

St. Augustine's Avenue

Closing/ 235

A Tribute to Sewanee

Midway between the hour which saw her birth And that completed circle of a hundred years Which hastening Time will add in future days, Sewanee stands. Her form, unshaken and unterrified. Strengthened by the enduring conflict with the years, Grounds Faith and Hope in that Eternal Name Which ageless as the ages, gave to men Whose hearts and hopes and lives were centered here The inspiration for their mighty deed.

The hour of benediction. On revered saints,

On hoary heads, on mankind's sweetest bloom,

With this last time of looking back

Upon the decades past, the blessing falls.

Peace, from the ivied hall and heavenward pointing spue.

Peace, from the crannied tower and cloistered cool retreat.

Peace, from each memory laden scene of old.

Peace, from thy mother to her worthy sons.

The day is done. On campus, hall and tower

The seal of night is set. Tomorrow's sun

Brings in the dawn of that new day for which

All those who are Sewanee's sons rejoice.

A day of hopes new-born, of plans new-cast;

A day of struggles new, of victories won;

A day of salutations, aspirations, hopes, joys, fears;

A day of seeking for the hand of fame

Which, beckoning through the years shall spur us on

Sewanee's mission truly to achieve. So when

The circlet of a century shall crown her brow

She may rest worthy of her need of praise.

A towered city. On thy revered head,

Made hoary by the trials of the years,

Made holy by the faith of those who guided thee,

Let rest that peace, which from Sewanee's sons,

In one glad tumult of rejoicing praise

Is given thee on this natal day.

-excerpted from the Cap & Gown 1907

3^1izabeth Arnett & Janie Taylor

236 /Closing

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An Ode to Sewanee

Ring loud, ye chimes of Breslin Tower! Proclaim the day. proclaim the hour

Of fair Sewanee's fame. Soon fifty years shall leave their trace On her enraptured, beaming face, And fifty more shall take their place

To magnify her name.

Thy Rose of Life shall always bloom, Thy Threads of Faith on life's great loom

Be spun in warps of gold. Far be that final, dismal day, When thy bright clouds turn dark and gray And ends fore'er thy mighty sway

O'er sons that love of old.

Shine bright, oh sun. through Heaven's prism Thy sons are bold, thy sons are free-

To banish heresy and schism,

To bathe the world in light.

Thy work has only half begun-

Eternity awaits each one

'Pon whom you place the name of son To battle for the right.

Ah! soft lies night upon thy breast When thy sweet chimes sing birds to rest.

Thy heart is peaceful then; White moonlight wraps her dreamy shroud Around thy form; the misty cloud Droops low to kiss the crowd

Of roses soon to bloom.

Their every thought is love for thee.

For thee so soft, so great. Soon autumn's hand shall brush their cheek, Their well-taught lips shall cease to speak, Yet sons shall follow them to seek

Bright Fame's eternal gate.

Though youth soon lose beauty's charm. There ne'er shall fall a single harm

Upon thy noble head, Our thoughts shall be for thy welfare, Our hearts shall shield thee from each care, Our love shall free from every snare

That lie where thy feet tread.

-excerpted from the Cap & Gown 1907

238 /Closing

Fortunate mortal! the tide of Time has turned for you! But remember that here all is enchantment, - that you have fallen under the spell of the dead,- that the lights and the colours and the voices must fade away at last into emptiness and silence.

-Lafcadio Hearn

Closing/ 239

ewanee is usually spoken of as unique, but it is more than that- it is strange and mysterious. Its location, its birth, its death, its resurrection, its existence, its laws, its life, its methods, even its beasts and feathered fowls; its streets, and lots, and gate- latches, and fences are strange and mysterious.

Twice planned and planted in faith and love, Sewanee has been strangely hampered, and mysteriously clogged, until one is almost tempted to believe that some malevolent creature, coming down from the remote past of the place, must have banned its birth and interdicted its resurrection.

But in spite of all, the dear old place lives on. Through chances and changes; through good report and evil report; through abuse, and brag, and blame, and blunders; in spite of friends and foes, it lives.

-Sarah Barnwell Elliott, found in the Cap& Gown 1915

240 /Closing

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242 /Closing

COMMENCEMENT DAY

14 May 1995

Katherine Jane Cashman

Valedictorian

Gene Thomas Moss, Jr.

Salutatorian

Thomas Carlyle Knox

The Algernon Sydney Sullivan Medallion

Elizabeth Paullin Sherwood

The Clarence Day Community Service Award

Keith Delon Minnifield

The Barron-Cravens Cup

John Keith Coates, Jr.

The Charles Hammond Memorial Cup

Scott Durham Ellis

The John Flynn Memorial Trophy

Quisha Antoinette White

The Outstanding Senior Female Athlete Award

John Keith Coates, Jr.

The Stephen Elliott Puckette III Memorial Award

Asitha Priyanka Sandanayake

The Phillip Evans Award

Katherine Jane Cashman Kevin Ashley West

The Guerry Award

Melissa Anne Kennedy

The Fine Arts Award for Distinction in Art History

Branan Reece Edgens

The John McCrady Memorial Award

Christopher Matthew Elwell

The Allen Farmer Award

Robert Edward Lominack

The Walter Guerry Green Medal

Kevin Ashley West

The A.T. Pickering Prize

Christina Randall Vial

The Judy Running Memorial Music Prize

Uzair Ismail

The William T. Allen Memorial Scholarship in Physics

My-Khanh Thi Nguyen

The E.G. Richmond Prize in Social Sciences

Bradley Collins Mall

The Michaux Nash Award

Weina Jiang «y

Quingshan Luo

The Robert Hooke Prize for Achievement in Mathematics

Eric John Marsland

The Harry C. Yeatman Award

Asitha Priyanka Sandanayake

The Eugene Mark Kayden Scholarship

Closing/ 243

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Chosen and now honored youths, see to it that you bear yourselves with uprightness and integrity to the glory of God, to the honor of the state, and to the good name of this University. Farewell and may God bless you.

ton Graham & Anne McGinn

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This Volume Of The Cap And Gown

Is Dedicated To The Memories Of Three Beloved Members Of The

Sewanee Family

Rev. Robert S. Creamer 1938-1995

Finally, beloved, whatever is true, whatever is honor- able, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is pleasing, whatever is commendable, if there is any excel- lence and if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things. Keep on doing the things that you have learned and received and heard and seen in me, and the God of peace will be with you.

— The Letter of Paul to the Philippians 4:8-9

Johanna S. Sudlow 1918-1995

"My eyes never forget the beauty of this place. The marvelous way that the light glitters through the trees to cast long bluish shadows, the clean air of the morning, the rose of the sunset. The buildings, made of hand- hewn stone that seems to push up through the ground, bring with them the very thing of which they are made stand surrounded by the magnificent, ever-embracing trees. When I paint the buildings, as huge as they seem, I see them as always, always dwarfed by the full, fat trees that embrace them in soft pastels in the Spring, rich greens in the Summer, brilliant orange in the Fall, and naked lavender in the Winter. What more could a person want?" — from Cap and Gown, 1993

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Dr. Edwin Murdoch Stirling 1940-1994

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Calendar 1994 - 1995

August

21 25 26

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24 Freshman Orientation Classes begin Acoustic Junction band Fall fest- Uncle Mingo; Hypnotist James Mapes; Marlowe Room 1994 Absolution Pool art exhibit by Leon Johnson (through 10/16/94) Opening Convocation of the University; Men's rush begins Kourosh Solaimari -Caricature Artist

September

1 Carlos Alazraqui-Comedian

2 A & A Reggae Review band; Cavalier bust broken in Breslin

3 Community Service Fair; The Rebirth Brass Band

14 The Canadian Brass Group

17 Men's Shakeday

19-20 John Polkinghorne, Professor at

Queen's College Cambridge-lecture 30-Oct 2 Parent's Weekend

October
7-10	Celebrating 25 years of Women at
	Sewanee
10	Founder's Day; Madeleine L'Engle-
	book signing and reading
11	Lack of Faculty diversity protest
15-17 Homecomina; Sports Illustrated
	photographs Sewanee for a section
	about Southern schools
19	Daisy Zamora, Nicaraguan Poet and
	Feminist- reading
19-21 DuBose Lectures
20	Awadagin Pratt -pianist
21-25 Fall Break
27	John Steadman: lecture "Milton &
	Dante: A Reconsideration"
30	Robert Moore & Works by the
	Graphic Workshop art exhibit
	(through 12/1194)
31	Donald Ratajczak- Olin lecture: "The
	elusive sustainable expansion path"
	The state flags were removed from
	All Saints' Chapel

"Happily this void has been filled with a bevy of courageous women, veritable magnolia buds with sepals of iron courage, to pulverize another metaphor. Gentle, feminine flutings charm the misty atmosphere. Benedict Hall with its artful grills and reassuring 'inner calm' system has been victimized by Destiny for housing purposes. Despite the sneers of chrome and tile lovers, quaint Hoffman Hall is generously filling the role of Sewanee's first co-ed dormi- tory. A beaverboard partition and cleverly foraged shower curtains have not discouraged amiable relations between genders in Hoffman. [These additions] may partially account for the rapid increase of nymphs in Manigault Park."

(excerpted from the Sewanee Purple, Sept. 26, 1969)

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November
1	Elizabeth Dewberry Vaughan-reading;
	Choir concert
3	Jenny Wormald-Brown Foundation
	Fellow & visiting professor- lecture:
	"Tis true I am a cradle King"
4	Henry Cho- Comedian
5	Dr. Ruth, sex therapist- talk and Q&A
9	James Kilgo-author & essayist-reading
10	John Womack, Jr. lecture: "Revolution
	& Democracy in Modern Mexico"
11	African American Alliance step show
12	God Street Wine band; Jazz Coffee
	House- Kathleen Bertrand& quintet
16	Herbert Benario- lecture: "The fate of
	Tacitus"; Death of a Salesman-Theatre
	Sewanee production (through 1 1/19/94)
19	Football team plays in Bermuda, first
	bowl game since 1899
23-27 Thanksgiving Holiday
28	Wendell Berry -Aiken Taylor Poetry
	reading
30	Dr. Ben Szapiro-Sigma Xi lecture:
	"Scanning Tunnelling Microscopes"
30	Kathy Scrantom-art exhibit (through
	12/16/94)

December

1 Daughters of Africa presentation; TN leash law in effect for Sewanee dogs

3-4 Lessons and Carols program

8-14 Final Exams

15 Chamber Music Concert- first conceit in St. Luke's since the renovation

17- January 17

Dorms closed; Christmas Break

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January
17	Classes begin
22	Dr. E. J. Carlos Galaxy Aquarium art
	exhibit (through 3/5/95)
23	Opening Convocation of the University;
	Honorary Degree recipient George
	Garrett-reading
24	Joe Goode Performance Group
25	Andrew Hacker- lecture: "Ethnic
	Crossroads"
26	Renee Hicks- comedienne
28	Leftover Salmon band
30	Women's Rush begins

February

2-3 Thomas Boardman-lecture: "Quality Improvement and Appreciation for Variation"

4 Women's Shakeday

10 Jamaica Trip Chili Dinner

1 1 SAMS-Jamaica trip Rock-a-Like

13 duPont lecture series: Daniel R. Schwarz "Searching for Modernism's genetic code: Picasso, Joyce, and Stevens as a Cultural Configuration"

15 Easter Term organ recital- Dr. Delcamp; OG stripe finally passed; OG attendance policy changed

16 William Pritchard-University lectures committee: "Criticism in the Age of Theory"

20-22 Sewanee Conference on Women; Helen Thomas, veteran White House correspondent- lecture

22 Senior Eric Ochel scored 55 pts. in one Basketball game-breaking the individual point scoring record held since 1956-57 by Larry Jackson; Top Girls-Theatre Sewanee production (through 2/25/95)

March

8-19 21

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23

24

Millard Fuller, Founder of Habitat for Humanity, presented a sermon and lecture Spring Break

Andrew Reisinger-organ performance Campus wide discussion with the V.C.: "Sewanee's Christian Identity and Future as an Episcopal University" University Lectures committee- Carl B. Eastbrook- lecture: "Cathedral and Commu nity in 17th Century England"; James Morrow- lecture: "Painting and experience in the Low countries @ 1400: Transcendin| the boundaries"

Dr. Cynthia Blanck Eldridge- H. Malcolm Owen lecture: "HLA-What is it? What does it mean to you? Who cares anyway?

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March

26 Dr. Barney Graham-lecture: "Develop ment of a preventive vaccine for AIDS"

27 Dr. Carlos Rojas- slide lecture on Salvador Dali and Sigmund Freud

28 Choir of York Minster, York, England- performance

29 Pre Med club sponsored Blood Drive; Phillip Powell- lecture: "Environmental Management, Sustainable Development and Alternatives to private property in the islands on the South Pacific

30 John L. Thomas- Michael Harrah Wood Annual Memorial Lecture: "Holding the middle ground: Clashing Regionalisms in 20th Century America"

April

1 3rd Floor of Woods Lab renovated and dedicated in honor of Lulu Hampton Owen Equestrian Regionals held at Sewanee

2 Cumberland Mountain BikeClassic race 4 A. Manette Ansay-reading

5-8 Israel Horovitz one acts-Theatre Sewanee 6 Irsael Horovitz- reading 7-8 Medieval Colloquium 8 Bela Fleck & the Flecktones- band; Children's community service carnival

1 1 Jesse Jackson, Jr. -lecture

12 Robert Pack-poetry reading 17-22 Earth Week

21 Scientific Sewanee presentations

22 Elvis Party; WUTS Fest

24 Julie Ann Plax-lecture: "Elisabeth Ligie- Lebrunis Greek Dinner Party: Scandal, Sex, Sauces and the End of the Ancien Regime"; Mo Leverett-lecture: "Life and Ministry in Desire Housing project. New Orleans"

25 University Choir spring Concert; Sarah Boykin-lecture: "A Woman's influence: the architecture of Lula Ross Wilburn"

26-28 Shindig- dance production

30 Senior Art Exhibit (through 5/13/95)

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3	University Orchestra Opera Highlights
	performance
5-10	Final Exams
13	Baccalaureate
14	127th Commencement: 273 Under-
	graduates and 24 Seminarians
	received degrees.
15	Dorms closed; Summer Vacation !

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"By the time it came to the edge of the Forest, the stream had grown up, so that it was almost a river, and, being grown-up, it did not run and jump and sparkle along as it used to do when it was younger, but moved more slowly. For it knew now where it was going, and it said to itself, "There is no hurry. We shall get there some day." But all the little streams higher up in the Forest went this way and that, quickly, eagerly, having so much to find out before it was too late."

-A. A. Milne The House at Pooh Corner

"By the time it came to the edge of the Forest, the stream had grown up, so that it was almost a river, and, being grown-up, it did not run and jump and sparkle along as it used to do when it was younger, but moved more slowly. For it knew now where it was going, and it said to itself, "There is no hurry. We shall get there some day." But all the little streams higher up in the Forest went this way and that, quickly, eagerly, having so much to find out before it was too late."

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