Full text of "The Zenith Yearbook, 2002 High Point University"

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High Point University

833 Montlieu Avenue
igh Point, North Carolina
27262
Volume 78

From the President

A Fond Farewell

Congratulations to the Class of 2002. You have

been a wonderful class, upbeat and enthusiastic.

We, the faculty, staff and all of the students at

High Point University, are proud of you.

As a result of what has transpi red in our society and especially in our own country, this has
been a difficult year. Still there have been grand moments. We have seen our country pulling
together in ways that most of us have never seen. Someone once said that our civilization is
a Judeo-Christian civilization; others call it democracy. When it succeeds, it is a little bit of
both, and when it works, we need not fear about the future of freedom. We could not be more
proud of students, faculty and staff for participating in all the many endeavors to enhance
the grieving families and all the others caught in the catastrophes which faced us this past
year. You , the students, worked overtime by giving blood, service, and even money to those
in need. On behalt of the University, I thank vou.

I hope particularly the Class of 2002 will look back over the past years and say this has been
a wonderful experience. I feel certain that you will. I also know that many, many of you do
not want to leave, and that is as it should be. It reminds me of a little girl in Japan who, at the
end of a wonderful day of play with her American friends, asked permission to say her
evening prayers in her own words. This is what she said: "Thank you, God, for a pleasant
day." Then she paused, thinking what she would say next, and added, "I hope you've had
a good time , too." 1 hope you've had a good time because we've certainly enjoyed having
you, and hopefully what you have done here will bring God pleasure as well.

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Student Life

Orientation

Nicole Carter hands
and room assignmen

out keys

ts.

A well-oiled ma-
chine, the orienta-
tion committee
gets the year
started smoothly
for incoming
students.

MeMe and Cece wonder
two things: does every-
one live on the fourth
floor, and do guvs help
anymore?

A typical day during orien-
tation started around 9 am
with breakfast in the ca fete-
ria and ended after mid-
night. Each aspect of the
program had its own
branch, like transportation,
entertainment, and food.
The entertainment commit-
tee created excitement with
something to do each night
of the week while the food
committee provided the
Coke truck and food at ev-
ery event. The testing com-
mittee made sure freshmen
and transfers knew where

to go and what to do. The
registration committee
greeted incoming students
with theirpacketsaboutev-
er\ thing they needed to
know to get through orien-
tation.

The main focus of training
the orientation committee
as a whole involved team-
work and lots of communi-
cation. At the end of the
week, all 30 members of
the team felt that the week
had been a success.

On Nicole's luckv night at the
Arie Savinsky samples a tropi- blackjack tables, she still has to
cal punch at the luau. usea lifeline to phone a friend.

Meredith and B| roll up their
slee\ es for move-in day.

osh and Darius on karaoke Alex Howard lends a helping
night: "Like whoa!" hand and back - "Carpet, any-

one?"

Montis Lash takes advantage
of the study hall for athletes in
Smith Library.

April gets most of her study-
ing done while working in the
Indigo Club.

When was the War of 1812?

Familiar surroundings and
items from home make study-
ing much easier.

Nicole works hard in the Aca-
demic Services Center to com-
plete her weekly library re-
quirement for ADV 101.

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Everyday Life

How students make themselves at home on
campus.

Besides going to class, High
Point students find time to
enjoy other aspects of life
on campus. They sit out on
the benches or relax in the
new swings and chat with
friends, or thev /one out in
front of the tube for some of
the many addictive shows
television has to offer.

Students also enjoy exercis-
ing as a way to relax. The
weight room, aerobic room
and raquetball courts are al-

ways busy and keep students
occupied during the week as
well as on weekends.

It's not uncommon to walk
through campus and see stu-
dents hanging out of their
windows or sitting on their
balcony enjoying the beauti-
ful North Carolina weather.

But the main reason students
are on campus is to study and
learn, and we salute the ef-
forts of each and e\erv one.

Hittin' the books before mid-
terms at Smith Library.

Cricket and Matt surf the
net for the joke of the daw

Gams get a little help with the

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Derby Day

Tank Floyd, Assistant
Dean of Students for
Campus Life, gives a few
details for organization.

And they're off! These
Gams shoulder the re-
sponsibility of winning
the ma ttress race for thei r
sisters

Derby Day at High Point
University was started by
the Greek organizations and
is now celebrated for fresh-
men who come to the Uni-
versity to start off their year
with a bang. It also serves as
a way for students to get to
know others on their hall.

Fraternities, sororities, and
clubs come together for
events such as the mattress
race, hippity hop, three-
legged race, dizzy bats, tug
of war, and water balloon
toss. Teams from organiza-
tions and residence halls
came out to participate for a
day of food, fun, and excite-
ment.

Theta Chis surge ahead
to take the lead in the
mattress race.

Ready... set...hop! Competitors
take off on the Hippity-hop

The KDs are ready for war. race.

Derby Day refs compare re-
sults.

Flanked by Jessica Hunter and
Joelle Davis, Andy Harney
practices his rega

acknowledgement.

Vaneisha Paynter and John
Neidecker follow up in the cel-
ebration.

The American theme lends it
self to this float as the Pike
sing the praises of the firemer

BJ waves the stars and stripes
during the Homecoming Pa-
rade.

T-n-T (Terri and Teddy) are
dynamite on the Homecom-
ing Court.

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Homecoming
Parade

Floats and cars roll through campus to create
that festive spirit.

The Homecoming Parade is
an annual event when all
organizations drive around
Sixth Street showing Pan-
ther pride. The events of
September 11, 2001, in-
spired a more patriotic
theme for this year's parade.
Students Amanda Alonzy,
Natalie Corbin, Kellv Green
and Lauren Stol/.er e\ en
went so far as to paint the
rock with stars and stripes.

The parade marks the end

of Greek Week, but the ex-
citement grows as the Home-
coming Court is announced
later in the evening at the
dance. Nominations by stu-
dents were taken all week in
the cafeteria, and candidates
for the Homecoming Queen
were Joelle Davis, Terri
Moorehead,Candi Harbottle,
Vaneisha Paynter, and Jes-
sica Hunter. Big Man on Cam-
pus nominations were Andy
Hardney, David Gouge, John
Neidecker, and Teddy Hart.

Pikes borrow a trusty Johanna and friend take a
Dalmation to add a spark to leisurely ride in the parade,
their firemen float in the pa-
rade.

The University

celebrates its 77th

Homecoming with

the annual formal

dance honoring

students, faculty,

and alumni.

The Court gathers with
the Queen and BMOC for
apost-cro vv n i n g
celebratory photo.

Homecoming

He may have on a silly hat, bi
he's a pretty good dancer!

October 6, 2001 , was the date
of Homecoming which was
held at the Showplace
Atrium in downtown High
Point. Bringing together the
alumni and undergradu-
ates, it is one of the most
exciting times of the year.
It's filled with elegance, en-
tertainment, school spirit,
and the enthusiasm of be-
ing or having been a stu-
dent who attends High
Point University.

The theme of this year's
event was "A Night on

Bourbon Street" which was
put together by SGA Vice
President Joelle Davis. The
dance was a huge success
with partygoers gathering
to do the electric slide and
other fun moves as they
put away work and school
for one evening.

The Homecoming Court
was introduced and Terri
Moorehead was crowned
queen while Andy
Hardney was chosen as Big
Man on Campus.

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ID Dressed to impress, Haruka,

JK Taylor and Amber Lewis Mieko, and Savoko show off
enjoy a brief rest at the dance, their traditional finery.

Bessie Fleming and Haley
Dejarnette love being all

dressed up and having some-
where to go.

Terri Moorehead is sur- Kelly Rodriguez and Claire
rounded by her twin sister and Cooleigh are all that glitters at
alum Amber Lew is (2000) at- the Homecoming Dance,
ter being crowned Homecom-
ing Queen.

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Naturally Seven performs for
the High Point students.

Strike! High Point students are
always up for a night of cos-
mic bowling.

Darius, Liz, and Deneta sha
fun at the alley.

Comedian Tim Young takes
the mike for a few laughs.

It's autograph time for the
members of Naturally Seven.

Where the Fun Is

Student Activities Board plans fun and
games for the campus

Ask students about what
thev do for excitement and
the answer is usually some-
thing to do with an SAB
event. The Student Activi-
ties Board supplies them
with a wide variety of ac-
tivities ranging from come-
dians to bingo to movie
night, and even an occa-
sional caricature artist.

Every year, students at the
University can anticipate a
growing number of old and
new events. Students are

provided with a calendar each
semester to keep them in-
formed of the events funded
by the Student Activities fee
that each student pays.

Seniors have learned long ago
not to show up fashionablv
late for these events as being
tard\ . an make the different e
between having 1 bingo card
or 2 to play. All in all, SAB
provides students with safe
and fun events that any other
school would love to have.

Everything and the Kitchen Nothing beats a great pair
Sink! Where's Paul? of legs.

Family
Weekend

In recognition of those who died
on Sept. 11, 2001, a daffodil gar-
den was planted on the ravine
outside the Slane Center. Mrs.
Martinson participates with stu-
dents, parents, and faculty.

The Food Fair was a de-
light to the palates of stu-
dents and parents.

A full schedule of events
awaited family and friends
as they arrived on campus
November 9-11 for Family
Weekend. Special meals
were planned toentice fami-
lies to dine in the cafeteria,
such as candlelight dinners,
special brunches, and
breakfast with the Presi-
dent. The International Club
hosted a Food Fair at which
everyone could sample
foods from many different
countries.

Ongoing events all week-
end were the performances
by the Tower Players of
"Into the Woods" and the
student art exhibit in the

auditorium lobby. Sporting

events included a golf tour- Dr. Jean-Francois Llorens p

nament, a women's volley- forms songs in French at ti

ball game, and an exhibi- Food Fair.

tion men's basketball game
against an international
team, which the Panthers
won.

The weekend culminated
on Sunday with a perfor-
mance by the University
Woodwind Ensemble, a
worship service in
Ha) worth Chapel, and the
daffodil planting ceremonv.
Families of High Point stu-
dents got a chance to see
just how special time at the
University can be.

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A merengue exhibition by Ada
Hernandez and Bill Aird was pari
of the menu at the Internationa:
Food Fair.

Art professor Cheryle Hairston

proudly shows off some of her Student art was also d isplayed

students' creations at the stu- on the sidewalk outside the

dent art exhibit. 51 ane Center.

Professor Barbara Mascali has

her face painted by Maggie
Petreska.

SGA President David Gouge Friends gather for Fun Flicks

explains the correct method for Make Your Own Video to cre-

planting the first of 5,000 daf- atetheirovvn \ ersion ofa DMX

fodil bulbs for the memorial rap video.
garden.

Brittany Hogan (Lucinda),
Jackie Smith (stepmother),
Christy Brown (Florinda), and
Audra Callahan (Cinderella).

Ben Allen (Mysterious Man ).

Mike Maykish (Baker).
McKenzie Burkhardt (Baker's
wife), Victoria Steele (Little
Red Riding Hood).

Jamie Stone (Witch).

ason DiCaprio (Stage Man-
ager).

Into the Woods

Tlie Tower Players shine in four perfor-
mances over Family Weekend.

The Tower Players, in col-
laboration with University
programs in theater and
music, presented "Into the
Woods," a musical by
Stephen Sondheim and
James Lapine. Classic fairy
tales (Cinderella, Jack and
the Beanstalk, Little Red
Riding Hood, and other) arc-
woven with the tale of a
baker and his wile. They
seek tobreaka spell of child-
lessness laid upon them by
a crabby witch.

In the hilarious first act, the
characters plot to get their
wishes by whatever means nec-
essary. In Act Two, a furious
giantess arrives by beanstalk to
seek revenge for her murdered
husband. Events turn serious
as the characters learn about
community responsibilities, the
penalties of greed, and the con-
sequences of their own actions.

Rasha Zamamiri (Jack's
mother).

Stephen A. Hale (Jack).

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Crop Walkers refuel on pizza,

burgers, hot dogs, and
l'( )VVI R \DH!

Steven Key goes over a few
housekeeping i terns before the ' A '<!/
Walk begins."

CAUTION: Crop Walker
crossing.

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Participants come in all ages
and sizes.

Performers at the Crop Walk
concert.

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CROP Walk 2001

Putting the best foot forward (again and
again) to help the community

The HighPoint CROP Walk

is one of over 200(1 commu-
nities who walk to raise
money for world and local
hunger needs. High Point
has sponsored a CROP
Walk each year since 1983,
raising over 5315,000. The
Walk is a 3-mile walk, and
starts and ends at High
Point University. Students
from the University volun-
teer to help with the prepa-
ration, registration and
other responsibilities dur-
ing the walk. This war they
also cooked hot dogs and
hamburgers for all the walk-
ers. There were approxi-
mately 400 walkers from 27
churches and organizations.

The CROP Walk also sup-
ports efforts to address local
h li nger needs. Church World
Service returns 2?".. of the
money raised from each com-
munity back to that commu-
nity to help meet hunger
needs. The High Point CROP
Walk supports Open Door
Ministries' Father's Table, a
soup kitchen that every day
serves hot and nutritious
meals to the poor and home-
less. The Father's Table
served over 8b, 000 meals to
people in our local commu-
nity in 2000. This year, they
project that thev will serve
over 100,000 meals.

One step at a time for every

walker.

Sigs cook burgers and dogs

on the grill to help feed the
Walkers.

KD's get down at the Home-
coming Lip Sync.

Members of Phi Mu and Theta
Chi take time out to strike a
pose during the Greek Week
Bowling Night.

Members of Lambda Chi Al-
pha and Alpha Gamma Delta
gather around their winning
banner.

Going all out for the Lip Sync
contest.

Ginny backstrokes her way to
victory during theGreek Week
pool events.

Greek Week

Organizations come together for the sake of
fun and games.

Greek Week at High Point
University is a time for all
the Greek organizations to
put aside their differences
for fun field events and
other activities. The events
for the 2001-1)2 Greek Week
were the volleyball game,
painting of the rock. Derby
Day events, bowling night
and the infamous Lip Sync
Contest. All theeventswere
a smash.

The teams this year were Zeta
Tau Alpha and Delta Sigma
Phi, Alpha Gamma Delta and
Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Mu
and Theta Chi, Kappa Delta
and Pi Kappa Alpha. Each
team made a good showing
while displaying their collec-
tive competitive spirits. First
place winner was the the Zeta
Tau Alpha and Delta Sigma
Phi team. Congratulations!

Zenith editor Steven Coard
transforms into Michael lack-
son for the Lip Sync contest.

Don't ask.

Venieca Anderson enjoys a
game of pool in the Indigo
Club.

Dedra Gibson invites a friend
over tor a movie.

Students fall into line at the
new Pan Geos.

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Angela Swann is busy at her
job in the Campus Bookstore.

Students take a break between
classes at Havvorth Hall.

Life on Campus

What goes on before and after classes.. .and
sometimes during!

High Point students and
faculty spend most of their
time on campus. With so
many activities from which
to choose, it's hard to be
bored. Students enjoy ev-
erything from working on-
campus jobs to hanging out
with their friends.

Students can gather at The
Point to eat and chat. The
Indigo Club is another hot
spot on campus. Students
can enjoy a game of pool
while catching up on last

week's activities. It's a place to
unwind after a long day of
classes.

Students who don't participate
in Division I sports get involved
in intramural sports. They show
their school spirit while play-
ing basketball, soccer, and even
flag football. Intramural sports
offer students the opportunity
to participate on a more casual
level.

Chef Jim always has a tasty
meal ready lor his students.

Mis. Juanita is a welcome
face to everyone as the)
enter the cafeteria.

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Andrew S. Adams

Business Admisitralion*

Amanda J. AlonZ)
Elementary Education

Catrina L. Banks

Criminal Justice

Sair Ali

Business Administration

Shadan A. Al-Kassim
History

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Maggie R. Alston
Computer Information Systems

Kalhrvn I. Asplund
Mathematics

John P. Barhour

Business Adniinslialion

Meghan Bernardino

Exercise Science

Ashley V. Allen
Accounting

Erik O. Atkin
Computer Information Systems'

Sarah J. Bird
Elementary Education

'denotes double major

Lori L. B levins

Elementary Education

Catherine A. Campbell
History

Deborah M. Bridges
Human Relations*

Christal A. Brown

Business Adminstraiion

Lisa Campbell
Home Furnishings Marketing

Cluire M. Coolidge
Business Administuiioii

Sheryl-Lynn J. Burden

Spanish

Derico R. Cooper

Physical Education Recreation

Senior
Flashback

Having a triple room
wasn't easy, but
freshmen Kelley
Rodriguez, Nikkia
McCalla, and
Shemecka Ward took
the time to make it
work.

Leah M. Cope
Elementary Education

Stephanie D. Craven
Elemental Education

Shana A. Dallara
International Business

Natalie V. Corbin

Hum. in Relations

Stephen M. Cowne
Business Administration

Heather S. Craw lord
Special Education

Jennifer J. Cross

Elemenlarv Education

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Abby L. Davis
Element jr\ Education

Joelle M. Davis

International Business

J ana L. Craven

Elementary Education

Steven L. Cuneo
Computer Information Systems*

Shaun F. Davis
Business Adminstration

"denotes double maior

Christy Day
Interior Design*

Jason J. DiCaprio
Human Relations

Haley C. DeJarnette

Exercise Scien

Erin L. Dempsey
Interior Design

Brianna Dewey
[nterioi Design

Kairina L. Dillard

Business Ailniin , 'lr.ilh>n

Rebekah J. Dion
Elementun Education

Charmeta Doakes-Guess

Biolog\

Senior
Flashback

Cece, John, and
Michelle enjoyed
themselves at the
NATA Conference in
Los Angeles for the
Sports Medicine
program.

Michele L. Eckes
Sports Medicine

David R. Faby
Spori Management

Brenda S, Five I and
Biologv

Karl A. Ellison
Business Adiniiislralion

Shea Evans
Exercise Science

Brvnne S. Fisher

Human Relalnms

Bessie R. Fleming
Computer Information Systems

Vikki M. Fuller
Criminal Justice

Oluwalemi B. Ghenii
Elemental-) Education

Christy M. Everhart
Business Admhisiralion

Shelly A. Forrest

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Oluwatomi B. Gbemi
Sociology

'denotes double major

Kimberly L. Glover

Biology

Donalee Goodrum-White

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Charles G. Goldi/en
Exercise Science

Ramon E. Gonzalez
Computer Information Systems

Riley Gostisha
Spon Managemem

Corlnev M. Goude
Business Administration

Mar> Elizabeth Goodrich
Interior Design

David B. Gouge
Philosoph)

Senior
Flashback

Tom Evans becomes a
contender for a
NCAA championship.

Till any N. Grzan
Exercise Science

Candice N. Harbottle

Business Administration

Michael A. Hayden

Business Adminstration

Erica Gornik
Elemenian Education

Valerie A. Harris
International Business

Lisa A. Hayes

Accounting

Amanda Grnlka
Criminal Justice

Teddy B. Hail
Spun Management

Jessica A. Healan
Elenicnlarv Education

Amy Hanshau
Exercise Science'

Melinda E. Harvy

Mathematics

Amanda M. Hedgecock
Exercise Science

"denotes double major

Baron A. Heincniann
Mathematics

Candi Hughes
Business Administration

Jennifer A. Helsle\
Political Science

Melissa R. Henderson
Exercise Science

Christopher D. Hyatt
Sport Management

Erin A. Jackson
Interior Design

Terence F. Houston
English

Elizabeth L. James
Human Relations

Ed Hickey played a
wizard for the Tower
Players.

Farrell R. Kersey
Chemistrs

Kristofer J. Kreissig
Sports Medicine

Robin L. Kester

Computer Science

Jennifer A. Kuhn

Exercise Science'

Anita C. King

Human Reljlions

Jaclyn Krcnek

Computer Iniormation Systems*

Kelly Larkin

Business Administration '

Amanda D. Lasseter
Sports Medicine

"denotes double maior

Jennifer A. Layton

Sporls Medicine

Yelena V. Markelova

International Studies'

Sandra H. Lehmann
Business Administration

Dana Marlello

Human Relations

Michael C. Luger
Chemistn

Alison Mauldin

PolilKal Science

Sarina G. Lyall

PsVCholofi>

Nikkia L. McCalla
Spi hi Management

Senior
Flashback

Kelley Rodriguez, Jen
Weinstein, Shemecka
Ward, and Melissa
Henderson go on the
white water rafting
trip in 2000 with
FCA.

Michelle M. McKnight
Computer Information Systems

Carly E. Moon
English

Trey Muller-Thym
Business Adminstratioti

Ryan C. McMahon

Sports Medicine

Gail I. Meyer
Elementan Education

Michael S. Miller
Spon Management

Darius A. Mooring
Computer Science

Terri M. Morehead

Exercise Science

Kathleen A. Morgan
Psychology

AlisaC. Myers
Elenientar\ Education

John M Neidecker

Spurts Medicine

LeAnn M. O'Malley

International Studies

"denotes double ma|or

Timothy M. Orcutt
Biolog)

Francisco W. Pin ho

Sport Management

Jodi A. Palladino
Spun Management

Vaneisha C. Paynter
Biologv

Brandilyn C. Price
Theatre Arts

Nicole M. Quinn
Hi'mc hurnishinys Marketing

Amanda C. Perrel
Biolosi

Rebecca Roehnch
International Studies '

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Ivy S. Rayle
Accounting

Jennifer Roddy
Human Relations

Haley S. Sawyer
Accounting

Jamie L. Regulski
Exercise Science

Janet E. Robertson
Interior Design

Brianne L. Russell

Special Education

Quonsetta Salters
Criminal Justice*

Debbie L. Rochelle
Accounting

Dawn M. Scheier
Computer Science

Kenneth D. Shumate
Mathematics

Carlton E. Sanders
Studio Art

Amanda M. Smiih
Mathematics

"denotes double maior

Andrew L. Smith
Business Administration

Karri A. S pence
Elementary Education

Brent Smith
Philosophy

Jacqueline I. Smith

I lieu re Ans

Kelly R. Standridge
Criminal Justice

Sh.nia D. Stephens

Hutnjii KeLilnm^

Deneta N. Somerville

Hum. in Relations

Lauren E. Stolzer
Middle < irades Education

Senior
Flashback

Mantas Ignatavisius
charges to the
basket.

fenryC. Suhr. Ill
Criminal Justice

Gabriel la J. Surprenant
Elementan Education

Stephen A. Sviatko
Sport Management

Tara L. Theile

English

Michelle M. Trotter

KloitiL'iHar\ Education

Alicia C. Thomas
Biolog)

DeAnne R. Thomas
Business Administration

Meredith J. Valentine
Elementary Education

Derek J. VanWeerdhui/en
Criminal Justice

Dominic Taddeo
Business Administration :

Cecelia A. Tolliver
Spurts Medicine

S. Joseph Vincell
English

'denotes double major

Dominic Watkins
Political Science*

Jennifer L. Weinstein
Sociology

Brooke D. Wharton
Home Furnishingi Marketing

April D. White
Business Administration

Sharon N. While
Bioloai

Alexis H. Whitfield
Sport Management

Krist) L. Whitaker
Enelikh

Subira K. Williams
Accounting

Senior
Flashback

Matt Nelson and Jon
Hentz presided over
IFC.

Jessica A. Wolfe

Computer Inform. ition Systems

Brian H. Wilson
Computer Information Systems

Timmeca M. Wilson
Human Relations'

Allyson W. Wood
Mathematics

Heather L. Woodson
Chemistry

Kimberly Ann Cukal
Business Administration

Gary Wingfield

Sport Management"

Michelle R. Young

Computer Information Systems*

Vainelle Walker

Psychology

'denotes double major

Mary Alexander

Allison Augustine
Kevin Bailey
Jonathan Banch
[oao Batista

Ron Barrow
Megan Bee

Kellv Beeson
Gloria Bell

Pasha Belman

Elizabeth Bernthal
Kendria Broun
I eslie Brown
Kevin Bureh
Robert Bureliam

McKenzie Burkhardt
Blair Bvrd
I )awntej C ampbell
Aaron Caracci
Nicole t arter

Matthew Carver
Laura ( asej
lames Christian
Titi.mv Clarke
Anna Clinard

( .eoi ne l oggins
Jaclyn Coleman
Melissa Coloton
Rena Cornwell
lamaal Cottman

ILMORS

Heather Daniel
Patricia D'Art )
Mandy Day
Casev Degnan
Michelle Dell'Osa

Samuel Di-miss
Benjamin Diffenderfer
Anush Djaniants
Julianna Docimo
)ose Domingue/

Laura Douglas
Kesha Douthit

Claudia Durham
Danielle Eakes
Markiesha Edgerlon

Barbara-lean Ercolino

Elisabel Ericson
Shea Evans
Thomas Evans
Robert Ferguson

Laura Ferrell
I leiiii Fischer
Stephanie I ishel
Pamela Foxx
Heidi Fuchs

Christopher Gardner
Daniel Gariepy
Emily Gehm
Dedra i libson
Ginnv Gielen

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JUNIORS

Michael Gimbar
April Coode
5ta< ie Goss
George Gouge
C hri-tin Gribble

Garrett Griffin
Kelli Crubb
Paul Guaj

Kirsten Gulbrandsen
Bjorn Hagdahl

I n n Hall
Ke\ in Harrison
Carolyn Hassetl
Is.ir.i 1 lerndon
Katherine I lodges

Christopher Hooks
Victoria Hoots
Matthew I lowell
Sarah I [ubbard
Timothy Huhh.ird

Ericka Inverso
Titianv fackson
lon.ilhan Johnson
Misty Johnson
Laura Kassler

lusrin Keegan
Reagan Kindle)
Stacej Kline
Philip Kosov
Jaime Leathead

IL MORS

Melissa Males
Justin Martin
Adrian Martinez
Jamie Matthews
Timothy McDonald

Nancy McGinnis
Jeanelle McKenney
Tzeala McLean
Ryan Merrill
Annika Meyerson

Ross Miller
Willow Miller
Gloria Miranda
Rayshaun Moore
Beth Mork

David Morris
Kerry Muscolina
I lannah Oliver
Jocelyn Paza
Chris Pereschuk

Brian Poindexter
Kristin Pendry
Tracvann Pryce
Heather Reid

I.eRae Rice

Cathleen Roberts
Ava Roddy
Gina Rosser
Rebecca Rush
Quonsetta Sailers

JUNIORS

Crissj Samuel
Elizabeth Sanders
Pamela Schwartz
Mieko Sekine

Brandi Smith

Lindsev Steinhaus
Stac) Stewart
Anna Stridh
David S) nan

Kenneth Tavlor

Rj an I hiede
Keisha I hompson
Anya Tillej

Jay Todd

Laura I inner

Dustin Van
Weerdhuizen

Ke\ in Varihov

Andrew Veach

Lauren Virgin

Stephen Voges

Verntisha Walker
Melanie Wall
Rita Walton
Helen Waters

Erica Watson

Leigh Weatherlv
Amora Williams
Scott Williams
Amanda \oder

JUNIORS

I odd Abbotl

•\shle\ Abt

Oluropo Adej emi

Bill And
Benjamin Allen

Susan Ammeter
Stephanie Amponsah

Venieca Anderson
Christopher
Archambeault
Patricia Armato

Josef Ashley
Angel Ashton
Michael Ashton
Aleksandrs Baikovs

llollv Barker

Michael Barker
Charles Barron
fames Bastien
Sarah Beeding

"1 oil— el I '.. -k I HI I

Jereme Bennett
Daniel Berg
Todd Bernstein
K\ an Bess
Joshua Bigelow

Kara Bingham
Maeghan Birkett
Ashley Bosche
Amber Boyea
Sarah Branyon

SOPHOMORES

Dj\ id Brauzer
Si ;■ n Brelsford
Michael Brewster
Darlene Brito
Philip Brookshire

Keoda Brown
Susan Bun
Sonya Campbell
Adam Cane\ azzi
Maria Carroll

Sherissa Chapman
[acqueline Cheek
Mark Choalham
Titfanv C hem
Michael Chris tensen

April Church

Erynne Clark
st<-\ ni c oard
Katherine Coates
Douglas Cobb

Jennifer Cox

Sarah l ra\ en
Matthew Cromer
Courtney Culbertson

Sarah ( /\ /

Gregory Da\ is
Meagan Delgardio

Robert Dc-llingor

Nicholas DeSando
Roderic k Di< ks,m

scM'HO\K'Ki;s

Jeremy Dicus
Joseph DiMarco
Timothy Doody
Lars Dorfh
Kelly Dzicizek

Michael Easi
Cheryl Eddy
Otovwe Eduvie

Betsy Edwards
Lacey Eggert

LaShawn Elam
Amy Elliott

Wallace Epperson
Colleen Fitzgerald
Simona Foltyn

Laura Foster

Janet Francis
Chara Freeman
Nicole Garner
Stephen Garner

Darian Gartrell
Stephanie Gaston
Keith Gates
Lori Godwin
CI.H ton Gordner

W lntne\ Gordon
Kenneth Graft
Heather Graham

Courtnev Griffin
Craig Gruiw ,\ld

SOPHOMORES

Amber Hall
Brent Halsch
Ann-Sydney Harden
Julie Harmon
Raymond Harp

L.ikira I larrington
Paula Hartness
[oseph Haubenhofer
Erin Heaton
Jonathan Hedrick

Robbie I ledrick
David Hendricks
lolm 1 lenkel

lill I lennie

Michael Hershko\ il/

Ryan I lev erh
Kristin Hiatt
[ayson I loffman
Erika I [older
ToNita Holland

Christopher Holmes
Alana Holyfield
Jeramiah Hood
Abbey Horen
Alex Howard

Allen Humphreys
Laura Humphreys
Lane Hunt
Kahlea Hunter
Kristin Indra

SOPHOMORES

Ebony Jarrett
Jessica Jenkins
Katie Johnson
Kelly Johnson
Steven Johnson

Amy [ones

Maurice Jones
John Inch
Bethany Ka/aba
Kenneth Keesee

Jonathan King
fared Kirby
Bradley Komisar
Wendy Koontz
Sophia Kosh

Jaime Kutz
[ennifer Landers

Harry Leach
Kevin Leach
Angela Lesnett

Brian Loflin
I 1 1 1 \ Lope/
(ennifer Lyons
Lucas Martin
Ai Matsumoto

Brian McAbee
lessica McAtee
Sherry McGauvran
Christina McGroartj
Adam Mdlquham

SOPHOMORES

Brian Middleton
Brandon Miller
T.n lot Milne
Elaine Monrov
Denise Montgomerj

Alton Mosley
Richard Mossman
Lynn Nicolaisen

Shannon O'Brien
S.n oko CKIa

I iw ana I'annell
Magdalena Petreska
William riser
April Powell
Kelly Preddy

Adam Pressley
Mary Pucker!
Sean Quintana
Tashfeen Rabbani
Courtney Kahl

Natalie Ratcliffe
Jennifer Reavis
C Kristy Reid
Williams Reifsteck
Dwight Reynolds

Matthew Richardson
Jennifer Ridgeway
Emily Rintz
Amanda Rogers
A1K son Ross

SOPHOMORES

Samantha Routh
Kirk Rudder
Stace} Ruffner
Laura Ryans

Michael Salamone

Tiffany Sands
Melanie Scala
Mary Schall
Devon Schu.nl/
Stephanie Sharp

Shannon Shattuck
Scott Shepparo
April Shields
Suzanne Shoaf
Lindsey Slale

Jamcl Smith
Tanisha Smith

Martina St John
Victoria Steele
John Stonehocker

Angela Swann

loseph Iaureck
Melissa Taylor
Allison Terrell
Hari Thakur

Chanel [Ttomas
Kenzo Tochiki
Meshone Todd
Ryan Torguson
Huv Tran

SOPHOMORFS

Molly Tripp
Trevor Trowel]
Erin Turner

Eslella Veach
Garrick Velat

Donna Venable
Martha Walker
onnie Wilson
assica W inslon
Dana Yates

SOPHOMORES

(Crista Ad kins
Krista Aglio
Andre Alfred
Katie Alley

Aaron Andree

Kyle Andree
Joseph Anthony

Julie Antonelli
Nicole Aimer
Stephanie Arnette

Ryan Atkin
Holly Bailey
Cosi Baker
Nicole Baker

Kellv Baldwin

Devon Banning
Joshua Barclay

\k ole Barnes
Sarah Baxendale
Juliet Beaeh

Tisean Bell
Carly Beveridge
I leather Beveridge
Heidi Bitter
Brian Blaine

Mark Boue
Alicia Bonacquisti
Nicole Bond
Edwin Boogaard
Theresa Bousquet

FRESHMEN

K.ithy Bout\ iseth
Rakeiya Bowden
[ames Bowie
Jarrett Branch

Adrian Brantham

Tonia Brennen
Megan Broe
Matthew Brooks
Gregory Brown
Vernon Brvant

Susana Brvdon

Brian Burns
William Bvnum
Dakia Byrd
Stephanie Cabarcas

Nicole Callaham
Rikki Callicutl
Larin Canella

Felicity Carmodv
Michael Cashion

Melissa Caudill
Brandy Caudle

Teresa Cessna
John Chambliss
Meghan Chase

Starr Church
Samuel Closic
Justin Cobb
Valerie Cole
Pedro Colom-
Beauchamp

FRESHMEN

Christopher Conlan
Maureen Connolly
Anna Conrad
Erin Corlej

Steven Cornette

Andrew Coulter
Ashley Cox
Brittany Cox
Shondale Crews
Sarah Criscuolo

Carrie Cross
Robert Culler
Erica Cunningham
Remarcus Curry
Teresa Dabbs

I lorace Daniel
Amanda Davis
Ashley Davis

I r. in. H' I ).i\ i-., .11

Michelle DeBois

Maureen Delauter

Desiree Delcoure
|ohn Demsky
Patrick Dennis
Renee Deschenes

lennitcr DeTrolio
Kenneth Diaz
Tamar Dickerson

Michael Donate

Bethany Dorsetl

6-1

FRESHMEN"

Tiffanj Dubu<
Sondra Durham
Tuyen Eban
Kurtis Eckard
William Edington

Ashley Ellingsw orth
Nicole England
Brandon English
Da\ id Ervin
kaiir Estler

April Eure
Norma Everharl
[effrej I airman
I szter I arkasinski-

Cifuentes
Amelia Feen\

Igor Filipovic
\ikki I ]o\d

Kayla Folsom
[uanita Ford
Lauren I owler

Ion I rank
Robert Frev
I leather I rost
Masanao Fujimoto
Adrienne Furio

Peter Gaglioti
Ann Galbraith
Angela (:\r\ in
Dupe Gbemi
Robert George

I KKSHMFX

I [oily Cerdes

Matthew Gillard
Mario Gonzalez
Haruka Goto
I lunter Gray

Jennifer Gray
Pamela Grier
Andrea Griffith
Mary Grogan
Keiron Guischard

Mary Gulino
Tabilh Guns
Kristin Gustafsson
Nicholas Gwynn
i onstance Gyftakis

Hi. i I ladjie\
Ariisia I lairston
Megan I lammett

Richard Hanson
Mandy Harb

Amber Harden
Tiffany I larris
Zachary I lartley
Andrea Head
Ryan I learn

Jillian I [enderson
Meredith I lendriv
Karl Hengeveld
Ada I lernandez
Ashley I lemdon

FRtHIMI \

Heather Hill
Jenna Hill
Tyrone Hines
William Hollingsworth
fimoth) Hollowa)

Stephanie I lood
Alisha Hopkins
Crishauna I lorsel)
Shantell Howard
Cortne) I lughes

KeUy Hursl
Erin I lyatt
Justin Isabella

lames Jackson

[oshua |ackson

Monica Jackson
Kayliezra Jefferson
Jennifer Jeudy

Callista lohnson
[effrey Jones

Marshall Jones

Lindsey Kaechele

Julie Kassler
Megan Kaylor
Kristen Kelps

Emma Kennaugh
Austin Kincaid
Alicia Kirby
[oey knight
Natalie Knoll

FRF.SHMI \

Christina Konecke

Steven Kramer
Amanda Kuhn
leffrej Landers
Montis Lash

Michael Lattimore
Rachel Laughlin
Mary Law
Janelle Lem
Bonnie Lewis

Robert Lindhe
I homas Lindsay
Julett Livingston
Raphael Llorens
Matthew Long

Samantha lord
Ghislaine Louissaint
|ason Mann
Emily Markis
I indsey Martell

Glenda Martin
Jonathan Martin
Roberto Martins de Sa
lohn Masearenlias

Raquel Massey

Monica Mato
Daniel Matteson
Michael Ma) kish
Jennifer Ma\ o

.Andrew Ma/anec

FRESHMI \

[oshua McAfee
[erem\ McC .ill
Andrew Mclnryre
David McKelvej
Kathleen McLean

Stacej Mel ean
Gareth Mel elland
Colleen McPeek
[ustin Mellinger
Maureen Mendez

E\ an Menscher
lennifer Messk k
Christopher Michener
ryler Miller
Emily Mills

Sarah Mills
Patricia Mitchell
Jennifer Mock
Ashley Morgan
Brian Morgan

Denise Morgan
[ennifer Morgan
Patrick Morgan
Sondra Morris

Da mien Morrison

Kana Mukunoki
Kristie Mulligan
Laradus Myers
Stace) Nance
Kellie Neighborgall

FRESHMEN

Jackson Mewbauer
Sasha \ewlon
Molly O'Brien
MikiOgi
Amy Olasin

Richard Oley
Naomi Omorebokli.it
Tetsutaro Otsu
Basel ( hvies
David Park

Emily Parker
Valerie Patterson
Melissa Peacock
[essica Pennell

Silvana Perkins

LaShana Perry

Nicholas Peterson

Justin Pinkney
Laura Plantec
Aaron Posey

Rem i Powell
I'hiler Powley
Virginia Provencher
laren Prunty

leffrey Ragucci

Elizabeth Rathvon
Colleen Reed
Stewarl Relyea
Douglass Reynolds

Cielea Richardson

IkTMIMf \

Kathryn Rickard
Allen Rider
Conor Riley
Stewart Rish
1 leather Rogers

LaTasha Rone
Matthew Rowe
Shannon Row kind
Kelh Rushin
Kristoffer Sampson

Samantha S.mduskv
Shannon Saviano

lames Schrinel
Melissa Schroeder
\\ ilium Shan

[ennifer Simon
Robin Simpson
Thomas Sjoberg
Benjamin Skinner
Stephen Skribner

Michael Slate
Morgan Slate
Ash Smith
Clifford Smith

Cortnie Smith

< .rn.i smith
Kendra Smith
Michelle Snedeker

FRESH M FN

Chelsea Sparks
rerrie Speede
rristan Spencer
Nicholas Stadlin
Amanda Stallings

Megan Stauffer
Leah Steadman
Nichole Sterling
I \ Ron Stidam
I miK Srilwell

Kyle Storms
|oel Stubblefield
Erin Sullivan
Marissa Swaim
(. asej Swain

Janai Taliaferro
Michael Tarara
|oshua rennanl
Cristen Thomas
Nicholas Thompson

Amanda Troy

feremy I minimi!

Ronnie lilt

Mh lii-lle Valese)
[amie Vetten

Kristen \ 1.1
Laura Wachter
Rosemarj Wagner
Courtney Walker
|ason Walters

FRESI I \ 1 1 N

Matthew Ward
(Cell) Watt
Mia Watts
Chrissie l\ ea\ ei

I vkn Wc-thrnok

\h, ia Whedon
Ann,] Whittington
Connie \\ icks
All) son H LUiams
[ason Williams

Lauren Williams
C_ harles Wilson
Ronnisha Wilson
Alexis Winning
1 .11 .1 Wittstadt

Amanda Wodke
Tanya Woll
|fttri'\ Wolle

Melissa Workman
I laimanot Worku

Sherry Wj che
\k holas Zaio
( .or Zakarian
Christina Zeid
\usiine Zimmerman

I kTHIMI \

Ms. J.mio Adams
Coord. F DP Registration

Dr. Guy Arcuri
Assistant Professor

Mr- Si m Beck Dr. Richard Bennington

Dir. Career Development Dir Home Furn. Mgmt.

Mrs. Virginia Blair
EDP Adm. Coordinator

Dr. Gray Bowman
Professor

Mrs. Wendy Brodar
Adm. Assistant

Mrs Sharyn Carpenter
EDP Adm. Coordinator

Dr. Dennis ( a noil
Prof/Chair Ed. Dept.

I >i Wendy Charkow
Dir. of Counseling

Mrs. Geri Chisholm
Sv\ itchboard Receptionist

Dr. Pamela Clift
Adjunct Professor

Dr William Conley
Associate Professor

I )r c_ linton Corcoran
Associate Professor

Mr. Craig Curty

Asst Dir. Aca. Services

Mrs. Deborah Dalton
EDP Coordinator

Mr. Calvin Da\ is

EDPSateh Officer

Dr. Vance Da\ is

VP Academic Allans

Mr. Christopher Dudle)
Dir. Athletic Development

Dr. Elizabeth Dull
Associate Professor

I Ac L I n STAFF

Dr. E. Roy Epperson
Dir. of Special Projects

Mr. Robert Foy
Instructor

Ms. Diana I st,.\
Registrar

Mr. Gart Evans

Dean of Students

Ms. Karen I hither
Adm. Assistant

Mr lefferj "Tank" Floyd
Asst. Dean (. ampus Lite

Mrs. Amelia Fuller
EDP Adm. Coordinator

I >r Woody ( libson
Dir. ol Athletics

Dr Allen Goedeke
^ssoc. I lean Aca I >e\

\K Nancj t lordon
Act ounting Asst

Ms. Toni Graves
EDP Adjunct Protessor

Mrs Rhonda Grimsley
Adm Assistant

Mrs Carole Hampton
EDP Registration

Mr. Dob Hayes
VP I inancial Affairs

Mrs Dwanna I l.n worth
Secretary,

Ms. Margaret 1 loo\ er
Secretary

Mrs. Sherron lames
Accounting Asst.

Mrs I en i Kane
Dir. of Student Accounts

Mr. lohn Idler
VP Inst Advancement

Dr Barbara Leonard
\--i iciate Professor

I AC II n STAI I

Dr. Steven Lifland
Assistant Professor

Mrs. Melitra McCroskey
Purchasing Agent

Dr. IVIichael McCull)
Assistanl Professor

Mrs Fean McDoweU

C ashler

Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy
Secretary

Or. Phillip Norwood
Assistanl Professor

Mrs. Betsy Orcutl
Office Manager

Mi Samuel Petreski
Telecommunii :ations

Mrs. Ann Miller
Associate Registrar

Mrs. Roberta Powell
Asst. Dir. Financial Aid

Mi s M.ins.i K.i\
I )n -. ol Alumni Relations

Dr. RickSchneid
Associate Professor

Mi |oseph Row bottom
I DP Asst. Registrar

Ur. Bett\ Royal
Associate Professor

n I

Dr. Donna Scott
Assistant Professor

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Mr Roger Shore
Vssi k iate Professor

Dr. Don Scarborough
VI' External Affairs

Mrs. Wend) Smith
Database Adminstrator

Mr. Jim Schhmmer
Dean Enrollment Mgmt.

Mi Wellington Sonza
Information Technology

FACL'LTi STAF1

Mr. [anies Spessard
Dir. Accounting Services

Dr. James Stitt
Chair HST/PSC

Dr. Thomas Stockton
Bishop in Residence

Mr-- Donna Thornton
Secretary

Mr Ran- Tripled
Dir Residential Life

Mrs. Gail Tullle
EDP Associate Dean

Mrs. Gale Varner
Adm. Assistant

Mr Michael Waggoner
Assistant Professor

Dr. Ann Watkins
Vssoc iate Professor

Dr. fames Wehrle)
Chair Bus Adm

I U I I H STAFl

I lu'iiu'i 1.1 Allen

Harold Bodenhamet

Kim Brown

1 aw rence Brown

J ^^B

Judy Chapman

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Rhea Conrad-Keed

David Cox

Blair Crutchfield

Freddie Dabney
Felicia Davis

Man Davis
I imothy I )a\ is

leffrev Dawson

l'aulette Doroshenko

Kathleen Edwards

Amy Essick

Gerald Fox

Donna Fra/ier

Donna Garcia
John Golden

Julia Goodin

Deborah Heath

I )aniel lames

Vic |arman

Lola Johnson

Arleen Joseph

rami Kanecki

Deborah Long-

Williams

DeAnn.i Marsh

Maicella Marsh

i \ i \i\x; ni i.ki i rRoc.R \\i

Sarah Martin
\ »il Martin
I Lilian McClamroch
Marie Milliner
fonya Moore

hm Motsinger
[essica Nelson
T.n Hu\ Phan
Chris Radesi
Michele Reapsmith

Gail Render
Michael Riazzi
Angelita Robinson
Chawnika Simon
I \ nn Sloan

\iiulv Smith
Darricka Sorrolls
Angela Southern
Detra Tate

foan Thompson

Kip Thompson
Lynn Thompson
Donna Turner
Bobby Wagoner
Endia Warren

Kimberlj Welbom

Sarah West wood

Williani Whitaker
loan 1 oder

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Alpha Gamma Delta

Executive Council

fop Kelly Standridge (VP Operations), Laura Miller (VP Scholarship), Lauren Woodburn
(Property i Middle Allison Augustine <\ T 1 inance), Michelle M- Knighl (President), loelle
Davis (VP Member Development) Bottom Alisha Choquette (VP Recruitment), Johanna
Reynolds (VP( ampus Relations)

Gamma Eta Chapter

1 up Erin Dempsey . \pnl White, Kelh I arkin, Kl-IK Standridge, I auren Woodburn, Mi< helle
McKnight, foelle Da* is, lohanna Reynolds, Alisha Choquette, 1 nca Harper, k.ith\ Asplund
Middle LeAnn Durham, Ashle) Goodrich, Laura Miller, April Goode, Allison Augustine.
Michelle Dell'Osa, Lauren Pamell, Vicki Hoots, Michele Grove, Ginn Gielen, lil Ercolino,
Meredith Mackay, I. one |ones, Lauren Virgin, Courtney Griffin Bottom Susan Vmmeter,
I eRea Rice, Nicole Webster, I acey Eggert Payton Woodward, Misty lohnson, Betsey Edwards,
Shannon ^h.iituck

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rop Erin Dempsey \pni \\ hite Kelly I arkm, I auren Woodburn, lohanna Reynolds, Kathy
Asplund Bottom Kelly Standridge Michelle Mt Knight, loelle Davis, Alisha Choquette, Erica
Harpei Not pictured Carly MacAlhster, |anel Robertson, Nicole Quinn.

Shannon, Vicki, Allison, and Lauren
gather for their BHFORE Bid Day pic-
lure,

Cowboy Mixer: Natalie Raddiffe, Erin
Jackson, Tiffany Clark, Brynrte Fisher.

On the hall, Row l:Jana Craven, Holly
Hudson (not ,i sister). Row 2: Sarah
Branyon, Tiffany Clark, Courrnej
Culbertson. Row 3: Krist.i Kendrick,
Lauren Gammon. Christy Evrrhart,
lenn Ridgewav.

Zeta Tan Alyha

Delta Gamma Chapter

Row I Amora Williams, McKenzie Burkhardt, A Ik Ross, |anue I Jenardo l Alumni) Row 2
Heather Daniels, StacieGoss, i ourtnej Culbertson, U-nn Ridgewa) Krista Kendrii k Kellej
Bizon, Natalie Radcliffe, ntfany e l.itk Row ! Erin fackson, |ana Craven, Laura Johnston,
Alison Mauldin, Kern Cameron, Cortne) Gaude Nikki Neese,( hrist) I verhart.Am) Kanshaw
Ur\ iitii- Fisher, (ennifer Lavton

Zeta Sisters

Derby Day 2001 - Dizzy Bat Champs!

Kappa Delta

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Seniors of the Gamma Gamma Chapter

Pledge Class

Row l Lisa Pettigrew, Megan Greene, Kelhe Neighborqall, Sarah Baxendale Row 2 Wile\
i os Michele VaJesey, |ulie Mar*, Robin Simpson. Steph Amette, h/ndsey Condray Kayla
Folsom, Sondra Morris. Emma Kennaugh

Carnation Ball, April 6, 2001

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Phi Mu Chrislm.is Dance
Veronica, Amanda, Anita, mandee,
Jeanelle, Shannon, Ruth, and Jamie,

lamie and Ruth represent Phi Mu at

the Fall 2001 Activities Fair

Phi Mu

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Gamma Zeta Chapter

Ron I I eAnn, I aura, Maeghan, \manda Mandee \nn.i. Bnanne Row 2 Shannon, I Ian
Veronica, [eanelle, \-hlr\ Kern Stephanie

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Seniors

Derby Day 2001 - Tug-O-War Champs

Delta Sigma Phi

David Brauzer

Keith Depre

Sigs at the Crop Walk

Theta Chi competes in the Derby Day
2001 Tug-O-War.

Theta Chi

Derby Day

Executive Council

Theta Chi Seniors

Lambda Chi Alpha

Iota Phi Zeta Chapter

Row 1 I '.in M.itttTsnn.t hns 1 inlnii's. Matthew McKtnne) . (ason Ward, Ed Boggard, Antoneio
Donnell Row 2 (Connor Riley, Matthew Gillard, Andrew Coulter, Bill Aird, Ronnie I n
I i.imu-n Morrison, Brandon English, Kramer, Hunter i Iray Row 3 Bradle) Komisar, Stephen
Voges, Chris Young, Robert DHlenger, Steven I Coard, |ason Wenzel, |on.iih.in Bandy Row
t i-stabon din/jUv su*phi*n BIjii Icrem) Hoi id fre) Muller-Thyme < hri: Scot! Frank
Barret, Chns Corrigan, Bradle) Capps, Alex Walker. Not pictured: Ben Diffenderfer, Inik
Moss, fravis Jturn.-JI, Ryan, Matthew Leslej

Brothers plant daffodils in memory of those lost in the
9/11 tragedy.

Seniors

Derb) Day 2001 tug-O-War Men's
Champion

Brothers help out at the Open Door

Ministries, a local non-profit

organization that feeds the

homeless in I [igh Point.

Row 1: Matt, Ryan, Brad. Row 2:

feremy, feson, Robert. Row 3: Chris,

Steven, Stephen, Chris, Frank,

Travis.

Lambda Chi Alpha delivers food
during their annual canned good-.

drive.

JKV

Rich Mossman gives the Cafe a big

thumbs up.

Pi Kappa Alpha

Joe Haubenhofer asks, "Dude, where's my car?'

Rich Mossman and Zach Prisco

Sports

Beth Mork

Women's
Soccer

Kellv Muscalina
Cindy Watts

Celebration! Beth Mork and Tamara
[mpson.

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Tamara [mpson inbounds the ball.

Head Coach Tracie Foels talks strat-
egy during a timeout.

Eileen Ma/eika battle lor possession

Row 1 : Kristen Kelly, Kristen Timgley, Kerry Muscolina, Cindy Watts, Katie Smith, Eileen Mazeika, Carolyn Bader,
Jamie Burnham. Row 2: Kelly Bizon, Beth Mork, Tamara Impson, Tiffany Impson, Stephanie Moenter, Sarah Hanson,
Megan Moore, Gwen Smith, Sara Kenney. Row 3: Catey Conner (Assistant Coach), Justin Ollis. Kate McHugh, Ann-
Sydney Harden, Tanya Wolf, Kristen Fustaffson, Alisse Robertson, Trade Foels (Head Coach).

Coal!!! Gareth McLelland celebrates

after scoring a goal.

Men's
Soccer

Matt Wood advances the ball.
[Tie coach discusses strategy.

Ken/o Tochiki looks to pass the ball

LOO

Barry Mitchell make? a pass between

Keith Wines dribbles down the Held,

Dannj Kitching scans the field to make
a pass.

Row 1: Terek Moss, rick Hanson, Matt Wood, Kenzo Tochiki, Eric Lona, Nathan Backnik Danny Kitching. Luke
Knor, Fareth McLelland. Row 2: Peter Broadley (Head Coach), Damon Ming Kirk Rudder, Keith Wines Chris
Michener, Matt Long, John Sitaridis, Frank Pinho, Aaron Andree, Kevin Althoft (Assistant Coach) Row 3: Melissa
Coloton, Barry Mitchell, Chris Young, Nate LeMaire, Kyle Andree, Bobby Marhns, Ben Ditfender.er, William
Eddington.

101

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Cross
Country

Dan Gariepy
Stephanie Cabarcas

MikeChristianson

102

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Denise Montgomery

Men - Cross C(>nntr\

Row I : lared Prunlx , MikeSalamone,
Tomim Evans, Dan Gariepy, Niran
Pillay. Row 2: Al Barnes (Head Coach),
Chris Pereschuk, Jefl I airman, Alex
Baikorib, Mike Christianson, Tavlor
Milne. Aaron Pose\ .

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Women's Cross Country

Row 1: Melissa Caudill, Jamie Vetten, Lara Whitstadt, Stephanie Cabarcus. Row 2: Al Barnes (Head Coach), Denise

Montgomery, Erika Holder, Kristy Whitaker, Jessica Healan, Criket Indra.

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Kris Kreissig

Sports
Medicine

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Porritt observes.

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Alicia "A]" lessup tapes and Sarah
Branson watches.

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Lexi Boswell holds while lohn
Cappazolo stretches.

Steve Garner stretches.

Row 1: Jennifer Layton, Michele Eckes, Mandee Lasseter. Row 2: Claire St. Amand, Emily Rintz, April Church.Chris
Archambeault, Michael Ashton. Row 3: Jackie Coleman, Criket Indra, Laura Yeager, Jennifer Sebert, Alex Howard.
Row 4: Justin Ollis, Kelly Bizon, Jamaal Cottman, Steve Garner.

Kimberly Wright calls the next play.

Krislv Flint gets re.idv to defend
after the serve.

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April Shields moves into position to
return the ball.

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block.

Row 1: Annie McCullough, Amanda Frisbee, Ashley Hodges, Casi Baker. Row 2: Kamarsha Ryan, Kristy Flint,
Chelsea Murray, Jamie Kutz, Tracyann Pryce. Row 3: Georgette Crawford (Coach), Lauren Parnell, Kimberly
Wright, Tonia Brenne, Lindsey Steinhaus, Mike Miller, Tahirah Dock.

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First team All Big South forward

Dustin Van VVeerdhuizen scans the

court lor an open man.

Men's
Basketball

Doug Alves brings the ball up court.

Ron Barrow goes up in the paint for
a short jumper.

Dustin Win Weerilhui/on and Brent
Halsch battle tor a rebound against
Elon.

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lay Wallace slams the ball with au-
thoritv against Winthrop in the Big
Smith Tournament Championship
game.

|oe Knight attempts .1 free throw vs.
Delaware He wenl on to score l M
points in a losing effort against I )ela-
ware.

reanimates John Stonehocker, DuMin
\ an Weerdhuizen, and lav Wallace
pull together as HPU battles in the Big
South Conference tourney

Row 1: Joey Knight, Frank Johnson, Teddy Hart, Doug Alves, Rada Simon, Dan Kalbaugh, Steven Comette. Row 2:
Head Coach Terry Steele, Assistant Coach Brett Reed, Brent Halsch, Craig Clark, John Stonehocker, Jay Wallace,
Dustin Van Weerdhuizen, Ron Barrow, Stephen Barber.

109

Narelle Henry takes the ball to the
hole vs. tlon.

Women's
Basketball

Cebronica Scott doe-- some fancy
footwork and dribbling to a\ oid a

steal.

Toni Vick takes a three point shot
over the outstretched hand of an
Elon defender.

Mistv Brockman walks the ball up
court. i

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defender the penetrate to the basket.

loni Vick attempts a three-pointer
over .m Lion defender.

Shannon O'Brien tries to out-maneu-
ver two Elon defenders.

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Row 1: Shannon O'Brien, Misty Brockman, Cebronica Scott, Debbie Ruiz, Toni Vick, Desiree Delcoure, Narelle
Henry. Row 2: Head Coach Tooey Ley, Assistant Coach Dee Pennix, Chanel Thomas, Gina Rosser, Mary Brewer,
Emily Mills, Stephanie Scott, Gary Wingfield, Assistant Coach Serena King.

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Men's
Tennis

Bjurn Erik Hagd.ihl
Bob Ferguson

Casey Degnan

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Row 1 : Bjorn Erik Hagdahl, Neil Hammell, Bob Ferguson, Joao Batista. Row 2: Casey Degnan, Johan Dorfh, Robert
Lindhe, Adrian Martinez, Thomas Sjoberg, ferry Lertzagian (Head Coach).

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Women's
Tennis

Jennifer Messick
Ann.i Stridh

Connie Wicks

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Row 1 : Anna Stridh, Jennifer Messick, Patricia D' Aray, Connie Wicks. Row 2: Simona Foltyn, Elisabet Ericson, Coach
Jerry Terlzagian, Annika Meyerson, Emma Kennaugh.

115

Colin C renin displays great form in
the box .1^ he ,u\ >nt-. the next pitch.

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Michael Lowman tags second base
and throws to first for .1 double
play!

Claj ton Gordoner winds up to
bring the heat.

Mali O'Neill lays down .1 bunt.

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I oach Bando calls a conference on the
mound with catcher Craig Demaree
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Row 1: Matt O'Neill, Ken Keesey, Matt Richardson, Craig Demaree, Chris Hyatt, Kevin Burch, Michael Lowman,
Colin Cronin, Chris Vinar, Justin Keegan, fayson Hoffman. Row 2: Chris Chandler, Nick Thompson. DJ Hendricks,
Ryan Lurate, Dave Reynolds, Coach Phil Maier, Coach Sal Bando, Jr., Coach John Eberle, Amiri Hutchison. Greg
Davis, Pat Dennis, Dan Jones. Row 3: Riley Gostisha, Ryan Thiede, David White, Rusty Bodenheimer, Clayton
Gordner, John Cavanaugh, Hank Suhr, Kemp Smith, Phil Leake, Nikk Zaio, Andy Harney.

117

Andrew Smith watches .is Chad
WestfalJ tees off on ,1 par 3.

Golf

Andrew Smith lets the big dog eat!
David Svn.in chips

Ross Cashion pitches the ball.

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Andrew Smith, Ross Cashion, Chad
Westfall, and Cordon Hughes u arm-
ing up.

Ross Cashion, Chad Westfall. Andrew Smith, David Syrian, Ross Miller, Gordon Hughes. Not pictured: Matt
Cromer, Matt Brooks, Craig Grunwald, David Sheets.

119

Melissa Henderson clears a high

hurdle with .1 look ol determination

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Women's

Track &

Field

[ nuK Maness is ^ iear for .1 soft
landing in the sand pit,

Denise Montgomerj sompetes in .1
middle distance race .it WFU

lamie Vetten paces herself in .1
distance race .11 \\ I I

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Ginnj Gielenstretchesforeven extra
inch.

Shalonda Bowles makes .1 splash in
the sand pit.

^ I ll'l runners k-tl to right: Crickel

Lndra, Erika Holder, and Denise Mont-
gomer) compete at Wake I orest Uni-
versity

Men's & Women's Track and Field

Row 1: Ashley Davis, Aaron Posey, Dan Gariepy, Nicole Callaham, Erika Holder, Denise Montgomery, Gina Rosser,
Lindy Manness, Ginny Gielen, Cricket lndra. Row 2: Alisha Hopkins. Kirk Rudder, Tommy E\ .ins. Jared Prunty,
MikeSalamone, Niran Pillay, Melissa Caudill, Stephanie Cabarcas, Sam Sandusky, Jamie Vetten, Alex Baikov. Row
3: Bake Williams, Ryan Ellis, Stephanie Amponsah, Melissa Henderson. Derico Cooper. Denise Morgan. Shalonda
Bowles, Mike Christensen, Jeff Fairman, Taylor Milne, Chris Pereschuk. Row 4: Head Coach Al Barnes Jenmter
DeTrolio, Kenneth "JR" Taylor, Tv Hines, Eddie Filipovic, Kia Westbrook, Assistant Coach Tim I angford. Not
Pictured: Josef Ashley, Amber Christian, Tiffany Cherry, Starr Chruch, Kenneth Diaz. Montis Lash, April Powell,
Tyisha Ryans.

121

Dan Gariepy hangs with the pack in
a '1500-meter race at WFU.

Men's

Track &

Field

Chris Pereschuk goes high over an
obstacle in the 3000-meter steeple-
, hase

Niran Pillay (leader) and Mike

Salamone compete in a distance ran'
at WFU.

Kenneth "JR" Taylor looks strong
coming out of the blo( ks.

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[ared Prunt) (leader) and rommy

F vans compete in a I 500-meter race.

Aaron Pose) yets his feel wet in the
3000-meter steeplechase.

Jeff Fairman and Dan Gariepy get off
to a good --tart m the 1500-meter race
at WFU.

Men's & Women's Track and Field

Row 1: Ashley Davis, Aaron Posey, Dan Gariepy, Nicole Call.iham, Frika I (older, Denise Montgomery, Gina K< >sser.
1 in.lv Manness, Ginny Gielen, Cricket Indra. Row 2: Alisha Hopkins, Kirk Rudder, Tommy F\ ans, Jared Prunty,
Mike Salamone, Niran Pillay, Melissa Caudill, Stephanie C.ibarcas, Sam Sandusky, Jamie Vetten, Alex Baikov . Row
3: Bake Williams, Ryan Ellis, Stephanie Amponsah, Melissa I lenderson, Derico Cooper. Denise Morgan, Shalonda
Bowles, Mike Christensen, Jeff Fairman, Taylor Milne, Chris Pereschuk. Row 4: I lead Coach Al Barnes, Jennifer
DeTrolio, Kenneth "JR" Taylor, Tv Hines, F.I, lie I ihpo\ ic, Kia Westbrook, Assistant Coach Tim Langford- Not
pictured: Joset Ashlex . Amber Christian, Tiffany Cherry, Starr Chruch, Kenneth Diaz, Montis Lash. April Pou ell,
I j isha Ryans.

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Organizations

124

125

ALPHA CHI HONOR SOCIETY

Row 1: Michele Eckes, Allison Augustine, Kimberl) Glover. Row 2: Summer Creen, I lale\ Saura. Vaneisha Pavnter. Row 3: NlatalieCorbin, Jamie
Regulski, Kelley Bizon, Lauren Woodburn. Row 4: Erin [ackson, Kelley Green. Not pictured: Nicole Carter. Haley Dejarnette.

ALPHA DELTA THETA

Row 1: Summer Green, Darlene Unto, Laura Foster, Venieca Anderson. Megan Broe,Cristen Thomas, Mandv Hedgecock, lennifer Landers. Row
2: Alicia Whedon, Megan Kaylor, Maria Carroll, Kelly Predd) . Ann Galbraith, Beth Garst. Row J: Liz Krenek, Raquel Massev, Kristen ReVlinc,
Meredith Valentine, I'.ini Schwartz.

126

ALPHA PHI OMEGA

Row I: Amanda Stallings, Heather riehl. Row 2: Amber Boyea. Row 3: Amanda Hedgecock, Blar Bird, Jennifer Morgan. Row 4: Lexi Boswell, Cathy
Roberts, Jennifer Roddy.

ALPHA PHI OMEGA

127

ALPHA PSI OMEGA

Row I: Ed Hickey, Melanie Scala, Rasha Zamamiri, Christy Btown, Kyle Storms,

AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY

Row 1: Kristie Miller, Heather Woodson, le.inello Mckenncy. Ron 2: Or Donna Scott, I mi Cao, Dr. Charles Wardo. Mike Lu^ar, 1 .11 roll Kn-.s
Erick Mspaugh Dr Gray Bowman. Not pictured: Dr Wid Painter, Advisor

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AMERICAN HUMANICS

Row 1: Lauren Stolzer, Rachel Smith, Kim Glover, Kelly Green, Natalie Corbin

APARTMENTS/MILLIS RA STAFF

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Row I: Haley Dejarnette, Darius Mooring, Markiesha Edgerton. Row 2: leannelle McKenney, [ocelyn Paza.

129

ART CLUB

Row 1: Sarah Mills, Ch.id Christian. Row 2: Ondv. Iamm\ . Kelly Green, Sieve Blair. Kristen Sigmon, Rachel Smith, Todd Drake.

BIOLOGY CLUB

Row 1: lennifer Parks (Treasurer), Ben Blume(SGA Rep), Kim Glover (VP), Leslie Loveless, Charity Kates (President), Linda Curtis (Advisor). Row
2: G Smith, I Smith. Chris I looks, Brad Shore (Secretary), Fred Yeats, Kelli Sapp (Advisor).

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BLACK CULTURAL AWARENESS

Row I: Derek Shealey, Declr.i Gibson, Icnnifcr Lyons, Ashley Davis, Keoda Brown. Row 2: Vassica Winston, Shea F\ .ins, \ikki.i McCalla.Charitv
Kale-., ludy Waters, Kendria Brown. Row 3: Jullctt Livingston, Ki.i Westbrook, Sophia Kosh, I vish.i Kv.ins, \icole( all.ihain. t .arv Wingfield, Row
4: Stephanie Amponsah, Terri Morehead, Tiffany Cherry, Alex 1 1 o ward, Trevor I rowel I, LaShawn LI am Row 5: Dominic Watkins, Apr i lie Powell,
|R Taylor, Tim Hubbard, Nicole Garner.

CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST

Row 1: lustin Pinkney, Ken Diaz, Jen Morgan, Joshua McAfee Row 2: Gena Smith, Bill Riser, Kevin Bailey, Scott Williams, Helen Markelov a

131

CHEERLEADERS/ DANCE TEAM

Cheerleaders

Row I: Michelle Lewis, Vaneisha Paynter (Cap-
tain), Eszti Farkansinski-Cifuentes, Jason Will-
iams, Tiffany Clarke, JanelleLem, Andrea Laing,
Cortnie Smith. Row 2: Sondra Morris, Jenni
Lewis, Angela Swann, Clifford Smith, Ed 1 Dckey,
Jeff Peterson, Janai Taliaferro, Rachel Laughlin,
Ri mnisha \\ ilson

Dance Team & Cheerleaders
Row I: Colleen Fitzgerald, Cortnie Smith, Janelle
I em, Ronnisha Wilson, Tiffany Clarke, Andrea
Laing, Vaneisha Paynter (Captain), I leather
Rogers. Row 2: Nicole Armer, Michelle Lewis,
Sondra Morris, Panther Mascot, Eszti
Farkasinski-Cifuentes, Jason Williams, Kelly
Standridge. Row \. Allison Augustine (Cap-
tain), Angela Swann, Jenni Lewis, CliffordSmith,
Jeff Peterson, Janai Taliaferro, Rachel Laughlin.
Dakia Bvrd.

Dance Team

Row I: Colleen Fitzgerald, Allison Augustin
(Captain), Dakia Byrd, Nicole Armer, Kelly
Standridge. Heather Rogers

132

COLLEGE DEMOCRATS

Rowl: Lauren Gibson, Ilia Hadjiek, Michael Fuller (Treasurer). Row 2: Dr. Gabrielli (Ad\ isor), Bonnie Wilson, Maria Carroll (Co President), |udy
Waters (Co-President), Terence Houston, Kevin Railev (SC .A Kepi

COLLEGE REPUBLICANS

Rowl: Jennifer Helsey, Dominic Watkins, Dr. Petrou, lason Walters, full Doomo Row 2; foey Ashte) . B.l Coggins, Victoria Steele. I leather Daniels
Not pictured: Alison Mauldin, David Gouge.

133

COMPLEX RA STAFF

Row 1: Magdalena Perreska,Cath) Roberts, Nicole Carter, Pam Foxx, Stephanie Scott. Row 2: Charity Kates, Stephanie Sharp, Ericka Inverso, Kelly
Shamberger. Row 3: Elizabeth Brown (Resident Director). Laura Foster, Bessie Fleming (Asst. Resident Director), Jessica Healan.

FINCH HALL RA STAFF

Row I Gar) WingfieLd, Daniel Gariepy. Chris Hooks Row 2: Kirk Rudder. Raymond Harp, David Duggan (Asst. Hall Director), Taylor
Humphreys, Ion Neidecker.

134

FLOYD T. CRAVEN INVESTMENT CLUB

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Row 1: BJ Coggins, Rena Comwell (Secretary), Candi Hughes, Erin Hall (Vice President), Ryan Cecil (President). Row 2: Wayne Rucker, lorn

Broadwater (Advisor), Flovd T. Craven, Steven l.iflancl (Ad\ isor), Dominic laddeo

FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS

Row 1: Julia Antonelli. Row 2: David Peeler, )enn Gray, Nicole Armer, Sam Closic, Alexis Winnie, larrett Branch. Not pictured |a) Ho/man. Jr.

135

GENESIS GOSPEL CHOIR

Row 1: James Brown (Director), Joshua McAfee, Mangie Alston (Secretary), Jennifer Lyons (Historian), Keoda Brown, Carol Adeyemi (Event
Coord in.i tor I, Titl.inv I lairston (Promotions), Bessie Fleming (Vice President), Pamela Foxx (Worship Leader), Sherissa Chapman, Valenie Harris
(President). Row 2: Ron Barrow, Tim Hubbard, Felicia Oven-., KelK Shamberger, Tamar Dickerson, Tariya Johnson, Charity Kates, Ghislaine
Louissant, Oleewatomi Beeky Ahemi, Nannie Omorebokhae, Oluwa-A-Dupe Ghemi. Row 3: Carmen Haskins, Vernon Bryant, Darlene Brito,
Mardochiee Alexis, Dominic Watkins, Justin Pinkey (Drummer). Terri Morehead, Venieca Anderson, Crishauna Horsley, Oluwatemi Cbemi.

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

ica

Row 1: Sh.m.i IXillara. Cortne) Hughes (Vice President). Dawn Scheier, Meghan Chase. Row 2: Timothy McDonald. Row 3: Raquel Massey,
Charmetr.i Doakes (President). Hedi Bitler

136

INTERNATIONAL CLUB

Row 1: Anna Shore, Amy Jones, Rebecca Roehrich, Anush Djaniants, Dr. Barbara Mascali, Magdalena Petroska, Becky Cbemi.Chislame I .ouis^anl.
FemiGbemi. Row 2: Elisabet Ericson, Mandy Hedgecock, Shadan Alkassim, Sandra Lehmann, Raphael I lorens, Samuel Taiwoade Kunle, Naomi
Omoebokhae. Row 3: Roderick Dickson, ). Paulo, Michael Luger, Adrian Martinez, Alexander Ivanov, Gor Zakarian, Row 4: Sail Hammami,
Sammy Gbemi, Anna Stridh, Tashfeen Rabbani, Bill losue And. Philip Koso\ Row 5: Sair All. Valdas Kaukienas, Alex Baikovs, Pedro I Colom-
Beauchamp, Emma Kennaugh.

MPC - MULTICULTURAL PROGRAMMING COMMITTEE

Row 1: Pamela Foxx, Nicole Carter, Dawn Scheier, Charity Kates. Row 2: Chris 1 luff,. Jose Dominguez, Tamar Dickerson, Tiffam Cherry, Sophia
Kosh, LaShawn Elam

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ODYSSEY CLUB

Row 1: Jenna Hill, Jennifer DeTrolio, Mary Kate Law, Maria Winfrey. Row 2: Carrie Ratliff (Historian), Kristen Kelp, Felicity Carmody, Raquel

Vlassev . ( atln < ampbcll K o- President). Kathleen Mel can (Sei ivtai \ Publicist) Wot pictured fen Morgan

PANHELLENIC COUNCIL

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Row 1: Markiesha Fd.uerton. Erin Jackson, Johanna Reynolds, [ocelyn Paza, Row 2: Maeghan Birkett, Stephanie Sharp, Cortney Goude, Tiffany
Sands. Girtny Gielen, Rans rriplett

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Row 1: Jackie Smith, Robin Godlev. Jessie.) Hunter, Limine Fisher,

SOCIETY FOR HISTORICAL & POLITICAL AWARENESS

RdwI: Bradley Komisar, Amy Jones, Juliana Docimo. Row 2: Dr.KathleenCarter,JonathanBandy,NicoIe Bond. Notpictured:MagdalenaPetreska,

Jason Walters, Judy Waters.

139

SAB EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Row 1: Raquel Massey (Excursions Coordinator), Sarah Branyon (Publiut\ Coordinator), Nicole Barnes (Business Manager), Jennifer Roddy
(Membership Coordinator). Row 2: LaShawn Flam (Novelty Acts Co-Coordinator), Amy Rogers (Live Ads Coordinator), Haley Dejarnette
(President), Tiffany Cherrj (MPC Coordinator), Meghan Chase (Novelty Acts Co-Coordinator).

STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD

Row 1: Amanda Stallings, 1 iffanyC hern .LaShawn Elam, Sherry Wyche, Haley Dejarnette, Nicole Barnes. Row 2: Jennifer Roddy, Jennifer Morgan,
Heather Frost, Elaine Monroy, Juanita Ford. Row 3: Charity Kates, Dawn Scheier, Jennifer Sebert, Amy Rogers, Alex Howard, Monica Jackson,
feremv Dicus, Kelh Beeson.

140

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

Row 1: Allison Mauldin, David Gouge, Steven L. Coard. Joelle Davis. Row 2: Christy Everhart, Carolyn Hassett, 1 laley I (ejarnette

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

141

STUDENTS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS

Row I : Christy Day, Gena Smith with Kelty, Beth Bradley with Chaco. Row 2: Scott Williams, Mike Christensen, Heather Frost, Emily Gehm, Ben
Blumel, Darren Ball, Rockv. Not pictured: Frana Prochaska, Niikki Fodel, Billy Blohm, Kevin Bailey, Sara Mills.

STUDENT NORTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

OF EDUCATORS

Row 1 Summer Green, Darlene Brito, Laura Foster, Venieca Anderson, Megan Broe, Cristen Thomas, Mandy Hedgecock, Jennifer Landers. Row
2: Alicia Whedon, Megan Kaylor, Maria Carroll, Kelly Preddy, Amy Galbraith, Beth Garst. Row 3: Li? Krenek, Raquel Massey, Kristen ReMine,

Meredith Valentine, Pam Schwartz

142

STUDENT PANTHER CLUB

Row 1; Gerritt Smith, Steven L. Coard, Jodi Palladino, Neese Smith, Alexis Whitfield (President). Not pictured: |on Archer, Charle) Conley, Gary

Wingfield.

TOWER PLAYERS

143

VOLUNTEER CENTER

Jennifer Roddy. Amy Rogers

WWIH RADIO STAFF

Row I: Gary \\ ingfield (151), Kristy VVhitaker (Program Director), Para Pheile (Station Manager), Jocelvn Pa/a, Donalee Goodrum-VVhite. Row ;
Greg Broun (Advisor), Andrew I. White (DJ) Brian Burns (DJ), Derek Kocis (PR), Terence Houston (DJ).

144

FLOYD T. CRAVEN INVESTMENT CLUB

Row 1: I5| Coggins, Rena Cornwcll (Secretary), Candi I [ughes, Erin I l.ill (Vice President), Ryan ( ecil (President) Row 2 Wax ne Ru< ker, lorn
Broadwater (Advisor), Floyd T. Craven, Steven I ifland (Advisor), Dominic Taddeo.

FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS

Row 1: fulia Antonelli. Row 2: David Peeler, fenn Gra) . Nicole \nm-r, Sam Closic, Uexis Winnie, [arrett Branch. Nol pictured: lax Bozman, |r

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On ,i day hike lo Stone Mountain,
NC, the club members discover a
mountain gnat.

Alicia VVhedon loves the mud!

Caving in Blacksburg, VA

Row 1: Frana Prochaska, Christy Day. Row 2: Casey Swain,
Maureen Connolly, Stephanie Hood, Alicia VVhedon. Row
3: Heather Renwick, Darren Ball, Emily Markis, Ken Diaz,
Josh Jackson, Kurtis Eckard.

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Outdoor
Activities Club

The Outdoor Activities Club provides oppor-
tunities for students to participate in various
outdoor activities throughout the year. These
trips allow for travel to different states and
geographic regions in the United States. Some
of the activities may take place in our very own
backyard and include the opportunity tocamp,
raft, cave, backpack, and experience the many
wonders of nature. The outings are rewarding
and timeless, which in the end, create lifelong
friendships and memories. The experience of
hiking through wind-gusting rains, as a team
paddling over monstrous waves, and sitting
amongst a wood-burning campfire ring in an
effort to dry out soaked clothes is a bonding
experience and the best feeling in the world.

On a day hike to Stone Moun-
tain, NC. the club members

discover a mountain goat.

Heath Renwick, Christy Day,
Scott Williams, and Gena
Smith get rained on a little
while backpacking at Mt
Rodgers, VA.

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I In- C ambridge L nion 5oi iet)
Man I ixenberg, K\ m l.n lor
(seated inchair),Seb Isaac (seated
in k\ m's lap), and I J.i\ id Peters.

An unidentified mom expresses her
opinion on the motion during the
audience participation portion of
the program.

The High Point University Debate
Team: David Gouge, Sarah Griffe,
Shaun Davis, Roderick Dickson.

148

"No, thank you Please mi down!" is
the response thai Seb gets when he
stands up to interrupt the speaker.

Roderick Dickson argues against
the question proposed by the house.

k\m Tavlor, a Cambridge Union
Society debater, makes the first
argument lor the proposition.

Moderlator Dr. [ames Core)
introduces each of the debaters .1^
explains the rules of the British
style of debate.

2nd Annual
British Debate

The Student Activities Board and Cultural
Affairs Committee teamed up to present the sec-
ond annual British Debate featuring a team of four
student members of the Cambridge Union Society
and Four High Point University students in an
international style debate. The Cambridge Union
Society is one of the world 's most renowned deba I -
ing organizations founded in 1815.

This year's Cambridge team featured Seb
Isaac, a 2nd year Social and Political Science major
atTrinity college (England); Kym Taylor, a Master
Degree of Law student at Sidney Sussex College
(Kym is also a graduate of Adelaide University -
Australia); David Peters, a freshman law student
at Trinity Hall; and Mark Lixenberg, a freshman
law student at Gonville and Caius.

The High Point University team featured
SC.A President David Gouge, a Political Science
and Philosophy double major; Sarah Griffe, a 2(H)]
graduate of HPU; Shaun Davis, SGA Appropria-
tions Committee Chair and Business Marketing
major; and Roderick Dickson, a Business and CIS
double major with 350 college credits earned!

The both' contested topic of the debate was
"Children Should be Told Only Politically Correct
Fairy Tales". Despite terrific arguments by the
house, the opposition won the debate 32-8 with
many abstentions.

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150

IDS

Cultural Enrichment

Introducing students to different cultures
and various ways of the world

Chapel services, daffodil planting, peeking ac-
robats - just a few of the activities brought to
students via IDS. By going to the seven IDS
sponsored events on and off campus, students
may receive a credit towards graduation. Some
of the events include lectures, plays and vid-
eos. Students can take this class twice during
their years at High Point University.

151

The Judges: Ms. \it,i Williams,
Kenny, Darius Mooring, Chris I In

Savoko Od.i takes >rd pi, ico with .1
performance of Beethoven's
"Moonlight Sonata" on the piano.

The TOCatta Tones featuring Chris
Holmes, Baron Heinemann, Mike
Maykish, Adam Canavassi, and
losh McAffee take 1st place with
their .1 capella rendition ot Billy
looks "For the Longest Time."

152

Emcee Neese Smith kept the show
(lowing smooth]} with livelj
comment.iiA and "Saj What
Karaoke" between acts.

Frank Johnson takes the cash for lip
synching to 'What's Your Fantasy''
by Ludacris during a "Sax What
Karaokez" break

lay Wallace dances his way to 2nd
plate with a Michael Jackson-like
performance.

lason and Lilly win 1st place
dancing to "More Than A Woman
bv Aaliyah.

13th Annual
Student Talent
Show

The 13th Annual High Point University
Student Talent Show featured seven acts that per-
formed before a standing-room only crowd at the
Empty Space Theater on Sa turd a v, March 23, 2002.
The talent show proved to be the perfect ending of
the SAB "Springadellic" spring week celebration.
Because the vocal acts got shut out of any prize
money last year, SAB decided the offer prizes in
two categories: 1 ) vocalist and 2) other performing
artist.

In the vocal competition, TOCatta Tones,
and five-piece a capella group took first prize with
their rendition of Billy Joel's "For the Longest
Time", Ron Barrow earned second place with an
uplifting gospel song. Vernon Bryant took third
place with the soulful ballad "Where I Wanna Be"
by Darrell Jones.

In the other performing arts category, Ja-
son Williams and Lilly Wilson earned first place
with a dance routine to Aaliyah's "More Than A
Woman". Jay Wallace earned second place with a
Michael Jackson dance routine. Third place went
to Sayoko Oda with a performance of Beethoven's
"Moonlight Sonata" in the piano.

One of the unexpected highlights of the
talent show was the MTV style "Say What Karaoke"
lip sync performances by members of the audi-
ence. Students dance and lip-synched to songs
with no rehearsal or knowledge of what song
would be played by the DJ. Cash and prizes were
awarded.

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Reggae Fest

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Step Show

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Goddaughter Zoe Parker (9 mos
gels a swinging lesson.

Todd and his cat, Marvin.

Todd with his wife, Catherine
Tucker.

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Racing cars with his best friend in
Beaufort, NC.

Todd Carter

In Loving Memory

June 1967 - June 2001

Only a month after High Point students
and faculty bid farewell to each other for the sum-
mer, a tragedy brought nearly 1,000 friends, family
members, and students of Mr. Todd Owen Carter
back to campus. Carter, instructor of music and
director of choral and instrumental ensembles,
died June 2 at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
after a long battle with Hodgkin's disease that
caused pneumonia. He was 34.

Born in Four Oaks, Carter earned degrees
from the University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill and the University of North Carolina atGreens-
boro. Enthusiasm for his calling and a special
ability to relate to students distinguished Carter's
time at HPU.

Months after his death, students, fellow
faculty members, and friends are still trying to
cope with such a loss. "Todd Carter was brilliant.
He had an aesthetic taste beyond music and was
one of the most courageous men I've ever known,"
said Dr. Jacob Martinson, High Point University-
President. "Todd's death has left our family more
sorrowful than words can ever begin to express.
However, in the wake of his passing, we already
find comfort in Todd's legacy as it lives on in our
community," said Cathy Weaver, Todd's sister.

"He called me his honorary third sister,"
said Dr. Alexa Schlimmer, associate professor of
music. "He was my best friend. 1 miss him a lot,"
Schlimmer concluded, "but I see Todd's influence
in his students and my kids, and I also have a sister
who is a female version of him." "His death and
suffering werea real tragedy," said Dr. Hal Warlick,
minister to the University. "He was well thought
of by all who knew him."

Students of High Point University all loved
Todd Carter who was not only a professor, but a
mentor and devoted friend. The last paragraph of
the University Conduct Code states, in part, " When
we leave High Point University, we shall leave it
better than we found it..." Todd Carter will always
have a special place in our hearts, because he left
High Point University better than he found it.

Todd Carter is survived by his wife,
Catherine Tucker.

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