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Volume 91
There was a child went forth every clay,
And the first object he look'd upon, that object he became,
And that object became part of him for the day or a certain part of the day.
Or for many years or stretching cycles of years.
Walt Whitman, fronY'There Was a Child Went Forth"
comm
view
The alma mater playing at 9:00 p.m. on
the Bell Tower . . . the graduation
processional through the Bowl . . . the
commotion of freshman move-in day . . .
meeting your Perspectives leaders for the
first time . . . hearing the constant sounds
of progress at the construction site . . .
finding a Tap Day slip in your box . . .
seeing the white table cloths in the caf . . .
long Heritage lectures on Wednesday
afternoons . . . cookies after mass . . . the
first bloom of the azaleas . . . the maze of
the bookstore . . . walking in the Bowl
without shoes . . . getting caught in the
sprinklers . . . outdoor classes at the M
Bench . . . praying for graduation and
then hoping it will never end.
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Take Note
Studying in the Bowl on a
nice day :Q} Major
Productions events ...
Multicultural Festival, with
the dancers and the colorful
fashion show in the Bowl ...
Squirrels everywhere %
Hanging out by the "cancer
tree" J§? Playing frisbee
between Ezelle and New
South <^ The cats that are
always around \i Potholes
on the south side of campus ... seth
Thursday night parties on
Fraternity Row giiij Study
groups in the Atrium^
Basketball on the Galloway
courts ... The Belltower fir
Mandy Hooker,
Mark Chandler, Michael Wotets, Rosa lemmond
student life
Settings
Jenno Spears, Martho Ostenrude
Brian Dunkel
The background to life
in the bubble
How important was the academic
aspect of Millsaps life to you?
I'm a pre-med focus, so I spend a lot of
my time studying. I really hope all this
studying pays off and I get into med
school! My senior year was fun, but it was
a lot of hard work.
Marin Dawson
0 What was the hardest part of making
the climb up "the wall?"
It was kind of hard to keep my balance,
and the grips were a little soft. I'm a part
of the Major Productions team, and we
just thought it would be a good study
break for a Friday afternoon. If only all of
school were so fun . . .
Ryan Vincent
How did you get involved in the
Multicultural Festival, and what did
you enjoy most about it?
/ was taking lessons from Jim Frachette
at Dance Connection. His partner didn 't
show for the Multicultural Festival, so I
had to fill in. Since I'm so into dancing,
watching all the different kinds of
dancing and participating were the best
parts of the festival.
Jennifer Hicks
inside the bubble
Take Note
Meeting your roommate for
the first time . . . Moving
everything into the dorm
during the hot weather $$g
Trying to install Kermit on
your computer 5 Back to
School party at the Ag
Museum ^ The first night
out after the summer when
you see all of your friends . .
Perspectives leaders -^
Standing in long lines ...
Buying books $ New
students competing against v.UlXl-'
each other at the Freshman
Olympics 9 First day of
classes ^ The first hall
meeting with your R.A.
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Jason Reddoch, Erica Pedersen, Shelly Byrd, Brian Berthiaume,
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John Russell, Locke Bryan, David Fontenot, Dean Sneed
Jean Clifton, Korie Clegg, Mollory losch, Melissa Quinn, Byron Cooper, Joeso Mclin, Jane Buck
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Kimbefly Huff, Jennifer Rogers
usy-ness
Meeting new people -
checking in - getting started
Were the Freshman Olympics a good
experience for you? What was the
best part?
Yes, it was wonderful! Freshman
Olympics was the First time that the
freshman guys and girls were really
interacting with each other. It was great
fun!
Kolie Wegner
Speaking as a residential assistant,
what was it like to be on the other
side of move-in day?
As an R.A. we were kept quite busy
checking people in and answering various
questions. Move-in day is usually a very
hectic time, but this year it seemed to run
more smoothly and was more organized.
Shelly Byrd
What did you consider to be the best
or worst part about moving into the
dorm?
The best thing about moving to school
was doing whatever I wanted to do
whenever I wanted to do it. Moving all of
my things into the dorm wasn 7 really
that bad.
Charles Barnewold
getting started
Take Note
Midtown in the spring and
the fall j£^| Santa Shoestring
with Don Fortenberry as
Santa Claus *f The annual
Habitat Shack-A-Thon x^
in the Eckerd's parking lot...
Chi Omega Walk-A-Thon to
raise money for breast
cancer research X Tri
Delta hosting their Delta
Underground during Family
Weekend ft ft Americorps
tutoring ... Kappa Delta
Shamrock Project dp at Bay
Pointe Country Club ...
Serving at ^ Stewpot
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Jenny Chenyhomes, Jessico Perkins
Amy Brozdo. Courtney Chostain, Caroline Stoufter, Mono Anzolo
Lauren Gardes, Bronwen Houston
Bradley Bennett
Patrick "Santo" Lowery
Jessico Thomas, Shannon Husband
Shelley Homgill
student life
Stocey Ainett, Voughon Jinks
ervice
Lending a hand
to the outside world
What was the Angel Tree, and why
did you choose to get involved?
A . Besides helping those in need, the most
rewarding aspect of community service is
seeing the enthusiasm of other students
becoming involved in campus projects.
This Christinas, Millsaps students, faculty,
and staff adopted over seventy children
from the annual Salvation Army Angel
Tree which was sponsored by Circle K.
Peyton Hays
What was your favorite community
service event this year, and why did
you enjoy it so much?
Santa Shoestring was my favorite
community service activity this year by
far. The kids were hilarious, and I had a
great time with them. I also loved getting
the chance to participate in a service
activity that brought people from all over
our campus together.
Mandi Wallis
Why did you participate in
philanthropy events?
Participating in campus-wide service
projects such as Midtown and Shoestring
has always been rewarding for me.
Perhaps the best part, however, is
spending time with Millsaps students
outside of our normal stratified
environment.
Adele Dauphin
helping others
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Reunion weekend draws
campus together
What were your impressions of your
first Millsaps Homecoming?
A . Homecoming this year was so much fun. I
loved every 'thing about it: the tailgating,
the crowd, the presentation of the court
at halftime. It was so great to cheer at
my first college homecoming; then
everything else just came together.
Maria Anzola
What did it feel like to sit in the
crowd at the football game?
. Well, I guess that the crowd was radiating
excitement. The football game was so
intense. What I remember most was all
of us yelling into the megaphone for the
team and then yelling at the other team
and making fun of them.
Rich Caminita
What was it like to be crowned queen
of the Homecoming Court?
. My family made Homecoming a
wonderful event for me. Being named
Homecoming Queen was simply the icing
on the cake.
Katye Bratton
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Wes Ingram
KoTe England, Taryn Stewart, Colette Raboi
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Andrea Miller, Marc Smith, Jenny Allred
Pre-gome activities in the Bowl
student life
Take Note
Homecoming football game
against the Trinity Tigers '^
The first nighttime football
game (^ Different groups
competing for an award for
most spirirted ^h- The new
wooden decks for football
spectators ... Run D.M.C.
at the Ag Museum ey
Motown Downtown at the
Old Capitol Inn jg| Senior
Katye Bratton crowned
Homecoming Queen at
halftime ^f Tailgating with
family and friends *?Q|
Major Impressions dance
routine ... The Singers
performing the National
Anthem ^f
Football teom
The Major
Ixmwamiing
evelry
A weekend of food,
music, dancing, and fun
Who was to blame for all of the
whipped cream covering you?
A . Chi Omega was to blame for the new line
of mousse in my hair. Here I was
volunteering my face for our pie toss and
ended up covered in whipped cream!
Thank goodness there was a dunking
booth to rinse off in!
Andrea Klevan
Did your cafeteria dining experience
change during Major Madness?
A . The food was definitely better, especially
the grapes, but I think that the best part
was that we could go and come as we
pleased.
Emily Merriman
fflP^SKPfPl/ What was it like to be in the dunking
^^^"^^w booth?
\A . Hmmm...what can I say about the
dunking booth? I would have to say being
in the dunking booth this year was far
more exciting than last year. This was
due to the surplus of sunlight and people
that participated in our efforts to raise
money for IFC. Being a Dunkee also had
its advantages. I was able to wash off the
whipped cream after the Chi Omega Pie
Toss. Overall, I give MM. two thumbs up.
Ryan Miles
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Julie Schumacher, Sarah Segrest
Gary Beds
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Jenny Bocholedo
Elizabeth Rogers, Margaret Anzelmo
Ryan Bourgeois, Jored White
student life
Take Note
Major Madness Weekend:
Party Like It's 1 999 Q
Crawfish in the Bowl ...
Violent Femmes concert at
Rodeo's /v Puerto Rican
Rum Drunks playing at The
Depot «y Prospective
students conning to visit ...
The cereal bar turned into a
mountain of fruit ^ ^
Rhythms winning first place
at the Talent Show W Chi
Omega Dance-A-Thon for
the March of Dimes ...
Two baseball xQ games ...
Activities in the Bowl: pie
toss, dunking booth, and
Sherman Lee Dillon ...
David Estes, Laid Gordes Jutie Skipper, Murray Pace
Claire Colemon, Derrick McNeal
major madness
vstivities
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Traditions and fun
change with the seasons
What were your impressions about
the various holidays and celebrations
that happened on campus?
|/1 . Celebrations are more oriented towards
Christianity. Annual events (such as the
Tri Beta Christmas party) build up a lot
of momentum over the years. If someone
wants to change this tradition, it will take
more energy than simply starting a new
celebration on campus.
Andrew O'Dell
/ J Why did you choose to worship on
campus in services such as Ash
Wednesday, as opposed to going
somewhere else?
^ A . Having Mass on campus not only
provides close community environment,
but for students like me, who have no car
and don 't want to be a burden to someone
else for transportation, it's really a double
blessing. Also, I think having the
ecumenical services really gives the
campus an opportunity to come together.
No matter what any individual's
denomination is, we are celebrating with
each other.
Liz Dubuisson
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II Coruthers, Rachel Barham
Christmas Advent Service
student life
Take Note
Faculty and staff children
trick-or-treating in Bacot
Holy Week Worship Services
sponsored by the Campus
Ministry Team Council v
Kappa Delta/Kappa Alpha
Easter Egg Hunt %
Thanksgiving turkey dinner
in the caf u^b>- Bunny
Shoestring at the sorority
lodges €> Millsaps Singers
adding impact to seasonal
celebrations ^ Mardi Gras
in the caf with free king
cakes from Gambino's -%■
Advent Candlelight Service . . .
Santa Shoestring 4^£
Halloween decorations in
residence halls s»
Hannah Moshbum, Shelley Horrigill, Rachelle While
celebrations
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Intramurals offer
healthy competition
What was the most enjoyable aspect
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of playing intramural sports?
The thing I remember most this year was
the Purple and White article about ex-
soccer players in intramurals. I wonder if
Steve Scott thinks it 's fair that I used to
play football!
Patrick Anderson
What was the most memorable part
of intramurals this year?
Playing intramurals built a lot of
strength between my freshman friends
and me. Because we played against
different sororities, it really kept us close
and encouraged a feeling of sisterhood.
Keely Mixon
What made you decide to play
intramural basketball this year, and
where did you come up with your
team name, the Porn Starz?
I played with some guys in my fraternity,
and that was fun because it gave us a
chance to work together as a team. The
name? You don 't want to know.
Brad Hooker
Jaeso McLin
student life
Take Note
Greek and independent
teams . . . Names with
character ... "Sistahz with
Game" ... "Porn Starz" *
Kappa Sig soccer victory
over the Pikes, the reigning
champs T Men's and
women's softball teams V^
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Allegedly "no contact" flag
* /HP,
football ,(q) New supervisor
Eric Navarre ... Gathering
people at the last minute ^Sfcfe
Games cancelled due to
rain .-.- The Paper, Rock,
Scissors §C game and the
Cliff Diving Team in the
April Fool's P&W
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April Sloyden, Tracy Gillanders
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Take Note
Renovation and expansion
of the Student Center ^^
Relocation of the Student
Affairs offices to Franklin ...
Signing &> the Beam for the
Topping Out ceremony ...
Moving the Post Office tD
No more driving across
campus ^i^y The new
dorm Community Council
sponsoring a King Konga
concert 'j in New South
Atrium ... Comrade Miller's
emails about the missing
triple-wide trailer ... The
new women's '$) Softball
team... The protective wall
with "windows" in the caf
Moving Student Affairs to Franklin
Kellie Woodling, Kim Costrlle
Brandon Garcia, Shane Hard
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ion Peyton, David Greer
Apiil Sloyden, Bishop lock Mecdars, Dr Judith Poge, President George Harmon
student life
oving
Changes provide
rowth opportunities
/ How did the construction on campus
affect your school year?
'r^»* ' ^ think that we will forget about the little
mm construction chaos when we are relaxing
and having a cup of coffee in the new
Kava House! I can 't help it if I like coffee.
Rachel Spear
What were your thoughts on the
construction and various changes
taking place at Millsaps?
/ think it is great that I will be able to
witness the total renovation of the
campus for the treatment of our college
experience. Millsaps is working hard
toward catering to our needs, and I think
there is no better way to enhance the
times that we share as a community at
Millsaps than to provide a face lift for the
campus and an upgrade in facilities. I
personally am looking forward to the new
weight room facilities so that the football
team can train in a new environment and
also make the same types of changes that
will improve the Millsaps football
program as well as the rest of the college.
Jared White
changes J |
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Making friends and
adjustments
« You survived a freshman and an
upperclass dorm. What was the best
thing about living in Ezelle?
A . I loved living in Ezelle this year because
my friends and I got to live on the same
hall. It was also nice to be so close to the
fraternity houses.
Debbie Abuso
After living in Franklin and Bacot
dorms as a freshman, which one did
you prefer and why?
/ liked Franklin better than Bacot
because of the sink in the room. It was
nice to have a washer and dryer on every
floor in Bacot, and I think it was more
quiet. But the sink was still great!
Melissa Quinn
What did your hall stand for during
the Freshman Olympics?
Let's just say that Franklin Third South
lived up to our reputation we established
at the Olympics! We really had a great
time getting to know each other and our
class.
Ellen Schoolar
MorttiD Ostenrude
Saro Capps, Beth West
r}f}student life
Take Note
Doing your laundry ^>
Trying to love ^ your
roommate ... Ordering late
night takeout ^ Watching
television 3 Taking study
breaks bd Calling mom
and dad for money H§|
Monthly hall programs ...
Developing weird study
habits i^ R.A.'s helping
you out and writing >&)you
up ... Bible studies in dorm
lobbies '^f The housing
lottery ... Dorm parties with
pizza ®^ Using community
r- bathrooms ^ Guys who
are glued to their video
games
Troy Deono
Patrick Cooper, Melindo 8olt
dor
Late night studying at Cups
and Barnes & Noble ^
Two-Dollar Tuesday was
great while it lasted $
Mardi Gras ^% weekend
in New Orleans ... Spring
Break at the beach ^p
Panama City and South
Padre Island ^j Travelling
and studying abroad ,^1^
Unwinding at Cherokee and
Dutch Bar ... Road Trips PS
Exercising at the Y.M.C.A,
the Lakeland Courthouse,
and Baptist ... Jitney
Premier ^ Camping and
hiking with friends M
Allison Hams, Spanky the Comedian, Cothenne f
Voughon Jinks
Hoi Robinson
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Shelley Horrigill, Leoh Sams, Rachelle White, Elizabeth Rogers, Kristy Jones, Angela Payae
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Lomtieit, Keri Walker, tauten Stamps, Nicole Badon Elaine Reyes
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Outside the gates of the
Millsaps bubble
Why did you decide to go on the
' Saltillo trip? What did you And
most rewarding about your trip?
. As a new Catholic, I knew the trip to
Saltillo would reinforce my beliefs.
Spending a week with the team in Mexico
has made me respect them for standing
up for what they believe in. It just does
something for your soul to help others.
It helped us more by helping them.
Sandi Pullen
What was the most valuable thing
you learned from your travels
abroad?
/ was so surprised at people s views of
Mississippi. Hollywood really does shape
the way that we look at other cultures.
For example, if someone discovered that
I was from Mississippi, the response was,
"I am so sorry. I have seen. Mississippi
Burning. " In trying to reshape these
views about the South, I have discovered
how southern I am. I had to go away to
actually confront parts of my heritage. I
guess what I am essentially saying is that
studying abroad will enhance an
individual's self-awareness.
Oreathia Smith
off-campus
coming
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view
Melindo Boll, Tiffany Jones, Christy Jones
Eric Navarre, Rich Caminita, Cameron Bell, Dovid Moffett, Charles Bamewold, Biad Jitkenhous
Katherine Marlcham, Lauren Roberts, Rebecca
student life
Allison Harris
Stephanie Yosinski, Stephanie Hardwick Nicole Bodon
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winners—
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Dr. George Harmon:
President ofthe College
people
MU RRAH H^LL
Dr. Edward Schrader: Associate Dean of Sciences
Mr. Kevin Russell: Assistant to the President for
College Communications
administration
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANTS Floy
Nelms, Nancy White,
Johanna Bettis, Nancy
McKay, Grace
Harrington.
friendly faces
Dr. Don Fortenberry
and Dr. Harrylyn Sallis
visit during a reception
for the new registrar,
udy Ginter.
money man
Mr. Jack Woodward,
longtime Dean of
Student Aid, retired
in the spring.
helping hand
Diana Garner always cleaned the
temporary Publications Room in
the basement of Franklin with a
smile and a friendly hello.
maintaining order
Comptroller Lou Burney locates
student files in the Business Office
during spring pre-registration.
ADMISSIONS.
(front) Amy Hall,
Amanda O'Kelly,
Karen Cadiere,
Becky Baugh,
Shannon Grimsley,
(back) Vickey
McDonald, Connie
Trigg, John Gaines,
Shane White, Kathy
Banks, Nell Flynt,
Jennifer Brady.
ATHLETICS, [front) Janine Hoffman, John Stroud, Ron
Jurney, Mike Muschamp, Drew Martin, (middle) William
Lytton, Tim Wise, Murray Burch, Shelly Breland, (back) Jim
Page, Mike Dailey, Billy Stack, Rich Moser.
guess who
The Student Affairs
staff eats lunch at
Keifer's with surprise
guest Venita Mitchell,
who returned from
Missouri to help
with a LEAD Retreat.
people
staff awards
Vicki Stuart received the President's
Award for Staff Leadership, and
Martha Lee received the Quality
Service Award.
POST OFFICE. Diane Samples,
Delois Elliott, Ruth Stewart.
LIBRARY, (.front) Jim Parks, Elizabeth
Beck, Debra Mcintosh, Lawrence
Kight, {back) Judy Frascogna, Jan
Allison, Joycelyn Trotter, John
Sandstrum, Tom Henderson, Pat Cox,
Barbara West.
RESIDENCE LIFE STAFF, [front) Patrick Cooper,
Amy White, Erica Pedersen, Amelia Killcreas, Rachelle
White, Shelley Harrigill, Hannah Mashburn, Sandi
Pullen, {middle) Jenny Allred, Lyle Bennett, Joy
Metcalf, Randy Bass, David Chambers, Liz Dubuisson,
Kristen Babula, Amy Clifton, (back) Anita Sumrall,
Marc Smith, Ann Jane Cox, Shelly Byrd, Betsy Farrell,
Stephanie Fanguy, Chad Washington, Sam King, Chris
Randall, Stan Prather, Michael Barham, Brian
Berthiaume, Leigh Pennebaker, Eric Napier.
DIVISIONS.
Barbara Young,
Dora Robertson,
Judy Willis.
FINANCIAL AID. Patrick James, Esther
Baugh, Jack Woodward, Cheri Gober, Ann
Hvneman.
DEVELOPMENT, (front)
J. B. Coincon, Martha
Boshers, Don Ray, Holly
Wagner, Kay Barksdale,
(back) Elizabeth Cooper,
Doris Blackwood, John
Conway, Larry Wells, Ann
Harkins, Theresa Surber,
Vicki King, Luran
Buchanan, Alex Woods.
staff
STUDENT AFFAIRS (front) Davi
Sneed, Anita Sumrall, Andrea Miller, Sand
Rhymes, Sherryl Wilburn, Ruth Johnson
[middle) Don Fortenberry, Cindy Strim
Angela Otis, Diana McGregor, Patric
Cooper, {back) Stan Magee, Ton
Robertson, Martha Lee, Sandra Fretwel
Sharon Glumb, Gary Fretwell, (not pictured
Janis Booth, Stan Prathe:
COMPUTER SERVICES. The staff received the
departmental Quality Service Award: (front) Jeanne
Bodron, Gail Keller, Dawn Nations, Al Parker, (back
Larry Horn, Mike Hartley, Jeff Venator, Scott Benedict,
Ford Walker, Brian Jackson.
COMMUNICATIONS. Judy Oglesby, Bryant
Butler, Kevin Russell, Christina Finzel, Jon
Peede.
MAINTENANCE, (front),
Tim Wilkinson, Bo
Ainsworth, David
Wilkinson, Shayne
Wilkinson, Sam Greer,
James Almo, (back) Wilbert
Newell, Jim Busby, Percy
Johnson, Tommy Barnes,
Andy Pilgrim, Erick
Kearney.
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running smoothly
Angie Otis, the receptionist for
Student Affairs, maintains order
in the department.
comfort zone
Sherryl Wilburn spends time
in her office in the Student
Center before the move to
Franklin at the end of the fall
semester.
dual role
Bart Herridge,
director of
Admissions
for ESOM,
works on the
presentation
of his final
project in an
MBA class.
carrying on
Sam Greer and Tim
Wilkinson move
furniture from the
Student Center.
new home
RA's Rachelle
White and
Hannah Mashburn
help Patrick
Cooper check
freshmen into
their new rooms in
Franklin.
in appreciation
The Student Affairs staff hosted a
luncheon in April to thank the
Maintenance staff for moving
them to Franklin. Sandy Rhymes
pours Tim Wilkinson a Coke.
BUSINESS OFFICE. Dana Lang, Rose Johnson, Leslie Ivers, Regina Italiano,
Connie Parker, Lou Burney, Julie Daniels, Ruth Wilkinson, Gail Waldrop, Vicki
Cummings.
OFFICE OF ADULT LEARNING, (front ) Nola Gibson, Janet Langley,
Nelda Woodward, (buck) Mary Markley, Ranee Underwood, Harrylyn
Sallis, Paula Garrett.
SECURITY, (front) Wayne Miller, Otis Teasley, Rochelle Washington, Deloris
Franklin, (middle) Steven Brown, Carole Martin, Ed Manney, Eartis Nichols,
(back) J. W. Hoatland, Robert Montgomery, Donald Sullivan, Edward
McDonald, (not pictured) Vaughn Gresham, Mike Butts, Patton Hawkins.
staff
Dr. Ajay Aggarwal
Associate Professor of Quantitative Management
Dr. Theodore Amnion
Associate Professor and Chair of Philosophy
Dr. Sarah Armstrong
Professor and Chair of Biology
Dr. Teresa R. Arrington
Assistant Professor of Spanish
Dr. Diane Baker
Assistant Professor of Management, ESOM
Ms. Elizabeth Beck
Assistant Professor, Librarian
Dr. R.A. Berry
Professor of Chemistry
Dr. George Bey
Assoc. Prof, and Chair of Sociolog\/Anthropolog}'
Dr. Allen Bishop, Jr.
Professor of Chemistry
Dr. Kristen Brown
Assistant Professor of Philosophy
Mr. Chris Brunt
Assistant Professor of Music
Ms. Gail Buzhardt
Adjunct Professor of Modem Languages
Dr. Connie Campbell
Associate Professor and Chair of Mathematics
Dr. Claudine Chadeyras
Asst. Professor of French, Cliair of Modern Lang.
Ms. Cheryl Coker
Assistant Professor of Music
Dr. Timothy Coker
Professor of Music, Chair of Performing Arts Dept.
Dr. Joan Cotter
Assistant Professor of German
Ms. Gayla Dance
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Dr. David C. Davis
Associate Professor of History
Dr. Catherine R. Freis
Professor of Classics, Director of Core Curriculum
Mr. Morgan Gadd
Assistant Professor of Theatre
Dr. Delbert Gann
Associate Professor ofGeolog}'
Ms. Paula Garrett
Assistant Professor and Advisor for ADP
Dr. Michael Gleason
Assistant Professor of Classics
Dr. Eric Griffin
Assistant Professor of English
Dr. James Harris
Assistant Professor and Chair of Geology
Mr. Tom Henderson
Associate Professor, Librarian
Dr. Dick R. Highfill
Associate Professor ofBiolog}'
Dr. Nancy Eddy Hopkins
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Dr. Robert J. Kahn
Associate Professor of Romance Languages
Dr. Asif Khandker
Associate Professor and Chair of Physics
Mr. Lawrence Right
Assistant Professor, Librarian
Dr. Carolee Larsen
Assistant Professor of Sociology
Dr. Suzanne Marrs
Professor of English
Mr. R. W. McCarley
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
people
say cheese
Dr. Pat Taylor takes
pictures of two of his
students after the Phi
Beta Kappa initiation in
the Christian Center.
high praise
Dr. Tim Ward was
named Distinguished
Professor of the
Year.
artistic ability
Dr. Nancy Hopkins decorates one
of the new walls covering the
construction areas of the Student
Center.
in tune
Dr. Steven Smith plays at a
reception in the Art Gallery. He
was also in a band, The Assemblers.
class time
Dr. Kristen Brown
gives a lecture in
front of the boards
in the Heritage
room.
serious study
Professor Stan Galicki helps Jaime
Miles with an assignment in the
geology commons.
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Dr. John McCarty
Assistant Professor of Education
Dr. Robert S. McElvaine
Elizabeth Clusholin Professor and Chair of History
Dr. Sarah Lea McGuirc
Assistant Professor of Biology
Dr. James McKeown
Professor ofBiolog}'
Dr. Jeanne Middleton
Professor of Education
Mrs. Georgia Miller
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Dr. Greg Miller
Associate Professor and Chair of English Dept.
Ms. Lucy Webb Millsaps
Associate Professor of Art
Dr. Michael H. Mitias
Professor ofPhilosopliy
Ms. Elizabeth Moak
Assistant Professor of Music
Dr. Charles H. Moore
Associate Professor and Chair of Political Science
Dr. Walter Neely
Professor of Finance, Acting Dean ofESOM
Dr. Robert B. Nevins
Associate Professor of Biology
Dr. Nash Noble
Adjunct Professor of Music
faculty: aggarwal-noble
Dr. Iren Omo-Bare
Associate Professor of Political Science
Dr. Judith Page
Prof, of English, Associate Dean of Arts ami Letters
Mr. | i in Parks
Associate Professor, Librarian
Dr. Penelope J. Prenshaw
Assistant Professor of Marketing
Dr. Robert Quinn
Associate Professor of Spanish
Dr. Darby K. Ray
Assistant Professor of Religions Studies
Dr. Andrew Royappa
Assistant Professor and Chair of Computer Science
Dr. Charles Sallis
Professor of History
Dr. Harrylyn Sallis
Dean for Adult Learning
Mr. John Sandstrum
Assistant Professor, Librarian
Dr. Ed Schrader
Assoc. Professor of Geology, Assoc. Dean of Sciences
Dr. Don Schwartz
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Dr. Elisc Smith
Assoc. Professor of Art History, Chair of Art Dept.
Dr. Steven G. Smith
Prof, of Phil, and Religion, Chair of Religious Stud.
Dr. Kristy Stensaas
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Ms. Tracy Sullivan
Instructor of Mathematics
Dr. John J. Thatamanil
Assistant Professor of Religious Studies
Dr. Kurt Thaw
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Dr. Ming Tsui
Associate Professor ofSociolog}'
Dr. Marlys Vaughn
Professor of Education, Chair of Education Dept.
Dr. Mick \ i-iiin
Assistant Professor of Physics
Dr. Timothy J. Ward
Associate Prof, of Chemistry, Chair ofChem. Dept.
Mr. Sanford Warren
Instructor of Accounting
Dr. Johnnie-Marie Whitfield
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Dr. Darren D. Wick
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Dr. Austin Wilson
Associate Professor of English
Dr. Sanford Zale
Assistant Professor of History
Mr. Jeffrey Zanzig
Visiting Instructor of Accounting
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Biology
professor Dr.
Mann works in
her office in
Olin.
added
touch
Dr. Andrew
Royappa signs
the beam to be
added to the
top of the new
Activities Center.
people
cooperative
effort
Dr. Sarah McGuire
works with Brett
Carter on a joint
research project.
xceptional teaching
r. Allen Bishop was named
utstanding Educator of the Year
/ the Methodist Foundation.
ifferent outlook
uring Opening Convocation, Dr.
ling Tsui speaks on her life while
'owing up in China to inspire
udents to value their education.
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/ith honors
'r. Greg Miller talks with Nicole
aad during the Phi Beta Kappa
:ception after her initiation.
faculty not pictured
Mr. Collin Asmus
Assistant Professor of Art
Mr. Rene Barilleaux
Adjunct Professor
Ms. Nancy Batson
Adjunct Professor
Dr. Jim Baugh
Adjunct Professor
Dr. Jesse D. Beeler
Associate Professor of Accounting
Dr. Stephen Black
Assoc. Professor and Chair of Psychology
Dr. Bill Brister
Assistant Professor of Finance
Dr. Carl Brooking
Professor of Economics and Management
Dr. Kimberly Burke
Assistant Professor of Accounting
Dr. C. Eugene Cain
/. B. Price Professor of Chemistry
Dr. Sarah Campbell
Adjunct Professor of English
Dr. David Culpepper
Prof, of Accounting, Chair of Bus. Admin.
Ms. Anita Dottes
Adjunct Professor
Ms. Sandra Edwards
Adjunct Professor
Dr. Priscilla Fermon
Assoc. Prof, of French, Dir. of Honors Prog.
Mr. Stanley Galicki
Instructor of Geology
Ms. Martha A. Goss
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Ms. Roane Grantham
Else School of Management
Dr. Ray Grubbs
Professor of Management
Dr. Diana Heise
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Ms. Patricia Hoban-Moore
Adjunct Professor
Ms. Helen Kay Hollow ay
Adjunct Professor
Ms. Mary Louise Jones
Adjunct Professor of Core Curriculum
Ms. Melissa Joseph
Adjunct Professor
Mr. David Keary
Adjunct Professor
Mr. William B. Lamb
Assistant Professor of Management
Mr. James Lauro
Adjunct Professor
Mr. Brent Lefavor
Associate Professor of Technical Theatre
Mr. Wayne Linehan
Adjunct Professor
Mr. Mark Lynch
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Ms. Anne MacMaster
Assistant Professor of English
Ms. Julie Maisel
Adjunct Professor
Dr. Debora Mann
Assistant Professor of Biology
Mr. Thomas Morrison
Adjunct Professor
Mrs. Marion Nooe
Adjunct Professor
Dr. Leanora Olivia
Assistant Professor of Classics
Mr. Raymond Phelps
Associate Professor of Marketing
Dr. John Pilgrim
Vice Pres. for Bus. Affairs, Prof. ofESOM
Dr. Jimmie Purser
Professor ofChem. and Computer Studies
Mr. Bennett Randman
Adjunct Professor
Ms. Patsy Ricks
Adjunct Professor
Dr. Connie Schimmel
Associate Professor of Education
Dr. Briton Shell
Adjunct Professor
Dr. Robert A. Shive, Jr.
Professor of Math and Computer Studies
Dr. Lisa Sigel
Assistant Professor of History
Dr. Richard A. Smith
Dean of the College, Prof, of Pol. Science
Mr. Daniel Spitzer
Adjunct Professor
Dr. Jonathan Sweat
Adjunct Professor of Music
Dr. Pat Taylor
Associate Professor of Economics
Dr. Susan Taylor
Army Brown Assoc. Professor of Economics
Dr. Tina Thurston
Visiting Asst. Prof, of Soc/Anthropology
Mr. James Turner
Adjunct Professor
Dr. Edmond Venator
Professor of Psychology
Ms. Lisa Whitney
Visiting Assistant Professor of English
Rev. Susan Woodard
Adjunct Professor
faculty: omo-bare-zanzig
Charles Abbott, Sr
Rebecca Abbott, Jr
Sharon Abernathy. Jr
Debbie Abuso, So
Ray Adams, Sr
Richard Adams, Fr
Charles Addingron, MACC
Erica Adkins, Jr.
Anna Alderman, Fr.
Nathan Allen, Sr.
Christine Ambrosek, So.
Patrick Anderson, So.
Kenneth Andrews, So.
Aalia Anwar, So.
Margaret Anzelmo, Fr.
Maria Anzola, Fr.
Stacey Arnett, Jr.
Justin Arnold, Fr.
Miranda Arnold, Fr.
Geoff Artigues, Fr.
Ayako Asada, Fr.
Kristen Babula, So.
Nicole Badon, Jr.
Devinna Bahadur. Fr.
Anne Bailey, So.
Carlen Bailey, So.
Rachel Baird, So.
Kristen Baker, Fr.
David Ball, Sr.
Tee Ball, Jr.
Mary Barber, Fr
Michael Barham, Sr
Rachel Barham, Sr
Kenneth Barnes, Jr
Charles Barnewold, Fr
Ashley Bass, Sr
Randy Bass, Sr.
Wesley Batson, Jr.
Gary Beals, So.
William Beard. Sr.
Taylor Beasley, Fr.
Angela Beeks, Fr.
people
pie party
Carla Morrison, Madelyn
Fancher, and Margaret
Anzelmo play after the
Chi Omega pie toss at
Major Madness.
art critics
Mary Catherine Shu
and the salesman
examine the selections
at the poster sale.
first impressions
Perspectives Leaders Kirk Lawrence
and April Slayden meet their new
group of freshmen in the afternoon of
Move In Day.
Mr. Clean
A man dressed as Mobius from BFI
came to campus for Earth Fest in a suit
made entirely of recycled materials.
time out
Wade White, Danny
Marks, Bobby
Cosentino, Phillip
Dubose, Paul
Gagliano, and Jeff
Douglas spend time
outdoors between
classes.
classics info
Jared Windhauser helps with the
Eta Sigma Phi Classics Honorary
booth at the Activities Fair in the
fall.
Jason Beiriger, Fr.
Cameron Bell, Jr.
Buddy Benge. Fr.
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Bradley Bennett, Jr
Lyle Bennett. Sr.
Crystal Bern,', So.
Brian Berrvhill. Sr.
Brian Berrhiaume, Jr.
Liz Bertuccini, Fr.
Sumon Bhowmick, Fr.
Walter Biggins, Sr.
Pascal Biron, So.
Elizabeth Bishara, Fr.
Ben Bjornerud, So.
Lindsey Blackstock, Ft.
Byron Blackwell, Jr.
Cindy Bloss, Sr.
Clifton Boren. Jr.
Karen Boren, Jr.
Jerusha Bosarge, Sr.
Melinda Bott, So.
students: abbott-bott
Ryan Bourgeois, So.
Danielle Bowling, Sr.
Rebecca Bradford, So.
Janet Bradley, So.
Rob Bradley, So.
John Bragg, Fr.
Sabrina Brantley, Sr.
Leigh Brasuell, Jr.
Katye Bracton, Sr.
Amy Brazda, Jr.
Jennifer Breazeale, Fr.
Craig Brewer, Sr.
Brooks Brower, So.
Jenni Brown, Jr.
Daniel Browning, Fr.
Ryan Brumby, So.
Phillip Brupbacher, Fr.
Locke Bryan, So.
Jane Buck, Fr.
James Buford, Fr.
Christian Burck, Fr.
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The Major Productions
Hypnotist puts Cheryl
Williams, Allison Almon,
Courtney Chastain,
Roman Rabourn, Susan
Mareno, and Jonathan
Wise to sleep.
holiday spirit
Elizabeth Bishara spends
time making picture frames
with three children from
Operation Shoestring
during Santa Shoestring.
floating away
Jennifer Arnold takes a break
from the EARTH Fest activities
and blows bubbles outside.
brain food
Brian Means reads
a book over lunch
in the caf during
Major Madness.
violent femmes
The bands for Major
Madness included the
Puerto Rican Rum Drunks
and the Violent Femmes,
who played at Rodeo's.
the graduate
Walter Biggins reads a
book in the Bowl one April
afternoon after comps.
people
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Stephanie Burks. Fr.
Carrer Burns, Fr.
Blair Burnside, Fr.
Alan Burrow, Fr.
Richard Burtt, Sr.
Kelly Bush, Fr.
Nathan Byrd, Sr.
Sage Byrd, Fr.
Shelly Byrd, Jr.
Lindsay Calhoun, Fr.
Richard Caminira, Fr
Cord Campbell. Jr.
AJyson Capoce, Fr.
Sara Capps, So.
Laura Caraway, Sr.
Maya Carlisle, So.
Brian Carpenter, So.
Matthew Carroccio, Jr.
Roberr Carsey, Fr.
Mandy Carter, Fr.
Rob Carter, Jr.
Jillian Carurhers, So.
Sarah Casey, Jr.
.Amanda Cashman, Fr.
Jason Carlin, Sr.
Guirra Chaiban, So.
David Chambers, Jr.
LeAnna Chambers, Jr.
Benjamin Chandler. Sr.
Mark Chandler, Fr.
Matr Chandler. Fr.
Tara Chase, Sr.
Courtney Chastain, So.
Tara Chaufte, Fr.
Cole Cheek, Fr.
Susan Cherry, Fr.
Jenny Cherrvhomes, So.
Amelia Chisolm, Fr.
Melissa Clark, Jr.
Tora Clay, Fr.
Katie Clegg, Fr.
Amy Clifton, Jr.
students: bourgeois-a. clifton
Jean Clifton, Fr
Walker Coburn, Fr
Chris Cockrell, Sr
Brant Cole, Jr
Claire Coleman, Fr
Natalie Collier, Fr
Amanda Coody, Fr.
Melanie Cook, So.
Rachel Cook, Jr.
Byron Cooper, Fr.
Ann Jane Cox, Sr.
Hannah Cranford, So.
Kenneth Crawley, Jr
Jared Crocker, Fr
Rebecca Cross, Fr
Devin Crump, Fr
Kathleen Cumbest, Jr
Dharius Daniels, So
Lesley Darbonne, Fr.
Chris Davis, Sr.
Lee Davis, Sr.
Leslie Davis, Fr.
Marvin Davis, Sr.
Micah Davis, Sr.
Renae Davis, So.
Marin Dawson, Jr.
Troy Deano, Fr.
Sarah Dees, So.
Kip Desormeaux, Fr.
Nathan Dickson, So.
Brian Dixon, Fr.
Berh Doshier, So.
Ashley Doughry, Sr.
Jeffrey Douglas, So.
Lane Douglass, So.
Matt Dowd, So.
Mart Downer, Fr
Ruth Drummond, Fr
Liz Dubuisson, Jr
Damien Ducote, So
Marcus Dudley, So.
Joey DuMontier, Jr
people
unusual treasures
Anna Catesby McGehee, Frankie Winn, and Mary
Kathryn Tucker examine foreign artifacts at the
Multicultural Festival.
a fiesta
Jenny Allred, Mary Katherine
Black, Rachelle White, Liz
Dubuisson, and Amelia Killcreas
host an RA program.
cat walk
Melissa Quinn models her
cultural ensemble at the
Multicultural Festival.
baseline action
Dr. Paula Garrett and
Hudson Segrest play against
each other in an intramural
game.
During Homecoming, Dr. Tim
Coker conducts a rehearsal
for the Singers Reunion
Concert.
heads & tails
Shaneli Hudson enjoys food
from the crawfish boil in the
Bowl during Major Madness.
Alison Duncan, Sr.
Brian Dunkel. Fr.
Matthew Dunn. So.
Jason Durel, Sr.
Sergey Dzugan, So.
Brian Ebarb, So.
Gary Eeds, Fr.
Andrew Egerton, Sr.
Matthew Egerton, Sr,
Tyler Erb, Fr.
Roan Evans, Sr.
Travis Ezelle, So.
Colleen Fagan, Fr.
Scott Fairchild, Fr.
Rachel Fallout, Fr.
Madelvn Fancher, So.
Coralie Farish, Fr.
Betsy Farrell, Jr.
Caroline Ficara, Fr.
Aaron Fikac, Fr.
Cecile de Filippis, Fr
students: j. clifton-de filippis
Robin Finelli, Jr.
Dallas Finley, Fr.
Lauren Fish, Fr.
Grady Flaumann, Fr.
Bolton Flautt, So.
Donee Fleming, Fr.
Bryan Flynn, Fr.
Sarah Fontenelle, Jr.
Jason Fontenot, Fr.
Corey Ford, Jr.
Judy Ford, Sr.
Michael Ford, Fr.
Kelle Forster, Fr.
Bridget Foss, Jr.
Erica France, Jr.
Claire Freeney, Fr.
Junko Fukuma, Sr.
Paul Gagliano, Fr.
Carly Gallagher, Fr.
Lica Gamble, Fr.
Nathan Gannon, Fr.
sing along
Wade Bourgeois,
Melanie Cook, and
Kevin Redmann sing
to tunes on the steps in
the Bowl.
stopping by
Jane Collins and
Stephanie Yasinski
get information from
Jason LeBlanc and
Kelly Walsh at the
Activities Fair.
made up
Stephanie Burks
plays with Martha
Lee's son during
dorm trick-or-
treating.
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Marc Smith takes a break from the
activities in the Bowl during Major
Madness.
stand tall
Angela Hobgood
displays her outfit at
the MultiCultural
Festival.
aim high
Brian Berryhill
stretches to reach the
top during a Major
Productions rock
climbing activity.
people
Erika Garavito, So.
Lani Gardes, So.
Lauren Gardes, Jr.
Chad Gardner, Sr.
Sadie Gardner, Jr.
Kathleen Garrett, Fr.
Lauren Garrert, Fr.
Robert Gatlin, So.
Robbie Gavioli, Fr,
Jonathan Gay, So.
Burrell Gee, So.
Clare Gillette, Jr.
Liz Giovingo, Sr.
Kirk Gipson. Jr.
Buddy Givens, Jr.
Collin Glidewell, So.
Summer Godfrey, Sr.
Shelly Goswami, Fr.
Travis Grace, Fr.
Colleen Graham, Fr.
Krisry Grammer, So.
Adam Grimmett, Fr.
Nicholas Gristina, Sr.
Kenneth Griswold, So.
Jason Gruich, Fr.
Michelle Gueringer, So.
Brandon Guidrv, Fr.
Becky Hable, So.
Ryan Haggard, Jr.
Catherine Hall, Jr.
Justin Halliwell, Fr.
Joshua Hanes, Jr.
Sara Haque, Fr.
Shane Hard, Fr.
Stephanie Hardwick, So.
Judy Hargon, Jr.
Shelley Harngill, So.
Allison Harris, So.
Jamie Harris, Sr.
Katie Harris, Fr.
Kaiser Harriss, Fr.
Peyton Hays, Jr.
students: finelli-hays
Aaron Head, Fr.
Jeremy Hebert, Fr.
Natalie Hebert, So.
Christopher Hedglin, Fr.
Matthew Helms, Sr.
Cara Henderson, Fr.
Amy Henry, Fr.
Ann Heslin, Sr.
Jennifer Hicks, Fr.
Rebecca Hill, Jr.
Brandi Hinton, Jr
Angela Hobgood, Fr.
Isaiah Hoggatt, Fr
Melissa Holley, So
Bridget Hollis, Sr
Graham Holly, Fr
Erin Kate Holston, Fr
Amanda Hooker, Jr
Brad Hooker, Fr
Steven Hooks, Jr
Sronwen Houston, Jt
Trade Houston, Fr
Jimmy Hrom, Fr
Theresa Hubiak, Jr
April Huddleston, Fr.
Ashley Huff, fr.
Kimberly Huff, Fr.
Blake Huggard, So.
Ben Hughes, Fr.
Banu Husain, ]r.
Shannon Husband, Sr.
Drew Hutchinson, So.
Tresslar Hydinger, Sr.
Wes Ingram, Sr.
Nikki Ivancic, So.
Jermaine Ivy, Jr.
Candace Jackson, Fr.
Loren James, Fr.
Walter James, Fr.
Molly Jeffcoat, Fr.
Daniel Jenkins, Fr.
Vaughan Jinks, Fr.
people
musical trio
Betsy Farrell, Ms. Judy Maisel, and
Tyler Walton play for the Thanksgiving
Service.
child's play
Sandi Pullen plays with children in
Saltillo, Mexico.
teaming up
Mary Katherine Black,
Shelley Harrigill, Chad
Washington, John
Suggs, and Shelly Byrd
play team building
games during RA
leadership training.
deep sleep
Byron Cooper and
Jonathan Wise are
hypnotized by
Michael Anthony
during a Major
Productions event.
sidewalk talk
Jason Neely, Nick Licata, and Jace
Dicker sit outside the steps of Murrah
Hall and observe people passing.
Andrea Johnson, Sr.
Bethanv Johnson, Jr.
Cathryn Johnson, Sr.
Christina Johnson, So.
Joshua Johnson, So.
Mandv Johnson, Fr.
Christy Jones. Jr.
Lakeisha Jones, Sr.
Sara Jones, Fr.
J. C. Jordan, Sr.
Krisri Joyner, So.
Kellv justice, Sr.
Asva Kamenkovich, So.
Jonathan Kelly. Fr.
Katie Kellv. So.
Jonathan Kemp. Fr.
Jonathan Kilgore, So.
Amelia Killcreas. So.
Ricara Kimbel, Fr.
Geoffrey King. So.
Sam King, So.
students: bead-king
Holly Kinget, Fr.
Alan Kirk, Jr.
Andrea Klevan, Jr.
Jessie Kneupper. Fr.
Cortland Knox, Fr.
Christine Koeni^, Fr.
Chad Laborde, Fr.
Joe Lambert, Jr.
Laura Lane, So.
Man' Helen Lane, Fr.
Liz Lasoski, Fr.
Juiie Lassalle, So.
Christina LeBlanc, Jr.
Jason Lee, Fr.
Will Leech, Fr.
Ashley Leinweber, So.
Misty Leon, Sr.
Ciara Leonard, Sp.
Brittany Levy, Fr.
Brad Litkenhous, Sr.
LaDonna Little, Fr.
buy
one
Nicole Badon
sells t-shirts
outside the
cafeteria during
the EARTH Fest.
lap cat
Rachel Barham pets a
cat on the sidwalk
outside the Millsaps-
Wilson library.
fast ball
Kimberly Huff,
Melinda Bott, and
Emily Merriman
compete in a shoot-
out at halftime of a
basketball game.
chit chat
Erin Roberts and Wendy
Edwards sit and talk
outside of the AC.
just peeking
Jan Shearer observes an
iguana brought to the
EARTH Fest by the Discover
program of the Jackson
Zoo.
over haul
The Student Center
undergoes major changes
including the move of the
post office.
people
Brad Lokitz, Fr.
Mike Lonegrass, Sr.
Logan Long, Sr.
Vanh Luangphakdy, Sr.
Andrea Lucas, Fr.
DeAnna Lucas, Jr.
George Lumm, Jr.
Robert Lynch, Jr.
Wendy Lyons, Fr.
Shinya Machida, Fr.
Anita Madakasira, So.
Rusti Maddox, Jr.
Shea Maddox, Jr.
Jill Magargee, Sr.
Ian Makey, Jr.
Kelly Malpass, So.
Jason Mamaril. Fr.
Susan Mareno, jr.
Katherine Markham, So
Danny Marks, Fr.
Erica Marks, Fr.
Merrirt Marsh, So.
Annah Marshall, So.
Jeanne Martin, Jr.
Sarah Martin, Fr.
Mathew Martinez, Fr.
Hannah Mashburn, So.
Aleksey Mashnitskiy, Fr.
Artem Mashnitskiy, Fr.
Ryo Matsuoka, Sr.
Lindsey May, So.
Sarah McAtee, So.
Jim McClain, Jr.
Andrea McDaniel, So.
Jason McDonald, So.
Honey McEwen, Fr.
Katie McGaw, So.
Katharine McKee, Sr.
Trinity McKenzie, Sr.
Marcus McKinney, Fr.
Tara McLellan, Sr.
Jaesa McLin, Fr.
students: kinget-mclin
Kevin McMahon. Sr.
Jason McManus, Sr.
Derrick McNeal. So.
Sarah Katherine McNeil, Jr.
Brian Means, Sr.
Chris Medcalf, So.
Evan Meeks, So.
Bren Mehitens, Fr.
Meg Meredith. Fr.
Emily Merriman, Fr.
Lindsay Meyer, Fr.
Rvan Miles, So.
Amanda Millsaps, Fr.
Jesse Milnor, So.
Seth Misenar, So.
David Mistretta, So.
Jeff Mitchell, So.
Jov Mitchell. Fr.
Molly Mitchell, Sr.
Keely Mixon, Fr.
Jill Moody. Fr.
Shanna Morris, Jr.
Carla Morrison, So.
Robbie Morrison, So.
Catherine Mouton, Sr.
Victoria Myers, Fr.
Kousuke Nagai, Fr.
Eric Navarre, MBA
Anna Nelson, So.
Clay Nelson, Jr.
Michael Nelson, Sr.
Alice Nemecek, Fr.
Jesse New, Fr.
Binh Nguyen, Fr.
Amanda Nicholas, So.
Kim Niolet. Sr.
Will Noel, J
Meg O'Beirne, Jr.
Emily Olivier, So
Amy Osborn, Sr.
Lawrence Ou, Fr
Kimberlv Pace, Sr
people
open up
Stephanie Fanguy, Erica
Pedersen, and Ann Jane
Cox open presents at the
RA Christmas party.
step forward
Chad Washington and
his team work to move
ahead in their
leadership game.
serving time
Jonathan Kelly and Jeremy Hebert
serve refreshments at a basebal
game.
with grace
Aalia Anwar walks down the
steps of Olin in the Multicultural
style show.
just smile
David Moffett
takes a picture of
Mary Catherine
Shull during their
trip to Saltillo,
Mexico.
another world
Ashley Huff studies
Intermediate Accounting
while relaxing to the
music of Les Miserables
in the New South lobby.
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Mickey Paduda, Sr.
Brandon Page, Fr.
Lena Palmer, Jr
John Parks, Fr.
Darsit Patel, So.
NitaJ Patel, Sr.
Adam Patterson, So.
Ryan Paul, Fr.
Christina Paxton, Jr.
Angela Payne, So.
Erica Pedersen, Sr.
MaliaPeilv, Fr.
Leigh Pennebaker, So.
Jessica Perkins, So.
Denise Pern-. Fr.
Bridgette Peters, Fr.
Jake Pettit, Fr.
Jon Peyton, Sr.
Dana Pierce, Sr.
Srephanie Pinter, So.
Candice Polk, So.
students: mcmahon-polk
Beau Pollard, Sr.
Bishop Porter, Fr.
Davis Powell, So.
Erin Powell, Fr.
Mary Frances Prejean, So.
Greer Proctor, Fr.
Sandi Pullen, Jr.
Benjamin Purvis, Fr.
Melissa Quinn, Fr.
Colette Rabai, Fr.
Tam Ragab, Jr.
Caroline Ranck, Jr.
Chris Randall, So.
Amy Randazzo, Sr.
Starlight Ray, So.
Stephanie Ray, Jr.
Kevin Redmann, Sr.
Daniel Redmond, So.
Rebecca Reed, So.
William Reid, Fr.
Virginia Reine, Fr.
movin' & groovin'
Karen Monday, Jamie Temple, Lindsay Meyer, and Tee Ball
dance to a performance in the Bowl.
Courtney Valentine and Sally
Williams find entertaining
ways to take a break from
studying in the halls of Bacot.
small talk
Chris Robertson rappels
down a rock during a trip
to Tennessee.
people
Gretchen Reiners, Fr.
Frederick Rendrrey. Fr.
Elaine Reyes, So.
Rachel Richards, Fr.
Sarah Richie, Sr.
Jana Riddell, Fr.
Amanda Ringer, So.
Anne Roberson, Jr.
Edwin Roberts, Fr.
Jess Roberts, Fr.
Lauren Roberts, Fr.
Michael Robinson, Fr.
Elizabeth Rogers, So.
Joseph Rogers, Fr.
Kristin Rogers, Fr.
Mac Romaguera, Fr.
Season Ronan, Jr.
Missy Rose, Jr.
Stacy Roussel, Jr.
Ryan Roy, So.
Tom Rundell, Jr.
Dustin Russell, So.
John Russell, Jr.
Narhan Russell, Jr.
Chad Saltzman, Fr.
Mark Salvaggio, Jr.
Leah Sams, So.
Bradley Sanders, Sr.
Tricia Saniord, Sr.
Margus Sarglepp, Sr.
Eleace Sawyers, Sr.
Charley Scales, So.
Robin Schambach, Sr.
Mandv Scherer, Jr.
Ellen Schoolar, Fr.
Melanie Schrader. Jr.
Julie Schumacher, Jr.
Taylor Schwalenberg, Jr.
Michael Schwitter, Fr.
Hudson Segrest, Sr.
Sarah Segrest, Fr.
Marshall Seh'idge. Jr.
students: pollard-selvidge
Timothy Sheehan, Fr.
Cassie Sheldon, Sr.
Man- Catherine Shu!l, So.
Drew Sill, Sr.
Lynne Sims, Jr.
Melissa Skertich, Ft.
Julie Skippet, So.
April Slayden, So.
Jamie Smith, Fr.
Leigh Smith, Fr.
Marc Smith, Sr.
Sherry Smith, Fr.
Trivarshia Smith. Fr
James Song, Grad
Lauren Sonnier, Fr
Harpreet Sood, Sr
Rachel Spear, Fr
Jeff Speed, Fr.
Talia Spooner, Fr.
Sean Spratt. MBA
Frances Stallings. Fr.
Lauren Stamps, Sr.
Otis Stander, Fr.
Kentrell Starks. Fr.
Caroline Stauffer, So.
Will Sreelman, So.
Melissa Srerling, Sr.
Kandi Stevens, Jr.
LaShundra Stewart, Fr.
Lillian-Elizabeth Stickle, Fr.
Chris Still, So.
Jason Stine, So.
Brandi Stockstill, Fr.
Lance Stoner, Fr.
Sherry Strahan, Fr.
Amanda Stringfellow, Jr.
Lisa Stuart, Fr.
Lori Stunrz, So
Kelly Sudduth, Jr
Heather Sullivan, Jr
John Sullivan, Fr
Russell Sullivan, Grad
people
in unison
Sarah Richie, David Lestage, Sherryl Wilburn, Sabrina
Brantley, and Dr. Pat Taylor participate in a worship service in
the chapel.
walking by
Dr. Noble talks with
Anne Harmon
between the AC and
Murrah Ha
with force
Ryo Matsuoka and
Vinh Ngo practice
martial arts during
the Multicultural
Festival.
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key
note
Angela Beeks plays
the piano for the
Black Student
Association choir
in the Bowl.
tornado sirens
The basement of Olin becomes a
refuge for Margus Sarglepp, Suzanne
Wahrle, Walter Biggins, and Megan
Glidewell during a spring tornado
warning.
flying high
Jared Windhauser
learns trapeze
techniques in the
Christian Center
auditorium.
n
Ashley Sulser, Sr.
Srephen Sumrall, So.
Matrhew Surrcll, Fr.
Charlie Swearingen, Sr.
Silvie Szebeni, Fr.
Hoofar Tabari. Jr.
Hootan Tabari, Fr.
Jamie Temple, Fr.
Tim Tench, So.
Dale Thibodeaux, Fr.
Jessica Thomas, Sr.
Bobby Thompson, Fr.
Cliff Thompson, Fr.
James Thompson, Jr.
Joy Thompson, Fr.
Rachel Thompson, Fr.
Andy Thornron, Fr.
Walker Thrash, Fr.
Carrie Thune, Jr.
Vivian Tjeng, Jr.
Sarah Todd, Fr.
students: sheehan-todd
Jarred Tolar, Jr.
Reagan Toledano, Jr.
Mallorv Tosch, Fr.
Robert Touchstone. Fr.
Ellen Trappey, Fr.
Kathryn Tucker. Fr.
Uvon Tucker, Jr.
Amy Turnipseed, Sr.
David Umsted. Fr.
April Underwood, Jr.
Courtney Valentine, So.
Lee YaJentine, So.
Margaret Veach, Fr
Ryan J. Vincent, So.
Ryan P. Vincent, Fr.
Andrew Vollmar, Fr.
Carrie Wade, Jr.
Michael Wade, Jr.
Man- Clav W'adlington, Jr.
Daniel Waguespack, Fr.
Suzanne Wahrle. Sr.
seasonal sounds
Clare Gillette, Sarah McAfee,
Hannah Mashburn, and Nikki
Ivancic sing Christmas anthems
during the Advent Service in
the Recital Hall.
cramming in
Phi Mu's Sonia Sandhu, Margaret
Veach, and Amanda Ringer crowd
into a Beetle during a halftime contest
to try to win money for their group.
walking back
Sadie Gardner heads from the
Bowl back to her room after class.
Claire Morgan listens to
budget plans from Meg
O'Beirne during a New
South Community
Council meeting.
the spectators
Liz Dubuisson and Ayako Asada observe events of the
Multicultural Festival after the fashion show.
people
Brandi Walker, Jr.
Dan Walker, Sr.
Keri Walker, Jr.
Virginia Walker, Fr.
Mandi Wallis, Fr.
Kelly Walsh, Jr.
Christopher Walrers, Ft
Tyler Walton, Sr.
Julie Wang, Jr.
Joe Wang, So.
Jessica Ward, Fr.
Alicia Washington, So.
Chad Washington, So.
Raymond Waters, Fr.
Jonathan Watson. Jr.
Stephanie Webster, Fr.
Kolie Wegner, Fr.
Beth West, So.
Man- West. Sr.
Amy White, Jr.
Jared White, So.
Lillian White, Fr.
Rachelle Whire. So.
Rhonda White, Sr.
Wade Whire, So.
Lindsay Whitfield, Jr.
Carolina Whitfield-Smith, Jr.
WillWikleJr.
Cheryl Williams, So.
Quinton Williams, Fr.
Sally Williams, So.
Georgia Williamson, So.
Jeremv Wilson, Fr.
Joey Wilson, Fr.
Meri- Winston Winn, Fr.
DeAnna Wise, Jr.
Vanessa Wold, Fr.
Erica Woodall, Sr.
Byron Young, Fr.
Chad Young, Jr.
Gretl Zimmerman. Sr.
Kell Zubic, Fr.
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return donated one
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thousand dollars to
Major, won the Most
the squad.
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Award as well as the
The football team
Most Spirited Award
was not the only group
at a camp. The
excited about the
squad also received
Homecoming game.
instruction through a
Sponsor Shelly Breland
private camp put on by
expressed the squad's
the NCA.
CHEERLEADERS, (front) Candace Jackson, Beth Doshier, Brandi Walker,
Kathleen Garrett, (back) Sponsor Shelly Breland, Amy Brazda, Kimberly Huff,
Shelly Byrd, Maria Anzola.
SMILE. Sophomore Beth
Doshier was a two-year
veteran of the squad.
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PERFORMANCE. Shelly
Byrd, Captain Amy Brazda,
Brandi Walker, Maria Anzola.
and Kimberly Huff perform a
halftime dance at the
Homecoming game.
SUPPORT. Freshman
Candace Jackson was a
cheerleader in Corinth before
joining the Millsaps squad.
cheerleaders
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FOR THE RECORD
27-10
Austin College
14-31
McMurray Univ.
26-24
Colorado College
21-17
Maryville College
6-26
Centre College
24-27
Rose-Hulman
7-35
Depauw Univ.
7-24
Univ. of the South
3 wins • 7 losses
INSTRUCTION.
Sophomore quarterback Blake
Huggard worked with new
Offensive Coordinator Mike
Muschamp. Huggard had 47
completions for 606 yards.
Under the lights: the
Homecoming game
was the first night
game the Majors had
played in over fifty
years.
Offensive lineman
Byron Blackwell and
linebacker George
Lumm were named
third team All-South
Region as well as All-
SCAC first team.
Lumm led the
defense with 121
tackles on the season.
Wes Ingram was the
number one receiver
with twenty-five catches
and 364 yards. Ingram
was rewarded with a
NCAA post-graduate
scholarship and was
named Burger King
National Scholar Athlete
of the Week.
Leading rusher Mike
McKenzie ran for a total
of 844 yards, averaging
94 yards a game.
The All-SCAC lineup:
First team: Ryan Miles
and Mike McKenzie.
Second team: Lyle
Bennett and Wes
Ingram. Honorable
Mention: Beau Pollard,
Trinity McKenzie, and
Nathan Byrd.
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FOOTBALL. UronO Ryan Brumby. Marty Frascogna, Mike McKenzie, Blaine Riley. Roderick Hicks. Ryan Miles. Marcus Dudley.
Mike Robinson. Beau Pollard, David Mistretta. Derrick McNeal, April McGregor, (.2nd row) Murray Burch, Edwin Roberts, David
Umsted, Bolton Flautt, Jason Parsley, Blake Huggard, Ryan Bourgeois, Walter James, Jonathan Kelly, Kentrell Starks, Wes Ingrarr
Travis Grace, Jed Lumpkin, J. D. Kemp, 13rd row) Loren James. Clay Nelson, Donte Fleming, Freddie Foster, Jared White, Keith
Hopkins, O.B. Stander, Dallas Finley. Lyle Bennett, Dale Thibodeaux. George Lumm, Chris Cockrell. Trinity McKenzie, Michael
Ford, Billy Williams, Jeremy Hebert, Charlie Swearingen, '4th row) Dr. Gene Barrett. Quinton Williams, Mac Romaguera, Melvin
Sanders. Cary Pierce, Marcus McKinney, Corbin Womac, Rieker Carsey, Jason Beiriger. Geoffrey Artigues, Byron Blackwell.
Andrew Volmar, Bryan Flynn, Chris Davis, Anthony Bullock, (back) Ron Jurney, Mike Frascogna, Drew Martin, Mike Muschamp,
Robert Bradley. Robin Hamby, Troy Deano. Nathan Byrd, Tim Tench. Roman Rabourn, Tyler Erb, Ryan Varnado, Dylan Becker, Miki
Dailey, Tyson Bridge, Troy Hilton.
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Sophomore Marcus Dudley
was second on the team in
rushing at his position as
running back.
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FOR THE RECORD
0-4
Spring Hill
0-5
Ohio Northern
0-9
Maryville College
0-17
West Florida
0-6
Loyola
0-9
Spring Hill
0-11
Univ. of Dallas
0-1
Austin College
1-3
Letourneau
0-6
Christian Bros.
0-8
DePauw
0-9
Sewanee
0-11
Centre
1-12
Rhodes
0-3
Hendrix
0-6
Southwestern
0-16
Trinity
0-10
Oglethorpe
0 Wins « 19 Losses
Leading the nation
with 19.5 saves per
game, freshman
goalie Christine
Koenig was named to
the Second Team All
SCAC.
Injuries plagued the
women's soccer team
with April Slayden
and Kelli Crossland
both suffering from
broken legs. Veteran
player Murray Pace
tore her ACL and MCL
during the season
opener.
Seventy-five percent
of the Lady Majors
earned a grade point
average of 3.25 or
higher, placing them on
the SCAC Honor Roll.
As a result of injuries
to key players, seven
freshmen became
starters and gained
valuable experience.
Asst. Coach Sergio
Moura brought an
energetic flair to his
position as coach. He
previously coached for
an internationally
recognized Brazilian
team. With the ladies'
team, his methods
included combining
technical drills with
conditioning work
during the daily hour-
and-a-half practices.
WOMEN'S SOCCER, (fronfi Emily Merriman. Tracy Gillanders. Christine
Koenig. Janet Bradley. Mandy Johnson, (.back) Coach Bill Lytton. Asst. Coach
Sergio Moura. Kelli Crossland, April Slayden. Murray Pace. Kate Pearce. Malia
Pelly. Lindsay Calhoun. Asst. Coach Jeremy Dobay.
sports
HEART. Lindsay Calhoun
was called on to play a
number of positions from
fullback to forward.
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Emily Merriman, and Kelli
Crossland take a warm-up lap
before their match with
Christian Brothers University.
PRACTICE. Sergio Moura
and Emily Hewitt execute a
defensive drill.
SKILL. Freshman forward
Emily Merriman tied for
leading scorer during the
season.
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FOR THE RECORD
3-2
2-5
4-2
2-2
0-2
7-0
2-0
0-1
0-1
1-4
0-6
3-1
1-0
3-6
3-1
Spring Hill
Christian Bros.
Univ. of Dallas
Austin College
Huntingdon
Letourneau
Rose-Hulman
DePauw
Sewanee
Centre
Rhodes
Hendrix
Southwestern
Trinity
Oglethorpe
9 Wins • 9 Losses • 2 Ties
Many new faces
joined the men's soccer
team this year. A number
of transfer students and
incoming freshmen
added experience and
energy to the existing
team.
Brad Biard, a transfer
student from Belhaven,
set two school records.
He accumulated a total
of nineteen goals and
forty-three points during
the season. Biard was
also named to the All
SCAC first team.
Co-captain Todd
Kastner added speed
and versatility to the
Major's offense and
defense. Kastner was
selected to the second
team All South Region.
Both the men's and
women's teams
travelled together,
sometimes in the
"luxury" of a 1998
Eurocoach. However,
the men's team always
controlled the VCR,
choosing to watch such
movies as Hoosiers,
Enter the Dragon, and
Braveheart.
Freshman goal
keeper and co-captain
Josh Wilson protected
the net with a goals
against average of
2.03.
Summer plans for the
team included a trip to
Brazil, where the team
would train and play
with top players from
around the world.
MEN'S SOCCER, (.front) Jason Fontenot, Josh Wilson (.middle) Jon Robert,
Danny Marks, Tim Sheehan. Ryan Haggard, Mike Michel, Kousuke Nagai.
Graham Holly, Steve Shirley, Josh Parish, Robert Gavioli, Bobby Cosentino,
Walker Colburn, Marc Smith, (back) Asst. Coach Sergio Moura, Coach Bill
Lytton, Asst. Coach Steven Lytton, Greg Rhodes, Todd Kastner, Jim Mayfield,
Shane Townsend, Robbie Morrison, Adam Sweeney, Daniel Browning, Ian
MakeyTim Sheehan, Jonathan Watson, Brad Biard, Brian Berthiaume, John
Solomon, Asst. Coach Jeremy Dobay.
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POWER. Forward Robbie
Morrison was the second
leading scorer with a total of
thirty-six shots tor the season.
CONSISTENT. Mid-fielder
Jonathan Dear was elected
for the third consecutive year
to the All SCAC team.
CAMARADERIE. Co-
Captains Todd Kastner and
Jim Mayfield provided
experience and leadership on
and off the field.
mens soccer
DETERMINATION.
Sophomore Anna Gustafson
not only led the team in kills,
she also led in blocked shots
accumulating 94 over the
course of the season.
GUIDANCE. New Head
Coach Peter Cosmiano works
at practice with setter Elana
Campagna and JoAnna
Barnett.
LEADER. Co-captain Leigh
Brasuell led the team with
430 digs for the season.
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Winning: With the
best season in the
history of volleyball at
the college, the team's
ethic of hard work and
determination was a
template for all the
other teams to follow.
A highlight of the
season came when
the team defeated
Southwestern, the
defending conference
champions, two out of
the three times that the
teams met.
Sophomore Anna
Gustafson led the
team with 445 kills
during the season.
Because of her record,
Gustafson was
selected to the first
team All SCAC.
All SCAC recognition
also went to Elana
Campagna (second
team) and Sarah
Casey (third team).
Peter Cosmiano
made a successful
transition from assistant
coach at New Mexico
Highlands into his head
coaching position at
Millsaps. He helped the
team earn a third place
finish in the conference.
During the off
season, the team not
only trained but also
participated in some
volunteer activities,
such as directing
traffic for the Tour de
Fleur and refereeing
for Junior Olympic
Tournaments.
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VOLLEYBALL, (.front Kelly Bush. JoAnna Barnett. Elana Campagna, Melissa
^1 Skertich, (middle) Leigh Brasuell, Natalie Herbert. Sarah Casey, Mandy Young,
Nicole Sylvester, (back) Michelle Gueringer, Rachel Carter, Anna Gustafson,
Helena Doering, Andrea Klevan, Coach Peter Cosmiano.
CELEBRATE. After each
play, the team came together
. to support each other.
FOR THE RECORD
3-0
Belhaven
3-0
Maryville
3-0
Oglethorpe
3-2
Asbury College
3-0
Randolph Macon
0-3
Emory
3-2
Wheaton College
1-3
Savannah A&D
3-1
Webster
3-2
West Alabama
2-3
Loyola
3-1
Huntingdon
3-0
Hendrix
3-1
Rhodes
3-0
Southwestern
0-3
Trinity
3-0
Mississippi College
0-3
Maryville
3-1
Rhodes
0-3
Southwestern
3-0
Belhaven
3-0
Mississippi College
3-1
East Texas Baptist
3-2
West Alabama
3-1
Centre
3-0
Sewanee
3-0
Rose-Hulman
3-0
Oglethorpe
2-3
DePauw
3-0
Belhaven
0-3
MUW
3-1
Loyola
SCAC Championships
3-0
Rhodes
0-3
DePauw
3-2
Southwestern
26 Wins • 9 Losses
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FOR THE RECORD
Men's
9th
Rose-Hulman
1st
Belhaven
4th
Holmes
2nd
Choctaw Trails
Women's
9th
Rose-Hulman
1st
Belhaven
1st
Holmes
2nd
Choctaw Trails
Four women's team
members, Jenny Allred,
Grace Crouch, Rachelle
White, and Elizabeth
Rogers, were named
to the SCAC honor
roll. The honor roll
recognized athletes
who maintained a
3.25 GPA or higher.
Jason Lee and
Hudson Segrest of
the men's team were
also named to the
SCAC honor roll.
Nan Frascogna, a
previous runner on the
women's cross country
team, was responsible
for the conditioning of
the men's and
women's teams.
Both the men's and
women's teams
finished in ninth place
at the conference
championship on
November 7 at Rose-
Hulman Institute in
Terre Haute, Indiana.
CROSS-COUNTRY, {.front) Jeremy Hearn, Damien Ducote, Wade White,
Shane Hard, 'middle) Grace Crouch, Rachelle White, Elizabeth Rogers, Bishop
Porter, DeAnna Lucas, Trainer Nan Frascogna, (.back) Jenny Allred, Hudson
Segrest, Coach Jim Page, Jason McManus, Andy Bruggeman.
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Crouch, Bishop Porter, and
Jenny Allred brave the cold
on a cross-country road trip.
TRAINING. Jason
McManus prepares for a
competition by running on
campus.
STAMINA. In her second
year on the team, sophomore
Rachelle White put months of
conditioning to the test.
cross-country
TEAMWORK. As a starting
guard in her freshman year,
Lindsay Meyer was second in
steals for the team.
Sarah Casey
TIMEOUT. Denea Little.
Gretl Zimmerman, Lindsay
Meyer, and Jamie Temple
listen to Coach Hoffman.
REBOUND. Senior Sirena
Spotts averaged 7.6 rebount
and 9.4 points per game
before a season-ending injui
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Captain Sarah
Casey, a junior
guard, was named
Honorable Mention
All SCAC. Casey
averaged 10.2 points
per game and had a
total of 98 rebounds
on the season.
Freshman post
player Keely Mixon
was also selected as
an Honorable Mention
All SCAC player.
Mixon led the Lady
Majors with 1 5.2
points per game,
placing her fourth in
scoring in the conference.
She averaged 8.2
rebounds per game,
ranking her third in
the SCAC.
Dened Little, a
freshman team member,
accumulated a total
of seventy steals for
the season, breaking
the Millsaps all-time
record. Her steals
record ranked her
second in the SCAC.
On a humorous
note, the team's
unofficial motto for
the season became
"the few, the proud"
due to the numerous
injuries.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL, (front) Denea Little. Lindsay Meyer, Gretl
Zimmerman, Telitha Ball. Sarah Casey, Jamie Temple, (.back) Asst. Coach Becky
Randell, Talia Spooner, Keely Mixon, Sirena Spotts, Courtney Chastain, Coach
Janine Hoffman. Student Asst. Stacy Roussel.
Sarah Casey
FOR THE RECORD
36-59
Loyola
68-43
Wesleyan
72-18
Agnes Scott
64-38
Rose-Hulman
47-77
DePauw
47-73
Loyola
50-64
Oglethorpe
51-71
Sewanee
61-71
Centre
47-82
Hendrix
63-64
Rhodes
45-73
Trinity
41-70
Southwestern
62-73
Concordia
59-67
Oglethorpe
49-78
Sewanee
47-56
Centre
49-73
Blue Mountain
35-76
Hendrix
51-69
Rhodes
74-60
Concordia
37-71
Trinity
52-62
Southwestern
46-51
Rose-Hulman
40-85
DePauw
4 Wins • 21 Losses
women's basketball
HEIGHT. Sophomore Joe
Rogers had a .545 field goal
shooting percentage.
PRECISION. Transfer
student Season Ronan sank
30 of 38 free throw attempts
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Willie Hobson, a
senior guard, averaged
19.0 points per game
to rank second in
SCAC scoring. He
was selected first team
All SCAC. Hobson was
the seventh leading
scorer in school history
with 1 ,190 points.
Head Coach John
Stroud was named to
the Mississippi
Division I Men's
Basketball Team of
the Century. As a
collegiate player,
Stroud also gained
recognition as the
leading scorer in Ole
Miss history.
Freshman sensation
Daniel Waguespack
was selected to the
All SCAC second
team. Waguespack
scored an average of
1 7.6 points per game
to finish fourth in
SCAC scoring. He also
led the team with 156
total rebounds.
Senior forward
Darrick Massey
averaged 7.8 points per
game and grabbed 81
rebounds during the
season. Chad Gardner,
also a senior, averaged
7 points per game and
pulled down a total of
1 04 rebounds.
MEN'S BASKETBALL. IfronO Dharius Daniels. Travis Ezelle, Brian Woods.
Willie Hobson, Chad Gardner, Darrick Massey, Phillip Brupbacher, Lance
Stoner, (.back) Asst. Coach Todd Yates, Asst. Coach Tim Wise, David Greer,
Season Ronan, Byron Cooper, Joe Rogers, Ryan Paul, Michael Schwitter, Daniel
Waguespack, Coach John Stroud.
ACCURACY. Freshman
Daniel Waguespack had a
career high of 30 points in
the conference victory over
Oglethorpe.
Darrick Massey
FOR THE RECORD
55-72
Loyola
85-61
Colorado
77-73
Emory
60-64
Westminster
70-64
Rust College
85-88
Rose-Hulman
68-66
DePauw
60-70
Loyola
73-71
Oglethorpe
69-80
Sewanee
66-80
Centre
87-53
Hendrix
71-73
Rhodes
56-70
Trinity
71-69
Southwestern
102-83
Oglethorpe
81-49
Wesley
72-67
Sewanee
87-86
Centre
77-81
Henrix
77-61
Rhodes
96-91
Trinity
65-67
Southwestern
61-76
Rose-Hulman
74-88
DePauw
13 Wins • 12 Losses
men's basketball
RECORD BREAKER.
Senior Craig Brewer had five
saves on the season.
WIND UP. Jason Gruich
pitched 58 innings as a
freshman.
CONFIDENT. Catcher
Cody McCain had a .321
batting average and a .957
fielding percentage.
TAG. First baseman Jay
Myrick also appeared in nine
games as a pitcher.
Malt Dowd
ANTICIPATE. Sophomore
Chris Pool had a .967 fielding
percentage, placing him
among the leaders in fielding.
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Brandon Page, a
freshman, was named
Best Offensive Player.
He had a .465 on base
percentage with a .462
slugging average. He
also had two homeruns
and 22 RBI's.
Injuries impacted
the baseball team.
Senior Beau Pollard,
the team's best
pitcher, had to sit out
the entire season due
to a football injury.
Big guns, Lane
Walberg(.353),
Brandon Page(.333),
Cody McCain(.321),
and Walker Thrash
(.308), were the top
four hitters for the
Majors.
Craig Brewer stepped
up to the mound and
broke the school
record for saves.
Team picks: MVP-
Lane Walberg; Best
Offensive Player-
Brandon Page;
Golden Glove/Best
Defensive Players-
Brandon Page, Matt
Dowd, Jason Parsley,
and Cody McCain;
Best Pitchers-Michael
Petty and Jason Gruich.
BASEBALL, (.front) Matt Chandler, Nathan Gannon, Jeremy Hearn, Mark
Chandler, Cody McCain, Lane Walberg, Paul Stout, Joe Lambert, Jeff Speed,
(.middle) Jay Myrick, Matt Dowd, Matt Downer, Taylor Beasley, Jeff Mitchell.
Chris Pool, Jason Gruich, Nathan Russell, Jason Parsley, Brandon Page, Tom
Jacks, (back) Asst. Coach Mike Dailey, Asst. Coach Rich Moser, Coach Jim
Page, Walker Thrash, Toney Brasuell, Michael Petty, Joseph Rogers, Craig
Brewer, Jeremy Freeman, Jonathan Wise, David Jones, Trainer Murray Burch.
Lane Walberg
FOR THE RECORD
13-0
Rust College
16-3
Rust College
13-9
Belhaven
5-8
Maryville
7-2
Oglethorpe
1-5
N.C. Wesleyan
1-3
Ferrum
8-7
Emory
6-5
Christian Brothers
3-1
Christian Brothers
4-16
Southwestern
8-16
Southwestern
6-14
Delta State
4-5
Trinity
1-5
Trinity
5-6
Hendrix
8-7
Hendrix
0-15
Hendrix
6-23
Southwestern
1-10
Southwestern
5-16
Southwestern
1-4
M.C.
10-8
M. C.
7-3
Williams Baptist
4-5
Williams Baptist
2-3
Trinity
9-16
Trinity
9-23
Trinity
13-11
Belhaven
4-1
Rhodes
15-1
Rhodes
8-6
Hendrix
6-8
Hendrix
1-6
Emory
0-8
Emory
12-9
Rhodes
9-11
Rhodes
15 Wins* 21 Losses
baseball
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FOR THE RECORD
Men's
7-2
Hinds
0-6
Harding
2-5
Hendrix
6-3
Hinds
1-5
MC
4-3
Belhaven
6-3
Centre
4-5
Rhodes
8-1
Hendrix
0-9
Univ. of N. 0.
7-0
Hendrix
0-7
Trinity
2-4
Rhodes
6-3
Ozarks
6 Wins • 8 Losses
Women's
7-3
Hinds
0-9
Harding
3-6
Hendrix
1-5
MC
6-1
Belhaven
0-6
Washington Univ.
3-5
Savannah A&D
0-7
Rhodes College
3-6
Univ. of N. O.
9-0
Belhaven
4-5
Hendrix
4 Wins • 9 Losses
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THE INSIDE TRACK
Facing archrival
Rhodes College, the
men's team dominated
all of its doubles
matches. Rimes and
Sullivan won 8-4;
Makey and Neely 8-2;
Carter and Waters 8-6.
Local tennis pro
Greg Tripp took over
as head coach after
Coach Matt Mitchell
moved to Missouri.
Coach Tripp, the head
pro at Tennis South, was
assisted by volleyball
coach Peter Cosmiano.
Freshmen John
Sullivan and
Michael Waters
had the best singles
records of the men's
team with Sullivan at
10-3 and Waters at 7-4.
After four years of
trying, Stacy Warren
finally beat her rival
from Hendrix College,
Elite Evans, in a
conference match.
On the ladies' side,
DeAnna Lucas held
the best singles record.
In the end results,
both teams finished
fourth in the SCAC
Western Division. The
women's team had an
overall record of 4-9
while the men finished
7-8 overall.
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Waters, (.back) John Sullivan, Ian Makey. Josh Rimes. Coach
Greg Tripp. Asst. Coach Peter Cosmiano.
WOMEN'S TENNIS. ifronO Jan Shearer. DeAnna Lucas. Jc
Mitchell. Jane Buck, (.back) Asst. Coach Peter Cosmiano. Sadi
Gardner. Meg Meredith. Stacy Warren, Coach Greg Tripp.
sports
DOUBLES. Freshmen
Michael Waters and John
Sullivan defeat their
opponents from Hinds
Community College 8-1.
EFFORT. Junior team
member DeAnna Lucas held
the best individual record of
8-4 for the women's team.
tennis
DRIVE. Newcomer Ryan
Vincent follows through on a
drive from the first tee of
Shady Oaks Golf Course.
CONCENTRATE. Freshman
Jennifer Hicks concentrates
on the pin as she attempts a
difficult chip from a sandtrap.
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THE INSIDE TRACK
Playing strongly
all season, sophomore
Kelli Crossland
averaged the lowest
scores for the women's
team.
On a frigid weekend
in February, the
men's team competed
in the Bell South
Intercollegiate Golf
Tournament at nearby
Castlewoods Country
Club. The men finished
19th of the 23 teams.
The men travelled
to Gainesville, GA, to
play in the prestigious
Emory Invitational.
Drew Sill and Dwayne
Townsend shot the
lowest team scores for
the weekend.
Coach Wise was
pleased with the
performance and
possibilties of his team.
With four of the five
players returning, he
had hopes for
increased interest in
Lady Major Golf.
A highlight came at
the end of the season
for both the men's
and women's teams
with the SCAC
Championship held at
the Quarry Golf Course
in San Antonio, Texas.
Mary Alice Boyd
FOR THE RECORD
Men's
19th
Pizza Hut Tournament
2nd
Belhaven College
2nd
Belhaven College
21st
Emory Spring Inv.
9th
SCAC Tournament
Women's
2nd
Rhodes
3rd
Univ. of Texas
2nd
Rhodes
8th
SCAC Tournament
GOLF. Ryan Vincent, Tracy Perry, Jennifer Hicks, Mary Alice Boyd, Drew Sill,
Scott Maestri, Coach Tim Wise, (not pictured) Kelli Crossland, Wendy Lyons,
Michael Bentley, Richie Caldwell, Dwayne Townsend, Geoffrey King, Todd
Nichols, Will Waldrop.
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JUDICIAL COUNCIL, (front) Brandi Walker, Lori Stuntz, Elizabeth Rogers. Justin
Arnold, (back) Michael Waters. Dr. Robert Shive. Cord Campbell. Mr. Lawrence Right.
Allison Harris. Pevton Havs.
UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION, (front) Mary Barber. Kelly Walsh. Erica France,
Ashley Leinweber. (back) Matthew Egerton. Jason McDonald, Molly Alton.
SBA COMMITTEE CHAIRS, (front) Nathan Allen. Security, Michael Barham, Capital
Improvements; Jeff Mitchell, Budget Review; Jenni Brown. Communications; Shelly
Goswami, Multicultural; (back) Chad Washington, Computer Resources; BradLitkcnhous,
Elections; Davis Powell, Concert and Dance; Leah Sams, Food Services; (not pictured) Steve
Scott, Stephanie Land, Gretchen Reiners.
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SBA. (front) Catherine Hall. Kate Pearce.Carla Morrison, Ryan Brumby, Ray Adams, Leslie
Davis. Colleen Graham. Kathleen Cumbest. (middle) Murray Pace, Chad Washington. Kelli
Crossland, Kelly Malpass. Leah Sams, Jeff Mitchell. Kelly Walsh. Jessica Perkins, Betsy
Farrell. (back). Steven Hooks. Brad Litkenhous. Nathan Dickson. Isaiah Hoggatt. Bronwen
Houston, Davis Powell. Joe Lang, Jenni Brown, Ryan Vincent, (not pictured) Shelly
Goswami. Amanda Hancock. Graham Holly, Gretchen Reiners. Lindsay Whitfield, Sarah Young.
Insight
UN diplomacy
Which group travelled to
Atlanta and New York?
Fourteen members of the
United Nations Association
represented Pakistan at the
Southern Regional Model UN
in Atlanta. Five students
attended the Annual Model
UN Conference in New York
where they met Claude
Morel, the Seychelles
ambassador to the United
States and Canada.
Anonymous author
The History Club hosted a
forum where
Primary
Colors
author Joe
Klein spoke
about the
Clinton
scandal.
In the news
► Impeachment and trial of
President Clinton
► NATO Bombing of
Yugoslavia
► Presidential candidate,
Elizabeth Dole
► Gun legislation following
Columbine High School
shooting
Safety First.
Wayne Miller, head
of campus security,
meets with the
Senate to discuss
safety issues on
campus and in the
community.
activities
Government service
Taking over
During the second week of November, April Slayden
defeated Nathan Dickson in a run-off for the SBA
presidency. In order to improve
communication between the
Senate and students, Slayden
wrote update columns in the
ASH7 and held weekly roundtable
lunches in the caf.
Serving the campus
"SBA is characterized best by the
word service. Every member of the SBA worked to serve
our community in any way needed."
Davis Powell
Lindsay Akers, April Slayden,
Laura Ferry at Midtown
BA Officers. 1st Vice President Sam King, Secretary Laura
arry, President April Slayden, Treasurer Lindsay Akers, 2nd Vice
resident Will Wikle.
Spicy.
Brian Berryhill peels
crawfish provided by
SBA during Major
Madness.
TatOO who? Jessica Dill,
Stephanie Land, and Murray
Pace enjoy the KD tatoo booth in
the Bowl on the Saturday
afternoon of Major Madness.
Campus wide.
SBA sponsored fall and spring semester
back-to-school parties, Homecoming
activities, Major Madness, free movie
nights, and the Arun Gandhi Lecture,
which was co-sponsored with CMT and
Multicultural Affairs.
Kellie Woodlmg
Amy Brazda
Sarah Martin
government
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Greek diversity. Randy Bass and Ginger
McElwee explain the acrostic sign for Order of
Omega which they made as the opening activity at
the fall LEAD Summit.
Extra Effort
Adele Dauphin and Corbett
Gibson were chosen from
freshmen nominations to
be Perspective Leaders
of the Year.
Kim Niolet. Tyler Walton
Allison Hams Emily Olivier
Running smoothly
New students were divided
on Move-in Day into twenty-
seven
groups to
begin an
orientation
process
which
lasted ten
weeks. As
co-directors '
of the program, Ashley Bass
and Dan Walker began work
in May to help the first day
run smoothly.
Viewpoint
"One of the most memorable
parts of my Perspectives
group was when we went to
our professor's house for
dinner. This was one of the
most impressive parts of the
program. It showed that the
faculty really cared for the
group. It was so relaxing to
eat home-cooked food and to
socialize."
Courtney Valentine
Organizing others, lead Team
member Amy Brazda completes a community
calender as a part of the fall LEAD Summit.
LEAD TEAM, (front) Amy Brazda. Bert Austin. Kim Niolet. Erica France. Sandi Pullen.
Stan Magee, (back) David Sneed. Rhonda White. Ashley Bass. Steve Scott. Stan Prather.
Katye Bratton.
LEAD RETREAT, {front) Leah Sams. Shea Maddox. Amy Brazda. Ashley Bass. Venit;
Mitchell. Kelly Malpass. Elizabeth Rogers. Sandi Pullen (back) Stan Magee. Stan Prather
Steve Scott. Damien Ducote. Hannah Mashburn. David Sneed. Julie Lasalle.
activities
T
Proactive involvement
Vision and commitment
LEAD served students and organizations
to help build leadership and involvement
through Emerging LEADers, the
Summits, and Project LEAD.
Tower of power
The Summits gave leaders a chance to
evaluate their groups during a morning of
purposeful activities.
Carla Morrison and
Kelli Crossland build
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explain the structure
IV- of Chi Omega.
Back to the Big House
"The most memorable event is always
our annual retreat to the Big House.
The retreat is a
time to look back
on the past year
and decide what
areas need a little JuBeLasaik
changing and what new programs we
need to start. The people invited on the
retreat who are not members of the
LEAD Team always give a fresh outlook
on what LEAD needs to keep or change."
Erica France
PERSPECTIVES LEADERS, (front) Crissie McMullan. Jermaine Ivy. Cassie Sheldon.
Brandi Walker. Erica France. Melanie Schrader. Misty Leon. Kelly Sudduth. (middle)
Vathan Dickson. Jason McManus, Katye Bratton. April Slayden. Bradley Bennett. Stacy
Warren, Lena Palmer. Rhonda White, (back) Jeff Douglas. Brian Hamilton. Tyler Walton.
Bart Liles, Kirk Lawrence. Will Wikle. Robbie Morrison. Jeff Mitchell.
PERSPECTIVES LEADERS, (front) Tara McLellan. Melinda Bott. Ryan Vincent.
Elizabeth Rogers. Tara Chase. Ginger McEhvee. Cindy Strine. (middle) Sunny Sethi.
Courtney Valentine. Allison Harris. Kim Niolet. Jennifer Rogers. Hudson Segrest. Stacy
Reynolds, (back) Tammy Harvey. Jennifer Jones. Bradley Sanders. Mickey Paduda. Jon
Peyton. Michael Wade. Corbett Gibson.
leaders
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"I was honored to receive
an invitation into Phi Beta
Kappa, and I am grateful
that my hard work and
dedication to academics
over the last four years have
been rewarded."
Ashley Doughty
Did you know?
Millsaps was the only
college or university in
Mississippi with a chapter
of Phi Beta Kappa.
Scholarship
ODK recognized each
semester the fraternity and
sorority with the highest
average GPA. The fall
winners were Sigma Alpha
Epsilon and Chi Omega.
Kappa Alpha and Kappa
Delta received the trophy
in the spring.
Spring seminar
ODK and LEAD sponsored
a leadership conference on
the Friday after Spring
Break. The workshop
centered around John
Maxwell's book Developing
the Leader Within You with
workshops based on
problem-solving techniques,
listening, understanding
people, and motivating
others.
Most Distinguished
Prominent pair
Mary Katherine Black and
Jason McManus were voted
Most Distinguished Man and
Woman of the Year.
Woman of the Year
Mary Katherine was a resident
assistant for three years, a Ford
Fellow, and president of Chi
Omega. She
was also a
member of
Order of
Omega, Sigma
Lambda, and Sigma Tau Delta.
Man of the Year
During the
fall semester,
Jason served
as President
of the SBA
and the leader of a Perspectives
group. He was a member of
Kappa Alpha Order, ODK, and
the cross country team. In the
spring, Jason graduated with
honors in Chemistry under the
direction of Dr. Timothy Ward.
Impressive Rookie.
Colleen Fagan was named
Freshman of the Year by ODK.
Personal interest. Dr . Fermon
congratulates Jenny Kellum at the reception
following the initiation of the twenty-two new
Phi Beta Kappa members.
activities
HONOR COUNCIL, [front) Chair Leah Wallin. Creighton Chandler, Sergeant at Arms
Chad Washington. Richie Caldwell. Vice-Chair Bradley Bennett, {back) Darby Ray. Leah
Sams. Stephanie Fanguy. Faculty Secretary Sarah Armstrong, Ray Grubbs.
PHI BETA KAPPA, (front) Kimberly Pace, Jenny Kellum. Katye Bratton. Ashley
Doughty, Misty Leon. Rachel Barham. Nikki Brown, Kyla Leleux, Tara Chase, [2nd row)
Anthony Stallings, Jenna Spears, Nicole Saad. Rhoda Holman. Suzanne Wahrle. Frankie
Winn. Elizabeth Warriner. (back) Baker Harrell. Andy Smith. Sarah Richie. Hudson Segrest.
Tara McCellan. Jennifer Rogers.
Dr. Charles Sallis
Kyla Leleux
Michael Barham
M&
OMICRON DELTA KAPPA, (front) Jenny Kellum. Randy Bass. Lindsay Akers. Melanie
Schrader. Andrea Klevan. Kelly Sudduth. Sandi Pullen. Oreathia Smith. Brandi Walker,
Sarah Fomenelle. Collin Glidewell. Julie Wang (middle) Kimberly Pace. Tara McLellan.
Tara Chase. Suzanne Wahrle. Catherine Hall. Bradley Bennett. Peyton Hays. Bert Austin.
Michael Barham (back) Dan Walker. Jason McManus. Sarah Richie. Hudson Segrest. Mary
Katherine Black. Dr. Charles Sallis. Dr. Pat Taylor. Jane Collins. Nathan Allen. Erica
Woodall. Kathleen Cumbest. Dr. Connie Campbell. Patrick Cooper, Dr. Jeanne Middleton.
bonoraries
On a mission
One purpose and one God
"As the priest rang the mission bell, people began to
emerge from their little houses to meet in the churchyard:
old men and women, babies,
teenage girls, middle-aged
women, and a few men wearing
boots and ten-gallon hats. Some
were wearing tattered clothes;
Some had no shoes. As they filled Elizabeth Bishara. Trade Houston
the church, the room filled with an air of living poverty.
We were there for one purpose and one God. and the
differences in race and culture melded together under one
roof as the Monsignor spoke a Spanish mass."
Sandi Pullen
Helping abroad. During Spring Break, ten students
travelled to Saltillo, Mexico, for the annual mission trip.
Meeting in the
bowl. Elizabeth Hays.
MCF assistant, talks with
Guitta Chaiban on a sunny
afternoon.
Catholic Campus Ministry
► Back-to-school mass and picnic
► Saltillo spaghetti sale
► Holiday tours for senior citizens
► Christmas carols at St. Catherine's Village
► Halloween party for Our House Teen Shelter
► Communal Reconciliation Service
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Wise word.
Keith Berger
leads a Bible
study during the
MCF Tuesday
night meeting in
New South.
Nikki Ivancic
Georgianna Martin Lisa Meza
activities
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Viewpoint
"The best way to It
through dialogue, and
Seeking and Understandi
series has given me the
opportunity to listen to people
who are very different from
me and to share my views:
co-learning. That is what
Millsaps is all about."
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Hopping houses
The Campus Ministry Team
sponsored Bunny Shoestring
at the sorority lodges. Sarah
Martin, Elizabeth Bertucr-
and Ashley Avalon take
break at the Kappa Delta
house where Emily Ludlo
serves refreshments to oi
of the children from
Operation Shoestrini
WESLEY FELLOWSHIP. Jessie Kneupper. Don Fortenberry. Nathan Allen. Jason
McDonald, Michael Barham. Jeff Speed, [not pictured) Marc Smith. Sadie Gardner, DeAnna
Wise, Leigh Pennehaker. Justin Arnold, Justin Halliwell. Margus Sarglepp.
CAMPUS MINISTRY TEAM, (front) Kathleen Cumbest, Angela Payne, DeAnna Lucas.
Rachel Barham. Sarah Fontenelle, [middle) Annah Marshall. Susan Mareno, Kristy Jones, Sarah
Richie. Meg O'Beirne. Chad Washington. Heather Sullivan. Sahrina Brantley, [hack) Ashley
Sulser. Jill Caruthers. Lauren Stamps, Jeff Mitchell. Nathan Allen. Drew Walker. Michael Barham.
MILLSAPS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP, (front) Guitta Chaihan. Julie Skipper, Paige
Berger. April Slayden. Brooks Brower, Kristi Joyner, (middle) Sherry Smith. Jean Clifton.
Anna Catesby McGehee, Shelley Harrigill. Joe Lambert. Elizabeth Hays, [back) Quinton
Williams, Ryan Vincent, Jeff Mitchell. Paul Husband, Leah Sams.
CMT wo, „—
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groups to plan
regular won
services. J<
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communion
from Sister Sharon at the
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CATHOLIC STUDENT LEADERSHIP COUNCIL, (front) Georgianna Martin. Susan
Mareno. Ryan Miles, Shelley Harrigill, Erica France. Liz Dubuisson. Colleen Fagan, Nikki
Ivancic, Ellen Trappey, Sr. Sharon Glumb. (back) Damien Ducote. Sabrina Brantley, Phillip
Brupbacher, Maria Anzola, Meg O'Beirne. Ryan Brumby. Allison Harris, Ryan Vincent,
Kevin Redmann. [not pictured) Liz Bertuccini. Ryan Bourgeois, Richie Caldwell. Jeanne
Martin. Lisa Meza, David Moffett. Colette Rabai, Mary Catherine Shull, Jane Buck,
Elizabeth Bishara, Aimee Cronan, Robin Finelli, Brandon Guidry. Kelly Malpass, Brian
Means, Cliff Thompson.
ministries
Randy Bass
Jennifer Arnold
Nicole Badon
Circle K
► Kids Zone
► Midtown
► Angel Tree
► Stocking Stutters
► IDD Fundraiser
Cleaning up
Circle K received an
award from the State
Department of
Transportation for
Excellence in Highway
Cleanup.
AMERICORPS. Volunteer tutors from Millsaps invited their
students from French Elementary over to play in the Bowl
and have lunch at the Chi Omega house, where a large
number of children boogied to the music inside.
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Innovative ideas
As soon as the Senate
recognized EARTH as an
official group, the members
set to work on increasing
campus recycling, researching
ideas to conserve waste from
food services, and designing
ways to recycle paper in the
residence halls.
H Festival
: ,„. I Brian Dunkel
draws the
earth in the
middle of the
Bowl to help
advertise for
EARTHFEST 99, a celebration
to heighten awareness of
environmental issues on
campus.
Viewpoint
"I'm so excited at how many
strong members we have
found. I have faith that our
group will grow to be very
active and involved in making
improvements in our physical
campus and also in the
attitudes of our campus."
Crissie McMuIlan
CIRCLE K. (front) Randy Bass. Rachel Richards, Kristy Grammer, Renae Davis, Binh
Nguyen. Aalia Anwar, Aleksey Mashnitskiy, Advisor Patrick Cooper, (back) District
Administrator Troy Weathersby. Michael Barham. Vice President Caroline Ranck. Susan
Mareno. Amanda Nicholas, Lori Stuntz, Kenneth Crawley, President Peyton Hays, Albert
White.
SIGMA LAMBDA, (front) Ashley Bass, Joy Metcalf. Lena Palmer. Lindsay Akers. Erii
France, Dr. Sarah McGuire. Kelly Sudduth. [2nd row) Michael Barham. Treasurer Ranc
Bass. Elizabeth Rogers. Kathleen Cumbest. Meg O'Beirne. Gretl Zimmerman. San
Fontenelle, (3rd row) Don Fortenberry, Lori Stuntz. Lorri Savell, Bradley Bennett. Allisc
Harris. Peyton Hays. Rebecca Abbott, {back) Cord Campbell. Brian Berthiaume. Camerc
Bell. Brett Carter. Tyler Walton. Lauren Stamps, Collin Glidewell. Brad Litkenhous.
activities
In the news. WAPT broadcasts
live from the Student Center where Uvon
Tucker, Suzanne Wahrle, Nathan Allen,
Renae Davis, and Melissa Wentzell
spent a night in boxes for Habitat.
Donating time and money
Shacking up
Cardboard boxes became the
temporary homes of Habitat for
mui
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Humanity
members
during two
Shack-a-thon
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fundraisers,
one on campus
in the fall and another in the
spring. In April, the cardboard
housing was set up outside
Eckerd's at Deville Plaza where
shoppers donated money to two of
the shackers, Kim Castille and
Margaret Veach.
Joint projects
Circle K helped fund the building
of a Habitat house by donating
$900 to the Kiwanis Club. The
campus Habitat chapter sponsored
a house together with Galloway
Methodist Church and Alta Woods
Methodist Church.
IABITAT FOR HUMANITY, (front) Sophia Chandak, Lauren Stamps. Leigh Brasuell, EARTH, {front) Secretary Sarah McAtee, Jane Buck, Leigh Smith, Treasurer Rachel Richards,
lachel Richards, {2nd row) Ashley Sulser, Uvon Tucker, Nathan Allen, Kenneth Griswold, Starlight Ray, (middle) Aaron Fikac, Vice President April McGreger, Treasurer Jennifer
3rd row) Renae Davis, Ashley Leinweber.ColeenFagan, Amanda Coody. Suzanne Wahrle. Arnold, Emily Merriman, Rachel Thompson, (back) Brian Dunkel, Vaughan Jinks. Lane
back) Brian Berthiaume. Collin Glidewell, Jason McManus, Amanda Nicholas, Michael Douglass, Co-President Crissie McMullan, Lindsay Calhoun. Co-President Nicole Badon.
iarham.
WOMEN'S COLLECTIVE, (front) Allison
Harris, Katie McGaw. April McGreger. Sandi
Pullen, Junko Fukuma, Colleen Fagan, Crissie
McMullan. (not pictured) Sponsor Dr. Leanora
Olivia.
SIGMA TAU DELTA, {front) Amy Clifton.
Mary Clay Wadlington. Secretary Nicole Saad.
President Tara McLellan. Dr. Austin Wilson, {not
pictured) Vice President Walter Biggins. Rhoda
Holman. Jennifer Jones, Tony Stallings. Ashley
Bass. Mary Katherine Black. Kimberly Pace.
Leigh Brasuell. Mary Elizabeth Serpa.
Celebration
Women's Collective members
Jan Shearer, Colleen Fagan,
and April McGreger helped
host a buffet in
John Stone
House to
celebrate ten
years of
Women's
Studies.
GED Bound
Friendship Connection and
Women's Collective planned
a volunteer program to aid
women trying to earn their
GED certificates.
Darts
Jenny Cherryhomes prepares
the gender quiz, sponsored
r— wqn by Women's
Mfcf. Collective at
| the annual
Multicultural
I Festival.
The quiz
tested the
contestants' knowledge of
women's history.
Computing. Michael Schwitter, Erin
Webre, and Dr. Donald Schwartz laugh over
Sherry Strahan and Christine Koenig's design
for a vending machine, which was the final
assignment in their CS 1010 class.
Mrs Gayla Dance
Andrew Egerton
Nicole Donald
ETA SIGMA PHI. {front) Janice Jordan. Kelly Walsh. Melissa Sterling. Ashley Sulser. Dr.
Catherine Freis, {back) Jason Reddoch. Kevin Redmann, Brett Carter, Dr. Leanora Olivia,
Jared Windhauser. Dr Michael Gleason.
MILLSAPS COMPUTER CLUB, (front) Vice President John Bradway. Presides
Bethany Johnson. Mascot Sidney Harper, Eric Napier. Rusty Hogg, (2nd row) Davii
Chambers, Joey Castille. Rusti Maddox. Chad Washington. Marc Smith, Desmonc
Funchess, (3rd row) Amanda LaRochelle. Lindsay Akers. Darsit Patel. Burrell Gee. Hoofa
Tabari. Tyler Owen, (back) Bob Carlson. Mark Smith. Dr. Donald Schwartz. Hootan Tabari
Daniel Martin. Jay Paulson. Brant Cole. Tarn Ragab.
activities
Adventuresome groups
The Math and Physics clubs went on a
spring canoe trip down the Okatoma River
in south Mississippi.
Moment of truth. Matthew
Dunn stresses over a mistake on a
returned Calculus 3 test.
A variety of work
Holding their own
In October, a team of Joey
Castille, Bethany Johnson, and
Matt Dunn placed 6th while
Andrew Egerton, Rusty Hogg,
and Priscilla Jolly placed 14th
at a major programming
championship in Florida.
Personal attention
Dr. Paula
Garrett goes
over a paper
with Karen
Monday
while the rest of the class works
inside Sullivan Harrell.
Literary weekend
The Southern Literary Festival,
held on campus in April,
opened with a joint reading by
Millsaps and Tougaloo students
and featured prize-winning
authors Robert Pinsky, Ellen
Douglass, and Beth Henley.
Festival winners
Allison Sullenberger: 1st place
in short story; Tara McLellan:
2nd in formal essay.
HISTORY CLUB. f/roW)Mandy Hooker. Wade Bourgeois. Bart Liles, Erin Keller, {back) MATH CLUB, (front) Ian Makey. Joe Wang. Treasurer Nathan Allen, (middle) JoAnna
Dr. Robert McElvaine. Buddy Givens. Jim Griffis. Tresslar Hydinger. Creighton Chandler. Barnett, Lori Stuntz. President Hudson Segrest. Dr. Darren Wick, (back) Natalie Hebert.
Dr. Charles Sallis. Dr. Sanford Zale. (not pictured) Sandi Pullen. Secretary Joshua Hanes. Brit Simon. Vice President Tara Chase. Cathryn Johnson.
scholars
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Science Rocks!
At the Beta Beta Beta
Christmas party, Dr. Dick
Highfill was part
of a faculty
band called
Science Rocks!
The band sang
Christmas
carols with
lyrics about the science
department's students and
professors.
Geology fieldwork
in Yellowstone
A group gathered samples
from the Yellowstone and
Lamar Rivers to determine if
a large fish kill was due to
streams draining through
copper mining areas, (front)
Dr. James Harris, Lauren
Stamps, Keri Walker,
Stephen Smith, (back) Joe
Lambert, Dr. Allen Bishop,
Nicole Badon, Dr. Ed
Schrader, Hal Robinson, Lori
Eversull.
Boning up
Dr. McKeown administers a
lab practical
in Zoology in
the spring.
Georgianna I
Martin, Kelly \t
Malpass, and mS&-m*&^J&*%T
Lisa Stewart l^rw - ■•
look to see which frog bone
Dr. McKeown wants them to
identify.
Beyond the classroom
Scholarly recognition
Melanie Schrader was one of
304 students in the nation to
receive a Barry M. Goldwater
Scholarship. She was involved
in a joint research project
with Dr. Sarah McGuire.
Cell division
The research involved the
investigation of fungal cell
division. Dr.
McGuire said,
"The same
genes in certain
fungi are sometimes found in
normal cells and messed up in
cancer cells. My original
interest was in what makes
cancer cells divide."
Analysis of results
Brett Carter, who also assisted
with the
project,
observes the
test results
showing
growth of a new mutant
strain of fungi.
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National
recognition.
USA Today
named Suzanne
Wahrle to the All-
USA College
Academic First
Team for her
academic
excellence and her research
into Alzheimer's disease.
SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON. (front) Tyler Walton,
Jaime Miles. Lauren Stamps. Joe Lambert, {back) Brant
Cole, David Greer, Keri Walker. Will Beard, Nicole
Badon, Dr. James Harris, (not pictured) Amy Osborn.
Nathan Russell. Charlie Swearingen.
activities
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Funded research.
Melanie Schrader does internet
research related to her NIH grant.
Science symposium.
Szilvia Szebeni, won first place at the
9th Annual Millsaps Student Research
Symposium with a presentation about
nucleolar protein.
CHI CHI CHI. (front) Kellie Woodling. Brian
Means, Brad Farris, Todd Nichols. Brian Berryhill.
[back) Stan Brownell. Jason McManus. David
Lestage, Jason Locklin. Peyton Hays.
ALPHA KAPPA DELTA. (front)E\ise Rinta. Heather Sullivan, Dr. George Bey. Amy White.
Mary West, {middle) Jenna Spears. Sarah Richie. Miranda Moore. Katie Roberts. Dana
Morgan, (back) Rachel Cook, Catherine Smith. Marvin Davis. Chad Young. Shane Townsend.
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STUDENT AFFILIATES OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, {front)
Treasurer Christina Seto. Sergey Dzugan. Anita Madakasira, Colette Rabai, President Brian
Berryhill. (middle) Dr. Nancy Hopkins. Amanda Coody. Starlight Ray. Vanh Luangphakdy.
{back) Advisor Dr. Johnnie-Marie Whitfield. Nikki Ivancic. Vice-President Brian Means.
Secretary Jason McManus. Ben Chandler. Jason Locklin.
ALPHA EPSILON DELTA, (front) Jeanne Martin. Brandi Hmton. April Slayden. Bridget
Hollis, Erica France. Kathleen Cumbest. Melanie Schrader. Allison Harris. Julie Wang.
Andrea McDaniel, [middle) Brett Carter. Charley Scales, Brad Farris, Collin Glidewell.
Nikki Ivancic. Clay Nelson. Billy Williams, (back) Kelly Sudduth. Lena Palmer. Will Black.
Aogu Namihira. Jason Payne. Sergey Dzugan, Courtney Valentine. Kim Niolet, Amy
Brazda. Brian Hamilton. Advisor Robert Nevins.
BETA BETA BETA, (front) Anita Madakasira. Angela Payne, Jeanne Martin, Vivian
Tjeng, Colette Rabai, Angela Beeks, Rhonda White. Melissa Quinn. Jane Buck, (middle)
Advisor Dr. Debora Mann. Allison Harris, Courtney Valentine. Andrea Lucas, Vinh Ngo.
Colleen Graham. Leigh Smith. Julie Wang, (back) Andrew O'Dell. Lane Douglass, Alisha
Stockton. Stephanie Hardwick. Brett Carter. Erica France, Robert Touchstone. Bobby
Thompson. Suzanne Wahrle.
Dee Wilson
Fred Smith Sean Spratt
FMA NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY.
Brooks Brown, Allison Almon, Dr. Walter
Neely, Duncan Welch.
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In Step
In the fall, Judy Ford had a
Swing Dance party at her
home for students in the
ADP program. Buffet style
food was served along with
swing lessons provided by
the dance instructor from In
Step Studios. Judy Ford
and
Buddy
. Givens
■ test their
I skills
during the
party.
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ADULT STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS.
{front) Judy Ford. Ray Adams. Janet Langley, (back) Dr.
Harrylyn Sallis. Buddy Givens. Elise Rinta.
ADP employee
graduates
► Sam Greer, maintenance,
received his BBA.
► Patton Hawkins, a
security officer, received
his BA in History.
Busy Betas
The members of Beta Alpha
Psi kept the books for a tax
exempt organization and
visited two accounting firms
for noon programs.
Graduation. Dr. Jesse Beeler speaks
with MBA graduates Sandy Blackwood and
Mitch Bedeaux before commencement.
LOUIS WILSON FUND MANAGERS, (front) Dr. Walter Neely. Duncan Welch. Allison
Almon, Scott Maestri, (back) Arun Raju. Tracy Perry. Chandler Ewing. Brooks Brown.
Katie Sutherland.
BETA GAMMA SIGMA.(/ronf) Dr. William Lamb. Dr. Pat Taylor. Lisa Dunn, Lelanc
Speed, Dr. George Harmon, Dr. Diane Baker (middle) Dr. Kim Burke. Naomi Freeman
Sandy Blackwood. Dr. Walter Neely, Dr. Jesse Beeler. Eric Napier. Catherine Hall
Stephanie Fanguy. Keith Johnson, (back) Dr. Penelope Prenshaw, Dr. Carl Brooking, Davie
Fontenot. Sean Spratt, Ronald Mark Hesselbein. Fred Smith. Michael McCall, Dr. Richarc
Smith.
activities
State appearance.
LEAD Team member Bert
Austin arranged to have
State Treasurer Marshall
Bennett speak to students.
Hard work pays off
Honored guests
What did Nick's restaurant, President
Harmon, and twelve new members have
in common? Beta Gamma Sigma. In
April, the business honorary society
treated newly elected members to an
awards banquet.
Mingling
Beta Gamma
Sigma juniors
Catherine Hall
and Eric Napier
talk with Dr. Walter Neely after the
banquet. The speaker for the afternoon
was Leland Speed, chairman of Parkway
Properties and East Group Properties.
Company strategy
Stephen Bowers presents
his part of a company
analysis of Goodyear Tire
Company in his Business
Strategy class. The other members of
his group were Allison Almon, Robin
Schambach, and Mickey Paduda.
JETA ALPHA PSI. (front) Yamina Irby, Shanell Hudson, Stacey Arnett, Amanda FINANCE CLUB, (front) Dr. Walter Neely. Allison Almon. Brooks Brown. Duncan
>tringfellow, (2nd row) Ashley Huff. LeAnna Chambers, DeAnna Lucas, Mary Lambdin. Welch, (back) Scott Maestri, Arun Raju. Chandler Ewing, John Adams.
3rd row) Julie Schumacher, Murray Pace, Jane Collins, Chrissy LeBlanc, (back) Bradley
3ennett, Stephanie Ray. Advisor Sanford Warren. Jim Mayfield.
;s/adp
SCHILLER GESELLSCHAFT. Margus Siirglepp. Andrea Klevan, Rachel Barham.
Sergey Dzugan.
GERMAN CLUB, {front) Andrea Klevan. Jenny Cherryhomes. Sergey Dzugan, Katie
Clegg, {back) Brian Dixon, Kevin Redmann, Jeff Corl, Carey Miller. Margus Siirglepp.
SIGMA DELTA PI. {front) Dana Morgan. Melanie Cook. Erika Garavito. Mary Clay
Wadlington, {back) Dr. Robert Kahn. Jason Catlin. James Thompson. Nicole Legendre.
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Pause-Cafe
Gail Buzhardt, Bill Gillis,
Amy White, Dr. Claudine
Chadeyras, Ben Witt,
Vaughan McRae, and Mary
Kathryn Tucker talk at the
weekly French coffee hour.
Viewpoint on the
coffee hour
"It's good friends, good
food, and good times. It's a
nice place to practice
French outside the
classroom, outside of the
grades and structured
conversation."
Amy White
Home r~^
cooking
Frau Cotter
prepared a
traditional
German meal
at her home
for the German Club at the
end of the spring semester.
German viewpoint
"The weekly meetings are
helpful as far as learning how to
talk in German. The surroundings
are more comfortable, which
really helps because sometimes
people are inhibited to speak in
a classroom for fear of making a
mistake."
Jenny Cherryhomes
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PI DELTA PHI. (front) Amy White. Dr. Claudine Chadeyras. Elizabeth Moak, Dr. Teresa
Arrington. {back) Gail Buzhardt. Bill Gillis. Dr. Priscilla Fermon. Lysa Holsomback.
activities
Sergey Dzugan
Dr Robert Kahn
Rachelle While
Foreign locations
Excursions
In February, the French Club
travelled to Biloxi for the
tricentennial celebration of
the founding of a French
colony in the New World.
Seventy people from France
participated in the festivities.
An outsider's view
"I spent an hour and a half
with people who didn't speak
English. I wandered from
group to group interpreting
within the
groups and
getting to
know them.
I came to be
close friends with the people."
Ben Witt
French action
The French Club and Pi Delta
Phi held monthly screenings
of French films such as
Beineix' Dira and Bresson's
L 'Argent.
Studying abroad. Judy Ford
studies on an outside veranda while
in Costa Rica.
SPANISH CLUB. Dr. Teresa Arlington, Dr. Robert
Kahn. Isaiah Hoggatt. Shelley Harrigill, (not pictured)
Co-President Kelli Crossland. Co-President Stacy
Reynolds. Secretary Annah Marshall. Emily Olivier.
Language lab. Jason
Cabell listens to Spanish tapes
in the lab and follows along in
his workbook.
FOREIGN LANGUAGE GATHERING, (front)
Dr. Teresa Arrington. Dr. Priscilla Fermon. Dr.
Claudine Chadeyras. Patricia Campbell, (back) Dr.
Robert Kahn. Gail Buzhardt. Dr. Joan Cotter, Ben
Witt. Margus Sarglepp.
languages
Insiaht
State awards
► Heather Denham, senior
women vocal finalist
► Jenny
Bachaleda,
A
senior
3&
women
musical
theatre
semifinalist
► Cliff Thompson,
undergraduate musical
theatre finalist
► Josh Dupont,
undergraduate musical
theatre semifinalist
Reunion concert
The Singers held a reunion
concert at Thalia Mara Hall
featuring a choir of almost
two hundred voices
composed of students and
alumni. The choir was
accompanied by the
Mississippi Symphony
Orchestra.
A joyful noise
Superior talent
After winning a series of voice
competitions
throughout the
year, Heather
Denham was
named national
winner of the
Collegiate Artist in Voice at
the Music Teachers' Association
Convention in Los Angeles on
March 23. Heather's teacher,
Ms. Cheryl Coker, went with
her to the convention.
Musical helpers
Mu Phi Epsilon members
caroled at the
UMC
Children's
Cancer Clinic
and then
stayed to read
books, play games, and color
with the children. Mu Phi
Epsilon was recognized at the
international convention for its
remarkable increase in
number of members.
Viewpoint
"For me, Singers is more
than just a class and one
semester hour of credit. It
is a chance to make a
difference in the community.
Music opens doors nothing
else can. To see the face of
someone fully experiencing
music for the first time is
worth the time and effort put
in by the choir under the
unmatched leadership of Dr.
Timothy Coker."
Jonathan Kilgore
MU PHI EPSILON. (front) Fran Stalling*. Elizabeth
Moak. Vicki Myers. Jenny Baehaleda. {middle) Betsy
Vandiver. Ellen Trappey, Julie Wang, Jeanne Martin,
Laura Lane. Heather Denham, Brandi Walker, [buck)
Uvon Tucker, Brit Simon. Richard Adams. Collin
Glidewell, Terri Camp, Hannah Cranford, Jonathan
Kilgore, Kimberly Pace, Josh Dupont.
Christmas. The Advent Service,
a central focus of religious life on the
campus during the Christmas season,
was based on the Service of Lessons
and Anthems at King's College in
Cambridge.
activities
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Caroline Ranck Jamie Hams Bill Gillis
CHAMBER SINGERS, (front) Aimee Cronan, Cliff Thompson. Mary Clay Wadlington,
Brandon Baxter. Erica Adkins. Uvon Tucker. Lica Gamble. Randy Bass, (back) John Suggs.
Betsy Vandiver. Margus Sarglepp. Heather Denham. J. J. Coker. Jenny Bachaleda, Charley
Scales. Betsy Farrell. Josh Dupont.
Silent night. At the end of the Advent Service, Jenni
Brown and the rest of the Singers process into the crowd to
sing Silent Night in the darkened hall.
Chamber
Singers tour
► Hernando, MS
► St. Louis, MO
► BloomingtonJL
► Chicago, IL
► Cincinnati, OH
► Nashville, TN
► Birmingham, AL
► Jackson, MS
PIANO AWARD WINNERS.f/ronr) Julie
Wang. Sonata Festival Gold Medal; Collin
Glidewell. Sonata Festival Gold Medal;
Kimberly Pace, Norris Piano Festival 2nd place;
(back) Leigh Pennebaker, Sonata Festival Silver
Medal; Jeanne Martin. Norris Piano Festival 3rd
place; Mrs. Elizabeth Moak.
SOPRANO SINGERS, (front) Katie Clegg. Catherine Mouton. Jill Margargee. Lillian
Stickle. (2nd row) Natalie Collier. Stephanie Burks. Rachel Barham. Kimberly Pace.
Amanda Cashman. (3rd row) Clare Gillette. Laura Lane. Amy Clifton. Hannah Cranford.
Aimee Cronan. Brandi Walker, Sarah McAtee. (back) Maria Costas. Shaun Felger, Erica
Adkins, Jenny Bachaleda. Lindsay Whitfield. Jenni Brown.
ALTO SINGERS, (front) Michelle Moore. Frances Stallings. Terri Camp. Caroline Ranck.
Jamie Harris. Ellen Trappey. (2nd row) Jessie Kneupper. Jeanne Martin. Vicki Meyers.
Melame Haley. Carrie Thune, (3rd row) Janine Lacallade. Betsy Farrell. Lica Gamble.
Angela Beeks' Carolina Whitfield-Smith. ( back) Mia Rhymes. Heather Denham, Mary Clay
Wadlington, Julie Wang. Jane Collins. Keri Walker.
BASS AND TENOR SINGERS, (front) Bradley Bennett. J.J. Coker. Bill Gillis. Brandon
Baxter. Cole Cheek. (2nd row) Randy Bass. Andrew O'Dell. John Suggs. Jermaine Ivy.
Daniel Jenkins. (3rd row) Terrance Alexander. Cliff Thompson. Jonathan Kilgore, Kenneth
Griswold. Richard Adams. Josh Dupont. (back) R.W. McCarley. Brian Carpenter, Brit
Simon. Margus Sarglepp. Charley Scales. Robert Gatlin. Collin Glidewell. Jacob Woodward.
music
Insiaht
Players awards
► Best Show
of the
Year:
Electa
► Alpha Psi
Omega
Award:
Nicole
CqoH Carta Morrison, Nicole Saad
► Best Actress in a Leading
Role: Nicole Saad as
"Electra" in Electra
► Outstanding Player of the
Year: Melinda Bott
► Freshman of the Year:
Erin Kate Holston
► Backstage Award: Erin
Kate Holston
► The Cameo Award:
Jason Stine as "Steward"
in Murder on the Nile
► Best Actress in a
Supporting Role: Paige
Williams as "Inez" in
No Exit
► Best Actor in a
Supporting Role: Paul
Gagliano as "Paul" in
Moon Over Buffalo
► Best Actor in a Leading
Role: Cliff Thompson as
"Cardeau" in No Exit
► Frank Mains Award:
Melinda Bott
Artistic ability
Bookmarks and socks
In the spring, the printmaking
class made computer images,
then burned the images into
silk screens and applied paint.
The class produced
a numbered set of
their final project
entitled "Bookmarks
and Dirty White
Socks."
Coming home
The class was taught by Lea
Barton who studied at the Pratt
Institute after graduating from
the Adult Degree Program in
1996. She said, "It is harder
being a teacher than a student.
Being called 'ma'am' required
an adjustment."
A close look
Art major Liz Burke,
a member of the
printmaking class,
displayed work in
the Collegiate Art Invitational
and the Mississippi Collegiate
Art Competition.
Briogette Harvey, Brian Flynn
Art History. Grace Crouch
examines slides outside the Art
offices on the third floor of the
AC.
Backstage. Virginia
Walker played the maid in
Murder on the Nile.
activities
Studying in Ireland
Jennifer Arnold, an art major with a double
concentration in art history and studio art,
was awarded a scholarship to study
abroad in Ireland during the spring of 2000.
ALPHA PSI OMEGA. (front) Janice Jordan. Secretary-Treasurer Melinda Bott, President
Joy Wallace, (back) Brent Lefavor. Vice President James Thompson. Advisor Morgan Gadd.
PR1NTMAKING CLASS, (front) Rasa Lemmond. Liz Burke. Danielle Bowling, Lea
Ballon. Adam Sweeney. Catherine Hall, (back) Mike Lonegrass. Nick Gristina. Marianne
Royals Wynn. Beau Pollard. Jeremy Reynolds. Anna Nelson. Mary Alice Boyd.
Steady hands. Anna Nelson and Mary Alice
Boyd position the paper as they work on their final
prints for printmaking class.
Behind the Scenes. Rachel Thompson
and Melinda Bott served the Players backstage.
Melinda received the Frank Hains Award for
scenery at the Players Awards Banquet held on
April 27.
Electra. Joy Wallace, Rachel
Barham, Lauren Garrett, and Greer
Proctor recite a chorus in Electra.
Tradition. Candice Polk,
Evangeline Sonnier, and Caroline
Stauffer take the stage in their
Opening Nights IDS course.
Along with singing auditions, the
class had to learn "Tradition," the
opening number of Fiddler on the
Roof.
Wooden man Smoking man Candy man
performers) 'artists
Outside interests
Trying out
The Major Impressions dance team
entertained crowds during the
halftime of home football games and
some basketball games.
The members had to try
out on September 2 for
the football season and
on November 18 for the
basketball season.
Hardships
Yaughan Jinks, Claire Morgan,
Heather Sullivan
faced was having to perform in the
mud at the final football game.
Dance teacher
The dance team was not simply a
school year obligation
for Heather Sullivan.
During the summer.
Heather worked for a
professional company
which sponsored a
dance competition on
The team members paid for their own ESPN. Heather taught at dance
uniforms, including shoes which cost camps in Arkansas, Tennessee,
$80. Another challenge the dancers Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi.
MAJOR IMPRESSIONS, {front) Claire Morgan. Heather Sullivan, (middle) Grace
Crouch, Kelle Forster. Starlight Ray. Sarah Segrest. Colette Rabai, Karen Sheridan (back)
Kate England, Kim Niolet. April Slayden. Jennifer Hicks. Taryn Stewart. Vaughan Jinks,
Rachel Richards.
MAJOR PRODUCTIONS, (front) Ellen Trappey. Jessica Perkins. Lindsey May. Jenny
Cherryhomes. Tracie Houston. Cindy Strine. Sumon Bhowmick. (middle) Kelly Sudduth.
Katie McGaw. Lindsay Whitfield. Ashley Huff. Catherine Hall. Kristi Joyner. (back)
Rebecca Abbott. Julie Skipper. Beth West. Brooks Brower. Allison Harris. Wade White.
Ryan Vincent.
activities
Insiaht
Poker Pick-Up
Game time. Claire Morgan performs
during halftime of a basketball game.
Major Productions hosted a
Poker Chip Pickup during
halftime of a basketball
game. Ellen Trappey ties a
blindfold on Carrie Thune
while Maria Anzola waits for
the buzzer.
Major comedian
Comedian Buzz Sutherland
brought —
Roman
Rabourn
and Robert
Bradley up
on stage in
the Recital Hall to teach
them how to dance.
Movie mania
Major Productions
sponsored free showings
of The Negotiator, Urban
Legend, and Good Will
Hunting,
NEW SOUTH COMMUNITY COUNCIL.
{front) Anna Nelson. Catherine Hall. Kelli
Crossland. Claire Morgan. Meg O'Beirne.
[back) Elizabeth Rogers. Ryan Vincent. Stan
Prather. Jason Stine. Zeph Hardy.
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BLACK STUDENT ASSOCIATION, (front)
Advisor Sherry! Wilburn. Bna Griffith. Sabrina
Brantley. Andrea Lucas, (middle) Secretary
Taryn Stewart. Tora Clay. Vice President
Joshua Johnson. I back) President Marvin Davis.
Tom Murphy. Dharius Daniels. Bobby
Thompson.
Yamina Irby
Kelle Forster
STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, [front) Secretary Cassie Sheldon. President
Stephanie Land. Vice President Nathan Allen. Treasurer Katie Sutherland. [2nd row) Amy
Brazda, Tracy Harper. Sam King. Rachel Cook. Kelly Sudduth. Katye Bratton. (3rd row)
Amanda Hancock. Kelli Crossland. Carla Morrison. Colleen Graham. Rachelle White.
Catherine Hall. Lena Palmer, {back) Kathleen Cumbest, Michael Barham, Cameron Bell.
Betsy Farrell. Kacey Crawley, Rebecca Abbott, Advisor Melissa Taylor.
FRISBEE. (front) Joshua Hanes. Timothy Sheehan. Shane Hard. Ben Hughes. Artem
Mashnitskiy. Vinh Ngo. [back) Mick Veum. Joe Wang, Jason Payne. Brian Ebarb. Nathan
Allen. Daniel Browning, Lindsey Blackstock, Brian Berryhill.
extracurricular
who's
Who
Jenny Allred
Montgomery, AL
B.A.. English & Philosophy
Nathan Allen
Magee. MS
B.S., Physics
Alison Almon
Little Rock, AR
B.B.A.. Administration
Bert Austin
Micnael Barham
Greenwood, MS
Meridian, MS
B.S., Biology
B.A., Religious Studies
Rachel Barham
Ashley Bass
Tupelo, MS
B.A., Music & European Studies
Eros, LA
B.A., English & Sociology/
Anthropology
Randy Bass
Brian Berryhill
Shreveport, LA
B.B.A., Administration
Plantersville, MS
B.S., Chemistry
acttinttes
Walter Biggins
Dallas, TX
B.A., English
Mary Katherine
Black
McCool, MS
B.A., English
Sabrina Brantley
Haverhill, MA
B.S., Sociology/Anthropology
Katye Bratton
Hollandale, MS
B.A., Economics & Spanish
Tara Chase
Booneville, MS
B.S., Mathematics
Ann Jane Cox
Monroe, LA
B.A., English
Kate England
Greenville, MS
B.S., Biology
Stephanie Fanguy
Jackson, MS
B.S., Biology
Judy Ford
Ridgeland, MS
B.L.S., Psychology & Spanish
Bill Gillis
Memphis, TN
B.A., French
who's who
Tammy Harvey
Lafayette, LA
B.S., Biology
Jenny Kellum
Madison, MS
B.A., Economics
David Lestage
Ruston, LA
B.S., Chemistry
B rad Litkenhous *L
Hoover, AL
B.S., Biology
Ginger McElwee
Vicksburg, MS
B.BA., Business Administration
Tara McLellan
Montgomery, AL
B.A, English
J
ason McManus
Brandon, MS
B.S., Chemistry
Britt Mendoza
Conover, NC
B.B.A., Accounting
J^im Pace
Newton, MS
B.A., English
Nital Patel
Jackson, MS
B.S., Chemistry
activities
Erica Pedersen
Brandon, MS
B.A., English
Elise Rinta
Ridgeland, MS
B.A, Sociology/Anthropology
Nicole Saad
Clinton, MS
B.A., English & Theatre
Mar£us Sarglepp
Tallinn, Estonia
B.A., Religious Studies &
Philosophy
Hudson Segrest
Columbus, MS
B.S., Mathematics
Marc Smith
Tallahassee, FL
B.S., Computer
Science
Dan Walker
Somerville, TN
B.B.A., Accounting
Tyler Walton
Meridian, MS
B.S., Geology
Erica Woodall
Seminary, MS
B.S., Biology
Not Pictured
Heather Denham
Chattanooga, TN
BA., Music
Scott Maestri
Metairie, LA
B.B.A., Administration
Bradley Sanders
Mobile, AL
BA., Spanish & Political Science
Paige Williams
Clinton, MS
B.A., Philosophy
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that joining
Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority,
Inc. has made my
college experience
complete. "
-Erika Buford
AKA: Mia Rhymes. Brandi
Walker, president.
Shantelle Suane.
Mia Rhymes.
PHILANTHROPIES: Multicultural Festival; Math and
Science Literacy; Tree Project; Senior Residence Center. SOCIAL
EVENTS: Sisters Night Out; Pink and Green Ball; Christmas
Party.
TRADITIONS: Motto: By culture and by merit. Mascot: Frog and mouse. Colors: Salmon
greek
k & apple green. Founder's Day: January 15, 1908. Advisors: Olivia Lee, Theresa King.
alpha kappa alpha
chi
vrymega
"Being a Chi
Omega is not
about winning
awards or being
labeled the best.
That comes and
goes for every
group. Instead, it
is about belonging
to a group of girls
you are proud to
call sisters because
you know their
friendships are for
a lifetime. "
-Sarah Fontenelle
Officers: (front) Leah Sams.
treasurer; Sarah Fontenelle, president;
Brandi Hinton. secretary; (back) Claire
Morgan, rush chair. Kristy Jones,
pledge educator; Ryan Brumby,
personnel; Melanie Schrader. vice-
president; Kelly Malpass. Panhellenic,
Sisterhood Rally: Shelly Bradley. Julie
Schumacher. Sarah Fontenelle, Lauren Gardes
Lauren Stamps,
Walk A-Thon: Madelyn Fancher. Leah Sams.
Elizabeth Rogers. Rachelle White. Kim Niolet.
Ryan Brumby. Georgianna Martin
PHILANTHROPIES: Angie MangunoWalk Against Breast
Cancer; Blood Drive; Read Aloud at Pecan Park Elementary; Cares
Center Pen Pal Program and Halloween Party; Santa/Bunny
Shoestring; Dance-A-Thon for March of Dimes. SOCIAL
EVENTS: Autumn Fest; Eleusinian Ball; Sisterhood Rally; Owl &
Pal Picnic. BID DAY THEME: Chi Omega Under Construction.
TRADITIONS: Mascot: Owl. Colors: Cardinal & straw. Motto: Hellenic culture &
greek
hristian ideals. Founder s Day:
chi omega
I've been violated ... bar poetry ... Pearl River Beach Club ... Kathy, that's my girdle ... See you in Econ 1 020
little bunny Claire, Claire ... Mardi Gras panties on your head ... SC? What were we thinking? ... meeeeee
lazi ... the get fresh crew ... you don't know Jack... schlocky pismire ... dribbles really dribbles ... I'm a statistic
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delta delta
AAAielta
"Delta Delta Delta
is a home away
from home that has
nurtured and
supported my
growth as a leader
and as a member
of the Millsaps
community. It is a
network of friends
that has applauded
my successes and
supported me in
my times of
struggle. "
-Beth West
Officers: (front) Hillary Pesson.
Jeanne Martin. Jenny Cherryhomes.
Jessica Perkins. Susan Lacouture. (2nd
row) Sally Williams. Stacey Arnett. Reni
Guidry, Lindsey May. Melanie Cook,
(3rd row) Kelly Walsh. Katie McGaw.
Julie Skipper, Elaine Reyes. Amelia
Killcreas. (back) Brooks Brower, Sara
Capps. Jill Caruthers. Bronwen
Houston, Beth West. Courtney
Valentine
Delta Underground:
Jennifer Jones
Cancer Clinic: Amber Edwards, Erin Webre, Katharine Major Madness: Ashley Martin. Katharine
McKee McKee. Stephanie Yasinski. Kandi Stevens
PHILANTHROPIES: Children's Cancer Charities (Children's
Cancer Clinic), Grace House, Cares Center, Midtown, HOSTS,
Santa/Bunny Shoestring. SOCIAL EVENTS: Annual
Homecoming Tailgate/Family Weekend, Fall Party, Crush Party,
Spring Formal. BID DAY THEME: Rush the Rest, Pledge the
Best.
TRADITIONS: Founder's Day: November 20. Colors: Gold, silver,
greek
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Beast and Foul. ..give me that, that, that. .you can't play a playa...Yeah, that's knee slapping hilarious...
delta delta
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delta
Nasty Dancer, Dancing for Money... Majesties... January 26... Days Inn Room 220... Flower of the South.
delta delta delta
delta sisma
ALQ
theta
"I wanted to be a
Delta Sigma
Theta because
most of the
women who
impacted my life
in a positive
manner were
Deltas, and if they
could give
something to me,
then I could take
the opportunity to
give something to
others. "
-Crystal Berry
Delta Sigma Theta: Tameka Battle, secretary; Oreathia Smith, vice president; Alma Laster, primary advisor;
Mijia Fletcher, president; Crystal Berry, treasurer.
PHILANTHROPIES: We Love Our Parents Fundraiser, Voter
Registration Drive, Angel Tree, AIDS/STD Forum, Reading is Fun,
Breast Cancer Awareness Week. SOCIAL EVENTS: Ice Cream
Social, Just Us Deltas, Movie Night, Millsaps Faculty Luncheon for
Greek Week.
TRADITIONS: Motto: Intelligence is the torch of wisdom. Founder's Day: January 13, 1913:
greek
Colors: Crimson and cream. Flower: Violet. Advisors: Alma Laster and Margaret Steele.
delta sigma tbeta
kappa
J^^delta
"Pledging KD
has allowed me to
be part of an
amazing group
that truly cares
about Millsaps
and the
community.
Witnessing that
KD is not about
status, but instead
a bond between
sisters, is what
makes me proud
to say I am a
Kappa Delta. "
-Carrie Wade
Officers: (front) Mary Catherine
Shull. Panhellenic; Joy Metcalf,
president; Rebecca Reed, pledge
educator; Mary Frances Prejean,
treasurer; (back) Molly Jeffcoat.
asst. treasurer; Kate Pearce.
standards; Kathleen Cumbest.
public relations; Amy Brazda,
membership.
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Casino Night: Catherine Hall
Serenading: Lauren Roberts
PHILANTHROPIES: Shamrock Project for Prevent Child Abuse
America , Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., Children's Hospital, KA/KA
Casino Night for MDA, KA/PIKA Stewpot, Santa/Bunny Shoestring,
Midtown. SOCIAL EVENTS: Fall Party, Big Sis/Lil Sis, Mother-
Daughter Tea, Valentine's Party, Father-Daughter Cookout, White
Rose Formal. BID DAY THEME: It Ain't Easy Being Green.
TRADITIONS: Motto: Ta Kala Diokomen. Colors: Olive green and pearl white. Mascot:
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kappa delta
The Jesus Van doesn't do pick-ups in the mornings.. Halloween. ..There are three things women don't like: wife
Do you smoke here often?... That would look good on my resume... Why are you looking at me? You like me?.
beaters, thick silver chains, and orange drippy meat. You have all three... Moss and Susan, whata pair.
Cassie, are you ready for some football?... Plethora.. ..Fi, Duhlete!... Katherine Markham, the laundry girl.
"This year was
very special to
Epsilon Chapter.
We celebrated our
85th anniversary
on the Millsaps
campus with
alumnae and
friends on March
20. We have
accomplished
many things in
these eighty-five
years and look
forward to many,
many more. "
-Rebecca Abbott
mu
Officers: (front) Lena Palmer,
membership; Aalia Anwar,
secretary; Kim Castille.
Panhellenic: (back) Rebecca
Abbott, president; Anna Shelton,
vice president; Lori Stuntz,
treasurer; Adele Dauphin. Phi
director.
Bethlehem Center: Adele
Dauphin. Prasad Vasamsetti.
Melmda Bott, Kristi Joyner, Scott
Fairchild. Ryan Miles. Collette
Rabai, Hannah Mashburn, Ryan
Paul. Angela Hobgood. Sumon
Bhowmick.
Epsilon Chapter's 85th Anniversary
PHILANTHROPIES: KA/OM Massage-A-Thon, Candy
Cane Sale, Care Packages and Alumnae Fundraiser for Children's
Miracle Network, Midtown, Bunny Shoesrring/Santa Shoestring,
IAE/OM Easter Egg Hunt. SOCIAL EVENTS: Fall Pajama
Party, Founders Day Crawfish Boil, Enchantress Ball, Phi
Retreat, Spring Sisterhood Retreat, Swaps, Grab-A-Date. BID
DAY THEME: Phi Mu, All the Greek You Need To Know.
TRADITIONS: Motto: Les soeurs fideles. Founder's Day: March 21, 1912. Faculty Advisor: Paula Broome.
.
greek
olors: Rose and white. Mascot: Lion. Memorable Moment: 85th Year Anniversary.
phi
Don't play with irons.. .Are there any bananas in your purse?. ..Nu Beta Chi Club. ..85 years and 1 00 lbs of crawfis
.How many Phi Mus does it take to work a VCR?. ..What's the matter with Lica's ear?. ..Let's go in this door.
greek
II
,ey Adele, let's build a sleigh.. .Lola is cheap, only 99 cents!. ..State day in New Orleans... Founder's Day.. .Whips..
Love in WAB...Make up your min
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"Being a greek has
been one of the best
experiences for me. I
feel honored to have
been selected by my
peers to represent the
Millsaps Greek
Community. "
-Randy Bass
Panhellenic: (front) Mary Clay Wadlington. Mary Catherine
Shull. Kim Castille. Courtney Valentine, (back) Angela Payne,
Colleen Graham. Kelly Malpass. Andrea Miller,
Greek Man and Woman of the Year:
Randy Bass and Kim Niolet.
IFC: CfronrJCorbin Womac, Andrew Clark. Phillip Smith, Andrew
Neely. John Bradway, (back) Richie Caldwell. Lance Stoner. Michael
Bentley. Robin Hamby. Nathan Dickson. Bradley Bennett. Andrea
Miller.
Rho Chi: (front) Marin Dawson. Laura Ferry, Lisa Meza. Amy
Clifton, Shelley Harngill, (middle) Georgianna Martin. Leslie
Manuel. Kelly Sudduth, Martha Ostenrude. Liz Dubuisson. Kandi
Stevens. (back) Michelle Guennger. Cnssie McMullan. Mandy
Hooker. Missy Rose. Lane Douglass. Susan Mareno. Michelle
Moore.
Order of Omega: (front) Amy Clifton, Joy Metcalf. Lena Palmer.
Lindsay Akers, Amy Brazda, Brandi Walker. Kelly Sudduth, (middle)
Ashley Bass. Lorri Savell. Kathleen Cumbest. Sarah Richie. Peyton
Hays. Rebecca Abbott, (back) Cord Campbell, Cameron Bell. Tyler
Walton. Bradley Bennett. Brad Litkenhous. Randy Bass.
GREEK WEEK ACTIVITIES: Order of Omega Awards Day, SAE
Under Siege, Banner Competition, Progressive Lunch for Faculty,
Charity Raffle for Teen Runaway Shelter, Slide Show, Bo Henry Band.
RUSH WEEK THEME: If this is a week, imagine a lifetime.
ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA ... CHI OMEGA ... DELTA DELTA DELTA ... DELTA SIGMA THETA ... KAPPA DELTA ... PHI MU
greek
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LPHA PHI ALPHA ... KAPPA ALPHA ... KAPPA SIGMA ... LAMBDA CHI ALPHA ... PI KAPPA ALPHA ... SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON
unity
"The one quality
that makes our
fraternity
worthwhile is
having the
opportunity to
build awesome
relationships with
others regardless of
their Greek letters,
not because of
personal reasons,
but because we
care to be the
difference. "
-Marvin Davis
Alpha Phi Alpha
Cord Campbel
Desmond Funchess
Marvin Davis,
Joshua Johnson.
Marcus Dudley.
Awards Day: Dharius Daniels.
PHILANTHROPIES: Voter Registration Drive, "Go to High
School; Go to College" Educational Program, Project Alpha Male
Mentoring, Sankofa in Connection with Headstart, Adopt-a-
Highway, Pecan Park May Day, Keep Jackson Beautiful Volunteer
Program. SOCIAL EVENTS: Back to School Party, Greek
Forums, Black History Month Activities.
TRADITIONS: Motto: "First of all, servants of all, we shall transcend all." Colors: Black and olde go
greek
alpha phi alpha
kappa
KAaP a
"This year we had
a really good
group of officers
and seniors. We
also initiated
some great guys.
Because of the
active members
and my pledge
brothers, I had a
great freshman
year. "
-Pat Lowery
Officers: (front) Todd Nichols
(III), Creighton Chandler (VII),
Hayes Bryant (I), Drew Walker
(IV). (back) Nathan Dickson (Rush
Chair), George Lumm (VI), Joey
DuMontier(ll), Robbie Morrison
(VIII).
Casino Night:
Robbie Morrison,
Bethany Johnson
Erin Keller,
Summer Abroad: Matt Helms, Robert
Walker. Matthew McLaughlin.
Swaps: Lauren Gardes. Robert Boyce.
PHILANTHROPIES: MDA Roadblock, Habitat for Humanity,
Stewpot, KA/KA Casino Night, OM/KA Massage-A-Thon, Bunny &
Santa Shoestring. SOCIAL EVENTS: Old South, Christmas Party,
Ski Trip in Breckenridge, Black and White, Valentine's Party, Initiation
Party, Rhythm and Blues, Luau. AWARDS: General George C.
Marshall Award given to the top Kappa Alpha Chapter in the nation.
TRADITIONS: Colors: Crimson & old gold. Motto:Dieu et les dames
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kappa alpha
Has anyone seen my sister? ... Put Myrick and Wikle on the guest list ... Has anyone seen my Bond game
Did Rah and Dunes ever give Dubie back his big "V?" ... Hayes, your Aloe Vera pick-up lines worked for Yu
Vlarty, Marty, the one man party ... I think Gannon broke my hand ... 1 .21 Gigolos Farewell Tour, "CHEERS'
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kappa.
T/ysigma
"May we not rest
contentedly until
the Star and
Crescent is the
pride of every
college and
university in the
land!"
-Mr. Stephen
Alonzo Jackson
Officers: Blake Huggard. Grand
Scribe; Matt Dowd, Grand Master
of Ceremonies; Nick Licata. Grand
Scribe; Reagan Toledano. Grand
Procurator; Patrick Anderson. Grand
Treasurer.
Bid Day: (front) Kip Desormeaux. Lance
Stoner, Jonathan Gay. (back) Travis Ezelle,
David Greer. Jon Peyton. Josh Danos.
Intramural Soccer
Champions: Emile Craig
PHILANTHROPIES: Adopt a Highway, Jackson Parent Child
Exchange, Habitat for Humanity, KA/KS Car Wash, Santa
Shoestring, Bunny Shoestring. SOCIAL EVENTS: Wildman,
Deer and Beer, Founders Day in New Orleans, Cossas Ball, South
Seas. AWARDS: The Most Improved Chapter of Kappa Sigma,
Most Outstanding Grand Master, Campus Involvement Award,
Intramural Participation Award.
TRADITIONS: Colors: Scarlet, white, and green. Symbol
greek
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kappa sigma
Just swell fat body ... Up in HYAA! ... Don Juan de Drinker or Leaver ... Squirrelly get off the roof
Kappa Sigma BT unopposed ... Little Timmy goes to Padre ... Come on, man, we need one more
3LAAAHHH!!! ... What's the buzz around campus? ... Gator's gonna getcha ...Keep on working
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kappa sigma
lambda chi
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Officers: (front) Corey Ford. Daniel Gibbons, Wesley Batson. Ben Hughes. Zane
King. Shane Hard. (2nd row) Bill Stegall, Ryan Vincent, Chris Still, John Bradway,
(3rd row) Chris Davis, Joe Lang, Greg Thompson, Jason Payne, Michael Wade.
John Suggs, (back) Brian Dixon. Brian Carpenter, Jay Paulson.
a
"/ think our
greatest
achievements this
year were
shattering our
previous food
drive records by
raising 23, 000
lbs. of canned
goods for the
Mississippi Food
Network and
initiating our
entire associate
member class. "
-Michael Wade
Hangin' Out: Robert Touchstone,
Shane Hard
Watermelon Bust
PHILANTHROPIES: National Food Drive, Watermelon Bust,
Adopt-A-Class, Penny Drive. SOCIAL EVENTS: Crescent Ball,
White Trash Christmas, Tri Delta Halloween Swap, Chi Omega
Luau, Kappa Delta Pajama Swap, Phi Mu Barn Bash.
TRADITIONS: Motto: Vir quisque vir. Colors: Purple, green, and gold.f
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lambda chi alpha
Cha Cha Cha... Punchy.. .Grandmama... Lebanese Football. ..Zane, the tackiest pimp in Jackson... Chemo ferret <
The Gatekeeper.. .Michelin Man. ..The adventures of Johny Blaze and Fatty Acids.. .ALRIGHT!?!. ..Probation '9S
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Joe's new room. ..Well, boo-hoo... Heaven n' Hell. ..Nothing's good with butter.. .Gee money clip. ..Mr. Burns
lambda cbi alpha
pi kappa
"Pike is it!"
"Jack Nichols
Crawfish Boil: Philip Smith, Reynolds
Bodenhammer.
Cotton Ball: (front) Kevin McMahon. Ben Chandler.Matt Miller, (back) John
Sullivan. Reynolds Bodenhammer. Jack Nichols.
Intramurals: Steve Scott
All Dressed Up: Jack Nichols. Sage Tap Day: Brad Downs.
Byrd.
PHILANTHROPIES: Adopt-a-Highway, Habitat for
Humanity, FIKA/AAA Lounge-a-Thon for The Mustard Seed,
riKA/KA Stewpot. SOCIAL EVENTS: Bid Day, Blues at
Sunset, Old North, Cotton Ball.
TRADITIONS: Mascot: Firetruck. Founder's Day: March 23, 1905
greek
staff Advisor: Dr.Don Fortenberry. Colors: Garnet and old gold
pi kappa alpha
"As I ran to the
house on Bid Day
morning, I knew
that I had made
the right choice.
Being a part of
the brotherhood of
SAE has been one
of the greatest
experiences of my
life. -
-Brad Lokitz
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Officers: Peyton Hays. treasure
Jared White, vice president:
Derrick McNeal. pledge educato
Bradley Bennett, president;
Cameron Bell, rush chair;
Jonathan Kilgore. secretary.
Greek Week: Ryan Bourgeois
Paddy Murphy
PHILANTHROPIES: Late Night Pizza for Mississippi
Children's Cancer Clinic, Valet for Wilson Research Center,
Millsaps Under Siege, American Cancer Society Gala, Easter Egg
Hunt for Bethlehem Center. SOCIAL EVENTS: Blazing
Saddles, Destination Unknown, Christmas Party, Initiation Formal,
Margaritaville, Paddy Murphy AWARDS: Order of Omega
Fraternity Award of Excellence, Greek Man or the Year.
TRADITIONS: Colors: Royal purple and old gold. Mascot: Lion.
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Beinger. Jason 41.66.161
Bell, Cameron 26.41.98. 113. 120.
142. 160. 161
Bell. Salh 4
Bell. Susie 125
Benedict. Scott 34
Benge. Buddy 41
Bennett. Bradley 10.41.93.95.98.
105. 109. 142. 160. 161
Bennett. Lyle 13, 33, 41. 66
Benoit. Brittany 1 35
Bentley. Michael 85. 142. 161
Berger, Keith 96
Berger. Paige 97
Berry. Crystal 41. 132
Berry, Roy 36. 60
Berryhill. Brian 9. 41. 46. 91. 103.
113. 114. 166. 173
Berthiaume. Brian 8. 33. 41. 54. 70.
98. 99
Bertuccini, Liz 41, 97. 129
Best. Mark 155
Bettis. Johanna 32
Bey. George 36. 60
Bhowmick. Sumon 41. 112. 138.
161
Biard. Brad 70
Biddle. Elizabeth 125. 169. 175
Biggins. Walter 22. 41. 42. 57, 100.
115
Biron, Pascal 41, 159
Bishara, Elizabeth 11. 41. 42, 97
Bishop. Allen 28. 36. 39
Bjornerud. Ben 41, 159
Black. Mary Katherine 13. 45, 49.
94.95. 100. 115. 125
Black. Stephen 37, 39
Black. Will 103. 147
Blackstock, Lindsey 41. 113
Blackwell. Byron 41, 66
Blackwood. Doris 33
Blackwood, Sandy 104
Blaze. Johnny 155
Bloss. Cindy 41. 125
Boackle, Paul 161
Bodenhamer. Reynolds 158. 159
Bodron. Jeanne 34
Bone. Jason 155
Booth. Janis 34
Boren. Clifton 4 1
Boren. Karen 41
Bosarge. Jerusha 6. 41
Boshers. Martha 33
Boswell. Carrie 135
Bott. Melinda 23, 26, 41, 50. 60. 88.
93. 111. 138, 139
Bourgeois. Ronnie 151
Bourgeois. Ryan 4. 14. 19. 42. 66. 97.
160, 161. 170
Bourgeois. Wade 46. 101. 155
Bowers. Stephen 105
Bowling. Danielle 2. 42. 111. 125
Boyce. Robert 146, 147
Boyd. Mary Alice 85. 111. 129
Bradford. Rebecca 42. 129
Bradley. Janet 42. 68. 69
Bradley. Rob 42
Bradley. Robert 66
Bradley. Shelley 124. 125
Bradway. John 142. 154, 155
Brady. Jennifer 32
Bragg. John 42
Brantley. Sabrina 42. 57. 97.
113. 115
Brasuell, Leigh 24. 42. 72. 73. 99.
100. 125
Brasuell. Toney 81. 151
Bratton. Katye 12. 13. 27. 42. 92, 93.
95. 113. 115. 135. 174
Brazda. Amy 10.42.64.65.87.91.
92, 103. 113. 134. 135. 142
Breazeale. Jennifer 21. 42. 125
Breland, Shelly 32. 64
Brewer, Craig 42. 80. 81. 151
Brewer. Julie 118. 135
Bridge. Tyson 66
Brister. Bill 39
Brooking. Carl 39, 104
Brower, Brooks 27, 42, 97. 1 1 2. 1 1 8.
128. 129. 173
Brown, Brooks 104. 105. 155. 174
Brown. Jenni 42. 90. 109. 119. 125
Brown. Kristen 36. 37
Brown, Nikki 95, 129
Brown. Steven 35
Brownell. Stan 103
Browning. Daniel 42. 70. 113
Bruggeman. Andy 74. 86
Brumby. Ryan 42, 66. 90. 97. 119.
124. 125
Brunt. Chris 36
Brupbacher. Phillip 8. 42.
78. 79. 97
Bryan. Donna 34
Bryan. Locke 8. 42. 151
Bryant. Hayes 146. 147
Buchanan. Luran 33
Buck. Jane 8. 17. 23. 42. 58, 82. 86.
97.99. 103. 173
Buford, Erika 122
Buford. James 42
Buford. Tim II 159
Bullock, Anthony 66
Burch. Murray 32. 66. 81
Burck. Christian 42
Burke. Kimberly 39. 104
Burke. Liz 110. Ill
Burks. Stephanie 7. 43. 46. 109
Burney, Lou 32, 35
Bums. Carter 43. 155
Burnside. Blair 4. 43. 147
Burrow. Alan 43. 155
Bunt. Richard 43. 155
Busby, Jim 34
Bush, Kelly 13. 43. 73. 125
Butler. Bryant 34
Butts. Mike 35
Buzhardt. Gail 36. 106. 107
Byrd. Nathan 43. 66. 174
Byrd. Sage 43. 135. 158
Byrd. Shelly 8. 9. 13. 33. 43. 49. 64.
65. 129
Cabell. Adam 147
Cabell. Jason 107. 147
Cadiere. Karen 32
Cain. Eugene 39
Caldwell. Richie 85.95.97. 142.151
Calhoun. Lindsay 18.22.43.68.69.
99. 129
Caminila. Richard 3. 12.26.43. 161
Camp. Terri 108. 109
Campagna. Elana 72. 73
Campbell. Connie 36. 95
Campbell. Cord 43. 90. 98,
142. 144
Campbell. Patricia 107
Campbell. Sarah 39
Capote. Alyson 43
Capps. Sara 22. 43. 128. 129
Caraway. Laura 43. 135
Carlisle. Maya 43
Carpenter. Brian 43. 109, 154. 155
Carroccio. Matthew 43, 147
Carsey. Rieker 66. 151
Carsey. Robert 43
Carter. Brett 39. 98. 102. 103
Carter. Mandy 8. 43. 58. 62. 125
Carter. Rachel 72. 73. 87
Carter. Rob 43. 82. 87. 147
Caruthers. Jill 16. 22.43. 97.
118 128, 129
Casey, Sarah 21. 43. 62. 73. 76.
77
Cashman. Amanda 43. 109, 139
Castille. Joseph 101. 159
Castille. Kim 20, 60, 99, 138, 139.
142
Catlin. Jason 43. 106
Chadeyras, Claudine 36. 106, 107
Chaiban. Guitta 43. 96. 97
Chambers. David 33. 43. 64. 161
Chambers. LeAnna 43. 105. 139
Chandak. Sophia 99. 125
Chandler. Benjamin 43. 158. 159
Chandler. Creighton 95. 101. 146. 147
Chandler. Mark 7. 43, 81. 86. 147
Chandler. Matt 6.8.43. 81. 88. 147
Chase. Tara 43.93.95. 101.115. 125.
168
Chastain. Courtney 2. 10, 28, 42. 43.
77. 120. 135
Chauffe.Tara 13. 28. 43. 60. 129
Cheek. Cole 43. 109
Cherry. Susan 43. 60. 120. 135
Cherryhomes. Jenny 4. 10, 43, 106,
112. 128. 129, 173
Chisolm, Amelia 22.28. 43. 129
Clark, Andrew 142. 151
Clark. Melissa 43. 129
Clay.Tora 6, 43. 113
Clayton. Christine 129
Clegg. Katie 8.21,43. 106. 109.
135
Clifton, Amy 33.43.88. 100. 109.
119. 129. 142
Clifton, Jean 8. 44, 97, 129
Cobum. Walker 44. 71. 147
Cockrell. Chris 44, 66. 151
Coincon, J.B. 33
Coker. Cheryl 17, 36, 60. 108
Coker, J.J. 109
Coker. Timothy 36.45
Colburn. Walker 70
Cole. Brant 44. 102
Coleman, Claire 15, 44. 125
Collier. Natalie 44. 109
JoAnna Barnett
Collins. Jane 46. 95. 105. 109. 129
Connolly, Alex 1 5 1
Conway. John 33
Coody. Amanda 44. 99
Cook, Betty Jo 1 39
Cook. Eric 147
Cook, Melanie 44,46.61, 106, 128. 129
Cook, Rachel 44, 113, 135
Cooper. Byron 8. 44. 49. 78. 79
Cooper. Elizabeth 33
Cooper. Patrick 23. 33. 34. 35. 61 .
95.98
Cork Jeff 106
Cosentino. Bobby 41, 70, 147
Cosmiano, Peter 72, 73, 82
Costas, Maria 109
Cotter, Joan 36. 107
Counts. Emily 170
Cox. Ann Jane 33. 44. 53. 115. 129
Cox. Pat 33
Craig. Emile 150. 151
Cranford. Hannah 44. 108. 109
Crawley. Kacey 113
Crawley. Kenneth 44. 98
Crocker. Jared 44. 1 59
Cronan. Aimee 97. 109. 139
Cross. Rebecca 44
Crossland. Kelli 68. 69. 85. 90, 93.
107. 113, 125
Crouch. Grace 1.13. 62, 74, 75, 88.
110. 112
Crump. Devin 44
Culpepper. David 39
Cumbest. Kathleen 44. 90. 95. 97. 98.
103. 113. 134. 135, 142
Cummings, Vicki 35
Dailey. Mike 32.66. 81
Dance. Gayla 36. 100
index
Daniels. Dharius 44. 79. 113, 144
Daniels, Julie 35
Danos. Josh 87. 150. 151
Darbonne. Lesley 44
Dauphin. Adele 11. 92. 138. 139
Davis. Chris 44. 66. 154. 155
Davis. David C. 36
Davis. Haden 159
Davis, Lee 44
Davis, Leslie 44. 90. 139
Davis. Marvin 17. 44. 113. 144
Davis. Micah 44. 155
Davis. Renae 17. 44. 98. 99
Dawson. Mann 7. 44. 125, 14:
Deano. Troy 23. 44. 66
Dear. Jonathan 71
Debeukelaer. Herwig 159
Dees. Sarah 44. 125
DeHombre.Al 159
Denham, Heather 108. 109
Denies. Lydia 125
Desormeaux. Kip 44, 150. 151
Dicker, Jace 49. 159
Dickson. Jamie 6
Dickson. Nathan 44.90.91. 93. 147
Dickson. Nathan 142. 146
Dill. Jessica 91. 135
Dixon. Brian 44. 106.154. 155
Dobay, Jeremy 68. 70
Doering. Helena 73. 129
Dominick. Treuty 129
Donald. Nicole 100
Doshier. Beth 44, 64, 135
Dottes. Anita 39
Doughty, Ashley 44. 95. 129
Douglas. Jeff 41.44. 93. 147
Douglass. Lane 44,99, 103,139, 142
Dowd. Matt 44. 62, 80, 81. 150, 151
Downer, Matt 44. 81
Downs. Brad 158. 159
Drummond. Ruth 44
Vaughan Jinks
Drysdale. Carol 129
Dubose. Phillip 41. 147
Dubuisson. Liz 16. 17. 33. 44. 45. 58.
97. 119. 139. 142
Ducote, Damien 6. 44. 74. 75. 86. 92.
97. 161
Dudley. Marcus 44. 66. 67. 144
Dugger. Brooke 26. 1 25
DuMontier. Joey 44. 146. 147
Duncan. Alison 45. 139
Dunehew. Alison 24, 129
Dunkel. Bnan 7, 45. 61. 99.
155
Dunn. Matthew 45. 101
Dupont. Josh 108. 109
Durel, Jason 45. 147
Dzuaan. Sergey 45. 103. 106. 107
Ebarb. Brian 45. 113
Edwards. Amber 128
Edwards. Sandra 39
Edwards. Scott 119. 147
Edwards. Wendy 13. 50. 129
Eeds. Gary 45
Egerton. Andrew 45. 100.101
Egerton. Matthew 45. 90
Ellers. Chip 67. 159
Elliott. Delois 33
Ellis. James 147
Ellis. Paul 147
England. Kate 12.88. 112. 115.
125
Erb. Tyler 45. 66. 151
Estes. David 15. 147
Evans. Roan 45. 155
Ewing. Chandler 104. 105
Ezelle. Erica 135
Ezelle, Travis 45. 62. 78. 79.
151
Fagan. Colleen 26. 45. 94. 97.
99. 100
Fairchild. Scott 45. 138. 161
Falgout. Rachel 28. 45
Fancher. Madelyn 41, 45. 124.
125
Fanguy. Stephanie 33. 53. 95. 104.
115. 125
Farish, Coralie 17. 45. 139
Farrell. Betsy 33. 45. 49. 90. 109,
113. 135
Farris, Brad 103
Felger, Shaun 109
Fermon. Pnscilla 39, 106. 107
Ferris. William 175
Ferry, Laura 91. 135. 142
Ficara. Caroline 45. 139
Fikac. Aaron 45. 99
Filippis. Cecile de 45. 129
Finelli. Robin 46. 97. 129
Finley. Dallas 46. 66. 67
Finzel. Christina 34
Fish. Lauren 20. 46, 129
Flattmann. Grady 46
Flautt, Bolton 46, 66, 87. 151
Fleming. Dome 46, 66
Fletcher. Mijia M. 132
Flynn. Bryan 46. 66. 87. 110
Flynt. Nell 32
Fontenelle. Sarah 26. 46. 95. 97. 98
124. 125
Fontenot. David 8. 104
Fontenot. Jason 46. 70. 151
Ford. Corey 46, 154. 155
Ford. Judy 46. 104. 107. 115
Ford. Michael 46. 66
Forster. Kelle 46. 112. 113. 125
Fortenberry, Don 26. 28. 34. 97.
Fortenberry. Misty 129
Chef David Woodward
Foss. Bridget 46. 139
Foster. Freddie 66
France. Erica 8. 46. 90. 92. 93. 97.
98. 103. 129
Franklin. Delons 35
Frascogna. Judy 33
Frascogna. Marty 66.67. 147
Frascogna. Mike 66
Frascogna, Nan 74
Freeman. Jeremy 62. SI
Freeman. Naomi 104
Freeney. Claire 21. 46. 60
Freis. Catherine R. 36
French. Brian 159
Fretwell. Gary 31. 34
Fre.twe.ll, Sandra 34
Fukuma. lunko 46. 100
Funchess. Desmond 144.175
Gadd. Helen 34
Gadd, Morgan 36. Ill
Gaghano. Paul 41, 46. 147
Gaines. John 32
Galicki, Stan 37. 39
Gallagher, Carly 46, 129
Gamble. Lica 46. 109. 139
Gann. Delbert 36
Gannon. Nathan 46. 81. 147
Garavito. Enka 15. 47. 106. 125
Garcia. Brandon 20. 1 55
Gardes. Lam 15. 47
Gardes, Lauren 10.47. 124. 125. 146
Gardner. Chad 18. 47. 78, 79, 161
Gardner, Sadie 18,47.58.60.82.97.
135
Garner. Diana 32
Garrett. Kathleen 47. 62. 64
Garrett. Lauren 47. Ill
Garrett. Paula 35. 36. 45. 101
Gathn. Robert 47. 109. 147
Gavioli, Robbie 4. 47.70. 147
Gay. Jonathan 47, 150. 151
Gee. Burrell 47. 155
Gerhauscr, Laura 129
Gibbons. Daniel 154. 155
Gibson. Corbett 92.93. 151
Gibson. Nola 35
Gillanders, Tracy 19. 24. 62. 68, 86.
129 173
Gillette, Clare 2. 47,58, 109, 129
Gilhs. Bill 106. 109. 115
Ginter. Judy 32, 34
Giovingo, Liz 47. 129
Gipson. Kirk 47. 159
Givens, Buddy 47. 101, 104
Gleason, Michael 36
Glidewell, Collin 47. 95. 98. 99. 103.
108. 109. 155
Glidewell. Megan 57
Glumb. Sharon 16. 34. 97
Gober, Cheri 33
Godfrey. Summer 47. 135
Gosnell. Nelson 151
Goss. Martha A. 39
Goswami. Shelly 47, 90
Grace. Travis 47. 66. 151
Graham. Colleen 47. 61. 90. 103.
113. 135. 142
Grammer. Kristy 47, 98. 135
Grantham. Roane 39
Greer. David 20.78.79. 102. 150.
151
Greer. Sam 34. 35
Gresham. Vaughn 35
Griffin. Eric 36
Griffis, Jim 101. 147
Griffith. Bna 113
Gnmmett. Adam 4. 47. 147
Gnmsley. Shannon 32
Gristina, Nicholas 47. 111. 151
Griswold. Kenneth 47. 99. 109
Grubbs, Ray 39. 95
Gruich. Jason 47. 80. 81. 161
Guennger. Michelle 47. 73. 129.
142
Guidry. Brandon 47. 97. 118. 147
Guidry. Rem 20. 128. 129
Gustafson. Anna 72. 73
Hable, Becky 47
Haggard. Ryan 47. 70. 151
Hale. Beau 159
Haley. Melanie 109
Hall, Amy 32
Hall, Catherine 47. 90. 95. 104. 111.
112. 113. 134. 135
Hall. Troy 155
Halliwell. Justin 47. 97
Hamby. Robin 66. 142. 147
Hamilton. Brian 93, 103, 147
Hamilton. Heather 139
Hancock. Amanda 13. 90. 113. 135
Hanes. Joshua 47. 101. 113
Haque. Sara 47. 129
Hard. Shane 9. 20. 47. 74. 113. 154.
155
Hardwick. Stephanie 27. 47. 103.
120. 135. 167
Hardy. Zeph 113
Hargon. Judy 47
Harktns. Ann 33
Harmon. Anne 57. 60
Harmon. George 20. 30. 104
Harper. Tracy 27, 113, 125
Harrell. Baker 95
Harngill. Shelley 10. 17. 25. 33. 47.
49.61. 97. 107. 125. 142
Harrington. Grace 32
Harris, Allison 27, 47. 90. 92. 93, 97,
98, 100, 103. 112
abbott-harris
ind
ex
Harris. James 18. 36. 102. 161
Harris. Jamie 13, 47. 109. 129
Hams. Kane 9
Harris, Thomans 161
Hamss. Kaiser 47
Hartley. Mike 34
Harvey, Tammy 93. 116. 139. 173
Hawkins. Paiton 35
Hays. Elizabeth 96. 97
Hays. Peyton 6. 11.24.47.90.95.
98. 103. 142. 160. 161
Hazlip. Magruder 147
Head. Aaron 48. 118
Hearn. Jeremy 74. 81, 86. 151
Heatherly. Carol 32
Hebert. Jeremy 48. 53. 66. 147
Hebert. Natalie 48.73. 101. 129
Hedglin. Christopher 48. 151
Heise. Diana 39
Helms. Matthew 48. 146. 147
Henderson. Cara 48
Henderson. Tom 33. 36
Henry. Amy 8. 48. 129
Hemdge. Bart 32. 35
Heslin. Ann 48. 139
Hesselbein. Mark 104
Hewitt. Emily 69
Hicks. Jennifer 7. 8. 21. 48. 84. 85.
112. 125
Hicks. Roderick 66. 1 1 8
Highfill. Dick R. 36
Hill. Rebecca 48
Hilton. Troy 66
Hinton. Brandi 48. 103. 125
Hoatland. J.W. 35
Hoban-Moore. Patricia 39
Hobgood. Angela 7. 23. 25. 46. 48.
54. 138. 139
Hobson. Willie 78. 79
Hoffman. Janine 32. 77
Hogg. Russell 101. 161
Hoggatt. Isaiah 48. 90. 107. 161
Hogue. Jane 34
Holley. Melissa 48
Hollis. Bridget 26. 48. 103. 125
Holloway. Kay 39
Holly. Graham 48. 70. 90
Holman. Rhoda 95. 100
Holsomback. Lysa 106
Holston. Erin Kate 48
Holton. Jed 151. 175
Hooker. Amanda 48. 125
Hooker. Brad 18. 48
Hooker. Mandy 6. 101. 142
Hooks. Steven 10. 48. 90. 151
Hopkins. Keith 66
Hopkins. Nancy 36. 37
Hom. Larry 34
Houston. Bronwen 10. 48. 90. 128.
129
Houston. Trade 27. 48. 112. 125
Hrom. Jimmy 48
Hubiak. Theresa 48. 125
Huddleston. April 48. 135
Hudson. Shanell 45. 105
Huff. Ashley 48. 53. 105. 112. 135
Huff. Kimberly 8, 9. 48. 50. 64. 65.
135
Huggard. Blake 19. 48. 66. 86. 150.
151
Hughes. Ben 48. 113. 154. 155
Hurley. Ashley 129
Husain. Banu 48. 120
Husband. Paul 97
Husband. Shannon 10. 48. 129
Hutchinson. Drew 48. 147
Hydinger. Tresslar 48. 101.135. 174
H\neman. Ann 33
Ingram. Wes 12. 48. 66. 67. 175
lrb>. Yamina 105. 113
Italiano. Regina 35
Ivancic, Nikki 48. 58. 96. 97. 103
hers. Leslie 35
Ivy.Jermaine 48. 93. 109. 155
Jacks. Tom 80. 81. 151
Jackson. Brian 34
Jackson. Candace 48. 64. 65. 135
James. Ashlon 147
James. Loren 48. 66. 147
James. Patrick 33
James. Waller 48. 66
Janicek. Mall 151
Jeffcoat. Molly 8. 48. 134. 135
Jenkins. Daniel 48. 109
Jinks. Vaughan 11. 48.88.99.112.
125. 169
Johnson. Andrea 49
Johnson. Bethany 49. 101. 125. 146
Johnson. Cathryn 49. 101. 103
Johnson. Christina 49
Johnson. Joshua 49. 113. 144
Johnson. Keith 104
Johnson. Mandy 49. 68. 129
Johnson. Percy 34
Johnson. Rose 35
Johnson. Ruth 34
Joiner. Kristi 139
Jolly. Priscilla 101
Jones. Christy 49. 139
Jones. David 81. 151
Jones. Emily 129
Jones. Jennifer 93. 100. 128. 129
Jones. Knsty 25. 88. 97. 125
Jones. Lakeisha 49
Jones. Mary Louise 39
Jones. Sara 49. 135
Jordan. J. C. 49
Jordan. Janice 1 1 1
Joseph. Melissa 39
Joyner. Kristi 10. 27. 49. 97. 112. 138
Jumey. Ron 32. 66
Justice. Kellv 49. 135. 147
Kahn, Robert 36. 106. 107
Kamenkovich. Asya 49
Kastner.Todd 62. 70. 71
Kearney. Enck 34
Keary. David 39
Keller. Enn 101. 125. 146
Keller. Gail 34
Kellum. Jenny 94, 95. 116. 135
Kelly. Jonathan 49. 53. 66
Kelly Katie 49. 129
Kemp. Jonathan 49. 66
Khandker. Asif 36
Kidd. John 159
Kiel. Mark 147
Kight. Lawrence 33. 36. 90
Kilgore. Jonathan 49. 108. 109. 160,
161
Killcreas. Amelia 7. 28. 33. 45. 49.
128. 129
Kimbel. Ricara 49
King. Geoffrey 49. 85
King. Sam 24.33.49.91. 113. 161
King. Vicki 33
King, Zane 154. 155
Kinget. Holly 50. 135
Kinzeler. Erin 139
Kirk. Alan 50. 155
Klevan. Andrea 14. 24. 50. 72. 73.
95. 1(16. 125
Kneupper. Jessie 50. 60. 97. 109.
129
Knight. Man 32
Knox. Cortland 50
Koenig. Christine 25. 50, 68, 69. 100
Laborde. Chad 50. 151
Lacallade. Janine 109. 135
Lacouture. Susan 118. 128. 129
Ladner. Aaron 147
Lagarde. Andre 147
Lamb. William 39. 104
Lambdin. Mary 105
Lambert. Joe 25, 50. 81. 86. 97. 102
Land. Stephanie 90. 91. 113
Lane. Laura 50. 108. 109. 135. 173
Lane. Mary Helen 23. 50. 139
Lang. Dana 35
Lang. Joe 90. 154. 155
Langley. Janet 35. 104
Larsen. Carolee 36
Lasalle. Julie 92.93. 139
Lasoski. Liz 15. 50. 135
Lassalle. Julie 50
Laster. AlmaP 132
Latil. Nathan 147
Lauro. James 39
Lawrence. Kirk 41. 54. 93. 147
Leinweber. Ashley 50. 90. 99
Leleux. Kyla 95
Lemmond. Rasa 6. 75. 86. 1 1 1. 125
Leon, Misty 50. 93. 95. 1 25
Leonard. Ciara 50
Lestage. David 16.57. 103. 116. 147.
175
Le\y. Brittany 50. 125
Licata. Nick 49. 150. 151
Liles. Bart 8. 93. 101. 147. 174. 175
Linehan. Wayne 39
Litkenhous. Brad 4. 13. 26. 50. 90.
98. 116. 142. 161. 174
Little. Denea 76. 77
Little. LaDonna 50
Locklin, Jason 103
Lokitz. Brad 51. 160. 161
Lonegrass. Mike 51. 111. 151
Long. Logan 18. 51. 147
Lowery. Patrick 10.146. 147
Luangphakdy. Vanh 5 1
Lucas.Andrea 17. 51. 103. 113
Lucas. DeAnna 51.74. 75.82.83.
86. 97. 105. 125
Ludlow. Emily 135
Lumm. George 51. 66. 67. 146.
147
Lumpkin. Jed 66. 151
Lynch. Mark 39
Lynch. Robert 51. 159
Lyons. Wendy 51. 85. 125
Lytton. Steven 70
Lvtton. William 32. 68. 70
Maestri. Scott 84. 85. 104. 105.
155
Magargee. Jill 51. 109. 139
Magee. Stan 34. 92. 173
Maisel. Julie 39. 49
Makey. Ian 51. 62. 70. 82. 83. 101.
147
Malick, Ben 159
Malpass. Kelly 51.90.92,97.125.
142
Mamaril. Jason 5 1
Mann. Debora 39. 103
Manney. Ed 35
Manuel. Leslie 4. 125. 142
Mareno. Susan 42. 51. 97. 98. 135.
142
Markham. Kathenne 26. 51. 135
Markley. Mary 35
Marks. Danny 41. 51. 70. 147
Marks, Erica 20. 51. 125
Marrs. Suzanne 36
Marsh. Merntt 51
Marshall. Annah 51.97, 107. 120.
135
Martin. Ashley 128. 129
Martin. Carole 35
Martin. Daniel 147
Martin. Drew 32. 66
Martin. Georgianna 6. 96. 97. 124.
125. 142
Martin. Jeanne 20. 24. 51. 97. 103.
108. 109. 128. 129
Martin. Sarah 51. 91. 129
Marshall Selvidge
Emily Counts
LeBlanc. Christina 50. 105
LeBlanc. Jason 46. 161
Lee. Jason 7. 50. 74
Lee. Martha 34
Leech. Will 50. 161
Lefavor, Brent 39. 1 1 1
Legendre. Nicole 106. 125
Lehman. Wesley 19. 147
Machida. Shiny a 51
MacMaster. Anne 39
Madakasira. Anita 51. 103. 139
Maddox. Rusti 51
Maddox. Shea 51. 92
Ryan Miles, Ryan Bourgeois
Martinez. Mathew 5 1
Mashburn. Hannah 17. 33. 35. 51. 58.
92. 138. 139
Mashnitskiy. Aleksey 51. 98
Mashnitskiy. Artem 51. 113. 118
Massey. Darrick 79
Matsuoka. Ryo 28.51. 57
Matthews. Jennifer 125
index
/lay. Lindsey 20, 51. 112. 128. 129,
173
dayfield. Jim 18 62. 70. 71. 86. 105
/IcAtee, Sarah 16. 5 1. 58. 99. 109, 1 19
McCain, Cody 80. 81
/IcCall. Michael 104
ifcCarley, R.W. 36. 109
4cCarty. John 37
/IcClain. Jim 51. 147
/IcClellan. Amy 13, 129 •
4cCown, Michael 155
ScDaniel, Andrea 51. 103, 125
/IcDonald. Edward 35
4cDonald, Jason 51. 90. 97. 164
4cDonald. Vickey 32
/IcElvaine. Robert 33. 101
dcElwee. Ginger 92. 93. 116. 125
acEwen, Honey 51. 1 25
4cGaw. Katie 19.51. 100. 112. 12S.
129
/IcGehee. Anna Catesby 17. 45. 97. 125
/IcGreger, April 66,99, 100
McGregor. Diana 34
4cGuire. Sarah 37. 39.98. 102. 119
/lclnlosh. Debra 33
/Icintyre. Chaz 159
4cKay, Nancy 32
4cKee. Katharine 51. 128. 129.171
/lcKenzie. Mike 66, 67
/lcKenzie. Trinity 51. 66
4cKeown, James 37
/lcKinney. Marcus 5 1 . 66
4cKinnis, Sam 16. 125
McNeal. Derrick 15, 52, 66,
160. 161
McNeil. Sarah Katherine 52, 125
Meadors, Jack 20
Meadows, Mary 135
Means, Brian 23. 42. 52. 97. 103, 119
Medcalf, Chris 52
Meeks, Evan 52
Mehrtens. Brett 52. 139. 173
Mendoza. Britt 116. 161
Meredith, Meg 52. 82. 87. 125
Merriman, Emily S. 14, 19, 50, 52,
68.69. 99. 129
Metcalf, Joy 8.33.98, 134, 135, 142
Meyer, Lindsay 52. 54. 76. 77
Meyers. V.cki 52. 10S. 109
Meza. Lisa 96. 97. 135. 142
Mezell.Ann 139
Michel. Michael 70. 147
Middleton, Jeanne 17. 37. 95
Miles, Jaime 37, 102. 125
Miles. Ryan 4. 14. 18. 52. 66. 86, 97.
138. 161. 170
Miller. Andrea 12. 34, 61. 142
Miller, Beth 125
Miller, Carey 106. 118. 164
Miller, Chad 155
Miller, Georgia 37
Miller, Greg 37
Miller, Matt 158
Miller, Wayne 35. 90
Millsaps. Amanda 52, 139
Millsaps, Lucy Webb 37
Katharine McKee, Kelly Walsh
vIcLaughlin, Matthew 146, 147
vlcLellan, Tara 51,93,95. 100. 10
VlcLin, Jaesa 8. 51
\lcMahon, Kevin 52, 158,159
vkManus, Jason 52, 74, 75, 93, 94
95,99, 103, 116, 147, 175
vJcMullan, Crissie 26, 93, 99, 100,
129. 142
Milnor. Jesse 52, 155
116 Misenar. Seth 6. 52
Mison, Keely 125
Mistretta, David 52, 66,86, 151
Mitchell. Jeff 52. 81. 90. 93. 97. 151
Mitchell. Joy 52, 82. 83, 129
Mitchell, Molly 24, 52, 135, 167
Mitchell. Venita 92
Mitias. Marcus 24
Mitias, Michael 37
Mixon, Keely 18. 26. 52. 76, 77
Miyamoto. Ryuta 118
Moak. Elizabeth 37, 106, 108,
109
Moffett, David 26, 53, 54, 97, 120,
161
Monday, Karen 54. 101
Montgomery. Robert 35
Moody. Jill 28. 52, 139
Moore, Charles H. 37
Moore, Michelle 109. 129.142
Moore. Miranda 7, 13, 61, 129
Morgan, Claire 58. 112. 113. 125
Morgan. Dana 106. 129
Morris, Shanna 52, 125
Morrison. Carla 1.41,52,90,93,
113, 125
Morrison, Robbie 8, 52, 70, 93. 146.
147
Morrison. Thomas 39
Moser. Rich 32.81
Moura. Sergio 68. 69. 70
Mouton, Catherine 24. 52. 109.
135. 174
Mouton. Thomas 155
Moyse. Ferd 159
Murphy. Tom 113
Muschamp, Mike 32. 66
Myrick.Jay 80. 81, 147
Nagai. Kousuke 52. 70
Namihira. Aogu 103
Napier. Eric 33. 104. 105
Nations. Dawn 34
Navarre, Eric 18. 19. 26. 52. 120
Neely, Andrew 49, 142, 159
Neely. Jason 49
Neely, Walter 32. 37. 104. 105
Neill, Laura 32
Nelms.Floy 32
Nelson, Anna 52. 111. 113. 125
Nelson. Clay 52. 66. 67, 103.
147
Nelson. Michael 52
Nemecek. Alice 25. 52. 139
Nevins. Robert 37. 103
New. Jesse 52, 159
Newell, Wilbert 34
Ngo. Vinh 28, 57. 103. 113
Nguyen, Binh 52, 98
Nicholas, Amanda 6, 52, 98. 99
Nichols, Eartts 35
Nichols. Jack 158. 159
Nichols, Todd 85, 103. 146. 147
Niolet, Kim 13, 52, 92, 93, 103. 112.
124. 125. 142. 173
Noble. Nash 37
Noel. Will 52
Nooe, Marion 39
O'Beirne, Meg 52, 58, 97, 98, 113,
135
O'Dell, Andrew 1, 16, 103. 109
Odom. Jeremy 159
Oglesby. Judy 34
O' Kelly. Amanda 32
O- Kelly. Cody 151
Olivia. Leanora 39. 100
Olivier, Emily 52. 92. 107. 135. 173
Omo-Bare. Iren 38
O'Neal, Erin 135
Osbora.Amy 52. 102
Ostenrude, Martha 7, 22, 139, 142
Otis, Angela 34, 35
Ou. Lawrence 52. 155
Owen. Tyler 159
Pace. Kimberly 24. 52, 95, 100, 108.
109. 116. 135
Pace, Murray 15. 68. 90. 91. 105. 135
Paduda, Mickey 53. 93. 105. 161
Page. Brandon 53. 80. 81
Page, Jim 32, 74, 81
Page, Judith 20, 38
Palmer. Lena 53.93.98, 103, 113,
138. 139. 142
Parish, Josh 70
Parker. Al 34
Parker. Connie 35
Parker. Hugh 31
Parks. Jim 33. 38
Parks. John 53
Parrish, Robert 155
Parsley. Jason 66, 80, 81. 151
Patel, Darsit 53
Patel. Nital 24. 53. 116. 139
Patterson. Adam 53. 161
Paul, Ryan 53. 79. 138. 161
Paulson, Jay 154. 155
Paxton, Crissy 53. 135
Payne.Angela 25,53.97. 103. 134. 142
Payne, Jason 103, 113, 154, 155
Pearce, Kate 24. 68. 69, 90, 134, 135.
173
Pedersen, Erica 8. 33. 53. 117. 135
Peede. Jon 34
Pelly. Malia 26, 53, 68, 69. 135
Pennebaker, Leigh 33, 53. 97. 109
Perkins, Jessica 10,53,90, 112. 118.
128. 129
Perry, Denise 53. 135
Perry. Tracy 84. 85. 104. 125
Pesson, Hillary 128. 129
Peters, Bridgette 53
Pettit, Jake 53, 151
Petty, Michael 81
Peyton. Jon 20. 53, 93. 150. 151
Phelps. Raymond 39
Pierce, Cary 21. 66, 161
Pierce, Dana 53
Pilgrim. Andy 34
Pilgrim. John 31. 39
Pinter. Stephanie 53
Pizzolato, Michael 159
Polk, Candice 53. 1 1 1
Pollard. Beau 54. 66, 111, 151
Pool, Chris 62. 80. 81. 151
Poole. Gillian 125
Porter. Bishop 54. 74. 75. 125
Powell, Davis 23. 54. 90. 91. 151
Powell, Erin 54, 135
Powers, Kate 125
Prather. Stan 33. 34. 61. 92, 113
Prejean. Mary Frances 54, 134, 135
Prenshaw. Penelope 38, 104
Pringle, Michael 147
Proctor, Greer 6. 17, 54, 111, 129
Pryor, Shannon 125, 167
Pugh. Jason 161
Pullen, Sandi 25. 33. 49. 54. 92. 95.
96. 100. 101. 139
Purser. Jimmie 39
Purvis. Benjamin 54. 159
Quinn. Melissa 6, 8, 17, 22, 45, 54. 103
Quinn. Robert 38
Rabai. Colette 12. 54. 97. 103.112,
138, 139
Rabourn, Roman 42. 66
Ragab. Tarn 54. 159
Raju, Aran 104. 105
Ranck. Caroline 54. 98. 109
Randall. Chris 33. 54. 161
Randazzo, Amy 54
Randell. Becky 77
Randman. Bennett 39
Ray, Darby 38,60, 95
Ray, Donald 31, 33
Ray, Starlight 54. 99. 1 1 2. 1 39
Ray, Stephanie 54. 1 05
Reddoch. Jason 8. 16. 159
Redmann, Kevin 28. 46. 54. 97. 106
Redmond. Daniel 6, 54
Reed, Ashley 135
Reed, Rebecca 26. 54, 134. 135
Reid, William 54. 147
Reine. Virginia 54. 139
Reiners. Gretchen 55. 90, 125, 173
Rendfrey. Frederick 55. 161
Reyes, Elaine 25. 55, 128. 129
Reynolds. Jeremy 1 1 1
Reynolds. Stacy 26. 93. 107. 129
Rhodes, Greg 70. 71. 147
Rhymes. Mia 6. 109. 122
Rhymes. Sandy 34. 35
Richards, Rachel 55, 98. 99. 112
Richie. Sarah 55, 57. 95. 97, 125, 142
Ricks, Patsy 39
Riddell, Jana 55, 139
Riley, Blaine 66, 151
Rimes, Josh 82, 83, 147
Ringer, Amanda 55, 58. 139
Rinta. Elise 104. 117
Roberson. Anne 55. 125
Robert. Jon 70. 151
Roberts, Edwin 55. 66. 151
Roberts. Erin 50
Roberts, Jess 55, 147
Roberts, Lauren 11.26.55. 134. 135
Robertson, Chris 24. 54
Robertson. Dora 33
Robertson. Tom 34
Robinson. Michael 55, 66
Robinson. Sarah 135
Rogers. Elizabeth 14, 19. 25, 55, 62, 74.
75,86.90.92.93.98. 113, 124. 125
Rogers, Jennifer 9, 93, 135
Rogers, Joseph 55.78.79. 81
Rogers. Kristin 55. 139
Rohberger. Taylor 147
Romaguera. Mac 55. 66, 161
Ronan, Season 55. 78. 79
Rose, Missy 55, 125. 142
Roussel. Stacy 55. 77
Roy. Ryan 55
Royappa. Andrew 38
Rumbley, Charles 159
Rundell.Tom 55. 147
Russell, Dustin 55. 151
Russell, John 8, 55.82.83. 88. 151
Russell. Kevin 31. 34
Russell, Matt 155
Russell, Nathan 55, 81, 86, 102, 151
Saad. Nicole 1, 39, 95, 100,117
Sallis. Charles 38. 95. 101. 175
Sallis, Harrylyn 31. 32. 35, 38. 104
Saltzman. Chad 55. 151
Salvaggio, Mark 55. 118, 164
Samples, Diane 33
Sams, Leah 25, 55, 90. 92. 95. 97.
124. 125
Sanders, Bradley 24, 55. 93. 161
Sanders. Melvin 66
Sandhu. Sonia 58. 139
Sandstrum. John 33. 38
Sanford. Tricia 55
Sarglepp. Margus 22. 24. 55.
57. 97. 106, 107. 109. 117
Savell, Lorri 26, 98. 129, 142
Sawyers, Eleace 55
Scales, Charley 55, 103, 109. 147
harris-scales
Schambach. Robin 55. 105. 165
Scherer. Mandy 55. 135. 173
Schimmel. Connie 39, 172
Schoolar. Ellen 22, 55
Schrader. Edward 31.38,88
Schrader. Melanie 19, 55, 93. 95.
102. 103. 125
Schumacher. Julie 14,28.55. 105.
124. 125
Schwalenberg. Taylor 55
Schwartz. Don 38. 100
Schwitter. Michael 55. 79. 100, 159
Scott, Steve 90, 92. I IX. 158. 159
Screws, Jeremy 155
Segrest, Hudson 45. 55. 74, 75. 86.
93.95. 101. 117. 161
Segrest. Sarah 14. 55. 112, 125
Selvidge. Marshall 55. 159
Serpa, Mary Elizabeth 100
Sethi. Sunny 93, 155
Shearer, Jan 50. 82. 83
Sheehan. Katie 135
Sheehan. Timothy 56,70. 113, 147
Sheldon, Cassie 8.56.61.93. 113,
135
Shell. Bnton 39
Shelton. Anna 138, 139
Sheridan. Karen 112. 139
Shirley, Steve 70, 151
Shive, Robert 39. 90
Shull, Mary Catherine 41. 53, 56. 97.
134. 135, 142
Sigel, Lisa 39
Sill, Drew 56. 84. 85, 88. 161
Simon, Brit 101, 108. 109
Sims. Lynne 56
Skertich. Melissa 56. 72. 73, 135
Skipper. Julie 2, 15. 24. 56, 97. 112.
128. 129
Slayden, April 1 9, 20. 4 1 . 56. 68. 9 1 .
93.97. 103. 112, 125
Smith. Alexia 135
Smith. Andy 95
Smith. Elise 38
Smith, Fred 104
Smith. Jamie 56
Smith. Leigh 56. 99. 103
Smith. Marc 12, 18, 33, 46, 56. 61,
70.71.97. 117
Smith. Oreathia 25. 95. 132
Smith. Phillip 142. 159
Smith. Richard 31.39. 104
Smith, Sherry 56. 97
Smith, Steven 37,38. 118. 175
Smith. Trivarshia 56
Snead, Kara 135
Sneed. David 28. 31, 34, 92
Sneider. Chris 16, 28. 147
Solomon. John 70. 159
Song. James 56
Sonnier, Evangeline 10. 111. 139
Sonnier. Lauren 20. 56. 1 35
Sood, Harpreet 56
Sood. Nidhi 139
Sood, Preeli 1 39
Spaulding. Sarah 135
Spear, Rachel 21, 56. 135
Spears. Jenna 7.95. 175
Speed. Jeff 56. 81. 86. 97
Speed. Leland 104
Spitzer, Daniel 3C)
Spooner. Talia 56. 77. 139
Spotts, Sirena 76, 77, 175
Spratl. Sean 56. 104
Stack, Billy 32
Stallings. Anthony 95. 100
Starlings, Fran 56. 108. 109. 129
Stamps, Lauren 12. 17, 25. 56. 97.
98.99. 102. 124. 125
Slander. Otis 56.66, 151
Starks. Kentrell 56. 66
Stauffer. Caroline 10, 56. 111. 135
Steelman. Will 56. 147
Stegall. Bill 154, 155
Stensaas, Kristy 38, 60
Sterling, Melissa 56, 174
Stevens, Kandi 56. 128. 129. 142
Stewart. LaShundra 56
Stewart. Ruth 21. 33
Stewart. Taryn 12. 112. 113
Stickle. Lillian-Elizabeth 56. 109
Still, Chris 56, 154, 155
Stine. Jason 56. 1 13
Stockstill. Brandi 56
Stockton. Alisha 103. 119
Sloner. Lance 56. 79, 142, 150. 151
Stout. Paul 3,81, 151
Strahan, Sherry 56, 100
Streetman. Morgan 147
Strickland, Ashley 129
Strine. Cindy 34, 93, 112
Stringfellow. Amanda 56. 105
Stroud. John 32, 79
Stuart, Lisa 56, 135
Stuart, Vicki 34
Stuntz. Lori 56.90.98. 101. 138. 139
Suane. Shantelle 122
Sudduth. Kelly 56, 93. 95. 98. 103.
112. 113. 135. 142. 173
Suggs. John 1, 15.49. 109. 154. 155
Sullenberger. Allison 101
Sullivan, Donald 35
Sullivan, Heather 56, 88, 97. 112.
125. 173
Sullivan, John 56, 82. 83. 158. 159
Sullivan, Russell 56
Sullivan. Tracy 38
Sulser. Ashley 57. 97. 99. 125.
169
Sumrall. Anita 33. 34. 61
Sumrall. Richie 57, 147
Surber. Theresa 33
Surrell, Matthew 57
Sutherland. Buzz 113
Sutherland. Katie 104. 113. 135
Swearingen. Charles 57. 66, 102,
155
Sweat. Jonathan 39
Sweeney. Adam 2. 70. 71, 111. 147
Sylvester. Nicole 19. 72. 73. 135
Szebeni. Szilvia 57. 103
Tabari, Hoofar 57
Tabari. Hootan 57.159
Taylor, Camilla 129
Taylor. Melissa 1 1 3
Taylor. Pat 37. 39, 57. 95. 104
Taylor, Susan 39
Teasley, Otis 35
Temple, Jamie 54, 57. 76. 77
Tench, Tim 11. 57. 66. 151
Thatamaml. John J. 38
Thaw. Kurt 38
Thibodeaux. Dale 57.66. 161
Thomas, Jessica 10, 57, 129
Thompson, Bobby 57. 103. 113
Thompson, Cliff 57. 97. 109
Thompson. Greg 154. 155
Thompson. James 57. 60. 106. Ill
Thompson. Joy 57
Thompson. Rachel 57. 99. Ill,
129
Thornton. Andy 57. 147
Thrash, Walker 57, 80. 81. 151
Thune. Carrie 13, 57. 109. 129
Thurston. Tina 39
Tjeng. Vivian 57. 103
Todd. Sarah 57. 125
Tolar, Jarred 12.58.65, 161
Toledano. Reagan 58. 150. 151
Tosch, Mallory 8, 58. 173
Touchstone, Robert 58, 103. 154,
155
Townsend. Dwayne 85
Townsend. Shane 70, 87
Trappey, Ellen 8, 11, 24. 58, 97, 108,
109. 112. 125
Trigg. Connie 32
Tripp. Greg 82
Trotter. Joycelyn 33
Tsui. Ming 38. 39
Connie Sthimmel
Tucker. Mary Kathryn 45. 58
Tucker. Uvon 4. 14. 58. 99. 108
Turner. James 39
Turnipseed, Amy 58. 135
Umsted. David 58. 66. 147
Underwood. April 58. 125
Underwood. Ranee 35
Valentine, Courtney 18,54,58,93.
103. 128, 129. 142
Valentine, Lee 58
Vandiver. Betsy 16. 108. 129.
174
Varnado. Ryan 66. 86. 151
Vasamsetti. Prasad 138, 161
Vaughn. Marlys 38
Veach, Margaret 10. 58. 99. 139
Venator. Edmond 39
Venator. Jeff 34
Veum, Mick 38. 113
Vincent. Ryan J. 7, 58. 90, 93, 97.
112. 113
Vincent. Ryan P. 58. 84. 85.154. 155
Vollmar. Andrew 58.66. 151
Wade. Came 27. 58. 134. 135
Wade. Michael 58, 93. 154. 155
Wadlmgton. Mary Clay 58. 100. 106,
109, 142, 125
Wagner, Holly 33
Waguespack, Daniel 58, 79
Wahrle. Suzanne 57. 58. 88. 95. 99,
102. 103
Walberg. Lane 81
Waldrop. Gail 35
Waldrop.Will 85, 151
Walker. Brandi 59. 64. 65. 90. 93. 95.
108. 109. 122. 142
Walker. Dan 59. 95. 117, 147
Walker, Drew 97, 146, 147
Walker, Ford 34
Walker. Ken 25. 59. 88. 102. 109
Walker, Robert 146, 147
Walker, Virginia 59. 110
Wallace, Joy III
Wallin. Leah 95, 125
Wallis, Mandi 11, 59. 139. 173
Walsh. Kelly 4, 46. 59. 90. 128, 129,
171
Walters, Christopher 59. 151
Walton, Tyler 49. 59. 88. 92. 93. 98.
102, 117. 142. 147
Wang, Joe 59. 101. 113
Wang. Julie 59, 95, 103, 108, 109
Ward. Jessica 59
Ward. Rob 147
Ward. Timothy J. 38
Warren, Sanford 38, 105
Warren, Stacy 82, 83. 93. 125. 169
Warriner, Elizabeth 95. 1 25
Washington. Alicia 59
Washington, Chad 33, 49, 53, 59, 90,
95.97, 161
Washington. Rochelle 35
Waters. Michael 6, 82. 83. 90
Waters. Raymond 59
Watson, Jonathan 59. 70
Weathersby. Troy 98
Webre. Erin 100, 128, 129
Webster, Stephanie 59
Wegner. Kolie 8. 9. 15. 59. 125
Weir. Therese 125
Welch. Duncan 104. 105
Wells. Larry 33
West. Barbara 33
West. Beth 20. 22. 59. 112. 128. 129,
173
West. Mary 59. 135
White. Albert 98
White. Amy 1. 7. 33. 59. 106. 129
White. Jared 14.15.21.59.66.67.
86. 160. 161
While. Lillian 59. 129
White. Nancy 32
White. Rachelle 8. 17. 20. 25. 33. 35,
45.59.74.75.86. 107. 113, 124.
125
White. Rhonda 59, 92. 93. 103, 129.
173
White. Shane 32
White. Wade 41. 59. 74. 86. 1 12. 147
Whitfield, Johnnie-Marie 38
Whitfield, Lindsay 13.59.90.109.
112. 135
Whitfield-Smith. Carolina 59. 109
Whitney. Lisa 39
Wick. Darren 38. 101
Wien. Emily 15
Wikle, Will 59. 91. 93. 147
Wilbum, Sherryl 34. 35. 57. 61. 113
Wilkinson, David 34
Wilkinson. Ruth 35
Wilkinson. Shayne 34
Wilkinson. Tim 34, 35
Williams. Betsy 60. 125
Williams. Billy 66. 103, 147. 151
Williams. Catherine 10. 139
Williams. Cheryl 42, 59
Williams, Quinton 59, 66. 97. 161
Williams. Sally 54, 59. 128. 129
Williamson. Georgia 16. 59
Willis. Judy 33
Wilson. Austin 38. 100
Wilson. Dee 104
Wilson. Jeremy 59. 118. 159. 173
Wilson. Joey 59
Wilson. Josh 70.71. 86. 151
Windhauser. Jared 41. 57
Winn. Frankie 45. 95
Winn, Meri-Winston 59, 125
Wise. DeAnna 59.97. 135
Wise, Jonathan 42. 49. 54. 81, 155
Wise. Tim 32, 79. 85.94
Witt. Ben 107
Wold. Vanessa 59, 129
Womac.Corbin 66. 142. 151
Woodall. Enca 59. 95. 117. 129
Woodard. Susan 39
Woodlmg, Kellie 20. 91. 103,139
Woods, Alex 33
Woods, Brian 79
Woodward, David 32. 169
Woodward. Jack 32. 33
Woodward, Jacob 109
Woodward. Nelda 35
Wvnn. Marianne Rovals 111
Yasinski, Stephanie 27.46. 128. 129
Yates, Todd 79
Young. Barbara 33
Young. Beau 1 5 1
Young. Byron 59
Young, Chad 8, 59, 155
Young. Mandy 73. 125
Young. Sarah 90. 135
Zale. Sanford 38. 101
Zanzig. Jeffrey 38
Zimmerman, Gretl 59. 76. 77. 98.
Zubic. Kelly 59, 147
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BOBASHELA STAFF, (front) Michael Barham,
Tammy Harvey, Lindsey May, Rachel Baird, Jane
Buck, Brian Berryhill, (middle) Ashley Bass, Kim
Niolet, Heather Sullivan, Rebecca Abbott, Kelly
Sudduth, Brett Mehrtens, [back] Stan Magee,
]ennv Cherrvhomes, Rhonda White, Laura Lane,
Kate Pearce, Brooks Brower.
Kim Niolet, Rhonda White, Tammy Harvey
Stan Magee, Mandy Scherer, Kate Pearce
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Rhonda White, Ashley Bass
If I had that job, I'd shoot myself ... New York trip:
Silver Crown from CSPA and the St. Patrick's Day
Parade . . . My fonts will not print . . . Moving to Franklin . . .
Whose idea was the bulletin boards? ... Tootsie Roll
sculptures ... Rhonda is in charge of morale ... The
circular pictures won the award ... Krazee Kate and
Tracy . . . Mini Pics Art Jam and Giddyup Thangs . . .
Little Debbies in the Food Drawer ... The search for Flick
at the bottom of the Dr. Pepper cans ... Do you eat
gyros to forget? ... When are you taking us to
Shapley's? ... Planning for the year 2000 ... Listening
to the animals run laps above us in the old Student
Center ... The big decision: where do we eat next?
Bobashela
EDITORIAL
Editor Ashley Bass
Assistant Editor Rhonda White
Assistant Editor Kate Pearce
SECTIONS
Student Life Editor Jenny Cherryhomes
Student Life Assistant Mallory Tosch
People Editor Tammy Harvey
People Assistant Brett Mehrtens
Sports Editor Tracy Gillanders
Greek Editor Kim Niolet
Greek Assistants Mandy Scherer & Laura Lane
Activities Editor Brooks Brower
Activities Assistant Lindsey May
Ad Editors Laura Lane & Mallory Tosch
Index Editor Rachel Baird
PHOTO
Head Photographer Brian Berryhill
Photo Editor Mandi Wallis
Assistant Photo Editor Heather Sullivan
Darkroom Assistant Jeremy Wilson
Photographer Jane Buck
CONTRIBUTING STAFF AD SALES
Emily Olivier Rebecca Abbott
Beth West Kelly Sudduth
Madelyn Fancher
Advisor Stan Magee
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Thanks to: Dean David Sneed, Sandy Rhymes, and the rest of the Student Affairs staff for
their cooperation and support; the Business Office for handling yearbook orders and billing;
Chris Coleman of Graduate Supply House for his encouragement; Gwenyth Winston and
Jennifer Hoover of Herff Jones for in plant help; the Post Office staff for assisting with
yearbook distribution; the Maintenance staff for moving us and setting up the new darkroom;
Mark Hinkle for some pictures on the soccer and volleyball spreads; Tom Roster for a few
pictures on the Homecoming spread; Sherri Taylor for design ideas; Rich Moser for help with
team pictures and statistics; teachers and students for donating pictures
for the book and items for the bulletin board dividers.
PURPOSE
Our mission was to serve and delight the students of Millsaps. We wanted to stimulate and positively
affect our own group and our community. All that the staff did was accomplished with committed
determination, innovation, and the highest level of excellence. Our expectations were exceeded,
spirits lifted, and possibilities expanded. I want to thank the staff for their dedication
to telling every person's story and getting it right.
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We will go forth from Millsaps. We will leave the gates and
enter an ever-changing world. Some things about us will
change, but some will not. We will always think of our time
here when we hear the clear ring of a belltower or when we
see the warm pink of an azalea bloom. We will never leave
this past behind. Pieces of our lives will remind us of a time
that will never be simply the past. And we will realize that
we may leave Millsaps, but Millsaps will never leave us.
These became a part of that child who went forth, and
who now- goes, and will always go forth every day.
Walt Whitman, fronV'There Was a Child Went Forth"
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