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R^emembering the Past,
Seeing the Future,
Living the Present

Don't Quit

"When things go wrong as they sometimes will

When the road you're trudging seems all up hill.

When funds are low and the debts are high.

And you want to smile, but you have to sigh.

When care is pressing you down a bit.

Rest, if you must, but don't you quit.

Life is queer with its twists and turns.

As everyone of us sometimes learns.

And many a failure turns about

When he might have won had he stuck it out:

Don't give up though the pace seems slow -

You may succeed with another blow.

Success is failure turned inside out -

The silver tint of the clouds of doubt.

And you never can tell how close you are.

It may be near when it seems so far:

So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit

It's when things seem worst that you must not QUIT.

The Challenge

Let others lead small lives,

but not you.

Let others argue over small things

but not you.

Let others cry over small hurts,

but not you.

Let others leave their future

in someone else's hands,

but not you.

Carry On

It's easy to fight when everything's right.

And you're mad with the thrill and the glory;

It's easy to cheer when victory's near.

And wallow in fields that are gory.

It's a different song when everything's wrong.

When you're feeling infernally mortal;

When it's ten against one, and hope there is none,

Buck up, litde soldier, and chortle:

Carry on! Carry on!

There isn't much punch in your blow.

You're glaring and staring and hitting out blind;

You're muddy and bloody, but never mind.

Carry on! Carry on!

You haven't the ghost of a show.

It's looking like death, but while you've a breath.

Carry on, my son! Carry on!

And so in the strife of the battle of life
It's easy to fight when you're winning;
It's easy to slave, and starve and be brave.
When the dawn of success is beginning.
But the man who can meet despair and defeat
With a cheer, there's a man of God's choosing;
The man who can fight to Heaven's own height
Is the man who can fight when he's losing.

Carry on! Carry on!

Things never were looming so black.

But show that you haven't a cowardly streak.

And though you're unlucky you never are weak.

Carry on! Carry on!

Brace up for another attack.

It's looking like hell, but - you never can tell;

Carry on, old man! Carry on!

There are some who drift out in the deserts of doubt.
And some who in brutishness wallow;
There are others, I know, who in piety go
Because of a Heaven to follow. ^

But to labor with zest, and to give of your best.
For the sweetness and joy of the giving;
To help folks along with a hand and a song;
Why, there's the real sunshine of living.

Carry on! Carry on!

Fight the good fight and true;

Believe in you mission, greet life with a cheer;

There's big work to do, and that's why you are here.

Carry on! Carry on!

Let the world be the better for you;

And at last when you die, let this be your cry:

Carry on, my soul! Carry on!

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SPECIAU COLLECTION

This year the HAC AWA is dedicated to a unique
passed away this year. A man who has helped to
anyone who encounters him. For raore than ten
Pastor Andrew Weisner's presence. He has been
His kind words and upbeat personality have
hurt feelings, and a variety of other emotions
find God and see what His message is for each
has experienced many of the triumphs and hard-
inspiration to many and a friend to all. Thank

individual and his dog. Pepper, who sadly
create a loving and memorable experince for
years the L-R community has been blessed by
an inspiration to many students and staff alike,
helped many people deal with stress, sadness,
over the years. He has helped many students
of them. As a 1979 Lenoir-Rhyne graduate, he
ships that befall many students today. He is an
you Pastor Weisner for being yourself!

Student Life
Dectstons

"I found every single successful person IVe spoken to had a
clear, specific unequivocal decision that they were not going
cess. Some people make that decision at 15 and some make

"The better a man is, the more mistakes he will make, for
top-level job a man who was not making mistakes...

"Whatever you believe with emotions becomes your
intermost beliefs and convictions."

"When you cannot make up your mind which of
choose the bolder."

"Resolve to pay any price or make any sacrifice to
credible."

"One of our greatest gifts is our intuition. It is a
and trust it."

!!!^^ "A mediocre idea that generates enthusiasm
Every great leap forward in your life
"Think before you act and then act

student Life
Decisions

turning point. The turning point was when they made a
to live like this anymore; they were going to achieve suc-
it at 50, and most people never make it at all/'

the more new things he will try I would never promote to a
otherwise he is sure to be mediocre/'

reality You always act in a manner consistent with your
two evenly balanced courses of action you should take-
get into the top ten percent of your field, that payoff is in-
sixth sense we all have-we just need to learn to tap into

will go further then a great idea that inspire no one/'
comes after you have made a clear decision of some kind/
decisively Fortune favors the brave/'

Graduation 2004

As we say goodbye to the Class of 2004 it is a time to reflect on all the memories we
share with those who are moving on to bigger and better things. Although we will
sorely miss our fellow classmates, they will always have their memories of Lenoir-
Rhyne to reflect back upon. While the class of 2004 eagerly awaits new opportunities
that will be offered to them, we all must remember that a new class follows, and those
who are still at L-R must help the new recruits. The 2004 key speaker was Mark
Hanson, the presiding Bishop of the ECLA. He spoke of the future and the promise
that every L-R grad has. We wish the best to the class of 2004 and remember to never
forget your roots.

"THE BIG REVENGE"

Director Joe Sturgeon Faculty

Production Manager/Designer Dave McManus Faculty

Stage Manager Jade Robinson Student

Assistant Stage Manager Sten Wall Student

Assistant Stage Manager Jen Student

Assistant Lighting Designer Kim Riggs Student

Production Electrician Chase Crawford Student

House Manager Adrian Smith Lenoir, NC

Electrician Mike Collins Student

Master Carpenter Tatiana Student

Vincen/PacoJosh Propst Morganton, NC

Angela/Bath Girl 2 Dusty Hammett Student

Carlo Taylor Edwards Newton, NC

Grace Lucia Morales Hickory, NC

Cassie/Bath Girl 1 Becky Olson Student

The Duke Christopher Allen Student

The Duchess Christine Maack Student

Lucian Nathan Yoder Faculty

Amberly Jacqueline Payne Student

George Keith Wozencraft Student

Julian Brian Dull Student

Su-Su Krysta Meinzer Student

Bolo TJ Austin Newton, NC

Antonio Reily Jackson Statesville, NC

Mercy Felisha Macen Student

Mama Superior/Judge Rebecca LaCerte Student

Alecto/Doctor Sarah Mcllvaine Student

Tisiphone Ashley Brown Student

MegaeraA/anessa Bonnie-Lynn Willers Student

Reporter/Club Girl Katie Abernethy Hickory, NC

Investigator Thomas Propst Morganton, NC

Play Makers

Play Makers is the drama company on L-
R's campus. They perform two plays a year,
along with midnight theater which are all
student run. The fall play was The Big Re-
venge and the spring play was James and
the Giant Peach. Many actor and actresses
come out and make a name for themselves
on the stage. Singing, dancing, acting, and
special effects are all common occurances
during one of the plays. Lots of time prac-
ticing and learning parts is a necessity for
success. Advisor Joe Sturgeon, combines
talent and energy to create plays for every-
one to enjoy

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Homecoming Parade

An annual event at Lenoir-Rhyne is Homecoming week, capped off by the
homecoming parade. There were many interesting floats this year, and all
were somehow related to a common theme. The parade was a huge success,
with many different organizations and Greeks participating. There were many
costumes and lots of fun that went into the decorating process. Hard work
and a commitment for success helped many groups make superb floats. The
overall winner for best float belonged to the HANDS group with their John
Deer made trucks.

Mauney-Schaffer

The Mauney-Schaffer Building was rededicated this fall with ma-
jor upgrades and improvements. The building was built in 1928.
For many years, students lived within the confines of the build-
ings, but recently they had deteriorated to a point that repair
was needed. The new and improved facility will be used for of-
fices by several schools and for conferences. Many alunmni gave
generously for improvements and repairs to a building that was
part of L-R years before they were.

Study Abroad

Last year many students had the unique opportunity to study abroad. Students decided
to travel to countries all over the world including Australia, China, England, Mexico,
and Italy for a semester. Those who could not study abroad for a semester traveled on a
class trip or in the summer partook in the semester at sea program. Studying abroad is a
unique and fun experience for any L-R student who participates. Adapting to a foreign
culture firsthand allows students to develop an entirely new perspective about them-
selves and the world around them. Expanding horizons with a semester abroad demon-
strates a sense of adventure, curiosity and flexibility. There are scholarships and grants
available to those who cannot afford the cost. During the past semester seven students
studied abroad in places from Australia to England.

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Health Fair

This year the health fair exposed students
to all kinds of healthy yet delicious
dishes. There were many low carb and low
fat foods to try. There was prizes and
give aways . You could even check you blood
pressure and body fat percentage. Students
enjoyed the creative dishes and free food
giveaways. There were many stations where
students could learn interesting facts
about different foods and then sample
them. Overall the Health Fair was a huge
success .

Jazz Ensemble Choir and
Visiting Writers

The college's jazz program is charting an ambitious agenda. The group plans to submit
tapes to Essentially Ellington, a competition run by Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York
City. "The students are rising to the challenge," Nigrelli states. "There are many high
quality instrumental music programs in this area, and these students demonstrate this fact.'

Throughout the academic year, 16 area high school musicians meet weekly with Dr.
Christopher Nigrelli, assistant professor of music, to prepare advanced level jazz music for
performance. The group, known as the L-R Big Band, will serve as the centerpiece for the
college's new jazz program slated to begin fall of 2005. The program will help supplement
area high school music programs by providing support in the education of jazz and other
related musical forms.

Every month Lenoir-Rhyne plays host to a visiting writer. There have been some very
famous writers to lecture and sign books at L-R.From Kathy Riechs and Shamus
Heaney to Alice Walker and Anne Fadiman all have been part of the L-R experience.

The Lenoir-Rhyne A Cappella Choir, Western Piedmont Symphony and Fletcher Opera
Institute soloists performed Handel's "Messiah, a Sacred Oratorio in Three Parts.The A
Cappella Choir is under the direction of Dr. Paul D. Weber, associate professor of music.
Every voice range can be heard. A tryout is required to see if you have the proper range to be
in choir.

fomimtions
wformance

''You are not here merely to make a living. You are here in
vision, with a finer spirit of hope and achievement. You are
you forget the errand."

"Don't waste life in doubts and fears; spend yourself on
mance of this hour's duties will be the best preparation

"Being relaxed, at peace with yourself, confident,

keys to successful performance in almost everything."

"It is our individual performances, no matter how I
determine how well ordered the world may become."

"I know the price of success: dedication, hard
to see happen."

"What we think or what we believe is, in the
is what we do."

t^"There's no such thing as coulda, shoulda, or

The important thing is to dare to dream

"Everything depends upon execution;

"Great works are done when one is

Qromimtions
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order to enable the world to live more amply, with greater
here to enrich the world, and you impoverish yourself if

the work before you, well assured that the right perfor-
for the hours or ages that follow it/'

emotionally neutral, loose, and free floating-these are the

humble our place in life may be, that will in the long run
work, and an unremitting devotion to the thing you want

end, of little consequence. The only thing of consequence

woulda. If you shoulda and coulda, you woulda done it.
big, then take action to make it come true.''
having just a vision is no solution."

not calculating and thinking."

PsiChi

Psi Chi is an honors society for psychology majors. The organizahon researches how people act and why they do what
they do. They sell candy to raise money for trips and research.

Hands

HANDS is an organization dedicated to promoting deaf awareness on campus and community grounds. They are
involved in many activities including presentations at schools, buying Christmas presents for children, creating a
homecoming float, and teaching sign language to anyone who is interested in learning.

CAB

The Campus Activities Board also known as CAB provides entertainment for all students in a variety of ways. They
put on concerts, novelties, lectures, and game nights. Members of this organization search for talent to bring to Lenoir-
Rhyne for the benefit of all the students.

Sign Troupe

Sign Troupe is an organization comprised of deaf and hard of hearing students along with other students who know
ASL. Sign Troupe is a performing group that travels to schools and other events and performs to music by signing the
words.

Circle K

Circle K is a ser\'ice organization which has preniously provided assistence to the boys and girls club, the humane
society, and the Samaritans purse. Their current activities include the JDRF Walk for the Cure iii which they are selling
cure diabetes braclets and funding for the tsunami disaster.

Lenoir-Rh3mean

The Lenoir-Rhynean is L-R's campus newspaper. Members of this organization put out a monthly issue of the events
happeniiig within the Lenoir-Rhyne community. Whether it's sports, news, entertainment, commentary, or feature
articles it can be found within the pages of the Lenoir-Rhynean.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization to accomadate athletes and anyone else for worship and bible
study. Along with campus ministry worship and fellowshp FCA supplies bible studies for athletic teams on campus
and the Ridgecrest retreat.

Campus Crusade for Christ

Campus Crusade for Christ is a christian organization that incoporates christian fellowship with music and prayer.
Everyone is welcome to attend their meeting and are encouraged to let God into their lives and join crusade to learn
of his ways.

WLRC the Trip

WLRC is a student operated radio station, liiey broadcast live through the internet and on 99.3 tm. Members are active
in different areas of the organization including shows, promotions, and event planning. Events that WLRC sponsors
include concerts, open-mic night, giveaways, and Ii\e broadcasts.

Dance Company

The Dance Company is very active with the Lenoir-Rhyne community. Members of the organization teach all different
kinds of dance including ballet, tap, jazz, clogging, and swing. The group performs at two shows one in Novemember
the other in April.

Phi Beta Lambda

Phi Beta Lambda is an organization for professional business leadership development. Projects Phi Beta Lambda
sponsors include the March of Dimes, other fundraisers, speakers, conferences, and community service.

InterVarsity

InterVarsity is a christian organization that is interdenominational fellowship for all sttidents to enjoy. InterVarsity has
many guest speakers and musicians who help enhance the environment of the worship service. The main event for
InterVarsity is their Chapter Retreat.

Outdoor Adventure Club

The Outdoor Adventure Club focuses on all kinds of outdoor activities such as; hiking, camping, climbing, and other
outdoor sports. This group has plans to rock climb, hike, white water raft, and have camp outs this year. Eveyone is
invited and the cost is usually minimal.

Lutheran Student Movement

The Lutheran Student Mo\ement organization is a Pan-Lutheran Organization. They organize retreats, bible studies,
fellowships, weekly meetings, and service projects.

Alpha Lambda Delta

Alpha Lambda Delta is a honor society that encourage academic achie\ement through supporting roles. Those who are
strong members help students who are facing difficulties with their studies and try to solve their problems to strengthen
the campus community.

Cantos

The Cantos Organization produces Lenoir-Rhyne's aniiual literary magazine. Students sumbit poems, art work, and
short stories that are read by the staff and if they are worthy enough are bound together in a short magazine booklet.

Student Govermnent Association

The Student Go\ernment Association is run by students for students. Other organizations that need funding for
projects come and submit proposals to SGA for funding. Then the students have discussions on whether to permit
funding or not and how much should they give.

HACAWA

The HACAWA is Lenoir-Rhyne's yearbook. Members of this organization are in charge of all aspects of production of
the yearbook. Photography, page designing, layouts, and write ups are some of the jobs that are needed to be part of
the staff.

Panhellenic

Panhellenic is a council of sorority women from all diffent sororities that meet to discuss ways to bring sorority women
together across the campus.

Black Student Alliance

The Black Student Alliance is a group of African Americans who meet and discuss ways to make things more equal for
everyone. An atmosphere of belonging for minorities is created.

These pages are dedicated to Brandon Killings-
away on his way home for Thanksgiving break
munity has suffered by losing such a loving in-
mother, Melissa Killingsworth: ''He was an
all whose lives he touched, none more than
the pain has been unbearable but with the sup-
love for Brandon, my family will get on with
life. I have received amazing letters and cards
students, professors, and parents. He loved L-R
cee there.'' Brandon, you will be sorrowly
look forward to the day we will be with you a

ivorth, a young man who tragically passed
No words can heal the wounds the L-R corn-
dividual. The following words are by his
amazing young man and is missed deeply by
mine. He was my first bom and only son, and
port of our family and friends, along with my
our lives and be better for having him in our
from the L-R community including those from
and everything about it, even meeting his fian-
missed by everyone at L-R. We love you and
gain in heaven.

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Seniors

Kelly Aldridge
B.A. in General Studies

Jason Bingham
B.A. in Management

Emily Allen
B.A. in Religous StLidies

Jessica Amone
B.A. in Communication

Misty Bingham
B.A. in Health & Exercise

Ryan Michael Blake
B.A. in Sacred Miisic

Thomas Baker III
B.A. in English

Clayton Branton
B.A. in Biology

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Seniors

Kristen Braun
B.A. in Education

Anna Carpenter
B.A. in Education

Gerren Brittian
B.A. in Athletic Training

Megan Broucht
B.A. in Religious Studies

Michael Cashin
B.A. in Psychology

Mark Chambers
B.S. in Chemistry

Kathryn Brown
B.A. in Psychology

Monica Chapman
B.S. in Nmsing

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Seniors

Jamie Ciotta
B.S. in Human Studies

Joshua Collins
.A. in Religious Studies

Crystal Clary
B.A. in Sociology

Melissa Cleary
B.S. in Nursing

Adria Cline
B.A. in Psychology

Angela D'Albora
B.A. in Deaf Education

Sarah Daniel
B.A. in Education

Rebecca Day-Lewis
i.S. in Occupational Therapy

Natasha Deal
B.A. in History

Seniors

Sabrina Doan
B.S. in Nursing

Kindra Filson
B.A. in Education

Dana Egan
B.A. in German

Stephanie Esposito
.A. in Music Performance

Sharon Fink
B.A. in English

Tarren Furches
B.S. in Nursing

Lea Goodson
B.A. in Religious Studies

Amanda Gulino
B.A. in Marketing

Elizabeth Hamilton
B.A. in English

Sean Fagan
B.A. in Philosophy

Jessica Gaines
B.A. in General Studies

Lindsay Henson
3. A. in Psychology

Seniors

Matt Hoffman
B.A. in Computer Science

Stephanie Houser
l.A. in Communication

Jennifer Howard
B.S. in Occupational Therapy

Peter Huber
B.S. in Psychology

Karrie Kiser
B.A. in Marketing

Trinity Kitts
B.S. in Occupational Therapy

Casey Ledford
B.S. in Nursing

Lyndsi Little
B.S. in Biology

Seniors

Kelli Macijewski
B.A. Marketing

Sarah Mcllvaine
B.A. in Theatre Arts

Mary Amelia Mauney
B.A. in Sports Management

Heather Maxwell
l.A. in Deaf Education

Erica Miller
B.A. in Deaf Education

Amy Millsaps
B.A. in Education

Natalie Minyard
B.A. in Education

Kara Moose
B.A. in Sociology

Duane Muhammad
B.A. in Education

Amy McDermid
.A. in General Studies

Lydia Millsaps
B.A. in Education

Nicole Nain
i.S. in Human Studies

Cassie Parsons
B.A. in Sociology

Heather Peterson
B.A. in Commtinication

Seniors

Christopher Penley
B.S. in Physics

Brandy Pennell
B.A. in Education

Crystal Peratilt
B.S. in Occupational Therapy

Kathryn Phillips
B.A. in Political Science

Nick Poindexter
B.A. in General Studies

Blake Powell
B.A. in Sports Management

Seniors

Elizabeth Putnam
B.A. in General Studies

Brandi Rickert
B.S. in Nursing

Karen Reames
B.S. in Sports Medicine

Allison Richardson
B.A. in Finance

Erica Ritchie
B.A. in Management

Joanna Roberts
B.S. in Sports Medicine

Mary Richbourg
B.A. in Mathematics

Courtney Robinson
B.A. in Sociology

LaKeisha Ross
l.A. in Communication

Jessica Rozier
B.S. in Nursing

Jessica Schumann
B.A. in Sociology

Crystal Setzer
B.A. in Spanish

Seniors

Katie Shumaker
B.S. in Nursing

Kathryn Sigmon
B.A. in Sociology

Erin Starrett
B.S. in Biology

Rebekah Steinlin
B.S. in Human Studies

Belle Stork
B.S. in Nursing

Nekeba Summers
B.S. in Nursing

Ashley Dickson Taylor
B.S. in Nursing

Pamela Teague
B.S. in Biology

Casie Thomas
B.S. in Biology

Holly Tompkins
B.A. in Athletic Training

Kristin Triplett
B.S. in Nursing

Ingrid Uhlenhopp
B.A. in Health & Exercise

Seniors

Robert Whitley
B.A. in History

James Whorley
B.A. in Management

Kristin Willett
i.A. in Deaf Education

Katherine Wilson
B.A. in Accounting

Suzanne Wilson
B.A. in Finance

Stefanie Williams
B.S. in Biology

Erika Wolson
B.A. in Sacred Music

Lypao Xiong
B.A. in French

Seniors

Phillip Yelverton
I. A. in Communication

Allison Yount
B.A. in Marketing

Michelle Ziegler
B.A. in History

Seniors Not Pictured

Elizabeth Abemethy

B.A in Chemistry

Leslee Baker

B.A. in Political Science

Kristin Black

B.A. in Education

Robert Bright

B.A. in English

David Callaway

B.A. in Health&Exercise

Madeliiie Castro

B.A. in Psychology

Aynna Connor

B.A. in Accoiinting

Angela Danko

B.A. in Education

Anthony Demalia

B.A. in Comnnnication

Lynda Fleming

B.A. in Psychology

Samuel Gantt

B.A. in Sports Management

Troy Griffin

B.A. in Sacred Music

Ruthanne Haut

B.A. in Psychology

Jennifer Hoffman

B.A. in Music Education

Helena Hoyle

B.A. in Management

Michael Jordon

B.A. Psychology

Bumyoung Ko

B.A. ill Marketing

Rashard Little John

B.A. in Management

Angela Marr

B.S. in Nursing

Virginia McGinnis

B.S. in Human Studies

Amanda Morrow

B.S. in Nursing

Jamie Noland

B.A. in Communication

Jason Peters

B.A. in Religious Studies

Rashad Price

B.A. in Communication

Tyson Rutledge

B.S. in Nursing

Kathym Scott

B.A. in Deaf Education

Michael Shehan

B.A. in Business

Amanda Simmons

B.A. in Management

Cindy Terry

B.A. in Psychology

Ashley Walkup

B.S. in Nursing

Amanda Wilson

B.S. ill Nursing

James Young

B.A. in History

Lucia Adam

B.S. in Nursing

Jeffery Bartlett

B.S. in Nursing

Deanna Blair

B.A. in Marketing

Amanda Brockman

B.A. in Accounting

Anthony Campbell

B.A. in Finance

Tyra Church

B.A. in Education

Amanda Cox

B.S. in Nursing

James Daves

B.A. in Economics

Alena Dubchak

B.S. in Nursing

Shea Flowers

B.A. in Health&Exercise

Carlie Gordon

B.S. in Human Studies

Amy Gritzmacher

B.A. in Accounting

Julie Hefner

B.S. ill Human Studies

Carrie Hogan

B.A. in Art Education

Kimberly Hunt

B.S. in Human Studies

Elizabeth Keller

B.A. in Management

Aaron Lael

B.A. in Business

Deanna Looper

B.S. in Mathematics

Joy Martin

B.S. in Nursing

Eric Mclntire

B.A. in Management

Sandra Mosteller

B.A. in Psychology

Jamie Otto

B.A. in Education

Bethany Phelps

B.A. in Psychology

Adam Pryor

B.A. in Philosophy

Mary Sain

B.A. in Education

Jonathan Seaford

B.A. in History

Amanda Shelton

B.A. in Political Science

Derek Slaughter

B.A. in Poltical Science

Yvette Townsend

B.A. in Education

Eric Wallace

B.A. in Philosophy

Larry Winters

B.A. in Management

Jessica Allgeyer

B.S. in Athletic Training

Lisa Beam

B.S. in Nursing

Emily Bleiweiss

B.A. in Psychology

Mauri Bums

B.A. in Psychology

Joseph Cannarozzi

B.A. in History

Jamie Clark

B.A. in Art Education

Jeremy Coy

B.S. in Nursing

Donna Davidson

B.A. in Finance

Melissa Filer

B.S. in Human Studies

Lauren Ford

B.A. in Management

Ann Gosnell

B.A. in Accounting

Gene Haire

B.A. in English

Zachary Hellie

B.A. in Religious Studies

Jenifer Holsclaw

B.S. in Biology

Bridgette Ingram

B.A. in Compter Systems

Kathy Kelly

B.S. in Nursing

Phuong Lam

B.S. in Mathematics

Lee Lor

B.A. in Psychology

Dennis Masterson

B.A. in Management

Robert Meador

B.A. in Accounting

Brandi Mueller

B.S. in Athletic Training

Brittany Parkhill

B.A. in Education

Glenda Pitts

B.A. in Management

Kimberly Riggs

B.A. in TheatreArts

Deanna Sanniota

B.S. in Nursing

Kimberly Seefeldt

B.A. in Management

Casey Shinault

B.A. in Management

Kimberly Small

B.S. in Athletic Training

Ashley Tutterrow

B.S. in Nursing

Elizabeth Weatherford

B.A. in Psychology

Angela Wiseman

B.A. in Education

Rosario Amador

B.A. in Art Education

Heather Bender

B.A. in Psychology

Cynthia Bortz

B.S. in Nursing

Robert Burwell

B.A. in Political Science

Nakia Carson

B.A. in History

Lorie Condon

B.A. in Management

Jillian Cratsley

B.S. in Occupational Therapy

Ronald Davis

B.A. in Sociology

Megan Eudy

B.S. in Nursing

Leigh Fowler

B.S. in Nursing

Cathy Greene

B.S. in Nursing

Michelle Hartis

B.A. in Psychology

Dawn Hendren

B.S. in Nursing

Brady Home

B.A. in Athletic Training

Julie Isley

B.A. in Health&Exercise

Susan Killian

B.A. in Psychology

Amanda Lemons

B.A. in Sociology

Trent Lowman

B.A. in Health&Exercise

Tera McDaniel-Roy

B.S. in Physician Assistant

Ronnie Monk

B.A. in Poltical Science

Christopher Nicholson

B.A. in Philosophy

Alan Payne

B.A. in Music Education

Jessica Pomery

B.A. in Economics

Ana Rivers

B.A. in General Studies

Michael Santoso

B.A. in Management

Shirley Sells

B.A. in Management

Kaneal Shuler

B.A. in Accounting

Rebecca Smith

B.A. in Psychology

Megan Van Huss

B.S. in Humam Studies

Stephen Westmoreland

B.A. in Education

Austin Wyrick

B.A. in Finance

Kevin Ashworth

B.A. in General Studies

Kevin Biddy

B.S. in Nursing
Jason Bridges
B.A. in Education
Aaron Caldwell
B.A. in Marketing
Sarah Casteele
B.S. in Human Studies
Marie Connelly
B.A. in Spanish
Anna Crenshaw
B.A. in Finance
Kathleen Dawson

B.S. in Nursing

Korey Fisher-Wellman

B.A. in Psychology

Melony Freeman

B.A. in Psychology

Stephen Greer

B.S. in Nursing

Richard Hauser

B.A. in Marketing

Scott Hildebrand

B.A. in Psychology

Kimberly Howell

B.A. in History

Michael Ivanko

B.A. in Management

Unhan Kim

B.S. in Pre-Med

Amanda Lindamood

B.A. in Education

Loretta Maloney

B.A. in Business

Roslane McGill

B.S. in Nursing

Kyle Morris

B.A. in Sports Management

J. Leann Nieters

B.S. in Nursing

John Pennisi

B.S. in Biology

William Postell

B.A. in Accounting

Morgan Ruddock

B.S. in Nursing

Angela Saunders

B.A. in Psychology

Coleman Setzer

B.A. in Hunian Services

Courtney Sigmon

B.A. in Spanish

Stephen Starr

B.A. in Philosophy

Robert Vaughan

B.A. in French

Cynthia Williams

B.A.. in Education

Bryan Yarborough

B.S. in Computer Science

Juniors

Alena Aldrich

Jordan Baker

Kristy Beam

Perrell Bess

David Bird

Catherine Bode

Douglas Brace

Joshua Brinhiall

JeriTiey Brown
Shane Budd
Matthew Crane
Kimberly Crowley .

Eric Deal

Emily Draughn

Kristin Duvall

Erin Farmer

Laura Fisher
Amanda Fitzgerald

Johi"i Frazier
Stephanie Gardiner

Juniors

Jacob Creson
concentrates hard on
his studies to make
good grades at Lenoir
Rhyne.

Parker Greene
Whitney Heavner
Lauren Honeycutt
Joseph Hout

Robbin Isenhour
Carol Jolinson
Sean Kelly
Adina Kulcsar

David Lawson
Jennifer Long
Sarah Lovell
James Magar

Juniors

Jol\n Maney

Tyler Matthews

Catharme Mattox

Nicholas McNeil

Rachel Nicol

Aaron Paiinebaker

Vicki Perr\

Crystal Phillippie

Dawn Priest

Christina Redmon

Candace Reese

Andrew Rickel

Bobbi Ruel

Emily Scarborough

Kurt Schmidt

Cameron Smith

Courtney Smith

Isaac Stewart

HaiTna Trull

Key Vang

Juniors

Erin Fanner and
Cassie Parsons walk
back from class to
get some luch and
relax.

Robert Vaughan
Chad Walls
Cynthia Watts
Jeffrey Wedner

Bonnie Lynn Willers
Nolan Winters
Toni Woods
Jenna Wooten

Kt^^^a i

Bobby Bradley

Brian Brown

Elizabeth Brown

Erica Call

Glenn Carroll

Karen Catalano

Sarah Caudill

Joshua Cave

Jennifer Chapman
Chasity Church
Tawny Church
Aaron Cotteral

Laura D'Angelo

Elizabeth Davis

Stephanie Delgado

Shana Dellinger

Ted Dorton Jr

Roy Erickson III

Lauren Flack

Bradley Hardin

Sophomores

Carly Lewis relaxes
on a couch in
Cromer Center
while studying for
an upcoming test.

Derek Harrington
Jessica Hefner
Monica Heitman
Jacob Helms

Brittany Houser
Amanda Isenhour
Bobbi Jones
Marquita Jones

Elizabeth Jordan
Jesse Jordan
Katelyn Kirkendall
Megan Lecus

Sophomores

Holly Lucas

Eric Mauldin

Adam Nicol

Larry Oates Jr

Matthew Parsons

Amanda Pearson

Kimberly Phelps

Jessica Pierce

Kara Powell

Kristina Proctor

James Rhine III

Jacob Ridenhour

Laura Roberts

Candace Semmel

Sara Shumaker

Sophomores

Keith Wozencraft
racks his brain for
information and
tunes out everything
else while stuying.

Eva Starrak
Megan Stetler
John Thacker II
Lauren VanderSchuur

Celendra Williams
Susan Williams

Freshmen

Lauren Abel

Monica Abemethy

Matthew Baldwin

Emma Bare

Leslie Barefoot

Sara Beaver

Athena Bishop

Amanda Boyles

Reginald Bratton

Amanda Bristow

Madeline Burdick

Holly Burleson

Patrick Capers

Amanda Ciba

Chelsea Clark

Justin Cockerham

Gillian CoUedge

Michael Collins

Daniel Conklin

Claude Davis

Freshmen

Chelsey, Jen, and
Jen pose for a shot
showing their
friendship and their
pearly whites.

Leslie Davis
Brandy Dawkins
Bonnie Deal
James DeBord

Joni Decker
Megan Dippold
Meredith Dorfer
Betsy Foster

Tyler Gates
Maria Gillespie
Justin Greene
Jeruiifer Greer

Freshmen

Anna Grove

Kelly Gunning

Brendan Haney

Jonathan Harrill II

Kimberly Harris
Jenny Hartley

Caroline Harvey
Emily Hawks

Jessica Helms

Kathleen Hicks

Kimberly HoUoway

Eric Hopkins

Claire Hov^ard

Shannon Howell

Ashley Hoyle

Ashley Irving

Melissa Jennings

John Jordan

Brooke Kernan

Ellen Key

Freshmen

Kayla, Sydney,
Keesha, and Julliet are
relaxed and having a
good time sharing
^each others company

Kemper Kiger
Eric Kitchin
Stella Lambert
Jacqueline Lanningham

Douglas Marion
Erica Mathis
Erin McCreary
Sydney McLeod-Bryant

Cierra McWhorter
Krysta Meinzer
Kimberly Mesen
Jason Miller

Freshmen

Kayla Mitchell

Kimberly Neeley

Ashley Nichols

Megan Nickens

Susan Norman

Derek Owens

John Papadopulos Jr

Terri Pope

Juan Ramirez

Heather Raughley

Jessica Reed

Jason Richbourg

Austin Rieley

Jessica Rowe

Ashley Rudisill

Kristen Sanders

Jonathan Sandlin
Daniel Schwandt

Freshmen

Grantland Klein uses
one of the many com-
puters around campus
to check his e-mail.

Danielle Silver
Andrew Smith
Matthew Smith
Jessica Summer

Kelly league
Brooke Thompson
Sten Wall
Robert Wassum

Faculty & Staff

Margaret Allen

Lowell Ashman

Terri Barrett

Ray Von Beatty

Jean Beaver

Aprodite Beidler

Russell Benton

Bjarn Berg

Jeana Borman

Eric Brandon

Helen Briggs

Rebecca Brinkley

Doug Buckholder

Judith Burbank

Ronald Butler

Christine Campbell

Lesley Cross

Renee Dancy

Ann Daves

Pamela Deal

Richard Mazak pre-
pares to eat lunch in
the Lenoir Rhyne
cafeteria.

Joseph Dorsch
Richard Duncan
Deb Dunham
Robert Eckard

JC Epting
Marsha Fanning
Karen Feezor
Katie Fisher

Margaret Garrison
Leonard Geddes
Michael Grant
Judy Hagans

Faculty & Staff

Faye Hairston

Helen Hall

Eva Harmon

Lisa Harris

Nikki Hayes

Beverly Hefner

Shana Hewitt

Timothy Hicks

Carolyn Huff
Dick Hull
John Huss
Tim Jacks

Nick Jenkins

Linda Johanson

Anita Johnson-Gwin

Kevin Karrs

Peter Kendall

Lynda Kirby

Daniel Kiser

Melody Laney

ulty & Staff

Karen McDougle
works on grading
papers and filing
them away for later.

Nancy Lemaire-Rinehart
David Ludwig
Joseph Mancos
William Mauney

George Max
Karen McDougal
Neill McGeachy
Deana McMurtry

Rufus Moretz
Rachel Nichols
Teresa Norris
Toni Cakes

Faculty & Staff

Kimberly Oder

Diana Parker

Katherine Pasour

Krystal Phillips

David Ratke

Linda Reece

Nathan Relken

Rosalie Richards

William Richter

Robert Ridenour

Diane Rye

Werner Schulz

Steve Shumaker
Rita Sigmon

Robert Simmons
Janette Sims

Joe Smith

Christine Sommer

Ruth Sorenson

John Sorenson

Faculty & Staff

Jeffrey Wright
Tony Wright
Larry Yoder

Paul Biedler walks
with a student and
provides his teaching
wisdom as he goes.

Gail Summer
Rebecca Tart
Cartney Thompson
Richard Von Donlen

Laurie Wegner
Rev Andrew Weisner
Eileen Wilson
Scott Woodard

"Recipe for greatness-To bear up under loss, to fight the bit-
anger, to smile when tears are close, to resist evil men and '
it would seem good to die, to seek ever after the glory and
thing evermore about to be, that is what any man can do,

''Let us consider the nature of true greatness in men. The
and inspire them to do things bigger than themselves are
feelings and imagination and make men struggle toward

"If we are to be really great people, we must strive in
avoid meeting great issues. All that we can determine

"Before you can inspire with emotion, you must be
tears, your own must flow. To convince them, you

"Be not afraid of greatness; some are bom great,
upon them."

The ultimate is not to win, but to reach within
our self."

You can do anything you wish to do, have

"What lies behind us and what lies before

ness

temess of defeat and the weakness of grief, to be victor over
base instincts, to hate hate and to love love, to go on when
the dream, to look up with unquenchable faith in some-
and so be great.

people who can catch hold of men's minds and feelings
the people who are remembered in history... those who stir
perfection.''

good faith to play a great part in the world. We cannot
for ourselves is whether we shall meet them well or ill."

swamped with it yourself. Before you can move their
must yourself believe. "

some achieve greatness, and others have greatness thrust
the depths of your capabilities and to compete against

anything you wish to have, be anything you wish to be.
us are small matters compared to what lies within us."

Defensive back Rian Jefferson and linebacker
Larrv Oates combine to make this stop.

Andrew Tudor looks for
breaks this run open.

Above: The bears rip through their

as they take the field for an important

game.

Far above: Jermey Brown runs the ball for

the bears while evading a tackle.

Above right: Quarterback Kurtis Koster

hands the ball off in his own end zone.

Right: Running back Andrew Tudor

cradles the hall while running upfield.

Concentration is key
as this hear makes a
much needed catch for
a first down.

Roster

Chiiiia Okoro, Gerren Bnttian, Andrew Tudor
egliicild Odrick, Kurtis Koster, Austin Casey,
Christopher Winford, Tore' Girty, Maktoine
Thomas, Scott Branton, Michael Smolka,
Dustin Brown, Dennis Hichman, Barry Tate,
Steven Norris, Drew Maher, Chris Reid, Bobb\
lackson, John Raptis, Patrick Henson, Josh
Reeves, Jermey Brown, Darius Barthell, Tyler
Slabaugh, Scott Turbeville, Zach Johnson, Zack,
Scott, Julian Brown, Maurice Edwards, Darrell
Rivers, Matthew Taylor, Patrick Capers, J.D.
Thacker, Travis Williams, Larry Oates, Darious
Nelson, Tim Clarke, Joe Simmons, Chris
Wrenn, Brendan Hagan, Matt Baldwin, Tanner
Putnum, Todd Morrison, Alex Ager, Reggie
Lee, Jamal Jackson, Greg Jones, Toney
Campbell, Steven Westmoreland, Worth
Brooks, J. P. Hunter, Mark Emmons, Matthew
Linker, Jake Helms, David Callaway, Jarrod
Fraley, Ryan Spleet, Chris Delionbach, Tim
Choate, Matt Kilgore, Neill Belk, Aaron
Caldwell, Rashard Littlejohn, Joel Akins, David
Cochran, Jason Bingham, Matt Winters, Joe
Sigmon, Jesse Whitley, J.D. Osborne, E\an
Huggard, Adrian Ford, Brian Terry, Richard
Rock, Benjamin McDowell, Joshua Flegler,
Adam Clonts, Brian Tanis, Eric Corona, Josh
Barrier Coach Wayne Hicks

Linebacker Tim Clarke and defensive back Rian Jefferson make a solid tackle on
an opponent.

Football

This year's football team played a very disciplined
game of football. Through the first seven weeks of
the season Coach Hicks kept his team in every
game. Their victories this year included wins over
conference opponents Newberry and Wingate.
There were many heartbreaking losses including an
overtime loss to Kentucky State in front of the home
crowd. The Bears look forward to a strong produc-
tive season next year in hopes of improving on the
accomplishments of this year.

Defensive back Travis Williams keeps
his eyes on the reciever while sprint-
ing down the field.

The 2004 picture of the football team.

Offensive lineman David Callaway gets a good block on this defender with a little
help, enabling the Bears to march down the field for a score.

L-R

Opponent

East Stroudsburg

Kentucky State

17 OT

WV Wesleyan

Davidson

Newberry

Wingate

Mars Hill

Presbyterian

Carson-Newman

Tusculum

Catawba

3-8 Overall

2-5 SAC

Brendan Hagan un-
loads a monsterous
kick during a game.

Brittany Parkhill hits a winner down the
line.

Kelsey Baby sets the
ball for a good spike.

Roster

Catherine Fulton, Leslie
Hinkle, Lindsay Yates,
Kelsey Baby, Angela
Danley, Brittany
Parkhill, Lauren
McLelland, Holly
Tompkins, Kathryn
Phillips, Natalie Krause,
Brandi Rickert, Rebekah
Steinlin, Coach Dave
Markland

During a timeout, the group huddles together to stratigize about their next

Volleyball

The volleyball team had an outstanding year which
included their first ever conference championship
with a 12-2 conference record and a 27-8 overall
record. The ladies gelled and seemed to come up with
the big play whenever it was needed. Although the
team was small, their desire was huge and they
played superbly. With timley spikes, sets, and serves,
the Bears destroyed opponents while having a fun
time in the process. Congrats to the new conference
champions: the Lenoir-Rhyne volleyball team.

With determination, this Bear throws The 2004 women's volleyball team
down a spike. photo.

Dressed to impress, the ladies take some time out of their busy schedule to show
that they are more than dedicated athletes.

L-R

Opponent

Newberry

Presbyterian

Carson-Newman

Tusculum

Wingate

Catawba

Newberry

Presbyterian

Mars Hill

Tusculum

Carson Newman

Catawba

Wingate

Mars Hill

27-8 Overall

12-2 SAC

The dig is a key to
starting many rallies
for the Bears.

Ben Avers runs strong to pass this runner.

Althou.t;h tired, Terrell Bess runs hard
through the finish.

.Aben e: losi'/awiLi crosses the hnish Itnt.'

and stops his watch so he can later check

his time.

Far above: Nolan Winters stavs on his

toes as he fights his way through the

competition.

Above right: Joshua Stuckey grits his teeth

as he tlies over the course.

Right: Ke\in Ramos wills himself on one

step at a time.

}on Sharp pinups his
arms and legs hard in
order to secure his
spot.

Roster

Ben Ayers, Perrell Bess,
Andy Haines, Douglas
Marion, Kevin Ramos,
Jon Sharp, Matt Smith,
Adam Stewart, Joshua
Stuckey, Nolan Winters,
Jose Zavala Coach Jason
Stewart

Perrell Bess leads a large group of runners through the course.

Men's Cross
Country

As the team continues to grow in size it also grows in
respect. For the second consecutive year the men's cross
country team finished second in the conference and
second in regionals earning them a trip to the Division II
National Champioship in Indiana. Over the last few
years this team has evolved from a pretender to a con-
tender thanks in large part to Coach Jason Stewart and
his recruiting techniques.

Andy Haines will not quit until tlic
race is over as lie tirelessly moves on.

The 2004 men's cross country team
photo.

Mountaineer Open

8th

Brevard Invitational

2nd

Citadel Invitational

1st

Lenoir-Rhyne Invitational

1st

Blue Ridge Mountain Open

6th

SAC Championship

2nd

Southeast Regional

2nd

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National Championship
2nd SAC

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on during this race.

]on Sharp continues
to push the pace m
hopes ofcatchmg the
competition.

Staying close to the competition is a key in
order to do well in races.

Keeping her head up
helps this Bear to
breathe better during
her run.

With a slightly worried look on her face, this Bear continues to run hard to finish
with a good time.

Women's Cross
Country

Although plagued by injuries, the women's cross
country team made the most out of their year. Each
person set goals they hoped to accomplish and many
did. There was only three races in which the ladies
fielded enough runners to have a team score, but they
worked hard all season to put forth great effort where
they could. With many of the ladies returning next
year, they are optimistic about their chances of doing
well in the furture.

Karen Reames finishes strong on her
way to another good performance.

A picture of the 2004 wdiiion'
country team.

Using the wind to help her run, this Bear stays relaxed and focused.

Mountaineer Open DNP

Brevard Invitational DNP

Citadel Invitational DNP

Lenoir-Rhyne Invitational 6th
Blue Ridge Mountain Open 10th

SAC Championship 7th

Southeast Regional DNP

7th SAC

Karen Reames chugs
along at a good pace
hoping to break her
best time.

Robert Hajnal goes up high for this ba 11 in the
middle of traffic in hopes of stealing it a\va\ ,
while the defenders helplessly look on.

Rodney La\ eau flies past a defender into the
open field to score.

Abo\e: Ben Clark heads the ball, pre
\enting an opponent from getting it.
Far abo\e: Blake Powell concentrates on
bringing the ball upfield.
Above right: Goalie Stephen Friedrich
drills the ball upfield away from his goal.
Right: Ben Clark gets tangeled up with an
opponent in a fight for the ball.

Derek Harrington
dribbles the ball
upfield as he looks for
someone to pass to.

Roster

John Harrill, Stephen
Friedrich, Jonathan Sandlin,
Derek Harrington, Ben Clark,
Andrew Matznick, Nate
Whitehurst, Jimmy
Pemberton, Blake Powell,
James Rogers, Scott
McGregor, Alex Marie, Henock
Bemnet, Trey Wingerson,
Joey Keister, Jeff Wedner,
Travis Wheeler, Rodney
Laveau, Chris Penley, Robert
Hajnal, Coach Bobby Ladimir

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Chris Penley concentrates on moving the ball up the field to score a goal.

Men's Soccer

The men's soccer team started the year strong with a
6-2-1 record. Unfortunately, that was the end of their
run as they lost many close games, including confer-
ence games to Newberry and Mars Hill. With the
exception of leaders Blake Powell and Chris Penley
the team has no seniors and is looking fonward to a
strong performance next year. Injuries and untimley
mistakes led to many of the team's heartbreaking
losses. The men look to rebound and have an impres-
sive season in 2005.

Travis Wheeler tries to head the ball
into the goal as the goalie makes a
save.

The 2004 men's soccer team photo,
taken in front of the McCrorie Center.

Joey Keister boots the ball past on looking defenders.

L-R

Opponent

Tusculum

Erskine

Carson-Newman

Catawba

Newberrv

Mars Hill

Pfiffer

Wingate

Presbyterian

Carson-Newman

7-10-2 Overall

0-7 SAC

Ben Clark looks on as
a teammate does a bi-
cycle kick.

Riana Lange keeps her eyes down the field
looking for an open teammate to pass to.

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Cory Livesay takes little time m shooting the
ball toward the goal.

Above: Maurisa Machuca controls the

ball against a tough team.

Far above: Goalie Nicole Ley lets a goal

kick fly.

Above right: Julie Dodds tracks down a

loose ball as a defender falls over.

Right: Cory Livesay keeps the ball in

front of her while avoiding a potential

steal.

Showing fancy foot
work, this Bearknows
how to work the hall.

Roster

Jenny Schultz. Emily
Strobino, Nicole Ley,
Maurisa Machuca. Julie
Dodds, Whitney Smith,
Canaan Davis, Blair
Whaley, Amy Balbier,
Riana Lange, Caroline
Herzl, Amanda Kent,
Cassie Benoit, Kelly
Minnich, Tara Learn, Cory
Livesay. Ashley Tarantino,
Devon Wilt, Lauren
Stubblefield, Coach Will
Beddingfield

A group of girls show that soccer does not always ha\'e to be intense by taking
minute to relax and have fun.

Women's Soccer

The women's soccer team had a roller coaster season
with many highs and lows. Their overall record does
not tell the story of how many close, hard fought con-
tests they lost. The loss of Julie Crosby forced the
Lady Bears to make good use of their freshmen goalie
class. Senior Captain Julie Dodds provided leadership
and strength to a young team that showed great prom-
ise all year. With a conference win against Mars Hill
and a tie against Catawba, along with four one goal
losses, the Bears proved they can play with anyone in
the conference. When the season begins next year,
the women's soccer team will be ready and up to the
challenge of becoming conference champs.

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T\ira Le.irn uses her skills to keep the
soccer ball from a defender.

The women's soccer team strikes a
pose for their 2004 team picture in
front of the McCrorie Center.

jlly Minnich clears the ball with a high kick as the defense quickly closes in
ound her.

L-R

Opponent

Presbyterian

Wingate

lOT

Lees-McRae

Carson-Newman

Catawba

1 20T

Newberry

Belmont Abbey

Mars Hill

Tusculum

Carson-Newman

2 0T

6-10-3 Overall

1-5-1 SAC

Riana Lange sends
the ball flying past ev-
eryonewith a tremen-
dous boot.

The tee shot of this Golfer ends up close to
three hundreds yards away in the fair\vay.

Using perfect form, this Golfer deli\ crs a
swing mastered oyer the years.

Aboye: Sand traps are often problems,
but this Golfer concentrates on his shot
making it on the green.
Far above: Sand is no problem for this
Golfer as he lofts the ball for a good shot.
Above right: Accelerating through his
swing this Golfer lets the ball fly.
Right: Patience and well placed shots are
key in golf as this Golfer makes a good
iron approach.

Lining up his shot,
this Golfer makes sure
his hall will end up
where he planned.

Roster

Grant Byerly, Brad
Childres, Peter Crolla,
Kenny Hiatt, Brian Ko, Ben
Patten, Clint Petree, Matt
Roby, Justin Russo, Liam
Sullivan, Coach Brian
Bailie

Taking careful aim, this Golfer chips his ball up and away from the cart pa- )
toward the green.

Men's Golf

Although their actual competative season is in the
spring, the nnen's golf team has already played in
some fall tournaments. With a strong showing at the
Billy Joe Patton tournament, it looks as though the
men will be competative during their season. The
team is gelling together, playing better every day
with fierce competition between each other to see
where they rank on the team.

Keeping his head down, thus golfer
explodes through his tee shot.

The 2004 men's golf team poses for a
picture where they spend most of their
time when not in class: on the course.

)ne of the benefits of golf is knowing when one hits a good shot and watching the
>all fly toward the hole.

Kiawah Island 9th

Billy Joe Patton 3rd

Johhny Palmer 22nd

Sea Trail 15th

Results Inconclusive

Keeping his arms ex-
tended and feet
square helped this
Golfer hit a good shot.

Sand is not a problem for this Bear as she hits
a nice sand save.

Keeping her head down and concentrating
on striking the ball perfectly helps this Bear
to hit good shots.

Above: Using sunglasses to protect her

eyes, this Bear vvfatches her shot as it

approaches the green.

Far above: Emily Allen has spent years

on the course hitting beautiful shots like

this one.

Above right: Angela Gwosdz lines up a

putt during a recent tournament.

Right: The ball flies up perfectly, like it

should, when one hits under the sand

correctly.

True to form this
swing is indicative of
how the Bears play
golf

Roster

Emily Allen, Stephanie
Delgado, Carlie Gordon,
Anna Grove, Angela
Gwosdz, Ashley Irving,
Erin McCreary, Jessica
Summer, Maggie Womack,
Coach Brian Bailie

Stephanie Delgado nails this drive, showing everyone how golfing should be
done.

Women's Golf

The women's golf team has won the past two SAC confer-
ence championships and look to three peat this year. Fall
season results show that the women appear to be in good
shape to do just that. With a growing team and senior
leadership from Emily Allen and Carlie Gordon, the
women look poised for another great year. A large fresh-
man class has contributed nicely to the seasoned veter-
ans. If the Lady Bears continue to perform at their highest
level, they should be number one once again in the SAC.

Using a long iron for her approach The 2004 women's golf team photo
this Bear looks to ha ve found her mark. shows their unity and desire for team-
work.

Carlie Gordon tees off with a nice long shot into the middle of the fairway.

Draper Valley
Sea Trail

12th
13th

Top Flite/Raferty
L-R/ Myrtle Beach
Patsy Rendleman

3rd
8th
4th

Results Inconclusive

Carlie Gordon hits a
good sand save as the
ball rolls toward the
cup.

Roman Davis dunks the ball with authority
as the defense looks on in amazement.

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Stephen Hinds gets a clear look at the basket
on this shot.

Abo\e: Tonv Connelly releases a pretty
shot as the crowd looks on.
Far above: Barry Tate dribbles by a de-
fender on his way to the hoop.
Above right: Josh Rudder releases a shot
at the peak of his jump.
Right: Stephen Hinds shows good bal
control on this dri\ e.

Josh Kindred plows
through this defender
with grit and deter-
mination.

Roster

Barry Tate, Jeff Worley,
A..J. Brown, Stephen
Hinds, Josh Rudder,
Tony Connelly, Josh
Kindred, Roman Da\'is,
Kyle Morris, David
Lawson, Reggie Bratfon,
Andrew Collins, Tim
Crews, Coach John
Lentz

Tim Crews goes up strong on this shot.

Men's Basketball

The men's basketball team had a good year with a second
place standing in conference play. Many young players
have contributed to the team's success. The Bears went
undefeated at home against conference opponents this
season and ended 9-5 in conference play. With high hopes
of becoming conference champions again the Bears pulled
off a hard fought semi-final game against Presybterian
before falling in the final to Tusculum ending their shot at
their third straight conference title.

Roman Davis skies high for this dunk The complete mens basketball team
while everyone else can only watch. photo for the 2004-2005 season.

I Guard Josh Rudder focuses on getting off a good shot with the defense trying for
i a block.

L-R Opponent |

Catawba

Carson-Newman

Mars Hill

Wingate

Presbyterian

Newberry

Tusculum

Catawba

Carson-Newman

Mars Hill

Wingate

Presbyterian

Newberry

Tusculum

Conference 9-5

Overall 17-12 |

There is
a pretty
dunk.

nothing like
two handed

Angela Danley slices through three defenders
to get an open look at the basket.

Maggie Womack releases a shot before the
defense has time to close on her.

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Above: Shannon Jones prepares to re-
lease a shot in the lane.
Far above: Joanie White fits for position
to get a potential rebound.
Above right: Crystal Clary shows why
she is a 1,000 point scorer with pretty
form on her jump shot.
Right: Joanie White fights her way into
the lane and puts up a shot.

SImnnon Jones shows
her skills as she makes
her way to the basket.

Roster

Ashley Gordon, Nacarrus
Hudson, Kristin Barringer,
Lanica Williams, Maggie
Womack, Shea Blacknell,
Katrina Andrews, Erin
Foumier, Shannon Jones,
Joanie White, Danielle Duffy,
Crystal Clary, Sandi Hyatt,
Angela Danley, Heather
Burleson, Casie Thomas,
Amanda Breeding, Coach
Karen Barefoot

Ashley Gordon keeps her head up looking to make a good pass while driving bya
defender.

Women's Basketball

The women's basketball team has enjoyed success this
year led by 1,000 point scorer Crystal Clary. The Lady
Bears ended the regular season in third place in the
confernce and faced Mars Hill in the first round of the
Conference playoffs. They have experienced many
exciting games including heartbreaking overtime loses to
conference foes Mars Hill and Wingate. They have also
tasted hard fought victory with two wins over Catawba,
one in overtime. The support for these ladies has been
tremendous and they have kept pace in a power packed
conference.

Shea Blacknell makes a nice move to The complete tedm photo of the 2004-
the basket for an easy two. 2005 women's basketball team.

Some damn white girl is not intimated by the two defenders in front of her as she
finds a way to get the ball in the basket.

L-R

Opponent

Catawba

68 OT

Zarson-Newman

Mars Hill

Wingate

Presbyterian

Newberry

Tusculum

Zatawba

Zarson-Newman

Mars Hill

95 OT

Wingate

74 20T

Presbyterian

SJewberry

Fusculum

Conference 9-5 Overall 16-12 |

Double teamed and
looking for help
Ashley Gordon
gets rid of the ball.

Reaching high to make a catch Matt Signion
snares the ball while an opponent dives back
to the bag.

One of L-R's tine arms rekvibes a tastba

Above; The first baseman awaits a throw

from his pitcher in a pickoff attempt.

Far above: Showing good mechanics this

Bear releases the ba

Above right; With clean fielding and a

good throw hitters have no chance against

L-R's defense.

Right; With a smooth swing this hitter

prepares to unleash some power on the

ball.

Lining up while
throwing to first is
key to making outs
instead of errors.

Roster

Matt Keever, Lee Jones, Andrew
Cooper, Trey Ramsey, Brian Minor,
Taylor MacCurdv, Dennis Downev,
Justin McLeymore, Bobby Kennett,
Jesse Beane, Robert Parrish, Jordan
Ackley, William Doyle, John Pugh,
Matt Wiley, Heath Drye, John
Verdinek, Derek Pugh, David
Beach, Ronnie Davis, Gregg
Morgan, Jason Raines, Derek
Slaughter, Mike Nolan, Micheal
Hicks, Matt Sigmon, Steven Sipos,
John Patterson, John Passwaters,
Steven Furguson, Dan Poindexter,
Seth Prevette, Jesse Jordan, Stephen
Karbv, Coach Frank Pait

John Verdinek slides home safely ahaed of the take from an opossing catcher.

Baseball

The baseball team this year Is off to a good start. They
are working hard and gelling as a team. They won their
first two conference games over Mas Hill but have
stumbled lately.Overall they habe won more then they
have lost. As the conference schedule looms ahead they
will need a hard push to finish ner the top of the confer-
ence. With domanint wins over Coker the Bears have
what it take to go along way this year.

; shortstop waits to apply the tag to a would be base stealer.

This player makes a strong thrin\
accross the (diamond to get an out.

I he 2011
team.

team phoU) ol tlic bj:

L-R Opponent
Mars Hill 17 5

Mars Hill 7

Tusculum 0

Tusculum 2

Tusculum 8

9EI

Cason-Newman

Carson-Newman

Catawba

Wingate

Presybeterian

Newberry

Season Incomplete

The catcher comes up
firing hi an atempt to
throiv out a runner.

All ball players learn at a young age to keep
their eyes on the ball which is diplayed nicely
here.

This mfilder watches her throw to first.

Above: This Bear laces a base hit while

being patient.

Far aboye: The shortstop tries turning

two after getting a force out at second.

Above right: As the tag is applied this

Bear knows she was a little late getting to

the bag.

Right: Winding up for pitch this Bear is

determined to strick out the oppostition.

WWi a beautiful slide
this Bear is safe at
home.

Roster

Karen Reames, Lindsay
DeHart, Karie Pushard,
Heidi McNeill, Leah
krohn, Kim Crowley,
Meredith Ebert, Kristin
Duvall, Taylor Queen,
Brooke Starnes, Jessica
Luper, Chrissy
Lunsford, Alexis
Kreske, Vicki Perry,
Melissa Lackey, Coach
Shena Hollar

Head first sliding can be dangerous but this Bear is unafraid as she is safe at third.

The girls huddle together for team unity and support as they prepare to play
another game.

Softball

The Softball team is off to a good start with a 17-6-1
record. The ladies are red hot with seven straight victo-
ries and twelve of thirteen. It is even more impressive
when you consider they only have fifteen women on the
roster and only one is a senior. These ladies are a fierce
and determined bunch who should fair very well when
conference play starts shortly.

W all quRk hill 1 1 1 i t 1-Li t h
nique this Btar prepares to dull the
ball.

2l)0S Lenoir Rhyne College soft
team

L-R Opponent

Tusculum

Mars Hill

Presbyterian

Newberry

Wingate

Catawba

Carson-Newman

Season Incomplete

This bear makes an-
other routine catch at
first for an out.

Tvler Matthews takes a minute away from
cheering to ride a four wheeler.

Raised high this
cheerleader holds a
pose for the crowd.

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Cheerleading

Cheerleaders provide inspiration and support for fans and
players alike. Lenoir-Rhyne cheerleaders are no different
as they work day in and out to come up with the best
cheers that will involve the crowd to increase the energy
and enthusiasm for the game. With rigorous workouts and
routines these men and women put forth great effort to
ensure that the fans enjoy the game. Thank you cheer-
leaders for all of your hard work and commitment to the
game.

Cheerleaders take a break and catch a Tlie2U04 team photo tor the tall cheei-
minute of the basketball game. leaders.

A photo of the cheerleaders with their signiture prize fire engine.

There is no
winning or
losing in
ciieerleading, it
is all about
having fun.

These two take proper
precations before he
hoists her into the air.

The team gains inspiration from Coach
Starkev before a recent match.

Kindra 1 il>on ^valt^tor an opponent to hil
the ball to her.

Abo\'e: Conicka Parker practices her ser\ e

in hopes of hitting an ace.

Far above: Mary Alice uses good form in

hitting thus big serve.

Above right: This Bear takes a position to

make a good return.

Right: A line of bears serve winners past

their opponents.

Conicka Parker gets
ready to unload a
monsterous serve.

Roster

Aubrey Carpenter,
Kindra Filson,
Amanda Hunsucker,
Ellen Key, Jade
McCormick, Conicka
Parker, Mary Alice
Parlier, McCall Sink,
Amy Westmoreland,
Coach Todd Starkey

This Bear hits a rocket back at an opponent in a close hard fought match.

Women's Tennis

This year Lenoir-Rhyne welcomed back women's tennis
at tine collegiate level. Since the addition on the
McCrorie Center there have been no tennis courts at L-
R. Now a plan has been set in action for new courts
and new teams. Men' tennis is scheduled to come back
to L-R next year. The women have played in three
tournaments so far and have unfortunately been shut
out. With continued strong play and hard work these
ladies will soon be a force to be reckoned with.

This Bear concentrates on hitting a
clean return to win the point.

The team gathers together for prayer
and thought on their upcoming match.

Staying on her toes and keeping fresh helps this Bear prepare for anything.

L-R Opponent
Converse 0 9

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Pfeiffer 0 2

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Tusculum 0 9

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Newberry
Presybeterian
Catawba
Carson Newman

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r is in good posi-
t to hit a return.

Wingate

Results Inconclusive

This year the ultimate frisbee team
is at full force. They have already
competed in one tornament and will
soon be in many others. This is a
small but dedicated group of indi-
viduals who work as a team to try
and score. They practice two to
three times a week and any one is
welcome to come out and play. This
is a club that has fun yet is
competative. So if you feel like
haveing some fun one afternoon
look for the group throwing a frisbee.

Ultimate Frisbee

Roster

Amy Greensfelder, Chris DeCamp, Greg
Barkes, Michael Cashin, Anthony DeMalia,
Katie Kirkendall, IVIichael Bliss, Shane Budd,
Sarah Macllvaine, Brian Brickhouse,
Ruthanne Haut, Dan Clover, Silas Webb, Jake
Ridenhour, Glenn Carroll, Jason Fulbright,
Coaches Paul Custer, Eric Schrannm

ntramurals

There are many sports for students
to enjoy in the leasure time. You
don't have to be a great athlete to
participate on a team. Sports offered
include: flag football, Softball, soccer, ^
basketball, dodgeball, kick ball,
swimming, and water volleyball. Get
together with some friends and join a
team.

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Athletic Training

The athletic trainers work diligently to help make sure athletes from all different sports are in
the best shape they can be going into a game. They help to stretch them and give them water
when needed. They stand by in case of an accident and are trained to take care of almost
anything. Without their help athletes would suffer through many more aches and pains.
Although they may be under appreciated their work to ensure the well being of others de-
serves recogination.

101

Capturing Lenoir-Rhyne

One highly anticipated event at Lenoir-Rhyne is snow and hopefully a snow
nature's gift. Although snow is an irregularity at L-R we appreciate the few
other games in the snow, but be careful if you are out driving as it can be

102

Capturing Lenoir-Rhyne

day where students and faculty can have a day to relax and enjoy
chances we get to see it. Lots of people enjoy playing football and
very dangerous.

103

Capturing Lenolr-Rhyne

The 2004 election was a tight race that was not decided until after the election
was over. George W. Bush, was reelected as President of the United States
defeating John Kerry. Debate from both the Republicans and Democrats
occured at Lenoir-Rhyne long into the night with handouts to calculate state
support and electorial voting. Guest speakers gave their input and those work-
ing on campigns lobbied for their politician.

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Capturing Lenoir-Rhyne

Homecoming weekend features an event that is unpublicized but mucin anticipated. The
annual toilet papering of the college is an event that many students participate in.
Unfotunately clean up costs can be expansive. Students grab toilet paper, paper towels,
and any other product to roll the campus in. Often friends cars fall victim to the crime.
This event brings unity to the college in more ways then one. First students enjoy rolling
the school together tthen they enjoy the long hours of cleaning it up the next day

105

Capturing Lenoir-Rhyne

Best All Around Male
Thomas Baker

Thomas Baker is a well rounded student. He stands for what is good at Lenoir-Rhyne,
During his four years at L-R Thomas had been a resident assistant, member of the
Luthern Student Movement, Theta Xi, honor academy member, and intramural player. He
has traveled to Ireland and with the Broyhill scholars program. He has an outstanding 3.5
grade point average as an English major. He is from Greensboro, NC and plans to attend
grad school at UNCG. He is a fine example of a dedicated hard working Lenoir-Rhyne
student who has mixed activities with his studies producing great success making
him the year's best all around male.

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Capturing Lenoir-Rhyne

Best All Around Female
Crystal Clary

Crystal Clary is a senior from Phoebus, Virginia. She is a very involved student.
Her best known accomplishment is being a first team All American in basketball.
There is much more to Crystal than basketball, though as she is a member of the
track team and the Vice President of the Black Student Movement. She has also
been a member of FCA and the sociology club. She is a cociology major with a
2.8 GPA. Crystal transferred to L-R from Cambell University. Her future dreams
are to play basketball and become a probation parole officer. She also has the
extra responsibility of taking care of her two-year-old daughter Emauni. For all
these reasons Crystal is this year's best all around female.

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"If you don't like who you are and where you are, don't
you are or where you are. You can grow. You can change.

"Far too many people have no idea of what they can do j
don't know what they want because they don't know

"When life's problems seem overwhelming, look '

may consider yourself fortunate."

"Man was designed for accomplishment, engineered

"Don't be distracted by criticism. Remember-the
out of you."

"The greatest single cause of a poor self-image

Before you change your thinking, you have

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It's not what you know, it's what you use

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worry about it because you're not stuck either with who
You can be more than you are/'

because all they have been told is what they can't do. They
what's available for them."

[
around and see what other people are coping with. You

for success, and endowed with the seeds of greatness."
only taste of success some people is when they take a bite

is the absence of unconditional love."

to change what goes into your mind,
that makes a difference."

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Zeta Tau Alpha

The Zeta Tau Alpha chapter was founded on October 15, 1898 by nine women at the State
Female Normal School now known as Longwood University. Lenoir-Rhyne's chapter of Zeta
Tau Alpha currently has forty-four members. They are involved in many community and
national projects such as the National Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation. There are many
famous ZTA's mcluding Susan Bales, dauhter of former president Gerald Ford. She was the
spokerperson for the National Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation for more than a decade.
Ellen Zwilich was the first recipient of the Pulitzer Prize in Music in 1983. Phyllis Brown was
the Miss America winner in 1971, as well as the first female sports caster in 1974.

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Current President
Lindsey Love

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ThetaXi

Tlie history of Theta Xi began at Rensselear Polytechnic Institute on April 29, 1864 by eight
men. Theta Xi has grown to encompass more than one hundred institutes throughout the
country. Lenoir-Rhyne has fourteen members. Theta Xi's service project is Habitat for Hu-
manity. Famous Theta Xi's include Bruce Davidson an actor, and Jim Davis, beloved creator
of the popular comic strip Garfield.

114

Current President
Isaac Stewart

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Sigma Kappa

The Sigma Kappa Sorority was founded on November 9, 1874 by five women at Colby College.
The chapter at Lenoir-Rhyne currently has forty-eight members. Their service projects include
the Marine Seacoast Mission. Last year the Sigma Kappa's had the highest GPA of any sorority.
Famous Sigma Kappa's include Linda Dowdy the mamaging editor of the Lyons Group, the
creators and owners of Barney Judith Vercombe author of Ordinary People which has been
made into a movie. Margaret Smith the first U.S. woman senator and first to sit in both houses
of Congress.

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Current President
Lauren Honeycutt

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Theta Chi

The history of Theta Chi began at Norwich University on April 10,1856 by three men.
Lenoir-Rhyne is one of many schools with a Theta Chi chapter. Lenoir-Rhyne's chapter
has twenty-seven members. There are many service projects the Theta Chi's are in-
volved with, including the American Red Cross. Famous Theta Chi's include: Stephen
Spielberg, director of movies such as E.T and Jaws, Ron Fraser, the winningest divi-
sion one baseball coach of all time with Florida State. He ws the only American ever
named international coach of the year, William Howell, president of Miller Brewing
Company and vice-president of Phillip Morris Inc.

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Current President
Chris Langley

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Kappa Delta

The Kappa Delta Sorority was established on October 23, 1897 by four women at the State Female
Normal School which has since become Longwood University. Lenoir-Rhyne's chapter of Kappa
Delta consists of fifty-five members. These ladies work in correlation with Girl Scouts for their
service project. Famous Kappa Delta's include Pearl Buck, the first American woman to win the
Nobel Prize in literature; she also won a Pulitzer. Bom^ie Dunbar, a space shuttle astronaut who
was one of five women inducted into the Women in Techriology International Hall of Fame.
Donna Stove, founder and first president of Prevent Child Abuse America.

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Pi Kappa Phi

The Pi Kappa Phi orginaztion dates back to December 10, 1904 at the College of Charleston
and was founded by five members. After going through much turmoil last year the Pi Kappa
Phi chapter at Lenoir-Rhyne is back and going strong. With seven members the Pi Kappa Phi's
are recruiting new members regularly to strengthen their chapter. Service projects for the
Lenoir-Rhyne chapter of Pi Kappa Phi include Push America. Famous Pi Kap's include: Joe
Sewell, a professional baseball player who is known as the hardest to strike out in history.
Malcolm Johnson, the 1949 Pulitzer Prize winner, and Randy Owen, the lead singer of Ala-
bama.

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Current President
Christian Clemmer

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Delta Zeta

The Delta Zeta Sorority was founded on October 24, 1902 by six women at Miami University.
Lenoir-Rliyne's Delta Zeta are a hard working bunch who volunteer their time with the AIDS
Awareness and Altizemers Foundations. They have fifty members at Lenoir-Rhyne. Famous
Delta Zeta's include Jean Harper, author of Chicken Soup for the Woman's Soul. Meg Ryan,
famous actress who appears in many movies and is known as America's Sweetheart. Esther
Starren. an instrumental member iii the founding of the United Nations.

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Current President
Emily Scarborough

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Greek Awards

Every year students who are members
of a sorority or fraternity are presented
with awards of recognition for their
outstanding service and commitment
to Lenoir-Rliyne. Also, a sorority and
fraternity of the year award along with
a scholarship plaque are chosen by a
number of standards the most
important being GPA as a group. Last
year 's winners were the Sigma Kappa
Sorority and the Theta Xi fraternity.

Greek Awards

"The goal you set must be challenging. At the same time, it
It should be challenging enough to make you stretch, but

"Goals. There's no telling what you can do when you get
you believe in them. There's no telling what will happen

"An average person with average talent, ambition and
ciety, if that person has clear, focused goals."

"If I've got correct goals, and if I keep pursuing them
right thing right, I'm going to succeed."

"Nothing can stop the man with the right mental
the man with the wrong mental attitude."

"Every man is a diary in which he writes one
ment is when he compares the two."

"^^^^^ "You must have long term goals to keep you

Obstacles are those frightful things you

"Set your goals high enough to inspire

"Goals in writing are dreams with

Academics
Goab

should be realistic and attainable, not impossible to reach,
not so far that you break/'

inspired by them. There's no telling what you can do when
when you act upon them.''

education, can outstrip the most brilliant genius in our so-

the best I know how, everything falls into line. If I do the

attitude from achieving his goal; nothing on earth can help

story while intending to write another. His humblest mo-

from becoming frustrated by short term failures,
see when you take your eyes off your goals."

you and low enough to encourage you."
deadlines."

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President's Page

This year can be remembered for many big moments, and you will see
them captured on the pages of the HACAWA. Each of us has our favorite
times and events that distinguish our recollections of 2004-05. To me the
greatness of Lenoir-Rhyne was captured when April Huffman finished 10th
in the national Phi Beta Lambda competiton, and Crystal Clary was named
the first team All- American center in basketball. Some will recall how Lenoir-
Rhyne established itself as a national leader in technology when the wireless
computer network was initated. We were all inspired by the many distin-
guished individuals who visited our campus and interacted with faculty and
students. Those include William Seidman, former chair of the FDIC and
Chief of Staff for Gerald Ford, as well as internationally known author Alice
Walker.

We rededicated the Mauney-Schaeffer Conference Hall this year after con-
verting the old residence halls into state-of-the-art academic facilities. This is
also the year we established the Thomas W. Reese Institute for the Conser-
vation of Natural Resources through a very generous donation of $3,000,000
from Thomas Reese. In addition, Lenoir-Rhyne was the beneficiary of a
$1,000,000 gift from the Glen and Adie Ketner family to create the first en-
dowed profforship in nursing. These important commitments will benefit
generations of students.

With all of the special public events that occured this academic year, the
most memorable moments are the personal ones. Each student, each faculty
member, and each staff member will cherish some very personal times when
they Interacted with others on campus. It is our hope that this addition of the
HACAWA will help to capture those special times as we finish the year as
well as preserve our favorite memories throughout the years to come.

Best wishes to all,

Wayne B. Powell. Ph.D.
President of Lenoir-Rhyne

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President's Page

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President's Cabinet

The President's Cabinet advises the president on all as-
pects of the college through each of their aresa of ex-
pertise. The cabinet includes President Wayne Powell,
John Sorenson, Executive Vice President and Dean of
the College, Peter Kendall, Vice President for Finance
and Administration, Teri Lemons, Vice President for
Instituitional Advancement, Andrew Weisner, College
Pastor, Rachel Nichols, Dean of Admissions and Finan-
cial Aid, Gail, Summer, Dean of Academic Programs,
Neill McGeachy, Director of Intercollegiate Athletics,
and Bill Mauney, Chair of Faculty Assembly

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Interdisciplinary Studies Programs

INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES PROGRAM

The Interdisciplinary Studies major is designed to allow students, in close consultation with faculty,
to design programs of study that are not offered in one of the traditional majors. A General Studies
major must differ significantly from existing programs of study and must be approved by the
College's Academic Program Committee, which is composed of faculty, students, and the Dean of
Academic Programs. Pre-approved areas of concentration for the General Studies major are listed
below. The Academic Program Committee may approve other areas of concentration if they are
submitted one year prior to the proposed graduation date. Such requests should be submitted with
faculty support to the Office of Academic Affairs. A request for a General Studies major must con-
tain a clearly articulated and cohesive program of study supported by faculty at Lenoir-Rhyne Col-
lege. In addition to all core requirements and the College's minimum of 128 hours, the program of
study must meet the following requirements:

• at least 24 hours in a chosen primary academic division;

• at least 12 hours from one program within the primary academic division;

• at least 12 hours in each of two other academic divisions;

• at least 12 hours (excluding PEL 400 and SCI 300) at the 300/400 level at Lenoir-Rhyne College.
MAJOR: Lenoir-Rhyne College offers a major in Interdisciplinary Studies. Students

may select an area of concentration that has already been developed or formulate
another concentration. An Interdisciplinary Studies major earns a B.A. degree.
APPROVED CONCENTRATIONS: COORDINATOR

1. American Studies Dr. Carolyn Huff

2. Applied Science Dr. Gail Summer

3. Chemical Technology Dr. George Max

4. Comparative Literature Dr. Barbara Herman

5. Computer Aided Graphic Design Dr. Robert Winter and Prof. Richard G. Hall

6. Environmental Science Dr. Marsha Fanning

7. International Relations Dr. Lowell Ashman

8. Pre-Engineering Dr. Forest Rennick

9. Pre-Forestry and Pre- Environmental Management Dr. Karen McDougal

10. Pre-Law Dr. Joe Mancos

11. Sacred Music Dr. Paul Weber and Prof. Florence Jowers

12. Comprehensive Science for Teachers Dr. Marsha Fanning

13. Child and Family Intervention Dr. Kathy Whitesell

14. Arts Management Prof. Sarah Wallace and Dr. William Richter and Dr. Daniel Kiser

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School of Communication and Literature

COMMUNICATION FACULTY:

Professor William Richter Instructor Lisa Harris
MAJOR: Communication (BA)
ENGLISH FACULTY:

Professors Rand Brandes, Kathy Ivey, Gabriele Weinberger Assistant Professors Dale Bailey, Paul Beidler
MAJOR: English (BA)
THEATRE FACULTY:

Assistant Professor Joseph Sturgeon Instructor David McManus
MAJORS: Theatre (BA)

To earn a degree at Lenoir-Rhyne College, students must complete major courses, the L-R core courses,
and if needed, elective courses to equal a minimum of 128 hours. Some majors require more hours.
COMMUNICATION

The Communication major provides students with the broad background necessary for successful entry
into the field of communication or for further work inncommunication at the graduate level. A common core
of courses gives majors an understanding of both the history of the field and the ethical responsibilities of
professional communicators in our society. These foundation courses also provide specific skills in writing,
speaking, broadcasting, and group communications. Specialized tracks in corporate communication, elec-
tronic media, and print media can be chosen to suit the student's interests and career goals. Both intern-
ships and courses in the tracks provide practical, professional experience in these areas. The Communica-
tion major earns a B.A. degree
ENGLISH

The courses offered in the English curriculum are designed to develop students' abilities to express their
thoughts clearly, coherently, and effectively in oral and written form; to familiarize them with English, Ameri-
can, and World literature; to develop their analytical skills, critical judgment, and aesthetic appreciation of
quality literature; and to help them achieve deeper personal insight and self-awareness. The English major
earns a B.A. degree. In addition, English, in conjunction with other academic programs, offers General
Studies programs in American Studies and Comparative Literature. Please refer to the General Studies
section of the catalog.
THEATRE

Grounded in the liberal arts tradition and tailored to fit a student's individual needs, the Theatre Arts pro-
grams at Lenoir-Rhyne College are intensive and rewarding. Students pursue course work in dramatic
theory, history, and literature as well as various studio courses in all phases of production work (perfor-
mance, stage and camera, scenography, stage technology and management). Supplementing class work
is a rigorous production program involving mainstage shows, student laboratories, and touring programs.
Full-time faculty instruct and produce for the stage. Visiting artists and practicing professionals teach dur-
ing limited residencies and workshops. Internship programs with regional theatres, career counseling and
job placement, semester abroad, honors program and teacher licensure are available. The Theatre major
earns a B.A. degree.

School of Computing Sciences&Mathematics

FACULTY:

Professors Ron Butler, Richard Hull, Gail Miles
Associate Professor Douglas Burkholder
Assistant Professor Bjarne Berg

Instructors Jan Austin, Lloyd Coffey, Lois Long, Diane Phillips, Jennifer Michaels,
Vern Miles

MAJORS: COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS (BA), COMPUTER SCIENCE
(BS), MATHEMATICS (BA/BS)

To earn a degree at Lenoir-Rhyne College, students must complete major courses,
the L-R core courses, and if needed, elective courses to equal a minimum of 128
hours. Some majors require more hours.
COMPUTING SCIENCES

The Computer Science major is designed to provide students with a scientific
foundation in the study of computers and their uses. Course work includes a balance
between the development of science and mathematical applications and the
necessary theoretical fundamentals for the study of algorithms, programming, and
the design of computer systems. A major in Computer Science prepares students for
positions in business, industry, education, or graduate programs in Computer
Science. The Computer Science major earns a B.S. degree.
The Computer Information Systems major combines applicable concepts from
Computer Science with appropriate business and management concepts to provide
students with the capabilities in computer technology necessary in computing
workplaces. Course work includes a balance among the application of computing in
business and management, the study of programming, and the design of computer
systems. The Computer Information Systems major earns a B.A. degree.
In addition. Computing Sciences in conjunction with Art, offers a General Studies
major in Computer Aided Graphic Design. Please refer to the General Studies
Section of the catalog.

MAJORS: COMPUTER SCIENCE, COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS.
MATHEMATICS

The courses in Mathematics are designed to convey to students the logical
structure of mathematics and prepare students to apply mathematical models to
various areas of problem solving and analysis. A major or minor in Mathematics
prepares students for positions in business, industry, or education or for entry into
graduate programs.
MAJOR: MATHEMATICS

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School of Education

FACULTY:

Professor Kathleena Whitesell, Gail Summer

Assistant Professors Katie Fisher, Frances Rhoney, Janet Painter, Fern Dallas, Terri

Barrett

Director of Field Placement Faye Hill-Hairston

MAJORS: Birth-Kindergarten Education (BA), Deaf and Hard of Hearing

Education (BA), Elementary Education (BA), l\/liddle School Education (BA),

Teaching English as a Second Language (BA)

For Secondary Education Teacher Programs, see Major

To earn a degree at Lenoir-Rhyne College, students must complete major courses,

the L-R core courses, and if needed, elective courses equal a minimum of 128

hours. Some majors require more hours.

MASTER OF ARTS: Birth-Kindergarten Education, Literacy Education K-12

See Graduate School section.

We believe that Lenoir-Rhyne College education graduates are reflective

practitioners who are aware of factors affecting student learning and who recognize

and value individual needs in planning instruction and creating a learning community.

The unit has designed a heavily field-based program which prepares students at

both the initial and advanced levels to develop knowledge of self, content knowledge,

knowledge of human development, awareness of "schooling," and strategies used

with students and clients. The undergraduate Education major earns a B.A. degree.

The graduate Education major earns an M.A degree.

In addition, Education, in conjunction with other academic programs, offers a

General Studies concentration in Child and Family Intervention. Please refer to the

General Studies section of the catalog.

Reciprocity Agreements: The programs in teacher education and school

counseling at Lenoir-Rhyne College are approved by the North Carolina State Board

of Education and The National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education,

making licensure reciprocity possible in thirty-six states and Washington D.C.

MAJORS: BIRTH-KINDERGARTEN EDUCATION, DEAF ANDHARD-OFHEARING

EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, MIDDLE

SCHOOL EDUCATION, AND TEACHING ENGLISH AS SECOND

LANGUAGE.

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School of Fine Arts

ART FACULTY:

Professor Robert Winter Associate Professor Timothy Hicks
MAJOR: Art Education (BA)
MUSIC FACULTY:

Professors Joiin Ciieek, Daniel Kiser Associate Professor Paul Weber

Assistant Professors Florence Jowers, Christopher Nigrelli

MAJORS: Music (BA), Music Education (BM), Music Performance (BA), Sacred

Music (BA)

To earn a degree at Lenoir-Rhyne College, students must complete major courses, the L-R core

courses, and if needed, elective courses to equal a minimum of 128 hours. Some majors require

more hours.

ART EDUCATION

The Art Education major is designed to prepare students with special interest and

aptitudes in the visual arts to teach in the public schools.With the fulfillment of the

education requirements, the major leads to licensure in grades K-12. The major may

also be used as a first step to graduate school for those interested in pursuing a

career in studio art or those seeking to teach at the college level. The Art Education

major earns a B.A. degree.

MUSIC

The Bachelor of Music Education degree qualifies the student to teach music in
the public schools with certification (K-12) by the State of North Carolina. This
degree is accredited nationally by NCATE and in North Carolina by the NCDPI. The
Bachelor of Arts in Music Performance prepares the student with a performing
proficiency in organ, piano, voice, or any of the orchestral instruments (brass, winds,
strings, percussion). Students preparing for graduate school in music or a
professional career in music generally follow the performance major. The Bachelor of
Arts degree with Music Major is designed for students who want a general aesthetic
background in the history, theory, and appreciation of music. This particular program
allows students to combine areas of other interest with music such as Theatre,
Christian Education, or Business. The Bachelor of Arts in Sacred Music is designed
for students who want to major in Sacred Music or pursue an advanced degree in
music. Performance concentrations will focus on keyboard (organ or piano), voice, or
orchestral instrument.

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School of Health Sciences

HEALTHFUL LIVING AND SPORTS STUDIES FACULTY:

Associate Professors Michael McGee, Katherine Pasour Assistant Professor Susan Scaffidi (Division Head), Joe
Smith, Rita Sigmon Instructor Jera Wilmoth

MAJORS: Health and Exercise Science (BS), Physical Education K-12 (BA), Sports Management (BA),
Athletic Training (BS)
NURSING FACULTY:

Professors Kathy Collins, Linda Reece (Division Head) Associate Professors Sylvia Bradshaw, Kerry Thompson,
Judith Hilton Assistant Professors Linda Johanson, Betty Parker, Barbara Walsh, Kathryn
Tinkelenberg Assistant-in-lnstruction Teresa Giese, Lisa Ryan, Jon Smith, Rachel Cozort
MAJOR: Nursing (BS) - Prelicensure and Gateway for RNs
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY FACULTY:

Professor Sally Jackson Associate Professor Teresa Norris Assistant Professor Toni Oakes (Division Head)
MAJOR: Occupational Therapy (MS)

To earn a degree at Lenoir-Rhyne College, students must complete major courses, the L-R core courses, and if
needed, elective courses to equal a minimum of 128 hours. Some majors require more hours.
HUMAN OCCUPATIONAL STUDIES/OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

The Occupational Therapy Program was initially accredited by the Accreditation Council for Occupational
Therapy Education in December of 1996 and re-accredited in December 2001. Individuals with questions
about accreditation status may call or write to the AOTA, 4720 Montgomery Lane, Bethesda, MD, 20824-1220,
(301) 652- 2682. Graduates who obtain a degree in Occupational Therapy are eligible for the national certifica-
tion examination for the occupational therapist administered by the National Board for Certification in Occupa-
tional Therapy (NBCOT). After successful completion of this exam, the individual will be an Occupational
Therapist, Registered (OTR). Most states require licensure to practice; however, state licenses are usually
granted based on the results of the NBCOT Certification Examination. The Occupational Therapy major earns
a B.S. degree until August 2006. After that date, students must complete the M.S. degree.
HEALTH AND EXERCISE SCIENCE

The Health and Exercise Science major offers professional preparation leading to careers in a variety of employ-
ment settings that offer health, wellness, fitness, or related programs. Graduates will have the skills needed to
assess, plan, implement, and evaluate programs in settings such as public and private schools, community or
healthcare organizations and corporate workplaces, or professional athletics. Additionally, this program provides
the foundation for advanced study and research in related health fields. A Health and Exercise major earns a B.S.
degree.
NURSING

The purpose of Lenoir-Rhyne College's baccalaureate program in nursing is to prepare students to be professional
nurses incorporating a Christian caring approach. The program provides a balance of study in both liberal arts and
professional nursing, drawing from the humanities and from biological, social, and behavioral sciences. In the
Nursing major, students gain expertise using a holistic approach in a variety of settings to maximize their clients'
health potential. Students are prepared as generalists to provide nursing care for individuals, families, and commu-
nities using therapeutic communication, nursing process, and critical thinking skills. Graduates, prepared in profes-
sional care roles, are able to pursue graduate study. The Nursing major earns a B.S. degree.

Occupational

Therapy

Manager

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School of History, Philosophy, and Religion

HISTORY FACULTY:

Professors Russ Benton, Carolyn Huff Assistant Professor Paul Custer
MAJOR: History (BA)
PHILOSOPHY FACULTY:

Professors Phil Blosser, Richard Von Dohlen
MAJOR: Philosophy (BA)
RELIGION FACULTY:

Professors Joseph Glass, Rufus Moretz, Larry Voder Associate Professor David Ratke

MAJOR: Religious Studies (BA)

INTERDISCIPLINARY MAJOR: Religion and Philosophy (BA)

To earn a degree at Lenoir-Rhyne College, students must complete major courses,

the L-R core courses, and if needed, elective courses to equal a minimum of 128

hours. Some majors require more hours.

HISTORY

The History program seeks to provide a well-balanced and intellectually

challenging major, flexible enough to meet the needs of students seeking a broad

liberal arts background, a teaching career, admission to graduate or professional

school, or work in the areas of applied or public history. With its focus on critical

thinking and communication skills. History contributes to the liberal arts curriculum

and intellectual engagement by appropriate participation in the Core Curriculum, and

serves those students taking history courses as electives, as a minor area, or in

conjunction with other majors. The History major earns a B.A. degree.

In addition. History in conjunction with other academic programs, offers General

Studies majors in American Studies and International Relations. Please refer to the

General Studies section of the catalog.

PHILOSOPHY

Courses in Philosophy seek to enrich students' appreciation of the history of

philosophical reflection and to guide their comprehension and critical evaluation of

current issues and trends. The Philosophy major provides a sound foundation for

further study in Philosophy, the Social Sciences, Law, Theology, and related fields.

The Philosophy major earns a B.A. degree.

RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Courses in Religious Studies are designed to help individuals clarify their religious

convictions and life goals, as well as to provide preparation for persons who

anticipate further study. The Religious Studies major earns a B.A. degree.

School of Modern and Classical Languages

FACULTY:

Professors John Blakey, Robert Eckard, Bohdan Kuropas, Rufus Moretz,
Arturo Ortiz, Augustin Quilici, Werner Schuiz, Gabriele Weinberger
Assistant Professor Eric Schramm
MAJORS: Classics (BA), French (BA), German (BA), Spanish (BA)

To earn a degree at Lenoir-Rhyne College, students must complete major courses,
the L-R core courses, and if needed, elective courses to equal a minimum of 128
hours. Some majors require more hours.

The program provides meaningful combinations of courses for a student choosing
an interdisciplinary major in Classics. Due consideration has also been given the
student contemplating graduate study and pre-theological training. If the candidate
intends to pursue graduate studies in Classics, a reading knowledge of French,
German or Spanish should be obtained. The Classics major earns a B.A. degree.

MODERN LANGUAGES

The modern language programs in French, German, and Spanish are designed to
provide students with appropriate linguistic skills, to develop a knowledge and
sympathetic understanding of cultural differences, and to inform them of the
civilization, culture, literature, and other social and artistic achievements of the
respective countries. The programs are flexible enough to accommodate students
seeking a degree in a modern language with or without teacher licensure, a degree
in International Business or International Relations, a double major, or simply a
minor in a modern language. The French, German, or Spanish major earns a B.A.
degree.

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School of Natural Sciences

BIOLOGY FACULTY:

Professors Dale Burnside, Marsha Fanning, Karen McDougal Associate Professor Stepiien Scott
Assistant Professor Rebecca Tart Assistant-in-lnstruction Tiiomas Muss
MAJORS: Biology (BA/BS), Medical Technology (BS), Pre-Medical Science(BS)
CHEMISTRY FACULTY:

Professor George IVIax Assistant Professor Patricia Maazouz

MAJOR: Chemistry (BA/BS)

PHYSICS AND EARTH SCIENCE FACULTY:

Professors Ciiarles Cooke, Richard Mazak, Forrest Rennick Associate Professor Helen Briggs
MAJOR: PHYSICS (BS)

To earn a degree at Lenoir-Rhyne College, students must complete major courses, the L-R core
courses, and if needed, elective courses to equal a minimum of 128 hours. Some majors require
more hours.
BIOLOGY

The Biology major acquaints students with information and methods used in a variety of biological
areas, as well as selected areas of Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics. The Biology B.S. degree
is designed for students who are interested in continuing their studies in graduate, medical, dental
or other professional schools and requires both undergraduate research and physics. The B.A.
graduate should be prepared to seek a variety of scientific and health-related employment
opportunities.
CHEMISTRY

The courses in the chemistry curriculum are designed to provide individuals with
creative and analytical insight into the involvement of chemistry in the world. The
major also provides the opportunity to enter graduate school as well as to become a
part of the largest scientific profession in the United States. The Chemistry major
earns either a B.A. or a B.S. degree.

CLASSICAL LANGUAGES PHYSICS AND EARTH SCIENCE
Physics and Earth Science offers courses in three areas: Astronomy, Earth Science,
and Physics. The Environmental Studies concentration in Physics or Earth Science
and course requirements are outlined in the General Studies chapter. Physics and
Earth Science provides for a special emphasis in Astronomy and provides a strong
undergraduate concentration of courses in this field for students planning to pursue
graduate work in Astronomy. The Physics major earns a B.S. degree

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School of Behavioral and Social Sciences

COUNSELING FACULTY:

Associate Professor Ray (Von) Beatty

MASTER OF ARTS: Community/Agency Counseling, School Counseling - '

ECONOMICS FACULTY:

Professors William M. Mauney, Jeff Wright
MAJOR: Economics (BA)
POLITICAL SCIENCE FACULTY:

Professors Lowell Ashman, Joseph Mancos
MAJOR: Political Science (BA)
PSYCHOLOGY FACULTY:

Professors David Ludwig Associate Professor Walter Murphy, Karen Dill, Jody Dill
MAJOR: Psychology (BA)
SOCIOLOGY FACULTY:

Professor John D. Sorenson Visiting Associate Professor Ruth Sorenson Visiting Assistant Professor
Charlotte Chun Williams
MAJOR: Sociology (BA)

INTERDISCIPLINARY MAJOR: Human and Community Service (BA)

Courses in Economics are intended to provide the student with a basic understanding of economic struc-
tures and processes including economic growth and productivity, unemployment and inflation, taxation j
and public expenditure, supply and demand, international trade and finance, labor-management coopera-
tion and competition, etc. The Economics major earns a B.A. degree.
POLITICAL SCIENCE

Courses in Political Science are designed to enlighten students about the concept of government including

the origin, emergence, integration, transformation, and decline of political communities as well as their

institutions and the rules and practices by which they resolve conflicts and make decisions. It involves an

examination of the public policies of communities and the manner in which these policies are made. The

Political Science major earns a B.A. degree.
PSYCHOLOGY

The Psychology major provides preparation for graduate study and entry into human services fields. Ad-
visement is available for students who wish to pursue careers in research, mental health, ministry, rehabili-
tation, personnel work, and agency counseling. The faculty is concerned with relating modern psychology
to the Christian faith and, in true liberal arts fashion, puts these two into creative tension so that the stu-
dent can learn from both. The Psychology major earns a B.A. degree. ,
SOCIOLOGY

Sociology provides courses consistent with the liberal arts mission of the College. The Sociology major
provides for curricular flexibility to allow students entrance into specific areas of policy studies, graduate
study, the criminal justice system, social work, and other social services. The Sociology major earns a B.A.
degree. I ■-'■ ■ ' ' '■ ^ '* -' ' - '

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Charles M. Snipes School of Business

BUSINESS FACULTY:

Professors Dale King, Wayne King, Robert Simmons, Sarah Wallace

Associate Professors Kris Parsons, Ted Reingold, Patty Wike

MAJORS: Accounting (BA), Business Education (BA), Finance (BA),

International Business (BA), IVIanagement (BA), Management Information

Systems (BA), Marketing (BA)

To earn a degree at Lenoir-Rhyne College, students must complete major courses,

the L-R core courses, and if needed, elective courses to equal a minimum of 128

hours. Some majors require more hours.

MISSION:

The mission of the Charles M. Snipes School of Business is to provide current and

practical knowledge that will prepare students for a successful business career. Based

on a solid foundation in the liberal arts, the Charles M. Snipes School of Business

fosters creative, critical thinking while promoting interpersonal and team skills needed

in a diverse and global work environment. The Charles M. Snipes School of Business

incorporates the use of state-of-the-art technology while encouraging students to

make ethical decisions. Members of the faculty offer dedicated instruction and

advisement at both the undergraduate and graduate levels of study.

The core curriculum of the Charles M. Snipes School of Business programs

provides a broad range of exposure in the basics of business operations and

education. Enhancement and flexibility are provided by having degree plans utilizing

the basic core combined with courses designed to give the student a specialized

knowledge of a functional area. The business functional areas are Accounting,

Marketing, Management, and Finance. In addition. The Charles M. Snipes School of

Business, in conjunction with other academic programs, offers majors in Business

Education (Workforce Development), International Business, and Management

Information Systems to give the student additional latitude in preparing for a career.

The Charles M. Snipes School of Business majors earn a B.A. degree.

The Charles M. Snipes School of Business programs are accredited by the

Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs.

Meet a Bear

Name: Mike Bliss

Year: Sophomore

Hometown: Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Major: Psychology

Favorite Place on Campus: Quad

Favorite Quote: "Thoughs that forget you are the forgiven, those that hate you are the lost."

Significant Person: Jenny Verzeiia

Interests and Hobbies: Paintball, music, reading

Favorite Movie: American Historv X

Future Dreams: Graduate, become a PI, build a house on a mountain somewhere and raise a family

Name: Bobbi Jo Ruel

Year: Junior

Hometown: Siloam, NC

Major: Athletic Training

Favorite Place on Campus: DZ Hall

Favorite Quote: "Not a shred of evidence exists in favor of the idea that life is serious.

Significant Person: Josh Cave

Interests and Hobbies: Target shooting with Josh, frisbee, DZ sorority

Favorite Movie: Bad Boys II

Best Friend: Mv mom

Future Dreams: Be a physicians assistant

Name: Josh Collins

Year: Senior

Hometown: Hickory, NC

Major: Theologv

Favorite Place on Campus: Russell House lawn when I'm playing with my dog Abby

Favorite Quote: 1 Corinthians 13:4-7

Significant Person: My parents

Interests and Hobbies: Biking, hikmg, camping, anything outdoors

Favorite Movie: Blues Brothers

Best Friend: My dog Abby

Future Dreams: To make someone smile everyday

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Meet a Bear

Name: Phillip Yelverton

Year: Senior

Hometown: Raleigh, NC

Major: Communications

Favorite Place on Campus: My room

Favorite Quote: "Our patience will achieve more than our force.

Significant Person: Lisa Harris

Interests and Hobbies: Sports, movies, writing, hanging out

Favorite Movie: Gladitor

Best Friend: Joanna Roberts

Future Dreams: Became a successful business man

Name: Bryan Brickhouse

Year: Sophomore

Hometown: Winston-Salem, NC

Major: Health and Exercise Science

Favorite Place on Campus: Intermural field

Favorite Quote: "If you plant ice, you're going to harvest wind."

Significant Person: Jennifer Sinclair

Interests and Hobbies: Ultimate frisbee, basketball

Favorite Movie: Half Baked

Future Dreams: A sports injury physical therapist

Name: Bonnie-Lynn Willers

Year: Junior

Hometown: Conover, NC

Major: Theatre

Favorite Place on Campus: Cromer center by the fire

Favorite Quote: "A journey of a thousand miles begins witha single step.

Significant Person: Jesus

Interests and Hobbies: Acting, watching movies, traveling

Favorite Movie: Luther

Best Friend: Sarah Mcllvaine

Future Dreams: See the world from every angle

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Meet a Bear

Name: Derek Harrington

Year: Sophomore

Hometown: Manassa, VA

Major: Business Management

Favorite Place on Campus: Bears Lair

Favorite Quote: "Be the change you wish to see in the world."

Significant Person: Whitaey

Interests and Hobbies: Soccer, beer pong

Favorite Movie: Cool Rumiings, and Pirates of the Caribbean

Best Friend: Curtis Kirby

Future Dreams: Make good money and live right down by the beach

Name: Myra Flor Nario

Year: Senior

Hometown: Durham, NC

Major: Biology

Favorite Place on Campus: Minges Building

Favorite Quote: "If they can, why can't I?"

Significant Person: Family

Interests and Hobbies: Math, art, sketching, dancing, and movies

Favorite Movie: Lord of the Rings Trilogy

Best Friend: Annaliza M.

Future Dreams: Become a pediatrician have a family, and make a difference

Name: Roy Erickson

Year: Junior

Hometown: Deland, PL

Major: Psychology

Favorite Place on Campus: My room

Favorite Quote: "Git R Done."

Significant Person: Amy Ultsch

Interests and Hobbies: Sleeping

Favorite Movie: Night at the Roxbury's

Best Friend: Christian Clemmer

Future Dreams: To get a good job and live happily ever after

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Meet a Bear

Name: Megan Van Huss

Year: Senior

Hometown: Waynesboro, VA

Major: Occupational Therapy

Favorite Place on Campus: Caf/Cromer Center. ..not cause I'm a fatty girl-I'm a people watcher

Favorite Quote: "A smile is a curve that sets a lot of things straight."

Significant Person: KNH she inspires me every single day

Interests and Hobbies: Workout, hang out with my sisters, try new things

Favorite Movie: Elf

Best Friend: Kimberly Hunt

Future Dreams: To be happy and make those around me happy too

Name: Jarrett Amerson

Year: Sophomore

Hometown: Franklin County, VA

Major: Business Management

Favorite Place on Campus: D Unit- the happies place on campus

Favorite Quote: "Last one's for Bob."

Interests and Hobbies: Soccer, golf

Favorite Movie: Half Baked

Best Friend: Bob

Future Dreams: Own a business

Name: Belle Stork

Year: Senior

Hometown: Monticello, GA

Major: Nursing

Favorite Place on Campus: The couches hi the Cromer Center

Favorite Quote: "Many hands make light work."

Significant Person: My mom

Interests and Hobbies: Reading, traveling, hanging out with friends

Favorite Movie: Monty Python and the Search for the Holy Grail

Best Friend: Angle D'Albora

Future Dreams: To live happily ever after

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Abernethy Constance

Abernethy Elizabeth

Abernethy Marlena

Abernethy Monica

Abernethy Rachel

Abraham Ruben

Ackley Jordan

Adam Lucia

Adams Brian

Adelman Kristen

Ager Albert

Aiken James

Akins Joel

Albert Andrew

Aldrich Alena

Aldndgell William

Alexander Natalie

Allen Christopher

Allen Emily

Alley Lauren

Allgeyer Jessica

Allison Ashley

Alston Tracy

Amador Rosario

Amerson Jarrett

Amy Dennis

Anderson Kelsey

Anderson Kimberly

Andrews Katrina

Anthony Michael

Archer Brenda

Arnone Jessica
AsherbranerLiza

Ashurst Elizabeth

Atkinson Emily

Aubain Heather

Austin Russell

Austin Thomas

Ayers Benjamin

Baby Kelsey

Bahlmann Laura

Bailey Bryant

Bailey Jackie

Bailey Tammy

Bam James

Baity Leigh

Baker Jessica

Baker Jordan

Baker Leslee

Baker Trula

Bakerlll Thomas

Baldwin Matthew

Bare Emma

Bare Garrett

Barefoot Leslie

Barkes Gregory

Barlow Julie

Barnes Abigail

Barnes Meghann

Barrett Margaret

Barrett Neshiequa

Barrier Joshua

Barrmger Kristin

Barthell Darius

Bartlett Jeffery

Barwick Melanie

Bauer Colin

Beachll David

Beal Jennifer

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95 Woodwind Drive

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1418 Madison Street

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4096 Heritage Drive

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241 16th Avenue NE Apt # 4

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Box 7534

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1804 Arabian Way

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646-B 22nd Avenue NE

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646 22nd Avenue NE Apt. B

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8207 Hunting Cog Rd

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101 Overlook PT

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1823 North Rankin Avenue

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203 King St.

4826 E US Hwy 70

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5559 Route 145

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482 Garner Ave

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213 Westwood Drive

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711 Dustin Drive

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21 Scenic View Drive
PO Box 881
PO Box 881

1543 18TH AVE PL NE
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98 Haley Road

3030 Jeeter Carswell Rd

128 7th Street NW

6818 Old Lexington Road

2129 Bromwich Road

149 Cedar Wood Road

1415 Seattle Slew Place

2560 Belshire Drive

53 Higgins Road

4936 Poplar Grove Drive

2935 Jackwhitener Rd

PO Box 368

8236 Moore Avenue

4065 Plum Street

2001 Molton Court

5265 Overlook Drive

281 Riverview Drive

160 South Peachtree Road

99 Moor Lane. Bolsover
P.O.Box 583

143 Haigler Road

200 Seven Oaks RD Apt 6F

225 Bryant Drive

114 Grain Drive

116 Hillside Drive

1748 Young Drive

1975 Church Road

130 Walk About Lane

1938 Peeler Road

168 Clonts Road

Route 1 Box 4

160 Fifth Creek Road

322 N Oakwood Dnve

828 Longbow Road

2150 Dudley Shoals Rd

3022 8th Street Court NE

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John

2500 Wilderness Lane

Cole

Lacey

POBox 1792

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35 Windsor Drive

Collins

Andrew

135 Deepwater Drive

Collins

Brian

924 4th Street, Dr., NE Apt

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Brigitte

209 Buccaneer Road

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Joshua

663 9th Ave, NE

Collins

Matthew

683 Lakeview Trail

Collins

Michael

19508 Bruner Way

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William

112 Warrenton Way

Conklin

Lori

11032 Hawkshead Ct.

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Marie

5984 Petra Mill Road

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William

2665 Elmin St.

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Aynna

433-B4 Rock Barn Road

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Kevin

12 Crooked Tree Lane

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Benjamin

PO Box 5548

Cook

Kimberly

1603 2ND Street NE

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Sarah

14044 Red Barn Circle

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Shehe

P. 0. Box 237

Cooke

Casey

P.O. Box 571

Cooke

Danica

3520 5th St Dr NW

Cooper

Andrew

1 16 Lynnbrook Drive

Cornett

Kristine

1942 8TH Street SE

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Eric

419 Woodstone West Drive

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Jeffrey

2331 Colonial Acres Rd

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1902 27th Street Place, NE

32 Winding Creek Way

6614 Alexander Hall Drive

7468 Rural View Road

14951 Highway 158

130 Devonshire Lane

1526 Jonestown Road

12 Grace Avenue

217 Whispenng Creek RD

1507 Dennbriar Drive

71 Oakridge Drive

1907 Mt. Olive Church Road

982 Plantation Dnve

2897 Shetland Drive

8017 Riverview Drive

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L-R BOX 7536

6096 Leatherman Road

2801 Goble Road

664 N. Sunny Grove Drive

1911 NW 104 Avenue

638 Ohio Avenue

663 Warren Street NE

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433 19th Avenue Court NE

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3385 Summit Place Drive

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175 Hall Road

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512 Maymont Drive

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14234 Richmond Park Ave

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3401 Bosart Road

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1636 6th Street, SE

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5250 Dusty Lane

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2431 Brantford Drive

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Route 2 Box 3405

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204 Green Street

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39 Bensmill Court

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1432 Maple Spnng Drive

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255 Simpson Road

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5616 Shore View Drive

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2742 6TH AVE NE

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14 Casabelle Court

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8916 Cooksville Road

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4097 Kendeli Place

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33 Oxford Drive

605 South Cedar Avenue

490 Valleydale Lane
3900 N. Center St. Apt 19

491 Falls Ave Apt 2
104 Creek Bottom Lane
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328 Cooper Road

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305 Cornell Dnve

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322 Fieldstone Rd

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612 35th Street NE
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2786 Gleneagles Road

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22 Linden Street

3004 Heavner's Farm Court

2983 Oak Forest Lane

146 Stonefield Drive

6481 Keeneland Tr

1 13 Country Lane

7366 West NC 10 HWY

1333 Clifflure Lane

2663 Hickory Highway

929 Hayslope Drive

624 Chestnut Ridge Rd

1616 Orleans Avenue

1910 20th Avenue, Dr. NE #10i

133 Galax Drive

2119 5th Street NE

125 Rivers Edge Drive

6717Coltrane Mill Road

1721 Hartfford Drive

12 Bull Run Street

4135 Seminary Road

1652 Shady Grove Court

248 Shuttlewood Road

4900 NC Hwy 55, Ste 160-243

3911 Walter Nelson Road

1137 Bethesda Church Rd

P. O. Box 292

7011 Mooresville Road

180 Kilmer Lane

3509 Renon Road

7461 Paul Payne Road

1026 South Main Street

1070 S College Avenue

505 4th Street Place SW
1339 Baywood Road
1055 14th AVE DR NW
1601 11th St

1457 Sweetbriar Lane
1039 12th Street NE
324 Knollwood Drive
PO Box 181
1 15 Lake Pointe Drive
6437 Somersby Drive
5148 Landing View Drive
P.O. Box 675
PO Box 1564
165 Eastwood Drive
1371 5TH Street NE
2107 Lamesa Court
PO Box 3282
611 Legion Road
814 46TH Ave DR NE
1 17 Heathland Lane
14817 Winding Creek Court
5150 Woodrun on Tillery
124 35TH Avenue NE
915 7th Street NE Apt F
818 2nd St PI NE Apt 58
7673 Spring Oak Dive
2733 West NC Hwy 10
260 Royal Palm Place
1929 Harrison Street
1010 38th Ave NE
180 Saddlewood Lane
2090 Wilkesboro Hwy
4054 Brickfield Street
304 Regester Avenue
113 Aspen Court
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1723-B8thStDr NE

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4179 Jewell Ter.

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3931 13TH Street Circle NE

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4045 Quarry Estates Road

2704 Overlook Court

307 Garrison Woods Drive Apti

481 Gates St

317 Pinkney Road

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332 Dixon Road

433 10th Street Drive, NW
493-B 23rd Avenue Drive NE
6280 Dwayne Starnes Dr
181 Coxe Ridge
147 Lake Front Dr
11211 Harrington Ct
3468 Cunningham Rd
4465 Stallings Road
3914 NC 126

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2875 12TH Avenue SE
1263 Spnnglake Dnve
1400 Hickory Circle
3631 Links Drive
3631 Links Drive
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1098 Fish Pond Road
1098 Fish Pond Road
2841 Burlwood Drive
385 15th Avenue NE
1016 Andiron Lane
4716 Jamesford Drive
2093 Boy Scout Road
361 8th Street NW
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2288 Starbrooke Drive
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4741 Stage Coach Road

5000 Montclair Avenue

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6613 Macedonia Church Road

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1941 20TH AVE DR NE #76

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1613 Damascus Circle

321 Longleaf Court

5590 NC 126

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5273 East Highway 10

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153

Hiidebrand

Lisa

5205 Hickory Lincolnton HWY

Lincolnton

Jackson

Susan

r;i,debrand

Scott

103 Creekside Lane

Hildebran

Jarrell

Bonnie

HJl!

Jamie

248 Hill Dairy Road

Statesville

Jefferson

Rian

Hilton

Joy

6812 Royal Heights Circle

Hickory

Jenkins

Michelle

Himes

Walter

8314 Queensway Place

Huntersville

Jenkins

Tara

Hincher

Marsfia

2024 Fairview Circle

Wilkesboro

Jennings

Amanda

Hinds

Stephen

15606 Everglade Lane #302

Bowie

Jennings

Carolyn

Hinl<le

Leslie

4452 Orchard Knob Lane

High Point

Jennings

Melissa

Hobbs

Brittany

2250 Charlotte Highway

Mooresville

Johnson

Carol

Hodges

Holly

PO Box 908

Jefferson

Johnson

Dawn

Hodges

Meredith

3815 IstSTDR NW

Hickory

Johnson

Heather

Hoffman

Jennifer

1647 Easton Avenue

Bethlehem

Johnson

Kristen

Hoffman

Matt

1036 White Jenkins Road

Bessemer City

Johnson

Laura

Hogan

Lauren

509 Lenoir Street

Morganton

Johnson

Mika

Hoke

Dustin

PO Box 698

Claremont

Johnson

Patrick

Holland

Adam

413 Golfview Court

Lenoir

Johnson

Samantha

Holland

Patricia

808 Constitution Ave

Newton

Johnson

Tammie

Holloway

Brian

483 Stone Brewer Road

North Wilkesboro

Johnson

Zachary

Holloway

Kimberly

483 Stone Brewer Road

North Wilkesboro

Johnston

Tara

Holsclaw

Jenifer

752 Wood Hollow Rd

Taylorsville

Jones

Bobbi

Holsfiouser

Andrew

287 Karrimont Road

Mooresville

Jones

Gregory

HolzworthJ

r. William

415 Reno Street

Rochester

Jones

Lee

Homesley

Nicholas

44 Shadow Lane

Whispering Pines

Jones

Lindsey

Honeycutt

Lauren

805 Wesley Drive

Salisbury

Jones

Marquita

Honeycutt

Robin

Route 2 Box 446

Conover

Jones

Melissa

Hood

Bradley

2339 Rice Road

Matthews

Jones

Miranda

Hooper

Heidi

36 Kerda Street

Taylorsville

Jones

Shannon

Hoover

Jeanne

1867 Stratford Dnve

Conover

Jordan

Elizabeth

Hopkins

Enc

3025 33rd Ave Ne

Hickory

Jordan

Jesse

Horsley

Laura

3953 Wood Valley Drive

Aiken

Jordan

John

Horton

Valerie

183 High Ridge Circle

Maiden

Josie

Gabrielle

Houk

Lindsey

5983 Chhstopher Road

Denver

Justus

Amber

Houser

Brittany

PO Box 1511

Lincolnton

Kale

Jennifer

Houser

Sarah

317 Becker Avenue

Valdese

Kale

Lauren

Houser

Stephanie

128 McGee Road

Lincolnton

Kallon

Juliet

Houston

Valorie

4023 Pinecrest

Hickory

Karby

Stephen

Hout

Joseph

718 Hidden Valley Court

Fairborn

Katz

Debra

Howard

Claire

1901 Southndge Drive

Belmont

Kearney

Douglas

Howard

Jennifer

319 Delburg St.

Davidson

Keever

Kerri

Howard

Lauren

3149 Lakeshore Rd S

Denver

Keever

Matthew

Howell

Kimberly

342 Howell Farm Dnve

Hickory

Keister

Joseph

Howell

Shannon

161 Ruthaven Drive

Bessemer City

Keller

Elizabeth

Hoyle

Ashley

1409 W. Stagecoach Trail

Lawndale

Kelley

Kymberly

Hoyle

Karen

628 S. Center Street

Hickory

Kelly

Erin

Huber

Peter

641 Marsh Road

Charlotte

Kelly

Kathy

Hudson

Nacarrus

4615 Bndgedale Rd

Pensacola

Kelly

Sean

Hudson

Victoria

5262 Treeway Lane

Jacksonville

Kennett

Robert

Huffman

Apnl

3134 Henderson Mill Road

Morganton

Kent

Amanda

Huffman

Lisa

4935 Brookridge Dr NE

Hickory

Key

Ellen

Huffman

Shannon

6161 Wiltshire Drive

Hickory

Khang

May

Huggard

Evan

P.O. Box 1171

Staunton

Kiger

Kemper

Hugfies

Cyndel

P. O. Box 713

Icard

Kilgore

Matthew

Hugfies

Patnck

61 County Center Drive

Newton

Killian

Elaine

Huitt

Dorothy

720 Westside Drive

Newton

Killian

Susan

Hull

Kristen

2262 Ellis Hoyle Road

Vale

Kim

Chan

Hunsucker

Amanda

3216 John Daniel Drive

Conover

Kimball

Kristin

Hunsucker

Crystal

2257 Saint Johns Church RD

Conover

Kindley

Gregory

Hunt

Amanda

P. 0. Box 452

Sparta

Kindred

Joshua

Hunt

Heidi

3899 Setzer Street

Claremont

Kinsland

Randi

Hunt

Kimberly

36 Black Oak Court

Reisterstown

Kirkendall

Katelyn

Hunt

Kristen

5346 Stonewood Drive

Hickory

Kirkland

Jessica

Hurl

Amanda

612 N Laurel Street

Lincolnton

Kiser

Gretchen

Hyatt

Cassandra

404 NE Connector

Albemarle

Kiser

Karrie

Icard

April

PO Box 13

Icard

Kitchin

Eric

Icard

Kenneth

8448 Joseph Burns Street

Connellys Springs

Kitts

Trinity

lliano

Anthony

434 Beacon Knoll Lane

Fort Mill

Klassett

Brandon

Ingram

Bridgette

166 8th Ave. SW

Conover

Klassett

Corwin

Irving

Ashley

1 1 724 Woodstream Ridge Court Fort Wayne

Klein

Grantland

Isenfiour

Amanda

1415 Old Landfill Road

Taylorsville

Kluttz

Maressa

Isenfiour

Angela

3037 Paul Elmore Rd

Lincolnton

Klutz

Sheila

Isenhour

Robbin

3068 Buck Mtn Rd

Purlear

Bumyoung

Jackson

Jamal

3675 So Flanders Street

Aurora

Koehler

Jennifer

Jackson

154

Robert

63 Parsley Avenue

Middleburg

Koester
Kopp

Kurtis
Brittany

325 Wyman Drive
117 Ken Dan Ct
119 Milway Road
524 Briarpatch Lane

144 Sam Hefner Road
1227 21st Ave NE
1413 6th Street NW

1405 21st Street South West

403-2nd St. PI. SE

1183 Main Street

4163-A Jack Brown Rd.

331 9th Ave Dr NE Apt 10

3322 23rd Street NE

1 17 Lundy Road

148 Cherry Creek Circle

3829 Heatherbrook Trail

4419 Eagle Court

611 Kodiac Court

141 Ridgecrest Drive

1302 Gilbert Street

2537 Moss Creek Loop

1519 Landalee Lane

897 Oakdale Drive

4911 Northwest 15th Court

3925 Wesseck Dnve

9378 Costner Road

Route 4 Box 507

704 Painted Feather Lane

11434 Gulfstream BLVD

1601 Ferncliff Road

2951 6TH AVE SW

205 Williamson Creek Road

3042 26TH Avenue PL NE

691 1 Coldbrook Dnve

5541 Millrace Trail

371 Mt. Forest Estates

4925 Brookndge Dr NE

317 West Thomas Street

1304 Lewittes Road

1113 8TH Street NE

343 West River Road

2351 27TH Street Place NE

1030 Hop Creek Drive

3413 1st Avenue, Cir. NW

3490 Section House Rd

5905 Bowie Mill Court

6005 N Beach Rd

73 Loggerhead Court

227 Laurel Creek Road

3856 C&B Farm Road

8951 Westing Court

835 Crystal Bay Drive

2427 Leigh Ann Dnve

2074 Colonial Lane

4101 Asherton Drive

9701 Belt Road

179 Valley Road

5816 Cleome Court

PO Box 201 1

1103 Winwood Dr

1549 Skyway Lane

1 17 Brentwood Drive

204 West 9TH Street

1157 Hardin Road

172 Yale St

1135 Saw Mill Road

1135 Sawmill Road

3140 Chelwood Dnve

440 Oliver Road

P. O. Box 408

3044 SE Darien Road

1910 20th Ave DrNE Apt 27

145 Timberland Drive
301 Hyland Drive

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Krause Natalie

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Kresslein Marie

Krohn Leah

Kulcsar Adina

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Lackey Julie

Lackey Melissa

Lael Aaron

Lail Caroline

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Lail Mary

Lam Phuong

Lambert Sara

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Land Crystal

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Langley Christopher

Lanning Abigail
Lanningham Jacqueline

Lapp Stacey

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Laveau Rodney

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Lawson David

Laxton Timothy

Layne Stephen

Le Lam

Leach Meredith

Learn Tara

Lecus Megan

Ledford Casey

Lee Amy

Lee Reginald

LeFevers David

Lefstead Karen

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Lenahan Jacob

Lengyel Pamela

Lentz Allen

LePierre Alesha

Lescovitz Victor

Lester Candall

Lewis Carly

Lewis Joshua

Ley Nicole

Lindamood Amanda

Lindsey Virginia

Lineberger Megan

Lingerfelt Lindsay

Litschke Jonathan

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Little Erika

Little Lyndsi

Littlejohn Rashard

Livesay Cory

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Loman Stephen

London Emily

Long Jennifer

Long Miriam

Lopez Grace

Lor Ellison

Lor Lee

Lor Mylo
Loudermelk Mandy

Loudermilt Charlotte

Love Jade

Love Lindsey

6313 Austin Drive

178 Audubon Oaks Drive APT 1

8101 SW57th Avenue

3107 Savoy Drive

35 Molly Reese Lane

1641 Farmington Hills Drive

1414 Yadkin Street

4204 Herman Sipe Road

5 Sunny Ave

6185 Goodman Lake Road

21 Kyle Lane

2217 Startown Road

1694 Allen Lane

306 Mooreland Drive NE

2566 Shadowline Lane

450 3rd Ave Drive SE

2476 23RD ST NE

781 Pinewood Circle

P.O. Box 1111

252 Summers Road

9616 Rainbrook Drive

1412 Adams Street

221 Laurel Street NE

164 Ruritan Park Road

3416 Imperial Drive

3350 40th Avenue Place NE

8040 NW 53rd Court

PO Box 213

808 Laroque Avenue
8237 Mount Harmony Road
6690 Dam Cove Road

106 39th Avenue DR NW

544 Dogwood Road

1433 Gemstone Blvd

1608 Pathway Drive

PO Box 441

1715 Eckard Road

1113 Crown Point Circle NW

615 North Main Avenue
101 Pine Avenue

163 Walker Foundry Loop

631 4TH Street NE

420 Tall Timbers Drive

12050 Frederickstown Lane

1 148 Mulberry Lane

105 Jordan Lane

PO Box 543, 1 Tybee Hill Lane

211 South 4TH Avenue

5835 Sparrow Lane

118 New Hope Road

931 New Haven Court

1814 Hooper Street

6212 Lookout Loop

24 Newfield Court

114 34th St NW

564 East Walker Road

4258 Section House Road NE

3989 Carolina Drive

267 Alexander Avenue

8 Early Ave

600 West Mountain Street

5000 Harvest Road

9215 Apache Drive

12131 N Roxboro Rd

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616 22nd Avenue NE Apt A

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5550 West Pine Hill Ave.
374 Jimmy Duncan Lane
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Loveless John

Lovell Sarah

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Lowery Stephen

Lowman Trent

Lucas Holly

Lucus Linda

Lunsford Elizabeth

Luper Jessica

Ly Malee

Maack Christine

Mabry Emily

MacCurdy Taylor

Machuca Maurisa

Macijewski Kelli

MackJr. William

Macon Felisha

Madden McClane

Magar James

Maguire Lacy

Maher Drew

Maloney Loretta

Maney Christa

Maney John

Manolis Thomas

Marie Aleksandar

Marion Douglas

Marr Angela

Marron Jordan

Martin Christina

Martin Hope

Martin Joy

Martin Ryan

Martin Susan

Martone Jennifer

Masencup Brian

Mason Rebecca

Masterson Dennis

Mathis Erica

Matthews Joseph

Matthews Tyler

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Matznick Andrew

Mauldin Ehc

Mauney Maxwell

Maurer Leah

Maxwell Heather

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McConnell George

McConnell Mollie
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McDaniel Antonio

McDaniel Pamela

McDermid Amy
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McDowell Benjamin

McFadden Marcus

McGill Roslane

McGinnis Virginia

McGregor Scott

Mcllvaine Sarah

Mcllwain Kelly
Mclntire Eric
McKeel Deborah
McKinnon Melissa
McLain Linda

McLelland Lauren
McLeod-Bryant Sydney
McLeymore David
McMurtry Deana
McNeil Nicholas

1251 9th Street NW

Hickory

495 Silver Ridge Drive

Lexington

409 Evergreen Avenue

High Point

4741 Charlotte Street

Conover

4015 MT Olive Church Road

Newton

92 Patty's Place

Stony Point

PO Box 291

Connellys Springs

60 Lake Park Drive

Sharpsburg

101 Shade Tree Circle

Fort Mill

1755 8th St DrNE Apt D

Hickory

4324 Lajes Lane

McGuire AFB

1785 Cornelius Court

Okeana

7128 Fairhill Place

Charlotte

5-05 Lyncrest Ave

Fair Lawn

4722 33rd Street LN NE

Hickory

155 Cedar Ridge Drive

Taylorsville

1412 Green Oaks Lane; Apt. 2

Charlotte

121 Knob Hill Road

Asheville

156 Poplar Loop Drive

Flat Rock

4033 12th St., NE

Saint Petersburg

1535 Cripple Creek Road

Kannapolis

187 Skyland Drive

Statesville

4014 N Center St Apt 203

Hickory

4014 N Center St.

Hickory

510 E. 2nd Ave

Chadbourn

3739 Erin Brook Dhve

New Port Richey

772 Turnersburg Hwy

Statesville

6243 Mountain Grove Road

Hickory

PO Box 5431

Hickory

8989 Wilson Road

Hildebran

736 3rd Ave NW

Hickory

1224 5th Street NE

Hickory

117 Hillcrest Drive

Lincolnton

PO Box 743

Hildebran

206-O Rumley Lane

Statesville

5276 Scott Road

Morganton

77 North Road

Franklin

1963 8th Street LN SE

Hickory

155 Millard Mathis Road

Roaring River

PO Box 2

Lemons Springs

1313 Ripken Drive

Hickory

25550 Boerne Stage Road #11

San Antonio

3207 Cottingham Court

Greensboro

20942 Biles Rd

Albemarle

124 Skyline Drive

Bristol

1798 Killian Avenue

Newton

109 South Newport Way

Dagsboro

285 Cedar Hills Drive

Morganton

PO Box 516

Taylorsville

5139 Murray Road

Winston-Salem

PO Box 1 1

Maytown

1821 Robinwood Village Drive

Gastonia

2571 Phson Camp Rd

Dobson

1209 57th Place

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2926 Glendale Avenue

Kannapolis

229 Stage Coach Trail

Cleveland

111 Mozelle Road

Cherryville

12430 lona Sound Drive

Bristow

616 Doggett Grove Road

Forest City

568 Brookhill Road

Chart otte

709C Sandlewood Court

Newton

214 Edgemont Drive

Kings Mountain

334 Taylor Road

Collinsville

234 Spicewood Lane

Henderson

99 Camelot Place

Walterboro

1600 Rolling Lane

Hickory

3751 Pinecrest Drive NE

Hickory

1480 Fy Nature Dr

Newton

877 Sulphur Springs Rd

Hiddenite

114 South Morvue Loop

Statesville

701 Bradburn Drive

Mount Pleasant

419 Tot Dellinger Road

Cherryville

25 Ashley Street

Granite Falls

3014 Piney Rd.

Morganton

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McNsill

Heidi

2851 Highway 705

Robbins

Nesbitt

Daniel

McFliersor

Lorren

1765 Carl Noah Road

Snow Camp

Newton

Sheena

McWhorter

Cierra

1245 Lewittes Road

Taylorsville

Nichols

Ashley

Meador

Robert

1315 Peak PI. NW

Lenoir

Nicholson

Christopher

Means

Shayla

133-A Sterling Forest Drive

Morganton

Nicol

Adam

iVIeams

Carrie

19 Chestnut St

Granite Falls

Nicol

Rachel

Measmer

Jennifer

1125 Patterson Street

China Grove

Noble

Donna

IVIeckley

Corey

6375 Armindale Avenue

Rural Hall

Nolan

Michael

Meeks

Cynthia

628 22nd Avenue NE Apt E

Hickory

Noland

Jamie

IVleier

Leah

4035 5th Street NW

Hickory

Norman

Susan

Meinzer

Krysta

205 Applecross Lane

Hendersonville

Norris

Holly

Melton

Rebecca

3806 West Lake Drive

Florence

Norris

Steven

Menis

Denika

7530 Vashti Road

Hiddenite

Null

Lindsey

Mercereau

Michael

135 Ridgeview Road

Statesville

Nyitrai

Stacey

Mesen

Kimberly

1354 Pleasant Grove Ch. Road Grouse

OatesJr.

Larry

Miles

Jennifer

1235 34th Avenue NE

Hickory

Oder

Nikki

Miller

Ashley

6527 Curlee Road

Conover

Odrick

Reginald

Miller

Barbara

2441 Buss Dr

Maiden

Ogle

Caroline

Miller

Edward

935 Oak Lane

Lebanon

OHare

Chnsta

Miller

Erica

600 Resica Falls Road

East Stroudsburg

Okoro

Chima

Miller

Jason

3695 Vienna Dozier Road

Pfafftown

Olson

Rebecca

Miller

Jennifer

1345 Tenth Street NW

Hickory

Orders

Lindsay

Miller

Mary

431 4th Street NE

Hickory

Orr

Sarah

Miller

Shelton

102 Brandywine Drive Unit 0-3

Conover

Osborne

James

Miller

Timothy

PC Box 26

Claremont

O'Shea

Patrick

Milligan

Susan

5738 Mill Ridge Road

Granite Falls

Otto

Jamie

Mills

Bnan

4852 John Berry Road

Valdese

Pannebake

r Aaron

Mills

Skye

602 Mulligan Way

ST Augustine

PapadopulosJr. John

Millsaps

Amy

121 York INST Road

Hiddenite

Parker

Allison

Millsaps

Lydia

PO Box 1 604

Taylorsville

Parker

Chad

Mincey

Jimmie

3440 5th St Drive NW

Hickory

Parker

Conicka

Minnich

Kelly

158 Crossing Ridge TrI

Cranberry Twp

Parker

Diana

Minor

Brian

221 W Summerbell Avenue

Elon College

Parkhill

Brittany

Minor

Stacy

5101 Goldleaf Trail

Conover

Parlier

Mary

Minyard

Natalie

4801 Raleigh Street

Conover

Parrish

Robert

Mitchell

Amanda

516 Oak Grove Rd

Kings Mountain

Parsons

Cassie

Mitchell

Kayla

207 K & L Lane

Taylorsville

Parsons

Matthew

Mitchum

Jennifer

1686 Lee Pearson Road

Granite Falls

Passwaters

John

Modlin

Hayes

1008 10th Street Lane, NW

Hickory

Patel

Urvi

Montgomery Jennifer

716 Dodson Drive

Walnut Cove

Patterson

Amanda

Moore

Gerri

4906 Kennedy St

Hickory

Patterson

John

Moore

Joana

8697 Ramsey Road

Connellys Spnngs

Patterson

Megan

Moore

Tracy

4907 Maggie Drive

Hickory

Pattersonll

Richard

Moose

Kara

815 Sharpe Mill Road

Hiddenite

Patton

Meghan

Moose

Lindsay

551 Shiloh Road

Statesville

Payne

Alan

Moose

Melissa

624 Bonview Avenue

Lincolnton

Payne

Donnica

Moose

Michael

2013 Conover Blvd East

Conover

Payne

Jacqueline

Morales

Lucia

1941 20th Ave Dr NE #76

Hickory

Payne

Julee

Moretz

Charles

630 6th St NW

Hickory

Pearson

Amanda

Moretz

Heather

132 Fites Creek Road

Mt. Holly

Peeler

Brian

MorganJr.

Gregg

128 Longfellow Dr

Millersville

Penley

Christopher

Morningsta

' Gina

2114 Westover Road

Hickory

Pennell

Brandy

Morris

Kyle

4520 Whiteleaf Way

Canton

Pennisi

John

Morris

S. Drew

405 Crestwood Lane

Spencer

Perault

Crystal

Morrison

Shannan

2120 Shelton Lane

Statesville

Perkins

Wally

Morrison

Todd

601 Margaret Dr.

Statesville

Perry

James

Morrow

Amanda

407 1st Street E.

Conover

Perry

Nicole

Mosera

Christopher

2034 Sugar Maple Lane

Conover

Perry

Vicki

Mosteller

Sandra

6339 Casar Road

Casar

Ferryman

Emily

Mueller

Brandi

3825 Redbud

La Porte

Peters

Jason

Muhammad Duane

248 8th Avenue SE

Hickory

Peterson

Heather

Mull

Judy

405 19TH Avenue SW

Hickory

Peterson

Matthew

Mullis

Lauren

728 Ike Lynch Road

Dallas

Peterson

Sarah

Mulvaney

Luke

5602 Frenchmans Creek Drive

Durham

Petree

Clinton

Murphy

Kathleen

109 North Mill Ridge Trail

Ponte Vedra

Phelps

Bethany

Murphy

Leah

1035 E24th Street

Newton

Phelps

Brandais

Murray

Lindsey

1535 Brockton Lane

Winston Salem

Phelps

Kimberly

Myers

David

2135 6TH Street NW

Hickory

Phifer

Allison

Nain

Nicole

2312 Horseshoe Bend

Hickory

Phifer

Amanda

Nario

Myra Flor

7 Pedestal Rock Lane

Durham

Phillippie

Crystal

Neal

Tiffany

2304 Snow Creek Road

Hickory

Phillips

Catrell

Neeley

Kimberly

10031 Tenbrook Road

Silver Spring

Phillips

Devin

Nelson

156

Darious

15705 Roland View Drive

Chester

Phillips
Phillips

Jason
Jennifer

4402 Oakcliffe Road
621 N Poplar St
2107 Fancy Gap Road
4440 Grassy Creek Road
13516 State Route 4
13516 State Route 4
PO Box 362
541 Aquarius Drive
54 Forest Ave
424 Lakeside Dhve
2134 Icard Rhodhiss Road
508 Finsbury Road
214 East Boyd Street
221 Raintree Drive
2753 Philadelphia Road
3645 34th Ave Place NE
435 Stafford Street
516 7TH Street NW
140 31st Ave NW
13109 Rothe House Road
31 Bushy Hill Drive
216 Normandy Dhve
151 Sorrento Forest Dhve
1601 Plum Nelly Road
4322 Faircourt Dhve
3133 Winged Foot Drive
12524 Summerwood Drive
5033 Gorham Drive
121 Trumpet Lane
210 N. 9th Avenue
PO Box 8045
1956 8th St Ln SE
2 Delacy Drive
719 Maplewood Lane
340 Amberwood Road
2456 Cedar Valley Dhve
2515 Country View Drive
18450 South Main Street
519 Woodberry Drive
12195 Shinn Road
3707 Pinecrest Drive NE
20 Mulberry Lane
5663 Fox Glen Trail

Greensboro

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1910 20th Avenue Dr NE Apt UHickory

529 Hillcrest Avenue Burlington

4566 Paul Payne Store Rd Taylorsville

3626 Providence Manor Rd Chahotte

1407 Payne Dairy Rd Taylorsville

208 Lane Street Lawndale

4460 County Home Rd Conover

616 33RD Street Place NE Conover

239 All Healing Springs RD Taylorsville

4242 Embassy Park Drive, NW Washington

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43187 Rockfield Court Ashburn
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127 Apple Blossom Court Belton

4706 York Road Knoxville

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227 Wilton Hill Road Columbia

565 Linville RD Kernersville

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11014 Cinderlane Place Tampa

470 28th Avenue Lane, NE Hickory

470 28TH Avenue Lane NE Hickory

6359 Bishop Road Snow Camp

1229 Security Street Newton

23124-B Barwood PK LN Boca Raton

201 Reedy Creek School Drive Lexington

1599 Rayland Drive Hickory

Julius

Kathryn

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Jessica

Pierczynsl<i John

Pierson Rachel

Leslie Rae
Sally
Benny
Glenda
Joseph
Christopher
Ezra
Allison
Daniel
James
Jessica
Carol
Brandon
Kay I a
William
Michael
Rebecca
Darby
Joseph
Kara
Mark
Robbie
Seth
Dawn
Michael
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Kristina
Evelyn
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Lee Anne
Toni
Adam
William
Derek
John
Joshua
Karie
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Sarah
Tanner
Whitney
Mary
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Juan
Kevin
Donald
Christina
Margaret
John
Stacie
Rasmussen Noelle
Raughley Heather
George
Olivia
Karen
Martha
Richard
Chhstina

2243 6th St. NW

2313 HWY 10 E

4335 S NC Hwy 150

1078 14th Ave Dr NW

736 Morrison Farm Road

827 Beaumont Poplar Street

601 Ormond Rd

201 Heritage Lane

1 392 Zacks Fork Road

3621 9th St Dr NE

1225 E lOthSTBLVDNW

3921 Sulphur Springs Road

636 Knollcrest Dr

4042 5th St NW

20 Isenhour Park Road

3628 Bray Rd.

9150 Great Meadows Drive

2305 Old HWY 421 East

19 Courtney Court

2676Tlmerill Drive #137

1080 5th Avenue Court NW

7704 Sifford Road

357 7th Ave PI NW

7408 Quail Wood Drive APT F

3737 Bethany Church Road

340 Deep Forest Court

5371 Onole Court

4666 Paint Shop Road

924 4th St. Dr. NE Apt 3

2970 Wiilowbrook Rd

1688 Hunting Creek Road

511 Priest Hill Road

310 Main Avenue East

4210 River Road

226 Harmon

3540 4th ST BLVD NW

5064 Forest Ridge

939 44th Avenue Court NE

4448 Temple Hill Church Road

5316 Foxridge Drive

950 20th Street NE Apt. 98

2345 Berkley Ln

826 Greystone Road

PC Box 996

8412 Chestnut Oak Court

503 E. Church St.

503 East Church Street

822 N Piedmont Avenue

1872 Oleander Drive

2117 21st Street SE Apt 28

546 12 Avenue, NE

803 Grove Avenue Apt 2

947 7th Street Drive SE

450 Riverchase Drive

239 King Owen Court

305 Forest Hill Street

191 Rocky Point Road

10723 Heather Nicole Lane

3290 44th Ave Dr NE

717 5th Ave NE

599 Raughley Hill Road

54 27th Avenue, Dr. NW

1240 18th Avenue NE

246 Westwood Drive

3786 Bass Drive

1005 N Sixth Street

931 Camp Joe Harhs Road

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270 Jala Lane
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Reynolds Jennifer

Reynolds Kimberly

Rhinelll James

Rhodes Jacob

Rhoton Joshua

Richards Barry

Richards Janey

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Richardson Jennifer

Richbourg Jason

Rickel Andrew

Rickert Brandi

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Robinson Telisa

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Roby Matthew

Rock Richard

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Rogers Nathan

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Ross Amanda

Ross LaKeisha

Rowe Jessica

Rozier Jessica

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Ruddock Morgan

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Sandlin Jonathan

Saner Courtney

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Santoso Michael

Saunders Cecil

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SaundersJr. Cecil

Savaiko Aubrey
Scarborough Emily

Scheinost Charles

Schmidt Kurt

Schneider Tilden

Schricker Kristen

Schrink Nicole

Schuitz Jennifer
SchumacherSarah

Schumann Jessica

Schwandt Daniel

Scott Kathryn

Scott Suzanne

Scott Zachary

318 Bryson Road

806 Hughes Street

389 Caprice Circle

230 Camelot Drive

18 Greenway Drive

2201 St. Johns Church Road

1040 Elizabeth Ave

7743 Silver View Lane

3409 Startown RD

300 Weaver Dairy Road

705 Glen Allen Dr

9804 Hagers Road

1111 Brockmore Drive

555 Wythe View Dr

11511 Apostle Island Trail

3816 1st Lane NW

1312 8th Street NW

5667 Selford Road

PO Box 1851

5703 Potters Road South

104 Windy Oaks

713 6th Avenue SW

8794 Arrow Street

1427 East Church Street

223 2nd Avenue NE

3146 Turkey Hill Road

3232 Shadow Court

3024 6th Street North East

1260 5th Street, NE; Apt. A-98

164 Baymount Drive

2000 Cape Hickory Cutoff Road

4089 Caldwell Road

1365 25th Street North East

1004 North Shore Drive

11373 67th Avenue North

PO Box 1295

925 10th Avenue Dnve, NW

1250 341h Ave NE

309 Tot Dellinger Road

1343 13th Street NE

6977 Greedy Highway

207 N. Brooks Street

709 Trails End Road

1337 Westchester Drive
1444 Shirebourn Dr
328 Poplar Sphngs' Church Rd.
6312 Bill Ledford Road
3338 Ole Country Lane
5776 Reepsville Road
2274 9TH Avenue PL NE
7513 W NC #10 Hwy
200 Old Park Road
609 Drumheller Road
Po Box 246
PO Box 188
1470 Earl Street
2506 Birdie Lane
2315 MTN Laurel Trail
5825 Foxcroft Dr
2315 Mountain Laurel Trail
431 Shady Knoll Rd
1924 Wexford Court
413 W Swallow Road
626 Hollows Circle
173 Country Club Lane
101 Ridge Road
153 Doe Trail Lane
2747 Moorings Parkway

1338 McCuiston Drive
1908 Pipenwood Court
550 32nd AVE DR NW
107 Doe Lane
7447 US 64
1035 Rhodes Rd

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Eden

157

Seaoock

David

3348 40th Ave PL NE

Hickory

Sperry

Amanda

Sea-jie

Kara

1268 Owls Den Road

Lincolnton

Sperry

David

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17151 Knoxwood Dr

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Ryan

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3429 Indian Meadows Lane

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PO Box 575

Glen Alpine

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Jessica

Semmel

Candace

1106 Knightbhdge Court

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Stacey

Nakia

Seter

Elaine

1050 21St Avenue NW #88

Hickory

Stafford

Leslie

Setzer

Amanda

125 Old Field Road

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Stalnaker

Erin

Setzer

Crystal

PO Box 503

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Stanton

Bryan

Setzer

Dennis

P.O. Box 1364

Conover

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Brooke

Setzer

Julia

4023 Trallwood Drive

Shernlls Ford

Starrak

Eva

Setzer

Luler

2031 Shiloh Road

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Erin

Shaffer

Troy

PO Box 7356

Hickory

Stefely

Jill

Sfiarp

Jonathan

112 Pelletier Place

Jacksonville

Stelnlln

Rebekah

Shaw

Ehk

7935 Valley Falls Road

Greensboro

Stemple

Cheryl

Shehan

Michael

1511 35th Ave NE

Hickory

Stetler

Megan

Shell

Charles

407 Victorian Lane

Granite Falls

Stevens

Jayne

Shelton

Amanda

PO Box 607

Claremont

Stewart

Adam

Shippen

Shirley

47 Saint Charles Court

Hickory

Stewart

Brett

Shook

Ann

203 Silver Creek Road

Morganton

Stewart

Isaac

Shull

Dakotah

4671 W Hwy 27

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Stewart

Keesha

Shumaker

Katie

1006 35TH Avenue LN NE

Hickory

Stickler

Amy

Shumaker

Sara

121 Lawrence Tee Lane

Mooresville

Stoltzfus

Sherry

Shumate

Melissa

307 N Meadow Drive

Morganton

Stone

Jessica

Sieg

Tiffany

10863 E Street Road 40

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Storaasli

Olaf

Sigman

Jacob

PO Box 181

Granite Falls

Stork

Belle

SIgmon

Amy

5759 Birch Street

Conover

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Tracey

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Arlene

5200 E US Hwy 70

Catawba

Strack

Amber

SIgmon

Christina

2074 Eagles Lane

Newton

Strader

Linsey

SIgmon

Courtney

1750 20th Avenue, Dr., NE #16 Hickory

Strickland

Tiffany

SIgmon

John

5200 E Us Hwy 70

Catawba

Strobino

Emily

SIgmon

Joseph

5947 Highway 150 E

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Erin

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Randall

PO Box 300

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Lauren

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Miguel

1578 Floyd Baker Road

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Jamie

Silver

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P. 0. Box 8

Polkville

Stuckey

Joshua

Simmons

Amanda

7505 Nichols Ridge Court

Rougemont

Styers

Jullanne

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Amy

3851 Touchberry Lane NE

Hickory

Styles

Thomas

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Joseph

12471 Preservation Pointe DR

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Suddreth

Ashley

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Homer

457 7th Avenue Place NW

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Sullivan

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Thomas

200 Sparrow Springs Road

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Chnstole

3532 Peyton Frye Road

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301 Wilsons Farm Lane

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108 Breckenridge In

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Melissa

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4193 Old Highway 64 West

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1922 Campbell Road

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237 Hefner Lane

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2360 Colfax Drive

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4353 St Paul's Church Road

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Barry

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824 20th Ave PI SE

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590 Lansdowne PI.

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Emma

4929 Dysarlsvllle Road

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Jonathan

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Michael

1 19 Annapolis Lane

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Marcus

Slaughter

Derek

2355 29TH Avenue Dnve NE

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Matthew

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5385 Pittstown Road

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1410 4th Street, Dr., NW #205

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Teague

Kelly

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Adrian

255 21st Ave Nw

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Pamela

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Alyssa

743 North Main Street

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Paul

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Andrew

34 Georgia Lane

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Natalie

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Angelo

731 McBee Street

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Cameron

206 Crest Hill Dnve

Morganton

Terry

Brian

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Courtney

1413 West Lake Drive

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John

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Matthew

700 Appalachian Drive

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Thomas

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Robert

736 Wood Hollow Road

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Thomas

Casie

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Sharon

501 Mitchell Avenue

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Brooke

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Whitney

1009 Sunny Brae Court

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247 19 Austin Road

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5283 Paramont Drive

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Elizabeth

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323 Glen Eagles Road

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4008 N Center Street No. 100

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Rebecca

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10135 Scott Mill RD

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Yvette

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Wesley

119 Chesterfield Road

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Tammy

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April

1313 E Avenue Southeast

Hickory

Triplett

Kristin

Spencer

Myra

4134 NC 181

Morganton

Trolio

Tracy

158

Truett

William

3920 28TH ST NE
5606 US Hiway 90
1389 Little Road
105 Westbrook Drive
30 Red Maple Drive
3163 Our Place
P.O. Box 480

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699 W Coca Beach CSWY Ste 403 Cocoa Beach

36 Emwood Drive

1904 Oleander Drive

414 2nd Avenue

5190 Bethel Church Road

2307 Bluestone Court

221 Hickory Hill Trail

3410 4th St Blvd. NW

5174 Lee Cllne Road

2267 Blacksmith Lane

4955 Little Mountain RD

11 66 Ore Road

810 Parkwood Circle

6742 Browns Mill Lake Road

3125 West Oak Street

5386 Hawthorne Lane

4021 Highway 16 South

2036 10th Street Blvd NW

PO Box 507

3720 10th St NE

1922 9th Street Drive SE

5434 Amick Road

5090 Archdale Drive

Emerson

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Melbourne Beach FL

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8319-921 University Station CI Chartotte

169 Fred Bahnson Drive

88 Winter Hawk Road

2149 Edenderry Dr

1 1 1 Broomsage Lane

1114 Styers Lane

1559 Meadow Lane

173 Hancock and Moore Lane

70 Brookfleld Road

PO Box 1067

6235 Donna Circle

4126 5th Street NW

425 Motor Rd.

1663 McEntire Road

338 Clark Cove Rd

85 El Plazuela

1738 Sharpe Road

502 Pennwood Street, NE

205 Mull Lane

PO Box 684

3434 North Bay Dr

104 Kemberly Ct

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1118 Scaleybark Rd Apt 21 4-C Charlotte

299 Skyline View
6592 NC HWY 127
15 36th Avenue NW
206 13th Street
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5235 Bethel Church Road

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Whaley

Susan

184 Pleasant Pointe Drive

Hickory

Wharton

Estelle

236 Weeping Cherry Lane

Columbia

Wheeler

William

2618 36TH Avenue CT NE

Hickory

White

Jennifer

805 Devenish Lane

Roswell

White

Joanie

565 19th Ave Dr NW

Hickory

White

Melissa

105 Elm Drive

Asheville

White

Sara

155 Carol Drive

McMurray

Whitehurst

Nathan

105 Higgins Court

Morganton

Whitener

Shauna

1840 Westmister Road

Waynesboro

Whitesell

Kathleena

14523 Diplomat Dr.

Tampa

Whiting

Melissa

5865 Edison Road

Conover

Whitley

Jennifer

106 Colonial Heights Ln

Statesville

Whitley

Robert

106 Colonial Heights Ln

Statesville

Whitlock

Pamela

5471 Farmington Court

Conover

Whorley

James

8636 Countyline Road

Hickory

Widner

Lindsey

1062 Henry River Road

Hickory

Wiley

Matthew

594 Hoyle Street

Lincolnton

Wilk

Christina

1 1 1 Clover Meadow Lane

Granite Falls

Wilkerson

Ashley

903 Vickie Drive

Cary

Willers

Bonnie-Lynn

225 Dutchman Drive

Mount Holly

Willett

Kristin

P 0 Box 22

Siloam

Williams

Amanda

2100 LaJoy Court

High Point

Williams

Celendra

1007 New Chester Court

Apex

Williams

Dennis

1626 Nottingham Drive

Morganton

Williams

Kimberly

5681 Quailwood Drive

Hickory

Williams

Lanica

208 Woodhaven Drive

Burlington

Williams

Mary

1842 Hunsucker Drive

Claremont

Williams

Stefanie

3802 Overlook Place

Powhatan

Williams

Susan

1577 Moores Chapel RD

Graham

Williams

Travis

8954 210th Street, W

Lakeville

Williams

Valehe

449 8th Avenue NE

Hickory

Willis

Kay

1209 Alexis-Lucia Road

Stanley

Wilson

Adam

207 Redding Road

Stanley

Wilson

Amanda

207 Redding Road

Stanley

Wilson

Barry

6529 Hildebran Shelby Road

Hickory

Wilson

Jenna

1407 Herefordshire Ln

Knoxville

Wilson

Jill

119 Banbury Circle

Greenville

Wilson

Katherine

5522 Providence Glen Road

Charlotte

Wilson

Nicholas

1567 NC 226 North

Marion

Wilson

Nicole

5481 Bill Sain Road

Vale

Wilson

Ronda

1458 Wedgewood Dr

Conover

Wilson

Suzanne

415 Pineview Drive

Elizabeth City

Wilson

Wendy

7414 Kingston Drive

Tampa

Wilsonlll

George

2704 Farmland Acres

Morganton

Wilt

Devon

153 20th Ave NW

Hickory

Winford

Christopher

7061 Highway 182

Cherryville

Wingerson

llCharles

1229-F 10th Street Blvd NW

Hickory

Winter

Anne-Marie

2308 25th Ave Ct NE

Hickory

Winters

Christopher

1914 Philadelphia Church Road Dallas

Winters

Lourdes

704 E. Union Street

Morganton

Winters

Nolan

3421 Highland Ave NE

Hickory

Winters

William

4916 Pine Cir.

College Dale

Wiseman

Angela

1141 37TH Avenue Drive NE

Hickory

Witherspoo

nLindsay

3605 Trinity Church Rd Apt. A

Valdese

Wolson

Erika

4674 Great Western LN South

Jacksonville

Womack

Mary

3335 9th Street Drive NE

Hickory

Woodward

Sarah

944 Radcliffe Road

Towson

Woody

Charissa

1390 White Eagle Ranch Road

Hickory

Wooten

Jenna

1390 White Eagle Ranch Road

Hickory

Worley

Jeffrey

3374 Mission Dr

Lincolnton

Worrell

Jamie Lea

1310 Montrose Drive

Shelby

Wozencraft

Morris

4687 Plantation Drive

Morganton

Wrenn

William

3752 Moon Bay Circle

Wellington

Wright

Anetia

750 Stoney Lane

Statesville

Wright

Emily

PO Box 747

Andrews

Wyke

Laura

3022 White Cloud Circle

Apex

Wyrick

Amanda

1622 2nd St PI NE

Hickory

Wyrick

Austin

2478 27th Avenue Circle NE

Hickory

Xiong

Ana

3822 Summerwood Court

Raleigh

Yang

Lang

1259 Lanier Road

Martinsville

Yang

Manila

1230 3rd AvNW Hickory NC

7212 Doe Run Road SL Augustine FL

1575 Rink Dam Rd Taylorsville NC

6517 Rainbow Ct Raleigh NC

1 722 20th Street Parkersburg WV

461 1 Cloverwood Lane Gastonia NC

2100 Forest Drive Camden SC

2483 Point Street Claremont NC

2115 21st Street SE Apt 6 Hickory NC

415 Louise Avenue Lincolnton NC

101 Brakewood Drive Manteo NC
PO Box 3052 Hickory NC
1320 5th St NE Hickory NC
5190 Startown Road Newton NC
129 Clodfelter Road Mooresville NC
207 Ridge Street, NW Lenoir NC

104 35th Ave. NW Hickory NC
3535 Spencer Heights CT Lenoir NC
6974 Madrid Avenue Jacksonville FL
4900 Charmapeg Avenue Charlotte NC
144 Pearson Drive Morganton NC
PO Box 477 Patterson NC
2141 ST Johns Church Road Conover NC
5803 Gates Mill Place Midlothian VA
4526 Silver Creek Church RD Morganton NC
1545 West 6th Street Jacksonville FL
805 Crestmont Drive Concord NC
6307 Gilbert Sain Road Vale NC
637 35TH Street Newport News VA
13520 Mount Holly Huntersville Huntersville NC
3403 Kendale Avenue Concord NC
228 May Court Chapel Hill NC

105 W Pine Street Duncan SC
2685 Corriher Grange Road Mount Ulla NC
94 Lakeview Lane Hickory NC
835 W Main St Forest City NC
5296 Cannon Drive Granite Falls NC
1840 Rue De Montreal Tucker GA
1080 Morehead Street Claremont NC
2315 Wyoming Street Newton NC
640 8TH Street Drive NW Hickory NC
2566 Mauser Drive Newton NC
P O Box 93 Claremont NC
6408 Sterling Place Hickory NC
307 Island Ford Road Statesville NC
2395 Tunnel Road Valdese NC
1215 Riverhill Trail Lincolnton NC
154 74th Ave. North St. Petersburg FL
215 Charlotte Street Mooresville NC
431 Wake Drive Salisbury NC
4582 1 ST Street NW Hickory NC
8665 HWY 10 West Vale NC
212 Gleneagles Road Statesville NC
1371 Island Ford Road Statesville NC
212 Gleneagles Rd. Statesville NC
1489 Conway Drive Granite Falls NC
2957 Dogwood Drive Claremont NC
4440 Milam Road Jacksonville FL
1910 Plantation Drive Sanford NC
6609 Trail Ridge Drive Lakeland FL
388 Reservoir Road Marion NC

102 S Deerfield Circle Salisbury NC
8618 Casa Court Charlotte NC
2705-25 North Center Street Hickory NC
1320 Mercury Drive Nashville TN

1010 Westminster Drive Greensboro NC
237 2nd St. SE Hickory NC
1220EpsRd Hickory NC
4030 5TH ST NW Hickory NC
223 N Edinborough St Red Springs NC
223 N Edinborough Street Red Spnngs NC

1011 County Home Road #K-4 Conover NC
2002 Stratford Drive Conover NC
5060 Water Wheel Dnve Conover NC

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2005 HACAWA

The 2005 HACAWA was published by Jostens publishing company. The student portraits
were taken by Carolina Photography and the sports photos for Lenoir-Rl^yne collegiate
sports were taken by Phil Robinson of SportsFotos, Inc. Some photos used were taken by the
PR department at Lenoir-Rhyne and the rest were taken by Shane Budd, this year's editor,
the cover is four process color embossed with matte black background, trim size of 9x12
encompassing ten sigs. The pages were created on a Dell OptiPlex GX 110 using PageMaker
6.5. The primary font used was Palintino with Times New Roman, and Bookend New as
secondary fonts. Bill Hall was the representative of Jostens who assisted in the production of
the book and Colleen Bump was the harrassing advisor. I would like to thank Dr. Russell
Benton, and Jen, and James Marquardt-Leach for helping to proof the pages. This amiual
publication is sole property of Lenoir-Rhyne College and may not be copied in any way
without the consent of the college.

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