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Hail to thee, our Alma Mater!
Bold thy banner waving o'er us!
Let each loyal son and daughter
Proudly stand and raise the chorus:
From Old Scotia's lofty lands
To Carolina's gentle plain
Now thy noble name St. Andrews,
Ever glorious shall remain!

Hail, all hail to thee, St. Andrews!
May thy courage be unbending
Guided by His mighty hand, whose
Loving mercy knoivs no ending.
With thy Salt ire raised before us
Cross of white and field of blue
We proclaim thy faith victorious
And thy vision ever true!

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Wendy Phillips
March 12, 1968 to November 7, 1990

IN LOVING MEMORY

Chris McConville
November 21, 1969 to September 2, 1990

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Hoke Anderson — Currie, Biology

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Angela Beeson, Thematic

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Cynthia Moore, English; Edie Titsworth,

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Jim Buchanan, Allied Health

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Saikat Chatterjee, Business and Economics
Jay Bumgarner, Psychology

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Calvin Davis, Business and Economics
Michele Devignez, Business and Economics

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Eric Eubank, Philosophy

Jennifer Dodgen. Business and Economics

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Jennifer Hands. English
Georgia Goff. English

Wendy Kulba, English, Carie Guppv.
Biologj- and Chemistry

Marsha Hansen, Biology

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History and Politics

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David Herr. English and History
Donia Henderson. Biochemistr\'

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Angie Hugli, History

Tonya Jordan, Physical Education and
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Badih Saikaly, Business and Economics;
Lane Moore, History

Li Ying Khaw, Music and Mass
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Li Ki Khaw, Music and Mass Communications
Bret Katz, Allied Health

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Chris Koscho, English
Brenda Krueger, Psychology

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Mary Lance. Mass Communications
Marina Lail, History and Asian Studies

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Shannon Smith, Elementary Education;
Heather Findlay, Psychology

Sylvia Mebane, Psychology
Ashwani Nagpal, Business and Economics, and Mathematics

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Anton Whiley, Business and
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Darren Sinopoli, Business and Economics
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Richard Sinopoli, Social Studies

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Mary Cay Gibson, Theater and Mass

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Amy Tilghman, Chemistry

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Cindy Cushman, Psychology; Karen
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Abe VanWingerden, Business and Economics, and Politics

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Tim Whitson, Business and Economics
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Kim Costello, Business and Economics;
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Jennifer Woodward. Mass Communications and
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Melinda Wmmer, Psychologn.' and Mathematics

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Wayne Cleveland

John Cohen

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David Spruill

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Rob Engelson/Music

Thea Engelson/Music Instructor

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Barbara Frank/Mathematics

Tim Freeman/Dir. Student Activities Cynthia Greer/Dean of Students

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William Morgan/Mathematics

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Convocation 1990

The first event that the Freshpeople attend after
moving is convocation. This is a time when students
and faculty welcome the new class formally.

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Dean Greer welcomes the Freshpeople to their new home.

Sean Nolan loses interest in the speaker and seems more
concerned about having: his picture taken.

Roy Parker .Jr. From the Fuijetti-ville Observer Tinirit was the Ke>^
Note speaker.

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Dr. Alexander takes a moment to ponder the words of wisdom.

Lane Moore. Shawn Hunter, and Jon HoUoway reflect back to their Freshmen days.

Susie Henry and Rojrer Rood think about what future St. Andrews
life might hold for them.

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It's Toga Time!!!

Toga Tom plastered (on the wall, that is.)

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Andrea Francis and Julie Cox know how to do the Luau dance.

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Toga and Luau
together again!

The tradition lives on. This year, once again, Toga
and Luau were held on the same weekend. This year,
however, was a bit different. More people attended
Luau than Toga. Despite the drop in attendance both
parties were a huge success.

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"I can't believe the costume I just saw." Melanie gossips with a friend.
"No — I'm not stupid. I wore a shirt under my toga."

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Shawn let out a sigh of relief when he learned that men can look like witches too. Rod won the award
for most realistic witch.

Melinda, Laura. Tanya, and Hope showed their support for the Rugby Team by coming as their
favorite player.

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Matt was shocked to learn that Chris would actually let himself be
seen in his tacky attire.

Stephanie and D.D. showed off the latest fashion rages; Reggae
and Vogue.

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Once again the biggest event of fall term was
Granville's Halloween Celebration. The cold night
didn't keep many inside. The courtyard held many
scary sights which were kept warm by the bonfire
provided. Costumes ranged from storybook characters
to Rugby players. Even Jason from the Friday the
13th series made an appearance. Everyone present
seemed to have a wonderful time.

Tina certainly had the right look for the Harley-Davidson chick she was supposed to be imitating.

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The gentlemen of DML get ready to
spread their Christmas cheer.

Ehzabeth dances until the ball drops at
Concord's New Years Party

Chris Edwards "entertains" all by
singing his favorite Christmas carols.

Lenni and Joy "take a load off . . ."
Abe-politicians kiss babies not Gregg.

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Dress to Impress 1990

Wigg:y and Eleanor get a little closer

Dave, Tommy, Jen, and Becky show that with
reg-ular exercise you can dance the night away

"If you step on my foot once more I'll shoot
you to the moon!!"

Your Rick — Milli Vanilli or Air-Band

The Village People make their comeback

at SA

We suggest you keep your day job Tim

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party going.

Sharon gets caught with her hand in the
cookie jar.

John's a lumberjack and he's okay.

You can't be cool if you only hang out with
your SAGE class.

Yes Susan — you do play better than Ringo.

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Anderson-Currie. Tim Ward as Dracula disappeared in a cloud of snioki

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The Math Science Club

The Black Student Union

Front from L to R: Joy Berry. Chelsea Cureton. Veronica Plinkett, Cheryl
McXair. de Anne McKinney. Stacy Waters. Tonya Ingram. Back row; Tiffani
Orange. Mark English. Michael Brooks. Don Galbreath. Jason King

The Psychology Club

From L to R: Marlowe Mager. Jan Wilson. John Cohen. Elizabeth OhlmuUer

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Front from L to R: Candy Round, Raylene Kaufman, Jane Karpenske, Marsha
Hansen. 2nd row: Tina Carter, Sarah Cooper, Joy Berry, Sharon Frain. Back
row: Adam UTiitehead, Heather Gupton, Scott Clark. Jennifer Woodward, John
Cohen. Garreth Griffith

The History Club

Front from L to R: Becky Loffert. Elizabeth OhlmuUer. 2nd row: Mike
Hubbard, Hope Michael, Susan Yeaman, Denise Caison, Lane Moore. Elizabeth
Simmons. Back row: Matt McElwee. David Herr, Jo Frost

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Front row from L to R: Janna Turner, Lee Henon Back: Wendy Harris, Larry
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The Bridge Club

Front row from L to R: Donia Henderson, Stephanie Anderson-Currie, Hoke
Anderson-Currie Back: Micah Piercy, Carl Mays

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Front row from L to R: Kathryn Finger, Leslie Campbell. Rebecca Wadsworth
2nd row; Shelley Johnson, Kristy Meehan, Patrice Barrentine, Jill Vamos,
Elizabeth Olhmer Back: Laura Bryant

The Riding Council

Front row from L to R: Heather Signor, Lea Rash Back: Melissa Hubbard, Lee
Henon, Susan Yeaman

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Health Science Club

Front row from L to R: Laura McCarter, Margaret Currie, Teresa Tadalan
Back row: Joi Foss, de Anne McKinney, Donia Henderson.

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Front row: Ron Peterson Back row: Ian James, Angie Hugh, Matt Clark.
Shannon Kohr

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Anne McKinney. Marian Scholz, Teresa Tadalan. Third row: Amy Tilghman.
Laura McCarter, Adrienne Atkins. Margaret Currie. Todd Spradlin, Tammy
Sutherland. Mark Vandersea. Frank Watson. Back row: Kelly Faulkner. Reid
Smith. Keri Nuti. Ed Lickey. Brian Manderschied, Brian Scherer, Mary Tolle.
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Student Activities Union

The members front; Brenda Krueger Bacl< row: Cynthia Howard, Sharon
Frain, Garreth Griffith, Katie Watts, Lisa Schinnagel, Tim Freeman, Abe
Walston, Sliawn Hunter.

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student Senate

The Group from L to R front row: Austin Ashburn, Kevin GuUette, Shawn Coffman, Second Row: Diane
Reid, Pam Naves, Amy Pfeffer. Wendy Harris, Karen Tyndall. Beth Kerley. Back row: Dick Prust. Chad
Esposito, Ohver Wlson, Denise Caison. David Herr. Abe VanWlngrerden, Josh Foote, Jon Holloway.

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The Lady Knights started off the season with seven
straight wins. After losing the next three games, the
ladies rebounded by winning the three succeeding
games. The women's soccer team ended the season
with a 13-4-1 record.

The skill on the team was recognized with four
players making All-District. The four were Hayley
Ladell, Joy Feinberg, Cathy Feeley, and Kati Vines.
Luckily, the Lady Knights will only be losing two
seniors so their success as a team should continue.

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First row; Catherine Holsopple. Allison Terrill, Susan Yeaman. Jennifer White. Michelle De Leo,
Susanne Lusk, Tonya Foland, Hayley Ladell. Lori Nicholson, Tracy Victorio. Second row: Lorenzo
Canalis. Colin McDavid, Pam Naves, Ellen Spotts, Beth Slater, Tamara Junp:, Adrienne Atkins. Katie
Vines, Amber Covingrton, Lisa Wheeler. Jo Duer.

Pam knows how to move the ball in the right direction.
No. 2 gets fooled by the sly skill of Susanne.

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In their second season, the Rhinos had a great record
with 8 wins, 5 losses, and 1 tie. Their greastest
victories were against Davidson with wins of 20-0 and
41-0. The season leading scorers were Chris Edwards
with 13 tries, Anton Whiley with 9 tries, and Abe
VanWingerden with 5 tries. Others who scored were
Kevin Finch, Lane Moore, Scott Gregory, Adam
Whitehead, Abe Walston, Shawn Hunter, Jon
HoUoway, and Garreth Griffith. Watch out for Rhinos
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Rhinos direction.

Wally comes from behind in an attempt to bring man and ball to
the ground.

Kevin and Scott show that height can make a big difference when
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Front from L to R; David Wise, Anton Whitley. Lane Moore, Alan Williamson, Chris Edwards. Shawn
Hunter. Adam Whitehead, Abe Walston. Back row: Scott Clark, Garreth Griffith, Kevin Finch, Scott
Gregory, Morg^an Jones. Jerry Barnes. Shep Armstrong, Abe VanWingerden. Lee Martin. Ed Lickey

Jerry forgets his manners and shoves the opponent to the ground face first.

William, with ball in hand, looks for an opening in the mass of
players in front of him.

Pete Botjer stretches with all his might, in hopes that he might
win the ball for the Rhinos.

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St. Andrews
Men's Basketball

The 90-91 men's basketball team finished the season
with a 16-15 record. Seniors Mark English, Lawson
Smith, Erik Shelton, and John Davis made sizable
contributions to the team with Averaging
double-digit scoring in every game. Strong
performances throughout the season were seen by
freshman Brian Burton, sophomore Donald
Galbreath, sophomore John Church, and freshman
Tony Scott.

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Donald Galbreath gets the height advantage and two points.

John Church goes for three.

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A John Davis Pump Fake.

The Team front row from L to R: Scott Swain, John Church, Lawson Smith, Erik Shelton, Donald
Galbreath, Tony Scott, Mark English, Shawn Colquiett, John Davis, David Zariff, Oliver Wilson, John
Sprouse, Joe Bell. Andrea Francis; Back row: Trainer Lisa Wheeler, Manager Michelle Sasser, Brian
Burton, David Jones, Chris Graham, Jeff Carroll, David Kidd, Rusty McCoIlum, Tadd Samulski, Joe
Kelliher, David May, Head Coach Mark Simons, Ass. Coach Kirk Chandler.

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The squad from L to R front row: Brenda Krueger, Kim Jenkinson, Back row: Laurie Dreher, Chelsea Cureton, Maria Faus ;,

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Raylene struggles to keep up her pace,

The Team front from L to R: Ralph Powell. Becky Loffert, Raylene Kaufman, Back row:
Rob Woodyard, Ward Sokoloski, Tripp Whitener, Eric Eubank.

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Tripp goes for that last minute burst of speed in an attempt to push past runners from
Duke and Pfeiffer.

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anning neck and neck.

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St. Andrews
Baseball Team

The 1990-91 Baseball Team established a new school
record of 26 consecutive victories passing the old
mark of 23 set in 1990. A 7-6 loss to Pembroke state
snapped the winning streak on March 26. The
Knights were recognized for their outstanding
abilities by being named in the top 10 of the nation
by USA Today's NAIA poll.

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"Hey, I bet I can spit better than you!"

Now if I step into it Coach says it will go further — here goes,

Tim Whitson lets the batter have it.

Frozen fans anxiously await the end of the game, but show their support throughout.

The players: Back row L to R Bob Weinmann, Bret Katz, Danny Chelbus, Todd Rodriguez, Mark
Fulton, Brian Hinson, Joe Agee, Desi Williams, Coach Swanson; Second row Jim Glasgow, Bob Leniay,
Jim Buchanan, David Owens, Jeff DeRosa, Ronnie Roy, Lee Gogol, Josh Miller, Anthony Andrews;
Front row Alex McDougald, Paul Frank, Gary Wood, Tyler Corning, Tim Whitson, Jeff Markosky, Mike
Bell, Mike Poole.

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Another victim falls prey to SA fielding.

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St. Andrews Softball Team

Front from L to R: Ass. Coach Debbie Proctor, Rini Dumire, Heidi Poole, Debbie Jones, Kim Bethea, Karen McGloughlin, Coach
Smith, Second row: Kerry Gilbert, Shannon Rivers, Tonya Poland, Melody Harringrton, Third row: Jennifer Ballard, Tina Cheek,
Heather Brown, Kim Newman, Last row: Susanne Lusk, Megan Klienbaur.

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Front from L to R: Megan Jones, Kim Hallin, Robin Went, Laura Lumley. Back row: Muffin Moyer, Beth
King

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The St. Andrews Men's Tennis Team

From L to R: Troy Blackman, Jamie Humphreys, Chad Esposito, Ken West, Shawn Coffman, VTM Carter,
Eric Digons, Coach Bruce Daniels

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Equestrian Team

The Equestrian team rode high with the strong
leadership of Coaches French, Conyers, and Leabo.
Seniors Susan Yeanian and Suzi Reicke contributed
greatly to their team's success. Kerry Daniel,
Malinda Grice, and transfer Tracie Berard showed
great potential for continued success for next year.

Tonya knows that it takes a lot of concentration in order to be

successful.

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When the ribbons are given out, it is hard to be anything but all
smiles.

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Horse and rider make jumping; this fence look like a breeze.
Walk, trot, and canter; now which one comes first?

As John gives advice to one of the other riders, Suzi sits and
Hstens for helpful hints.

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Men's Soccer

Following an unsuccessful first half the men's soccer
team turned a sour 2-7 record into a respectable 8-9-1
final record. Senior Darren Sinopoli commented, "We
went 6-2-1 in the second half of the season. I guess it
just took us a while to get our act together." Alan
Johnson and Ian Pena were honored for their efforts
through the season by being named to the
All-Conference Teams. Congratulations and farewell
to seniors Jon Holloway, Darren Sinopoli, and Chris
Koscho on their final season.

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Ian tries to run away with the ball

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Stevie contemplates whether to kick the ball or punch his
opponent.

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Bobby attempts to "head" in the right direction.

The Team from L to R; front row: Ray Moffat, David Benzaquen, John Bair, Steve Rosenstein, Bobby
Kulinski, Greg Stupinsl<i, Tommy Hawthorne, Chris Moyles, Jon Holloway, Darren Sinopoli, Alan
Johnson. Gregorio Busies; baclt row: Coach Lorenzo Canalis, Colin Christopher, Chris Koscho, Mike
Haynes, John Karsten, Matt McElwee, Ian Pena, Damian Hilaire, George Hite, Rod Riley, Steve
Hollinger, Jamie Humphreys, Travis Loseke.

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Matt takes his opponents downfall as a chance to steal the ball.

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St. Andrews
Volleyball Team

The Lady Knights Volleyball Team, better known as
the Coots, finished with an overall 7-13 record. The
MVP award was shared by Seniors Tina Cheek and
Jen Dodgen. Kim Newman and Megan Kleinbauer
were named All-Conference.

Tina Anxiously awaits for the ball

Barbara and Jennifer want to make sure that the ball gets over
the net.

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The Team from L to R front row; Coach Smith, Jennifer Dodgen, Megan Kleinbauer, Machelle AUman.
Second row: Heather Brown. Riki Point. Kim Newman, Melody Harrington. Kerry Gilbert. Barbara
Stenger. Back: Tina Cheek.

Kim gets the upper hand on the ball.

Kerry goes for the ball as Barbara watches in anticipation.
Barbara just barely misses the ball and loses the point.

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St. Andrews
Women's Basketball

Though the women's basketball team had a losing
season, head coach Nancy Swain had many good
comments for this year's team and is looking forward
to next year. "I think we have a better team than
last year, despite our record . . . we have better depth
We've been in a lot of ballgames this season, but
inexperience has really hurt us. The players are still
positive, and I think the younger players are gaining
a lot of valuable playing time." She added, "The
women's program is going in the right direction, we
just need quality players."

Debbie runs away with tiie ball

Barbara struggles to get control of the ball and go for the basket.

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Beth shows off her dribbling techniques as Debbie watches in awe.

The Team front row from L to R: Beth King, Megan Kleinbauer, Amy Fortune, Heidi Poole, Debbie
Jones, Susanne Lusk, Shannon Rivers Back row: Riki Point, Barbara Stenger, Stacy Gustafson, Cheryl
McNair, Cris Nowak.

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Heidi doesn't let her opponent get the best of her.
Cheryl attempts a slam dunk, but comes up a little short.

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Chateau de Bossey, the St. Androids
home away from home.

P.J. Wick learns first hand what dungeon
life is like.

The Travelers from L to R. Front row: Mrs. Kronenwetter, Rebecca Wadsworth, Bill Cox, Eric Eubank. Second row: Chris Nagel, Shan

Frain, Chris Havens, Gwen Kulba, Jill Vamos, Ralph Powell, Jen Franko, Brian Cox, Bobby Tussey, P.J. Wick. Back row: .Al< >

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Is Chris Havens going: to add his coat of arms to the wall with the former Kings? Doubtful
with that attitude.

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Jen, Bill. Gwen. and Brian decide to slip away from the Chateau and check out Paris for a
weekend.

Aharon, PJ., Chris and Alexis strike a pose
Hth Julius Caesar

The Group goes sightseeing in Geneva.

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Morocco

Tim, Heather, David and Charlotte stop
on a corner to take it all in.

Charlotte, Sharon, Heather, Tim, and
David stop for a luggage break.

The Travelers from L to R: Elizabeth Harding, Charlotte Hart, David Wise, Heather Findlay, Sharon Bing, Tim Miller, Abdessamac

Mortabit

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India

The Group Shot. Front row from L to R: Greg Dusenberry, Maggie Johnson, Rebecca Green, Matt Sutherland, Laura

Reid, Second row: Jon Holloway, Beth Mathis, Katie Vines, John Cox, Shep Armstrong, Wally Mann, Rod Gammon, Neal

138 row: Jan Wilson, Tara Shariff, Catherine Boten

Molinario, DianH
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Katie and Diane Take turns pushing each other in the swing.

Tara. Katie, and Beth pose under an archway of flowers.

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Ian Makes some new friends on the
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The Travelers: Front Kathy Sellers. Back row: Tom Williams, Jo Frost, Beth Patton, The Tour Guide, Mike Hubbard, Aaron Bark

Denise Caison, Rob Lynch, David Herr, Lane Moo

"he Sights of Vietnam

^ Villagers stand in front of Buddhist Pagoda in My Tho.

Mike inspects an old typewriter in the tunnels of Cu Chi.

Rob and Aaron visit the White Palace at Vung Tau.

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A Walking Tour Of Brunnenburg

John K., Mike, and John L. inspect
Brunnenburgs answer to Stonehenge.

The Group pauses for some musical
entertainment and a chance to rest theii-

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The travelers puse for a picture. F^ront from L to K; Jacquelyn l^arten, Kim Hallin. Jennifer Hitch, Diane Healy. John Cox, Margair
Rada. Back row: Robert Dempster, John Law, Dan Auman, Jamie Donaldson, Martha Knipfht, Amy Wright, Jennifer Culvert, Mll^

Pesackis, John Karstoi

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Diane and Jennifer H. admire the ruins of the Coliseum in Rome.

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Even though they were in Brunnenburg Amy, Bill, Martha, and Jennifer H. carried on
with St. Andrews traditional Toga party.

and John K. poses in front of an Arch
lorence.

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III.

When you become the R.A. of Granville, thi
is what happens.

Erik Shelton is the number one "Big
Daddy"

The girls of Wilmington Dress to Impress.

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Volleyball behind Granville, the perfect way
to skip class.

Alan and Rod didn't quite make it to class.

Albert Should've had a V-8.

Shawn, Helen and Scott let the good times Kathleen. Butt. Reba, Cup. Pam, Sandi, and

roll. Mary go for a change.

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Now you know why you can hear them
coming from a mile away.

At St. Andrews, when it snows we enjoy it.

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Jennifer Franko "Mistress of the Dark."
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Diversity is the key word at St. Andrews. This diversity has acted
as a catalyst of change during my four years here and hopefully the
process will continue. While putting together the yearbook, my staff
and I have tried to capture the special essence of St. Andrews.

Thanks to:

Chris Havens and all of my suitemates (Sarah Cooper, Tina Carter,
Susie Henry, Janice Bird, and Jennifer Franko) for the support and
help.

Sharon Frain, the best roommate ever and for writing the sports
copy.

Rooney Coffman and the photography staff: Josh Foote, Raylene
Kaufman, and Heather Jenkins.

Summer Brock for her guidance and patience.

And to all who have donated pictures.

Jane Karpenske
Editor

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