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2006 


Murmurmontis 


West  Virginia 
Wesleyan  College 

59  College  Avenue 

Buckhannon,  WV  26201 

www.wvwc.edu 


2006 


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|  ]  Administration, 

Faculty  &  Staff 

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Underclassmen 

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Seniors 

32 

Traditions 

50 

Athletics 

62 

Organizations 

90 

Greeks 

110 

Closing 

120 

Index 

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Intelligence^ 


A  Witness  to  Change 

Story  about  Arminta  Baldwin 

Arminta  Baldwin  has  taught  English  for  46  years, 
completing  her  39th  year  at  West  Virginia  Wesleyan 
College  this  past  spring.  Having  taught  for  almost  a  third 
of  the  college's  history,  she  has  a  unique  perspective  on 
how  Wesleyan  has  grown. 

"I've  been  witness  to  several  changes  at  Wesleyan,"  she 
recalls.  "Facilities,  faculty,  curriculum  —  I've  seen  and 
played  a  part  in  it  all." 

The  professor  of  English  has  held  many  leadership  roles, 
including  chair  of  the  English  department  ( 1  5  years)  and 
yearbook  advisor  (16  years).  She  has  also  worked 
significantly  with  community  council  and  served  on 
numerous  committees  to  appoint  new  deans.  "Currently  I 
like  to  focus  on  my  teaching,"  she  says.  "It's  the  most 
rewarding  part  for  me." 

Teaching  classes  such  as  Short  Fiction,  Romantic 
Literature  and  Autobiography  &  Journal  Writing, 
Baldwin  lists  her  favorite  course  as  Images  of  Women  in 
Literature,  a  course  she  designed  after  surviving  her  own 
experience  with  domestic  violence.  "I  really  enjoy  exploring 
social  issues  through  literature,"  she  explains  of  the  class.  "I  have  students  keep  a  journal  of  the  images 
of  women  they  see  in  the  movies,  on  television  and  in  other  classes.  We  read  texts  that  deal  specifically 
with  women's  issues,  such  as  domestic  violence  and  rape,  which  are  often  difficult  to  talk  about.  I've 
been  really  pleased  with  how  the  class  has  grown." 

When  asked  for  advice  that  she  might  give  to  an  incoming  professor,  Baldwin  replied,  "A  good 
professor  really  listens  to  his  or  her  students.  Learning  needs  to  be  interactive.  Ideas  need  to  be  discussed 
and  not  just  lectured."  Observing  students  for  over  four  decades,  Baldwin  believes  that  they,  like 
society,  are  becoming  more  individually  oriented  with  each  passing  year.  "Students  are  thinking  more  for 
themselves  and  not  just  accepting  of  ideas  that  are  presented  to  them,"  she  observes.  "They  need  to  be 
involved  in  their  own  education." 

In  her  free  time,  Baldwin  enjoys  reading  detective  novels  and  writing  essays.  She  is  grateful  for  e-mail, 
which  has  increased  her  contact  with  past  students.  "I  really  have  enjoyed  the  students  over  the  years," 
she  says.  "Those  interactions  have  been  invaluable."  You  can  reach  Professor  Baldwin  at 
Baldwin@wvwc.edu. 

-  by  Allison  Thorp  '05 


Faculty  /  Staff 


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William  R.  Haden 

President  of  WVWC 


The  president  sports  a  cowboy  hat  during     Papers  and  work  are  the  order  of  the  day!        Mr.  and  Mrs.  Haden  walk  down  the  field 
a  college  picnic.  to    crown    the    Homecoming    King    and 

Queen. 


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Administration 


Stephen  Jones 

Vice-President  for 
Financial  Affairs 


Julia  Keehner 

Vice  President  for 

Student  Affairs  and  Dean 

of  Students 


Larry  Parsons 

Interim  Vice  President 

for  Academic  Affairs 

and  College  Dean 


Shirley  Fortney 

Assistant  Dean  of 
Academic  Affairs 


Peggy  Cooning 

Vice  President  for 
External  Affairs 


R.  Duwane  Squires 

Vice  President  and  Chief 
Information  Officer 


Administration 


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Faculty 

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Below:  Dr.  Devon    McNamara,  English,  poses  in 
her  office  before  embarking  on  her  trip  to  Ireland. 
Oval:  Dr.  Maya    Mei-Tal,  criminal  justice,  and 
Richard  Schmitt,  creative  writing,  converse  during 
a  college  social  gathering. 


Dr.  McNamara,  associate  professor  of  English,  loves  West  Virginia  and  considers  herself  as 
a  type  of  defender  of  its  spirit.  "You  can  see  the  stars,  know  your  neighbors,  and  people  are 
frazzled  by  northern  sprawl.  I  am  moved  by  its  culture  and  I  can  sympathize  with  those 
who  don't  have  employment  opportunities  and  the  proper  education  they  deserve," 
McNamara  reflects. 

She  yearns  for  opportunities  when  she  can  do  things  for  young  people  in  America,  and  she 
believes  that  international  experiences  are  opportunities  to  grow.  "I  like  the  combination 
of  getting  out  of  the  hollow,  getting  on  a  plane,  and  going  to  Greece,"  she  said.  Dr. 
McNamara  has  directed  a  number  of  travel  courses  to  Ireland. 

Life  isn't  slowing  down  for  Dr.  McNamara  and  that's  just  fine  with  her.  She  has  formed 
lasting  relationships  especially  in  the  English  Department  with  Dr.  John  Saunders  and 
West  Virginia  Poet  Laureate  Dr.  Irene  McKinney.  McNamara  also  loves  her  cats.  "I  used 
to  have  19  puppies.  These  two  female  dogs  I  had  just  kept  getting  pregnant.  I  gave  the 
puppies  away  to  a  fraternity  and  several  other  places  on  campus.  I'm  much  more  of  a  cat 
person."     An  eternal  optimist  the  professor  smiled:  "Life  is  just  endlessly  good." 

Excerpt  from  an  interview  by  Seth  Kitzmiller 

10  y  Faculty  /  Staff 


Shauna  Aurelio 

Nursing 


Kwame  Boateng 

Political  Science 


Michael  Berry 

Mathematics 


Erin  Bryan 

Communications 


Debbie  Bush 

Education 


Herbert  Coston 

History 


Phyllis  Coston 

Christian  Ed. 


Boyd  Creasman 

English 


Stephen  Cresswell 

Glenndale  Defoe 

Russell  Francis 

Diane  Godwin 

History 

English 

Business 

Health  Center 
Faculty  /  Staff 

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Right:  Dr.  Lisa  McLeod-Simmons,  political  science,  takes  a 

moment  for  the  camera  during  a  class. 

Oval:  Dr.  Richard  Weeks,  history,  and  Dr.  Eric  Waggoner, 

English,  peruse  a  program  during  the  Freshman  Orientation 

picnic. 


Jeff  Godwin 

Business 


Luke  Huggins 

Biology 


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Judith  Halle 

Nursing 


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Linda  Hicks 

Admin.  Assistant 


Arthur  B.  Holmes 

Religion 


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Denton  King 

Student  Academic 
Support  Services 


George  Klebez 

Health  and  Physical 
Education 


Tom  Leonard 

Business 


Faculty  &  Staff 


Bill  Lilly 

Men's  Basketball 
Head  Coach 


Gretchen  Lynn 

Computer 
Science 


William  Mahoney      William  Mallory 

History  English 


Paul  Mangen 

Head  Swim  Coach 


Judy  Martin 

Library  Science 


Paula  McGrew 

Library  Science 


Judith  McKinney 

Nursing 


Carol  Means 

Education 


Helen  Mellquist      Pam  Miltenberger 

Acad.  &  Career  Mathematics 

Exec.  Assistant 


Brent  Patterson 

Art 


Faculty  /  Staff 


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Faculty 

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Staff 


pleasant 


Below:  Dr.  Herbert  Coston,  history,  and  wife  Phyllis 

Cos  ton,    religion,    share    a    walk    and 

conversation. 

Oval:  Dr.  Mark  Defoe,  English,  takes  notes  during  a 

creative  writing  class  hosted  by  best-selling  author, 

George  Singleton. 


Karen  Petitto 

Educational 
Technology 

Vicki  Phillips 

Religion 

Bert  Popson 

Physics  and 
Engineering 

Nancy  Porter 

Writing  Center  & 

ESL 

Coordinator 

14  ;>  Faculty  /  Staff 

Alexander 
Pushchin 

Physics/  Engineering 


Robert  Rupp 

Political  Science/ 
History 


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Bonnie  Smith 

Nursing 


Jeanne  Sullivan 

Biology 


Victor  Thacker 

English 


Lori-Beth 
Ulderich-  Harvey 

Student  Academic 
Support  Services 


Richard  Weeks 

History 


Ed  Wovchko 

Chemistry 


David  Wright 

Music 


Jenee  Wright 

English  as  a  Second 
Language  &  Spanish 


Kenneth  Welliver 

Religion 


Faculty  /  Staff 


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Faculty  &  Staff 


Right:  Admissions  Directors 
James  Owrey  and  John  Waltz,  Theta 
Xi  alumni,  enjoy  meeting  members 
of  the  new  freshman  class  during 
Orientation  Weekend. 


Above:  Peggy  Cooning,  vice-president  for  external  affairs, 
greets  new  students  and  family  members  during  the  Bobcat 
Fair  that  introduced  the  local  community  businesses. 

Right:  Dick  Weeks,  history,  and  Brent  Patterson,  art,  enjoy 
the  reception  for  freshmen  that  was  held  at  the  President's 
house. 


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Faculty  /  Staff  Candids 


Right:  Dean  of  the  Chapel  Angela  Kinkead 
spends  some  time  meeting  this  new  freshman 
and  his  parents. 

Oval:  Beth  Lampinen,  assistant  admissions 
director,  works  all  year  with  international 
students  prior  to  their  enrollment  at  Wesleyan. 
Here.  Beth  poses  with  the  Japanese  students  who 
began  their  study-abroad  in  the  fall. 

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Left:  Carol  Means,  education  department,  helps  out  during 
Orientation  weekend  activities. 

Above:  Dr.  Joe  Weist.   physics  and  engineering,   pauses 
before  his  next  "words  of  wisdom." 


Faculty  /  Staff  Candids 


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Left:  Dr.  Matthew  Johnson,  sociology,  sports 

his  new  t-shirt  that  designates  him  as  a  seminar 

leader. 

Oval:  Education  faculty  Tom  Williams  and 

Lynn  Rupp  show  their  enthusiasm  for  the  new 

school  year. 


Above:  Faculty  members  Joe  Weist,  Bill  Mallory,  and  Mike 

Berry  take  some  time-out  from  orientation  activities  to  just 

visit. 

Right:  Dr.  Debbie  Bush,  education  and  Wesleyan  alumnae. 

enjoys  welcoming  new  students  to  campus. 


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18  >  Faculty  /  Staff  Candids 


Faculty  and  Staff 


Left:  Dr.  Kwame      Boetang.    political 
science,  is  from  Ghana  and  often  wears 
traditional   clothing   for  special    campus 
ccasions. 


Above:  Dr.  Allen  Hamner,  che 

during  an  orientation  reception. 

Left:  Jeanne  Sullivan,  biology,  gets  her  classes  started  quickly 

in  order  to  cover  the  large  quantity  of  required  material. 


Faculty  /  Staff  Candids 


Underclass 


Coming 

Together 


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Underclassmen 


Independent 


Confidence 


Sociability 


My  freshman  year  created  an  overwhelming  sense  of 
newness.  It  was  like  a  different  world  really.  To 
establish  some  sense  of  relativity,  I  applied  for  a  work 
study  in  the  Biology  Department  to  care  for  its  animals. 
One  of  those  days  when  I  was  preparing  to  clean  the 
large  saltwater  tank,  which  included  taking  the  fish  out 
of  the  tank,  emptying  the  water,  scraping  every  fungus 
covered  object,  rinsing  the  gravel,  as  well  as  all  the 
fungus  covered  equipment— you  get  the  picture— Lab 
Coordinator  Mary  Miller  came  into  the  biology  museum 
and  showed  me  a  copy  of  the  Record  Delta  which  had 
my  name  in  it.  Kitzmiller  is  a  long  German  name  and 
always  misspelled.  This  time  it  was  with  an  S  and  Z 
together.  Professor  Miller  laughed  and  said  that  some  in 
the  Biology  Department  called  the  newspaper  "The 
Wretched  Delta."  I  laughed  too.  It  really  made  my 
day. 

—  by  Seth  Kitzmiller 

During  my  sophomore  year,  I  really  found  a  place  of 

solace  in  the  Art  Department.  I  had  taken  an  art  class 

and  then  felt  compelled  to  take  another  my  sophomore 

year.  I  learned  that  art  is  a  skill  that  develops  in  other 

parts  of  your  life  besides  drawing  or  painting  or  graphic 

design.     You  form  different  perspectives  about  people,  ideas,  and  concepts.  Your  focus  is  narrowed 

down  and  disciplined  and  your  eyes  are  somehow  sharper.  When  you  look  at  a  picture  or  a  person  you 

capture  things  like  angles,   thoughts,  emotions,   stereotypes— you  can  pick  up  the  essence  but  the 

mystery  still  remains.  When  one  becomes  a  sophomore,  one  is  quieter,  more  relaxed  and  one  can  feel 

the  essence  of  college  life  and  become  familiar  with  its  spirit  and  attitude.  Yet,  the  mystery  remains. 

You  still  have  two  years  to  go.  ,     „    .  ... 

°  --  by  Seth  kitzmiller 

Like  the  cast  of  Saved  by  the  Bell  said,  "It  seems  like  only  yesterday  we  started."     Although  I  am 

looking  forward  to  my  senior  year  and  the  culminating  graduation,  the  past  three  years  have  whizzed 

past.     Looking  back  I  remember  a  great  deal  of  fuss  and  muss— stress  over  schoolwork,  especially 

senior  thesis.    Stress  over  schoolwork  and  grades  is  a  given,  but  it's  not  what  you'll  remember  once  the 

experience  is  over.    What  I  remember  are  late  night  trips  to  the  Donut  Shop  and  Sheetz,  long  nights 

pledging  Alpha  Gamma  Delta,   formals— essentially  the  laughter  and  the  tears.      You  remember 

friends. 

—  by  Caragh  Kelley 


Underclassmen 


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Lauren  Abramovic 

Akino  Minowa 

James  Bailey 


Sarah  Barnett 

Kareen  Bilotta 

Lauren  Bone 


Jessica  Bowman 

Becca  Bumgardner 

Marilyn  Chalfant 


Carlene  Chidester 

Cara  Clarke 

Kendra  Criss 


Benjamin  Davisson 
Josh  Dilly 

Brenda  Friend 


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Underclassmen 


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to  Join  tho  Wostoym  Family 

Elizabeth  Short  and  her  mother  enjoy  the  reception  held  at  the  President's  house  during  Orientation  weekend. 


Yuki  Tsuchiya,  a  new  freshman  from  Japan.      Julia  Dennis,  theatre  major,  contemplates  the       Kaitlin      Hinzman  attends  the  Bobcat   Fair 
waits   patiently   in   the   many   "lines"   during      move-in  process.  which  helps  introduce  new  students  to  the  local 

Orientation.  community's  businesses. 


Underclassmen 


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Scott  Getz 

Elizabeth  Gillispie 

Emily  Gillispie 


Dr.  Popson  demonstrates  Ins  physics  theory  to  the  students. 


Laura  Full  reads  her  winning  contribution  to  Vandalia,  Wesleyan's  literary 
magazine. 


Bradley  Goodwin 

Crystal  Hayden 

Bethany  Hedrick 


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Underclassmen 


Nicole  Held 

Nozomi  Kato 
Caragh  Kelley 


English  Department's  guest  author,  George  Singleton,  displays  his  recently  purchased  Wesleyan  shirt  to  the  students  visiting  his  session.  Go  Bobcats! 


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Matt  Kuzma 


William  Lanham 


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Andrew  Lockey 


Underclassmen 


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Volunteering  in  the  Community 


Theta  Xi  fraternity  sponsored 
a  fundraiser  on  behalf  of  the 
Katrina  Relief  program  lor 
the  many  victims  ol  the 
hurricane  disaster.  Students 
enjoyed  giving  some  of  their 
free  time  and  money  to  help 
other  Americans  in  need. 


Right:  Justin  Daniel,  junior  Theta  Xi  brother, 
seems  to  be  enjoying  his  chances  to  smash  the 
donated  car. 


olunteer  duties  seriously  to  paint  faces  during 
the  campus- wide  event  of  Children's  Festival. 

Left:  On  behalf  of  the  Student  Education  Association(SEA),  Heather  Perkins 
provides  treats  for  young  campus  visitors  to  Children's  Festival.  Children's  Festival 
provides  a  full  day  of  free  activities  for  local  children  and  their  parents. 


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26  >  Underclassmen 


Taking  a  Break  to  Have  Fun 


Left:  Adam     Gearhart,   freshman  theatre   major,   takes  time  out   during  the  hectic 
orientation  schedule- 
Below  Center:  Zachary  Morton,  junior,  enjoys  helping  out  at  Children's  Festival.  He  tries 
to  demonstrate  his  "magic"  power. 
Below  Right:  Gretchen  Hurley,  junior,  shows  her  skills  at  Children's  Festival. 


Above:  Emerald  W'ingard  and  Timothy  Smith  get  ready  tor  "battle" 

Right:  Claire  Van  de  Castle  enjo)^  a  Zul's  lemonade,  a  popular  locally  created  cold  drink 


Underclassmen 


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Amy  McGrew 

Samantha  Mitchell 

Shaun  Morgan 


Bryson  Morlan 


Jarren  Morlan 


Stephanie  Muller 


Sara  Ogawa 

Kerri  Osterman 

Joshua  Peters 


Candice  Powers 

Joshua  Rider 

Bryan  Samples 


Erin  Schatzle 

Adam  See 

Daniel  Skipper 


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Underclassmen 


aphomore  English  major  Seth  KitzmUler  enjoys  a  spring  day  near  the  Buckhannon  River  Walk,  behind 
le  college's  soccer  fields. 


the 

Sttrmy 
Life 


Left:  Matthew     Wing,  Tracy     McCarthy  and  Lance     Lindauer 
proudly  represent  "Got  Pride'"  program. 


Left:  Kyung-Min      Kim,   a   Korean   exchange 

student,  appears   to   be   enjoying  her   Wesleyan 

experiences. 

Center:  Nozomi     Kato,  from  Japan,  takes  a 

moment  to  reflect  about  her  many  new  foreign 

experiences. 

I  think  the  best  thing  about  being 
an  English  writing  major  at 
Wesleyan  is  that  there's  an  aura 
of  respectability  and  an  amount 
of  fulfillment  in  writing  you  can't 
get  anywhere  else.  It's  especially 
prevalent  with  the  English 
professors.  Dr.  McNamara  has 
an  energetic  teaching  style  that 
sparks  immediate  interest  in  any 
subject  matter  from  the  tedious 
Iliad  to  Faulkner's  power  struggle 
As  1  Lay  Dying. 

My  favorite  class  was  Dr.  E's 
American  Literature  of  the  Early 
Tradition.  There  was  just  this 
great  camaraderie  between  all  of 
us  in  the  class  and  a  mutual 
interest  in  the  subject  matter.  We 
read  Moby  Dick  as  our  novel  for 
the  semester.  Funny  how  Ishmael 
can  inspire  a  whole  group  of 
students  to  run  off  to  Eastern 
ports  and  become  professional 
whalers.  Big  shout  out  to 
Queequeg! 


by  Seth  Kkzmiller 


Underclassmen 


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Oeiimg  to  Know  Each  Other 
to  Make  Friends 


Right:  Heather  Perkins  and  her  roommates  en|oy  "hanging  out"  their  dormitory's 

window. 

Below:  Shane  Lucas  and  Andrew  Coopers  help  each  other  with  the  heavy  items  on 

move-in  day. 


Above:  Hannah  Clinstian  and  Kristen  Shetterly  spend  some  tree  moments  getting 
reacquainted  after  summer  break. 

Right:  Bree  Reed  and  Ashlee  Gaydac,  both  members  of  the  class  2008,  show  the 
joy  of  their  friendship  over  the  years. 


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30  >  Underclassmen 


Jereme  Smith 

Nicole  Stanulevich 

Kari  Stewart 


Drew  Sundin 

Matthew  Tallman 

Dana  Tiberio 


Kellv  Underwood 


Kyla  Vala 


Caleb  Warner 


Derrick  Watson 

Sarah  Wilkinson 

Amanda  Woodson 


Underclassmen 


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Seniors 


Coming 


Together 


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Seniors 


Maturity 


esponsibilitv2^ 


After  four  years  of  classes  and  lesson  plans,  it's  all 
so  strange  walking  into  the  classroom  where  all  of  the 
students  are  a  traction  of  your  age.  Their 
impressionable  laces  all  look  up  to  you  quite  literally. 
Asking  a  question  to  a  class  of  miniature  boys  and 
girls,  your  early  morning  butterflies  quickly  disappear 
as  ten  little  arms  rise  to  answer  your  question.  In  a 
brief  moment,  you  smile  to  yourself  because  you  feel 
you  actually  reached  the  children.  When  the  final 
bell  rings  for  the  day,  and  you  pass  the  last  of  your 
student  heading  to  the  buses,  making  sure  to  give 
each  one  a  high-five  on  your  way  out  of  the  door,  you 
realize  this  is  exactly  where  you  are  supposed  to  be. 

On  the  way  back  to  campus,  you  think  to  yourself, 
"Wow!  Where  did  the  time  go?"  You  can  remember 
freshmen  year  like  it  was  yesterday.  Meeting  your 
roommate,  sitting  on  the  wall  in  the  quad,  and 
wondering  whose  grandma  "Grandma"  really  is.  It 
was  hard  at  first,  finding  that  perfect  balance  between 
work  and  play  and  to  this  day  some  people  still  have 
not. 

You  continue  to  wonder  how  you  made  it  this  far. 
You  think  back  to  the  worst  classes  you  have  taken. 
You  thought  that  professor  was  the  devil  and  she  was 
out  to  ruin  your  life.    But  then  the  negativity  is 

replaced  by  the  happiness  you  get  from  thinking  of  your  favorite  instructor.  The  one  who  you  were 
able  to  distract  by  talking  about  her  kids  or  grandkids,  or  the  one  who  made  you  laugh  so  hard  that 
you  thought  you  were  going  to  wet  your  pants! 

As  you  walk  toward  your  room,  the  chapel  catches  your  eye.  You  turn  and  gaze  at  the  steeple  for 
a  moment.  You  recall  the  few  times  you  thought  about  leaving  —  going  somewhere  else.  Then  your 
name  is  hollered  from  a  group  of  passing  friends.  You  yell  back  and  realize  that  you  were  never  a 
number  here.  You  were  educated  well  and  will  go  on  to  be  an  excellent  teacher  or  an  awesome 
professional  in  whatever  field  you  jump  into.  Your  friends  walk  over  to  you  and  you  now  know  that 
Wesleyan  became  your  second  home... your  home  among  the  hills. 


by  Paul  Roncone 


Seniors 


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Erin  Abner 

Bridgeport,  WV 
English 


Ashlee  Alderman 

Augusta,  WV 
Accounting/CPA 


Joseph  Bell 

Vienna,  WV 
Criminal  Justice/Sociology 


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Amy  Bennett 

Buckhannon.  WV 
Economics/MBA 


Sandra  Adkins 

Dunbar.  WV 
Historv 


Laura  Baisden 

Buckhannon,  WV 
Art 


Rebekah  Agnew 

Conneautville.  PA 
Nursing 


Leslie  Barnhart 

Chicora,  PA 
Biology 


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Daniel  Aguirre 

Germantown.  MD 
Biology 


Leslie  Batove 

Hickorv,  PA 


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Above:  Senior  Patrick  Gruber  and  his  sister  Elizabeth  enjoy  some  special  times  during  a  recent  trip  to  Europe. 


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Brianna  Bennett 

Washington.  WV 
Athletic  Training 


Joseph  Book 

Clarksburg.  WV 
Secondary  Education 


Shane  Bosley 

Berkeley  Springs.  WV 
Criminal  Justice 


Katherine  Boxwell 

Lewisburg,  WV 
Elementary  Education 


Adrienne  Brandt 

Phillipsburg.  NJ 
Art 


Rick  Broyles 

Aberdeen,  MD 
Computer  Science 


On  Top  of  the  World 


I  came  to  Wesleyan  in  the  Fall  of  2004,  leaving  behind  what  and  who  I 
knew  for  broader  horizons,  or  at  least  that  is  what  the  brochure  told  me. 
Looking  back,  I  have  no  idea  how  the  person  who  was  in  the  Freshman 
Olympics  became  the  person  who  walked  at  Graduation.  Somewhere 
between  Friday  night  parties,  May  Term  trips,  independent  studies,  and  even 
the  occasional  class,  the  Wesleyan  experience  turned  me  into  a  person  who  I 
once  only  dreamed  I  could  become.  Wesleyan  has  afforded  me  the 
opportunity  to  travel  across  three  continents,  twelve  countries,  and  thousands 
of  miles.  Such  a  chance  has  encouraged  me  to  take  the  road  less  traveled 
rather  than  just  read  about.  From  this  distinction  arises  the  true  benefit  of  a 
liberal  arts  education,  the  knowledge  that  the  world  is  ours  for  the  taking,  if 
we  have  but  the  courage  to  step  out  or  our  front  door.  So  I  depart 
Wesleyan,  once  again  leaving  behind  what  I  think  I  have  learned  and  who  I 
know,  for  broader  frontiers,  or  at  least  that  is  what  the  Yearbook  tells  me... 


—  by  Patrick  Gruber 


Dawn  Bowlin 

Summersyille.  WV 
Psychology 


Mary  Bruen 

Brooklyn.  NY 
History 


Cary  Burgoyne 

Franklin.  WV 
Elementary  Education 


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Bridgeport.  WV 
Nursing 

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Jason  Cavey 

Hampstead,  MD 
Computer  Science 


Mary  Churchill 


Pitman,  NJ 
Physical  Education 


Stacey  Cover 

Bridgeport,  WV 
Biology 


Kristin  Crooks 

Chestertown,  MD 
Elementary  Education 


Briana  Damn 
Montesano,  WA 
Accounting/CPA 


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Amberly  Davis 

Morgan  Delaney 

Buckhannon,  WV 

Roanoke,  VA 

Elementary  Education 

Management 

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Letisha  Cole 

Asbury,  WV 
Psychology 


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Tiffany  Conley 

Elizabeth,  WV 
Computer  Information  Science 


Seniors  on  the  Road 

Whether  I  made  runs  to  Morgantown  or  home 
with  friends  to  New  Jersey,  braved  the  weather  to 
Clarksburg  at  3  a.m.  (just  to  go  to  Denny's  the 
night  before  an  exam),  traveled  with  choir  tours, 
visited  Audra,  the  hospital's  ER,  or  Wal-Mart  in 
Elkins  (because  the  one  here  closes  too  early),  I 
have  wonderful  memories.  And  of  course,  I  had 
the  additional,  occasional— almost  yearly— run-ins 
with  the  police  (surprisingly  enough,  only 
warnings,  no  tickets).  I  can't  fail  to  mention  the 
few  breakdowns,  flat  tires,  and  duck-taped 
bumpers.  I  can't  even  begin  to  imagine  how  my 
years  at  Wesleyan  would  have  been  different 
without  transportation. 

—  by  Jennifer  Sjostedt 


Above:   Some  of  Jennifer  Sjostedt's  favorite  times  and  memories  of  her 
four  years  at  Wesleyan  are  from  behind  the  wheel. 


Seniors 


Margaret  Dixon 


Charleston.  WV 
Nursing 


Miranda  Durst 

Point  Pleasant.  WV 
Athletic  Training 


op:   Laura  Ellison  finds  that  there  is  nothing  like  the  smell  of  a  new 


ibove:    Josh  Thompson  takes  his  job  enthusiastically  during  Children's 
estival  in  the  Safety  Town  event. 


Adam  Engle 

Lewisburg.  WV 

Computer  Science 


Robert  Ferroni 

Delran,  NJ 
Management 


Benjamin  Floyd 

Fairmont.  WV 
Christian  Education  &  Religion 


Karen  Eder 

Laura  Ellison 

Jarrettsville,  MD                                          Wheeling.  WV 

Athletic  Training 

Elementary  Education 

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Gustavo  Fernandez 

Kissimmee.  FL 
Marketing 


Kern  Flaherty 

Abington.  MA 
Elementary  Education 


Gary  Freeland 

Washington.  PA 
Psychology 

Seniors 


Julia  Fritz 

Monrovia.  MD 
Accounting/MBA 


Danielle  Geordt 

Morth  Royalton.  OH 
Business  Administration 


Karyn  Frum 

Martinsburg,  WV 
Elementarv  Education 


Annalise  Gardino 

Danvers.  MA 

Public  Relations 


Alice  Giles 

Laurel.  MD 
History 


Margaret  Godfrey 

Copen.  WV 
Political  Science 


Janine  Gardino 

Everett.  MA 
Business  Administration 


James  Golden 

Lakeland.  FL 
Finance/MBA 


Above:  Leslie  Barove  tells  her  scary  story  to  fellow  seniors  at  the  tall  class  picnic. 

Right:  Matt  Graves  enjoys  working  with  Wesleyan's  young  guests  at  the  Children's  Festival 

in  the  hill  at  Stockert  Youth  Center. 


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Seniors 


Patrick  Gruber 

Ripley.  WV 
Economics 


Stephanie  Hatfield 

Clarksburg.  WV 
Elementary  Education 


Miriam  Grundman 

Pittsburgh.  PA 
Environmental  Science 


Justin  Haddad 

Parkcrsburg.  WV 
Business  Administration 


James  Hayden 

Bridgeport.  WV 
Computer  Science 


Kelly  Hayes 

Weston,  WV 
Computer  Information  Science 


Dal  Hardy 

Frederick.  MD 
Criminal  Justice 


Barbara  Hepinger 

Cranberry  Twp.  PA 
Finance 


Above:  Cr^tal  Kramer  is  not  sure  about  this  race  painting  experience. 
Left:  Gary  Freeland  takes  a  time  out  trom  the  Children's  Festival  while 
leaning  against  a  stop  sign  tor  extra  support! 

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Above:  Erin  Abner  lights  a  candle  in  preparation  of 
ceremonies  held  during  Hanging  of  the  Greens  in 
December. 


Above:  Jason  Jordan  and  his  best  bud  Lance  Lindguer  enjoy  relaxing  at  the  senior  picnic. 


Steven  Holdsvtorth 

Morgantown,  WV 
Management 


Cassandra  Humphreys 

Franklin.  WV 
Business  Administration/MBA 

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Jessica  Holley 

Beckley.  WV 
Public  Relations 


Amanda  Jackson 


Conowingo.  MD 
Historv 


Lindsey  Hubbard 

Clay.  WV 
Biology 


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Thomas  Jarvis 

Ocala,  FL 
Business  Administration 


Jonna  Hudson 

Ravenswood.  WV 
Elementary  Education 


Christopher  Jennings 

Moorefield.  WV 
Art 


Above:  Kelli  Morrison  and  Mike  Brown  are  looking  forward  to  graduation. 

Left:  Kayona  Grant  and  Alicia  Kelly  explore  the  wonders  of  mixing  corn  starch  and 

water. 


Jamie  Keatley 

Forest  Hill.  WV 
Secondary  Ed. /Physical  Ed. 


Meghan  Keith 

Morgantown.  WV 
English 


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Casey  Karcesky 

Dunkirk.  MD 
Secondan  Ed. /Physical  Ed. 


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Dayna  Keller 

Vienna.  \\  V 
M  usic 


Cory  Karcesky 

Dunkirk.  MD 
Management 


Alicia  Kelly 

Buckhannon.  WV 
Sociology 

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Kadra  Kramer 

Elkins.  WV 
Art 


Mellisa  Leach 

Simpson,  WV 
Biology 


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Alexander  Lemley 

Clarksburg,  WV 
Computer  Science 


William  Langley 

Pittsburgh.  PA 
Math 


Kimberly  Leezer 


Barrackville.  WV 
Communication  Studies 


Cary  Leslie 

Cowen.  WV 
Business  Administration 


Below:  Nursing  major  and  CA  Canea  Crothers  enjoys  a  free  moment 
outside  the  campus  center. 


Blair  Kline 

Newtown.  PA 
Psychology 

Crystal  Kramer 

Topton,  PA 
Elementary  Education 

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Allison  Long 

Frederick.  MD 
Art 


Jennifer  Long 

Greenville.  SC 
Marketing 


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Below:  Morgan  Delaney  and  Nathaniel  Arye  enjoy  a  tree  meal  at  the  senior 
picnic  held  at  the  president's  house  in  the  fall. 

Bottom:  Seniors  Holy  Templin  and  Linwood  Young  strike  a  friendly  pose 
tor  the  Murmurmontis  photographer. 


Sara  McCauley 

Grafton.  WV 
Athletic  Training 


Michele  McDonagh 


Laurel.  MD 
Art 


Wilma  Lowther 

Rock  Cave.  WV 
Christian  Education 


Briana  Marino 

Buckhannon,  WV 
Political  Science 


Sarah  Martin 

Bellbrook.  OH 

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Leonard  McLean 

Orlando.  FL 
Chemistry 


Emily  Maditz 


Fairmont.  WV 
Business  Administration/ MBA 


Rachel  Martin 

West  Finley.  PA 
Chemistry 


Melissa  Masunga 


Rock  Cave.  WV 
Criminal  Justice/Socioloev 


Stephanie  Miller 

Shinnston,  WV 

Public  Relations 

Seniors 


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Above:  Members  of  the  class  of  2006  gather  in  the  fall  for  a  class  meeting  and  picnic  at  the  president's  house. 
For  many,  this  may  be  the  first  time  they  realized  they  would  be  graduating  in  May  and  leaving  behind  all  they 
have  known  for  the  past  four  years. 


Karim  Motani 

Edison.  NJ 
Management 


Jacqueline  Murphy 


Richmond.  VA 
Elementarv  Education 


Jaime  Nale 

Zanesville,  OH 
Accounting/CPA 


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Kourtney  Morgan 

Lewisburg,  WV 
Business  Administration 


Kelli  Morrison 

Fayetteville,  WV 
Biology 


Sarah  Nale 

Bridgeport.  WV 

Music 


Steven  Nutter 

Laura  Oakley 

Jessica  Olcott 

Andrea  Pack 

St.  Marvs,  WV 

Davton,  NJ 

Parkersburg.  WV 

Wheeling.  WV 

Management/MBA 

Business  Administration 

Political  Science 

Psychology 

Seniors 


Danielle  Painter 

Fenelton.  PA 
Math  Education 


Above:  Often  seniors  work  closely  with  faculty  majors  in  their  major  on  individual  senior  projects.  Theatre 
department  faculty  member  Larry  Reed  meets  with  Adam  Carr  and  Janice  McCrostie. 


Valarie  Pauley 

Grafton,  WV 
Management 


Jessica  Paugh 

Weston,  WV 
Marketing 


Stephanie  Popivanak 

Washington.  PA 
Management/MBA 


ames  Porter 

Amy  Powelson 

Gibsonia,  PA 

Shinnston.  WV 

Management 

English 

\shleigh  Prince 

Katie  Pritt 

I  leather  Rhoades 

Jessica  Riffle 

Becklev.WV 

Beverly,  WV 

Sandyville.  WV 

Jane  Lew,  WV 

Chemistry 

Elementary  Education 

Sociology 

Math 

Seniors 


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Ashley  Robertson 

Wheeling,  WV 
Political  Science 


Justin  Rozich 

Elkins,  WV 
Environmental  Science 


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Mark  Sagen 

Norwich.  CT 
Business  Administration/MBA 


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Kelly  Schaults 

Pittsburgh.  PA 
Physical  Education 


Joshua  Roeth 


Troy,  OH 
Elementary  Education 


Justin  Rogers 

Milton,  WV 
Finance/MBA 


Paul  Roncone 

Coraopolis,  PA 
Elementary  Education 


Above:  Political  Science  major  Carl  Taylor  worked  as  a  consultant  in  the  writing  center  for  three  years,  helping 
other  students  with  writing  assignments. 


Kristen  Schoeneberger 

Sarver,  PA 
Marketing/MBA 


Alicia  Schumacher 

Pooler,  GA 
Math  Education 


Holly  Sears 

Maysel.  WV 
Nursing 


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Russell  Shepherd 

Andrew  Shingle 

Sarah  Smith 

New  Maninsville,  WV 

West  Alexander.  PA 

Sumerco,  WV 

Environmental  Science 

Business  Administration 

Accounting 

Memories  Never  Fade 


Reflecting  on  my  four  years  at  Wesleyan,  I  recall  many  great  experiences, 
everything  from  joining  Greek  life  to  those  boring  lectures  on  something  not 
remembered.  But  the  one  consistency  that  intersects  and  is  reflected  in  my 
college  experiences  is  the  people  I  met  and  the  friends  who  were  made  along 
the  way.  Coming  in  as  a  freshman  in  college,  I  was  nervous  that  I  would 
never  find  my  "niche",  but  the  friends  I  made  in  those  formative  days  of 
orientation  and  freshman  seminar  aided  in  my  transition  from  high  school  to 
college  life.  These  people  helped  to  change  me  into  the  person  I  am  today.  I 
entered  Wesleyan  as  a  timid  freshman,  but  I  will  leave  and  walk  across  that 
commencement  stage  as  a  proud  and  opinionated  man,  who  is  not  afraid  to 
speak  his  mind.  Whether  I  see  these  people  next  at  their  weddings,  in 
graduate  school,  or  even  in  the  far  reaches  of  the  globe,  I  know  they  will  be 
there  in  the  near  future  and  on  down  the  road.  I  know  that  I  will  always  be 
able  to  call  these  people  my  friends. 

—  by  Carl  Taylor 


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Timothy  Smith 

Masontown.  WV 
Computer  Science 


Michael  Spagone 


Bridgewater.  MA 
Histon. 


Chelsea  Starks 

North  East.  MD 
Political  Science 


Natalie  Starks 

Brenton  Stone 

Heather  Stout 

Nicholas  Sworden 

North  East.  MD 

Buckhannon.  WV 

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Washington.  PA 

Psychology 

Engineering  Physics 

Elementary  Education 

Secondary  Ed. /Physical  Ed 

Seniors 


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Billy  Taylor 

Mill  Creek,  WV 
Business  Administration 


Richard  Tench 

Gallipolis  Ferry,  WV 
Christian  Education 


John  Terry 

Peterstown,  WV 
Business  Administration/MBA 


Paul  Roncone,  Murmurmontis  photographer,  enjoys  being  on  the  other  side  of 
the  camera  for  a  moment.  Paul  is  an  elementary  education  major,  who  is 
having  fun  face  painting  a  young  campus  visitor. 


Jessie  Tyler 

Paden  City,  WV 
Biology 


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Edinboro,  PA 
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Jonna  Tharp 

Sutton,  WV 
Political  Science 


Christine  Trontell 

Lebanon.  NJ 
Marketing 


Lydia  Wagner 

Elkins,  WV 
Theatre  Art 


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Kevin  Younkin 

Janelle  Zinn 

Salem,  WV 

Scottdale,  PA 

Uniontown,  PA 

Psychology 

Public  Relations 

Biology 

Memorial  to  Sago  Miners 

The  mine  explosion  happened  in  January  at  the  Sago  Mine,  located 
six  miles  south  of  Buckhannon.  This  tragedy  was  a  disaster  to  all 
those  who  were  involved.  Twelve  lives  were  lost,  one  was  seriously 
injured,  and  fifteen  others  were  injured.  The  tragedy  resulted  in  very 
high  public  recognition  and  the  attention  of  media,  organizations, 
and  the  state  and  federal  government. 


West  Virginia  Wesleyan  College  reacted  actively  and  rapidly. 
On  January  23rd,  Wesleyan  invited  Senator  John  Rockefeller 
and  Senator  Ted  Kennedy  to  meet  the  families  of  Sago  Miners 
on  campus.  On  March  28th,  Dr.  Ken  Hechler,  former  West 
Virginia  Congressman  and  Secretary  of  State,  was  invited  to 
speak  about  coal  safety  issues  in  Hyma  Auditorium  in  the 
Christopher  Hall  of  Science  on  campus.  On  February  23rd, 
Wesleyan  put  students  to  work  on  mine  accident  data.  On 
March  1st,  West  Virginia  Wesleyan  College  announced  it 
would  provide  full-tuition  scholarships  to  the  dependent 
children  of  the  miners  who  were  in  the  Sago  mine  at  the  time 
of  the  accident  in  January. 


"All  of  us  were  deeply 
saddened  by  the  events  at 
Sago,"  says  William  R. 
Haden,  president  of  the 
College.  "We     cannot 

comprehend  the  challenges 
each  of  the  families  face. 
The  entire  Wesleyan 
campus  community  clearly 
wants  to  help  each  of  the 
families  in  providing 
educational  options  for  the 
future." 


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In  the  presence  of  our  future,  our  past  seems  less  than 
ordinary.  Yet,  we  must  not  forget  our  roots  or  those  silly 
little  rituals  of  society  that  we  have  so  easily  learned  to 

discard.  Traditions  keep  the  generations  alive  and 
vibrant. 

At  Wesleyan,  tradition  is  about  those  same  principles. 
Traditions,  such  as  Freshman  Orientation,  Homecoming, 
Spring  Sing,  and  Christmas  on  Campus,  are  about 
beginnings,  yet  they  are  reminding  us  of  the  past.  Most 
importantly,  they  are  reminding  us  to  stay  together  and 
enjoy  the  fellowship  and  spirit  of  community. 


The  Infinite  Bond 


The  thing  I  most  enjoyed  about  Hair  is  that  it  wasn't  about  egos  or  who  got  to  sing  the  most  songs.  It 
was  about  coming  together  as  a  community  to  share,  learn,  love,  and  grow.  It  not  only  bettered  us  as 
individuals,  but  also  bettered  us  as  a  department.  In  today's  society,  it's  so  hard  to  find  unity.  Once 
one  has  found  it,  it  will  remain  with  you  always. 

My  favorite  memory  is  my  performing  "Let  the  Sun  Shine  In".  It  was  amazing  seeing  the  audience  rise 
applauding  and  matching  my  exact  spirit  on  stage.  I  could  tell  that  the  show  had  touched  them. 
Seeing  a  touched  sold-out  crowd  is  simply  awe  inspiring.  It  makes  me  feel  I  can  accomplish  anything. 

—  by  Carrie  Greenberg  (Crissy  in  Hair) 


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1.  Freshman  Seminar  leader  Dr.  Williams 
converses  with  new  students. 

2.  Kendra  Criss  and  family  check  in  at 
registration. 

3.  President  Haden  welcomes  students  and 
parents  to  his  home  for  the  freshman  picnic. 


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Orientation 


Top:  Nicole    Stanluvech  flashes  a  smile  for  the  camera 
during  Orientation  Weekend. 

Above:    Students    and    their    families    head    to    the 
President's  home  for  the  Orientation  picnic. 


Freshman 
Orientation 

This  year's  freshman  class  brought 
308  students  to  Wesleyan's  campus. 
Orientation  Weekend  began  on 
Saturday  August  20th  with  Freshman 
Check-in.  Later,  students  met  at  an 
informal  lunch  gathering  hosted  by 
President  Haden  and  his  wife 
Elizabeth  Flanagan  at  their  home. 
The  weekend  commenced  with 
Freshman  Seminar  meetings  in  the 
Chapel  oval  and  a  campus  picnic  on 
the  Annie  Pfeiffer  Library  lawn.  The 
weekend  drew  to  a  close  with  an 
evening  of  the  Wesleyan  Olympics  at 
the  Rockefeller  Center  Gymnasium. 


Above:     (L-R)  Japanese  students  Akino     Minowa,  Daisuke 
Hosonuma,  and  Yuki  Tsuchika  relax  at  the  freshman  picnic. 


4.  Biology  majors  and  professors 
gather  for  a  departmental  meeting. 

5.  Freshman  Tyson  Coughlin  waits 
patiently  with  his  seminar  group. 


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Homecoming 
2005 


Through  drizzle  and  certain  rain,  a 
procession  of  floats  and  students 
introduced  the  return  of  the  West  Virginia 
Wesleyan  College  Homecoming  Parade. 
Students  contributed  creativity  and  hard 
work  to  make  the  event  a  success. 

The  crowning  of  homecoming  King  and 
Queen  at  the  football  field  found  nominees 
and  faculty  carrying  umbrellas.  Yet,  smiles 
came  easily  and  happy  faces  warmed  the 
chilled  crowd  as  the  ceremony  commenced 
and  winners  Josh  Bennett  and  Jackie 
Murphy  were  announced. 


Above:  Elizabeth      Windham,  junior,    wishes 
peace  during  the  Homecoming  parade. 


Homecoming 


Top:    Several  students  designed  their  own   floats  for  the 
parade.  This  one  depicts  the  top  of  Wesley  Chapel. 

Below  Right:  (L-R)    Rachel  Waybright,  Heather  Malson. 
and  Caragh  Kelley  lead  the  Alpha  Gamma  Delta  float. 


Jackie  Murphy 
Queen  2005 


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1 .  Sophomore  Jeremy  Durstine  represents 
Theta  Xi  with  his  quarterhorse,  Leo. 

2.  Homecoming  Court  2005  (L-R)  Kayla 
Hardy,  Carrie  Blackburn,  and  Amanda 
DeFelice. 

3.  ISO  float  (L-R)  Ja  Yeon  Park,  Daisake 
Hosonuma,  Tsering  Sherpa,  Sara  Ogawa, 
DaEun  Park,  Akino  Minowa,  Nozomi  Kato, 
and  Munemitsu  Kubota. 

4.  Jason  Cavey  and  Stephanie  Miller  try  to 
stay  out  of  the  rain. 

5.  Teer  Hardy  and  Allison  Long  huddle 
under  their  umbrella  waiting  for  the  parade  t( 
begin. 

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Above:  Bess  Park-Reynolds,  Hair  director,  enjoys  a 
hug  with  cast  member  Lydia  Waggoner. 


zir  was  an  experience  I  will  never  forget, 
i  the  director/choreographer  of  this 
rth  shattering  piece  of  theater  (or  at  least 
was  in  the  late  60 's)  I  remember  being 
led  with  trepidation...  could  we  do  it? 
ould  we  do  it?  HOW  can  we  do  it?  In  the 
irit  of  HAIR  tradition,  I  tried  to  really 
vest  myself  in  the  plethora  of  social, 
>litical,  religious  and  personal  messages 
at  HAIR  represented  at  the  time  of  its 
ception. 

ice  I  had  to  let  go  of  my  need  to  "do"  this 
)rk,  it  revealed  itself  to  me  through  the 
st  and  the  material.  For  many  years  I  had 
ught  out  a  way  to  have  a  truly 
llaborative  process  in  theatre.  The  right 
ne,  the  right  place  and  the  right 
•cumstances  all  fell  together  and  this 
oduction  took  all  of  us  to  a  very  high 
^el  of  both  accomplishment  and  truthful 
ting.  This  cast  felt  and  still  feels  like 
mily  to  me;  family  beyond  conventional 
finition.  We  have  a  common 
iderstanding  that  transcends  words,  and 
was  discovered  over  an  amazing  7-week 
riod  sometime  in  the  fall  2005.  A  year  I 
11  never  forget. 


—  With  Tribal  Love  and  With  Peace- 
Bess 


A  tribal  love, 
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Above:  Everyone  loves  Claude!  Cast  members  hold  up  Erik  Keiser 
(Claude)  during  one  of  the  show's  climatic  scenes. 


Theater 


Three  Above:  The  lovely  Miss  Lauren  Roots  stole 
the  show  with  her  smash  rendition  of  "White  Boys". 
Miss  Roots  was  nominated  for  the  Irene  Ryan 
Scholarship  for  her  role  in  the  production. 


\bove:  Jamie    Markel  (Sheila).  Jerry'    Callohan  (Berger),  and  Erik 
Reiser  (Claude)  play  best  friends  caught  in  a  love  triangle  in  Hair. 


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rery  cast  bonds  on  some 
ntral  level  for  every  show, 
it  this  show  formed  a 
elting  pot  of  personalities 
id  love;  we  became  one. 

—Julia  Dennis    (Jeanie) 


Jamie  Watkins  stretches  for  one  of  the  many 
ice  numbers  in  HAIR. 

Julia  Dennis  (Jeanie)  sits  atop  one  of  the 
s,e  platforms  constructed  by  the  show's 
iigner  and  Wesleyan  theater  professor  Larry 
ed. 


Above:  Sara  Nicholas  (Mary),  Taavon  Gamble  (Hud),  David  Manspeaker 
(Margaret  Mead),  and  Robert  Cooper  (Hiram)  gather  together  before  the  big 
show  begins. 


On  top  of  performing  sold-out  shows 
of  HAIR,  the  tribe  also  performed  at 
the  First  United  Methodist  Church  to 
benefit  the  families  of  the  lost  Sago 
miners  and  held  a  Peace  Service  in  the 
Wesley  Chapel.  After  every  show  Kiera 
McGee,  a  cast  member,  headed  up 
Locks  of  Love  in  which  she  acquired 
over  100  inches  of  hair  from 
volunteers  in  the  audience  to  benefit 
cancer  patients.  West  Virginia 
Wesleyan's  HAIR  was  also  a 
participating  entry 
Center  American 
Region  II  Festival. 


in    the    Kennedy 
College      Theater 


Right   Bottom:      Erik  Keiser  (Claude)  and  Michelle  Salomon 
(Dione)  share  a  moment  during  a  dress  rehearsal. 


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Oval:  The  Three  Amigos!  Linwood  Young  (Woof).  Erin  Wilson  (Leata). 
and  Michael  Kotlarek  (Hubert)  strike  a  theatrical  pose  during  a  rehearsal 
break. 


Irene  Ryan  Acting  Scholarship 
nominations: 


Lauren  Roots 

Julia  Dennis 

Erik  Keiser 

Alternate:  Sarah  Swiger 


3.  Here  we  see  the  inner  workings  of  the  Wesleya 
theater's  make-up  lab  as  the  cast  prepare 
themselves  for  the  night's  performance. 

4.  Jerry  Callahan  (Berger)  and  Carrie  Greenberj 
(Crissy)  pose  for  the  camera.  Jerry  has  a  powerfi. 
voice  and  Carrie  a  powerful  stage  presence.  The 
were  both  selected  to  audition  for  the  Southeaster 
Theater  Conference  in  2004. 

5.  Becky  Meyers  (Linda)  and  Zoe  Ludsk 
(Natalie). 


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Oval:  Spring    Sing    king    and    queen    Rocky 

Romano  and  Michele  McDonagh. 

i :  The  sorority  group  performs  with  a  guitar. 

2:  The  fraternity  group  looks  unsure  about  its 

dance  moves. 

Right:  International  students  perform  a  Japanese 

traditional  dance. 


Spring 
Sing 


Before  summer  comes  spring,  a  time  of  beginnings 
and. ..warmth!  It's  also  a  time  to  celebrate  Spring  Sing. 
This  year,  seniors  Michele  McDonagh  and  Rocky 
Romano  were  crowned  as  Spring  Sing  queen  and 
king.  The  theme  for  the  weekend  was  "I  Love  the 
90's"  and  several  organizations  participated  by 
performing  musical  numbers.  The  International 
Student  Organization  won  best  performance  and  best 
overall  in  the  competition.  Alpha  Delta  Pi  in  the 
sorority  division  earned  top  honors  for  best 
performance  while  Theta  Chi  received  top  honors  for 
best  performance  in  the  fraternity  division. 


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Each  year  Christmas  on  Campus  starts  with 
registration.  This  year  it  began  in  the  Green  Room 
and  during  this  time  children  from  various  schools 
and  organizations  made  crafts  and  participated  in 
other  activities.  The  day  concluded  with  an  assembly 
in  the  Benedum  Campus  Center  Social  Hall  where 
everyone  visited  with  Santa. 


December  2005  brought  a  white  winter  to  Wesleyan's 
Campus  as  well  as  many  holiday  activities.  The 
Wesleyan's  Jazz  Ensemble  performed  big  band  music 
in  the  Chapel  under  the  direction  of  David  Wright, 
professor  of  music.  Danceworks  XI  featured  a 
presentation  of  the  Nutcracker  Untulled,  a  new  work 
by  Nina  Scattaregia  and  her  Modem  Dance  1  class. 
The  Festival  of  Lessons  and  Carols  was  held  in  the 
chapel  followed  by  a  community  reception  in  the 
Dining  Center. 


rop  Left:  Students  put  on  work  gloves  and  smiles  for 
he  assemblying  of  the  pine  wreaths  and  swags  to 
corate  Wesley  Chapel. 

Making  large  wreaths  is  a  central  part  of  the 
langing  of  the  Greens  activity. 

Workers  take  a  break  from  pine  needles  for  a 
L'freshing  drink  and  snack. 
Hal:  Red  poinsettas  are  set  on  steps  in  the  chapel 
nd  many  candles  are  lit  for  the  Lessons  and  Carols 
elebration. 


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Competition 


Perseverance 


Team  spirit 


We  Never  Stop 
Fighting 

Wesleyan's  Rockefeller  Center  was  the  home  for 
Wesleyan's  17  intercollegiate  varsity  sports.  Wesleyan 
athletes  competed  in  the  nationally  respected  and 
competitive  West  Virginia  Intercollegiate  Athletic 
Conference  (WVIAC),  which  is  a  member  of  the  NCAA 
Division  II  league.  Wesleyan's  teams  recorded  significant 
success  with  individual  athlete  and  team  performances,  as 
well  as  honors  for  many  of  their  coaches.  Many  teams 
participated  in  fundraising  and  volunteer  activities  to 
enhance  the  athletic  experience.  The  women's  volleyball 
team  sponsored  its  first  Annual  Volleyball  Tournament  to 
raise  money  for  its  program,  and  Bobcat  football  players 
continued  to  enjoy  visiting  local  school  children  with  their 
Bobcats  and  Books  Program.  Both  individuals  and  teams 
pushed  themselves  to  the  limits  and  endeavored  to 
accomplish  both  their  team  and  personal  goals. 


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football 


West  Virginia  Wesleyan  football  finished  2005  with  a  3-8  overall 
record  and  a  2-6  record  in  the  WVIAC.  Several  players  were 
named  to  all-conference  squads  as  voted  by  the  league's  head 
coaches:  wide  receiver  Bryan  Overton,  quarterback  Marc  Kimes, 
running  back  T.  R.  Dues,  tight  end  Brad  Wilt,  and  kicker  Mike 
Hibbert.  Honorable  mention  selections  included  Alex  Puente,  Ryan 
Dearman,  Domonique  Staten,  Aaron  Hoxie,  Ben  Vance,  and  Nick 
Sworden. 

Senior  quarterback  Marc  Kimes  ended  his  Wesleyan  career  as  the 
school's  career  leader  in  passing  yards  and  completions.  He  also  set 
four  individual  Bobcat  records  during  his  senior  campaign.  In 
addition  to  becoming  the  first  quarterback  to  pass  for  over  3,000 
yards  in  a  single  season,  the  Parkersburg  native  accounted  for 
3,146  yards  of  total  affense  and  attempted  375  passes  in  2005. 
Earlier  in  the  year  Kimes  broke  Bill  Creighton's  single-game  passing 
record  by  throwing  for  483  yards  in  a  39-34  loss  at  Charleston. 


I  Saw  It!  Senior   quarterback    Marc    Kimes 
looks  for  the  path  to  pass  the  ball. 


Row  One  (L-R):  T.R.  Dues,  Mike  Hibbert.  Domonique  Staten,  J  List  in  Grogg,  Matthew  Hyde,  Zack  Condo,  Russell  Coeburn,  Harry  Lorusso,  Marc 
Kimes,  Stephen  Link,  Cameron  Cowart,  Andrew  Tanner  Row  Two:  Adrian  Stupica,  Brandon  Rogers,  Mike  Donovan,  Terence  Lucas,  Lewis  Caralla, 
Chris  Gannon,  Tyler  Kraus,  Jason  Perez,  David  Gibson,  Ben  Vance,  Mott  Gaymon  Row  Three:  Garbriel  Brill,  Ryan  Koury,  Glenn  Lassiter,  J.W. 
Snyder,  Ryan  McCullough,  Ryan  Young,  Wade  Klezek,  Donovan  Godwin,  Jonathan  Edwell,  Chris  Luette  Row  Four:  Ryan  Shoplik,  Chance  Varner, 
Edward  Hardee,  Chris  Romani,  Jonathan  Shockey,  Tim  Grosz,  Adam  Altizer,  James  Jolly,  Keith  Burgman,  Nick  Sworden  Row  Five:  Tony  Testa, 
Aaron  Hoxie,  Austin  Johnston,  J. T.  Mylan,  Jeff  Hughes,  Joe  Mike  Rector,  Darren  Wilburn,  Aaron  Early,  Austin  Craft,  David  Wright  Row  Six:  Ryan 
Dearman,  Nick  Reed,  Paul  Bays,  Brad  Spears ,  Jeremy  Kurtz,  Mike  Hill,  Brad  Wilt,  Bryan  Overton,  t>i\e  Shaffer,  Sean  Drumm  Row  Seven:  Robert 
Cooper,  Alex  Puente,  Murray  Harris,  Jonathan  Hoover,  William  Schiefelbein,  Tyler  Bullington,  Josh  Roeth,  Tyrone  Moses,  Justin  Townsel  Row 
Eight:  Assistant  Coach  John  Pennington,  Assistant  Coach  Craig  Morgan,  Head  Coach  Bill  Struble,  Assistant  Coach  Paul  Price,  Assistant  Coach  Mike 
Counahan,  Assistant  Coach  Del  Smith,  Assistant  Coach  Trent  Linville 


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Run  Faster!  Sophomore  wide  receiver  Bryan  Overton  runs  towards  the  score  line. 


Line  Up!  Teams  are  set  up  for  competition. 


Fly  High!  Sophomore 
Mike  Hibbert  is  kicking 
the  ball. 


Center:  Great  Catch!  Sophomore  wide  receiver  Bryan  Overton  makes  the  dive  and  catches  the  ball. 
Above:  Break   Through!    Sophomore   fullback    Chance    Varner  runs  through  the  opening  of  the 
opponent's  line  broken  by  his  teammates. 


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Men's  doeeer 


Men's  soccer  ended  its  regular  season  play  with  a  5-10-3  record. 
The  Bobcats  finished  7th  in  the  WVIAC  tournament. 


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The  2005  leading  scorer  for  Wesleyan  was  sophomore  forward  Kofi 

Tolbert      who   netted   in   a   total   of  lour   goals   lor   the  season 

Sophomore   midfielder    Mark   Farrell 

Crews    tied  for  second  with  three  goals 

each,  junior  midiielder  Adam  DeClerico    and  sophomore  midfielder 

Andrew  Meikle    topped  the  stats  in  assists.  Freshmen  keeper  Eric 

Silbaugh  totaled  88  saves  for  the  season. 

Junior  midiielder  Bond  Phittayarsi  was  named  to  the  Men's  Soccer     Sophomore  forward  Kofi  Tolbert  shoots  the 

First  Team  All- WVIAC.  This  was  his  third  consecutive  year  of    ball  to  the  opponent's  goal. 

receiving  the  award  as  he  earned  first  team  honors  in  both  2003 

and  2004.  This  year  Phittayarsi  was  the  sole  Bobcat  player  to  be  slated  a  spot  by  the  league.  During 

the  season,  Phittayarsi  started  for  all  1 8  of  the  games  he  played.  A  leader  on  the  field,  he  helped 

control  the  pace  of  the  game.  Phittayarsi  served  as  a  crucial  link  not  only  between  the  defense  and 

otfense  but  also  between  the  centerfield  and  the  wings. 

Senior  defender  Brad  Mills  was  recently  announced  as  Wesleyan's  male  2005-06  First  Community 
Bank/WVIAC  Senior  Scholar-Athlete.  Mills  earned  this  honor  not  only  through  his  ettorts  on  the 
Held  but  also  Irom  his  work  in  the  classroom  as  an  education  major. 

Front  Row:  Daniel  Behm,  Brett  Fackenthal,  George  Rowley,  Eric  Silbaugh,  Ignacio  Vial,  Brandon  Chagn.ird  Middle  Row:  Adam  DeClerico,  Kevin 
Christian,  Dylan  Boyd,  Michael  Curry,  Kofi  Tolbert,  Craig  Eggleton,  Andrew  Meikle,  Andrew  Lotocki,  Marc  Farrell,  Erik  Piatnochka,  Yonni  Kirim, 
Student  Athletic  Trainer  Ashley  Jones  Back  Row:  Head  Athletic  Trainer  Brian  Potter,  Brad  Mills,  kin  Moremen,  Daniel  Olinda,  Jared  Merlie,  Brian 
McGowan,  Kerry  Wilson,  Chris  Crews,  Joey  Burkland  ,  Micah  Crews,  Bond  Phittayasri,  Student  Athletic  Trainer  Kevin  Kear 


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Below:  Junior  forward  Daniel   Olinda  stops 

the  ball  in  the  air. 

Center:  Freshmen  goalkeeper  Eric   Silbaugh 

saves  the  ball  shot  by  the  opponent. 

Right:  Sophomore  defender  Craig  Eggleton 

dribbles  the  ball. 


Center:  Players  sit  in  the 
seats  and  watch  the  ongoing 
game. 

Left  Bottom  :  Sophomore 
defender  Michael  Curry 
worries  about  the  game. 
Right  Bottom  :  Freshmen 
defender  Micah  Crews  kicks 
the  tree-  ball. 


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Wonws  doeeer 

Wesleyan  women's  soccer  finished  sixth  in  the  regular  season  of 
WVIAC.  Senior  forward  Kanako  Otani  was  announced  to  the 
Second  Team  All-WVIAC.  She  was  Wesleyan's  leading  scorer  who 
blasted  in  seven  goals.  Jacyln  Deutsch  and  Kelly  Schaults  both 
earned  Honorable  Mentions  from  the  league. 


Right  Above:  Sophomore  goalkeeper  Whitney  Hyre  secures  the  ball  shot  by  the  opponent. 
Left  Center:  Sophomore  forward  Heather  Casto  shoots  at  the  opponent's  goal. 
Right  Center:  Junior  midfielder/forward  Kanako  Otani  drives  the  ball  to  the  corner  and  gets  ready 
to  pass  it  to  the  center  field. 


Front  Row  :  Head  Athletic  Trainer  Julie  Carder,  Jessica  Gurtis,  Heather  Casto,  Shanna  Sutler,  Savannah  Dempsey,  Whitney  Hyre,  Kanako  Otani, 
Mary  Abu-Bakir,  Siliphone  Phetphongsy,  Student  Athletic  Trainer  Josh  Denmson  Back  Row:  Assistant  Coach  Kate  Fennell,  Kelly  Schaults,  Katie 
Schubert,  Jennifer  Morrill,  J'nelle  Stephenson,  J aclyn  Deutsch,  Mehvish  Ali,  Meghan  Taylor,  Calli  Thomas,  Casey  Taylor,  Head  Coach  Glenn  Francis 
Not  Pictured:  Bruna  Camargo,  Brooke  Rawson 


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Volleyball 


Wesleyan  Laby  Bobcats  ended  up  fourth  in  WVIAC  with  1  5  wins 
and  3  losses.  Senior  middle  hitter  Michelle  Clelland  and  senior  right 
side  Kaitlyn  Shumate  were  both  selected  to  the  First  Team  All- 
WVIAC  for  the  second  year  in  a  row.  Kaitlyn  Shumate  was  also 
named  to  the  2005  Daktronics  Great  Lakes  Region  second  team 
for  volleyball.  She  was  the  only  player  from  the  WVIAC  to  be 
awarded  such  an  honor. 

April  DeCoste  has  been  named  the  interim  head  coach  for  the 
Wesleyan  volleyball  program.  She  fills  the  void  of  the  previous 
head  coach,  Carla  Decker,  who  left  to  take  an  opportunity  at 
Lander  University. 

Decker  leaves  with  an  overall  WVIAC  record  of  31-5.  In  2004, 
she  debuted  as  the  head  coach  for  the  Lady  'Cats.  That  year, 
Decker  guided  her  team  to  a  second  place  conference  finish.  As  well 
as  being  the  volleyball  head  coach  for  Wesleyan,  Decker  was  also 
the  Senior  Women's  Administrator  and  served  as  a  faculty  member 
of  the  Student  Athlete  Advisory  Committee. 


Spike!  Outside  hitter  Casey  Karcesky  attacks 
the  ball  set  up  by  the  setter. 


Row  One  (L-R):  Jonna  Hudson,  Ashley  Elder  Row  Two:  Michelle  Clelland,  Sara  Collins  Row  Three:  Assistant  Coach  April  DeCoste,  Marina 
Camps,  Rachel  Martin,  Head  Coach  Carla  Decker  Row  Four:  Maria  Broslawsky,  Michele  McDonagh,  Jackie  Murphy,  Brenna  Hagerty,  Kaitlyn 
Shumate,  Missy  Hicks,  Casey  Karcesky 


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Fast  Ball!  Middle  hitter  Michele 
McDonagh  hits  the  ball  set  by 
setter  no3 . 


Team  Block!  All  front  row 
players  torm  a  wall  to  block  the 
attack  by  the  opponent. 


Back  Set!  Setter  Jackie  Murphy 
sets  the  ball  for  the  opposite 
hitter. 


Serve!  Right  side  Kaitlyn 
Shumate  looks  for  the  weak 
position  ot  the  opponents' 
formation  before  serving. 


Above:  We   Won! 
Bobcats  enjoy  the  win- 
Right:  Dig!    Outside    hitter 
Casey       Karcesky     crouches 
down   and   receives   the   ball 
served  by  the  opponents. 


Above:  I  can  jump  high!  Middle  hitter 
Michelle  Clelland  tries  to  block  the 
attack. 


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Women's  Tennis 

Wesleyan's  women's  tennis  team  placed  fourth  in  the  conference 
and  ended  with  a  7-5  season.  Ellen  Brosh,  the  #1  player  was 
named  All  Conference  2  years  in  a  row.  She  also  received  the  honor 
of  Wesleyan's  Woman  Scholar  Athlete  of  the  Year.  The  girls 
played  hard  and  improved  throughout  the  season.  The  team  enjoyed 
the  improvements  at  the  tennis  courts  provided  by  Ryan  Godwin, 
Coach's  son,  —new  benches,  trash  containers,  and  score  board. 

Right  Above:  Senior  Ellen  Brosh  makes  the  overhead  smash. 

Left  Center:  Lady  Cats  congratulate  the  winners  who  return  from  the  battlefield. 

Right  Center:  Head  Coach  Diane  Godwin.  Jessica  Olcott.  Ellen  Brosh,  and  Assistant  Coach 

Barcha  Kudilkova  enjoy  their  senior  day  win  at  the  end  of  regular  season. 


Kneeling  (L-R)  :Jaclyn  Randolph,  Erin  Carr,  Maureen  Conley,  MaryTheibert  Standing:  Nicole  Stanulevich.  Katherine  Foltz,  Head  Coach  Diane 
Godwin,  Assistant  Coach  Barcha  Kudilkova,  Ellen  Brosh,  Christi  Tenney  (Not  Pictured:  Jessica  Olcott) 


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Right    Above:   Sophomore 

Erin    Carr  hits   a  backcourt 

ball. 

Right      Center:     Freshman 

Jaclyn      Randolph  slices   and 

undc-rspins    the    ball    in    her 

front  court. 

Right        Bottom:     Junior 

Maureen     Conley  serves  the 

ball  during  a  match. 


Left   Above:  Freshman  Jessica   Olcott  plays 
with  het  tennis  ball. 

Left  Center:  Senior  Ellen   Brush,  racquet  in 
hand,  rests  in  the  middle  of  a  training  day. 
Left   Bottom:  Sophomore    Katherine    Foltz 
blocks  the  ball  served  by  the  opponent. 


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Merrs  Basketball 


Sophomore  guard/forward  Jared  Chafin  drives 
past  Concord's  Kent  McBride. 


The  Wesleyan  men's  basketball  program  went  into  the  2005-06 

season  after  losing  the  four  top  scorers  and  the  four  top  rebounders 

from   the   2004-05    campaign   to  graduation.      Additionally,    the 

Cats'  schedule  featured  several  NCAA  Division  II  top  twenty  non 

league  opponents  that  were  ranked  regionally  at  one  point  in  the 

season  (UP  Johnstown,  Ashland  OH,  Millersville  PA  &  Edinboro 

PA)  along  with  Eastern  Kentucky  (2005  NCAA  Div.  I  post  season 

tournament  team).    These  two  factors  and  a  schedule  that  had  1  1 

of  the  first  1 2  games  being  played  outside  of  the  Rockefeller  Center 

created  issues  that  were  hard  for  a  young  squad  to  overcome. 

However,  by  the  middle  of  February  the  men's  basketball  team  had 

settled  on  a  rotation  that  began  to  play  better  and  experience  some 

success.    Wesleyan  concluded  the  season  with  five  wins  in  the  final  eight  games  of  the  season.    The 

successful  encounters  included    WVIAC  Tournament  victories  over  Concord  (72-70)  and  nationally 

ranked  Wheeling  Jesuit  (79-74)  before  falling  to  Salem  International  in  the  conference  tournament 

semi-finals. 

Several  highlights  were  recorded  for  the  overall  season.  The  Bobcat  men  advanced  to  the  VWIAC 

tournament  semi-finals  with  wins  over  Concord  (72-70)  and  Wheeling  Jesuit  (79-74).  Cole  Ellis  was 

named  to  the  2006  WVIAC  All  Tournament  Team.  Rocky  Manchin  received  the  George  Springer 

Sportsmanship  Award.  Dureyea  Garnett  ranked  2nd  in  the  WVIAC  in  steals  at  2.6  per  game  and 

finished   18th  in  the  final  NCAA  Div  II  rankings  in  steals  per  game.  The  team  ranked  2nd  in 

WVIAC  Team  Steal  per  game  —  10.9  spg  and  7th  in  the  Nation  NCAA  Div  II  in  steals  per  game. 

Seated  (L-R):  A  J.  Mason.  EJ.  Lucas,  Dureyea  Garnett,  Rock)'  Manchin,  Brian  Inge,  Jared  Chafin 

Standing:  Assist  Lint  Coach  David  Gallup,  Jerel  Thomas,  Tyson  Coughlin,  Cole  Ellis,  Chris  Smith,  Andy  Chelcher,  Head  Coach  Bill  Lilly 


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Junior  guard  Rocky  Manchin  drives  past  Shepherd's  Matt  Deaner. 


Head  Coach  Bill  Lilly  explains  his  strategies  and  tactics  to  all  Ins  ph 


lyers  . 


Sophomore 
forward 
Chris  Smith 
tries  to  get  a 
better 
position. 


Junior  forward 

Andy  Chelcher 

shows  his 

excitement  after 
recovering  a  loose 
ball. 


Freshman  guard  E.  J 
Lucas  gets  by  Concord's 
Kent  McBride. 


Junoir  forward  Andy  Chelcher  scores  over  Wheeling  Jesuit's  defender  King  Minor.        Men's  basketball  game  shots  are  provided  by: 

Brian  Bergstrom,  Record  Delta 


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Women's  Basketball 


tough    non- 
record    and 
The  Lady  Cats'  overall  record  was  1 1  - 


Wesleyan's    women's    basketball    team    endured    a 
conference    road    schedule   posting    a    9-9    WVIAC 
finishing  7th  in  the  league. 
18. 

This  young  squad  (seven  freshman  players)  played  its  best 
basketball  in  January  and  February,  beating  NCAA  tournament 
team  West  Liberty  and  giving  NCAA  Elite  Eight  participant 
Charleston  its  closest  contest  in  the  WVIAC  Tournament. 
Seniors  Julie  Bell  and  Sarah  Martin  provided  excellent  leadership, 
while  junior  Sarah  Grab  was  voted  to  the  WVIAC  All-Conference 
First  Team.  Freshman  Sarah  Van  Horn  was  selected  to  the  All- 
Freshman  Team  and  earned  All- 
WVIAC  Tournament  honors. 
This  team  made  great  strides  and 
the  experience  the  Lady  Cats 
gained  will  make  them  a  team  to 
watch  out  for  in  the  future. 

Right    Above:  Senior  center  Julie  Bell  tries  to 

avoid  being  seiged. 

Center:  Junior  guard  Sarah  Grab  secures  a  held 

ball. 

Right  Center:  Freshman  guard  Elise  McClintic 

watches  carefully  before  she  passes  the  ball. 


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Standing  (L-R):  Assistant  Coach  Karyn  Woloszynek.  Amy  Bullock.  Sierra  Holstein,  Lisa  Lovett,  Maria  Milfeit,  Sarah  Van 
Horn.  Ciera  Miller,  Elise  McClintic,  Head  Coach  Steve  Tierney.  Kneeling  (L-R):  Manager  Marley  Namath,  Sarah  Martin. 
Emily  Facemyer,  Sarah  Grab,  Julie  Bell,  Lucia  Darling.  Brandi  Wynn,  Crystal  Johnson 


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Left:  Sarah  Grab  looks  for  an  opening  to  shoot. 


Women's        Basketball 

game  shots  are  provided 

by: 

Brian  Bergstrom, 

Record  Delta 


Left:  Sophomore  guard 
Brandi  Wynn  moves  the 
ball  up  the  court. 


Freshman 
forward  Sarah 
Van  Horn  gets 
ready  to  shoot  in 
front  of  the 
opponent's 
block. 


Above:   Head  Coach  Steve  Tierney  explains  his 
strategy  to  freshman  forward  Sierra  Holstein. 
Left:  Sarah   Grab  drives  past  an  opponent  from 
Alderson-Broaddus. 


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Baseball 


Wesleyan  finished  fifth  in  the  southern  division  of  WVIAC  with  9- 
1  l-l(Win-Loss-Tie).  Senior  Justin  Rozich  and  junior  Eric  Stettnisch 
were  named  to  the  All-WVIAC  second  team  by  the  league's  head 
coaches.  Justin  Rozich  was  named  to  the  National  Collegiate 
Baseball  Writers  Association  All-North  Atlantic  Region  second 
team.  Second  baseman  Rozich  was  the  only  member  of  Wesleyan's 
baseball  team  to  make  all-region. 

In  the  game  against  University  of  Pitt-Johnstown  -  DH,  Bobcats' 
victory  gave  their  head  coach  Randy  Tenney  his  500th  career  win. 
Coach  Tenney  is  now  500-290-6 
in  his   more  than    19  seasons   at 
Wesleyan    since    he    began    his 
tenure  in  1986. 


Right  Above:  Senior  second  base  Justin  Rozich 

gets  ready  to  bat. 

Center:  Junior  pitcher/first  base/outfield  Eric 

Stettnisch  bats  the  ball  out. 

Right    Center:  Senior  shortstop  Bobby    Prim 

makes  a  great  catch. 

Front  Row  (L-R):  Christian  Rosado,  Gus  Fernandez,  Joe  Hoey,  Mike  Jackanich,  Justin  Rozich,  Jonas  Brinks,  Greg  Groves.  Chris  Cole 
Middle  Row:  Head  Coach  Randy  Tenney,  Nick  Newberry,  Bobby  Prim,  Marc  Kimes,  Steve  Holdsworth,  Jake  Driggers,  Craig  Lett,  T.J.  Jarvis, 
Jason  Kelley,  Assistant  Coach  Brian  Ford  Back  Row:  Assistant  Coach  Ron  Clem,  Eddie  Hargro,  Dan  Golden,  Aaron  Gallagher,  Josh  Norman, 
Craig  Hriblan,  Eric  Stettnisch,  Rich  Tarallo,  Tyler  Phares  Not  pictured:  Art  Yerecic 


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Left:  Bat  this!  Senior  pitchet  Art  Yerecic  pitches 
the  ball. 

Below:  It  will  be  gone!  Senior  shortstop  Bobby 
Prim  hits  the  ball. 


Above:  I  can  get  you!  Senior  third  base  T.J .  J  avis  throws 
the  ball  to  first  base. 

Right:  Cjot  you!  Junior  first  base  Eddie  Hargro  makes 
the  catch  before  the  opponent  reaches  the  base. 


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Softball 


Wesleyan  softball  claimed  the  WVIAC  regular  season 
championship  title  for  the  13th  time  in  the  past  1 5  years  with  a  44- 
24  record.  It  also  won  the  WVIAC  post-season  tournament  title 
and  a  game  in  the  NCAA  Division  II  Great  Lake  Region 
Tournament.  Coach  Steve  Warner  was  awarded  WVIAC  Coach  of 
the  Year  for  the  tenth  time  during  his  Wesleyan  career.  Heather 
Hall  and  Sarah  Baise  both  made  the  All-Great  Lakes  Region  first- 
team.  Cory  Karcesky  and  Jana  White  earned  second  team  honors. 

Right  Above:  Good  throw!  Senior  short  stop  Heather  Hall  throws  the  ball  to  the  first  base. 
Center:  I  will  make  it  to  the  first  base!  Freshman  first  base  Shannon  Moxey  runs  to  the  first  base. 
Right  Center:  Trust  me,  I  will  get  it!  Senior  catcher  Miranda  Durst  gets  ready  to  catch  the  ball. 


Standing  (L-R):  Assistant  Coach  Lacy  Starlings ,  Colby  Cooper,  Lara  Foster,  Shannon  Moxey,  Cory  Karcesky,  Kendall  Pittock,  Lyndsey  Lemon, 
Melissa  Brown,  Head  Coach  Steve  Warner  Kneeling  (L-R):  Ashley  Blandford,  Jana  White,  Heather  Hall,  Shannae  Proud,  Meghan  Keith,  Sarah 
Baise,  Kireen  Bilotta,  Miranda  Durst 


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Below:  Score!  J  ana  White  arrives  at  the 
home  base. 


Above:  It  will  go  far! 
Ashley  Blandford  aims  at 
the  ball  and  hits  it. 
Center:  Right  on  time! 
Catcher  Miranda  Durst 
catches  the  ball  and  is  able 
to  block  the  opponent 
from  scoring. 


Right    Center:    Fast   Ball   or   Curve    Ball? 

Pitc  her  Colby   Cooper  pitches  the  ball  at  full 

tilt. 

Right    Below:    We    won!  Lady      Bobcats 

celebrate  their  win. 


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ffthletie  Training 


The  2005-2006  year  was  an  excellent  one  for  the  Athletic  Training 

Education   Program    at    West    Virginia    Wesleyan    College.      The 

program  enjoyed  two  wonderful  additions  to  its  full-time  staff  in 

Drue  Stapleton,  M.Ed.,  ATC,  CSCS  and  Brian  Potter  MS,  ATC, 

EMT.    In  addition,  its  seniors  took  seven  out  of  eight  spots  at  the 

annual  state  athletic  training  conference  for  their  senior  research 

presentations.      As   always,   the   students   in   the   athletic   training 

program  sacrificed  time  and  energy  to  provide  medical  care  for  17 

WVWC  varsity   sports.       Students   worked    along    side    full-time 

certified  athletic  training  staff  and  faculty  in  the  emergency  and 

rehabilitative  setting  as  part  of  their  800  clinical  hour  requirement 

for  the  major.    Seniors  were  accepted  to  graduate  schools  including 

James  Madison  University,   Ohio   University,   West  Virginia   University,   and  George  Washington 

University.    The  spring  semester  brought  a  welcomed  surprise  for  students  and  staff  with  a  trip  to 

UPMC  Sports  Medicine  in  Pittsburgh  where  they  were  able  to  see  and  spend  time  in  the  Superbowl 

Champion  Pittsburgh  Steelers'  athletic  training,  weight  training,   and  locker  room  facilities.     Two 

current  Steelers  introduced  themselves  while  there  and  made  the  day  magical  for  all.   The  staff  looked 

forward  to  welcoming  its  newly  accepted  sophomores  in  fall  of  2006  to  begin  the  program! 

Back  row  (L-R):  Shuntaro  Shiozaki,  Kevin  Kear,  Ryan  Ashworth,  Matt  Shifflett,  Dustin  Jones,  Drew  Lotocki,  Josh  Dennison,  Rae  Emrick,  Brian 
Potter,  Drue  Stapleton,  Jeremy  Sibold,  Ian  Moremen  Front  row  (L-R):  Tammie  Hammon,  Vanessa  Michel,  Ashley  Jones,  Ashley  Arnott,  Tiffany 
Boeltz,  Michaela  Nicas,  Karen  Eder,  Leslie  Alvarez 


Director  Jeremy  Sibold  examines  his  player. 


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Track  and  Field 


Wesleyan's  men  pulled  a  comeback  tor  the  ages  to  gain  their  third  consecutive 

WVIAC  title.  Junior  Rico  Greenhowe  was  named  Track  Athlete  of  the  Year, 

and  he  earned  the  individual  title  in  the  400-meter  dash.  The  4X100  relay  team 

of  Leonard  McLean,  Rico  Greenhowe,  Philip  McEltresh,  and  Jason  Koon  rolled 

to  victory,  and  senior  captain   Andy  Shingle  defended  his  triple  jump  title. 

Junior  Chad  Jordan  captured  the  title  in  the  1  10-hurdles. 

Several  men's  records  fell  during  the  season.  Greenhowe  set  the  400-record  both 

indoors  and  outdoors  and  also  set  the  indoor  200.  Sophomore  thrower  Tyler 

Blatchley  set  both  the  indoor  and  outdoor  shot  put  records.  Freshman  Pat 

Reagan  set  the  10,000-record,  and  Jimmy  Kavaliauskas  set  the  indoor  mile     Ilk 

record.   Sophomore  JohnAdam    Romeo   matched    teammate    Sloan   Baisden's     ^■fc- 

record  for  the  indoor  55-meter  dash. 

Wesleyan's  women  rolled  to  their  14th  WVIAC  title  in  last  16  years  and  their  fourth  title  in  a  row.  It  was  an  impressive 

finish  to  an  amazing  run  tor  a  very  special  senior  class.  Senior  Stephanie  Hatfield  won  the  3,000  and  10,000  meter  runs, 

and  qualified  tor  nationals  in  the  10,000.  She  closed  her  career  with  school  records  in  the  outdoor  5,000  and  10,000 

and  the  indoor  3,000  and  5,000.  Senior  teammate  Leah  Erenrich  won  the  steeplechase  and  5,000,  setting  the  school 

record  in  the  steeple. 

Other  individual  winners  included  sophomore  Lindsey  Elkins  who  ran  away  with  the  400-hurdle  title  and  treshmen 

Sarah  Van  Horn  who  captured  both  the  high  hurdle  and  heptathlon  titles.  Van  Horn  was  also  the  team's  top  scorer  with 

30  points  and  was  named  the  league's  Rookie  of  the  Year.  Besides  the  records  set  by  Hatfield  and  Erenrich,  the  4X400 

relay  team  ot  Danielle  Painter,  Brandi  Johns,  Tittany  Riley,  and  Elkins  set  the  indoor  record. 


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Cross  Country 

Wesleyan's  women's  cross  country  team  rolled  to  its  10th  WVIAC 
title  in  1  1  years,  defeating  runner-up  Alderson-Broaddus  by  only 
two  points.  The  tight  battle  was  led  by  the  senior  trio  of  Stephanie 
Hatfield,  Missy  Spangler,  and  Leah  Erenrich,  as  that  unit  placed 
2nd,  3rd,  and  5th  respectively.  Additional  varsity  runners  on  the 
title  team  included  Danielle  Painter,  Amanda  Griffith,  Erin  Price, 
Allison  Teter,  Hanna  Jo  Robinson,  and  Stefanie  Tririlo.  Teter  was 
honored  as  the  league's  Rookie-of-the-Year.  This  women's  team  is 
graduating  six  key  athletes  who  have  led  the  Bobcats  to  four 
consecutive  titles.  This  special  group  includes  Stephanie  Hatfield, 
Missy  Spangler,  Leah  Erenrich,  Danielle  Painter,  Annie  Schuerger, 
and  Jill  Walker. 


LaTora  Keigley  maintains  a  steady  pace. 


Wesleyan's  young  men's  cross  country  team  surprised  many  running  fans  in  the  Fall  of  2005, 
finishing  2nd  in  the  1 1-team  WVIAC  field.  They  did  this  with  running  as  many  as  five  freshmen  in 
their  top  seven  at  times.  Freshman  Eric  Cooper  was  the  team's  top  finisher,  placing  third  in  the 
championships.  Senior  Jason  Gurney  finished  fourth,  becoming  just  the  third  runner  in  Wesleyan 
history  to  earn  all-conference  honors  all  four  years.  Two  other  rookies  made  major  marks  in  the 
season.  Jarren  Morlan  earned  all-conference  honors  placing  ninth  at  the  championships.  Fellow 
freshman  Patrick  Reagan  was  the  team's  top  runner  the  following  week  at  the  NCAA  Regionals  in 
Lock  Haven,  Pennsylvania. 

Row  One  (L-R):  Patrick  Reagan,  Tom  Wood,  Michelle  Mayhew,  Hanna  Jo  Robinson,  Stephanie  Hatfield.  Allison  Teter,  Dylan  Drinkard,  Justin  Faith 
Row  Two:  Martin  Tingley,  Tim  Andrew,  Jill  Walker,  Megan  Moran ,  LaTora  Keigley,  Missy  Spangler,  Amanda  Griffith.  Jarren  Morlan,  Zach 
Beckett  Row  Three:  Woody  Snoberger,  Michael  O'Flaherty,  Ryan  Johnson,  Beth  McNeil,  Stefanie  Tnfilo,  Leah  Erenrich,  Justin  Rogers,  Head  Coach 
Jesse  Skiles  Row  Four:  Assistant  Coach  Andrea  Perry.  Jason  Gurney,  Zach  Williams,  Justin  Coughlin,  Jon  Miller,  Eric  Cooper,  Steve  Nutter  Row 
Five:  Assistant  Coach  Geri  Woessner.Jared  Oliver,  Jonathan  Gohrband ,  Josh  Mullenax,  James  Kavaliauskas ,  Jon  Natow  (Not  Pictured:  Assistant 
Coach  Mike  Guinn,  Caitlin  Boggs,  Danielle  Painter,  Erin  Price,  Annie  Schuerger) 


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Kneeling  (L-R):  Frank  Heddench,  Zack  Rudy,  Patrick  Miller,  Matt  Pinto,  Bryson  Karp,  Josh  Arbaugh  Standing:  Man 
Gissy,  Graham  Reger,  Steve  Rogers,  Head  Coach  John  Barbour,  Ryan  Alexander,  Joe  Darmafall  Not  pictured:  Frank  Cox, 
Derek  Lathev 


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Kneeling  (L-R):  Robert  Cooper  Jr.,  Chris  Garton,  Eric  Johnson,  Joseph  Jiblets,  Richard  Tench  Standing:  Head  Coach 
Lee  Underwood,  Kyle  Hoffman.  Michael  Higgins  II,  Neal  Saluja,  Dominick  Mack,  Bryan  Corder,  Assistant  Coach  Barcha 
Kudilkova 


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Seated  (L-R):  Joe  Bruzda,  John  Wade,  Rob  Doyle,  Beau  Krpicak,  Ben  Davisson.  Kyle  Bain,  Da\c  Cruickshank,  Dinny 
Powell,  Jason  Foote.  Kyle  Bush,  Patrick  Kiessling,  James  Fraser  Standing:  Head  Coach  Paul  Mangen,  Melissa  Mas  ga 
Amanda  Yeager,  Tracy  Alt,  Natalie  Johnson,  Drew  McCarron,  Laura  Hoopengardner,  Renee  Marko,  Assistant  Coach 
Susannah  Nieder 


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Organizations 


Coming 


Together 


90    '  Organizations 


Collaboration 


Leadership 


Association 


Wesleyan's  banner  says  it  all  to  students  as 
they  returned  to  campus  in  the  fall:  Dream  it... Find 
it. ..Learn  it. ..Do  it. 

And  "Do  it"  Wesleyan  students  did  as  they  participated 
in  over  eighty  campus  organizations  throughout  the 
academic  year.  An  Organization  Fair  was  held  at  the 
beginning  of  the  school  year  to  help  students  identify 
with  various  interests  and  campus  leaders. 
Wesleyan's  organizations  allowed  students  to  broaden 
their  overall  college  experience  through  membership, 
activities  outside  the  classroom,  leadership  and  volunteer 
service. 


Organizations       91 


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students  in  f iw  enterprise 


National  Entrepreneursliip 


United  St 

FINALIS 

National 

Entrepreneurs!!!: 

Competition 

2006 


Dream  Milker  of  International 
Support  of  Entrepreneurship 


Money 

Matters 


Now  in  its  seventh  year,  the  Money 
Matters  program  created  by  Wesleyan 
SIFE  students  has  expanded  to  include 
nine  classrooms  in  local  schools.  They 
introduced  economic  principles  through  lessons,  hands- 
on  activities  and  simulations.  They  also  served  as 
positive  role  models  in  telling  the  students  about  the 
college  life.  The  money  raised  will  go  to  Supporting 
Education  Abroad  in  Guangzhou,  an  organization  that 
gives  scholarships  to  students  in  China  for  high  school. 


Money  Matters 

Medel  economy 
educational  program 

Entrepreneurship  Camp 

Help  teach  children 
business  basics 

AKA  the  Real  World 

Safe  money 
management  seminar 

Business  T-Shirt  Sales 

Raise  money  for 
Kayamandi  project 

Printer  Cartridges 

Continuously  collected 
cartridges  as  a  fundraiser 

Freshman  Orientation 

Spoke  with  freshmen 
classes  about  SIFE 

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SIFE  members  help  fifth  graders,  who  participate  in  Money 
Matters  program,  make  and  sell  their  picture  frames  at 
Marketplace. 


SIFE  members  Karim  Motani  and  Jessica  Paugh  work  at  Silent 
Auction  to  raise  funds. 


Organizations 


Wesleyan's  SIFE  team  captures  sixth  consecutive  regional  title 


Front  Row:  Marc  Hazey,  Tyler  Silve,  Dr.  Scott  Bellamy,  David  Casdorph,  Derek  Lathey  Back  Row: 
T.iriin  Parsons,  Lauren  Reiland,  Emily  Maditz,  Alyce  McGinrus,  Cassandra  Humphreys,  Briana  Cicero, 
Jessica  Paugh,  Leah  Loubiere,  Heather  Burdick,  Sarah  Anderson 


West  Virginia  Wesleyan's 
Students  in  Free  Enterprise 
(SIFE)  team  captured  its 
sixth  consecutive 

championship  in  the  2006 
Regional  SIFE  competition  in 
Cincinnati,  Ohio  on  April  7. 
The  student-group,  under 
the  direction  of  Dr.  Scott 
Bellamy,  associate  professor 
of  economics,  also  earned  a 
National  Entrepreneurship 
Award  for  "Money  matters" 
project,  which  teaches  fifth 
graders  about 

entrepreneurship. 


Wesleyan's  SIFE  team  earns  national  ranking 


Front  Row:  Cassandra  Humphreys,  Leah  Loubiere,  Heather  Burdick,  Kareen  Bilotta,  Jessica  Paugh 
Back  Row:  Briana  Cicero,  Dr.  Scott  Bellamy,  Emily  Maditz,  David  Casdorph 


West  Virginia  Wesleyan 
College's  Students  in  Free 
Enterprise  (SIFE)  team 
placed  among  the  top  40 
schools  at  the  recent  national 
tournament  in  Kansas  City. 
The  group,  led  by  Dr.  Scott 
Bellamy,  associate  professor 
of  economics,  and  Briana 
Cicero,  assistant  to  the 
director  of  the  M.B.A. 
program,  earned  a  first 
runner-up  spot  in 

competition  with  seven 
colleges  and  universities  from 
across  the  country.  This  is 
the  second  time  Wesleyan 
has  received  this  honor. 


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Writing  Center 
Staff 


Front  Row:  Mrs.  Nancy  Porter, 
coordinator.  Shelly  Mayhew,  Caragh 
Kelley,  Zak  Ritchie 
Back  Row:  Seniors  Carl  Taylor  and 
Patrick  Gruber 


West  Virginia 
Wesley  an  College 


UAJU  L 


Mortar  Board 


Front  Row:  Amanda  Cochran,  Kelli 
Morrison,  Ashleigh  Prince- 
Back  Row:  Daniel  Aquirre,  Richard 
Tench,  Mike  Brown,  Brenton  Stone 


West  Virginia 
Weslevan  College 


94  /  Organizations 


Student  Athletic 
Advisory  Committee 


Left  to  Right:  Sarah  Martin,  LaTora 
Keigley  (president).  Hanna  Robinson,  Teal 
Morrison. 


West  Virginia 
Wesleyan  College 


Black  Student 
Union 


Front  Row:  LaShawn  Lewis.  Mar)-  Bruen, 

Domonique  Staten,  Tyla  Bodrick,  Mary 

AbuBakir 

Back  Row:  Desmond  Tyson,  Eziwoma 

Alibo,  Antonio  Brown,  Lisa  Unger, 

Matthew  Hyle 


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Freshmen 
Council 


Front  Row:  Liz  Short, (president),  Kayla 
Hardy,  Carlene  Chidestes  (treasurer) 
Back  Row:  Nicole  Held,  David  Greene 
(vice  president),  Bethany  Hedrick,  Heather 
D'Animenzio  (secretary) 


West  Virginia 
Wesleyan  College 


Student  Art 
League 


Front  Row:  Kerrie  Osterman,  Nicole 
Held,  Kadra  Kramer,  Eziwoma  Alibo, 
Ryan  Alexander 

Back  Row:  Chris  Cistaro,  Kelly  Vignola, 
Lexi  Schuster,  Leslie  Batove,  Beth  Nease 


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Front  Row:  Karim  Motani.  Jessica 

Byrne,  Margi  Godfrey,  Michael  Landis, 

James  Bailey 

Middle  Row:  Dr.  Vicki  Phillips,  Nicky 

Mortensen,  Shay  Bee,  Jessie  Taylor,  Kerry 

Flaherty,  Julia  Shakeri 

Back  Row:  Drew  Cackey,  Mirium 

Grundman,  Erin  Schatfc le,  Josh  Cibella, 

Fred  Morlan,  Alicia  Buchanan 


West  Virginia 
Wesleyan  College 


Computer  Club 


Front  Row:  Steven  Smith,  Kelly  Hayes 
Back  Row:  Jason  Foote,  Adam  Engle, 
Justin  Steele 


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Dance  Team 


Front  Row:  Melissa  Walker,  Brianne 

Barton  (captain),  Annalise  Gardino 

(captain).  Kaitlin  Hinzman 

Middle  Row:  Amie  Dillon,  Collette 

Leaniy,  Laura  Runkle,  Claire  VandeCastle, 

Lauren  Bone 

Back  Row:  Jessica  Morrison,  Amanda 

Sluss,  Blair  Rothenberg,  Teal  Morrison, 

Kelly  Underwood 


West  Virginia 
Wesley  an  College 


Sigma  Theta 
Epsilon 


Front  Row:  Greg  Howell,  Drew  Cockey, 

Jeffrey  Cornfeld 

Middle  Row:  Emily  Bankert,  Marie 

Gochenour,  Spencer  Hayden,  Shannon 

Wright,  Jennifer  Long 

Back  Row:  Joe  Bell,  Patrick  Ferrell,  Josh 

Cibella,  Joshua  Rider,  Corey  Langley 


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Beta  Beta  Beta 


Front  Row:  Dana  Tiberio,  Kenney 

Hamrick,  David  Abiurrc,  Josh  Frampton. 

Juli  Vitak 

Middle  Row:  Sarah  Martin,  Kelly  Poling. 

Julia  Shakeri,  Ashleigjji  Prince,  Amanda 

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Murmurmontis 
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Front  Row:  Mrs.  Nancy  Porter  (adviser). 
Amy  McGrew,  Meghan  Frum 
Back  Row:  Amanda  Seebaugh,  Paul 
Roncone  (photographer),  Caragh  Kelley 
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Engineering/Physics 

Club 


Front  Row:  Sandra  Adkins,  Amy 
Powelson,  Brenton  Stone,  Dylan  Dnnket 
Back  Row:  Hugh  Hefner,  Bob  Grose, 
Bert  Popson,  Alex  Pushchin,  Tom 
Hamrick  and  Joe  Weist. 


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Wesleyan  College 


Alpha  Psi 
Omega 


Front  Row:  Emily  Morgan,  Tony  Pilato, 
Cary  Greenherg  Jett  Stevens,  Michelle 
Salomon,  Lydia  Waggoner,  Jamie 
Watkins,  Erin  Wolford. 
Back  Row:  Jerry  Callahan,  Jamie  Markel, 
Katie  Coleman,  Jessica  Morrison,  (not 
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Front  Row:  Tsenng  Sherpa,  Yuki 
Tsuchiya,  Elizabeth  Windham,  Daisuke 
Hosonuma,  Munemitsu  Kubota,  Kanako 
Otani,  Hideomi  Masuda,  Nam  Chun  Kim 
Middle  Row:  Machiko  Okumura,  Akino 
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West  Virginia 
Wesleyan  College 


Lacrosse 


West  Virginia 
Wesleyan  College 


Organizations      103 


Student  Education 
Association 


Members  Include     Brian  Allman,  Ellen 
Anderson,  Megan  Belden,  Bnanna  Bennett  Joseph 
Book,  Rachelle  Bourne,  Jessica  Bowman,  Katie 
Boxwell.  Carlye  Buigoyne,  Brandon  Carder, 
Bnanna  Conlon,  Colby  Cooper,  Alicia  Craft, 
Knstin  Crooks,  Amberly  Daves,  Rena  Davis, 
Joseph  Eason,  Laura  Ellison,  Karyna  Frum,  Mary 
Given,  Margaret  Godfrey,  Julie  Hafenbrack, 


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Joseph  Milanesh. 
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Rotaract 


Front  Row:  Lydia  Richards,  Miki 

DeMary,  Jessica  Crislip 

Back  Row:  Adriennejuergens,  Nikki 


West  Virginia 
Wesleyan  College 


Benzene 


Front  Row:  Jeremy  Hay;,  AsHeigh 
Prince,  Carman  Blandan,  Chris  Pinilla, 
Carlene  Chidester,  Erica  Comstock 
Back  Row:  Zack  Holt,  Jesse  Tyler,  Jade 
Lowery,  Mike  Brown,  Morgan  Miller,  Dr 
Ed  Wovchko,  Heather  D'Annunzio 


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Society 


West  Virginia 
Wesley  an  College 


Student  Athletic 
Trainers  Club 


Front  Row:  Sara  McCauley,  Cassy 
Offenberger,  Brandi  Kesling  Spencer, 
Karen  Eder,  Megan  Ritchea,  Ashley  Arnott 
Back  Row:  Richard  Jones,  Tiffany 
Boeltz,  Michaela  Nicas,  Megan  Elkins, 
Vanessa  Michel,  Ashely  Jones,  Summer 
Harrison,  Shuntaro  Sliozaki 


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Honorary 


Front  Row  (L-R):  Jessica  Riffle.  Pam 
Miltenberger,  Kathryn  Simmons 
Back  Row  (L-R):  Corey  Langley,  Michael 
Jackanich,  Michael  Berry 


West  Virginia 
Wesleyan  College 


Community 
Council 


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Xi  Delta,  and  Zeta  Tau  Alpha.  Individual  sororities 
participated  in  fundraising  throughout  the  year  to 
support  their  favorite  charities:  Alpha  Gamma  Delta  for 
juvenile  diabetes,  Alpha  "Delta  Pi  for  Ronald 
McDonald  House  in  Morgantown,  Alpha  Xi  Delta's  Xi 
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LIST  OF  2005-2006  AWARD  WINNERS 


Community  Council  Award 

Faculty 

Staff 

Greek  Woman  of  the  Year 

Greek  Man  of  the  Year 
William  B.  Hatfield  Fine  Arts  Award 
Art 

Senior  Achievement  Award 


Sophomore  Achievement  Award 
Freshman  Achievement  Award 
Biology 

Senior  Award 
Junior  Award 


Sophomore  Award 


Kathleen  Long 
Jo  A.  Michaels 
Jessica  D.  Olcott 
Joseph  R.  Romano 
Katie  L.  Oreskovich 

Adrienne  R.  Brandt 
Damon  N.  Earp 
Allison  M.  Long 
Ryan  A.  Alexander 
Ja  Y.  Park 

Kelli  A.  Morrison 
Christopher  R.  Garton 
Dana  M.  Tiberio 
Christine  E.  Lansdale 
Jeremiah  L.  Jeffers 
Bethanie  B.  Thompson 
Eziwoma  O.  Alibo 


Freshman  Award 
Business  and  Economics 

Outstanding  Accounting  Student  Jaime  L.  Nale 

Outstanding  Business  Administration  Student 

Cary  L.  Leslie 
Outstanding  Economics  Student  Benjamin  G.  Davisson 

Kareen  F.  Bilotta 
Outstanding  Finance  Student  Tara  M.  Gorrell 

Outstanding  International  Business  Student 

Betty  J.  Irvin 
Outstanding  Management  Student        Steven  K.  Holdsworth 
Outstanding  Marketing  Student  Jill  S.  Walker 

Outstanding  Five- Year  MBA  Student  Joshua  S.  Thompson 
Chapel 

Sheridan  Watson  Bell  Award  Leah  C.  Erenrich 

Richard  M.  Tench 
Chemistry 

Outstanding  Assistant  in  the  Chemistry  Department 

Eric  D.Johnson 
Ernie  Capstack  Award  James  M.  Brown 

Outstanding  Senior  Award  Gregory  M.  Sincek 

Outstanding  Junior  Award  Joanna  R.  McQuaid 

Outstanding  Freshman  Award  Erica  L.  Comstock 

Hyma  Awards  Jennifer  N.  Dick 

Megan  E.  Docherty 
Christopher  R.  Garton 
Adam  H.  Hartman 
Joanna  R.  McQuaid 
Morgen  M.  Miller 
Ryan  T.  Stevens 
Brittany  L.  Baird 
Krista  L  Hill 
Jeremiah  L.  Jeffers 
Christine  E.  Lansdale 
Joshua  C.  Boone 
Rebecca  D.  Bumgardner 
Erica  L.  Comstock 
Charlene  D.  Chidester 


Gregory  A.  Groves 
Jeremy  Hays 
Erin  S.  Price 
Carey  F.  Swisher 
Matthew  Tall  man 
Allison  Teter 
Rachel  Woohvine 
Communication 

Outstanding  Overall  Communication  Department  Senior 

Kimberly  N.  Leezer 

Outstanding  Applied  Learning  in  an  Internship  Service  Exp. 

Jessica  L.  Holley 
Kevin  G.  Younkin 

Outstanding  Professional  Speaking  &  Writing  Comm.  Senior 

Tracie  E.  Wise 

Nat.  Comm.  Assoc.  Student  Undergraduate  Research  Award 

Top  Student  Paper  for  2005  Laura  E.  Runkle 

Education 

Academic  Achievement  Award  Cary  E.  Burgoyne 

Exceptional  Community  Service  Award 

Joseph  M.  Book 

Teaching.  Active  Learning  &  Decision  Making  Award 

Paul  W.  Roncone 
English 

English  Department  Awards  Erin  N.  Abner 

Hannah  R.  Johnson 
Meghan  N.  Keith 
Cary  L.  Leslie 
Rachel  E.  Waybright 

English  Department  Publications  Awards 

Editor  of  The  Pharos  Alice  S.  Giles 

Editor  of  Vandalia  Hannah  R.  Johnson 

Photographer  for  Murmurmontis         Paul  W.  Roncone 

English  as  a  Second  Language  Hideomi  Masuda 

Environmental  Science 

Outstanding  Senior  in  Environmental  Science 

Justin  J.  Rozich 

Outstanding  Junior  in  Environmental  Science 

Melissa  A.  Lambert 

Excellence  in  Research  in  Environmental  Science 

Joshua  M.  Bennett 
Exercise  Science 

Outstanding  Senior  in  Exercise  Science 

Ashley  M.  Blandford 

Outstanding  Senior  in  Physical  Education  Certification 

Brianna  L.  Bennett 

Outstanding  Senior  in  Athletic  Training 

Karen  L.  Eder 

Sam  Ross  Scholar  Athletic  Ellen  N.  Brosh 

Bradley  S.  Mills 
History 

Outstanding  Senior  History  Major       Keith  R.  Hoover 

Outstanding  Junior  History  Major       .Amanda  N.  Huyett 
Mathematics 

Outstanding  Calculus  Student  Joseph  A.  Milanese 

Outstanding  Sophomore  Mathematics  Major 

Andrea  N.  Rvan 


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LIST  OF  2005-2006  AWARD  WINNERS 


Best  Senior  Thesis 

Best  Senior  Thesis  Presentation 
Music 

Musie  Department  Award 
Nursing 

Senior  Academic  Excellence 

Senior  Clinical  Excellence 

Junior  Academic  Excellence 

Junior  Clinical  Excellence 

Sophomore  Academic  Excellence 

Sophomore  Clinical  Excellence 

Pamela  Thorn  Humanities  Award 
Philosophy,  Religion  &  Christian  Ed. 

Senior  Christian  Education  Honor  Students 

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Kathryn  A.  Simmons 
Jessica  L.  Riffle 

Sean  F.  Coughlin 

Rebekah  J.  Agnew 
Michelle  L.  Clelland 
Hannah  A.  Christian 
Andrea  J.  Burns 
Rachel  A.  Bennett 
Randi  R.  Russell 
Sandra  M.  Adkins 


Who's  Who  Among  Students  in 

Juniors 


Outstanding  Student  of  Religion 
Physics  and  Engineering 

3/2  Engineering  Academic  Award 


Junior  Engineering  Physics  Award 


Senior  Engineering  Physics  Award 


Eggleton 
Leah  C.  Erenrich 
Wilma  S.  Lowther 
Kirk  P.  McNemar 
Richard  M.  Tench 
Brett  T.  Miller 

Bryan  B.  Corder 
Phillip  R.  McElfresh 
Joshua  R.  Mullenax 
Michael  S.  Curry 
Michael  J.  Devenuto 
Ryan  M.  Hopkins 
Ryan  M.  McCullough 
Benjamin  P.  Vance 
Amy  M.  Powelson 
Brenton  A.  Stone 


Psychology 

Kelly  Martin  Memorial  Psychology  Award 

Ellen  N.  Brosh 
Sociology,  Political  Science  &  Criminal  Justice 

Rao  Global  Awareness  Award  Katie  L.  Oreskovich 

Outstanding  Sociology  Award  Patrick  E.  Gruber 

Criminal  Justice  Award  Leslie  A.  Beavers 

Outstanding  Senior  Award  Keith  R.  Hoover 

Outstanding  Junior  Award  Jonathan  Z.  Ritchie 

Outstanding  Senior  Seminar  (research)  Awards 

Chelsea  M.  Starks 
Harry  C.  Taylor 
Theatre 

Outstanding  Freshman  Rose  A.  Livengood 

Sarah  L.  Nicholas 
Jon  A.  Vertuno 
James  B.  Yeich 
Outstanding  Senior  Brianne  A.  Barton 

International  Student  Ambassador  Tsering  D.  Sherpa 

Who's  Who  Among  Students  in  American  Colleges  and  LJniv. 
Seniors  Erin  N.  Abner 

Rebekah  J.  Agnew 
Joshua  M.  Bennett 
Jason  S.  Bentley 
Amanda  M.  Cochran 
Sean  F.  Coughlin 


Wesleyan  Spirit  Awards 

Freshmen 

Sophomores 
Juniors 

Seniors 

Senior  Activity  Keys 


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Outstanding  Seniors 


Leah  C.  Erenrich 
Alice  S.  Giles 
Kellie  A.  Morrison 
Sarah  M.  Nale 
Michael  K  Ritchie 
Paul  W.  Roncone 
Harry  C.  Taylor 
Holly  J.  Templin 
Richard  M.  Tench 
Lydia  E.  Wagner 
Linwood  W.  Young 
American  Colleges  and  Univ. 
Matthew  L.  Allison 
Ashley  N.  Amott 
Kareen  F.  Bilotta 
Hannah  A.  Christian 
Kathryn  M.  Conley 
Laura  N.  Dennis 
Christopher  R.  Garton 
Sarah  M.  Grab 
Samantha  D.  Heflin 
Aaron  S.  Heishman 
Leah  E.  Loubiere 
Katie  L.  Oreskovich 
Robin  M.  Powell 
Jonathan  Z.  Ritchie 
Laura  E.  Runkle 

Sarah  M.  Van  Horn 
Erik  A.  Keiser 
Laura  K  Full 
Richard  K  Wilson 
Lauren  M.  Roots 
Kole  R.  Metz 
Sarah  N.  Martin 
Kevin  G.  Younkin 
Sandra  M.  Adkins 
Ellen  N.  Brosh 
James  M.  Brown 
Canea  C.  Carothers 
Jessica  L.  Holley 
Keith  R.  Hoover 
Hannah  R.  Johnson 
Meghan  N.  Keith 
Kimberly  N.  Leezer 
Briana  J.  Marino 
Brett  T.  Miller 
Amy  M.  Powelson 
Jessica  L.  Riffle 
Brenton  A.  Stone 
Rachel  E.  Waybright 
Joseph  M.  Book 
Lance  M.  Lindauer 
Bradley  S.  Mills 
Jessica  D.  Olcott 
Kathryn  Simmons 
Joshua  S.  Thompson 


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Abner,  Erin 34,40 

Abnunovrc,  Lauren 22 

AbuBakir,  Mary 70,71,95 

Adkins,  Sandra 34,  100 

Agnew,  Rebekah 34 

Aguirre,  Daniel 34,  94,  99 

Alderman,  Ashlee 34 

Alexander,  Ryan 87,  96 

Ali,  Mehvish 70,  7 1 

Alibo,  Eziwoma 95,96,99,  102 

Allman,  Brian 104 

Alt,  Tracy 87 

Altizer,  Adam 66 

Alvarez,  Leslie 84 

Anderson,  Ellen 104 

Anderson,  Sarah 93 

Andrew,  Tim 86 

Arbaugh,  Josh 87 

Arnott,  Ashley 84,  106 

Ashworth,  Ryan 84 

Aurelio,  Shauna 1 1 

Ayre,  Nathaniel 43 

B 

Bailey,  James 22,97 

Bain,  Kyle 87 

Baisden,  Laura 34 

Baise,  Sarah 82 

Bankert,  Emily 98 

Barbour,  John 87 

Barnett,  Sarah 22 

Barnhart,  Leslie 34 

Barton,  Brianne 98 

Batove,  Leslie 34,  38,  96 

Bays,  Paul 66 

Beckett,  Zach 86 

Bee,  Shay 97 

Behm,  Daniel 68 

Belden,  Megan 104 

Bell,  Joseph 34,98 

Bell,  Julie 78 

Bellamy,  Scott 93 

Bennett,  Amy 34 

Bennett,  Brianna 35,  104 

Bennett,  Josh 54 

Berry.  Mike 11,  18 

Bilotta,  Kareen 22,  82,  93 

Blackburn,  Carrie 55 

Blandan,  Carman 105 

Blandford,  Ashley 82,  83 

Boateng,  Kwame 1 1,  19 

Bodrick,Tyla 95 

Boeltz,  Tiffany....  84,106 

Boggs,  Caitlin 86 

Bone,  Lauren 22,  98 

Book,  Joseph 35,  104 

Bosley,  Shane 35 


^> 


Bourne,  Rachelle ....104 

Bowlin,  Dawn 35 

Bowman,  Jessica 22,  104 

Boxwell,  Katherine 35,  104 

Boyd,  Dylan 68 

Brandt,  Adrienne 35 

Brill,  Gabriel 66 

Brinks,  Jonas 80 

Brosh,  Ellen 74,  75 

Broslawsky,  Maria 72 

Brown,  Antonio 95 

Brown,  Melissa 82 

Brown,  Mike 41,94,99,  105 

Broyles,  Rick 35 

Bruen,  Mary 35,95 

Bruzdajoe 87 

Bryan,  Erin 1 1 

Buchanan,  Alicia 97 

Bullington,  Tyler 66 

Bullock,  Amy 78 

Bumgardner,  Becca 22 

Burdick,  Heather 93 

Burgman,  Keith 66 

Burgoyne,  Cary 35,  104 

Bur  kland,  Joey 68 

Bush,  Debbie 11,  18 

Bush,  Kyle 87 

Byrne,  Jessica 97 

c 

Callahan,  Jerry 57,  100 

Camargo.  Bruna 70 

Camps,  Marina 72 

Caralla,  Lewis 66 

Carder,  Brandon 104 

Carder,  Julie 70 

Carothers,  Canea 35,  42 

Carr,  Adam 45 

Carr.  Erin 74,  75 

Casdorph,  David 93 

Casto,  Heather 70 

Cavey,  Jason 36,  55 

Chafm.Jared 76 

Chagnard,  Brandon 68 

Chalfant,  Marilyn 22 

Chelcher,  Andy 76,  77 

Chidester,  Carlene 22,  96,  05 

Choi.Boram 102 

Christum,  Hannah : 30 

Christian,  Kevin 68 

Churchill,  Mary 36 

Cibellajosh 97,98 

Cicero,  Briana 93 

Cistaro,  Chris 96 

Clarke,  Cara 22 

CleUand,  Michelle 72,  73 

Clem,  Ron 80 

Cochran,  Amanda 94,  99 

Cockey,  Drew 97,  98 

Coeburn,  Russell 66 

Cole,  Chris 80 


Index 


Cole,  Letisha 36 

Coleman.  Katie 100 

Collins,  Sara 72 

Comstock,  Erica 105 

Condo,  Zack 66,  67 

Conley,  Maureen 74,  75 

Conley,  Tiffany 36 

Cordon,  Brianna 104 

Cooning,  Peggy 9,  16 

Cooper,  Colby 82,  83,  104 

Cooper,  Eric 86 

Cooper,  Laura 36 

Cooper,  Robert 66,  86 

Coopers,  Andrew 30 

Corder,  Bryan 86 

Cornfeld,  Jeffrey 98 

Coston,  Herbert 1 1,  14 

Coston,  Phyllis 11,  14 

Coughlin,  Justin 86 

Coughlin,  Tyson 53,  76 

Counahan,  Mike 66 

Cover,  Stacey 36,  99 

Cowart,  Cameron 66 

Cox,  Frank 87 

iCraft,  Alicia 104 

iCraft,  Austin 66 

Creasman,  Boyd 1 1 

Cresswell,  Stephen 1 1 

Crews,  Chris 68 

Crews,  Micah 68,  69 

Cnslip,  Jessica 105 

Criss,  Kendra 22,  52 

'Crooks,  Kristin 36,  104 

Cruickshank,  Dave 87 

'Curry,  Michael 68,  69 

D 

D'Annunzio,  Heather 96,  105 

Daniels,  Justin 26 

Darling,  Lucia 78 

[Darmatall,  Joe 87 

Damn,  Briana 36 

Davis,  Amberly 36,  104 

(Davis,  Rena 104 

Davisson,  Ben 87 

Davisson,  Benjamin 22 

Dearman,  yan 66 

Decker,  Carla 72 

DeClerico,  Adam 68 

(DeCoste,  April 72 

D-Felice,  Amanda 5  5 

SDefoe,  Mark 11,  14 

iDelaney,  Morgan 36,  43 

DeMary,  Mrki 105 

Dempsey,  Savannah 70 

D-nnis,  Julia 23 

iD-nnison.Josh 70,  84 

Dutsch.Jaclyn 70 

I  Dillon,  Amie 98 

DUy.Josh 22 

Dxon,  Margaret 37 


Dinovan.  Mike 66 

Doyle,  Rob 87 

Diggers,  Jake 80 

Dinkard,  Dylan 86,  100 

Drunim,  Sean 66 

Dues,  TR 66 

Durst,  Miranda 37,  82,  83 

Durstine,  Jeremy 55 

E 

Early.  Aaron 66 

Eason,  Joseph 104 

Eder,  Karen 37,  84,  106 

Edwell,  Jonathan 66 

Eggleton,  Craig 68,  69 

Elder,  Ashley 72 

Elkins,  Megan 106 

Ellis,  Cole 76 

Ellison,  Laura 37,  104 

Emnck,  Rie 84 

Engle.Adam 37,97 

Erenrich,  Leah 86 

F 

Facemyer,  Emily 78 

Fackenthal,  Brett 68 

Faith,  Justin 86 

Farrell,  Marc 68 

Fennell,  Kate 70 

Fernandez,  Gustavo 37,  80 

Ferrell,  Patrick 98 

Ferroni,  Robert 37 

Flaherty,  Kerry 37,  97 

Floyd,  Benjamin 37 

Foltz,  Katherine 74,  75 

Foote.  Jason 87,  97 

Ford,  Brian 80 

Fortney,  Shirley 9 

Foster,  Lara 82 

Frampton.  Josh 99 

Francis,  Glenn 70 

Francis,  Russell 1 1 

Fraser,  James 87 

Freeland,  Gary 37,  39 

Friend,  Brenda 22 

Fritz,  Julia 38 

Frum,  Karyn 38,104 

Frum,  Meghan 99 

Full,  Laura 24 

Furukawa,  Hiroharu 102 

G 

Gallagher,  Aaron 80 

Gallup,  David 76 

Gamble,  Taavon 100 

Gannon,  Chris 66 

Gardino,  Annalise 38 

Gardino,  Janine 38 

Garnett,  Dureyea 76 

Garton,  Chris 86 


Gaydac,  Ashlee SO 

Gaymon,  Mott 66 

Gearhart,  Adam 27 

Geordt,  Danielle 38 

Getz,  Scott 24 

Gibson,  David 66 

Giles,  Alice ....38 

Gillispie,  Elizabeth  ....  24 

Gillispie.  Emily 24 

Gissy,  Matt 87 

Given,  Mary 104 

Gochenour,  Marie 98 

Godfrey,  Margaret 38,  97,  104 

Godwin,  Dane ....  11,74 

Godwin,  Dinovan 66 

Godwin,  Jeffrey 12 

Gohrband,  Jonathan 86 

Golden,  James 38,80 

Goodwin,  Bradley 24 

Grab,  Sarah 78,79 

Grant,  Kayona 41 

Graves,  Matt 38 

Greenberg,  Carrie 100 

Greene,  David 96 

Griffith,  Amanda 86 

Grogg,  Justin 66 

Grose,  Bob 100 

Grosz,  Tim 66 

Groves,  Greg 80 

Gruber,  Patrick 34,  39,  94 

Grundman,  Miriam 39,  97 

Guinn,  Mike 86 

Gurney,  Jason 86 

Gums,  Jessica 70 

H 

Haddad,  Justin 39 

Haden,  William 8,  52 

Hafenbrack.  Julie 104 

Hagerty,  Brenna 72 

Hall,  Heather 82,  104 

Halle.Judith 12 

Hammaker,  Shanna 104 

Hammon,  Tammie 84 

Hamner,  Allen 19 

Hamnck,  Kenney 99 

Hamrick,  Tom 100 

Hardee,  Edward 66 

Hardy,  Kayla 55,96 

Hardy,  Teer 39,55 

Hargro,  Eddie 80,  8 1 

Harper,  Faith 104 

Harris,  Murray 66 

Harrison,  Summer 106 

Hartman,  Adam 99 

1  l.itlicld,  Stephanie 39.  86 

Hayden,  Crystal 24 

Hayden,  James 39,  98 

Hayes,  Kelly 39,97 

Hays,  Jeremy 105 

Hazey,  Marc 9  I 

Index  ■  131> 


Hedderich,  Frank 87 

Hedrick,  Bethany 24,  96 

Hefner,  Mark 100 

Held,  Nicole 25,96 

Hepinger,  Barbara 39 

Hibhert.  Mike 66,67 

Hicks,  Linda 12 

Hicks,  Missy 72 

Higgins,  Michael 86 

Hill,  Mike 66 

Hinzman,  Kaitlin 23,  98 

Hodak,Ashely 100 

Hoey,  Joe 80 

Hoffman,  Kyle 86 

Holdsworth,  Steven 40,  80,  8 1 

Holley,  Jessica 40 

Holmes,  Arthur 12 

Holstein,  Sierra 78,  79 

Hok.Zack 105 

Hoopengardner,  Laura 87 

Hoover,  Jonathan 66 

Hosonuma,  Doisuke 53,  55,  102 

Howell,  Greg 98 

Hoxie,  Aaron 66 

Hriblan,  Craig 80 

Hubbard,  Lindsey 40 

Hudson,  Jonna 40,  72,  104 

Huggins,  Luke 12 

Hughes,  Jeff 66 

Humphreys,  Cassandra 40,  93 

Hurley,  Gretchen 27,  104 

Hyde,  Matthew 66,  95 

Hyre,  Whitney 70 

Hyun.So 102 


I 


Inge,  Brian.. 
Irons,  Jodi.. 


...76 
.104 


Jackanich,  Mike 80 

Jackson,  Amanda 40 

Jarvis,  Thomas 40,80,81 

Jennings,  Christopher 40 

J  iblets,  Joseph 86 

Johns,  Brandi 41 

Johnson,  Crystal 78 

Johnson,  Eric 86 

Johnson,  Hannah 41 

Johnson,  Matthew 18 

Johnson,  Natalie 87 

Johnson,  Ryan 86 

Johnston,  Austin 66 

Jolly,  James 66 

Jones,Ashley 68,84.  L06 

Jones,  Dustin 84 

Jones,  Jennifer 104 

Jones,  Richard 106 

Jones,  Stephen 9 

Jordan,  Jason 40 

Juergens  Adrienne 105 


K 

Karcesky,  Casey 41,  72.  73 

Karcesky,  Cory 41,  82 

Karim,  Yonni 68 

Karp,  Bryson 87 

Kato,  Nozomi 25,  29,  55 

kavaliauskas,  James 86 

Rear.  Kevin 68,  84 

Kc.it  ley,  Jamie 41,  104 

Keehner,  Julia 9 

Keigley,  LaTora 86,  95 

Keiser.  Erik 56,  57 

Keith.  Meghan 41,  82 

Keller,  Dayna 41 

Kelley,  Caragh 25,55,94,99,  104 

Kelley,  Jason 80 

Kelly,  Alicia 41 

Kiessling,  Patrick 87 

Kim,  Kyung 29,  102 

Kim,  Nam 102 

Kimes,  Marc 66,  80 

Kinkead,  Angela 17 

King,  Denton 12 

Kitzmilier,  Seth 29,  99 

Klebez,  George 12 

Klezek,Wade 66 

Kline,  Blair 42 

Koury,  Ryan 66 

Kramer,  Crystal 39,42,  104 

Kramer,  Kadra 42,  96 

Kraus,  Tyler 66 

Krpicak,  Beau 87 

Kubota,  Munemitsu 55,  102 

Kudilkova,  Barcha 74,  86 

Kurtz,  Jeremy 66 

Kuzma,  Matt 25 

L 

Lampinen,  Beth 17 

Landis,  Michael 97 

Langley,  Corey 98 

Langley,  William 42 

Lanham,  William 25,  104 

Lassiter,  Glenn 66 

Lathey,  Derek 87,93 

Leach,  Mellisa 42 

Leamy,  Collette 98 

Leezer,  Kimberly 42 

Lemley,  Alexander 42 

Lemon,  Lyndsey 82 

Leonard,  Tom 12 

Leslie,  Cary 42 

Lett,  Craig 80 

Lewis,  LaShawn 95 

Lilly,  Bill 13,76,77 

Lindauer,  Lance 29,  40 

Link,  Stephen 66 

Linville,  Trent 66 

Lockey,  Andrew 25 


<8> 


Index 


Long,  Allison 42,  55 

Long,  Jennifer 42,  98 

Lorusso,  Harry 66 

Lotocki,  Andrew 68,  84 

Loubiere,  Leah 93 

Lovett,  Lisa 78 

Lowery.Jade 105 

Lowther,  Wilma 43 

Lucas,  E.J 76,77 

Lucas,  Shane 30 

Lucas,  Terence 66 

Luette,  Chris 66 

Lvnn.  Gretchen 13 

M 

Machida,  Ryo 102 

Mack,  Dominick 86 

Madiu.  Emily 43,93 

Mahoney,  William 13 

Mallory,  William 13,  18 

Malson,  Heather 5  5 

Manchin,  Rocky 76,  77 

Mangcn.  Paul 13,87 

Manspeaker,  David 100 

Marino,  Bnana 43 

Markel.Jamie 57,  100 

Marko,  Renee 87 

Martin,  Judy 13 

Martin,  Rachel 43,  72 

Martin,  Sarah 43,  78,  95,  99 

Mason,  A  J. 76 

Masuda,  Hideomi 102 

Masuga,  Melissa 43,  87 

Mayhew,  Michelle 86,  9  t 

McCarron,  Drew 87 

McCarthy,  Tracy 29 

McCauley,  Sara 43,  106 

McClintic,  Elise 78 

McConnell.  Kathryn 104 

McCrostie,  Janice 45,  100 

McCullough.  Ryan 66 

McDonagh,  Michele 43,72,73 

McElduff,  Claire 102 

McGinnis,  Alyce 93 

McGowan,  Brian 68 

McGrew,  Amy 28,  99 

McGrew.  Paula 13 

Mc  Kinney,  Judith 13 

McLean,  Leonard 43.  99 

Mc  Leod-Simmons,  Lisa 12 

McNamara,  Devon 10 

McNeil,  Beth 86 

McPherson,  Piper 104 

Means,  Carol 13,  17 

Mei-Tal,  Maya 10 

Meikle,  Andrew 68 

Melluaiist,  Helen 1 3 

Mendicino,  Nina 104 

Merlie,  Jared 68 

Michel,  Vanessa  84,  106 

Milanese,  Joseph 104 


Milfeit,  Maria 78 

Millard,  Kathryn 104 

Miller,  Ciera 78 

Miller,  Jon 86 

Miller,  Morgan 105 

Miller,  Patrick 87 

Miller,  Stephanie 43,  55 

Mills,  Brad 68 

Miltenberger,  Pam 13 

Minowa,Akino 22,53,55,  102 

Misumi,  Kosuke 102 

Mitchell,  Samantha 28 

Moran,  Megan 86 

Moremen,  Ian 68,  84 

Morgan,  Craig 66 

Morgan,  Emily 100 

Morgan,  Kourtney 44 

Morgan,  Shaun 28 

Morlan,  Bry^on 28 

Morlan,  Fred 97 

Morlan,  Jarren 28,  86 

Morrill,  Jennifer 70,  71 

Morris,  Danielle 104 

Morrison,  Jessica 98,  100 

Morrison,  Kelli ....41,  44,  94,  99 

Morrison,  Teal 95,  98 

Mortensen,  Nicky 97 

Morton.  Zachary 27 

Moses,  Tyrone 66 

Motani,  Karim 44,  92,  97 

Moxey,  Shannon 82 

Mullenax,Josh 86 

Muller,  Stephanie 26,  28,  104 

Murphy,  Jacqueline 44,  55,  72,  73 

Mylan.J.T 66 

N 

Nale,  Jaime 44 

Nale,  Sarah 44 

Namath,  Marley 78 

Natow.Jon 86 

Nease,  Beth 96 

Nelson,  Jessica 104 

Newberry,  Nick 80 

Nicas,  Michaela 84,106 

Nieder,  Susannah 87 

Nomura,  Masayuki 102 

Norman,  Josh 80 

Nutter,  Steven 44,  86 

o 

O'Haherty.  Michael 86 

Oakley,  Laura 44 

Offenberger,  Cassy 106 

Ogawa,Sara 28.  55.  102 

Okada,  Sadahiro 102 

Okumura,  Machiko 102 

Olcott,  Jessica ....44,74,75,  100 

OUnck  Daniel 68,  69 

Oliver,  Jared 86 

Osterman.  Kern 28.96 

Index      133> 


Oram,  Kanako 70,  102 

Overton,  Bryan 66.  67 

Owrev,  James 16 

P 

Pack,  Andrea 44 

Painter,  Danielle 45,  86 

Palmer,  Megan 104 

Park,  DaEun 55,  102 

Parkja 55,  102 

Park-Reynolds,  Bess 56 

Parsons,  Larry 9 

Parsons,  Taran 93 

Patterson,  Brent 13,  16 

Paugh,  Jessica 45,  92,  93 

Pauley,  Valarie 45 

Pennington,  John 66 

Perez,  Jason 66 

Perkins,  Heather 26,  30,  104 

Perry,  Andrea 86 

Peters,  Joshua 28 

Phares,  Tyler 80 

Phetphongsy,  Siliphone 70 

Phillips,  Vicki 97 

Phittayasri,  Bond 68 

Piatnochka,  Erik 68 

Pilato.Tony 100 

Pinilla,  Chris ....105 

Pinto,  Matt 87 

Pittock,  Kendall 82 

Poling,  Kelly 99 

Popivchak,  Stephanie 45 

Popson,  Bert 24,  100 

Porter,  James 45 

Porter,  Nancy 94,  99 

Potter,  Brian 68,84 

Powell,  Donny 87 

Powell,  Robin 104 

Powelson,  Amy 45,  100 

Powers,  Candice 28 

Price,  Erin 86 

Price,  Paul 66 

Prim,  Bobby 80,81 

Prince,  Ashleigh 45,  94,  99,  105 

Pritt,  Katie 45,  104 

Proud,  Shannae 82 

Puente,  Alex 66 

Pushchin,  Alex  .  100 

R 

Randolph,  Jaclyn 74,7  5 

Rawson,  Brooke 70 

Reagan,  Patrick 86 

Rector,  Joe 66 

Reed,  Bree 30 

Reed,  Larry 45 

Reed,  Nick 66 

Reger,  Graham 87 

Reiland,  Lauren 93 

Rhoades,  Heather 45 


Richards,  Lydia 1 05 

Rider,  Joshua 28,98 

Riffle,  Jessica 45 

Ritchea,  Megan 106 

Ritchie,  Zak 94 

Robertson,  Ashley 46 

Robinson,  Hanna 86,  95,  104 

Roethjosh 46,66 

Rogers,  Brandon 66 

Rogers,  Justin 46,  86 

Rogers,  Steve 87 

Romani,  Claris 66 

Roncone,  Paul 46,  48,  99,  104 

Roots,  Lauren 57 

Rosado,  Christian 80 

Rothenberg,  Blair 98 

Rowley,  George 68 

Rozich,  Justin 46,80 

Rudy.Zack 87 

Runkle,  Laura 98 

Rupp,  Lynn 18 

Ryan,  Andrea  104 

s 

Sagen,  Mark 46 

Salomon,  Michelle 100 

Saluja,  Neal 86 

Samples,  Bryan 28 

Schatzle,  Erin 28,97 

Schaults,  Kelly 46,  70,  104 

Schiefelbein,  William 66 

Schmitt,  Richard 10 

Schoeneberger,  Kristen 46 

Schubert,  Katie 70,  71 

Schuerger,  Annie 86 

Schumacher,  Alicia 46,  104 

Schuster,  Lexi 96 

Sears,  Holly 46 

See,  Adam 28 

Seebaugh,  Amanda 99 

Shaffer,  Dave 66 

Shakeri,  Julia 97,99 

Shepherd,  Russell 47,  99 

Sherpa,  Tsering 55,  102 

Shetterly,  Kristen 30 

Shifflett,  Matt 84 

Shingle,  Andrew 47 

Shiozaki,  Shuntaro 84,  106 

Shockey,  Jonathan 66 

Shook,  Sarah 100 

Shopiik,  Ryan 66 

Short,  Elizabeth 23,  96 

Show,  Serena 104 

Shrier,  Leah 100 

Shumate,  Kaitlyn 72,  73 

Sibold,  Jeremy 84 

Silbaugh,  Eric 68,69 

Silva,  Tyler 93 

Sjostedt,  Jennifer 36 

Skiles,  Jesse 86 


Skipper,  Daniel 28 

Sluss,  Amanda 98 

Smith,  Chris 76,  77 

Smith,  Del 66 

Smith.  Jereme 31 

Smith,  Sarah 47 

Smith,  Steven 97 

Smith,  Timothy 27,  47 

Snoberger,  Woody 86 

Snyder.J.W. 66 

Spagone,  Michael 47 

Spangler,  Missy 86 

Spears,  Brad 66 

Spencer,  Kesling 106 

Squires,  Duwane 9 

Stallings,  Lacy 82 

Stanulevich,  Nicole 31,  52,  74 

Stapleton,  Drue 84 

Star ks,  Chelsea 47 

Starks,  Natalie 47 

Staten,  Domonique 66,  95 

Steele,  Justin 97 

Stephenson,  J'nelle 70 

Stettnisch,  Eric 80 

Stevens,  Jeff 100 

Stewart,  Kari 3 1 

Stone,  Brenton 47,  94,  100 

Stout,  Heather 47,  104 

Struble.Bill 66 

Stupica,  Adrian 66 

Sullivan,  Jeanne 19 

Sun,  Delin 99 

Sundin,  Drew 3  1 

Sutler,  Shanna 70 

Sworden,  Nick 47,  66 

T 

Tallman,  Matthew 31 

Tanner,  Andrew 66 

Tarallo,  Rich 80 

Taylor,  Billy 48 

Taylor,  Carl 46,94 

Taylor,  Casey 70 

Taylor,  Jessie 97 

Taylor,  Meghan 70,  7 1 

Templin,  Holly 43,  104 

Tench,  Richard 48,  86,  94,  99 

Tenney,  Christi 74 

Tenney,  Randy .-. 80 

Terry,  John 48 

Testa,  Tony 66 

Teter,  Allison 86 

Thorp,  Jonna 48 

Theibert,  Mary 74 

Thomas,  Colli 70 

Thomas,  Jerel 76 

Thompson,  Josh 37 

Tiberio,  Dana 31,99 

Tierney,  Steve 78,  79 

Tingley,  Martin 86 

Tolbert,  Kofi 68 


<8> 


Index 


Tomaru,  Akinobu 102 

Townsel,  Justin 66 

Tricase,  Anna 48 

Triftlo,  Stefanie 86 

Trontell,  Christine 48 

Tsuchiya,  Yuki 23,  53,  102 

Tyler,  Jessie 48,  105 

Tvson.  Desmond 95 


u 


Underwood,  Kelly 31,98,  100 

Underwood,  Lee 86 

Unger,  Lisa 95 


V 


Vala,Kyla 31 

Vance,  Ben 66 

Van  De  Castle,  Claire 27,  98 

Van  Horn,  Sarah 78,  79,  104 

Varner,  Chance 66,  67 

Vial,  Ignacio 68 

Vignola,  Kelly 96 

Vitakjuli 99 

Voiles.  Ashley 99 


w 


Wade,  John 87 

Waggoner,  Eric 12 

Wagner,  Lydia 48,  56,  100 

Walker,  Jill 48,86 

Walker,  Melissa 98 

Waltz,  John 16 

Warner,  Caleb 31 

Warner,  Steve 82 

Watkins,  Jamie 100 

Watson,  Derrick 31 

Waybright,  Rachel 55 

Weeks,  Richard 12.  16 

Weist.Joe ....17,  18,  100 

White,  Jana....  82.83 

Wilburn,  Darren 66 

Wilkinson,  Sarah ....31 

Williams,  Tom 18,  52 

Williams,  Zach 86 

Wilson,  Erin 100 

Wilson,  Kerry 68 

Wilt.  Mark 48,  66 

Windham,  Elizabeth 54,  102 

Wing,  Matthew 29 

Wingard,  Emerald 27 

Woessner,  Germaine 86 

Wolford,Erin 100 

Woloszynek,  Karyn 78 

Wood,  Tom 86 

Woodson,  Amanda 31.  104 

Wovchku,  Edward 105 

Wright,  David 66 

Wright,  Shannon 98 

Wynn,  Brandi 78,79 


Y 

Yeager,  Amanda 87 

Yerecic.Art 80,81 

Yoder,  Marybeth 31 

Young,  Linwood 43,  100 

Young,  Ryan 66 

Younkin.  Kevin 48 

z 

Zinn.Janelle 48 


Index 


# 


Colofhon 

2006     

Murmurmontis  Staff 

Editor:  Delin  Sun 

Assistant  Editor:  Seth  Kitzmiller 

Adviser:  Nancy  Porter 

Photographers:  Paul  Roncone  &  Seth  Kitzmiller 

Staffers:  Alicia  Buchanan 


Volume  95  of  West  Virginia  Wesleyan  College's  Murmurmontis  was  printed  by  Taylor 
Publishing  Company  in  Dallas,  Texas  using  Elite  Vision  5.0  for  Windows  XP.  The  550 
copies  of  the  9x12  yearbook  contain  136  pages  printed  on  80  #  enamel.  The  cover  is  four- 
color  lithocote  lamination.  The  endsheets  are  blue  rainbow.  The  senior  section  is  the  only 
section  printed  in  four-color.  Snooze  Bold  Italic  type  font  is  used  on  the  cover  and  all  the 
divider  pages.  Gourmand  and  Time  fonts  are  also  used  throughout  the  book.  Portrait  and 
group  photos  were  taken  by  Dave  and  Bob  Mihalko  of  Contemporary  Studios  in  Medina, 
Ohio.  The  2006  theme  "Coming  Together"  was  created  by  the  2006  Murmurmontis 
Board.  Dr.  Bill  Mahoney  and  staff  photographers  Paul  Roncone  and  Seth  Kitzmiller 
provided  the  majority  of  the  candids.  Mary  Elliott,  Rochelle  Long,  Dave  Conley,  and 
Charity  Eotes  also  made  their  contribution.  Digital  pictures  were  used  from  the  college 
website,  several  departmental  websites  and  the  office  of  College  Relations.  Thanks  to  Bess 
Park- Reynolds,  Zak  Ritchie  and  Caragh  Kelley  who  provided  their  stories.  Thanks  to  The 
Record  Delta  that  provided  sports  photos.  Many  thanks  to  Bill  Lilly,  Steve  Tierney,  Larry 
Reed,  Vickie  Phillips,  Mike  Berry,  Allan  Hamner,  Joe  Weist,  John  Bohman,  Alisa  Lively, 
Joey  Tiblets,  Miki  DeMarry,  Jesse  Skiles,  Jeremy  Sibold,  Rae  Emrick,  Carol  Means,  all  the 
staffs  at  Academic  Advising  Office,  and  others  who  helped  identify  people  in  the  pictures. 
Special  thank  yous  go  to  Doug  and  Margaret  Richardson,  Taylor  representatives.  The 
Murmurmontis  Staff  can  be  contacted  by  phone  at  (304)  473-8482  or  by  email  at 
murmurmontis@w  vwc.edu. 


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