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A  "Piece  ofWorfi/A  Piece  ofMnd.,,.,,20 

(Arts  &  Academics) 

Piece  By  Piece 60 

(People) 

!APiece  of  the  !Actiom 102 

(Sports) 

Interbclqiig  Pieces, 71 

(Organizations) 

"Bits  and  Pieces, 80 

(Mini-Magazine) 

Investing  a  Piece 118 

(Advertisements) 

The  9Axssing  Piece 126 

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rhe  First  Piece Piled  High. 

Everything  you've  ever  dreamed  of.  What 
nore  could  you  want?  Even  critics  would 
lave  to  admit  that  we  had  it  all.  From  plans 
or  a  new  football  stadium,  a  new  library, 
lix  new  houses  in  the  Greek  court  and  a 
lew  science  building  including  the  physical 
herapy  school  in  1998,  there  was  no  mis- 
ake-  we  were  growing.  Houses  were 

turned  into  resi- 
dence halls  to  fit 
all  of  our  stu- 
dents into  a 
space.  Elon  stu- 
dents are  always 
worked  in  as  the 
intergral  part  of 
the  Elon  College 

Puzzle Leigh  Worlds 


New  student  check-in  this  year  was  as  smoothe  as  a  cucumber. 
Well,  a  cucumber  does  have  a  few  bumps.  Anyway,  there  were 
1,650  students  living  on  campus. 

This  student  finds  a  quiet  place  to  kick  up  her  heels  and  focus  on 
her  studies. 


As  of  Dec.  1 2,  no  one  wanted  to  pay  the  price  of 
$200,000  to  move  the  Haggard  Avenue  House  built  by 
the  first  dean  of  Elon  Walter  P.  Lawrence.  This  was  one 
of  several  college  houses  to  be  torn  down,  or  moved,  to 
build  the  new  science  building. 
Student  Life 


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9-(oiu  'Lvenjone  yits  In! 

Residence  hall  life  at  Elon  has  drastically  changed  this  year.  The  halls 
are  still  loud,  people  still  have  roommate  problems,  and  there  will  always  be 
something  to  cause  a  distraction  from  work  and  studies.  The  quality  of  living, 
though,  has  improved. 

In  Smith  and  Carolina  residence  halls,  students  were  welcomed  by 
freshly  painted  halls,  new  carpeting  and  new  furniture.  These  halls  also 
received  laundry  rooms  and  are  currently  housing  both  freshman  and  upper- 
classmen. 

Due  to  increased  enrollment,  students  are  being  housed  in  odd  places. 
Some  new  accommadatons  include  19  freshman  females  living  in  the  Haggard 
Avenue  House,  8  males  being  housed  in  the  old  Campus  Security  Office  and 
even  some  students  being  housed  three  per  room  in  some  halls. 

Other  accommodations  for  upperclassmen  choosing  to  live  off  cam- 
pus include  East  Campus  apartments,  Ashley  Oaks,  Oak  Hill,  Harmon,  The 
Brittany,  Sheridan,  The  Colony,  and  Trails  End  .  No  matter  where  students 
chose  to  live,  they  will  have  some  advantages  not  found  in  other  places  and 
consequently  a  place  will  be  made  for  every  student  enrolled  at  Elon  College. 
\— Sarah  Voss 


is  freshman  and  her  mom  make  her  bed  in  Carolina  for  the 
St  time  during  Orientation  Week. 


There  were  over  180  lofts  sold  this  year.  Physical  Plant  and  the 
Orientation  Staff  can  vouch  for  that! 


Student  Life* 


Coming  to  Elon  in  August  is  an  exciting  experience  for  all  students. 
Whether  you  are  an  incoming  freshman,  a  transfer  student,  or  a  returning 
student,  there  are  lots  of  things  to  be  done  in  preparation  for  coming  to  Elon. 
New  students  arrive  on  campus  and  immediately  begin  a  vigorous  week  of 
orientation,  from  meeting  with  their  academic  advisors  to  participating  in  Elon 
Day  with  all  its  outdoor  activities.  During  these  days  there  were  games, 
activities  for  brother/sister  halls,  speakers,  tons  of  meetings  and  a  dance  at  the 
end  of  the  week.  Orientation  is  a  helpful  time  for  new  students  to  learn  their  way 
around  Elon's  campus,  make  friends,  and  become  adjusted  to  life  away  from 
home. 

Returning  students  look  forward  to  beginning  another  year  at  Elon  and 
renewing  their  activities  and  friendships.  The  first  several  days  are  spent 
shopping  for  just  the  right  things  to  make  their  room  or  apartment  look  and  feel 
like  home.  Shopping  at  the  Campus  Shop  is  also  a  prevalent  activity  the  first 
few  weeks  of  school  in  order  to  buy  books  for  classes.  It's  not  hard  to  walk  out 
of  the  Campus  Shop  with  over  $300  in  books  and  supplies  for  fall  semester 
alone.  Returning  to  Elon  means  liberty,  independence  and  all  the  fund  and 
headaches  that  come  with  it. 


Courtesy  of  Campus  Recreation 


Once  again,  the  Adventures  in  Leadership 
preschool  program  allowed  freshmen  to  bond 
over  the  summer  by  participating  in  an  outdoor 
experience. 


How  low  can  you  go  Michael  Stamps? 
Looks  like  whatever  you're  holding  is  a 
little  heavy. 


Student  Life 


Vhat's  so  funny  about  the  Class  of  2000? 
Drientation  staff  n^embers  Christy  Bare- 
oot,  Carol  Houck  and  Trish  Szabo  check 
)ut  the  New  Student  Record. 


1996  Orientation  Staff  can't 
take  a  break  for  a  photo 
without  an  energi/  check. 


Student  Life 


"Places  That  Je[[&  "Kgse  !Again 

New  additions  ...same  old  pride 

This  fall  the  changes  on  campus  have  run  rampant — from  building 
modifications  to  decisions  that  govern  the  school.  Announcement  was 
made  that  the  athletic  program  will  move  from  NCAA  division  II  to 
division  I-AA;  Health  Services  began  charging  students  and  staff  for 
prescriptions;  six  new  Greek  houses  are  being  constructed  in  the  Greek 
court  for  occupation  in  fall  of  1997;  and  the  new  science  building  started 
to  rise  across  from  Holland  House  in  March. 

Next  are  plans  for  the  new  library  that  will  stand  where  the  power 
plant  and  Health  Services  is  located  and  a  football  stadium  at  North  campus 
where  the  soccer  field  is  found. 

The  tasty  addition  of  Elon's  College  Coffee  Shop,  which  replaced 
the  furniture  store  located  on  Williamson  Avenue,  has  become  a  cozy 
habitat  for  local  entertainment  while  eating.  And  McEwen  Dining  Hall, 
which  was  expected  to  be  renovated  by  October,  finally  reopened  during 
Winter  Term  featuring  Little  Caeser's,  a  deli  and  dining  for  130. 

There's  a  definite  outbreak  of  changes  at  Elon,  and  to  play  it  safe, 
campus  police  were  added  to  the  staff  and  allowed  to  carry  a  gun  when 
responding  to  a  call. 


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Carilynn  A.  Champey 


Bokenj  Itwrc 

Muffins     Insh  Ocom.  8onono  Chocolcrte  Chip  (!o-fat) 

flonano  Nut  (io-fot).  Coppucono  Mocho  Chip  ond 

Blucbcnv 

$1  09 

Qnnonion  flostries  -  tticse  come  in  the 
shapes  of  tuist  ond  rolls     $1  09 

Sreods  -  Frend\  Soguette.  Italnn  Ulheot  Sogueae. 

Hertj  PoOKOQ  and  1 2  GfQin  RusDC 

$3  29 


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€spresso 
Coppucano 
Cohe'  Lotte 
Coffe'  Mccho 
Coffe'  Rmenco 


Dnp  Coffee 


1,15 

1  90 
1.90 

2  35 
1  40 


1  00 


1  50 
235 
235 

270 
1,75 


1  25 


Rotfored  Coffee  Shots 

Insh  Cream,  Vonillo,  Almond, 

Hazelnut  and  Others 

$  50 


•Th«_SsmCiioj5f  CoffM  Jtt  61oo' 


(far  left)  Sigma's  house  is 
currently  among  the  six  in  the 
Greek  Court,  and  six  more  are 
projected  to  be  finished  by  fall  of 
1997. 

They  don't  sell  furniture  here 
anymore!  But  they  do  sell 
appetizing  items  at  Elon's 
College  Coffee  Shop. 

Mark  Ziegler,  manager  of 
College  Coffee,  and  Chip  try  to 
get  everything  in  its  proper  place 
so  McEwen  can  reopen  by 
Winter  Term. 


Student  Life  i 


%e  9[ace  Jor  Tradition 

Annual  events  continue  to  grow 

It  never  fails.  Come  rain  or  shine,  there's  going  to  be  College 
Coffee  on  Wednesday  at  9:20  a.m...  The  Adventures  In  Leadership 
preschool  experience  will  help  bond  the  new  freshman  class. ..There 
will  be  at  least  two  blood  drives...  The  luminaries  and  Christmas  lights 
will  make  the  campus  aglow.. .and  the  list  goes  on. 

This  year,  over  200  pints  of  blood  were  donated  at  the  fall  blood 
drive,  which  surpassed  Elon's  goal,  but  unfortunately  only  900  of  the 
planned  1,600  luminaries  were  lit  due  to  rain. 

On  the  same  day,  the  rain  didn't  stop  the  Holiday  Reception  at 
President  Young's  house.  A  shuttle  from  Moseley  Center  to  the 
Maynard  House  was  provided  for  students  who  were  greeted  at  the 
front  door  of  the  immaculate  brick  home  by  the  president's  wife. 
Guests  first  entered  the  dining  room  with  the  table  spread  with  fruit, 
bean  dip,  deserts,  and  punch  or  cider.  After  filling  their  plates,  they 
were  invited  to  tour  the  house  making  their  way  to  the  president  at  the 
fireplace,  donning  reindeer  antlers  and  waiting  to  have  his  photograph 
made  with  them. 

A  few  days  later,  the  Snow  Ball  dance  was  in  full  swing  in 
McKinnon  Hall  as  the  D.J.  provided  entertainment.  From  preschool 
experiences  to  chatting  around  the  fountain  to  graduating  under  the 
oaks,  everyone  at  Elon  has  the  opportunity  to  take  part  in  its  ever- 
Srowing  traditions. — Felicia  Massey 


\  \ 


Brian  Whitson  and  Riza  Aquino 
have  a  ball  at  the  1996  Snow  Ball. 


Students  were  honored  with  a 
warm  Holiday  Reception  at 
the  president's  home  before 
the  holidays. 


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Student  Life 


Noted  for  the  location  of 
Wednesday's  College  Coffee, 
Fonville  Fountain  is  the  center 
attraction  for  making  memories 
at  Elon. 

This  is  what  the  luminary 
lighting  would  have  looked  like 
if  all  1,600  were  lit  this  year. 
Due  to  rain,  only  900  were 
used  on  main  campus. 


Student  Life  Jl  11 


The  Special  Events  staff  from  Campus  Recreation  took  advan- 
tage of  a  sunny  day  to  register  participants  for  the  Turkey  Trot  to 
promote  wellness. 


This  Elon  student  seems  happy  enough  to  have  a  job  on  campus. 
He  works  in  The  Iris  Holt  McEwen  Library. 


Kristin  Bobbitt  and  Lauren  Klusewicz  are  among  the  27  Moseley  Center 
workers.  From  scheduling  rooms  to  registering  students  for  the  shuttle 
service  to  operating  the  gameroom,  they  have  plenty  to  manage. 


Sophomores  Eric  and  Seth  work  as  dishwashers  at  Brown  &  Company 
on  Williamson  Avenue.  The  work  is  hard  but  it  is  worth  it  all  on  pay 
day. 


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Student  Life 


In  order  to 
meet  the 
financial 
needs  of 
I  \  // /  college  life, 

\^V^  yy^  ^  most  students 

\^        *^^  at  Elon  must  work  in 

\^^^        I  addition  to  attending 

classes.  According  to 
Payroll  Clerk  Kathy  Ball, 
over  600  students  were 
employed  by  the  college  fall  semes- 
ter. Campus  Recreation  alone 
employed  about  1 25  students  to 
operate  its  facility.  Many  students 
work  on  campus  to  help  cover  the  costs  of 
books  and  huge  phone  bills. 
This  year,  students  were  a  little  more  excited 
about  working  when  the  minimum  wage  went 
from  $4.25  to  $4.75  even  if  the  college  wasn't 
quite  budgeted  for  it. — Shelley  Sparks 


Student  Life 


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Twm^comvng 


And  the  winner  is... .The  court 
lines  the  field  in  anticipation  of 
the  announcement  of  the  next 
Elon  College  Homecoming 
Queen  Stephanie  Matus. 


Spellbound.  The  crowd  watches 
the  action  on  the  field  during  the 
big  game.  Elon  emerges 
victorious. 


Jumping  for  joy.  Stephanie 
Matus  leaps  gracefully  into  the 
arms  of  her  escort  following  the 
announcement  of  her  win. 


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Student  Life 


Go  team.  Elon  cheerleaders 
are  the  ultimate  in  motivation 
and  spirit.  The  guys  lead  the 
crowd  in  a  cheer. 


Sigma  Sigma  Sigma  represen- 
tatives take  time  to  pose  for  a 
shot  before  the  queen  is 
crowned. 


e  honor  of  crowning  this  year's  1996  Homecoming  Queen  was 
'en  to  last  year's  winner  Carrolynn  Messinetti. 


The  Standings 

Banner  Competition: 

3rd  place — Sigma  Sigma  Sigma  &  Zeta  Tau  Alpha 

2nd  place — Alpha  Xi  Delta 

1st  place — Phi  Mu 

Theme  Night: 

3rd  place — Alpha  Omicron  Pi 

2nd  place — Sigma  Sigma  Sigma 

1st  place — Alpha  Xi  Delta 

King  &  Queen: 

3rd  place  Queen — Shelly  Roland,  Alpha  Xi  Delta 

3rd  place  King — Damon  Crone,  Sigma  Sigma  Sigma 

2nd  place  Queen — Chayla  Haynes,  Black  Cultural  Society 

2nd  place  King — Brent  Lester,  Alpha  Omicron  Pi 

Queen — Stephanie  Matus,  Alpha  Omicron  Pi 

King — Michael  Smith,  Black  Cultural  Society 

Overall: 

3rd— Phi  Mu    2nd—  Alpha  Xi  Delta 

1st — Alpha  Omicron  Pi 


J^rom  ^[ace  to  Tface 

When  Students  are  constantly  on  the  move,  trans- 
portation becomes  an  important  factor.  For  students  with 
cars,  getting  to  where  they  want  to  go  is  no  problem.  Those 
without  cars  have  to  walk,  run,  bike,  rollerblade  or  catch 
rides  with  friends  to  classes,  campus  activities  and  parties. 

All  kinds  of  problems  can  arise  for  students  con- 
tinually on  the  go.  Whether  its  the  hunt  for  a  parking  spot 
(especially  when  it  rains),  tripping  over  a  brick,  or  falling 
off  of  a  bike,  most  forms  of  transportation  involve  some  sort 
of  risk. 

The  most  bizarre  things  can  happen  when  students 
are  in  a  rush  to  get  somewhere.  One  student  was  pecked  on 
the  knees  by  a  duck  after  teasing  it  near  Lake  Mary  Nell. 
Another  student  was  hit  by  a  truck  while  biking  to  campus. 

Most  students  are  able  to  find  a  way  to  get  where 
they  are  going  without  many  problems.  However,  some 
students  seem  to  find  it  easier  than  others  when  it  comes  to 
transportation  here  at  Elon.  — Betty  Carroll 


Leiiili  Worlds 


Dana/ind  Eric  McCrickard  get 
their  exercise  and  g^  to  class 
too.       ^-^ 


Dem()Il^lMll^L;  the  amazing  abhUy  to  ride  a 
bike,  these  Elon  students  show  it's  the  only 
way  to  go. 


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Student  Life 


Pndto  courtesy  of  Burlington  Times— News 


:  Champejbjfsl' 


Featured  in  Parade  magazine 
for  her  clever  license  plate, 
Lauren  Tambrino  is  all 
smiles  because  she  won 
$100  for  her  "vanity  plate." 


Hurricane  Fran  stopped 
transportation  for  a  few 
people. 

Police  officers  demonstrate 
seatbelt  safety  at  this  year's 
Festival  of  the  Oaks. 


Student  Life 


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Senior  year  is  the  culmination  of 
four,  five  or  even  six  years  of 
study.  It  is  a  time  to  be  with 
friends,  look  toward  the  furture 
and  make  life  shattering  deci- 
sions. College  is  a  time  to 
dream,  love,  prepare  and  think. 
The  last  year  is  often  the  most 
important  in  a  student's  life. 
Senior  Year  is  college  life. 


Spring  break  (1996)  is  a  great  time 
for  one  last  trip  before  graduation. 
Seniors  Lynn  Terrell,  Pat 
Cunningham,  Amy  Freeman,  Kristin 
Swain  and  Mara  Bimbaum  escape  to 
John  Pennecamp  Park  in  Key  Largo 
Florida  for  a  week  of  camping. 


History  c,^^^ 


Hanging  out  and  relaxing  are  a  big 
part  of  a  senior's  life.   Kim  Briggs 
and  her  friends  Megan  McMuUen 
and  Banks  Dixon  hang  out  at 
Ashley  Oaks  Apartments. 


The  Crush!  Being  a 
senior  wouldn't  mean 
anything  if  you  hadn't 
attended  a  few  great 
parties.  Dave,  Natalie 
Grooms,  Banks  Dixon, 
Pat  Cunningham,  Andrea 
Partland.  Brad 
Robertson,  Lynn  Terrel, 
Shannon  Stevens,  Park 
Fowlkes  attend  a  great 
party. 

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(Photos  courtesy  of  Lynn  TeneUand 
S\my  Jreeman. 


Studying  abroad  is  an  experience 
that  no  senior  sbiould  leave 
college  without.  A  winter  in 
England  in  1996  is  just  what 
Jim,  Sara  Fhar  and  Lori 
Vallencourt  need  before  graduat- 
ing and  entering  the  real  world. 

Theme  parties  are  always  fun. 
Seniors  Zack  Quill,  Blane,  Brian 
Davis  and  Melissa  celebrate  the 
70" s  during  a  party  at  Ashley 
Oaks. 


Another  party  is  just  what 
the  doctor  ordered  after  a 
frightful  hurricane.  Andrea 
Partland,  Kristin  Swain, 
Spence  Moore,  Chris 
Brumbaugh,  Dan  Blair. 


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Class  trips  are  often  an 
asset  to  attending 
college.  The  Black 
Mountain  ethnography 
trip  was  appreciated  by 
this  group  of  seniors. 


Best  friends  are  a  neccessity. 
Lynn  Terrell  and  Mara 
Birnbaum  found  friendship 
here  at  Elon. 


Student  Life 


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As  always  students  travel  in 
packs,  especially  when  food  is 
involved.  Students  crowd  the 
tables  during  Elon's  famous 
College  Coffee  every  Wednes- 
day morning. 


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Freshmen.  Sophomores.  Jumors.  Seniors. 
Teachers.  Secretaries.  Coaches.  Administra- 
tors. Counselors.  Maintenance  Staff.  Food 
Service  workers.  Librarians,  are  all  part  of 

what  makes  Elon  home.  Piece  by  Piece, 

both  diverse  and  talented,  the  people  here  are 
what  made  the  difference.  Working  together 
to  make  the  college  into  the  best  it  could  be. 
Everyone  from  the  beginning  freshmen  to  the 
College  alumni  had  a  goal  in  sight,  to  make 

everything 
"Fall  Into 
Place". 


-Leigh  Worlds 


Falling  Down.  New 

Student  Orientation  Leader 
Tracie  Martin  tries  not  to 
fall  down  while  playing 
Volleyball  Moonwalk  on 
Elon  Day  during  Orienta- 
tion Week  this  August. 


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r- 


Aaron  lAcome 


'Bevfin  Jldams 


Jofinatfian  Hdams  ^Rebecca  Adams 


9{ico[e  Attaire 


'Kerri  Anderson 


Tracy  Armstrong 


ShariAshton 


'Hancxj  Austin 


Htather  'BaidvAn 


Cathy  'Barli^r 


Jermaine  'Beverfy 

iJfc         Si  niors 


Ak?i'Bim6aum 


!Mara  'BimSaum 


'Maggie  'Bficl(le 


Cfiristahjn  Addison 


Corinne  Auman 


Ciaudette  BeifieU  Jeffrey  Bennett 


Julie  Bray 


"Kjisty  'Bray 


Scott  'BresCin 


'Kim  'Broclqnan 


JuCie  'Broum 


'Mefinda  'Bryant-Tartin  Bethany  Bums 


Senior  Incfe?(^ 


Ann  St.  John  Acquilano 
1637  Regency  Drive 
Buriington,  NC  27215 

Devlin  Michelle  Adams 
723  Elk  Spur  Street 
P.O.  Box  582 
Elkin,NC  28621 

Johnathan  Wayne  Adams 
409  Declaration  Road 
Virginia  Beach,  VA  23462 

Rebecca  Elizabeth  Adams 
2494  Griffith  Drive 
Orangeburg,  SC  29115 

Christopher  Allan  Adcock 
Route  2,  Box  282-B 
Macon,  NC  27551 


Daron  Boyd  Baity 
112  Cheshire  Dr. 
Hillsborough,  NC  27278 

Brian  Mclendon  Baker 
100  S.  Granville  St. 
PO  Box  345 

Edenton,  NC  27932 

Leslie  Roderic  Baker 
314  South  Joyner  Street 
Gibsonville,  NC  27249 

Elizabeth  Mary  Balazic 
12881  Quailbrook 
Jacksonville,  PL  32224 

Heather  Leigh  Baldwin 
8458  Thames  Street 
Springfield,  VA  22151 


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Christalyn  Alexandria  Addison  Staci  Lynette  Ballengee 
663  Allen  Lane  1118  Londonderry  Road 

Orange  Park,  PL  32073  Charleston,  WV  25314 


Tracey  'Byrne 


Tiffany  Caco 


Sfiefley  Camper 


Nicole  Ruth  Allaire 
61 15  Pond  Lilly  Ct. 
Burke,  V A  22015 

Kevin  Michael  Allen 
1 14  Cliff  Court 
Southern  Pines,  NC  28387 

Kerri  Lynn  Anderson 
15209  Jones  Lane 
Gaithersburg,  MD  20878 

Terri  Hart  Andrews 
721  Banks  Street 
Graham,  NC  27253 

Tracy  Michelle  Armstrong 
1800  Hartford  Drive 
Gastonia,  NC  28052 

Shari  Kay  Ashton 
550  N.  Main  St. 
Brewer,  ME  04412 


Stephanie  Mae  Ferris  Barclay 
370  Jeffries  Cross  Rd. 
Buriington,  NC  27217 

David  William  Barkasy 
333  Old  Bailey  Ln 
West  Chester,  PA  19382 


Robert  Patrick  Barry 
3515  Wallingford  Road 
Greenville,  NC  27858 

Jonathan  Ryan  Bassett 
2300  Alt.  Hwy  27  N 
Babson  Park,  FL  33827 

Laura  Anne  Batz 
312  Church  Court 
Westminster,  MD  21 157 

Jason  Joseph  Baumgardner 
15  Oakridge  Road 
Bloomfield,  NJ  07003 


Susan  CanfieCd 


"Kathken  Carey 


'Pame[a  Carman 


Lori  Corinne  Auman 
3014  Perry  Boulevard 
Franklinville,  NC  27248 

Nancy  Lynn  Austin 
14  Village  Road 
Milford,  CT  06460 

Lynnette  Michelle  Badeau 
5639  Chapel  Hill  Road 
Apartment  1402 
Durham,  NC  27707 

Matthew  Curtis  Bailey 
P.O.  Box  141 
Pungoteague,  VA  23422 


Kristen  Elaine  Beall 
26400  Clarksburg  Road 
Clarksburg,  MD  20871 

Margaret  Jean  Beatey 
306  Moore  Avenue  S  E 
Vienna,  VA  22180 

Alicia  Ann  Becker 
4836  Crutchfield  Dr 
Saginaw,  MI  48603 


Claudette  Frances  Belfield 
2505  Pear  St. 
Greensboro,  NC  27401 


d 


Persia  Ctmtiguion  Mison  Cfiretien 


Sondra  Cicci 


Shny  Clarli 


Scott  CtatuT 


'Me[issa  C[awson 


Jeremiah  C(em 


Janet  Clbss 


'Patricia  Comedus  lllaine  Cummirys 


Joanna  'Davis 


'Kichard'Day 


Laura  'Diclitrson 


'Brian  'Ditzef 


Megan  (Duffany 


S/tannon  'Du^ 


24 


Seniors 


Courtney  T.ngfisfi 


Jeanine  'Erdner 


'Beth  'Everett 


Quiikrmo  Jemandez 


'Victoria  Jk-tds 


Scott  Jody 


Shny  freeman 


Qa6ri£Ck  Qatto 


Qeoffrey  (gentry 


•Devitt  QiOroy 


'Karen  Qo6eC 


Marion  Qraham 


'Kerri  Qreeson 


Hiyan  QuptiH 


Crystai^iail 


Jermaine  Franklin  Beverly 

James  Robert  Brandon 

Route  2,  Lot  5,  A.M.P. 

21 1  Edgewood  Drive 

Amherst.  VA  24521 

West  Palm  Beach.  FL  33405 

Lee  Carolyn  Bigger 

Julie  Ann  Bray 

6435  West  Langley  Lane 

16607  MillanDeAvila 

McLean.  V  A  22101 

Tampa.  FL  33613 

Alex  Andrew  Bimbaum 

Kristy  Lynn  Bray 

5479  Wingbome  Court 

7820'whipple  Trail 

Columbia,  MD  21045 

Greensboro,  NC  27455 

Mara  Lee  Bimbaum 

Scott  Michael  Breslin 

5  Skyline  Dnve 

98  Park  Avenue 

Upper  Saddle  River,  NJ  07458 

WiUiston  Park.  NY  11596 

Daniel  L  Blair 

Chad  Allen  Briggs 

10507  Rolling  Green  Court 

10717  GrangerfordCt. 

Clarksburg.  MD  20872 

New  Market.  MD  21774 

Peter  Michael  Blazey 

Kimberly  Lynne  Briggs 

7806  Fox  Gate  Court 

10717  GrangerfordCt. 

Bethesda.MD  20817 

New  Market,  MD  2 1774 

Maggie  Phyllis  Blickle 

Kimberly  Ann  Brockman 

105  Scarborough  Drive 

102  Mariposa  Drive 

Greer.  SC  29650 

Gary,  NC  27513 

Evan  Craig  Bloom 

Kimberlie  Townsend  Bruner 

31  Timbercrest  Lane 

9  Porter  Rd. 

South  Setauket.  NY  11720 

Annapolis,  MD  21042 

Kristin  Renee  Bobbitt 

Melinda  Gayle  Bryant-Partin 

7007  Mustang  Ct 

835  Cornwallis  Drive 

Summerfield.  NC  27358 

Burlington.  NC  27215 

Brian  Edward  Bogle 

Bethany  Jane  Burns 

4507  8th  St.  Place  Ne 

203C  Crocker  Dr. 

Hickory.  NC  28601 

Bel  Air.  MD  21014 

Angela  Thomas  Bolander 

Christopher  Michael  Bums 

700  McNeil  Street  #  8 

120  Hunter  Street 

Spring  Lake,  NC  28390 

Woodbury.  NJ  08096 

Angle  Renee  Boso 

Letitia  Jean  Bums 

3811  Hermine  Street 

205  Tremont  Drive 

Durham.  NC  27705 

Chapel  Hill,  NC  27516 

Iris  Gamil  Boutros 

Dana  Marie  Burzymowski 

709  E.  Haggard  Ave..  Apt.  1 

4555  Crosswicks  Ham  Sq.  Rd 

P.O.  Box  941 

Robbinsville.NJ  08691 

Elon  College.  NC  27244 

Aras  Anatole  Butas 

Marisa  Lyn  Boysen 

326  Riverside  Road 

1000  Ford  Road 

Edgewater.MD  21037 

Chapel  Hill.  NC  27516 

David  D  Bynes 

Ryan  John  Bradley 

9915  N.  Grand  Duke  Circle 

2 1  Doane  Terrace 

Tamarac.FL  33321               , 

South  Hadley.  MA  01075 

Tracey  Ann  Byrne 

Patrick  William  Brady 

840  New  Jersey  Avenue 

942  South  Fifth  Street 

Toms  River.  NJ  08753           \ 

Mebane.  NC  27302 

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Tiffany  Marie  Caco 

2249  Primrose  Lane 

Avon,  OH  44011 

Qzvendofyn  J^ardman  (Brian  !}{arper 


'Damn  9{ayu>ood 


Metissa  MCC 


%e[seij  IngaCCs 


Qre£onj  !}{arper 


James  Harris  III 


'TamOHearCe 


T.rilinehkij 


Jason  !}{eun.tt 


'Pamela  HoCky 


Joseph  iHoffiday 


Jennifer  ^aslqns 


Josfi'Xiggins 


Suzanne  iHotchJQSs  IQiryn  iHoiuard 


26 


Seniors 


Johnny  Jacl^on  'Erin  Jamieson  Christina  Johnson  !](uss  Johnson 


Micfiaef Jones 


Jeanne  'Katfonta 


Micfiae[  "Keane 


Cfiris  'Knigfit 


'Bryan  %p6os 


Charlie  %gehler 


'Kristina  'KjomuCis 


'Beverly  'Kubalic 


Tracy  'Kunz 


Edward  Neill  Callis 
2227  Carter  Road 
Roanoke,  V A  24015 

Susan  Michelle  Latta  Cecil 
724  North  Sellars  Mill  Road 
Burlington.  NC  27217 

Frank  John  Caltabiano 
37  Edgewood  Drive 
Hohokus,  NJ  07423 

Christopher  Rauch  Chadwick 
2602  Long  Lane 
Lebanon,  PA  17046 

Shelley  Renea  Camper 
1344  Carolyn  Drive 
Virginia  Beach.  VA  2345 

Martin  Bruce  Chadwick 
323-A  W.Trollinger  Ave. 
lApt.  #8 
Elon  College.  NC  27244 

Emily  Ann  Canfield 
Box  16  A 

Seth  Michael  Chambless 

East  Jewett,  NY  12424 

575  Indigo  Drive 
Roswell,  GA  30075 

Susan  Ann  Canfield 
Box  16  A 

Taffey  Tawanna  Champion 

East  Jewett.  NY  12424 

P.O.  Box  633 
Greensboro.  GA  30642 

Joseph  Dominic-William 

12  Providence  Avenue 
Falmouth.  ME  04105 

Caprio 

Charles  Corral  Chandler 
1815  First  Avenue 
Laurel,  MS  39440 

Michael  Timothy  Carbray 

90  West  Todd  Street          Christi  Dyan  Chandler 

Hamden,  CT  065 1 8            PO  Box  265 

Virgilina,  VA  24598 

Kathleen  Bridget  Carey 
27  S.  W.  5th  Way 
Boca  Raton,  FL  33432 

Tersia  Nicole  Changuion 
748  Oakgrove  Drive 
Graham,  NC  27253 

Brian  David  Carpenter 
201  Glen  Bonnie  Lane 
Cary,  NC27511 

Dara  Leigh  Chiefa 
303  Romain  Avenue 
Pompton  Lakes,  NJ  07442 

Anthony  W.  Carrick 
89  Glen  Moore  Circle 
Lancaster.  PA  17601 

Alison  Bohren  Chretien 

22  Minnetonka  Road 

Sea  Ranch  Lakes,  FL  33308 

Betty  Vannetta  Carroll 
2029  Lee  Avenue 
Bluefield.  VA  24605 

Sondra  Lynn  Cicci 

107  North  Prospect  Avenue 

Patchogue,  NY  11772 

Philip  Sean  Carroll 

4  Flint  Court 

East  Setauket,  NY  11733 

Amy  Paige  Clark 
1418  Ton-edge  Road 
Durham,  NC  27712 

Patricia  Christine  Cary 
2612  Marion  Court 
Burlington,  NC  27215 

Sean  Robert  Clark 
29  Sheri  Way 
Pine  Hill,  NJ  08021 

Darcie  Elizabeth  Cascone 
207  Falls  Court 
Medford,  NJ  08055 

Scott  Frederick  Clatur 
28511  Rancho  Grande 
Laguna  Niguel,  CA  92677 

Jason  Robert  Castellani 
llOCookRd.,  Apt.  6D 
Gibsonville,  NC  27249 

Melissa  Ann  Clawson 
820  Carnegie  Ave 
Johnstown,  PA  15905 

Jennifer  Ann  Catlin 
808  Chesney  Lane 
Bel  Air,  MD  21014 

Jeremiah  James  Clem 
303  Cameron  Road 
Forest,  V A  24551 

D.  Tyge  Cebry 
159  Turnpike  Rd. 
Somers.CT  06071 

Janet  Leigh  Closs 
406  Sunrise  Avenue 
Sayville,  NY  11782 

Christopfier  La  Coste  Jason  LenlqeniiAcz  i^my  Lemer 


'Brent  Lester 


Maria  Leuns 


Sumetrice  Long  Stepfianie  LongenBal^r  Slcfrienne  Lorcfi  Michelle  Mancfien  Jessica  Mann 


'Beth  Mari 


Anthonu  Martin 


'Ben  Martin 


Ca  therine  Ma  tlac((^  Stephanie  Ma  tous 


JQmSerly  Mayjield 

23         J  Seniors 


Amanda  Mayne 


'Kelly  McClung  'Kara  McLaughlin  'Elizabeth  Medlin 


Uefina  Mendenhafl 


HQistine  !Merritt 


H^eSecca  Morgan 


{artna  'Momirwstar 


^ason  ihieeLy 


Jessica  9{iena6er 


Jennifer  9{gtt[ing 


'KimSerty  Oliitavec 


Sharon  Ostapl<p 


'Kenny  Owens 


Meghan  Owens 


Meiissa  Tace 


Dana  Eve  Cohan 
18  Adele  Drive 
Richboro,  PA  18954 

Heather  Marie  Collins 
1510  Woodcock  Ln. 
Kintnersville,  PA  18930 

Tom  Collins 

301  Oakland  Drive 

Burlington.  NC  27215 

Martha  Marie  Cooper 
1941  ParkwoodRoad 
Charleston.  WV  25314 

Brian  Frank  Cootauco 
13006  Falls  Road 
Hunt  Valley.  MD  21030 

Cassandra  Arlene  Corbett 
2510  Herbin  Heights 
Burlington.  NC  27215 

Patricia  Lee  Cornelius 
574  Center  Drive 
SevemaPark.  MD21146 

Brian  Paul  Corrado 

1 1  Las  Oslas 

Boynton  Beach.  FL  33426 

John  Anthony  Costanzo 
2645  So.  Bayshore  Dr. 

Apt.  303 
Miami.  FL  33131 

Cortney  Ann  Costello 
6723  Half  Moon  Dr. 
Sarasota.  FL  34231 

Kevin  Patrick  Cotter 
9104  Patton  Blvd. 
Alexandria,  VA  22309 

Jennifer  Lynn  Coulboum 
Route  3.  Box  309  H 
Seaford.  DE  19973 

Sarah  Jane  Croker 
84  Meadow  Dr. 
Glassboro,  NJ  08028 

Damon  Rice  Crone 
6240  Clearwood  Road 
Bethe.sda,MD  20817 

Bonnie  Elizabeth  Cronin 
15  Rivulet  Way 
Hamilton,  NJ  08619 

Melissa  Isabel  Crowe 
12747  Lighthouse  Lane 
Woodbridge.VA  22192 

Ulaine  LaChelle  Cummings 
3841  Northwest  4th  Place 
Ft.  Lauderdale,  FL  33311 


John  Michael  Curtin 
P.O.  Box  212 
3939  5th  Street 
North  Beach,  MD  20714 

Dean  Joseph  Cusatis 
717  Rabens  Ave. 
Manville,  NJ  08835 

Cortney  Kathleen  Czaplicke 
7  Horseshoe  Ridge  Road 
Sandy  Hook,  CT  06482 

Adrienne  Noelle  D'Elia 
113  West  Clearfield  Road 
Havertown.  PA  19083 

Christine  Anne  D'Ercole 
6827  Brian  Michael  Court 
Springfield,  VA  22153 

Danielle  D.  Dalton 
4663  Dartmoor  Drive 
Wilmington.  DE  19803 

Patrick  Wayne  Dalton 
1221  CharldonRoad 
Lynchburg.  VA  24501 

Christopher  Todd  Dauch 
34  Swing  About 
Hilton  Head  Island,  SC 
29928 

Joanna  Beth  Davis 
6  Stallion  Drive 
Newark,  DE  19713 

Stephanie  Louise  Davis 
3001  Westhurst  Lane 
Oakton,  VA22124 

Nicholas  James  Dawkins 
100  Aberdeen  Court 
Carrboro.NC  27510 


Jeffrey  Earl  Daye 
12541  Cypress  Drive 
Laurinburg,  NC  28352 

Carmine  Anthony  DeSan 
81  Ballantine  Road 
Middletown,  NJ  07748 

C.  Scott  Dehorty 
2  Falcon  Court 
Wilmington,  DE  19808 

Tracy  Ann  Dello  Russo 
108  AmberwoodCt 
Longwood,  FL  32779 

Tama  Ruth  Demery 
6110  Edge  wood  Terrace 
Alexandria,  VA  22307 

Cristina  Marie  Dente 
3927  Colorado  Avenue 
Durham,  NC  27707         : 


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Chris  Trince 


Lindsay  likhards  "Kfistina  'KpBerts  9\{ichae[  "Kpdgers 


Anji  !Kpe 


Scott  ^ss 


Sara  Hiptondi 


30 


Seniors 


5ldam  liudiger 


Sfumrn  liusseU 


Tara  'Piatt 


Zacfianj  Quid  Jennifer  Quinn  Shannon  ^Ransom 


John  'KpmmcL 


Sara  'Rijan 


TatricliH^cfer 


Staci  SaCtz 


H^an  Scape[[ato 


Tiffany  ScoSey 


'Brandon  Scruggs 


Suzanne  Sebastian 


^Pamela  Sidney 


Sam  Simmons 


lyanna  Sims 


MatFieiv  SlQief  Dustin  Smith 


Qary  Smith 


Mollie  Nicole  DiGiorgio 

Robert  William  Emeigh 

3452  Nanmark  Court 

525  South  Glenwood  Trail 

Ellicott  City.  MD  21042 

Southern  Pines,  NC  28387 

Aimee  Elizabeth  Dick 

Courtney  Lynn  English 

205  N.  Fairfield  St  #6 

84  Chestnut  TeiTace 

Ligonier,  PA  15658 

Rockaway,  NJ  07866 

Jannah  Beuy  Dickerson 

Brant  Christopher  Engstrom 

2212  Jefferson 

97  Pioneer  Tri 

Paducah.KY  42001 

Collinsville,  VA  24078 

Laura  Wood  Eason  Dickerson 

Jeanine  Michelle  Erdner 

Route  2,  Box  50 

706  Huffman  Mill  Rd. 

Gatesville,  NC  27938 

Apt.  A-8 

BurUngton.NC  27215 

Melissa  Lee  Dike 

3314  Waterbury  Drive 

Elizabeth  Ann  Esbenshade 

Durham,  NC  27707 

35  Pittsburg  Valley  Road 

Conestoga,  PA  17516 

Brian  Robert  Ditzel 

1147  Dorsey  Place 

Beth  Anne  Everett 

Plainfield,  NJ  07062 

15  Kathleen  Drive 

Andover,  MA  01810 

Jill  Kristen  Dougherty 

1518  Fernwood  Avenue 

Timothy  Richard  Fabrizio 

Point  Pleasant,  NJ  08742 

4232  Leland  Street 

Chevy  Cha,se.MD  20815 

Jacqueline  Denise  Dowdy 

524  N.  Marshall  St.,  Apt.  I 

Allan  Christopher  Fair 

Graham,  NC  27253 

19133  Bloomfield  Road 

OIney.  MD  20832 

Megan  Elizabeth  Duffany 

P.O.  Box  7 

William  Ryder  Fall 

Alachua.  FL  32615 

1844  Bay  Boulevard 

Point  Pleasant,  NJ  08742 

Jennifer  Lynn  Dunham 

18  Nassau  Court 

Chad  Thomas  Faust 

Skillman,  NJ  08558 

PO  Box  209 

Trexlertown,  PA  18087 

Jeffrey  Thomas  Dunlop 

1307  Meadow  CirNe 

Jason  Edward  Fellows 

Winter  Haven,  FL  33881 

P.O.  Box  270 

Millington.MD  21651 

Scott  David  Eberhardt 

6  Scarlett  Oak  Road 

Guillermo  Fernandez 

Flemington,  NJ  08822 

Ventura  Rodriguez.  4-4o  A 

Oviedo  33004  Spain 

Joanna  Marie  Edwards 

1310  Gulf  Blvd.  #7D 

Kathryn  Anne  Ficarra 

Clearwater,  FL  34630 

76  Sycamore  Circle 

Stony  Brook,  NY  11790 

Candy  Sue  Eller-Harmon 

1620  Hawfield  Drive 

Victoria  Lynn  Fields 

Mebane,  NC  27302 

2211  Linda  Lane 

Greensboro,  NC  27403 

Amy  Lynn  Elliott 

1841  North  Alanton  Drive 

Kristin  Leigh  Fleming 

Virginia  Beach,  VA  23454 

1210  Chersonese  Round 

Mt.  Pleasant,  SC  29464 

Alan  Charles  Ellis 

213  W.  Haggard  Ave. 

Noelle  Dawn  Fodor 

P.O.  Box  3 

303  Brewster  PI 

Elon  College,  NC  27244 

Bayville,  NJ  08721 

Julia  Nicole  Elmore 

Scott  David  Fody 

Route  2,  Box  490 

4904  E.  Michigan  St.,  Apt  1 

State  Road,  NC  28676 

Orlando,  FL  92818 

LevAs  Smith 

ToMSniffin 

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Claudia  Staples 

'J^natd  Stephenson 

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'Kristin  Stevens 


Irish  SzaSo 


^Heather  Stozve 


"Wenona  Siygs 


Michael  Su  tterlin 


Julie  league 


Lynn  Terrell 


Melissa  Toomey 


Lara  'Washington 

22         J  Seniors 


Shannon  'Welsh 


Jason  'WeBSer 


'David 'Wesbw 


JeffSzfain 


James  Tucl^er 


Carrie  'White 


9(ate  WHite/iurst 


SfietagH  Wiffiams 


Jofm  Wofford 


'Keith  iVombk 


Jacob  li'ood 


Chris  %'oodruff 


'KendaU'JarSoTo 


Jon  J'ezeki^ 


Tori  yowy 


Lauren  Elisabeth  Foell 

106  Northway 

Havre  De  Grace,  MD  21078 

Wilton  Edward  Ford 
7816Lakeforest  Drive 
Richmond,  VA  23235 

Donough  Michael  Forde 
624  W.  Davis  St. 
Apt  1-B 
Burlington,  NC  27215 

Park  Armstrong  Fowlkes 
1102  Mill  Creek  Manor 
Atlanta,  G A  30319 

Justin  Jacob  Fredrick 
2640  Hawthorne  Drive 
Atlanta,  GA  30345 

Amy  Elizabeth  Freeman 
884  North  Salem  Road 
Ridgefield,  CT  06877 

Taylor  Hartsell  Freeman 
1 835  Ridge  Road 
Raleigh,  NC  27607 

Mary  R  Freymoyer 
1241  Dauphin  Avenue 
Wyomissing.  PA  19610 

Kimberly  Marie  Frost 
3570  Kenora  Place 
Seaford,  NY  11783 

Kumi  Fujimoto 

14-29Hattanda2Cho-me 

Kumamoto 

Howard  Samuel  Furstein 
901  Crawfords  Crk. 
Rockingham,  NC  28379 

Vanessa  Ann  Gallo 
17  Little  Brook  Lane 
Jamesburg,  NJ  08831 


Jolema  Kiara  Gainble 
8607  Barron  Street 
Takoma  Park,  MD  20912 

Gabrielle  Denise  Gatto 
1575  South  Myrtle  Street 
Vineland,  NJ  08360 

Gary  Craig  Gaulding 
15047  Stillfield  PI 
Centreville,VA  20120 

Geoffrey  Hughes  Gentry 
103  Brown  Road 
P.O.  Box  525 
King,  NC  27021 

Ginger  Elizabeth  Gerney 
8058  Steubenville  Pike 

Oakdale,  PA  1 507 1 
Kimberly  Ann  Giacini 
5019  Lausanne  Drive 
Centerville,  OH  45458 

Keith  LaMon  Gilbreath 
1  Featherbed  Lane 
Stockton.  NJ  08559 

Devitt  John  Gillroy 
52  Richard  Terrace 
Red  Bank,  NJ  07701 

Karen  Lynn  Jarrell  Gobel 
21 1  Rosemont  St. 
Gibsonville,  NC  27249 

Christy  Anna  Godfrey 
30  Olive  Lane 
Vernon,  CT  06066 

Jerome  Satchell  Godwin 
3551  TendellRoad 
Cottondale.FL  32431 

Benjamin  Thomas  Gold 
5265  Falcon  Ridge  Road 
Roanoke,  V A  24014 

Erica  Ruth  Goldstein 
3198  Florida  Blv 
Lake  Park,  FL  33410 


ITz^  senior  incfe?^  is  continued 
on  page  126. 


christian  Zamarra 


Heather  Zeis 


Christine  Zelkrs 


Marion  McKay  Graham 
3  Surry  Lane 
Sherbom,  MA  01770 

Lawrence  Gregory  Grantham 
1 1604  Hollybriar  Lane 
Great  Falls.  VA  22066 

Julie  Ann  Grassmuck 

900  Adams  Crossing  #3600 

Cincinnati,  OH  45202 

John  William  Greene 
8325  Greencaslle  Drive 
Charlotte.  NC  28210 

Andrew  Bruen  Greep 

2659  Ne  26lh  Place 

Fort  Lauderdale.  FL  33306 

Kerrie  Anne  Greeson 
5970  Holt  Crossroads 
Burlington,  NC  27215 

Jennifer  Dawn  Gregory 
2012  Rocky  Hock  Road 
Edenton,  NC  27932 

Wayne  Alfred  Griffin 
2 1 1  Cook  Florist  Rd, 
Reidsville,  NC  27320 

Robert  Joseph  Grimmie 
651  Lake  Blvd 
Lindenwold,NJ  08021 


Natalie  Suzanne  Grooms 
HCl  Box  103 
Marenisco.  MI  49947 

Ryan  Charles  Guptill 
5  Sagamore  Lane 
Brunswick.  ME  04011 

Jonathan  Henry  Guza 
POBox  1833 
Abingdon.  VA  24210 

Ashley  Cameron  Hack 
4010  Wynford  Road 
Durham.  NC  27707 

Tara  Anne  Hackenberg 
3450  E.Brookland  Manor  Dr. 
Powhatan,  VA  23139 

Janice  Mary  Gabrielle  Hackl 
33  Eller  Hollow  Rd. 
Weaverville,  NC  28787 

Wayne  Lyle  Hadwin 

16-B  Green  Lane 

Port  Deposit.  MD  21904 

Mae  Haith 

P.O.  Box  221 

Elon  College.  NC  27244 

34^  Index 


Daniel  Benjamin  Haithcox 
Weeden  St. 
P.O.  Box  286 
Staley,  NC  27355 

Crystal  Dawn  Hall 
61  Webster  Drive 
Roxboro.  NC  27573 

Timothy  Charles  Hall 
204  Ray  Street 
Williamston.  NC  27892 

Christopher  Todd  Hamm 
71 1  Veterans  Drive 
Elon  College.  NC  27244 

Gwendolyn  Suzanne  Hardman 
105  Deerfield  Road 
Spencer.  WV  25276 

Lisa  Carolyn  Hare 
47  Stoney  Dr. 
Dover.  DE  19901 

Brian  Keith  Harper 

201  Atkinson  Ave. 

P.O.  Box  516 

Elon  College.  NC  27244 

Gregory  Charles  Harper 
1407  Forest  Marsh  Drive 
Neptune  Beach.  FL  32266 

Sharon  Elaine  Harrington 
4343  Creekridge  Lane 
Kernersville.  NC  27284 
James  Nimrod  Harris 
2570  Barber  Road 
Elon  College.  NC  27244 

Janet  Lane  Harris 
823  Warwick  Court 
Buriington.NC  27215 

Mark  Fitzgerald  Harris 
1309HempshireCt 
High  Point,  NC  27262 

Danielle  Lynne  Hart 
6  Chomic  Place 
Union  Beach,  NJ  07735 

James  Edward  Hart 
9010Bazemore  Rd. 
Cordova.  TN  38018 

Jennifer  Pearl  Haskins 
302  9th  Street 
Burner.  NC  27509 

Ralph  Linwood  Hathaway 
3117  Edgewater  Drive 
Charioltesville,  VA  22901 

Darrin  Michael  Haywood 
Route  3.  Box  165 
Mt.  Gilead.  NC  27306 


Amanda  Sharon  Heagy 
1438  Sharon  Acres  Road 
Forest  Hill.  MD  21050 

Tami  Lynn  Hearle 
12845  Folly  Quarter  Road 
Ellicott  City.  MD  21042 

Rebecca  Ann  Helscher 
2712  Stephenson  Avenue 
Roanoke.  VA  24014 

Erik  Anthony  Helsley 
210  Manor  Drive 
Edinburg,  VA  22824 

Mary  Kelly  Hendel 
20  Powers  Ferry  Manor 
Marietta,  GA  30067 

Ron  W.  Henson 

20300  Gardenspot  Place 

Gaithersburg,  MD  20879 

Gerald  Michael  Hepp 

884  Catfish  Avenue 

New  Smyrna  Beach.  FL  32169 

Jason  Merriam  Hewitt 

246  Park  Crest 

Newport  Coast.  CA  92657 

Stephanie  Lynn  Hicks 
202  Laurel  Woods  Drive 
Danville.  VA  24.540 

Michael  Joseph  Higgins 
12  Tory  Drive 
Shrewsbury,  MA  01545 

Brent  Davery  Hill 
107  Sunset  Drive 
Elon  College,  NC  27244 

Katie  Lynn  Hillard 
3ll0OldMocksvilleRoad 
Salisbury,  NC  28144 

Carlton  Wallace  Hines 
14  S.Wilton  Rd. 
Richmond.  VA  23226 

Julie  Robb  Hinson 
8904  Ariey  Drive 
Springfield.  VA  22153 

Loretta  Rea  Walker  Hoeffner 
1 17  Cameron  Way 
Maxton,  NC  28364 

Jonathan  Michael  Hoffman 
609  Gentry  Lane 
Hillsborough,  NC  27278 

Pamela  Deshun  Holley 

615  South  Charleston  Avenue 

Fort  Meade,  FL  33841 


Joseph  Edward  Holliday 
5005  Wheatstone  Drive 
Fairfax.  VA  22032 

Su/anne  Ruby  Hotchkiss 
488  Five  Foot  Prong  Lane 
Camden.  DE  19934 

Carol  Diane  Houck 
706  Huffman  Mill  Rd. 
Apt.  J2 
Buriington,  NC  27215 


Julius  Resha  Joh 
1055  Cypress  Street 
Oriando,  FL  32805 

Christina  Lee  Johnson 
7205  Joshua  Tree  Lane 
Springfield,  VA  22152 

Joelle  Marie  Johnson 
1629  Fairway  Bay  Blvd. 
Gulfpon.  FL  33707 


Karyn  Lynn  Howard  Ronald  Darnell  Johnson 

92  Winding  Cove  Rd.  ""^^  Liberty  Rd. 

Marstons  Mills.  MA  02648   Kinston.  NC  28.501 


Donald  Edward  Hughes 
2605  Hawtree  Drive 
Raleigh,  NC  27613 

Victor  Alexander  Hughes 
4265  Yacht  Club  Road 
Jacksonville.  FL  32210 

Christopher  Wallis  Hume 
8956  Chapel  Point  Road 
Port  Tobacco.  MD  20677 

Brian  Joseph  Hurney 
13710  Loree  Lane 
Rockville,  MD  20853 

Jamie  Enola  Guthrie  Hurst 
1405  Garfield  Road 
Burlington,  NC272I5 
Tara  Maurer  Hyde 
52  Covington  Place 
Greensboro,  NC  27407 

Natsuko  Imasato 
633-2  Inadomi  Yame-shi 
Fukuoka  834 

Kelsey  Sharp  Ingalls 
2325  Bryden  Road 
Columbus,  OH  43209 

Tamara  Suzanne  Isaac 
3 1  Gresham  Street 
Ashland.  OR  97520 

Christie  Dee  Isenhour 
3830  Overview  Drive 
Clemmons.  NC  27012 

Johnny  Loretta  Jackson 
4737  Rosehill  Road 
Fayetteville,  NC28311 

Erin  Thyme  Jamieson 
4131  Snowbird  Circle 
Roanoke,  VA  24018 

Corry  Jean  Jennings 
10800  Bryant  Place 
Oakton,VA  22124 


Russell  Ellis  Johnson 
PO  Box  593 
Corolla,  NC  27927 

Michael  Douglass  Jones 
1 03 1 6  Carter  Street 
Wake  Forest,  NC  27587 

Nathaniel  Wadsworth  Jones 
1506  Mallard  Lane 
Sarasota.  FL  34239 

Rodney  Tyrelle  Jones 
72 1 3  Mt.  Forest  Terrace 
Forestville.  MD  20747 

Kyle  Martin  Jongquist 
1205  E.  Shallowford  Drive 
Jacksonville.  FL  32225 

Daniel  Patrick  Jordan 
90  Stanton  Station  Road 
Fleniington,  NJ  08822 

Joshua  Michael  Jordan 
Suite  212 

50  Palmetto  Bay  Road 
Hilton  Head  Island,  SC  2992i 

Laurie  Kristina  Jordan 
131  10  Laneview  Court 
Hcrndon.  VA  20171 

Jennifer  .^nn  Jung 

480  Yardville  Hamilton  Sq  Ri 

Yardville.  NJ  08691 

Heather  Michelle  Kane 

787  Echo  Road 

South  Charieslim.  WV  25303 

Lisa  Judith  Kanoy 
109  Chariton  Drive 
Hampton,  VA  23666 

Samuel  Joseph  Karlo 
20  Auburn  Ave.  SE 
Canton,  OH  44709 

Cherie  Ragini  Kathuria 
40  Lingert  Avenue 
Clinton,  NJ  08809 


dora  Christina  Katsis 
Watkins  Ford  Road 
ersville.  NC  27284 


Michael  Thomas 

Keane 

520  Marl  Road 

Colts  Neck,  NJ  07722 


Juniors 


Deborah  Alexander 
Christy  Anderson 
Laura  Anderson 
Justin  Andrews 


Katherine  Badders 
Larry  Baer 
Christy  Barefoot 
EUzabeth  Beale 


Deborah  BeUn 
Christina  Bonds 
Erin  Bowes 
Sarah  Bright 


Brandy  Brown 
Rachel  Browne 
Walter  Carmichael 
Lee  Clark 


Eric  Cone 
Molly  Cottrell 
Dana  Crothers 
Jamie  Crotts 


Suzanne  Czametzky 
Mary  Dalton 
Patti  Davies 
Tricia  Di  Maria 


Juniors 


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Nathan  Dunn 
Heather  Elhng 

Randy  Evans 

Rena  Fisher 

Amv  Fleminc 


Jason  Forsythe 

Brooke  Frantz 

Amanda  Graham 

Susan  Green 

Allison  Griffis 


Nicole  Ham 

Joanie  Hardison 

Katisha  Hayes 

Chayla  Haynes 

Suzanne  Havnes 


Carrie  Herrmann 

Danielle  Hibberd 

Donna  Holt 

Jennifer  Hunt 

Kareem  Johnson 


Monica  Jones 
Tarik  Josaitis 

Kate  Kennedy 
Susan  Koza 

Angela  Kuehn 


Jennifer  Leone 

Meshell  Liette 

Allison  Long 

Erin  Lubbs 

Michelle  Maddox 


Ama  Majcher 

Joseph  Mattem 

Missy  McAleer 

Kristin  McAuliffe 

Katrenia  McCormick 


Carlos  McField 
Kebbler  McGhee 

Ivan  McKinney 

Joshua  Meeks 

Allison  Meincke 


Ur  i^^F  1 


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Juniors 


Krista  Michael 
Katy  Michaud 
Jason  Miller 
Kristin  Miller 
Danny  Modlin 

Anne  Monsted 
Charles  Morehead 
Julie  Morrison 
Martarash  Morrow 
Stacy  Neal 


Jenifer  Nirmaier 
Kelli  Palmer 
Kelly  Pearson 
Brent  Penhall 
Zach  Poole 


Brock  Pysz 
Christina  Rosbert 
Mandy  Russell 
Melissa  Rutt 
Sean  Seaver 


Heather  Sewell 
Jill  Shifter 
Rob  Shilt 
Rwany  Sibaja 
William  Sievers 


Megan  Slusher 
Beverly  Smith 
Sarah  Smith 
Michael  Stamps 
Mathew  Stephens 

Anne  Stewart 
Stacie  Sullivan 
Natasha  Suram 
Cherie  Terrell 
Eleanor  Thompson 


Ruby  Thornton 
George  Trantas 
Leomia  Walker 
Antonio  White 
Amanda  Wile 


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Sophomores 


Dennis  Ahern 
Erik  Akeiaitis 

Suzie  Amick 
Jeff  Angel 

Riza  Aquino 


Mary  Armhuster 

Beth  Armstrong 

Kristin  Attarian 

Lindsay  Aylor 

Amanda  Ballengee 


Jill  Barrett 

Tish  Beauchamp 

Peter  Bennett 

Evelyn  Benson 

Bevin  Borajkiewicz 


Sarah  Brooks 

Dawn  Brundin 

Lisa  Bumgarner 

Blair  Byrd 

Greg  Calone 


Michael  Capps 

Melinda  Carreras 

Dawn  Carroll 

Tanessa  Carter 

Jo  Maureen  Cavanaugh 


Christy  Chambers 

Carilynn  Champey 

Kate  Cieslak 

Amy  Clayton 
Katherine  Colligan 


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Sophomores 


Class  of  1999 


Dia  Collins 
Kelly  Collins 
Heather  Cornell 
Tracy  Cournoyer 
Fen'n  Crutchfield 


Michael  Cusimano 
Misty  Dalton 
Kristen  Danzo 
Brian  Denny 
Brittney  Dewey 


Laura  Dibble 
Dana  Disborough 
Lee  Dison 
Wendy  Dunn 
Jodi  Dwyer 


Sam  Eastlack 
Cindy  Enloe 
Michelle  Fields 
Stacey  Fishman 
Amanda  Ford 


Rudolph  Ford 
Lisa  Forton 
Rebecca  French 
Christie  Graham 
Diane  Gobell 


Kathryn  Guest 
Kimberly  Guill 
Michelle  Gurney 
Clyde  Harrelson 
Susan  Harris 


Sophomores 


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John  Harrison 

Todd  Hendricksoii 

Sarah  He;.s 

Tim  Hipps 

April  HoUand 


Lincoln  Hopkins 

Lisa  Houston 

Catherine  Huston 

Kimberly  Jacklitch 

Lyndsey  Jessup 


Nicole  Jobe 

Bryan  Jones 

Nancy  Jones 

Misty  Justus 

JoAnn  Kellisch 


Heather  Kleim 

Adam  Kriss 

Catherine  Ksiazak 

Shannon  Landefeld 

Ashley  Lane 


Michelle  Leckie 

Stacey  Lee 

Allison  Leslie 

Salmon  Lewis 

Tara  Linman 


Paul  Lyon 

Stacie  Maguire 

Andrew  Manry 

Chris  Margeson 

Emily  Matesic 


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Sophomores 


Robert  May 
Hill  McCraw 
Scott  McCrary 
Eric  McCrickard 
Stephen  McDonald 


Rachel  McPhillips 
Amy  Medders 
Natalie  Meeks 
Amanda  Mikell 
Natalie  Miranda 


Sasha  Moon 
Nicole  Murphy 
April  Myers 
Jeff  Myers 
Patricia  Nagro 


Elena  Nash 
Amelia  Naudasher 
Sharon  Neher 
Sarah  Nooe 
Kelly  Nost 


Casey  Nye 
Tisha  Oakley 
Ryan  O'Rourke 
Dennis  Ott 
Court  Parker 


Christopher  Patterson 
Patricia  Pike 
Giselle  Pole 
Laura  Sue  Post 
Amber  Pugh 


Sophomores 


41 


Marisa  Putnam 

Erin  Raines 

Laura  Rice 

Mark  Richter 

Allison  Riley 


Jennifer  Robey 

Leslie  Roessler 

Mary  Ann  Rogers- Whitte 

Brent  Savage 

Heath  Sawver 


Brent  Schroyer 

Elic  Senter 

Elizabeth  Shames 

Regina  Shelton 

Dana  Shorter 


Jennifer  Sizemore 

Sebrina  Skrabak 

Carly  Smith 

Chandra  Smouse 

Christina  Soika 


Shelley  Sparks 

Andrea  Spinella 

Dennis  Sutton 

Matt  Syno 

Cori  Thompson 


Jack  Townsend 

J.T.  Trickey 

Alexis  Turrentine 

Jason  Twitchell 

Elysabeth  Utick 


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Sophomores 


Many  Elon  students  have  an  on  campus  job 
in  their  spare  time.  Stacey  Ward  helps  out 
in  the  Leadership  Development  office.  The 
Isabella  Cannon  Leadership  Program  offers 
students  a  chance  to  improve  their  leadership 
skills  and  get  involved  in  on-campus 
activities. 


Becky  Voitel 
Amanda  Vos 
Sarah  Voss 
Jamie  Wagner 
Jennifer  Warren 


Diedra  Watkins 
Holly  Weeks 
Camille  Weir 
Susan  Wellendorf 
Maureen  Whalen 


Meredith  Whalen 
Dickens  Whitley 
Dawn  Wilson 
Rashida  Wilson 
Brian  Wiltsey 


Lisa  Winkler 
Michael  Woodson 
Kelly  Woody 
Michael  Yarrow 
Victoria  Younger 


Sophomnrr"    J^  1^ 


Karol  Abernathy 

Angela  Adkins 

Leann  Alfred 

Kelly  Allen 

Aicha  Alston-Davis 


Benit  Appiah-Pinkrah 

Jason  Applegate 

Brian  Ashmore 

Kimberly  Bach 

Eric  Bailey 


Jennifer  Ball 

Jessica  Balon 

Shannon  Barkley 

Bill  Barnes 

Ryan  Bamhart 


Kelli  Barrett 

Aaron  Baugh 

Clifton  Beio 

Adriano  Blacutt 

Julia  Blair 


Kevin  Bloomfield 
Steven  Bopp 

Khara  Brentlinger 

Antoine  Boyd 

Karen  Bright 


Dana  Broach 

Tracy  Brooks 

Jason  Bryan 

Brook  Bundick 

Ginger  Burgess 


Dennis  Burlew 

Candice  Burrow 

Kim  Bush 

Michael  Buurman 

Maria  Caldwell 


44, 


Freshmen 


Sharon  Califf 
Dan  Callaway 
Christopher  Capistrant 
Jennifer  Carfora 
Oliver  Chassin 


Jessica  Chatham 
Craig  Cohen 
Jennifer  Connolly 
Cara  Cook 
Tabatha  Crain 


Jim  Crotts 
Amanda  Curran 
kasie  Curtis 
Jessica  Cyran 
Robert  Davidson  III 


Mathew  Davis 
Maria  DeAngelo 
Michael  DeCaro 
Gina  Dimaggio 
Danielle  Dixon 


Christy  Donato 
Michael  Dugan 
Heather  Edmondson 
Jessica  Everhart 
Alexandra  Fanizzo 


Tonya  Fellows 
Katie  Feyes 
Buffy  Fine 
Meagan  Fischer 
Jamie  Fitzgerald 


Kevin  Flint 
Roberta  Forbes 
Dan  Forringer 
Winifred  Fowler 
Melissa  Fox 


Freshmen  ■^45 


Michael  Freeman 

Richard  Gardner 

Mike  Garozzu 

Dennis  Gaskins 

Emilv  Gatewood 


Matt  Gile 

Jessica  Gil! 

Heather  Gra\ 

Angel  Greene 

Kathryn  Greenfield 


Dena  Gregory 

Edward  Griffin 

Laura  Griffin 

Leah  Grossi 

Courtney  Gruss 


Jennifer  Guerin 

Kendall  Guinn 

Jennifer  Hager 

Charles  Hale 

Christi  Hales 


Kathy  Haring 

Beth  Harper 

Amanda  Harrington 

Chris  Harris 

Maria  Harris 


Stephen  Harris 

Amy  Harrison 
Melissa  Harrison 
Britteny  Hartnett 

Kate  Haviland 


Emily  Hayes 

Erin  Highsmith 

Rebecca  Hillman 

Emily  Hills 

Annie  Hoffman 


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Freshmen 


Ashley  Holmes 
Robb  Holton 
Jonathan  Hoover 
Ben  Howe 
Benjamin  Howe 


Stephanie  Huber 
Kristy  Hudson 
Jena  Hunt 
Carrie  laquinto 
Courtney  Jones 


Marixa  Jones 
Kristin  Kart 
Brian  Keating 
Kieman  Kelly 
Susan  Kelly 


Jessica  Kenworthy 
Leah  Kessler 
Evan  Lacasse 
Rebecca  Lake 
Shaun  Landers 


Gregory  Lasser 
Angela  Latimer 
Mandy  Lauderdale 
Jennifer  Ledger 
Kami  Lenius 


Amy  LeQuire 
Lori  Levin 
Amanda  Lewis 
Steffany  Lindell 
Emily  Linz 


John  Little 
Crystal  Loy 
Myk  Lunney 
Sarah  Maccubbin 
Tom  Mackey 


Freshmen  J^47 


Susan  Mahoney 

Sherrika  Marlene 

Kristi  Massey 

Sean  Mayock 

Dana  McCarthy 


Kelly  McCall 

Patrick  McConvilic 

Martha  McDuff 

Asim  McGiil 

Sean  McGowaii 


Marisha  McLaughlin 

Mac  McLean 

Corbie  Meadows 

Megan  Mehaffey 

Derrick  Mestler 


John  Michaels 

Heather  Middleton 

Melissa  Mikulka 

Julie  Miles 

Alexandra  Miller 


Wendy  Miller 

James  Moore 

Tom  Mullen 

Elizabeth  Murphy 

Heather  Myers 


Mike  Nale 

David  Nails 

Drew  Neil! 

Kristin  Nester 

Virginia  Nicks 


Deena  O'Conner 

Allison  Page 

Sarah  Passarelli 

Tim  Pfeiffer 

James  Pflaum 


ASl. 


LFreshnien 


Tunisha  Phifer 
Carla  Phillips 
Carla  Phillips 
Mary  Phillips 
Shanelle  Pickraum 


Laura  Plocek 
Joshua  Poole 
Susie  Probst 
Joanne  Pruitt 
Alecia  Pynn 


Allyson  Randolph 
Rachel  Rawlings 
Kelly  Reimer 
Nicholson  Revilien 
Carrie  Rizzo 


Stephanie  Roney 
T.J.  Rose 
Lorraine  Russell 
Paul  Russotto 
Casey  Sartori 


Colleen  Schafer 
Brian  Schenkmeyer 
Jill  Schwebach 
Hilary  Shannon 
Renee  Shaw 


Tamara  Sherrill 
Tiffany  Shields 
Alex  Shrieves 
Brooke  Sibley 
Kara  Simmerman 


Bryan  Skeen 
Stephen  Snyder 
Christopher  Solberg 
Henry  Spence 
Karl  Spiker 


Freshmen  Jt49 


Meredith  Stewart 

Lisa  St.  Louis 

Hannah  Syphers 

Pranah  Talathi 

Lucy  Talvacchio 


Tracy  Tetterton 

Michelle  Thee! 

Cam  Tims 

Michael  Tittsworth 

Lindsay  Toms 


Katharine  Tracanna 

Joel  Turner 

Liz  Tultle 

Jessica  UUram 

Julie  Ullrich 


Chantel  Voiner 

Catherine  Wahl 

Shannon  Walkup 

Christine  Waterman 

Akilah  Weaver 


Justin  Webber 

Raye  Weir 

Samantha  Whiteford 

Ben  Williams 

Katie  Williford 


Rebecca  Winer 

Whitney  Wood 

Emily  Woody 

Carole  Yeatts 

Sharon  Yow 


Gina  Zimmerman 
Greg  Zito 


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Freshmen 


^acuity  and  Staff:  A  Part  of  the  Puzzle ! 

lere  at  Elon  College  the  closeness  of  students  and  faculty  plays  a  major  part  in  the  overall  environment  found  on 
ampus.  The  kinship  between  the  staff  and  students  cannot  be  matched  anywhere.  Whether  it  is  a  late  night  study 
ession  in  Carlton  or  a  phone  call  to  a  professor  the  night  before  a  big  exam,  the  faculty  and  staff  of  Elon  go  out  of 
tieir  way  to  help  a  struggling  student  succeed  in  all  activities  in  and  around  campus.  The  professors  at  Elon  care 
bout  their  students  and  it  shows!  These  reasons  and  many  more  make  Elon  what  it  is  and  only  begin  to  describe 
^'hy  we  love  it! 

f1  Elon  101  students  have  dinner  at 
I  thehome  of  their  adviser,  Bob  Guffey. 


Tara  Michels,  a  journalism  and 
communications  professor, 
just  started  here  at  Elon  this 
fall. 


campus  it  is  almost  always  possible  to  see 
fessors  in  deep,  passionate  discussions 
arding  their  fields  of  expertise. 


What's  your 

favorite  midnight  snack? 

A  ham  sandwich  or 

An  Apple 

A  Banana 

a  banana  and  apple 

-Sue  Walker, 

-Clementine  Pinnix, 

juice. 

envu"onmentaI 

environmental  staff 

-Willie  Williams, 

staff 

campus  shop 

Academic  Affairs:  Paul 
Fromson,  Julianne 
Maher,  Martha  Tingen. 


Accounting  and  Bursar: 

Front  Row-  Angie  May, 
Kathy  Ball,  Carolyn  Moore. 
Back  Row-  Pat  Murphy,  Betty 
Maffeo,  Lorraine  Allen,  Gail 
Key,  Margaret  Clapp, 
Marilyn  Collins,  Kay  Riddle, 
Ken  Mullens,  Andrea 
Edwards. 


Business  and  Finance: 

Front  Row:  JeffGazda, 
Jolene  Childress.  Vickie 
Somers,  Chuck  Cantos, 
Valerie  Cheek.  Back  Row- 
Neil  Bromilow,  Gerald 
Whittington.  Ron  Klepcyk. 
Ken  Mullen,  Ron  Drisooll, 
Jim  Johnson. 


Business  Administra- 
tion: Front  Row-  John 
Burbridge,  Robert 
Baxter,  Linda  Weavil, 
Wonhi  Synn,  Jane  i 

Gilliam.  Back  Row-  I 
Barth  Strempek,  Ken  ' 
Paul,  Pete  Peterson,  Bob 
Guffey. 


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Faculty 


mistry  Department:  Jo 

nley.  Gene  Grimley, 
ene  Gooch,  Dan 
ght. 


Computing  Sciences: 

Front  Row-  Jon  Berry, 
Vicki  Hightower.  Back 
Row-  Barbara 
Plumblee,  Al  Carpenter, 
Bill  Hightower. 


lege  Relations:  Sandi 
:haels,  Michael 
bon,  Alice  Shelton,  Pat 
ney,  Carolyn 
ssick. 


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Economics:  Greg  Lilly, 
Tom  Tiemann,  Steve 
DeLoach,  Tina  Das. 


Faculty 


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Athletics:  Front  Row-  Ann 
Lahhiev,  Sue  Leonard,  Lou 
Harper,  Gilda  Ozment,  Brenda 
PauL  Susan  Shirley,  Vicki 
Hightower,  Andrea  Albertson.  J 
Row  2-  Bill  Ross,  Mike  Reilly, 
Everette  Sands,  Al  Seagraves, 
Alan  White,  Kyle  Wills,  Martin 
Baker,  Tim  Beckman,  Henry 
Trevathan  Jr.,  David  Hibbard. 
Back  Row-  Trip  Durham,  John 
Walton,  Billy  Best,  Tom  Parhani, 
Paul  Webster,  Mark  Simons, 
Clay  Hassard,  Bill  Morningstar, 
Pat  Apke,  Kyle  Gillenwater. 


Health  Services:  Front 
Row-  Janie  Salter,  Joette 
Boone,  Katie  Maultsby , 
Joanmarie  Blessington, 
Robert  Ellington, 


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Human  Resources:  Tarn 
McVey,  Ron  Klepcyk, 
Janice  Walker. 


Information  Systems: 

Stefanie  Barbour,  Lisa 
Crabtree,  Stephanie 
Henlv,  Fred  Melchor. 


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brary :  Front  Row- 
nth  Brown,  Jennifer 
assidy,  Connie  Keller, 
ate  Hickery.  Row  2- 
[argaret  Zang,  Teresa 
?pors,  Stacey  Marien, 
nna  Vickers.  Back 
3w-  Maryann  Inabnit, 
lura  West,  Margaret 
ibe. 


Mathematics:  Front 
Row-  Jeff  Clark.  Row  2- 
Radonna  Smith,  Cheryl 
Holt,  Terri  Johnson, 
David  Nawrocki.    Row 
3-  Richard  Haworth, 
Cindy  Dyer,  Skip  AUis, 
Janice  Richardson.  Back 
Row-  Todd  Lee, 

Rosalind  Reichard,  Bill 
Barbee,  Helen  Walton. 


)litical  Science:  Robert 
nderson,  George  Tay- 
r,  Rudy  Zarzar,  Laura 
elvey,  Chalmers 
•umbaugh. 


President's  Office: 

Front  Row-  Phillis 
Phillips,  Helen 
Ellington,  Sara  Peterson. 
Back  Row-  Sandra 
Fields,  Fred  Young,  Jo 
Watts  Williams. 


Faculty 


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Provost's  Office:  Gerald 
Francis,  Sandra 
Heckman. 


Psychology:  Tom  Green, 
Seena  Granowsky,  Steve 
Knotek,  Jim  Pickens, 
Maureen  Vandermaas- 
Peeler. 


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Registrar:  Cheryl 
Whitsell,  Karen  SulUvan, 
Jane  Fowler,  Mark 
Albertson,  Susan 
Sigmon,  Kathy  Gribble. 


Religious  Life:  Richard 
McBride,  Rene  Summers, 
Michael  Lorensen,  Ray 
Crompton. 


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ent  Life:  Front  Row-  Richard 
ride.  Rod  Baker,  John 
hill.  Smith  Jackson,  Scott 
etti.  Row  2-  Rene  Summers, 
loss,  Paula  Zachary,  Julie 
11,  Scott  Nelson,  Lynne  Kohn, 
1  Kneubhul-Pelley,  L'Tanya 
mond.  Row  3-  Carol  Oakley, 
le  Troutman,  Jen  de-Vries, 
t  Allesandrine,  Amy  Flur, 
ie  Sutton,  Gina  Roberts,  Tait 
\d,  Judy  Prevette.  Back  Row- 
i  Carlton,  Joette  Boone,  Felicia 
sey,  Janice  Ratliff,  Mark 
■is,  Molly  Burnett,  Jana  Lynn 
;rson.  Rex  Waters. 


s  year's  Student  Life  "Fall  1996  Opening"  Luncheon  was  held  at  Bengoshi's 
anese  Steakhouse.  Faculty  members  were  able  to  get  away  from  the  pres- 
;s  of  the  office  and  meet  in  a  more  relaxed  atmosphere. 


Who  is  your  favorite  superhero.  Why? 


Dr.  Todd  Lee,  calculus  profes- 
sor, takes  time  out  to  tutor  a 
friend. 


The  Green  Lantern- 
He  is  the  old  shadow, 
"The  Shadow  knows 
what  evil  lurks  in 
men." — Prof.  Doug 
Glass. 


The  Human  Torch- 
He  never  has  to  ask 
for  a  light. — Dr. 
Todd  Lee. 


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Janet  Cooper.  Deane 
Troutman,  Barb  Carlton 
thank  God  for  elastic  after 
a  hearty  meal  at 
Bengoshi's  to  celebrate 
Orientation  1996  with 
Student  Life. 

Accounting:  Deborah 
Caldwell,  Dan  Gibney, 
Patricia  Cox. 


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Joette  Boone  was  selected  to  take 
on  the  title  of  Wellness  Coordina- 
tor. This  is  the  first  year  that  a 
wellness  coordinator  has  been  at 
Elon.  Her  job  includes  things  like 
informing  the  students  about 
health  services  available  to  them 
and  helping  them  take  advantage 
of  these  services. 


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:  If  someone  made  a  movie  about  you 
nd  your  life,  who  would  play  you 
nd  what  would  it  be  called? 


Sean  Connery  would 
play  me  and  the  movie 
would  be  titled:  "Oh 
My  God,  Not  Again!"— 
Jim  Barbour,  Economics 
Chair. 


Tom  Cruise  would  play 
me  and  the  movie 
would  be  "Walter 
Mitty's  Imaginary  Life 
Lived  Out"— Prof. 
Doug  Glass. 


Student  Marti 
Cooper  donates 
blood  at  Elon's 
annual  blood 
drive.  Many 
faculty,  staff,  and 
students  partici- 
pate in  this  life 
saving  event. 


liege  Coffee  is  the  perfect  opportunity  for  students 
ningle  with  the  faculty  and  staff  of  Elon  College. 


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Tom  Tiemann,  Economics  Professor 


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Students,  find  time  to  study  for 
psychology  class  on  a  bright  and 
beautiful  day  outside  of  the  new 
Tri-Sigma  house  in  the  Greek 
Court. 


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A  Piece  of  Work A  Piece  of  Mind. 

Nine  months  of  the  year,  one  hour  forty- 
minute  classes.  Students  learned  from  the  first 
homework  assignment  to  the  final  exam,  work 
was  part  of  every  class.  Developing  skills  and 
learning  facts,  taking  tests  and  writing  poems, 
students  learned  many  new  things.  Sometimes 
exciting,  sometimes  boring,  academics  cov- 
ered it  all.  Though  they  were  not  easy,  most 

students  found 
a  few  classes 
that  were  in- 
tellectually 
stimulating. 

— Leigh  Worlds 


J.  Earl  Danieley,  once  a  chemis- 
try professor,  was  the  sixth 
president  of  Elon  College  and 
represents  Elon's  staff  with  pride 
each  year  at  Fall  Convocation. 


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Sometimes  the  only  way  to  get 
studying  done  is  to  bury 
yourself  between  the  hooks  in 
the  library. 

Cool  off.  The  fountain  is  not  just 
a  beautiful  sight,  it  can  calm  you 
down  before  a  test. 


Watch  Out!   Balance  your  studies  and  your  life  in  front  of  Alamance 
building. 


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says  you  have  to  be  crammed  up  in  a  room  to 
/?  Being  outside  can  be  just  as  productive. 


eigh  Worlds 


mputers  are  a  must!  Kevin  Brand  takes  a  moment  to 
:ck  out  a  program  on  Windows. 


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TIME 


When  do  you  have  time  to 
study?  Where  do  you  go?  Many  Elon 
students  have  to  escape  to  their  rooms 
to  catch  some  quiet  time  to  prepare  for 
classes.  Sure,  the  hbrary  can  be  great, 
but  on  a  nice  day,  how  about  outside? 
Maybe  hke  these  students,  you  find 
relaxing  at  the  Fonville  Fountain  in 
front  of  Alamance  building  a  positive 
study  environment.  In  any  case,  it  is  a 
"dirty  deed"  that  we  all  must  eventu- 
ally do—why  not  make  it  interesting? 

When  some  students  find  they 
are  tired  of  learning  in  the  same  old 
building,  at  the  same  time,  they  dis- 
cover a  new  place  with  new  scenery. 
Studying  abroad  could  be  just  the 
escape  you  were  looking  for.  Seeing 
the  Eiffel  Tower,  exploring  a  museum, 
or  visiting  The  Beatles  in  a  wax  mu- 
seum are  just  a  few  of  the  adventures 
that  await  you  on  one  of  Elon's  di- 
verse study  abroad  courses. 

Arna  Majcher 


Smile!  Jaime  Burns.  Pam  Carman.  Tersia  Changuion  and 
Kelly  Rivers  pose  with  The  Beatles  while  studying  in  London. 


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Felicia  Massey 


Students  join  in  on  the  festivi- 
ties. Cake  and  beverages  help  to 
create  a  happy,  sociable  atmo- 
sphere. 


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"Ebn  ^ums  100......J^am! 

Along  with  "Money  Mind"  Philip  Carret, 
Elon  celebrated  a  belated  1 00th  birthday.  A  time 
capsule  was  buried  in  the  Moseley  Student  Center 
under  the  college  seal  and  will  remain  buried  until 
the  year  2089.  The  capsule  was  created  and 
sealed  in  1989  and  has  been  waiting  to  be  buried 
in  the  perfect  spot  until  now. 

Registrar  Mark  Albertson  issued  the  invita- 
tion to  Philip  Carret  after  seeing  him  on  a  televi- 
sion show  and  again  in  a  newspaper  article.  Philip 
Carret,  100  "year"  old  Harvard  graduate  and 
Army  Signal  Corps  veteran,  spoke  to  the  business 
department  and  at  the  time  capsule  ceremony  on 
November  29th. 

All  who  attended  were  impressed  with  the 
extent  of  Philip  Carret's  knowledge  and  his  life. 
Refreshments  were  served  afterwards. 

Time  for  photographs.  Moseley  Center  is 
the  perfect  place  to  mark  this  historic  event. 


Throughout  the  celebration  food 
and  friends  made  the  day  even 
more  enjoyable. 


All  this  celebrating  made  for  the 
perfect  place  to  meet  new 
people.  Ward  Culver,  Student 
Government  Association 
President  mingles. 


Arts  &  Academics, 


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Elon's  ^ind  The  Gat 
Staff, 


Faculty, 
Trustees... 


This  was  the  first  group  from  Elon  to  spend  a  week  in 
London.  They  stayed  in  the  "flats"  photographed.  This  was 
a  great  bonding  experience  for  everyone. 

Big  Ben  is  one  of  the  many  beautiful  sights  in  London.  The 
architecture  and  ornate  buildings  are  quite  fascinating  to 
the  eyes  of  an  American. 


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In  London 


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The  Tower  Bridge,  completed 
in  1894. 

The  first  day  in  London,  all  the 
Eloners  piled  into  a  bus  (like  the 
one  photographed)  and  toured 
London  that  afternoon.  Several 
folks  could  hardly  stay  awake 
after  flying  for  eight  hours  and 
getting  very  little  rest  on  the 
plane. 


t  was  approximately 
7:30  a.m.  when  the  Continental 
airplane  landed  at  Gatwick 
airport  in  London,  and  35  of 
Elon's  faculty/staff/trustees 
dismounted  for  a  week  of 
adventure.  The  next  group  of 
35  would  arrive  a  week  later. 

Out  of  over  100 
applicants,  Elon  selected  70  to 
travel  to  London  for  a  week  to 
get  a  taste  of  what  it's  like  to 
study  abroad.  Each  participant 
had  to  pay  $300  to  help  cover 
travel  expenses,  $65  for  a 
passport,  and  about  $20  for  a 
weekly  "tube"  (subway)  pass. 
Everyone  was  also  responsible 
for  his/her  food,  but  Elon 
graciously  covered  the  other 
costs  to  make  the  trip  an 
affordable  chance  of  a  lifetime. 

The  itinerary  included 
tourist  attractions  such  as  Big 
Ben,  Windsor  Castle,  Tower  of 
London,  St.  Paul's  Cathedral, 
British  Museum,  and  many 
more  things  like  plays  and 
musicals.  Some  of  the  travelers 
also  decided  to  venture  to  Paris 
and  Bath. 

Each  day  brought  new 
experiences  and  friendships 
that  wouldn't  happen  during  a 
normal  workday  at  Elon. 

This  was  a  week  made 
of  memories,  from  learning  to 
keep  your  curling  iron  on  low 
if  you  didn't  want  to  burn  the 
hair  off  your  head,  to  rooming 
with  someone  you'd  never  met 
on  campus,  to  "minding  the 
gap"  at  the  subway,  to  paying 
20  pence  to  use  the  public 
restroom,  to  sampling  a  baked 
potato  topped  with  pork-n- 
beans  and  cheese. 

A  big  Thanks  to  Elon 
for  making  a  dream  come  true. 

— Story  &  Photos  by  Felicia 
Massey 


Faculty 


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Ama  Majcher 


Do  you  hear  "America  singing?"  If  so,  you  were 
probably  one  of  the  many  who  attended  Elon's  fall 
musical  "Working,"  written  by  Studs  Turkel. 

Catherine  McNeela  directed  the  colorful  and 
classy  show  that  proved  that  no  one  is  "just  a  house- 
wife." It  depicted  waitressing  as  more  than  a  job,  but  a 
grand  experience,  a  show  with  an  audience  to  match. 

Did  you  ever  wonder  who  did  the  brickwork  on 
"that  house"  you  always  passed,  or  wonder  about  the 
fireman  you  saw  on  the  corner?  "Working  "  showed 
that  people  are  more  than  just  a  label  of  their  job; 
they're  specific  people  with  individual  lives  who  are 
proud  of  their  work. 

With  talented  voices  and  catchy  70s  music, 
"Working"  captured  the  audience  with  its  stories  and 
songs,  proving  again  that  Elon's  musical  theatre  pro- 
grams are  constantly  growing  and  moving  farther 

ahead.    — Ama  Majcher 


Prep  work  doesn't  always  involve  the  set.  Oftentimes 
the  preparation  work  depends  fully  on  the  cast 
members  themselves. 


Working  ain't  "easy  street."  But  dreams  can  come 
true,  as  they  do  for  actors  Amy  Spillane  and  Julius 
John. 


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tigent  driver,  Julius  John,  takes  pride  in  his  work.  Although  not 
ght  of  as  a  real  job,  he  takes  his  responsibility  very  seriously. 


You  have  to  get  to 
work  somehow — 
try  a  bus.  The  cast 
re-enacts  their 
soleful  ride  to 
work. 


The  cast  poses  a  question  to  the  audience:  "Hey  somebody,  do  you  want  to  hear 
the  story  of  our  lives?'" 

It  isn't  all  fun  and  games  backstage.  These  actors  try  to  relax  before  the  first 
curtain  call. 


Arts  &  'ii  irli  mil"  j^  f" 


The 


'BAOi'D 


Scene 


Backseat  Driver  is  also  an  Elon-based 
band  that  has  a  versatile  musical  talent  and 
a  mixture  of  musical  styles.  They  are 
currently  recording  their  first  full  album 
which  will  consist  of  some  great  Backseat 
Driver  original  songs.  Members  of  the 
band  include  Chris  Brumbaugh,  David 
Ray.  Doug  Marshall  and  Bryan  Powell. 


Alan  Smithee  Band  is  "A  sound  not 
bound  by  everyday  stylistic  concep- 
tions, the  members  of  the  band  capti- 
vate thier  audience  through  playful 
jams  and  solid  orchestrations.  Based  in 
Elon  College,  NC.  the  Alan  Smithee 
Band  seeks  to  blend  multiple  musical 
approaches  into  a  vibrant  and  dynamic 
whole."  Members  include  Elon  Gradu- 
ates: Chad  Snyder,  Molly  McGinn, 
Jimmy  Scalise,  accompanied  by 
keyboardist  Baxter  Smith,and  drummer 
Mark  Matherly. 


The  Light  House,  located  in  Elon,  is  a 
local  hangout  for  many  of  the  college's 
student  population.  During  the  week 
many  of  the  town's  musical  talent  use  the 
LightHouse  to  showcase  their  talents. 


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e  Macarena  hit  all  the  charts-  from 
tin  to  Pop-and  enlivened  dance 
ors  all  over  the  w^orld.  The  song 
IS  first  released  three  years  ago  and 
came  a  big  hit  in  Spain.  Numerous 
rsions  have  added  variations  to  the 
sic  moves  of  the  dance,  w^hich 
quires  a  360-degree  turn  to  be  com- 
;ted  in  four  jumps  to  the  right. 


Many  Elon  students 
take  part  in  an  activity 
called  disc  golf.  One  of 
the  many  courses 
available  in  the  area  is 
this  one,  located  in 
CedaRock  Park. 


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On  October  11-13  ,  the  Aids  Memorial 
Quilt  &  The  Names  Project  came  to 
Washington  D.C.  The  quilt  was  laid 
out  for  all  to  view. 


Sixteen-year-old  Chelsea  Clinton  hit  the 
campaign  trail  with  her  father,  the  President 
of  the  United  States.  She  did  not  play  an 
active  role  in  the  presidential  campaign,  but 
all  of  her  limited  appearances  were  great 
successes.  She  tried  to  keep  a  quiet  private 
life.  She  attended  private  school  in  Washing- 
ton and  her  constant  Secret  Service  escort  did 
not  leave  much  freedom  for  parties  and 
dances. 

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The  seven  members  of  the  U.S. 
women's  gymnastics  team  won  the 
most  unlikely  of  gold  medals  in  a 
very  unlikely  fashion.  Team  member 
Kerri  Strug  made  the  medal  clinch- 
ing vault  on  a  bad  ankle  and  became 
an  Olympic  heroine  the  instant  she 
landed.  Her  coach,  Bela  Karolyi, 
carried  the  injured  athlete  to  the 
victory  stand  to  receive  her  medal. 


Olympic  Gold  medal  winner 
Michael  Johnson  has  what  track 
coaches  call  speed  endurance- 
the  ability  to  carry  top  speed. 
He  proveci  he  had  encivirance- 
plus.  Johnson  had  an  unprec- 
edented double  win  in  the 
Summer  Olympics  in  Atlanta. 
He  won  the  200  and  400  meter 
races.  He  was  also  the  over- 
whelming favorite  in  the  600 
meter  race  but  weakened  by  a 
case  of  food  poisoning,  he  failed 
to  c]ualify  for  the  finals. 


A  deadly  explosion  disrupted  the  Olym- 
pic Games  in  Atlanta.  Just  as  the  games 
^*'^  were  turning  Atlanta  into  a  giddy  me- 
tropolis overflowing  with  tourists,  a  black- 
powered  pipe  bonib  packed  with  nails 
exploded  in  the  crowded  Centennial 
Olympic  Park.  One  person  died  instantly 
and  another  died  of  a  heart  attack.  More 
than  100  people  were  injured.  As  the 
school  year  opened,  no  one  had  been 
charged  with  the  crime. 


National  News 


)b  Dole  retired  after  35  years  in  Congress  to 
■vote  himself  full  time  to  running  for  president. 
;  the  age  of  73,  the  former  senator  from  Kansas 
ould  have  been  the  oldest  person  elected  to  a  first 
rm  as  president.  As  his  running  mate  he  picked 
ck  Kemp,  an  active  Republican  and  former 
;binet  member.  Dole  and  Kemp  promised  to  give 
resident  Clinton  a  "run  for  his  money."  They 
.tacked  the  president's  character  and  ethics  while 
■omoting  the  Republican  15  percent  tax  cut. 

-esident  Bill  Clinton  and 
ice  President  Al  Gore  main- 
lined a  strong  and  consistent 
ad  in  the  polls  during  thier 
impaign  for  four  more  years 
i  the  White  House.  The 
emocratic  team  campaigned 
1  a  "four  more  years"  plat- 
)rm  that  featured  a  strong 
:onomy  and  a  lower  crime 
ite.  During  his  first  term, 
linton  formed  a  very  close 
artnership  with  Gore,  who 
jrved  as  confidant  and  ad- 


iser. 


Tkction 
'96 


Hillary  Rodham  Clinton  shied 
away  from  confrontation.  The 
48-year-old  First  Lady  champi- 
oned the  massive  health-care 
reform  plan  but  it  never  became 
law.  She  buried  the  image  of  a 
super-activist  First  Lady  and 
became  a  model  of  the  tradi- 
tional political  spouse. 


)ss  Perot,  who  four  years  earlier 
3n  more  votes  than  any  other 
dependent  Presidential  candi- 
ite  in  80  years,  launched  a 
mpaign  as  the  1996  nominee  of 
e  Reform  Party.  The  66-year-old 
!xas  billionaire  was  a  less  formi- 
ible  figure  than  he  was  in  1994, 
it  a  very  vocal  candidate  never- 
eless. 


Shannon  Lucid  is  a  new  record  holder.  The  53- 
year-old  shuttle  astronaut  veteran  set  the 
women's  record  for  consecutive  days  in  orbit— 
188-beating  Russian  cosmonaut  Elena 
Kondakova.  She  also  amassed  223  days  in  orbit 
since  1995,  making  her  America's  most  experi- 
enced astronaut. 

Mini-Magazine  J^  73 


MUSIC  o^ws 


\ 


Alanis  Morissette  has  talent  that  seems  to 
know  no  hmit.  Her  debut  album,  "Jagged 
Little  Pill,"  attracted  considerable  atten- 
tion thanks  to  the  hit  single  "You  Oughta 
Know,"  a  fiery,  graphic  rant  at  a  former 
boyfriend.  She  delivers  deeply  personal 
lyrics  with  a  dramatic  voice  and  a  dy- 
namic rythm. 


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Three  years  ago.  Jewel  was  a  fledling  singer- 
songwriter  living  on  carrots  and  peanut  butter  sand- 
wiches. Now,  the  22-year-old  performer  from  Alaska 
is  a  smashing  success.  Her  debut  album  of  bittersweet 
folk  songs,  "Pieces  of  You,"  just  went  platinum.  Jewel 
sings  many  of  the  songs  on  the  album  in  a  crystalline 
voice  while  playing  her  acoustic  guitar. 

Monica  may  be  young,  but  she  knows  about  attitude. 
She  says  she  is  confident,  intelligent,  self-possessed 
and  self-assured.  "Miss  Thang"  is  her  debut  hit  with 
Roudy  Records.  The  critics  say,  "It's  a  potent,  persua- 
sive and  personal  statement  from  a  voung  woman 
who's  heading  up  the  new  breed  of  R&B  singers." 
She  was  born  and  raised  in  Atlanta  and  began  by 
singing  in  her  local  church  choir. 

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The  Fugees  hit  the  charts  with 
their  best-selling  alburr\  "The 
Score."  One  critic  said:  "The 
Fugees  sound,  style  and  spirit, 
without  question,  goes  a  long 
way  to  dispel  the  stereotypical 
approach  to  making  urban  melo- 
dies. 


•ee  years  ago  Dave  Mathews,  a  south 
ican  who  settled  in  Virginia  as  a  teen- 
r,  put  together  a  quintet  that  became  one 
he  biggest  draws  on  the  concert  circuit. 
s  Dave  Mathews  Band  brought  funk  into 
mainstream,  as  one  critic  said.  And  non- 
iitional  instruments,  such  as  the  violin 
I  the  sax,  expanded  the  band's  sound  and 
versal  appeal. 

otie  &  the  Blowfish  was  once  described  as 
'ell-meaning  four-piece  band  from  South 
rolina  who  made  a  pleasant  but  otherwise 
-emarkable  album  that  should  have  sold 
ybe  a  million  copies  and  instead  sold  more 
n  13  miUion.  Hooties  and  the  group 
)duced  "Fairweather  Johnson"  and 
racked  Rear  View." 


Hyped  as  the  most 
popular  British  band 
since  the  Beatles, 
Oasis  is  a  million- 
dollar  selling  rock 
band  that  is  about  to 
begin  work  on  its 
third  album.  After 
abrubtly  cancelling  a 
U.S.  tour,  they  denied 
reports  that  the  group 
would  split  up.  The 
group's  first  two 
albums  have  sold  20 
million  cppies. 


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M)^  !MZISIC  O^lEWS 


Celine  Dion  had  the  amazing  good  fortune  of  taking 
two  movie  songs-"Beauty  and  the  Beast"  and  "Because 
You  Loved  Me"  (from  Up  Close  and  Personal)  and  took 
them  to  the  top  of  the  charts.  The  Canadian  performer 
has  a  dynamic  voice  that  raises  even  the  most  modest 
material  to  a  level  of  loveliness.  Her  latest  release, 
"Falling  Into  You"  was  a  runaway  hit. 


An  R&B  pop  singer  named  Toni  Braxton  hit  the  charts 
about  three  years  ago  and  has  not  left  since.  Her  latest 
album  "Secrets,"  blends  her  rich  smooth  voice  with  a 
versatility  that  continues  to  grow  with  each  new  hit. 
"Secrets"  has  the  firepower  to  carry  Toni  to  the  top. 


Tracy  Chapman  was  back 
on  the  charts  with  her 
latest  album  "New  Begin- 
ning." As  one  critic  wrote: 
"One  thing  Tracy 
Chapman  has  inevitably 
gained  over  the  years  is 
polish.  This  new  album  is 
simply  and  impeccably 
orchestrated,  tightly  and 
urbanely  played.  The 
songs  are  adorned  with 
soft  jazz  accoustics." 


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Mini-Magazine 


Mariah  Carey  was  only  a  teenager  when  a  Columbia 
record  executive  heard  her  demo  tape  and  signed  her  up. 
Her  first  album  soared  to  the  number  two  spot  and  the 
rest  is  history.  It  has  been  solid  gold  ever  since.  When 
Mariah  performs,  her  voice  takes  command  over  the 
large  band  and  battalion  of  backup  singers.  Her  latest 
album  "Daydream"  went  all  the  way  to  the  number  one 
position  on  the  charts. 


"The  Woman  In  Me"  was  Shania  Twain's  biggest  hit 
album  of  the  year.  It  was  the  second  album  released  by 
the  Canadian  singer,  but  it  was  by  far  the  biggest  hit.  It 
went  platinum  and  stayed  on  the  Billboard  Top  200  for 
more  than  a  year.  She  won  the  New  Country  Artist  of 
the  Year  award  at  the  American  Music  Awards  Show. 
As  one  critic  said:  "Shania  has  changed  the  face  of  coun- 
try music  for  women  everywhere. 

George  Strait  began  recording  hit  songs  over  25  years 
ago.  He's  still  at  it.  Every  one  of  his  more  than  20 
albums  for  MCA  records  went  at  least  gold  and  his  total 
sales  are  now  about  30  million  albums.  His  latest  hit 
"Blue  Clear  Sky"  is  well  on  its  way  to  gold  sales. 

Mini-Magazine  ^11 


Peace  in  the  Middle  East  remained  unstable 
as  the  school  year  began.  A  crisis  erupted 
after  Israel  opened  a  new  exit  in  a  tunnel 
alongside  a  plateau,  raising  suspicions 
among  Muslims  that  the  Israelis  were 
seeking  to  change  the  delicate  religious 
balance  in  Jerusalem's  old  city.  The  incident 
proved  to  be  the  breaking  point  in  mounting 
Palestinian  frustrations  with  the  lack  of 
movement  in  carrying  out  the  peace  ac- 
cords. Demonstrations  followed  where 
nearly  100  people  were  killed.  Then  emer- 
gency meetings  were  arranged  by  President 
Clinton  in  Washington  between  Benjamin 
Netanyahu  and  Yasir  Arafat. 


After  100  years  of  British 
rule,  British  administration 
and  jurisdiction  over  Hong 
Kong  will  end  in  1997  and  it 
will  become  a  Special  Ad- 
ministrative Region  of  the 
People's  Republic  of  China. 


i 

t 

Boris  Yeltsin  was  re-elected  president  of  Russia 
and  pledged  to  continue  the  reforms  he  began 
five  years  ago.  However  the  65-year-old  presi- 
dent began  immediately  to  show  signs  of  severe 
heart  problems.  It  was  announced  that  open- 
heart  surgery  was  considered  the  only  solution  to 
his  life-threatening  diseases. 


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The  stock  market  surged  t 
record  highs  as  the  school 
year  began.  It  was  a 
continuation  of  one  of  the 
greatest  bull  markets  in 
history.  The  Dow  Jones 
industrial  average  hit 
record  highs  in  late  Sep- 
tember, and  closed  over 
6,000  in  October.  The 
spark  that  kept  the  marke 
moving  upward  was  new: 
that  suggested  that  the 
economy  was  slowing 
down,  thus  keeping  inter- 
est rates  low. 


Benjamin  Netanyahu,  the 
47-year-old  leader  of 
Likud  political  party,  was 
elected  Prime  Minister  of 
Israel.  He  declareci  that 
his  government  would 
honor  the  existing  agree- 
ments on  peace  and 
security  issues  and  woulc 
continue  to  negotiate 
toward  a  final  peace 
agreement  in  the  Middle 
East. 


Pretend  you're  a  duck.... 
Sally  Rogers  teaches  an 
elementary  education  class 
that  teaching  is  more  than 
wisdom,  but  fun  and  games 
too. 

The  New  York  Yankees 
brought  a  world  champion- 
ship to  the  Bronx  by 
edging  the  defending 
champion  Atlanta  Braves 
3-2  in  game  6  of  the  World 
Series. 


ah  Brady  speaks  on  the  miporiaiice  ol  gun 
itrol  at  this  year's  convocation  ceremony.  She 
'ocated  and  helped  create  the  Brady  Bill, 
ich  helps  control  gun  sales,  preventing  vio- 


ce. 


was  late  in  the  third  quarter  when  Desmond 
)ward  of  the  Green  Bay  Packers  returned  his 
St  kick-off  for  a  touchdown  as  a  pro. The  kick 
IS  a  99-yard  return  for  the  longest  kick-off 
urn  in  Super  Bowl  history.  The  packers  went 
to  beat  the  New  England  Patriots  35-21  in 
iper  Bowl  XXXI. 


^^ 


For  the  first  time  in  its  history,  the 
House  of  Representatives  voted  to 
reprimand  and  fine  its  speaker  for 
bringing  discredit  on  the  House. 
The  House  Ethics  Committee  ruled 
that  House  Speaker  Newt  Gingrich 
was  involved  in  using  tax-exempt 
foundation  money  for  his  political 
ends. 


Mini-Ma  p-a  zi  ne  Jm.79 


^^sj^^^^^?:^ 


iterlocking  Pieces....  Meetings  and  min- 
es, interviews  and  inductions,  projects  and 
oductions,  T-shirts  and  socials,  fund  raisers 
id  functions,  penny  drives  and  bake  sales, 
rganizations  involved  on  campus  spiced  up 
hool  activities  especially  homecoming  and 
reek  week.  With  over  eighty  organizations 
eluding:  HPEL,  Beta  Beta  Beta,  Future 
^achers  of  America  and  Dandelion  Theatre, 
jdents  had  plenty  of  groups  to  chose  from, 

but  sometimes 
not  enough 
time  to  work 
it  all  in. 

— Leigh  Worlds 


Intervarsity  Christian  Fellow- 
ship members  get  together  to 
have  fun  and  show  their  faith. 
The  group  participates  in  relays 
at  this  year's  Fall  Beach 
Retreat. 


The  Sisters  of: 

Afpfia  Sigma  Alpha,,, 

Front  row:  Ginny  Watkins,  Melissa 
Summers,  Brandy  Norris,  Dana 
Disborough,  Susie  Amick,  Wendi  Johnson. 
Row  2:  Aimee  Dick,  Tricia  Pike,  Jill 
Schmartz,  Shannon  Cameron,  Amy 
Fleming,  Bev  Kubalic.  Row  3:  Lori 
Wickline,  Michelle  Manchen,  JoMaureen 
Cavanaugh,  Krissy  Overstreet,  Shannon 
Ransome,  Kristine  Geisler.  Row  4:  Amy 
Russell,  Dana  Storniolo,  Jill  Bodino, 
Heather  Maltese,  Christina  ChrisfuUi, 
Theresa  Schifano,  Katy  Colligan.  Row  5: 
Allison  Long,  Jen  Mclnnis,  Ann  Marie 
Camiody,  Nora  Driver,  Jen  Schompert, 
Kelly  LLoyd,  Kim  Mayfield.  Row  6: 
Kristi  Carden,  Wendy  Schott,  Tracy 
Conklin.  Row  7:  Dawn  Brunden,  Christy 
Godfrey,  Erin  Suerken.  Back  row  :  Fiona 
Macpherson,  Sondra  Cicci,  Heather 
Robalik,  Biz  Henderson. 


Photo  courtesev  ol  ASA' 


TLulgating  at  Fighting  Christian 
tootball  games  is  a  favorite 
activity  of  sisters,  including 
Theresa  Schifano  and  Jill  Bodino. 


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Executive  Board:  Jcni  Schomberl, 
Aimee  Dick,  Shannon  Ransome. 
Erin  Suerken,  Dana  Storniolo, 
Ginny  Watkins.  Melissa  Hill. 
Christy  Godfrey  and  Kristi 
Carden. 


Organizations 


Afvfia  Omicron  ^L. 


int  Row:  Amanda  Vos.  Jen  Leone,  Tracie  Martin,  Amanda  Knouse.  Kristin  Downes.  Heather  Coffey,  Keri  Flynn,  Jennifer 
ight.  Missy  McAleer,  Amy  Kozlowski,  Brandy  Brown.  Dana  Crothers,  Christine  Zeilers,  Susan  Green,  Allison  Ricciardi, 
iley  Lane,  Jen  Kleckner,  Kelly  Hayman.  Row  2:  Allison  Leslie,  Tina  Dente,  Suzanne  Sebastion,  Melissa  Quallick,  Tricia 
■nelius.  Brandy  Mosteller,  Lee  Clark,  Robin  Brame,  Shelagh  Williams,  Briton  Wertz,  Suzy  Betts,  Amy  Naudascher,  Jennifer 
nn,  Jane  Omohundro,  Amy  Kunz,  Lauren  Owens,  Joelle  M.  Johnson.  Stacy  Thomas.  Back  row:  Angela  Olsen,  Laura 
wett.  Amy  Keiser,  Chamy  Nugent,  Rachel  McPhillips,  Sarah  Porter,  Michelle  Maddox,  Wendy  Kern,  Nancy  Austin,  Kathryn 
;st,  Marisa  Morgan,  Jennifer  McCumber,  Shari  Ashton,  Laura  Batz,  Heather  Kleim,  Staci  Saltz,  Kristina  Kromulis. 


friend,  Laura  Batz,  get  cleaned  up 
after  being  hit  in  the  face  with 
numerous  pies  to  raise  money  for 
their  philanthropy. 


Already  creamed,  these  two  sisters 

of  AOII  hold  up  the  stand  so  that 

other  sisters  may  receive  the  same 

fate-  AOII  in  the  face.  The 

festivities  took  place  in  front  of 

the  mailroom  entrance  to  the 

Moseley  Center. 
Organizations 


^ 


LiberatArts: 

Front  Row:  Cheryl  Pickett. 
Whitson.  Kee-Kee  Roberts. 

Kathryn  Haverstick,  Sumetrice  Long.  Back  Row:  Jo  Maureen  Cavanaush.  Brian 

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'Beta  Beta  Beta: 

Front  Row:  Cheri  Northquest,  Niel  Postlethwait,  James  Crotts.  Carie  Crowder.  Kimberly  Mayfield.  Back  Row:  Mike 
Kingston,  Alicia  Becker,  Richard  Netro,  Ashley  Stevenson,  Leah  Garland,  Laura  Plocek,  Lindsay  Turner 


84 


Organizations 


\[on  (Dancers: 

ri  Witcher,  Heather  White.  Marcene  Graves,  Dezi  Jim,  Jen  McCumber.  Amy  Teske,  Kyle  Haberkost,  Katherine 
jal,  Kristin  McMillin,  Carrie  Laquinto.  Nicole  Blythe,  Sasha  Moon,  Heather  Myers. 


The  NCLC  1996  Reunion  took  place  in  Camp 
Miniwanca,  Michigan.  The  group  from  Elon 
was  escorted  by  John  Barnhill. 

Circle  K  of  Elon  College  is  one  of  over  19  active 
clubs  in  the  Carolinas.  Circle  K  provides 
service  to  the  community  and  promotes  good 
fellowship.  Service  activities  include:  Adopt  A 
Highway,  Iodine  Deficiency  Project  and  work- 
ing with  local  day  cares  and  soup  kitchens. 


Psi  Chi's  most  honored 
member,  Puppy. 


Oraanizations 


4 


85 


"Lpsibn  Sigma  Mpfia, , , 


Front  Row:  Trey  Shinault.  Danny  Modlin.  Row  2:  Melanie  Crenshaw.  Deborah  Alexander,  An- 
gela Kuehn,  Joette  Boone,  Kate  Cieslak,  Diane  GoBell.  Jen  Hunt.  Row  3:  Shelley  Sparks,  Mandy 
Warren,  Stacy  Henderson,  Tersia  Changuion,  Becky  Fogarty,  Kelly  McClung,  Angie  Thomas 
Bolander.  Tracey  Byrne,  Heather  Sewell,  Vicky  Fields.  Row  4:  Tony  White,  Allison  Poinsett, 
Leslie  White,  Merideth  Stewart,  Marissa  Moss,  Pam  Carman.  Andrea  Blackwelder.  Amy  Kunz, 
Arna  Majcher.  Amy  Hamson.  Elizabeth  Medlin.  Julie  D.  Tommaso.  Nikki  Thompson.  Row  5: 
Tracy  Armstrong,  Ivan  McKinney,  Misty-Dawn  O"  Day,  Jen  Haskins,  Amanda  White,  Erika,  Erik 
McCrickard.  Courtney  Holland,  Michelle  Cater.  Kelly  Lynn  Voss.  Renee  Shaw.  Beth  Murphy. 
Back  Row:  Kevin  Busfield.  Erik  Akelaitis. 


Helping  out  at  the  ski  ball 
game  at  Festival  of  the  Oaks 
are  Vicky  Fields.  ESA  presi- 
dent ,  and  Tracy  Armstrong. 

86      J       Oraanizations 


Lending  a  helping  hand  is  the 
purpose  of  Epsiion  Sigma 
Alpha.  Jen  Hunt  and  Heather 
Sewell  keep  track  of  sister 
participation  at  Festival  of  the 
Oaks. 


Front  Row:  Sumetrice  Long,  Kee-Kee  Roberts,  Pamela  Holley. 


r.  u 


Carilynn  Champey  _". 


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baptist  Student  Union 

Front  Row:  Missi  Rutt,  Courtney  Hol- 
land, Amy  Harrison,  Tiffany  Scobey. 
Back  Row:  Amanda  Card,  Kendall 
Yarbor,  Rev.  Terry  L.  Prichard,  Drew 
Kuhlmann,  Chris  Knight. 


Orsanizations 


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87 


Carilyn^»>A.  Champey 


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5^^/^  S^ma  Sigma: 


Front  row:  Leigh  Worlds,  Tish  Beauchamp,  Jenny  Jarneke,  Lisa  Blum,  Megan  Slusher,  Kristin 
Harrison,  Maggie  Blickle,  Sarah  Voss,  Katie  Hillard.  Kelsey  Ingalls,  Leigh  Sweeney,  Beth 
Zimmerman,  Lauren  Weitman,  Michelle  McGillivary.  Row  2:  Rachel  Browne,  Andrea  Cook,  Kelly 
Merriman,  Jessica  Cox,  Adrienne  Dori,  Beth  Mari,  Leslie  Rectenwald,  Melanie  Wachter,  Stacy  Neal, 
Shanna  Robinson,  Erin  Luby,  Kara  Rittenhouse,  Kerri  Zavistoski,  Teddie  Bonanno.  Back  row: 
Kristen  Shenkus,  Meghan  McWane,  Emily  Bell,  Courtney  Hub,  Joanna  Crotty,  Renee  Marino, 
Stephanie  Hicks,  Heidi  Brueggmen,  Tira  Stebbins,  Allison  Feeney,  Suzanne  Czarnetzky,  Cheryl 
Braccini,  Jay  Ryan,  Noel  McKenzie. 


Lambda  CfiiMpfia: 

Front  row:  Kevin  Campbell,  Tom  Mancuso,  Matt  Parker,  Mike  Doubek,  Keith  Womble,  Ferris  Way, 
Matt  Sutphin,  Rob  Joyce.  Andy  Austin.  Row  2:  Neil  Forand,  Brent  Schroyer,  Zach  Poole,  Scott 
Dehorty,  Lee  Leckie,  Brian  Bogle,  Ryan  Riggleman.  Back  row:  Derek  Jeter,  0-Dogg,  Hank  Parker, 
"Big  9'",  Love  Muftm,  Lap  Cat,  "5.0",  Ben,  Dingo  Landino. 

88  ^^  '^'■f'-'nizations 


Carilynn  A.  Champey 


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fp/taXiDefta: 


ont  row:  Rebecca  Romig,  Marisa  Putnam,  Emily  Feinsod,  Tricia  DiMaria,  Tray  Wenzing,  Racheal 
e,  Christi  Chandler,  Anthony  Martin,  Laurie  Jordan,  Heather  Baldwin,  Annie  Stewart,  Carol  Passaro, 
Dllie  DiGiorgio,  Cherie  Kathuria,  Kelly  Gruber.  Row  2:  Ashley  Hayes,  Eleanor  Brooks,  Suzie 
lesno,  Debi  Meyers,  Carrie  White,  Stacy  Billman,  Vicki  Lee  Brooks,  Lisa  Forton,  Danielle  Quill, 
ny  Kanachovski,  Amy  Salmon,  Genevieve  Bisby,  Dana  Lynch,  Erica  Preusse,  Sarah  Petelik.  Back 
w:  Iris  Boutros,  Maureen  Bojus,  Patty  Batsie,  Heather  Koch,  Sue  Bochiaro,  Lindsay  Richards,  Janell 
humacher,  Heather  Mauritz,  Shelly  Roland,  Allison  Carroll,  Janet  Closs,  Erica  Mullen,  Susan 
infield,  Emily  Canfield,  Lori  Zannino,  Adrienne  D'Elia,  Emily  Dombrosky,  Laura  Elfreth,  Angle 
ndis.  Heather  Lancaster. 


Courtesy  of  Alpha  Xi  Delta 


Tri-Sigma  sisters  meet  at  the 
fountain  to  catch  up  and  make 
plans  for  the  day. 

Nancy  Austin,  Carrie  White  and 
Lee  Clark  are  happy  to  be 
members  of  their  sorority  Alpha 
Xi  Delta. 


Organizations 


4 


89 


Inter cuitur at  stations  Ctub:  Move 

Front  Row:  Rhea  Egbert,  Gloria  Gumbs,  Juanita  Arciniegas,  Bevin  Borajkiewicz.  Row  2:  Jamie 
Callemyn,  Kendal  Mevinn,  Esther  Alvarez,  Antonio  Muniz,  Carla  Phillips,  Jennifer  Burgard,  Ruby 
Thornton.  Back  Row:  Bonnie  Weir,  Appiah  Pinkrah,  Jennifer  Bates,  Nikolaos  H.G.  Papachatzis, 
Johanna  Rautasalo,  Guillermo  Fernandoez,  Misty-Dawn  O'Day. 


I—  Photo  courtesy  of  HPEL 


(odeC  United  9{ations:  ^eiow 


»nt  Row:  Stephen  McDonald,  David  BrooksJason  Thomas.  Row  2:  Mike  Wackers,  Kelly  Moore, 
:  Hurwitt,  Jennifer  Hamblin,  Marissa  Schellenberg.  Back  Row:  John  Bryant,  Court  Parker,  Eric 
reus,  Jason  Jarinko,  Julie  Massina,  Meghan  McAlinn. 

t  Pictured:  Michelle  Cater,  Guillesmo  Fernandez,  Thomas  Hart,  Joleen  Jubela,  Kassandra  Kaan, 
ly  Medders,  Andrew  Stemmer,  Rocky  Yost, 
/isors:  Bob  Anderson,  Laura  Helvey. 


'-iFLLiuft 


'ont  Row:  Ben  Kivlan,Tracey  Garrison,  Christina  Rosbert,  Laura  Dibble,  Julienne  Wright.  Back 
Dw:  Brent  Penhall,  Kim  Guill,  Kourtney  Cotton. 


Oraanizations 


+ 


91 


Qospe[  Cfioir: 


Front  row:  Martarash  Morrow,  Leslie  McCormick,  Tony  White.  Maurice  Gardner,  Tiffany  Stephens, 
lisha  Dixon,  Akilah  Weava,  Christina  Bonds,  Sherrika  Stanley.  Back  row:  Kebbler  L.  McGhee, 
Monica  Jones,  Tanessa  Carter,  Kelsey  Hill,  Kage  Hayes,  Rena  Fisher,  Kimberly  Wright,  Claudette 
Belfield. 


!\[pfia  "Kappa  Mpha: 


Front  row:  Camille  Weir.  Kelli  Palmer.  Erika  Johnson.  Back  row:  Sheny  Thornton.  LaTonya  Wiley.  Elena  Nash. 


92  ^^    Organizations 


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nt  row:  Angela  Hopkins.  Brittney  Dewey,  Athenas  Mandragouras,  Christina  Kardon.  Shelley  Camper,  Christine 
ircole,  Suni  O" Brian.  Row  2:  Cory  Adamchak,  Meaghan  Owens,  Elizabeth  Esbenshade,  Kristin  Stevens,  Shannon 
Zonnell,  Meg  Van  Metre,  Mary  Ann  Rodgers-Witte.  Row  3:  Kimberly  Henry,  Marisa  Schellenberg,  Becky 
Tier,  Jocelyn  White,  Melinda  East,  Katie  Miller,  Amanda  Ballengee,  Sam  Segal.  Back  row:  Jenn  Sullivan,  Julie 
sler,  Amanda  Gardner,  Kristin  Miller,  Ari  Graham,  Alanna  Lafranchi,  Steff  O'Brien. 


Many  organizations  take 
advantage  of  the  use  of  the  tables 
in  the  Moseley  Center.  These 
tables  are  used  for  anything  from 
recruiting  new  members  to  fund 
raisers  and  informing  students 
about  upcoming  events. 


Most  of  the  organizations  on 
campus  actively  participate  in 
Homecoming.  One  of  the  major 
events  includes  a  parade  down 
Haggard  Avenue  before  the  big 
game.  Organizations  are  judged 
on  their  floats. 


Orsanizations 


+ 


93 


Circk  'K 


First  row:  Dawn  Carroll,  Kristi  Garden.  KC  Haverstick,  Bridgette  Arthur.  Leslie  Roessler.  Row  2:  Crystal  Loy, 

Tahatha  Grain.  Kelly  Golins.  Amber  Goley.  Dawn  Ronaldo 


"Lfon's  finest 

Front  row:  Maurice  Gardner,  Tony  White. Row  2:  Khadija  Jefferson,  Monica  Jones,  Erin    Jackson,  Sherrika 
Stanley,  Stacey  Henderson,  Tricia  Pike.  Row  3:  Kimberly  Williams,  Leslie  White,  Mickelle  Szmajda,  Natali( 
Metz,  Marixa  Jones,  Tunisia  Phifer,  Kristin  CuUey,  Rena  Fisher.  Back  row:  TaNesra  Carter,  Leslie 
McCormick,  Shanelle  Pickraum,  Tameka  Johnson,  Giselle  Pole. 


94 


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Oraani/'ations 


[on  VoCunteers 


't  following  names  were  submitted:  Jennifer  Jordan,  Julie  Elmore,  Amanda  Mechley,  Eric  Lasko,  Myh  Cunney, 
dsti  Waterman,  Mark  McGinnis,  Michelle  Mancher,  Ginny  Watkins,  Amy  Wile,  Athena  Meadragduras,  Leslie 
kite,  Riza  Aquino.  Amy  Jumbay,  Jen  Quinn,  Jena  Tenley. 


College  Coffee  is  often  used  for 

demonstrations  and  presentations 

by  all  groups  on  campus.  Kappa 

Alpha  Psi  takes  advantage  of  the 

crowd  gathered  there  to  exhibit 

some  of  their  many  talents. 


RHA  President  TaNessa  Carter, 
discusses  plans  for  future 
meetings  and  hands  out  fruit 
baskets  sponsered  by  the 
Residence  Hall  Association. 


Organizations 


4 


95 


Matfiematics  Associa- 
tion of^lmerica: 

Front  Row:  Tern  Johnson,  Cindy 
Enloe,  Holly  Weeks.  Row  2:  Kee- 
Kee  Roberts,  Kristin  Miller,  Tiffany 
Scobey.  Row  3:  Jeff  Clark,  Lyndsey 
Jessup,  Danny  Modlin,  Todd 
Williard.  Back  Row:  Todd  Lee,  Skip 
AUis,  Bill  Barbee.  Cap  Smith, 
Richard  Haworth. 


"Kappa  Mu  "Epsifon: 

Front  Row:  Terri  Johnson,  Jeff 
Clark.  Row  2:  Kristin  Miller,  Kee- 
Kee  Roberts,  Todd  Williard,  Tiffany 
Scobey.  Back  Row:  Skip  Allis.  Bill 
Barbee,  Richard  Haworth,  David 
Naurocki. 


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\£COuntmg  Society: 

ont  row:  Melissa  Pace.  Kristie  Wood,  Shannon  Ransone,  Lisa  Lindley,  Julie  Spivey.  Row  2:  Deborah  Caldwell, 
istalyn  Addison,  Kerri  Anderson,  Jason  Lenkiewicz,  Chris  Hume.  Row3:  Amy  Kerr,  Monica  Jones,  Brook  Bundick, 
mifer  Sizemore,  Donna  Holt,  Chris  Nardella,  Patty  Cox.  Row  4:  Prof.  Gibney,  Jeffrey  Shaw,  Tim  Saffell. 


This  year  students  were  baptized 
in  Beck  Pool  in  the  Koury 
Center. 


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Tendufum: 

Front  row:  Carriann  Kurlya,  Giselle  Pole, 
Jeff  Wirick.  Back  row:  Andrew  Brickley. 
Tracey  Stark.  Stacey  Ward.  Michelle  Cater. 
Eric  McCrickard,  Eric  Akelaitis. 

Jl  special  tfmnf^you  to  the  staff  of  the. 
(Pendufumfor  aff  tHier  fiefp  untfipfioto- 
£rapfis. 


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Society  ofTrofessionaf 
Joumafists: 

Front  row:  Carriann  Kurlya,  Michelle 
Cater,  Jeff  Wirick.  Back  row:  Andrew 
Brickley.  Stacey  Ward,  Eric 
McCrickard.  Eric  Akelaitis. 


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Courtesy  of  the  Pendulul 


Members  of  Habitat  for 
Humanity  spent  the  summer 
building  a  house.  These 
students  don't  seem  to  mind  all 
the  hard  work. 


Ace  reporters.  Tracey  Stark  and 
Jeff  Wirick,  always  get  to  the 
bottom  of  the  story.  Getting  the 
scoop  often  involves  staying  up 
all  night  to  make  a  deadline. 


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Oreanizations 


WSO^: 


Megen  Wessell 


Front  row:  Mike  Faas.  Row  2:  Damon 
Marella,  Scott  Dayton,  Chris  Margeson, 
Steve  Harrel,  Charies  Hale,  Chuck  Buckley, 
Craig  Gaulding,  Myk  Lunney,  David 
Malowitz.  Row  3:  Stephen  Snyder,  Bryan 
Skeen,  Brian  Slivka,Brian  Ditzel,  Greg 
Jardin.  Back  row:  Beth  Murphy,  Rich 
Wilkinson,  Mike  Dugan,  Dave  Jakubson, 
Mike  Skrief,  Mandy  Warren,  Amanda 
Curran,  Jamie  Owen,  Tim  Cavanaugh,  Dan 
Downer,  Ryan  Thorton,  Tom  Mullen,  Pete 
Misisco,  Darcie  Cascone. 

(DandeCion  ^Iheatre: 

Front  Row:  Jaime  Doucette,  Ashley 
Stevenson, Beth  Armstrong,  Becky 
French,  Jessica  Cyran,  Meredith  Stewart, 
Kate  Kennedy  Back  row:  Jill 
Christainsen,  Stephen  Davis,  Eric  Marcus, 
Elisabeth  Wise 


Sisters  of  Alpha  Omicron  Pi  , 
Nancy  Austin  and  Lee  Clark, 
take  time  to  pose  for  a  quick 
photo  on  their  way  to  the  Rose 
Bowl,  AOII's  annual  formal. 


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Megen  Wessel,  yearbook 
photographer,  gets  caught  on 
the  other  side  of  the  camera. 


Organizations 


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A  Clvser  LooliM 


Phi  Psi  Cli 


Sports  Editor.  Kim  Jacklitch  works  diligently  to  complete 
her  deadline  on  time.  She  was  in  charge  of  compiling  all 
of  the  information  on  the  sports  pages.  She  made  photo 
assignments,  wrote  copy,  and  designed  and  tagged  all  of 
her  own  spreads. 

Arts  &  Academics  Editor  Arna  Majcher  pays  careful 
attention  to  Advisor  Felicia  Massey  during  one  of  the 
Tuesday  afternoon  meetings. 

1  POjt  rii  I  iiiizations 


Dedication,  determination  and  the  ability  to  work  well  with 
others  under  the  pressure  of  time  constraints  are  all  part  of 
what  makes  an  excellent  yearbook  staff  member! 

Advisor-  Felicia  Massey 

Editor-  Carilynn  A.  Champey 

Sports  Editor-Kim  Jacklitch 

People  Editor-Shelley  Sparks 

Photography  Editor-Megen  Wessel 

Business  Editor- Angela  Adkins/Eric  McCrickard 

Arts&Academics  Editor- Arna  Majcher 

Organizations  Editor-Amy  Harrison 

Copy  Editor-Michelle  Cater 

Photography:  Jenny  Jarnecke,  Maureen  Whalen, 

Tish  Beauchamp. 

Copy:  Betty  Carroll,  Sarah  Voss 


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Courtesy  of  Riza  Aquino 


Students  gather  to  celebrate 
the  holidays  at  the  annual 
Snow  Ball,  a  dance  sponsored 
by  student  organizations, 
with  the  profits  from  ticket 
sales  going  toward  a  worthy 
charity. 


These  Elon  students  attended  the 
NCLC  Reunion  at  camp 
Miniwanca  in  Michigan. 


Carilynn  A.  Champey 


Organizations  can  always  be 
found  in  the  Moseley  Center 
lobby  raising  money  for  some 
philanthropy.  In  this  case,  the 
brothers  of  Sigma  Pi  are  raising 
funds  to  help  with  leukemia 
research. 


Organization.s 


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Bus  loads  and  van  loads  of  athletes  and  fans 

vould  head  towards  Carson  Neuman.  Every 

:oach,  every  player,  every  fan  had  seen  an 

31on  workout.  It  meant  playing  hard.  It 

neant  giving  it  all  you  could  give.  Elon 

iports  demanded  1 10%.  On  the  track  and  on 

he  court,  in  the  locker  room  and  in  the 

A^eight  room,  in  the  classroom  and  in  the 

itess  center,  Elon  Athletes  gave  it  there  ut- 
most. With 

thousands  of 

i  '^m^    ^^I^^^^^B  ^^^^1'  Every- 
^  vv^^l^^^^^M  one  got A 

Piece  of  the 
Action. 


— Leigh  Worlds 


The  ultimate  test  of  of 
dedication  and  determina- 
tion, taking  on  the  chal- 
lenge of  wearing  an  Elon 
uniform  and  striving  to 
succeed. 


'own 


Football  is  definitely  an  American  sport.  It  is 
a  spectator  sport  that  is  played  by  many  at  varying 
levels.  All  the  way  from  pop-warner  teams  to 
professional  teams,  these  male  athletes  gain  skills, 
bruises,  and  in  some  severe  cases,  broken  bones. 
These  athletes  are  tough,  determineci,  and  role 
models  for  many.  The  Elon  Fighting  Christians  get 
up  for  early  morning  practices,  just  make  dinner  at 
Harden  after  long  evening  practices,  practice  in  all 
weather  conditions,  and  lift  weights  until  their 
muscles  ache.  What  is  all  this  for?  For  some  just  the 
satisfaction  of  playing  at  the  college  level  is  enough, 
some  do  it  for  themselves,  others  for  their  family, 
some  for  scholarships  but  most  do  it  to  win. 

The  Elon  football  team  was  under  a  new 
coaching  staff  this  year  and  boy  did  the  student 
body  see  the  effects.  Walking  around  campus, 
many  football  players  were  seen  with  casts  on 
varying  parts  of  the  body  and  many  of  these  injuries 
came  from  just  tough  practice  days.  The  new 
coaching  staff,  headed  by  Al  Seagraves,  put  the  men 
to  work  but  it  definitely  paid  off  in  the  end.  The 
Elon  football  team  finished  with  the  same  record  as 
last  year  but  the  team  showed  much  advancement 
in  their  skill  level.     —Kim  Jacklitch 


b\i%  X  Wx  W^. 


Newberry  L  3-35 

North  Carolina  Central  L  14-17 

West  Georgia  L  14-48 

Carson  Newman  L  0-20 

Lenoir-Rhyne  W  35-24 

Mars  Hill  W  38-28 

Presbyterian  L  23-27 

Catawba  L  24-45 

Gardner-Webb  W  34-29 

Western  Carolina  L  28-45 

Winaate  W  33-14 


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On  the  run!  Quarterback  Tyler  Hall  didn't  see  any  open  receivers 
so  he  took  a  chance  and  ran  the  ball  himself.  Tyler's  skills  im- 
proved as  the  season  progressed  and  he  led  the  team  to  victories. 


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On  your  mark,  get  set,  go!  The 

offensive  line  prepares  for  yet 
another  play. 


I'm  open,  I'm  open!(BeIow)  Senior 
wide  receiver  Trey  Foy  catches  the  ball 
and  runs  for  the  end  zone.  His  speed  and 
determination  were  definitely  an  asset  to 
the  Fighting  Christians. 


ick  Moore.  Walter  Sellars.  Jovan  Cobb. 


)tball  -  UraJ  Quail. rhoiius  LaR,>...^L.M..^  Miiii-i.  B;i..i- Bi>.;J:..    1 ;. !. :  I  l.i.l   Sieven  Freguson,  Maurice  BLniii:,    i,.  n.  ^\  .mLk.     \L,im,m  I -!•  ,.,  ^    ,    .     ..      . 

phan  Bloodwonh    Josh  Chappell.  John  Ream,  Mano  Thompson.  Doug  Gissendanner.  Austin  Boone.  Bobby  Cox.  Anthony  Leach.  Shaxvn  Gannaway.  Ron  Johnson.  Jerome  Godwin.  Maurice 
lliams  Robert  Straton  Daren  Bethea.  Reggie  Ignash.  Craig  Cohen.  Keith  Gailher.  Robert  Rogers.  Tosin  Adeboyeku.  Joe  Hughes.  Bnan  Osborn.  Shawn  Momson.  Asm  McGill.  Brian  Rose.  Jim 
Ihs  Dwaine  Carpenter.  Ezekiel  Gamble.  Mark  Gould.  Kevin  Leake.  Ryan  McNeil.  Jed  Davis.  Dewayne  Thomas.  Shawn  Stevenson.  Steven  Shenk.  Jonathan  Boes.  Dalone  Grate,  John  Putnam, 
arhe  Chandler  Kevin  Pirecki.  George  Baker.  Antoine  Miller.  Greg  Raines.  Jody  Fuller.  Joe  Curtis.  Neil  Smith.  Sam  OShields.  Jeff  Dillman.  Mark  Nunn,  Chris  Williams.  Eric  Jalonen.  Tim 
lliday  Steve  Campbell  Karl  Zierfuss.  Buck  Baldwin.  Eric  Paulson.  Todd  Langston.  Chuckle  Preslar.  Parker  Ramsey,  Jason  Jannko,  Ahmad  Zaghal,  Jason  Wilson.  Damn  Haywood.  Bnan 
drath.  James  Rippa.  Trey  Foy.  Maike  Hams,  Marc  Arnone,  Chris  Capistrant.  Melvin  Diggs.  James  Mabe.  Travis  Whitaker,  Kevin  Hinson,  Mark  Boseman,  Ricky  Fulp,  Bnan  Stephens,  Bnan 
-tson.  Jerome  Nelson,  Ryan  Bays,  Phillip  Solomon,  Kammon  Hiatt,  Nick  Whiteman.  j, ,„  %^     105 


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Vou  can't  get  bj 
me!  Elon 

defenderMatt 
Corey  fights  off  a 
Gardner- Webb 
player  to  prevent  a 
goal  from  being 
scored. His  quick 
feet  helped  the  de- 
fense a  lot. 


Slider!  Midfielder 
Meghan  Moore 
slide  tackles  a  Barry 
University  player. 
This  move  is  essen- 
tial to  know  in  the 
higher  levels  of  soc- 
cer to  gain  control 
of  the  ball. 


Left,  right,  left! 

Drew  Moss 

juggles  the  ball 
around  trying  to 
make  a  decision  of 
which  way  to  go 
around  the  de- 
fender. Drew  has 
excellent  ball  con- 
trol and  proves  it 
on  the  field. 


The  game  winning  goal!  Forward  Patricia  Clark 
plays  an  excellent  offensive  gaine  and  scored  many 
goals  throughout  the  season  that  won  the  game  for 
the  fighting  Christians. 


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Men's  Soccer:  Front  Row:  Casey  Wasielewski,  Man  i\nc\.  Rob 

McKearin.  Howie  Allan,  Bryan  Beaney.  Scott  Backman,  Joel  Munns. 
Row  2:  Joe  Broscious.  Ross  Cames,  Ryan  Hadley.  Brandon  Hughes. 
ScoU  Loney,  Ben  Hoffman.  Jamie  Hart.  Zack  Quill.  Row  3:  Coach 
Mike  Reilly.  Bucky  McCarley,  Tim  Fabrizio.  Toby  La  Costc.  Ethan 
Hutchins.  Drew  Moss.  Joey  Roberts.  Mike  Hutz.  Back  Row:  John 
Bryant  (Manager).  Travis  Winkler.  Matt  Sehifano.  Court  Parker.  Alex 
Paschoid.  Jeff  Mercado.  Coach  Mason. 
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Women's  Soccer:  Front  Row  :  Christina  Rosbert,  Kerrie  Wilson,  Isabelle 
Dchnicrs.  Emily  Hawkins.  Kelly  McGrath.  Patricia  Clark  Row  2:  Stacey  Keene, 
Jennifer  Brand.  Kim  Ridolfi.  Michaela  Daly.  Lauren  Haas.  Emily  Matesic.  Chns 
Angel  Row  3:  Stephanie  Sorells.  Sara  Miltenherger.  Ingrid  Deeuyper.  Meghan 
Mciore.  Audra  Phillips,  Lindsey  Kopald  Back  Row  :  Coach  Paul  Webster.  Margi 
Burkhart.  Jennifer  Jung.  Meghan  Miller.  Kristin  Facella.  Kristin  McDonnell.  Kelli 
Rowels  Lisa  Gatchell 


Longwood  College  L  0-1 

High  Point  University  L  1-2 

Newberry  College  -  — 

Mars  Hill  College  L  2-7 

St.  Andrews  College  T  1-1 

Carson-Newman  College  L  0-2 

Methodist  College  L  0-2 

Catawba  College  L  0-3 

Lenoir-Rhyne  College  T  0-0 

Gardner-Webb  University  L  0-5 

UNC-Pembroke  L  2-4 

Barton  College  L  0-3 

Wingate  University  L  1-2 

Presbyterian  College  L  1-3 

S 


Women  5  Soccer 


Longwood  College  W  4-0 

Queens  College  L  !-2 

High  Point  University  W  3-0 

Carson-Newman  College  W  2-0 

Wingate  University  W  3-0 

Barry  University  (Fl)  L  1-3 

Lynn  University  (Fl)  L  0-4 

Greensboro  College  W  8-0 

Liberty  College  W  4-0 

Lenoir-Rhyne  College  W  2-1 

Presbyterian  College  T  0-0 

University  of  North  Florida  T  l-l 

Francis-Marion  University  L  0-2 

Gardner-Webb  University  W  1-0 

Catawba  College  W  3-0 

Mars  Hill  W  2-0 


Soccer  is  a  game  of  quick  footwork, 
determination,  speed  and  a  will  to  win.  The 
Fighting  Christians  posess  all  of  these  quali- 
ties. The  soccer  teams  have  long  practices, 
full  of  drills,  sprints  and  long —  distance 
running.  These  players  must  stay  in  shape  to 
keep  their  game  up  to  its  prime. 

The  women's  soccer  team  had  an 
excellent  seaon  with  a  record  10-4-2.  These 
women  played  well  together  and  it  showed  on 
the  field.  The  defense  kept  oponents  from 
scoring  while  the  offense  fought  hard  to  score 
in  tight  situations.  Overall  the  offense  shot 
more  on  goal  than  most  of  their  opponents. 

The  men's  soccer  team,  however, 
didn't  do  as  well  as  the  women.  Due  to  the 
loss  of  some  key  players  last  year,  the  team  is 
young  this  year  and  the  players  will  learn  and 
grow  together. 

Overall,  as  the  season  progressed,  the 
crowds  got  larger  and  the  fans  got  louder. 
The  interest  in  this  spectator  sport  is  defi- 
nitely growing  and  in  the  years  to  come. 
Elon's  players  will  once  again  dominate. 
— Kim  Jacklitch 

<—  You  can't  catch  me.  Defender  Christina  Rosbert 
gets  ready  to  clear  the  ball  to  prevent  a  Barry  Univer- 
sity goal. 


Try  me!  Elon  forward  goes  one —  on —  one  with  the 
defender  and  takes  a  shot  at  the  goal.  Her  quick  feet 
aided  her  to  many  goal  attempts. 


Sports 


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107 


Round  and  round  we  go!  Pitcher  Cheryl  Denny  did  an  excellent 
jub  pitching  this  season.  Due  to  her  accuracy  on  the  mound  and  the 
determination  by  her  teammates,  the  ladies  had  a  great  winning 
season- 


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Softball  Team      ^m 

Evie  Benson 

Colleen  Lally 

Jill  Bodino 

Kelly  Lloy 

Heather  Dennia 

Theresa  Schifano 

Holly  Briel 

Missi  Rutt^^^ 

Cheryl  Denny 

Hilary  Shannon^^^ 

Robin  Isley 

Megan  Slasher 

Kristen  Kendrick 

Melissa  Summers 

Gina  Kruegef 

Dana  Wascak 

Jen  Warren 

Strike  out.  Daa.ZecKniaTi  stiikes 
another  Kiitztown  batter.  Dan's 
pitching  led  the  team  to  many  victories. 


Baseball  Team 

Scott  Clark 

James  Ficher 

Jonathan  Marks 

Stephen  Harris 

Reggie  Wells 

Kevin  Wxrick 

Jeremy  Child 

Josh  Bang 

Brian  Hopkins 

Mike  Deike 

Scott  Brendle 

Hank  Eimer 

Jason  Simmons 

Dan  Zeckman 

Mike  Trevison 

Tom  Emig 

Jeffrey  Wilson 

Ryan  McDowell 

Todd  Wirt 

Jason  Napier 

Chris  Maness 

Bradlex  Beeson 

Luis  Falcon 

Kevin  Bedard 

Tony  Pigott 

Guy  Robertson 

T.J.  Donovan 

Brian  Maness 

Chris  Hughes 

Jason  Baumgardner                            \ 

Jason  Howell 

Todd  Hendrickson 

Close  call!  Chris  Maness  catches  the  ball  and  tags  the  player  but 

as  the  photo  shows  it  is  a  close  call.  The  umpire  calls  the  ball  in 
the  opponent's  favor,  but  Chris  got  the  next  one. 


Danny  Modlin 


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Pitch 


F\Mi  Sophomore 

''hall  to  far  outfield. 


Elon's  baseball  team  lost  many  key  play- 
ers last  year  but  also  received  many  excellent 
transfers  and  freshmen  who  proved  themselves 
this  season.  The  baseball  team,  under  new  Head 
Coach  Mike  Kennedy,  had  an  extremely  tough 
schedule  this  season  preparing  for  the  switch  to 
Division  I.  but  the  team  stepped  up  to  the  challenge 
and  played  excellent  all  season. 

The  Softball  team  is  still  a  very  young  one 
(with  only  one  senior)  but  defintely  one  to  watch 
for.  Last  year,  the  women  finished  with  a  winning 
record  of  3 1  - 1 3  and  this  year  the  ladies  aimed  for 
the  conference  championship.  Pitcher  Cheryl 
Denny  led  the  team  with  her  excellent  pitching 
skills  but  the  whole  team  chipped  in  and  proved 
that  they  can  work  very  well  together. 

Watch  out  for  the  Elon  softball  team,  be- 
cause they  are  on  the  rise  and  next  year  should 
prove  to  be  even  better  because  all  but  one  player 
should  return. 


I've  got  it!  Sophomore  Jason  Napier  catches 
another  pop-fly.  His  accuracy  at  second  base  got 
many  opponents  out. 


She's  out!  Robin  Isley  makes  a  nice  catch  and  gets  her 
opponent  out.  She  very  rarely  let  her  team  down. 


Sports 


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ptitnp  J.  Up 


Both  the  men's  and  women's  basketball 
teams  began  their  seasons  strong  with  many 
\ictories  over  some  tough  competitors,  but  both 
finished  sixth  in  the  field  of  eight  in  the  South 
Atlantic  Conference,  before  the  conference  tourna- 
ment. 

For  the  men,  senior  Seth  Chambless 
stepped  up  this  season  as  point  guard  and  was  one 
of  the  leaders  in  assists  and  steals  in  the  SAC. 
Chris  Kiger  was  the  leading  scorer  in  many  of  the 
Fightin'  Christians'  \ictories  and  reached  a  mile- 
stone of  1,000  points  in  his  basketball  career.  Many 
other  players  contributed  to  the  outstanding 
playing  of  the  men's  team  with  excellent  defense 
and  good  ball-handling  skills,  making  good 
decisions  that  brought  enthusiasm  and  excitement 
into  the  Alumni  Gym  for  eyery  home  game.  These 
men  ended  up  finishing  first  at  the  conference 
tournament  and  are  looking  bright  for  next  year 
with  all  their  young  talent. 

The  women  also  had  their  eyes  set  on  a 
conference  title  but  due  to  the  loses  in  some  key 
games,  the  ladies  didn't  do  as  well  as  they  had 
hoped.  The  women's  basketball  team  had  an 
excellent  season  with  key  players  Lakia  Hayes, 
Anne  Monstead  and  Jodie  Hallett  averaging  over 
10  points  per  game.  Many  other  players  also 
contributed  to  the  second  placement  at  the  confer- 
ence tournament  with  determination. 


He  shoots,  he  scores!  Junior  Chris  Kiger  takes  a  shot  over  the 
defender  and  sinks  another  one  for  the  Fightin'  Christians — > 


Help!  Forward  Jami  White  looks  for  another 
teammate  to  pass  to.  She  was  a  great  asset  on 
offense  for  the  lady  Fightin'  Christians. 


Men 's  Basketball        Women 's  Basketball 


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Sports 


Longwood  College 

W 

81-80 

High  Point  University 

L 

49-5 1 

Davis  and  Elkins  College 

W 

88-81 

UNC-Pembroke 

W 

72-60 

Newberry  College 

L/W 

S3-87/71-51 

Carson-Newman  College 

VV/L 

56-41/68-8 

Carson-Newman  College 

W/L 

811-71/71-87 

Sonoma  State  University 

W 

53-48 

Averett  College 

W 

116-87 

University  of  Calif.  Davis 

L 

.57-78 

Florida  Southern 

L 

58-63 

Fairmont  State 

W 

86-68 

Warner-Soiilhern 

L 

73-74 

Newberry  College 

w 

82-48 

College  of  Charleston 

L 

59-68 

Mars  Hill  College 

W/L 

8 1  -69/68-8 

Mars  Hill  College 

W/L 

88-72/82-98 

Wingate  University 

W/L 

89-74/52-6 

Wingate  University 

VV/W 

97-88/80-70 

Catawba  College 

L/L 

44-72/63-6 

Catawba  College 

L/W 

69.76/91-79 

Presbyterian  College 

L/L 

61-62/57-6 

Presbyterian  College 

L/L 

61-64/71-81 

Gardner-Webb  University 

W/W 

65-57/67-6 

Gardner-Webb  University 

L/L 

63-79/64-66 

Lenoir-Rhyne  College 

W/W 

70-63/83-4 

Lenoir-Rhyne  College 

L/W 

66-76/65-55 

MINE! 

Amy  Hill  fights 
off  the  Wingate 
players  and 
gains  posses- 
sion of  the  ball 
for  the  Fightin' 
Christians.  Her 
aggressiveness 
was  an  asset  to 
the  team  all 
season. 

Watch  this  fake! 

Mike  Thomas 
fakes  a  shot  and 
confuses  the  de- 
fender. Mike's 
skills  and  pa- 
tience aided 
Elon's  men's  bas- 
ketball team  to 
numerous 
victories. 

Up,  down,  up. 

Forward  Jodie 
Hallett  dribbles 
the  ball  waiting 
for  one  of  her 
teammates  to 
become  open. 
Jodie  has  excel- 
lent ball  han- 
dling skills  that 
helped  the  team 
tremendously. 


Mens'  Basketball  Team 


Seth  Chambless 

Adam  Roberts 

Mike  Thomas 

Ken  Spell 

Chris  Kiger 

Joey  Schwetz 

Dennis  Gaskins 

Alan  Stein 

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omen's  Basketball  :Row  1:  Shannon  Rannigan,  Sarah  Pearcy.  Anne 
onstead.  Jami  White.  Kim  Johnson,  Mary  Coleman.  Row  2:  Kelly  Ticich, 
lellie  Johnson.  Nissa  Pauley.  Lakia  Hayes.  Amy  Hill.  Ulaine  Cummings  Jodie 
illett.  (  Not  pictured:  Jamie  Kosiba  and  Micah  Lewis) 


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Elon's  athletic  department  is  seeking 
volleyball  and  cross  country  players  who 
possess  the  following  qualities:  determination, 
commitment,  time  and  a  will  to  win. 

This  ad  could  have  been  used  when  looking 
for  Elon  volleyball  and  cross  country  players. 
These  athletes  go  through  long,  strenous 
practices  full  of  sprints  and  jogging.  The 
volleyball  players  serve,  pass  and  spike  ball 
after  ball  until  almost  perfection  is  achieved. 
The  matches  and  meets  are  challenging  and 
require  much  preparation  but  the  rewards  of 
playing  a  sport  in  college  and  winning  a  game 
is  satisfaction  that  overcomes  the  pain  of 
practice. 

The  volleyball  team  was  a  very  young  one 
this  year  with  no  seniors.  These  young  players 
had  to  pull  together  and  rose  to  the  challenge, 
ending  with  a  great  season. 

Last  year,  the  men's  cross  country  team  was 
the  top  one  going  into  the  finals.  Coming  into 
the  season  this  year,  the  cross  country  teams 
were  confident  that  they  would  be  the  leaders 
in  the  conference  once  again. 


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Running  for  the  gold!  Meg  Crawford  keeps  a  steady 
pace  throughout  the  meet  against  Carson-Newman. 
She  was  one  of  Elon's  fastest  women's  cross  country 
runners 


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Cross  Country 


High  Point  University 

2-2 

Catawba  College 

25-10 

USC-Spartanburg 

3-4 

Mars  Hill  College 

26-10 

Carson-Newman  College 

17-18 

Lenoir-Rhyne  college 

6-4 

St.  Andrews  College 

7-4 

Gardener- Webb  University 

19-8 

Wingate  University 

22-10 

Pembroke  State  University 

12-7 

Presbyterian  College 

13-8 

Rollins  College 

14-8 

Flagler  College 

13-8 

Mens    Womens 


High  Point 

1  of  1  1 

1  of  9 

Carson-Newman 

4  of  13 

2  of  13 

Winthrop 

2  of  13 

1  of  13 

Greensboro 

3  of  10 

6  of  12 

Eastern  &  Aggie 

2  of  10 

1  of  12 

State  Meet 

1  of  6 

2  of  7 

SAC  Tournament 

1  of  7 

1  of  7 

NCAA  II  Regionals 

13  of  22 

5  of  19 

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Volleyball  offense  is  ready  tor  action,  scormg  is  the  mam  objective 
in  this  fast  paced  game  of  volleys  and  serves.  Elon  defense  is  as 
strong  as  it  gets!  This  year  the  team  is  composed  mainly  of  new 
students. 


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Women's  Cross  Country:  Row  1:  M.  Crawford,  A.  Stoffer,  S. 
Czametzky,  L.  Fulk,  K.  Spiker,  T.  Norris.  Row  2:  S.  Betts,  J. 
Sgambati,  M.  McWane,  E.  Linz,  L.Gould.  L.  Clark. 


/omen's  Volleyball:  L.  Baumgardner,  M.  DeAngelo.  C.  Denny 
.  Feyes.  L.  Fortune.  R.  Isley,  J.  Lunder.  F.  Macpherson.  K. 
leeteer,  A.  Peak,  K.  Ruoff,  W.  Schott.  T.  Smith 


Men's  Cross  Country:  Row  1 :  S.  Steere,  W.  Payton, 
J.  Bailey,  M.  Cody,  C.  Robbins,  P.  Ormsby,  K.  Kelly. 
Row  2:  E.  Lasko,  C.  Bebout,  B.  Keller,  S.  Breslin,  J. 
Cotter,  C.  Green,  E.  Hines. 


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Women's  Tennis  Team 

(Coach  John  Walton) 
Deborah  Belin  Eleanor  Brooks 

Sarah  Collins 
Eva  Connors  Kourtney  Cotton 

Kristen  Fleming 

Ashley  Lane  Kara  McLaughlin 

Cori  Newman 
Alicia  Otte  Jenny  Thigpen 


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trates and  hits  the  ball  back  to  her 
opponent. 

(top  photo)  Sophomore  Sarah 
Collins  hits  the  ball  back  over 
the  net  while  warming  up  her 
swing. 


Keep  your  eye  on  the  ball. 

Kristen  Fleming  watches  the 
ball  carefully  as  she  pulls  back 
her  racket  and  performs  a  beau- 
tiful backhand. 


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Fooled  ya!  Kourtney  Gotten  may  look  a  little  off  balance 
but  she  knew  just  what  she  was  doing. 


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First-Come, 

First-Served 


The  sport  of  tennis  is  definitely  one  of 
the  most  challenging  and  demanding  of  the 
individual  sports.  For  the  Fightin'  Christian 
tennis  teams,  their  lives  consist  of  constant 
practice,  competition,  and  travel  for  a  few 
months  of  the  school  year,  finding  time  some- 
where for  classes  and  schoolwork. 

Elon's  players,  both  men  and  women, 
have  a  lot  to  live  up  to  because  Elon's  tennis 
program  has  a  great  history.  The  '97  teams 
consisted  of  players  with  determination,  a 
great  serve,  skilled  forehand  and  backhands 
and  strategies  that  helped  them  win  matches. 

Both  teams  lived  up  to  the  challenge 
finishing  with  good  seasons  and  playing  with 
heart  and  skill.  They  also  feel  confident  that 
the  future  is  looking  good  for  them. 


Men's  Tennis  Team 

(Coach  Tom  Parham) 
Christian  Broiver 

Ning  Dalodom 
Robert  Eskilsson 

Peter  Wememar 
Jacob  Birk 

Adriano  Blacutt 
Chris  Kader 

Daniel  Neuman 
Jan  Friden 


ving  it  his  all,  Robert  Eskilsson's  skills  helped  bring  victo- 
s  to  Elon. 


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This  way 
F  i  g  h  t  i  n  ' 
Christian! 

Burlington's 
Christmas  Pa- 
rade isn't  com- 
plete without 
the  spirit  of 
E     1     o     n     . 


Go     ELON! 

Cheerleader 
Diane  Fry 
kept  on  cheer- 
ing  even 
though  tem- 
peratures 
were  pretty 
low.  That's 
the  kind  of 
dedication 
and  enthusi- 
asm that  the 
Elon  cheer- 
leaders have! 


Sophomores  Peter  Ervin,  Philip  Messick,  Kim  Jacklitch,  Tiffany 
Hunter  and  Dennis  Ahern  celebrate  winning  the  championship 
game  of  their  co-recreation  volleyball  for  the  second  year  in  a  row 


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A  little  help  please!   Dennis  Ahern  looks  for  an  open  receiver  but  isn't 
having  much  luck.  His  team  from  Hook  Residence  Hall  had  a  great 
time  and  won  almost  all  of  their  games. 

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On  the  course.-.Donough  Forde  and  Knox  Milligan 


)n  golf  player  Jeff  Ennis 
iles  for  a  quick  photo  on 
I  way  to  a  tournament. 


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Fall  1996  Results 


Place 

Teams 

Pfeiffer  Tn. 

4th  of 

20 

Guilford  Inv. 

3rd  of 

18 

Presbyterian  Inv. 

7th  of 

17 

Catawba  Inv. 

1st  of 

18 

Old  Dominion  Inv. 

13th  of 

21 

Francis  Marion  Inv. 

2nd  of 

17 

Cheer  Up! 

Golf  &  Intramurals  Get  Down 


Golf  is  a  quiet  sport  that  takes  much 
practice,  perserverance,  patience  and  determi- 
nation. The  Fightin'  Christians  golf  team  trav- 
eled from  course  to  course  throughout  the  season 
coming  out  with  many  victories.  This  year  the 
sport  opened  up  to  women,  and  Elon  is  very 
excited  about  the  future  that  lies  ahead  for  the 
lady  golfers. 

Intramurals  are  a  fun  and  enthusiastic 
way  to  get  involved  on  campus.  Anyone  that 
wants  to  become  involved  can  get  a  team  to- 
gether or  just  show  up  at  the  interest  meeting  for 
a  particular  sport  and  join  a  team  that  needs  extra 
players.  The  prize  for  the  first  place  team  is 
usually  a  T-shirt,  but  the  fun  that  is  present  by 
participating  is  the  reason  students  join. 


Sometimes  the  Elon  cheer- 
leaders aren't  the  main 
focus  on  the  field  or  court, 
but  no  one  realizes  how 
much  time  and  effort  is 
put  into  cheering.  These 
men  and  women  practice 
for  long  hours  sweating 
until  their  muscles  are  ach- 
ing and  the  cheer  is  per- 
fected. 


<~  Elon  is  #1.  Sebrina  Skrabak's  enthusiastic 
school  spirit  could  be  seen  all  the  time. 


GOLF  TEAM:  Jeff  Ennis,  Knox  Milligan,  Brad  Lawrence,  Donough  Forde, 
Brian  McArthur.  (Not  photographed:  Todd  Grassi) 


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25  Lochcarron  Drive 
Elkton.MD  21921 


Deborah  Beasley  Kinley 
1541  George  Bason  Road 
Graham,  NC  27253 

Stacy  Hope  Kirk 
1736Tisbury  Dr. 
Kennesaw,  GA  30152 

Bryan  Todd  Kobos 

7465  Northwest  22nd  Street 

Margate.  FL  33063 

William  Borge  Koch 
58  Oakwood  Drive 
Medford.  NJ  08055 

Charles  Frederick  Koehler 
62  Fox  Pointe  Place 
Pittsburgh,  PA  15238 

Gartett  Christopher  Koke 
PO  Box  71 1 

Southold,  NY  11971 


Lynn  Michelle  Lambert 
5  Wheeler  Gale 
Westport,  CT  06880 

Kyle  Whitfield  Lambeth 
5  Elm  Ridge  Lane 
Greensboro,  NC  27408 

Jennifer  Regina  Lang 
7  Moonedge  Road 
Northport,  NY  11768 

Hunter  Edward  Lankford 
5572  Mary's  Lot  Lane 
WestovenMD  21871 

Harlan  David  Laws 
3  Creekview  Lane 
Durham,  NC  27713 

Alfred  Kay  Leach 

315  W.  Edinborough  Avenue 

Raeford.  NC  28376 


126 


Index 


Vicki  Lynn  Little 
4109  17th  Street  N.W. 
Washington,  DC  20011 

Matthew  Caine  Livesay 
Tillett  Road 
P.O.  Box  603 
Wanchese.NC  27981 

Cara  Anne  Lloyd 
I  13  Heritage  Drive 
Gettysburg,  PA  17325 

Julianne  Marina  Lodowski 
500  Oakshade  Court 
Millersville,  MD21108 

Angela  Nichole  Long 
4301  Brierwood  Lane 
Bluefield,  WV  24701 

James  Shelton  Long 
209  N.  Melville  Street 
Graham,  NC  27253 


Kevin  Ray  Marcum 
5359  N.  Berkeley  Blvd, 
WhitefLsh  Bay,  WI  53217 

Beth  Man 

2217  Edgar  Road 

Point  Pleasant,  NJ  08742 

Craig  J.  Marino 

212  Governor  Bradford  Road 

Brewster.  MA  0263 1 

Andrew  David  Marshall 
3640  Point  Hitch  Rd 
Glenwood.MD  21738 

Anthony  Martin 
3558  Old  Onslow  Rd. 
Greensboro,  NC  27407 

Benjamin  Peter  McCarthy  Martin 
Route  3,  Box  735 
Harpers  Ferry,  WV  25425 


rin  Clea  Martin 
7  Brooks  St. 

rlinaton.NC  27215 


Kelly  DeAnna  McClung 
3323  Jayanne  Way 
Carmichael.  CA  96508 


Colleen  Theresa  Meny 
1 1  Matthew  Court 
Lebanon.  NJ  08833 


Koichi  Monobe 

1-9-17  Tarumachi,  Kohoku-ku 

Yokohama-shi 


ren  Margaret  Martinsen 

3  Hempstead  Road 
Igewood,  NJ  07450 

uis  John  Masciocchi 

4  Summit  Drive 

int  Pleasant.  NJ  08742 

e  Anne  Massimi 
Oneida  Ave. 
kland.  NJ  07436 

tharine  Ann  Matlack 
1  Thomcliff  Drive 
yetteville,  NC  28303 

iphanie  Jane  Matous 

5  Hollyridge  Drive 
swell,  GA  30076 

chelle  April  Matsushige 
36  Gentle  Road 
rtsmouth.  VA  23703 

ather  Denise  Mauritz 
14  Littlestown  Pike 
;stmmster.  MD21158 

nberly  Ann  Mayfield 
1  Roosevelt  Blvd 
irham  Park.  NJ  07932 

landa  Weber  Mayne 
Brighton  Road 
bron,  CT  06248 

|gy  Ann  Ahearn  Mazzola 
?  Balsam  Court 
apel  Hill.  NC  27514 

illy  Elizabeth  McAfee 
i4  Dunnington  Drive 
irietta.  GA  30062 

rri  Lyn  McAllister 

Clematis  Street 

t  Jefferson  Station.  NY  1 1 776 

amas  Matthew  McAllister 

Rumson  Road 

tie  Silver,  NJ  07739 

ma  Nicole  McBride 
)  Kimberly  Drive 
;ensboro.  NC  27408 

ita  Kathleen  McCauley 
i  Cedar  Crest  Drive 
)ley,WV  25271 

ren  Ursery  McClintock 

)3  Mt.  Herman-Rock  Creek  Rd 

)w  Camp,  NC  27349 


Kreg  Edward  McCune 
Rd  #2  Winner  Rd. 
Sharpsville,  PA  16150 

Laurie  Pat  McCutcheon 
105  Holmard  Street 
Gaithersburg,  MD  20878 

Barry  Samuel  McDougald 
12720  Skye  Drive 
Laurinburg,  NC  28352 

Michelle  Dawn  McGillivray 
41  Woodhull  Avenue 
Red  Bank,  NJ  07701 

Jennifer  Kristin  Mclnnis 
9503  Waterline  Drive 
Burke,  VA  22015 

Joshua  Grant  Mcintosh 
6015  Harvester  Court 
Burke,  VA  22015 

Sean  A.  McKinney 
6641  Dogwood  Road 
Baltimore,  MD  21207 

Bryant  Kent  McLaughlin 
12680  Birchwood  Circle 
Laurinburg,  NC  28352 

Kara  Eileen  McLaughlin 
6  Acorn  Ct. 
Ram.sey,  NJ  07446 

Henry  Allen  McLaurin 
12340  Ingleside  Drive 
Laurinburg,  NC  28352 

Nathaniel  Adamy  McMullen 
4170  South  36th  Street 
Arlington,  VA  22206 

Kari  Lynn  Meacham 
3271  Gwenlee  Circle 
Glenwood,  MD2I738 

Amanda  Lea  Meckley 
306  Melissa  Way 
Hendersonville,  NC  28739 

Elizabeth  Ann  Medlin 

1979  Bizzell  Grove  Church  Rd. 

Selma,  NC  27576 

Jennifer  Lynn  Mendenhall 
1160  A  West  Middle  Tnpke 
Manchester,  CT  06040 

Melinda  Marie  Mendenhall 
1 160-a  West  Middle  Tnpke 
Manchester,  CT  06040 


Jeffrey  Neil  Mercado 
102  Gooseridge  Rd 
Forest,  VA  24551 

Kristine  Elizabeth  Merritt 

1 2 1  Roanoke  Dr. 

P.O.  Box  3135 

Kill  Devil  Hills.  NC  27948 

Karen  Elaine  Messina 
8600  Montpelier  Drive 
Laurel.  MD  20708 

Bradley  Robert  Metz 
291  West  Sussex  Avenue 
Sewell,  NJ  08080 

Amy  Carol  Meyer 
137  Celeste  Circle 
Chapel  Hill,  NC  27514 

Cornelius  Antoine  Miller 
2505  Whitaker  Drive 
Kinston,NC  28501 

Erin  Fitzpatrick  Miller 
6255  Park  Rd. 
Mclean.  VA  22101 

Jacob  Milton  Miller 
6255  Park  Road 
McLean.  VA  22101 

Jeffrey  James  Miller 
78  Cranford  Road 

Turnersville.NJ  08012 

Katherine  Ann  Miller 
9705  Rocky  Point 
Clarence.  NY  14031 

Karen  Yvonne  Smith  Mills 
1 207  Rogers  Road 
Graham.  NC  27253 

Jennifer  Louise  Minchik 
3295  Greenway  Drive 
Westminster,  MD21157 

La  Quicha  Renae  Minor 
2113  Pear  Street 
Greensboro,  NC  27406 

Loran  Darrell  Minter 
20403  Ravebsbourn  Drive 
Ettrick.  VA  23803 

Phyllis  Ramona  Creech 

Misenheimer 

814  Burning  Bush  Drive 

Pleasant  Garden,  NC  27313 

Peter  Christopher  Mistretta 
22  Berry  Lane 
Randolph,  NJ  07869 


April  Clarissa  Montano 
452  Forepeak  Ave 
Beachwood,  NJ  08722 

Shelton  Leon  Mooney 
Route  1,  Box  201  B 
Engelhard,  NC  27824 

Spencer  Thomas  Moore 

203  N.  Manning  Ave. 

P.O.  Box  1053^ 

Elon  College,  NC  27244 

Randolph  Lee  Morchower 
22  E.  Square  Lane 
Richmond,  VA  23233 

Alan  James  Morgan 
12740  Woodbridge  Drive 
Laurinburg,  NC  28352 

Rebecca  Anne  Morgan 
6  N.  Cartwright  Road 
P.O.  Box  359 
Shelter  Island,  NY  11964 

Andre  Peter  Morin 
2131  Crousetown  Road 
Lexington,  NC  27292 

Heather  Ann  Morrison 

5  Wright  Place 

Princeton  Junction,  NJ  08550 

Matthew  Gordon  Morrissette 
8120  Beechwood  Drive 
Lynchburg,  VA  24502 

John  Linton  Morrow 
Rt.  61 1,  P.O.  Box  146 
Hague.  VA  22469 

Brandy  Lynn  Mosteller 
5  Foxchase  Road 
Charleston,  WV  25304 

Ryan  Patrick  Mudd 
Rt.  301  South 
POBox  1113 
La  Plata,  MD  20646 

Erica  Kristan  Mullen 
165  Silchester  Drive 
Elkton,MD  21921 

Katherine  Lynn  MuUis 
1 148  Lakeridge  Drive 
Sunderiand,  MD  20689 

William  Reginald  Mullis 
13001  Stratford  Drive 
Laurinburg,  NC  28352 


Index 


127 


Kathryn  Lenox  Murphy 
735  E.Haggard  Ave.,  Apt.  O 
Elon  College.  NC  27244 

Kristin  Lee  Murphy 
3301  Birdsboro  Drive 
Fairfax,  VA  22033 

Janis  Jennings  Murray 
3041  Old  Hillsborough  Road 
Mebane.  NC  27302 

John  Robert  Myers 
15  Edgewood  Street 
Wheeling,  WV  26003 

Tara  Ann  Naas 
120  UCONN  Drive 
Bristol,  CT  06010 

Carl  Wesley  Naman 
405  Pine  Road 
Davidson,  NC  28036 

Angela  J  Nawa 
290  Dallas  Road 
Reidsville,  NC  27320 

Jennifer  Lynn  Neblett 
11315  Kerrick  Court 
La  Plata,  MD  20646 

Jason  Edward  Neely 
1953  Parkwood  Road 
Charleston,  WV  25314 

Kristin  Elizabeth  Neumann 

11 895  Banyan  Street 

Palm  Beach  Gardens.  FL  33410 

Jessica  Danielle  Nienaber 
6308  Torrence  Street 
Burke.  VA  22015 

Andrew  Dunn  Noel 
138  Brighton  Close 
Nashville,  TN  37205 

Jason  Edward  Nolan 
9131  Rockefeller  Lane 
Springfield,  VA  22153 

Whitney  Elizabeth  Noonan 
2107  McClelland  Dr. 
MacdillAfb.FL  33621 

Michael  James  Norris 
2428  Tioga  Trail 
Winter  Park.  FL  32789 

Patricia  Lynne  Norris 
10220  Delray  Road 
Glen  Allen,  VA  23060 

Jennifer  Lynn  Notlling 
2523-G  Suffolk  Drive 
Hiah  Point,  NC  27265 


128 


Index 


Richard  Kain  Nowalk 
3105-D  River  Road 
Point  Pleasant,  NJ  08742 

Douglas  Peter  Nuebler 
295  Crescent  Avenue 
Wyckoff,  NJ  0748 1 

Amy  Beth  Nugent 
1486  Cohassetl  Avenue 
Lakewood.  OH  44107 

Mark  Anthony  Nunn 
2723  Sheep  Farm  Road 
Mt  Airy,  NC  27030 

Shannon  Burt  0"Connell 
725  E.  Haggard  Ave..  #14 
Elon  College.  NC  27244 

Sean  Thomas  O'Hara 
20  Woodbine  Place 
Hilton  Head  Isl,  SC  29928 

Vic  Anderson  O'Neal 
1916-AMaloneRoad 
Budington.NC  27215 

Scarlett  Rose  O'Neill 
2  North  Wickom  Drive 
Westfield.  NJ  07090 

Dan  Gray  Oden 
Highway  12 
P.O.  Box  342 
Hatteras,  NC  27943 

Kimberly  Ann  Oktavec 
2309  Beren  Lane 
Westmin.ster.  MD21157 

Christopher  Adam  Oldham 
314  Woodrow  Avenue 
High  Point.  NC  27262 

Karen  Smith  Ormand 
12461  Woodpecker  Lane 
Laurinburg.  NC  28352 

Sharon  Lynn  Ostapko 
43  Saint  Anthony  PI 
Mahopac,  NY  10541 

Alicia  Anne  Olte 
4487  Stilson  Circle 
Norcross,  GA  30092 

Barrett  Frazier  Overman 
222  Border  Street 
Budington.NC  27215 

Jonathan  Storm  Overocker 
14511  Owl's  Nest  Road 
PO  Box  627 
Nokesville,VA  22123 

Kenneth  Leon  Owens 
5048  Thompson  Mill  Rd 
Graham,  NC  27253 


Meaghan  Micheic  Owens 
5611  Wood  Way 
Bethe.sda,MD  20816 

Jolaina  Noclle  Page 
2211  Canada  Hill  Road 
MyersvillcMD  21773 

Nikolaos  Papachatzis 
l2SofokleoysSt. 
Kallithea  .  Athens 

Michelle  Ann  Parenteau 
14  Thorburn  Road 
Gaithersburg,  MD  20878 

Kelley  Annett  Parker 
9603  Lyndonway  Drive 
Richmond,  VA  23229 

Troy  Allen  Parker 

2200  Pinellas  Point  Drive  Sout 

St.  Petersburg,  FL  337 1 2 

Peggy  Partovi 
6  Brittany  Woods 
Charleston,  WV  25314 

Alex  Edward  Paschold 
2428  Warwick  Road 
Winston  Salem,  NC  27104 

Robert  Howard  Paul 
30l9Forestdale  Drive 
Buriington,NC  27215 

Brenda  Jean  Pavlik 

1069  Idlewood  Drive  North 

Dunedin,  FL  34698 

Eva  Katherine  Peach 
825  Charles  James  Circle 
Ellicott  City,  MD  21043 

Jose  Felipe  Pelaez 
860  North  Ridge  Street 
Southern  Pines,  NC  28387 

Bradley  Justin  Pendley 
7920  Donegal  Lane 
Springfield,  VA  22153 

Geoffrey  Brant  Perry 
P.O.  Box  162 
Odessa,  DE  19730 

James  Earl  Peterson 
1 1  Stonehenge  Drive 
Wayside,  NJ  07712 

Tara  Ann  Piatt 
220  Cathi  Lane 

KernersvillcNC  27284 

Alex  Kerr  Pickens 
1124  Archdale  Drive 

Chariotte.NC  28217 

Lisa  Marie  Pierce 


3807  Roseneath  St 
Olney,  MD  20832 

Matthew  Donald  Plaster 
1.^)5  White  Martin  Lane 
Virginia  Beach,  VA  23464 

Niel  Holland  Postlethwait 
1040  Mochmeath  Way 
Dover.  DE  1 990 1 

John  Matthew  Potanko 

1 862  George  Circle 

North  Huntingdon.  PA  15642 

Alexa  Morgan  Powell 
1  1  Gatlin  Ct 
Durham.  NC  27707 

Jason  Whitfield  Powell 
107  Kemper  Lane 
Gary.  NC  275 11 

Amanda  Anne  Priest 
12240  Mt.  Albert  Road 
Ellicott  City,  MD  21042 

Christopher  Wayne  Prince 
4039  Devon  Drive 
Chesapeake,  VA  23321 

Wilma  Emma  Proffit 
1 924  Malone  Road 
Buriington,NC  27215 

Brian  Patrick  Pugh 
28  Traverse  Drive 
Norristown,  PA  19401 

Melissa  Ann  Quallick 
1581  Clark  Drive 
Yardley,  PA  19067 

Zachary  Quill 
69  Central  Street 
Rockland,  MA  02370 

Jennifer  Quinn 
41  Filmore  Street 
Plymouth,  MA  02360 

Alyson  Burns  Rafferty 
5  Millbrook  Road 
Baltimore,  MD  21218 

Susan  Porter  Ramsey 
Rt  1  Box  383 
Rustburg.  VA  24588 

Shannon  Marie  Ransone 
10492  Gould  Hill  Rd. 
Hanover.  VA  23069 

Eli/abclh  Sluarl  Raynor 
3916  Watauga  Drive 
Greensboro,  NC  27410 

Kevin  Tyree  Reamey 


ate  1, BOX  98 
)okneal,  VA  24528 

;lie  Ann  Rectenwald 
)4  Washington  Road 
:sburgh.  PA  15228 

se  Adam  Regan-Laur 
!1  Woodbine  Road 
lodbine.MD  21797 

pe  Marie  Rehman 
'  Rider  Avenue 
chogue.  NY  11772 

anda  Lynn  Reid 
)4  Tacaro  Lane 
nkirk.  MD  20754 

il  Leonard  Reinert 
)  Main  Street 
ispect.  PA  16052 

ry  Taylor  Everette  Renshaw 
)  West  Front  Street 
rlington.NC  27215 

ather  Rebecca  Reynolds 
)  Camelot  Drive 
tesville,  NC  28677 

ly  Sue  Reynolds 
)  Huffman  Mill  Road 
tQ-13 

rlington.NC  27215 

nald  Joseph  Ricci 
)  Westfield  Lane 
)sonville.  NC  27249 

■ney  Dudley  Rice 
)  Holly  Ridge  Court 
bane.  NC  27302 

nifer  Suzanne  Rich 
>  River  Road  C-9 
Imington.  DE  19809 

idsay  Ann  Richards 
)  Nathan  Hale  Drive 
:st  Chester,  PA  19382 

on  Antonio  Richmond 
!  Birch  Court 
rlington.NC  27217 

litney  Lynn  Riello 
I  Newark  Avenue 
I'allette,  NJ  08735 

.stina  Deloris  Roberts 
14  Good  Hope  Road  S.  E. 
ishington.  DC  20020 

sresa  Darlene  Roberts 
)9  Conway  Gardens  Road 
lando,  PL  32806 


Bradley  William  Robinson 
3102E.  ParksideBlvd. 

#1 

Appleton.WI  54915 

Shana  Brooke  Robinson 
2408  Oakmont  Court 
Oakton.VA  22124 

Andrea  Sue  Roderick 
6803  Church  Court 
Frederick,  MD  21702 

Michael  Gerard  Rodgers 
1030  S.  Keim  Street 
Pottstown.  PA  19465 


Angela  Leigh  Roe 
10107  S.  Piedmont  Ct. 
Highlands  Ranch,  CO  80126 

Seth  David  Rogers 
12300  Chastain  Drive 
Raleigh,  NC  27614 

Shelly  Dawn  Roland 
4079  North  Course  Drive 
Chariotte.  NC  28277 

Timothy  Adam  Rollins 
1515  S.  Mebane  St.  #50 
Buriington.NC  27215 

Rebecca  Allison  Romig 
401  Milmar  Road 
Wilmington.  DE  19804 

Petra  Alexandra  Rosenbaum 
5516  Devon  Road 
Bethesda.MD  20814 

Heather  Elizabeth  Ross 
65  Nicholson  Drive 
Chatham,  NJ  07928 

Scott  Allen  Ross 
9044  Brook  Ford  Road 
Burke,  VA  22015 

Sara  Anne  Rotondi 
760  Point  View  Road 
Brick.  NJ  08724 

Adam  Mark  Rudiger 

310  Joseph  Drive 

West  Chester,  PA  19380 

Geoffrey  Winslow  Russell 
619  Trollinger  Street 
Buriington.NC  27215 

William  Shawn  Russell 
2034  Wildlife  Drive 
Baltimore.  MD  21244 


Mary  Anne  Elder  Ryals 
806  Tarleton  Avenue 
Buriington,  NC  27215 

Sara  Melissa  Ryan 
71  Josephine  Terrace 
Bristol,  CT  06010 

Patrick  Cain  Ryder 
4910  Orkney  Court 
Fairfax.  VA  22032 

Rajat  Sabharwal 
2514-202  Avent  Ferry  Road 
Raleigh.  NC  27606 

Timothy  John  Saffell 
31 19  F  Commerce  Place 
Burlington,  NC  27215 

Kraig  Landon  Sager 
11460Planation  Road 
Laurinburg,  NC  28352 

Staci  Lee  Saltz 

373  Brookpoint  Circle 

Wadsworth,  OH  44281 

Saul  Salzberg 
6044  River  Road 
Norfolk,  VA  23505 

Richard  Donald  Saner 
5207  Chukar  Dr  SW 
Roanoke,  VA  24014 

Elizabeth  Sarcia 
3  Crusade  Road 
Westford,  MA  01886 

James  William  Scalise 
403  N.  Manning  Avenue 
P.O.  Box  1053 
Elon  College,  NC  27244 

Christopher  Charles  Scango 
7306  Delfield  Street 
Chevy  Chase,  MD  20815 

Ryan  James  Scapellato 
1033  W.  Main  St. 
Franklin.  TN  37064 

Steven  Nathan  Scharlat 
205  W.  Haggard  Ave 
Elon  College.  NC  27244 

Jeffrey  Allen  Schlossnagle 
12118MentzerGapRoad 
Waynesboro.  PA  17268 

Wade  Preston  Schoeneweis 
4109  West  Golike  Lane 
Alton,  IL  62002 

Brenna  Lee  Scholl 
1501  Darrell  Drive 
Midlothian,  VA  231 13 


Tiffany  Anne  Scobey 
204  Meadowood  Drive 
Buriington,  NC  27215 

David  Andrew  Scott 
7  Old  Pond  Court 
Westlslip,  NY  11795 

Brandon  Wade  Scruggs 
PO  Box  731 

Gretna,  VA  24557 

Suzanne  Marie  Sebastian 
10006  Portland  Road 
Silver  Spring,  MD  20901 

Brenda  Lee  Warner  Seel 
5914  B  Stoney  Mountain  Road 
Buriington.  NC  27217 

Joy  Elizabeth  Seibold 

118  Perry  Drive 

New  Milford,  CT  06776 

Heather  Allison  Self 
204  Cobble  Way 
Walkersville,MD  21793 

Nancy  Lerryn  Shannon 
344  Sea  Oat  Trail 
Kitty  Hawk,  NC  27949 

James  Monroe  Shinault 
Box  10  A 
Miles,  VA  23025 

Patricia  Christene  Shippee 
1312  Plantation  Oaks  Dr.  S. 
Jacksonville  Beach,  FL  32250 

Richard  Robert  Shirley 
7434  Adams  Park  Court 
Annandale,  VA  22003 

Thomas  Edward  Short 
7501  Moormont  Road 
Rapidan,  VA  22733 

Melissa  Lynn  Share 
2699  Leslie  Drive 
Atlanta,  GA  30345 

Pamela  Ellen  Sidney 
115  Clarksburg  Ct 
Clemmons,NC  27012 

Michael  Eugene  Simmons 

1 19  Creek  Run  Lane 
Rockingham,  NC  28379 

Samuel  David  Simmons 
River  Rat  Rd.  S.R.  1565 
P.O.  Box  339 

Grimesland.  NC  27837 

lyanna  Le  Vette  Sims 
1175  Burbank  Trail 
Morrow,  GA  30260 

Index  i  129 


Patrick  Derek  Singleton 
Turtle  Cove,  33  Church  Bay 
Southampton  SnOl — Bermuda 

Erich  Bailly  Sizelove 
672 1  Pine  Creek  Court 
McLean,  VA  22101 

Gregory  Edmon  Sizelove 
6721  Pine  Creek  Court 
McLean.  VA  22101 

Matt  Christian  Skrief 
6372  Bright  Plume 
Columbia.  MD  21044 

Vicki  Paschal  Sledge 
1528  Littlejohn  Lane  East 
Burlington,  NC  27217 

Lewis  Frederick  Small 
2716  Providence  Street 
Fayetteville.  NC  28301 

Grant  William  Smalling 

6336  Bahama  Shores  Drive  South 

St.  Petersburg.  FL  33705 

Brian  Creighton  Smith 
35  Countryside  Drive 
Doylestown,  PA  18901 

Gary  Christopher  Smith 
18  Brandywine  Road 
Laurel  Springs,  NJ  08021 

James  Brian  Smith 
12332  Streamvale  Circle 
Herndon,  VA  22070 

Jennifer  Anne  Smith 
357  Long  Lane 
Elizabeth  City.  NC  27909 

Lewis  Edward  Smith 
1013  Winsford  Road 
Towson.  MD  21204 

Ralph  Wilbur  Smith 
9617  Ceralene  Drive 
Fairfax,  VA  22032 

Tiffany  Dale  Smith 
300N.  Dudley  St.  #17 
Burgaw,  NC  28425 

Todd  Evon  Sniffin 
4512  Saul  Road 
Kensington,  MD  20895 

Mark  Thomas  Sobotka 
209  Forrest  Drive 
Turnersville,  NJ  08012 

Bray  Aaron  Sokol 
265  Tuscawilla  Hills 
Charles  Town.  WV  25414 


130 


Index 


Rafael  Solanes 
1528  S.  Mebane  Street 
Apt.  206-B 
Buriington.NC  27215 

Shawn  David  Sorbello 
610  Lestershire  Drive 
Sewell,  NJ  08080 

Kerry  Lyn  Spink 
944  Devon  Drive 
Newark,  DE  19711 

Julie  Leann  Larson  Spivey 
1901  Little  Road 
Reidsville,  NC  27320 

Robert  Alexander  Stamper 
95  Weybosset  Road 
Henderson,  NC  27536 

David  Whitfield  Stanek 

1 25  Woodside  Meadow  Road 

York,  ME  03909 

Claudia  Denise  Staples 
Po  Box  516 

Victoria,  VA  23974 

Robert  Raymondo  Slaton 
162  Georgia  Street  S.W. 
Concord,  NC  28025 

Tira  Jane  Stebbins 
170  Grey  Fox  Run 
Bentleyville,  OH  44022 

Kevin  Anthony  Stecklein 
13001  River  Road 
Potomac,  MD  20854 

Ronald  Allen  Stephenson 
4228  Lighthouse  Drive 
Suffolk,  VA  23435 

David  Edward  Stern 

2218  Northwest  29th  Street 

Gainesville,  FL  32605 

Donald  Philip  Stevens 
13700  Old  Stage  Road 
Gibson,  NC  28343 

Kristen  Anne  Stevens 
12  Henderson  Hill  Ct 
Monkton,MD  21111 

Shannon  Leigh  Stevens 
6610  Sweetwood  Court 
Fort  Wayne,  IN  46804 

Amy  Chrismon  Stewart 
1723  Galaxy  Court 
Wilmington,  NC  28405 

Ida  Hicks  Stewart 
P.  O.  Box  494 
9560  Ross  Street 
Laurinburg,  NC  28353 


Kimberly  Kristin  Stewart 
4721  Wembley  Place 
Roanoke.  VA  24018 

Wendie  Ann  Stover 
172  Union  Street  N 
Concord,  NC  28025 

Heather  Lynn  Stowe 
508  Wheatfield  Lane 
Newton,  PA  18940 

Eric  Paul  Stradowski 

43  Yale  Street 

Port  Jefferson  Sta.,  NY  1  1776 

Erin  Lynn  Suerken 
31 1  Strecker  Lane 
Marietta,  OH  45750 

Wenona  Marie  Suggs 
Mayo  Street 
P.O.  Box  423 
Maury,  NC  28554 

Kelli  Lee  Sullivan 
3323  Highway  62 
Liberty.  NC  27298 

Kevin  Michael  Sullivan 
13 1 6-2  Vandenberg  Dr. 
Andrews  Afb,  MD  20762 

Matthew  Thomas  Sutphin 

22  South  Ave 

Ea.st  Bloomfield,  NY  14443 

Michael  Daniel  Sutterlin 
523  S.  Williamson  Ave. 
Elon  College,  NC  27244 

Yusuke  Suyama 

3501  Donnigale  Avenue 

Durham,  NC  27705 

Jeffrey  Brandon  Swain 
Route  1 ,  Box  96 
Milford,  DE  19963 

Kristin  Anne  Swain 
208  Needletree  Ln. 
Glastonbury.  CT  06033 

Tricia  Catherine  Szabo 

6240  Mill  Road 

Broadview  Heights,  OH  44147 

Jean  Stroud  Tate 
1205HuntsdaleRd. 
Reidsville,  NC  27320 

Phyllis  Mae  Taylor 
1  10-B  E.  Summit  Ave 
Buriington.NC  27215 

Julie  Renee  Teague 
134  Chicadee  Lane 
Brevard,  NC  28712 


llona  Anna  Klara  Teleki 
109  Cartiage  Walk  Ln. 
Hendersonville.  NC  28739 

Lynn  Francis  Terrell 

P.O.  Box  1189 

Elon  College,  NC  27244 

Michele  Maria  Tertoni 
101  Goodson  Ave. 
Gibsonville.  NC  27249 

Graham  B.  Tharp 
4338  Emory  Ave 
Baton  Rouge.  LA  70808 

Bryan  Thomas  Therriault 
1559  Valencia  Road 
Schenectady,  NY  12309 

Stacy  Lee  Thomas 

583  E.  Jimmie  Leeds  Rd. 

Absecon.NJ  08201 

Damien  Juan  Thompson 
2110  Three  Meadows  Road 
Greensboro,  NC  27455 

James  Nicholas  Thompson 
1424  Cedarhurst  Dirve 
Dunwoody.  GA  30338 

Dewitt  Bruce  Thomson 
602  East  Haggard  Ave.,  #25 
Elon  College,  NC  27244 

James  Daniel  Tidwell 
1 1  Blue  Heron  Drive 
Georgetown.  DE  19947 

Theodore  Howard  Tippins 
9415  Bulls  Run  Pkwy 
Bethesda.MD  20817 

James  Willis  Todd 
604  Fayetteville  Ave 
Bennettsville.SC  29512 

Melissa  Suzanne  Toomey 
lllOCookRd.,  Apt.  A2 
Gibsonville,  NC  27249 

Kristine  Lynn  Trueworthy 
62  Congdon  Hill  Road 
Saunderstown,  Rl  02874 

James  Matthew  Tucker 
10  Shrewsberry  Drive 
Monmouth  Beach,  NJ  07750 

Verona  Maria  Tuitt 
12130  Sherman  Dr. 
Chariotte,  NC  28273 

James  Baker  Twyman 
3233  Sand  Piper  Road 
Virginia  Beach,  VA  2.3456 


Chase    Ulrich 
60  Foxvalley  Rd. 
Orange  Park,  FL  32073 

Heidi  Lockhart  Utz 
P.O.  Box  3124 
Warrenton.  VA  22186 


Dana  Marie  Wascak 
4460  Sparkman  Road 
Jacksonville,  FL  32258 

Lara  Kristin  Washington 
321  W.  Trollinger,  Apt.  B-2 
Elon  College,  NC  27244 


La'Tonya  Roquel  Wiley 
411  West  Whitsett  Strett 
Graham,  NC  27253 

Shelagh  Jane  Williams 
2107  Blairmont  Drive 
Upper  St.  Clair,  PA  15241 


Victoria  Anne  Young 
282  Dogwood  Road 
Millersville,  MD21108 

Kevin  Philip  Zakrzewski 
914  Rosehill  Avenue 
Durham,  NC  27705 


Lori  Diane  Vaillancourt 
96  School  Brook  Lane 
Vernon,  CT  06066 


Virginia  Eileen  Watkins 
2424  Hunter  Mill  Road 
Vienna,  VA  22181 


Todd  Christopher  Williard 
1 1 1  Ogden  Road 
KernersviUe,  NC  27284 


Christian  John  Zamarra 
5218  Gainsborough  Drive 
Fairfax,  VA  22032 


David  Michael  Van  Buskirk 
518  Darby  Glen  Lane 
Durham,  NC  27713 


Ferris  Monroe  Way 
1826  Broadway  Drive 
Graham,  NC  27253 


James  Hunter  Wilson 
3469  N.W.  1 1th  Avenue 
Gainesville,  FL  32605 


E.  Meghan  Zanowski 
56  Wellington  Drive 
Tinton  Falls,  NJ  07724 


Thomas  Anthony  Van  Dyke 
1303HambrooksBlvd 
Cambridge,  MD  21613 

Erica  Van  Patten 
502  Spring  Street 
P.O.Box  1574 
Davidson,  NC  28036 

Jennifer  Rebecca  Van  Yperen 
33  South  Van  Dien  Avenue 
Ridgewood,  NJ  07450 

Tara  Marie  Vassallo 
5337  Edington  Lane 
Raleigh,  NC  27604 

Lisa  Nicole  Venner 
415  Poinsett  Ave 
Pitman.  NJ  08071 

Robin  Michelle  Johnson  Vogl 
2150  Colony  Rd. 
Gibsonville,  NC  27249 

Christopher  Paul  Voysey 
1006  Kismet  Drive 
Aiken,  SC  29803 

Russell  Lee  Waddell 
403  Elm  Street-Eastwood 
Salisbury,  NC  28146 

Stephanie  Ann  Wade 

601  E.  Willowbrook  Drive 

Buriington,  NC  27215 

William  John  Waller 
2857  Pangborn  Court 
Decatur,  GA  30033 

Brian  Jon  Walrath 
1943  Mariner  Lane 
Woodbridge,VA  22192 

Kyle  Andrew  Ward 
906  Sycamore  Road 
Graham.  NC  27253 

Scott  Pall  Warner 

4685  Timber  Ridge  Drive 

Montclair,  VA  22026 


Denise  Michelle  Weaver 
908  Park  Drive 
Gibsonville,  NC  27249 

Leigh  Nicole  Weaver 
lOOODulaney  Mill  Drive 
Frederick,  MD  21702 

Jason  Matthew  Webber 

30  Pine  Hill  Road 

Cape  Neddick,  ME  03902 

Lisa  Wilmata  Webber 
763  Fairiy  Street 
Apartment  #7 
Laurinburg,  NC  28352 

Lisa  Michele  Weinheimer 
28  Phoenix  Drive 
Mendham,  NJ  07945 

Christopher  Martin  Wells 
713  Green  Valley  Drive 
Wilmington,  NC  28412 

Shannon  Leigh  Welsh 
1420  U.S.  Hwy  1 
Cameron,  NC  28326 

David  Edison  Weslow 
841  Lindy  Lane 
Huntingtown,  MD  20639 

Carrie  Elizabeth  White 
13  Daretown-Alloway  Rd. 
Elmer,  NJ  08318 

Jennifer  Michelle  White 
21235  Vance's  Mill  Road 
Abingdon,  VA  242 1 1 

Jocelyn  Windsor  White 
P.O.  Box  23 
Jeffersonville,  VT  05464 

Katherine  Blake  Whitehurst 
405  Western  Avenue 
Suffolk,  VA  23434 

Carole  Roslyn  Krain  Wicker 
903  Plaid  Street 
Buriington,  NC  27215 


Jill  Kristin  Wilson 
7840  Spirowood  Street 
Dublin,  OH  43016 

Sharon  Elizabeth  Wilson 
1525  Longview  Road 
Roanoke,  VA  24018 

Stacy  Lynn  Jones  Wilson 
608  Providence  Rd. 
Graham,  NC  27253 

Jennifer  Lee  Winters 
6358  Mountain  Brook  Way 
Atlanta,  GA  30328 

Jennifer  Ann  Wojcik 
3  Barbara  Court 
Newburgh,  NY  12550 

John  Lane  Wolford 
2916  Breezy  Road 
Virginia  Beach,  VA  23451 

Keith  Liddell  Womble 
3722  Radbourne  Blvd. 
Chariotte,  NC  28269 

Ivan  Neal  Wood 
2518  South  NC  87 
Graham,  NC  27253 

Jacob  Lee  Wood 
1328  Brookhollow  Rd. 
Efland,  NC  27243 

Kristie  Michele  Wood 
1218  Blacksmith  Road 
Efland,  NC  27243 

Christopher  Paul  Woodruff 
1 110  Cook  Rd.,  Apt  B-7 
Gibsonville,  NC  27249 

Kevin  Jesse  Wyrick 
5701  Hollow  Road 
Gibsonville,  NC  27249 

Jonathan  Dwight  Yezek 
9463  Single  Bird  Lane 
Columbia,  MD  21046 


Heather  Helene  Zeis 
3  Furnace  Road 
Chester,  NJ  07930 

Christine  Nicole  Zellers 
581  Nolview  Court 
Glen  Burnie.MD  21061 

Tricia  Dawn  Ziegler 
410  W.  Main 
Steriing,  KS  67579 


Index 


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The  Final  Piece A  New  Beginning 

Throughout  1996  and  1997,  Elon  College  was  presented  with  many  obstacles  and  overcame  them  all.  But 
one  of  the  toughest  decisions  made  by  the  college  was  the  tearing  down  of  the  Haggard  Avenue  House  in  order  to 
make  room  for  the  development  of  the  new  science  building.  The  92-year-old  house  has  been  the  home  to  Elon's 
business  law  professor  Dr.  Robert  Baxter,  the  Honors  Program  and  for  departmental  offices.  Before  its  destruction, 
the  house  was  a  residence  hall  for  freshmen.  Judging  by  the  increase  in  students,  majors,  and  programs  at  Elon.  it's 
evident  that  the  college  is  breaking  ground  for  more  improvements.  Elon's  pieces  of  its  vision  are  falling  into  place. 


Mark  McAdams, 
who  laid  the  first 
brick  tor  West 
Buikling  in  1906, 
was  the  first 
honoree  to  scoop  a 
shovel  of  dirt  for 
the  new  science 
building  ground- 
breaking. Here 
we  see  John  R. 
Kernodle  taking 
his  turn. 


The  1997  men's  basketball 
team  won  the  South  Atlantic 
Conference  Championship 
and  had  the  opportunity  to 
compete  in  the  NCAA 
Division  II  tournament.  Here 
the  team  boards  the  bus  for 
the  first  big  game.  Unfortu- 
nately, they  lost  to  Elizabeth 
Citv,'77-70. 


_132jt_Closing_ 


Elon  began  construction  on  the  new  $2.5 
million  dollar  Greek  housing  project  located 
adjacent  to  the  already  existent  Greek  Court. 
Here  are  three  of  the  six  houses  in  progress. 


Brian  Whitson  displays  the  first-place  shovel 
designed  by  the  American  Chemical  Society 
for  the  ground  breaking  of  the  new  science 
building  on  March  12, 1997.  Sigma  Pi  received 
second  place  and  New  Student  Orientation, 
third.