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Top 10 T.V. Shows of 2007
1 . Dexter (Showtime)
2. Lost (ABC)
3. Heroes (NBC)
4. Californication (Showtime)
5. The Office (NBC)
6. The Sopranos (HBO)
7. House (FOX)
8. Top Chef (Bravo)
9. Weeds (Showtime)
10. How I Met Your Mother (CBS)
Top 10 Movies at the Box Offices: 2007
1. Spider-Man 3 ($336,530,303)
2. Shrek the Third ($322,719,944)
3. Transformers ($319,246,193)
4. Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
($309,420,425)
5. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
($292,004,738)
6. I Am Legend ($254,867,239)
7. The Bourne Ultimatum ($227,471,070)
National Treasure: Book of Secrets ($216,001 ,504)
9. Alvin and the Chipmunks ($212,939,070)
10. 300 ($210,614,939)
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Top 10 Albums for 2007
Noel - Josh Groban
As I Am - Alicia Keys
Long Road Out of Eden - Eagles
Now 26 - Various Artists
Christmas Song - Mannheim Steamroller
High School Musical 2 - Soundtrack
Hannah Montana 2 Soundtrack - Miley Cyrus
Taylor Swift - Taylor Swift
Carnival Ride - Carrie Underwood
The Ultimate Hits - Garth Brooks
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"Super Bowl XLII
Played Feb, 2008
I between New England Patriots
and the New York Giants
I Giants won 17-14
Top 10 Concert Tours: 2007
1 . Live Earth
2. Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus
3. Justin Timberlake
4. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
5. The Police
6. Bonnaroo
7. Kenny Chesney
8. Bon Jovi
9. Van Halen
10. Genesis
World Series 2007
Played Oct. 24-28, between
Boston Red Sox and
Colorado Rockies.
Red Sox Won.
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Clinton
A tug-o-war?
Between Obama and Clinton, so much friction
the rope is about to break...
Who will win this fight in the Presidental
Election?
ard's Top 5 Singles 2007-2008
Beyonce - Irreplaceable
Rihanna feat. Jay-Z - Umbrella
Gwen Stefani feat. Akon - The Sweet Escape
Fergie - Big Girls Don't Cry
T-pain feat. Yung Joe - Buy You A Drank (Shawty Snappin)
Academy Awards
Leading Actor: Javier Bardem, in No Country for Old Men
Leading Actress: Tilda Swimton, in Michael Clayton
Best Picture: No Country for Old Men
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events was at their highest in recent years, including
bringing back the Spring Formal with record
attendance,
an Honors Program was launched this year, with 27
I I students admitted for fall 2008,
a new social work program which will begin acceptin
students in the Fall 2008 and a Leadership program
which will also begin Fall 2008.
The athletic program has enjoyed another banner
year, as the various sports programs have combined
conference championships and 3 NAIA
jion XII championships, and 7 teams have
advaaded to the NAIA national tournaments, including
our baseball team going to NAIA World Series for the
first time ever in our history and
implemented new emergency preparedness measures
and updated the crisis/emergency management plan,
including a campus wide-alert system.
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The Office of
Advancement
Melissa Newman, Billie
Hayes, Denise Wainscott
Diana Mills, Glenda Schilt
Our communications staff:
Missy Frederick and
Brenna Wallhauser
Admissions
Office
Front row: Jerry Jackson.
Jamirae Hammons, Debbie
Ross, Amy Foulkes and
Dustin Adams
Back row: Meghann Gaunt,
Tim Sizemore, Eric Wyrick,
and Jessica Cook
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Londa Sowders,
Financial Aid
Back row: Ashley Doolin, Tony^ ,
Matthew Hampton, Pam Smith, Brisja"
Brewer, Bobbie Doolin, Steve Hoskins, Lynn
Smith, Nona Welch, Deloria Faulkner, Barry
Hickey, Sheila Mills, Kristina Hinkle.
Front row: Jessica Leonard, Shairon Miller,
Myrlyn Lawson
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From L to R: First Row: Shaun Person, Clay Butler, Renzo Lopez, Bart Osborne, Tommy
Reid, Eric Wyrick, Juliana Filipe, Lana Faulkner, Rafael Forti, Kenneth Mitchell, Mark
Campbell
Second Row: Ryan Georgi, Marco Knorr, Kaila McSpedon, Tyler Brock, Darin S. Wilson,
David Nicholson, Lucius Wilson, Zach Vogelsberg, Whitney Erb, Gene Renfro,
Third Row: Jay Stancil, Travis Bethel, Jason Lanham, Jon Bubba Szary, John Gray,
Adam Hines, Chuck Coffey, Jerry Nichols, Kelly Combs, Tim Curry, Andre Linn
Technology
Brad Jones
Sonny Whitson
Frank Hoskins
Steve Jackson
Jason Frazier
Denny Liford
Brandon Lambdin
Bill Hopper
London Center
Mona Powell, Whitney Powell
not pictured: Susan Mitchell-Westbrook
School Nurse, Sandra Nickell
(seen here at the RedBud
Festival)
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Dean of
Academic
Affairs,
Dr. Thomas
McFarland
Kathleen Crossen,
Academic Affairs,
Administrative Assistant
& occasional miracle
worker
and
Learning
Resources.
Below: Bruce Miracle,
Tara Cooper, Melissa
Garrett, Jocelyn
White, Billie Daniels,
Bobbie Hamilton,
Quetha Boles and
Sean Jump.
Student Support Services
Terry Wilson, Regina Shackelford, Kristie Warren,
Heather Dufour, Sara Moberly, Leeta Angel, Heather
Hines, Karl Wallhauser
New Faculty
J Dr. Yousif Mustafa, Aman
Ghebremicael, Dr. Martha
Ellison, Dr. Audrey Hrinda,
Dr. Linda Silber, Dr. William
Garris, Mary Beth Spurlock,
Dr. Melinda Rice and Dr.
Yvonne Moore (who joined
the faculty in early 2007)
Department of History, Religious Studies
and Fine and Performing Arts
Dr. Rebecca Pettys
Theatre
Dr. Russell Sisson
History, Religion, Philosophy
Dr. John Taylor
History
Dr. Michael Ramsey
History
Dr. V. Gay Gandy
Music
Jon Cooley
History, Religion, Philosophy
Rev. David Miller
History, Religion
Dr. Joel Allen
History, Religion
Department of Wellness, Human Performance &
Recreation
Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences
Dr. Hugo Frcund,
Social and Behavioral
Sciences
Department of English,
Communication and Languages
Dr. Andclys (Candy) Wood,
Literature
Dr. Christine Marley-
Frederick
Communication
Dr. George (Wes) Houp,
Literature
Departmenwf Educational Studies
Department of Math and Natural Sciences
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Dr. Robert Chandler Aman Ghebremicael
Biology
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Mathematics
Kenneth Alford
Mathematics
Dr. Daniel Covington
Biology
Dr. Fidelis Achenjang
Chemistry
Dr. Charles Jones,
Psychology
Dr. Lu Kang
Chemistry
Jesse Kidd
Mathematics
Dr. William (Bill) Garris.
Psychology
Department of Business
Dr. John Gould,
Business
Cheryl Robbins.
Accounting
Dr. Paula Allen,
Business
Dr. Vonda Moore. r
Business
Carolyn Payne,
Accounting
Dr. Yousif Mustafa,
Computer Information Tech
Dr. Audrey Hrinda.
Management
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Matthew
Anderson
Robert Andres
Angie
Armstrong
Ruth Arnold Dauid Arrubla Eric Ashcraft Brittany Layne Sarah Asher
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Jason Ball
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Marsha Banks
A. Briann
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Michael Bargo
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Brandy
Bartarian
John Bates
Suzannah
Behnken
Ashley Bennett Gary Bennett Erin Bentley
Julianne
Bisceglia
Carrie Bistline Lyla Blauser
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Woodrow
Bolton
Matt Brady
Ryne Bretz
Amanda ti.
Brock
Andrew Brock Melinda Brock
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Amanda Brown Tommy Bruner Patrick Bueno Whitney Bundy
Christina
Buerkle
Monica
Burnette
Karen Caldwell
Melissa
Campbell
The new Gazebo, decorated for
Christmas, November 1 6th, 2007.
Travis Carmack Megan Carnes
Gina M.
Carpenter
Parker Carter
Ryan
Chambers
Estefania
Cirigliano
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Nicholas Cole Jonra Collett Michelle Collett Zelma Collins
Christopher
Collopy
Pablo Jose
Costa Brito
Samuel Creasy Rebecca Creech Billie Daniels Patrick Deal
The spectacle of July 4th from Amy Deininger Amie Dixon
Lakeside.
Lance Michael Ealy
Dougherty
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Courtney
Elesby
Nicholas Nelson Escobar Marc Estep Brandon Euans David
Englehart Fairbanks
Bruce Farley Allison Fowler Jeff Frederick Amy Michelle
Oambrel
Regina Garland Jerrod Gibbons Suzanne Gibbs Greg Gibson
A robin nests outside the
Student Center, 1 1 th April.
DeRhonda
Goins
Karla
Ooncalues
Wendy Gray Andrea Green Abdul Gure
Crystal Hale
James Hamlin
J. David
Hammer
Justin Hart Tiffany Haynes Earl Helton
Sabrina
Henson
Teresa House
nicholas
Howard
Kandy
Hubbard
Max Hunter Jeffrey Scooter' Dustin Isom
Inman
Diana Jackson Lilli Jackson Tonya Jackson Bubacarr
Jallow
Ernest
Johnson
Helen Johnson
Matt Johnson Wade Johnson
Sammi Jones
Shannon
Jordan
The cherry tree decked with
Joshua Jones Kevin Jones
Rachel
Jumbelick
blossom, April 5th.
John Jacob
Kallendorf
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Patrick Natasha Keen Shawn Kelly Brandon Kibert Brian Kirk Rohit Kooner
Kallendorf
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Jason Lanham Mallory Lauoy Emily Ruth Lauren Lawson Joanel Legros Kristina
Lawson Lehman
Brittany Carol Lynch Justin April Mahan Ivan Mardones Tina Marsee
Lewallen Maddock Ojeda
Michael Patrick Jenedith
Martin Mason
The Sun sets behind Stewart Apartments, July 2007.
Magdalyn Tiffany Mayo
Mayes
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Edwin McAlpin Whitney
McAlpin
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Dudley Terry McMillan Kaila Ashleigh
McKenna McSpedon Mensch
You can have fun on Stewart Kathryn Miller Lynne Miller Stewart Miller Jason Mills
Apartments' roof with a TV antenna!
Michelle
Miniard
Candace
Miracle
Christopher Amanda Moore
Miracle
Let's pretend this was
Christmas Day, 2007.
Karin Moore Tabitha Morris Yxendra Mounce Chris Murphy
Johnnie
Habors
Brooks riapier
Lora nelson Raychel north Brett nuss
Stephen Deena O' flare Patrick O'neal
O'Donoghue
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James Owen
Tonya Sue
Partin
Folklore says the ginkgo sheds its leaves in a single day. On
November 16, 2007 it nearly did, throwing down this golden carpet.
Stephanie Michael Payne Michael Perdue Daniel Perez Jennifer Powell Coy Powers
Pateman
Elise
Ratterman
&
Chasity Amy Rose
Robinson-Guthrie
Nicholas
Ruggieri
Amy Russell
Catherine Israel Santana Katerina
Sakalauskas Santiago
Sarah Seitz Alex Shedden Daniel Boone
Smith
Danny R.
Smith
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Kimberley
Smith
Samantha Jaclyn Sproles Tyler Stations Russell
Smith Stamper
Chris Stunson Cindy Stutler
Darlene
Sw afford
Sherrie Lynn
Thomas
Susanna Todd William Michael Courtney
VanMoose Vanouer
Yeris Yiyi'
Vargas
Brooke Kibbie Michelle Christian Tabatha
Michelle Viars Vickers Villatoro Wagers
Debbie D'Anna leaving the
Student Center, April 1st.
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Sandra Wagner Kelli Warfield Lora Beth
Warren
Joey Waters Amanda Weber Callie Karla
Weddle
Kyle Brandon Jocelyn White Andrea Whitehead Colby Shane Jason Lane Kevin Doyle
Wells tlillard Wilson Wilson Wilson
Festive heaven and Earth
lightshows, December 4th, 2007.
Adam Woodard Lindsey Tara
Wright
Emanuel
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Jacob Zink
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Terry Adams Berkley Allen Cassandra Gabriel
Ammerman Anderson
Lawrence
Anglian
K. Marcus
Ashcraft
Jessica
Baker
Tiffany Baker Wendi Bargo
Brandon
Barnes
Johnny Earl
Barnes
Daniel
Bartlett
David Beller Ashlee
Bertsch
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Blake Blair Carley Jamie Bonza r\. Brooke Samantha Jeff Branson Katherine
Blankenshlp Bowlin Bowling Brashier
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Brittany
Brock
nick
Broughton
Ashley
Brown
Jeannie Patrick Burke Peter PS
Brown
Kyle
Callahan
April 2 1st 2008, and the dogwood
flowers burst open outside the library.
Autumn Combs
Mar lee
Cooper
Anthony
Coote
Mary Ruth
Curry
Jessica
Daniels
Greg
Daugherty
Sasha
Davisson
Joshua
Defevers
Michael
Denton
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Antonio
Dishman
Antonio
Drane
Tar a Dykes
Josh
Ehringer
Ashley Eden Ellison Jessica
Eichelberger Florence
Jared Ford
Carrie
Gambrell
Camillia
helms
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Arthur
Johnson
Clyde
Qambrel
Larry
Qambrel
Belinda
Garland
Michelle
Oeyman
Dena
Gonzalez
Joe
Grinstead
Joseph Hill Bradley
Hobbs
Speed Hall, October 20th
Jamie Hobbs Renee Hobbs
Bethany
Hopkins
Jeffrey
Howard
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Kayla Brandi Shelly Hurst Maisie Insko Heather
Howard Hubbard Jaques
Dauid
Johnson
Phillip Jones Ben Kelly Jason King Katie Kitchen riathan
Koebcke
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Conway Boatman Chapel, March 1st, 2008.
Sam Lee
Russel
Logsdon
Juan Manuel
Lorenzo
Ashley
Lunsford
Jamie
Marlon
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Tyler Martin
Clayton Martin Mayer Corbln
Maurer Melten
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Heather Mollle Brett Miller
Merlda Messmer
Christopher
Cody Miller
Angellsa
Mills
Jlmmle Mills
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Rebecca Mills Roscoe Zachary Juliana Chelsea D. Brennan
Moonleyan Moore Hegosek O'Connell O'Quinn
Kerri Otto
Bethany
(Jutland
DePaut
Peyton
Marc Pierre Lius Pimentel
Joshua
Presley
Christina
Prindle
Brittany
Puryear
Steven
Rogers
Jessica
Sand i fur
Kyle Sasser
Louise
Saylor
Lisa Seals
Barton
Daniel Short
Max Sisson
Cullen Smith Justin Smith Karl Smith Lora Smith
Marekus
Smith
William
Snyder
Brian Strunk
Steven
Stunson
Andre
Thorton
Dustin Jonathan JT Tara Victoria John Urton Jamie Van
Thrasher Turner Tye Cleave
12th of November 2007. Canadian geese
fly over the new football field at dawn.
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Jeremy
Agbomi
Sarah
Alderson
Mattehew
Anderson
Tabitha
Andrews
Emily Baker Aaron Banks Garry Barnett
Nathan
Beckley
Betty Begley
German
Bermudez
Johnathan
Binder
Raina
Birchfield
Nicole Bisline
Jessica
Brandner
Teagen Brock
Bethany
Broughton
Tar ah
Broughton
Billy Brown Casey Bruner
Quintin
Borders
Brittany
Burchfteld
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Jerree Daniels Lee Davis William Davis Kearney
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Brock Evans Selena Fox Ryan French Jennifer Tara Qambrel
Qambrel
Dwight
Qertsen
Amanda
Gibson
Hannah Goins Michael Gold Julie Goodin Timothy
Goodin
David
Goscombe
Desiree Grimm Becky Grubb
James hager Amber Hale Johna hale Ashley Mall
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Jason
Hammontree
Joshua
Hampton
Michael Harris
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April Helton Ty Harris
Wayne Lucas Henson Elizabeth Libby'
Hensley Howard
Jeff Hughes
Cassandra Edward Johns Jason
Hacksaw' Jarrell Johnson
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Stephen
Hunter
James Jones Jesse Lloyd
Jones
he Student Center Justin Jones Tiffany Jones Madalyn Melville Kelly
Kamkar
Jennifer King Willie King
Kristina Kirk Daniel Kooi
Kual
Adam
LaTulippe
Brittany
Lemons
Joshua Magnus Austin Maples
Littleton Lundberg
Qeri Colin Marcus
McCartney McEachran McGinnis
Marcus
McKeehan
Lee Miles Luka Milicevic Deborah Mills
James Mills Sarah Mills Shaunda Mills Devin Monks Daniel Moody
Tiffany Moore Joseph
Mullinax
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Tiare Kelly Parker Renata Poncio Nathaniel
Obenauer Peixoto Peyton
Terence
Pollock
Martin
Popham
Brittany
Pridemore
Robert Roark Kelli Rogers
Jeremy
Sanders
A. Thomas Allison Nicole Melissa
Saylor Shanks Shannon
Amanda
Shryock
Kirk
Shufflebarger
Adam Smith Beverly Smith Bradley Smith Brett Smith David Smith Krista Brooke
Smith
Susan Smith Katarina Marie Jonathan Ashley Tatman Andrew
Sprunk Sutton Teasley
Felicia Thomas
Whitney
Thomas
Mason Mary Travis Tara Tucker
Thompson
Amy Angela Vaughn
Vallandingham
Brooke
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Broughton Brown Burbridge Burnette Canady
April Cain
Mykhal
Briones
Alison
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Chandler
Nick Charles
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Mark Christie
Robert
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James Erick
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Michelle Samantha Ethel Collins Kayla Craig
Collett Collett
Rebecca
Crawford
Michael
Culver
Stephen
Cutler
Jimmy Lakin Daniels Jeanne Davis Kelly Davis Joshua
Dalton DeFevers
Rolando Lindsey Elam Paul Crystal
Dyer Ellenburg Elliott
The crescent Moon,
I lth October 2007.
Amanda
Engle
Miranda
Faulkner
Jeremy Faust Stefon Filer Stephen Filer Rachel Fore Matthew Anthony
Frederick Fultz
Tiffany Ashley OatttS
Qambrel
Zachery Christopher Lewis Gray Trevor Gray Kevin Greggs Matt Grimes Shawn
Glascock Good lladley
Robert Hall Matt Rebecca beJMardln^ Ty Harris
Hammons Hampton
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fardin Ty Harris Vincent Michael Michael
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Demetrius Gustavo Holz Ashley Stephanie Lynn Stephanie Ethan T. Terry Cyle Hua
hicks Honaker Hoskins tloskins Howard Howard
Joshua Hurd Roger Mutton Beverly Isom Traci Deion Jalloh James Donna Kelly Logan King
Jackson Johnson
Eric Kinman Jonathan Jessica LeeAnn Rahul Kooner Brandon Stacy Cassandra
tiinsey Kirschner Kirschner Lack Lambdin Lawson
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Lewis Lindhorst Lundy Madrinan A Maia ^^^^Manning
Heidi Marsh
Cristian
Martinez
Stephanie
McCullah
Jessica A.Y.B. Merida Bryce Mickey Aaron Miller Bradley
McQueen Miller
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Rafael Millon Amber Mills Nicole Mills Rebecca Mills Rachel Andrew
Millsop Moore
Monica Brian Mosher
Moreland
Paula Mosley Brady Napier Lawrence Darlene Lucas Perry Deboris
Norman
Nusko
Owens
Valerie Dewayne
Parsons Partin
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Staton Peace Quentin Penn Trade Redbuds planted by the Krystyn John Piper Ashley Poore
Phillips Bonners, April 12th 2008. Pietrowski
Donald Elige Powell Andrew Reed Daniel Jonathan Habib Sideek Jonathan
Popham Ruggieri Sams Sanogo Sanogo Schadler
Daniel Scott Joshua Scott Adam Sela Jessica Hathaniel Jonathan Lyndsey Danielle
Sergent Shackelford Shaw Simmons Singer
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Lamar Amy Amber Smith Amber Smith Amy Smith Joie Smith Julia Smith Kristin Smith
Sistrunk Sizemore
Brian Kevin St. Cyr Clayton
Sowders Steger
Charles Justin Taylor Larry Taylor Bryant
Stewart Thomas
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Back row: Bubacarr Jallow, Sideek Sanogo, Renee Hobbs, Lo
Whitson, Matt Johnson, Andre Thornton.
Second row: Katherine Brashier, Betty Begley, Habib Sanogo, Magdalyn Mayes, Justin Warren, Stephen O'Donoghue, Jeff
Howard, Travis Carmack, Ashley Gattis.
Third row: Krystal Hale, Elise Ratterman. Eden Ellison, Rahul Kooner, Marcus Ashcraft, Autumn Willoughby, Ashley Brown,
Jonathan Kinsey.
Front row: Ruth Arnold, Bethaney Vickers, Mollie Messmer, Angie Armstrong, Paula Mosley, Geri McCartney, Ethel Collins,
Danielle O'Brien. Lying down: Jared Ford. Insert pictures: Amy Smith, Raina Birchfield.
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Debbie
D'Anna is *
the
Director
of the UC
Bonner
Program.
Lee Ann Luxenberger
left this year. She was
Director of the Common
Partners Program and
Coordinator of the
Bonner Program for
seven years.
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the 07-08 Graduate
Assistant for the
Bonner Program. She
did HUGE amounts of
work until Lee Ann's
successor arrived...
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The free sports activity club for kids is back!
Student mentors give advice, plus lessons in technique,
sharing and teamwork to boost self-confidence.
Program coordinator: Stephen O'Donoghue.
Volunteers: Jeanne Davis, Paula Mosley, Jared Ford, Ashley Gattis, Charles
Woolfork, Andre Thornton, Habib Sanogo, Tiffany Gambrel, Karla
38 Goncalves (above, second from left), Bethany Outland (above, center),
Jessica Brandner, Jonathan Kinsey, Angie Armstrong and Sideek Sanogo.
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READING CENTERS
The elementary homework assistance program pairs college student
volunteers with kids who need a hand with math, science or reading. It runs
four days a week, for most of both semesters.
Am\i Smith
There were two program coordinators this year: Renee Hobbs, then Amy Smith.
Volunteers: Jared Ford, Ashley Gattis, Charles Woolfork, Jonathan Kinsey, Geri
McCartney, Bubacarr Jallow, Magdalyn Mayes, Ashley Brown, Paula Mosley.
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Maggie Mayes and Charles Woolfork.
The Common Partners Intern Program began in August 2004. It gives selected Union College
students experience in event planning and project coordination related to community service.
Common Partners serve a minimum of 7 hours a week in the office and attend weekly training.
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This year's Common Partners were: Angie Armstrong, Travis Carmack, Krystal Hale, Magdalyn Mayes, Stephen
O'Donoghue, Renee Hobbs, Raina Birchfield, Ashley Brown, Jeffrey Howard and Amy Smith.
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'changing the world through service
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Union College's Bonner Program provides service to the community through committed
volunteers. With the Corella and Bertram F. Bonner Foundation of Princeton, New Jersey, it
provides selected full-time students with support to go to college and continue community
service. For those awarded the Bonner Scholarship, this support includes financial aid.
The Bonners at the end of this year were: Angie Armstrong, Ruth Arnold, Marcus Ashcraft, Betty Begley, Ashley Brown,
Travis Carmack, Eden Ellison, Jared Ford, Ashley Gattis, Renee Hobbs, Jeffrey Howard, Bubacarr Jallow, Matthew
Johnson, Jonathan Kinsey, Magdalyn Mayes, Mollie Messmer, Geri McCartney, Paula Mosley, Stephen O'Donoghue, Elise
Ratterman, Habib Sanogo, Sideek Sanogo, Amy Smith, Andre Thornton, Lon 'Sonny' Whitson and Autumn Willoughby.
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A three nights a week
program that uses art to
boost kids' creativity,
confidence, social skills
and self-esteem.
Maggie Mayes
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Cave Art Day
There were two program
coordinators this year:
Magdalyn Mayes, then
Stephen O'Donoghue.
Volunteers: Paula Mosley, Ashley Gattis,
Jonathan Kinsey, Jeannie Davis, Habib Sanogo,
Autumn Willoughby, Charles Woolfork, Sideek
Sanogo, Ashley Broughton, Andre Thornton,
Amy Smith and Beth Vickers.
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Guest speakers: Cullen Smith
(above) and Karen Caldwell.
You, too, can join the fun and
volunteer for these programs.
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Cassandra Ammerman
shows people how to
. Slip 'n' Slide.
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Three CAB people lead the way on
Karaoke night: Deena O'Hare. Marlee
Cooper and Stephanie Pateman.
hanie Pateman
takes a phone call
on her shoe. She
was a star the night
CAB booked a
hypnotist!
meals
;from
to go"
jxes...
October 1st included
/ Erick Coleman and
Jeanne Davis.
Karen Caldwell ran
Kayak Roll Practice
Wednesday nights.
Cru.
Campus Crusade for Christ International provides regular
group opportunities to study and discuss the Bible, worship,
pray and promote fellowship, encouragement and spiritual
development among members. The Union chapter brought
in outside speakers, videos, books, articles, retreats and
even held a sand volleyball tournament.
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President: Daniel Vickers, Vice President: Stewart Miller,
Treasurer: Brennan O'Quinn, Co-treasurer: Austin Maples.
Opening
prayer
There are no members
because everyone is
welcome, whatever their
beliefs. Meetings were held
on campus weekly in the
Fall semester, then moved
to the First United
Methodist church in
cooperation with Lamppost,
as a partnership with FUMC
in Barbourville.
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Union College is a United Methodist institution, charged with
helping its students embrace six core values. Key among
these is spiritual quest:
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Ecumentical and Interfaith Forum: Every
semester a panel of religious leaders and
area faculty members examine a topic (like
war or immigration) and answer questions.
This was the Ethics and j
Spirituality Forum on the
Environment (right),
where panelists included
Andy Messer and Dr. 'r-
Sisson.
We espouse the spiritual
quest. We challenge
each other to discover,
intellectually articulate
and claim a life-affirming l
spiritual faith and/or
philosophy of life.
David Miller (above, left) is the Campus
Minister of Union College. He leads the
college in prayer throughout the year at
special services and many sports events.
Through a variety of initiatives he also
helps and sponsors groups and individual
students setting out on their spiritual
quest...
In partnership with the Rev. Joel Allen Union
hosted a joint Homecoming Worship service with
the First United Methodist Church, part of a
program to bring Union and the wider community *
together.
The speaker for
the Wilson-Gross
.!-«
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Spiritual Life Fellowship night
(right) - a discussion on moral
matters is always helped by a
little pizza and a game of Unol,
Clockwise, from the left,
Rev. Miller, Chris Osborne,
Stephen O'Donoghue,
Paula Moseley, Ashley
Gattis, Jeanne Davis.
Right: a few of the regular attenders
of Spiritual Life events get together.
Back row: Prof. Jon Cooley, Matt
Johnson, Rev. David Miller and
Stephen O'Donoghue.
Front row: Chris Osborne, Jason
Johnson, Bethany Hopkins, Geri
McCartney and Bradley Hobbs.
Right: Temple
Adath Israel.
Below: Atlanta
Hindu Temple.
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Since 2004 the Humanities
Interfaith Trips, in cooperation
with -Prof. Jon Cooley, have
taken hundreds of students to
Louisville, Lexington,
Knoxville and Atlanta to see
first-hand Hindu, Jewish,
Muslim, and Greek Orthodox
Christian worship practices.
This year's Staley Lectures featured
guest author, church cantor and
musician Dr. Jacqueline Comito.
Rev. Miller also brings
Christian rock bands to our
i college., His spiritually
literate movie series puts on
films that generated great
interest and sometimes
controversy.
Spiritual Life also co-sponsors all the Alternative Fall and Spring
Break trips. These allow Union students, staff and faculty to
travel to places as far away as Washington, D.C., (right) New
Orleans (see page 119) or New Jersey to do service work and see
first hand the different problems faced in other parts of America.
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The Newman Club is a nationwide college organization,
supported by Catholic Christians, which nurtures the faith of
Catholics and others.
It is named after Cardinal John
Newman, the patron saint of college
and university students.
Regular meetings discus
from i
Goncalves and
Mahony.
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welcomed into
Conway Boatman
Chapel to celebrate
Mass on special holy
days.
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Standing: Jeff Howard, Daniel Crump, Jennifer King, Estefania Cirigliano, Kim
Smith, Brooke Smith, Eden Ellison, Mollie Messmer, Jeremy Sanders, Jason
Wilson, Emily Ground, and Dr. Fidelis Achenjang.
Front row: Sasha Davisson and Jimmy Hinkle.
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alumna of Union College and director «
the Marcetta Y. Darensbourg Researc
Laboratories at Texas A & M University,
talks to the Science Club during her visit
in April.
Back row: Brian Strunk,
Student Government President,
Terry McMillan,
Vice President for Athletics & Enrollment Management,
Daniel Vickers,
Vice President for Commuter & Community Relations,
Travis Carmack,
Vice President for Business Affairs.
Front row: Elise Ratterman,
Vice President for Academic Affairs,
Stephanie Pateman,
Vice President for Student Development.
Senators Karla
Goncalves and
Lon 'Sonny'
Whitson at an
SGA meeting.
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Caldwell.
Psychology club:
back row: Callie
Weddle, Anisa
James, Billie Daniels
(Vice President),
Krystal Hale.
Front row: Jonra
Collett (President),
Emily Laws
(Secretary), Bran
Bartarian, Kathr
Milk
The Union College Psych Bowl team scored their first-ever win at the
Psych Bowl contest this year. The team was Callie Weddle, Jonra Collett,
Mary Curry and James Hamlin. The undergraduate psychology majors
went to the Kentucky Psychological Association conference on March 29
to compete in the single-elimination quiz with teams from Kentucky
colleges and universities.
Left: Dr. Bill Garris, coach of the Psych Bowl team, giving Mary Curry the
Co-Curricular award for Club of the year. "I was really proud of how they
fared against a very competitive Georgetown team. We had fou
individuals who each knew a lot about psychology working as i
was very proud of them." ^^r~>^
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The Wilderness Club is made up of everyone who goes on any of their outdoor trips -
LOT of people. Attending this weekly meeting was, back row: Danny Bartlett, Jacob
Zink, Andy Messer (hiding behind the plant). Standing: Dr. Taylor. Sitting: Max
Sisson. Karen Caldwell, Amy Russell, JD Conley. With bicycle: Sean Trinque.
Vice President:
Sean Trinque.
Dr. John Taylor:
founding father, guru,
mentor, provider of the
ranch for Spring Break.
Andy Messer: Pathfinder,
trailblazer, funding,
supplies: master of Earth,
water and the world below.
Karen Caldwell: ^
Graduate
Assistant,
Outdoor
Programs and
kayak roller.
Below: Dudley McKenna and Matt Johnson.
Back row: Quentin Penn, Mel Kelly, Michael Harris, Autumn Combs, Nathaniel Peyton, Amanda Gibson,
'Big' Bill Davis.
Second row: Kristina Kirk, Arthur Johnson, Elise Ratterman, President Chevelle Jones, Brandy Ledger,
Kerri Otto, Amber Mills, Austin Maples, Secertary Amy Deininger.
Held up: Sarah Dunaway.
Third row: Heidi Marsh, Brittany Puryear, Cassandra Ammerman, Ashley Faith Hall, Kristina Lehman, Amy
Vallandingham.
Fourth row: Vice President Amber Hale, Jessica Florence, Karla Goncalves, Jessica Baker, Hannah Goins,
Josh Thomas.
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Student Ambassadors make Union a happy place.
The Ambassadors give tours to prospective
students and families to show a student
perspective of Union. Their biggest job is summer
Orientations, which are fun filled days where
incoming freshman and their families can get their
classes scheduled, meet other students and have
any last minute questions answered. The Student
Ambassadors are a wonderful group of students
who love Union and want others to enjoy it as w>
Jessica
and Karla.
Our Zeta Chi cast is part of APO, the national fraternity
which promotes educational theatre. Here at Union we
are very fortunate to have Dr. Rebecca Pettys and
students who are dedicated to bringing drama, tragedy
and comedy to our campus.
Students qualify by earning enough
acting and / or technical hours in our
productions. This year five new members
were presented their sweatshirts by
senior APO member Michael Miles.
Back row, left to right: one existing APO member, senior
Michael Miles, five new APO members this year: Jason
Johnson and K. Marcus Ashcraft...
Front row: Bethany Hopkins, Angie Armstrong
and Emily Baker.
Club President: Charles Woolfork
(below, with Joann Wilder).
Vice
President:
Camillia
Helms.
Secretary:
Abdul Gure.
Treasurer:
Yashika
Dixon.
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Women's Soccer 2007 Recap
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The 2007 season brought a lot of optimism to the Lady Bulldog soccer team. The
Lady Bulldogs only lost one senior from the previous season, and added a
freshman recruiting class that consisted of five solid players from all over the
country. The Lady Bulldogs also had a couple of former players rejoin the squad
help give it some depth. All in all, things looked good for the Lady Bulldogs.
After dealing with a slew of preseason injuries and heat illness issues, the
team hit a nice stride early in the season and scored a big conference win
over Tennessee Wesleyan, 1-0. The ladies used that momentum to go on
win three of the next four matches, including wins over conference foes
Bluefield College and Bryan College.
After traveling to Montreat and coming home the victor in PKs, the Lady
Bulldogs made another appearance in the AAC conference semi-finals. The
team played a great match, but fell to eventual conference and region
champions, King College 2-0.
This season's seniors, Amanda Weber and Karin Moore, were looking to
improve on the 6-13 record from the season before. Under their leadership,
the team finished the regular season with a 7-7-1 record and 3-3-1 record in
the conference, good enough for a fifth place finish. The total record for the
season was 7-8-2, finishing with one more win than the previous season and
jumping two spots in the conference.
With recruiting in full swing, this is a very important spring for the Lady Bulldogs.
They have been working hard in the weight room, in the swimming pool, and on
the training pitch. They are competing in tournaments this spring at The
University of the Cumberlands and NCAA Division II power Carson-Newman
College. This all to help prepare them for the upcoming season, a season where
they vow to finish higher in the conference, and to add to the success that was
started this season.
2007 Soccer Schedule
DATE
OPPONENT
SCORE RECORD
Georgetown CoUege L04 06 0-1
WestVirginiaTech W2-1 00 1-1
University of the Cumberland's Ll-2 0-0 1-2
Tennessee Wesleyan Wl-0 1-0 2-2
MountainState W4-0 1-0 3-2
Bluefield CoUege W6-0 2-0 4-2
Covenant College LO-3 2-1 4-3
Bryan CoUege W2-1 3-1 5-3
CampbellsviUe LO-1 3-1 5A
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Asbury
Spalding Universiry
Milligan College
King College
Montreat CoUege
Rkevflle
Montreat CoUege
King CoUege
LO-1
W&O
T 2-2 (201)
L2-5
L1-2(0T)
W150
T3-3(20T)
LO-2
3-1 5-5
3-1 6-5
3-1-1 6-5-1
3-2-1 66-1
3-3-1 6-7-1
3-3-1 7-7-1
3-3-1 7-7-2
3-3-1 7-8-2
- Appalachian Athletic Conference game
Home games in bold
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Brittany Puryear
Amy Vallandingham
Ashley Hall
Jessica Brandner
Karla Goncalves
Whitney Bundy
Amanda Weber
Heather Jaques
Renata Peixoto
Jessica Florence
Ashleigh Mensch
Melissa Campbell
Karin Moore
Briann Bargo
Yashika Dixon
Hannah Goins
Ashlev Bennett
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Somerset. Ky.
Union, Ky.
Hazard, Ky.
Independence, Ky.
6ao Paulo, Brazil
London. Ky.
Ontario. Canada
Manitoba. Canada
Brasilia, Brazil
Frankfort. Ky.
Elizabethtown, Ky.
Baltimore, Ohio
Owingsville. Ky.
Somerset, Ky.
Lithonia, Ga.
Corbin. Ky.
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I spent my four years
here at Union playing
soccer and enjoyed
every bit of it. The team
was more like a family
to me and I'm going to
miss them all. Karin
and I, being the only
seniors, have been able
to see the women's
program grow and can
only hope that it gets
better. I wouldn't trade
my years at Union for
anything. Being able to
play soccer in college
as a huge
enlevement and I'm
ally grateful for this
whole experience. I'm a
sports management
major with a minor in
marketing. I plan on
^1 coming back to Union
for another semester to
finish classes and be
the student assistant for
the soccer team. It will
be a different
experience being on
\ the other side of things
'but I hope to help out
as much as I can.
When I'm done here I
plan on trying out for a
few soccer teams either
here or back in
Canada. Also, I hope to
be a sports promoter
for a professional team
here in the States.
I have truly
enjoyed my four
years at Union
College.
I have
developed the
greatest
friendships and
have had the
best
experiences of
my life.
Being a part of
the women's
soccer team has
been so much
fun, I have so
many wonderful
memories.
After graduation
I plan to
continue my
education in
nutrition and
have a career
as a nutritionist.
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Back row: Assistant Coach Whitney Erb, Elisabeth Howard, Nicole Bistline, Marlee Cooper, Meg
Donnelly, Stephanie Pateman, Brooklyn Vinovich, Deena O'Hare, Lee Ann Kirschner, Autumn
Combs, Misty Belcher, and Coach David Nicholson.
Front row: Monica Moreland, Tracie Phillips, Brooke Bowlin, Christina Prindle, Danielle Singer,
Whitney Thomas, Tara Gambrel, Sarah Alderson, Suzannah Behnken, and Melissa Shannon.
NOT PICTURED: Amy Deininger, Tara Wright, Amanda Shyrock, and Ethel Collins.
AViWlD
Monica Jean
Moreland
AAC Player,
Setter &
Freshman of
the Year
Region Player
of the Year
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Tracie Phillips
"Liberoofthe
Week" at
Conference and
Region Level
Most Digs in a
Season: 924
Stephanie
Pateman
AAC All-
Conference 1st
Team, All-
Region 1st
Team, Most
Kills in a
Season: 601
Christina Prindle
ACC "Setter of the
Week"
AAC All-
Conference 2nd
Team
Brooke Vinovich
Deena
O'Hare
AAC All-
Tournament
Team, AAC
All-Academic
Team
Marlee
Cooper
AAC All-
Conference
Team
Autumn
Combs
Lead team
with 232
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Row 1 L to R: Mykhal Briones, Shawn Kelly, Deboris Owens, Kyle Sasser.
Row 2 L to R: Lee Miles, Larry Taylor, Stephen Filer, Michael Culver, Christian Martinez, Garrey Barnett, Cain Sams, Depa
Peyton, Justin Taylor, Patrick Burke, Stefon Filer, Terry Young, Brandon Willis, Jeremy White.
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Row 5 L to R: James Hager, Joey Waters, Chris Collopy, Abdul Gure, Marekus Smith, Chris Murphy, Patrick Kallendorf,
Steven Rogers, Adam Smith, Jeremy Agbomi, Ty Harris, Kyle Callahan, Antonio Dishman.
""■ Mason Thompson, Zach Glascock, Joe Mullinax, Josh Littleton, Ant"
n Wooton, Jimmy Dalton, Josh Presley, Quentin Penn, Ben Kelly, K
I: Terence Pollock, Clay Butler, Junior Owen, Andre Linn, Kenneth Mi
Gray, Travis Bethel, Shaun Person, Courtney Elesby, Lucius Will
w 6 L to R: Zach Churchwell, Brock Evans, Wayne Hensley, Nick Charles, J««
Goodin, Jason Hammontree, Daniel Moody, Stanton Peace, Demetr
^w 7 L to R: Timmy Goodin, Patrick O'Neal, Ryan Chambers, Eric Lindhorst.l
Borders, Ray Norman, P.J. Burrowes, Ryan Baker, Stephen Cutler, Ml
-ne, Eddie Johns, Colby Wilson,
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II, Marco Knorr, Tommy Reid, John
t, Arthur Johnson,
inward, Rolando Dyer, Timmy
;s, J.D. Conley.
ick Ruggieri, Brandon Lack, Quintin
hael Gold, Stephen Hunter.
Joey Waters
Honors include: MSC East Offensive
Player of the Year, 1st team All
season by setting the single season
records for completions (253), attempt
(422), yards (3,216) and touchdowns
(27). He finished his career with 7,880
yards and 66 touchdowns. He also
owns or shares 1 1 program records.
Shawn Kelly
Honors include: Breaking single
season receptions record (69),
single season yardage record
(899), 4th player in Union history to
obtain 100 receptions. He ends his
career 2nd on the all time
receptions list.
Ihris Murphy
Started in 27 games in his four
/ears at Union. He was the
ichor of the offensive line.
...endorf
Honors include: All Mid South
Conference 2nd Team & All
Region Honorable Mention 200
Ended his senior year with 13
career tackles & one fumble
recovery for a touchdown.
Colby Wilsoi
ors include: Mic
.ference 2nd Team 2007.
nded his senior year with 35
tackles, 4 sacks & 2 fumble
recoveries.
id Hamrr
Completed three tackles on the
season with one kick off return.
He ends his career with 6
carries, 20 yards and 1
touchdown
Chris Colloi
finished with 32 career receptions
for 546 yards and 6 touchdowns.
^ As a junior, he tied for the team
_ lead in receptions with 17 while
scoring a career-high 4
touchdowns. The 2007 campaign
was his best season with 24
catches for 250 yards and 2
touchdowns.
Patrick O'Neal
Honors include: Preseason Top 5
Linebacker in the Nation, 1st team All
"onference Academic(3x), 1st team All
onference Defensive(3x), 2nd team All
osida Academic All American ESPN,
id team All American Don Hansens
azette, 2nd team All American Victory
Sports Network. Ended his senior year
by breaking the record for season
tackles(143), tied the single game record
for tackles twice with 20 and became
M~ r at Union.
Nick Ruggieri
, Nick has been an important member
I of the Bulldog offensive line, helping
_ clear the way for the team to set
numerous school records. Although
an offensive lineman, Nick does
have one reception to his credit
thanks to a heads up play against
UVa-Wise that netted two yards.
^an Chambers
ad 57 career receptions for 9i
ds and 6 touchdowns. He ti
or the team lead in catches as
uniorwith 17 receptions. In 20
in had 22 catches for 356 y
2 touchdowns.
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the 2007 Bulldog Football season was anything but ordinary; it proved triumphant for a team of ten
seniors. This season marked the first win against the rival Georgetown tigers, as the Bulldogs hadn'1
beaten Georgetown since 193S. the Georgetown win, being the final game for the Bulldog seniors,
eapped off an extraordinary season. Beating Georgetown was not the only thing on the Bulldogs'
agenda this season, as several seniors looked to etch their names in the record books. A trio of senior
consisting of Joey Waters, Patrick O'Neal and Shawn Kelly did Just that. Waters now owns or share
eleven program records including single season records for completions, attempts, yards and
touchdowns. O'Neal broke the single season record for tackles and tied the record for single game
tackles twice. Kelly etched his name on the All time Receptions list coming in second and also broke -Hi
single season reception and yardage records, the 2007 season will be remembered as a year of recon
breaking with ten remarkable seniors that led the way.
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Eric Ashcraft, Jacob Zink, and
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Bulldog Seniors
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By Chevelle
Bulldog Schedule:
Johnson Bible W-7-
Georgetown College W
West Virginia Tech W-
Thomas More College L
Mars Hill L-0-3
Warren Wilson W-1-
Tennessee Wesleyan T
(20T)
Mountain State W-1 -i
Berea College W-4-C
Bluefield College L-0-
Covenant College L-0
Bryan College L-1-4
Spalding University W-
Milligan College L-0-
King College L-0-3
Montreat College W-1
Union wins due to fort
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Pikeville W-9-0
Montreat College W-1-0
AAC Tournament - First R
Union credited with win d
forfeit.
Back row: Tyler Brock - Head Coach, Tyler Baker, Sideek Sanogo, Patrick Bueno,
Adam Woodard, Jonathan Shaw, Aaron Miller, Marc Pierre, Habib Sanogo, Daniel
Scott, Jason Lanham - Assistant Coach. 3rd Row: Ben Patin - Assistant Coach, Danny
Bartlett, Adem Sela, Eric Ashcraft, Nathan Koebcke, Max Sisson, Lucus Perry,
Jonathan Schadler, Joanel Legros, Clayton Maurer. 2nd Row: Kirk Shufflebarger,
Manrohit Kooner, Dustin Isom, Daniel Perez, Christian Villatoro, Brett Smith, Tyler
Stallons, Jonathan Sutton, Andrew Moore. Front Row: Justin Maddock, Jacob Zink,
Emanuel Zapien, Taylor Lamblin, Marcus Ashcraft, and Rahul Kooner.
Left: Rohit Kooner and
brother Rahul Kooner on
Senior Day.
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Danny Perez had a total
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and 3 assists
Jacob Zinc had a total of 6
points this season. Having 2
goals and 2 assists
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all had a goal for
this season.
Coaches: Ben Patin, Jason
Lanham, and Tyler Brock
Left to right, back row: Clay Steger, Jonathan Turner, Zach Winn, Greg Gibson,
Colin McEacharan, Steven Childers, Samantha Collett, Chuck Coffey (coach).
Bottom row: Josh Thomas, Sean Trinque, Karen Caldwell, Amy Russell, Jamie
Bonza, Andrew Reed, Zac Moore.
8 Purdue University - West Lafayette, Ind
9 Purdue University - West Lafayette, Ind.
1 6 University of Georgia - Athens, Ga.
1 University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, Mich.
30 University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, Mich.
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1 3 MWCC Championship - Columbia, Ky. /
Lindsey Wilson College
1 • 1 MWCC Championship - Columbia Ky. /
Lindsey Wilson College
NCCA National Championship - Banner Elk,
N.C / Lees-McRae College
27 NCCA National Championship - Banner Elk.
NC/Lees-McRae College
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N.C. / Lees-McRae College
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This past year for the Union College Cycling
Team has been as spectacular as the
history of the bike itself. Just as the history
of the machine has gone from the walking
machine in 1817 to the state-of-the-art
aerodynamic cycles of today, the Cycling
Team has developed into a fine tuned
machine over the course of the 2007
season. The diversity in the group is a
i testament to the determination of the team.
The 2007 Cycling Team has traveled great distances and covered many more miles on their bikes
to earn the title of 4th in the nation at the NCCA Division II Championship (NATIONALS) in
Banner Elk, North Carolina. The riders that represented Union at Nationals were (pictured top left)
Amy Russell, Karen Caldwell, Jamie Bonza, (top right) Zac Moore, Gregg Gibson. Jonathan
Turner, and Zach Winn. Other honors that have been given to individuals are: MidWest Collegiate
Cycling Conference Rider of the Year to Zach Winn and NCCA Ail-American to Gregg Gibson.
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Back row, left to right: Assistant Coach Zach Vogelsberg, Cassandra 'Hacksaw' Jarrell,
Carrie Bistline, Julie Arnold, Brooke Smith, Ashley Lunsford, Head Coach Tim Curry.
Middle row: Allyson Campassi, Lyndsey Simmons, Stephanie McCullah, Maisie Insko, Tara Tucker and
Tiffany Haynes.
Front row: Cassandra Lawson, Jessica Baker, Carley Blankenship, Susanna Todd, Allison Fowler.
Not in group picture: Briann Bargo (left) and Whitney Bundy (right).
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November
2 Reinhardt
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3 Bethel College
Tennessee Wesleyan Classic - At
hens, Tenn. 1
6 Midway College
W-92-80 1
13 Berea College
V '9-60 1
15 Campbellsville
L-82-96 1
17 Lindsey Wilson
W-80 76 1
20 Midway College
L-61 65 1
27 King College
W-70-68(OT) 1
December
1 Montreat College
4 Covenant College
W- 104-82 1
8 Tennessee Wesleyan
W-74-64 1
11 Pikeville
W-94-91 (OT) 1
28 Indiana University Southeast
29 Berea College
January
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W-B1-73 1
9 Bluefield College
1 2 Virginia Intermont College
15 Milligan College
1 9 Bryan College
22 UVA-Wise
26 King College
29 Montreat College
February
2 Covenant College
5 Tennessee Wesleyan
9 Bluefield College
13 Virginia Intermont College
16 Milligan College
19 Bryan College
23 UVA-Wise
25 King College
28 Montreat College
29 Milligan College
W-76-67 1
March
1 King College
12 Concordia University
ack Row (Left to Right): Coach Heather Wilson, Rachel Fore, Brittany Burchfield, Chase
t Bingham, Nick Ruggieri, Michael Ealy, Madalyn Kamkar, Allison Broughton, Mac the
Middle Row: Tiffany Gambrel, Allison Shanks, Ashley Poore, Jamie Bonza, Brandi Hubbard, Geri
McCartney, Brandy Ledger, Mandi Smith, Bethany Vickers, Brittany Trent.
it Row: Johna Hale, Chelsea O'Connell, Sasha Davisson, Kerri Otto, Brittany Asher, Kristina Lehman.
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a "full" on her stunt group. Rebecca
Mills and Megan Carnes flying on
Jamie Bonza in the "One-Bad B" stunt.
Allison Shanks showing off her amazint
"aerobesque". Michael Ealy at the
center of attention during one of the
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cheering on the side-lines. Rebec*
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cheerleading jumped
quite a few hurdles.
After losing their coach
during pre-season,
Heather Wilson stepped
into the coaching
position, and started
from scratch with the
team. With her hard
work, and the teams'
dedication, the
cheerleaders went all
the way to nationals.
This was the first time
for the team to go to
competition in several
BACK-TUCK
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SCORPION SINGLE
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Back left to front right team photo: Brandy Ledger, Chelsea O'Connell, Brooke Bowlin, Kerri
Otto, Michael Ealy, Michael Culver, Jaree Boles, Ashley Poore, Shaunda Mills, Tracie
Phillips, Cassandra Ammerman, Mandi Smith, Kristina Lehman, Allison Shanks, Rachel
Fore, Coach Heather Wilson, Tara Tye, Rebecca Mills and Sasha Davisson.
Not Pictured (Alternates): Kat Arrasmith, Ruth Arnold, Johna Raye Hale
OUR SENIORS
KRISTINA & MICHAEL
The team went to
nationals, and came
back with a fourth
place team trophy.
There was a single
stunt group
competition as well.
Our women placed
first bringing home a
single group first place
trophy, along with
personal medals and
jackets.
Single stunt group left to right: Tara Tye, Rachel Fore, Rebecca Mills, Sasha Davisson.
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Left to Right Back row: Manager Ray West, Nathan Beckley, Ty Tipton, Josh Hurd, Bill Davis, James Johnson,
Chris Good, Jeremy Sanders, Manager Matt Johnson
Middle Row: Clinton Dixon, Anthony Coote, Mike Purdue, Brett Miller, Coach Jerry Nicholas, Coach Kelly
Combs, Hubertus von Heydon, Randy Carter, Jeff Hughes, Kearney Demus, Deion Jalla
Bottom Row: Shawn Hadley, Lamar Sistrunk, Matt Anderson, Aaron Dunaway, Brain Kirk, Ryne Bretz, Kevin
Jones, Chris Stunson, Scooter Inman, Nathaniel Peyton, Trevor Gray, Michael Hester
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'i0 The 2007-2008 basketball season was a good season considering all the injuries
we went through. We were able to win 1 9 games this year and advanced to the
second round of the conference tourney. It was a real challenge to keep up with
who was healthy enough to play this year. We had 7 of our top players out with
injuries for most of the season and were without the services of Senior Ryne Bretz
for all but the first 4 games and Sophomore Brett Miller had to miss the entire
season. The other guys had various injuries throughout the year.
Chris Stunson and Kevin Jones were our two Seniors with Brian Kirk graduating this
year even though he has one more year of eligibility left. These guys did a good job
leading the team this year. They all battled through nagging injuries and full school
loads to have good senior seasons. v -
Sophomore Aaron Dunaway was our leading scorer while fellow sophomores
Anthony Coote, Kearney Demus and Nate Peyton provided good minutes and
energy bursts throughout the year. Freshmen Mike Hester, Josh Hurd, James
Johnson and Bill Davis all also gave valuable contributions to this year.
We hate to lose the three who are graduating but we are looking forward to next
year with as many young players as we had. I really think the young guys gained
some valuable experience and they are just going to get better. Recruiting is going
well right now and I think that next year we have a chance to really improve.
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DATE
OPPONENT
SCORE
RECORD 1
November
6
Alice Lloyd College
W 69-62
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1-0
9
Rio Grande
W 79-76
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2-0 :
10
Bethel College
L 71-75
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2-1
13
Tennessee Tech
L 54-97
17
Pikeville
L 57-79
00
2-2
20
Alice Lloyd College
W7&66
00
3-2
24
Lincoln Memorial
W86-68
00
4-2
*27
King College
L 45-67
0-1
4-3
December
*1
Montreat College
L 77-88
00
44 *
"4
Covenant College
W 76-69
1-2
5-4
*8
Tennessee Wesleyan
L 64-74
1-3
5-5
14
Concordia Michigan
W 65-59
1-3
6-5
15
Saint Vincent College
W 76-68
1-3
7-5
29
Miami - Middletown
W 84-64
1-3
8-5
30
Lincoln Memorial
W 75-73
1-3
9-5
January
4
JohnsonS Wales University \
1-3
10-5
5
Fisher College
W 74-53
1-3
11-5
*9
Bluefield College
L 78-104
1-4
11-6
*12
Virginia Intermont College
L 76-86
1-5
11-7
*15
Milligan College
W6M6
2-5
12-7
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Bryan College
W 82-79 (OT)
3-5
13-7
*22
UVA-Wise
W 83-80
4-5
147
*26
King College
L 53-76
4-6
14-8
*29
Montreat College
W 74-73
5-6
15-8
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Covenant College L 67-71 5-7 15-9
*5 Tennessee Wesleyan W 60-59 6-7 16-9
*9 Bluefield CoUege L 78-91 08 16-10
*13 Virginia Intermont College W 75-69 7-8 17-10
*16 Milligan College W 72-63 8-8 18-11
*19 Bryan College L 51-63 8-9 18-12
*23 UVA-Wise L 63-86 8-10 18-12
27 Covenant College W62-57 8-10 19-12
28 Bluefield College L 82-100 8-10 19-13
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been a great experience.
basketball experience has enabled me to develop some great
relationships. Through the good times and bad, Union basketball has
made me a better person, father, and helped to prepare me to enter the
real world. Coach Combs has always been a great coach, person, and
most importantly a caring friend and mentor.
Next year I plan to become a high school math teacher and possibly a
basketball coach. I am really looking forward to having a chance to help
adolescents develop into prepared college students. As far as where I
am going, my plans are not yet set.
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Coach Rafael Forti
comments: "The 07-08
swim season proved to
be a good one for us.
Our swimmers were
able to obtain
improvements across
the board. We have
doubled the number of
qualified swims at
nationals, both
individually and on
relays. Also, the level of
our swims improved.
Several team records
fell, EVERYONE had
improved
performances, and we
have had our first
Christmas training trip,
which took place in
Campinas, Brazil. We
have many reasons to
be pleased, which
encourage and
motivate us to have an
even better season in
08-09."
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Back row: Thomas Savior {Sprint Freestyle, Breast stroke). Colin McEachran (Distance Freestyle).
Corbin "Andy" Melton (Sprint Freestyle, Backstroke). Jeremiah Back (Sprint Freestyle. Butterfly),
Adam "Woody" Woodard (Sprint Freestyle), Bradley Hobbs (Distance Freestyle. Backstroke). Karl
Smith {Sprint Freestyle, Butterfly), and Michael Viscardi (Sprint Freestyle, Breaststroke, IM)
Front row: Kibbie Vickers (Sprint Freestyle. Breaststroke). Mollie Messmer (Distance Freestyle.
IM), Eden Ellison (Sprint Freestyle. Butterfly). Kristina Kirk (Sprint Freestyle. Backstroke). Kelli
Rogers (Distance Freestyle. Butterfly). Jessica Kirschner (Sprint Freestyle. Breaststroke). Dena
Gonzalez (Distance Freestyle. Backstroke), and Coach Rafael Forti.
NOT PICTURED: Madalyn Kamkar (Sprint Freestyle. Backstroke) and Henrique Maia (Sprint
Frees hie. Backstroke)
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Kelli Rogers, Sophomore (left),
swims the 5(H) yard freestyle and
managed to swim through a tight race.
Jeremiah Hack. Freshman deft-
bottonil gives a start for his KM) yard
freestyle and finishes first in the event.
Bradley Hobbs, Junior (bottomu
swims the 1650 yard freestyle as he
lakes a breath before finishing the
long event.
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Below: Mollie Messmer
swimming last leg of the
Women 200 Freestyle
relay... ready., set., go!
Above: Eden, Mollie, Karl,
Kristina, Rodrigo Forti (class
of 2007), Michael, and
coach Forti during their trip
to Brazil on Christmas
break.
Schedule
OCT 20th @ Cumberland
EKU
NOV. 3rd ©Asbury
Transylvania
NOV. 10th Milligan
EKU
NOV. 14th
NOV. 30th-
DEC. 1st
JAN. 11th- 12th
@ Asbury
Invitational
©Centre
Invitational
MEN/WOMEN
L45- 127/36- 122
Wl 1-0/1 1-0
LI 7-78/1 5-96
LI 5-90/ 11-94
W54-29/L43-50
Wl 1-0/1 1-0
W51-44/L42-52
3rd/3rd
of 5 teams
5th/6th
of 7 teams
Above: Coach jumps in
excitement when Kelli
Rogers made a cut at the
last home meet vs.
Campbellsville.
JAN. 26th
FEB. 6th
FEB. 16th
FEB. 27th-
MAR. 1st
©Centre
Asbury
@Berea
Bellarmine
2008 NAIA
National Meet
L34-230/22-222
L58- 178/23-226
W69-25/L46-52
W 71-7/50-34
W 66-0/58-20
W 11-0/11-0
TIONALS @
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The women pose for the camera
at our team banquet.
Men: 14th - 30 points
Left:
Eden Ellison
and
Thomas Saylor
received
Champions
of
Character
awards
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Women: 21st - 4 points
McEachran/Saylor/Smith/Woodard - 200 Medley Relay Kirk/Messmer/Elli;
= 1'48"80DQ
Colin McEachran - 500 Freestyle - 5'05"80 = 29th Mollie Messmei
Michael Viscardi - 200 Individual Medley - 2'09"71 = Kirk/Ellison/Rogers/I
30th
Back/Viscardi/Smith/Woodard - 200 Freestyle Relay - Mollie Messmer -
1'33"29=14th
Jeremiah Back - 1 00 Butterfly - 56"55 = 25th Kirk/Messmer/Ellii
Michael Viscardi - 100 Breaststroke - 1'02"08DQ
McEachran/Viscardi/Back/Woodard - 400 Medley Relay Mollie Messmer -
-3'52"86= 12th Kelli Rogers -
Colin McEachran - 1650 Freestyle - 18'14"73 = 25th Kristina Kirk -
Adam Woodard - 1 00 Freestyle - 50"18 = 32nd Kirk/Ellison/Rogers/I
Michael Viscardi - 200 Breaststroke - 2'15"14 = 1 1th
Back/Viscardi/Smith/Woodard - 400 Freestyle Relay -
3'25"78 = 1 3th _ . _ . __. _ .
Combined Results: 16th - 34 points
Kirk/Messmer/Ellison/Rogers - 200 Medley Relay -
2'06"95 = 23rd
Mollie Messmer - 500 Freestyle - 5'35"17 = 26th
Kirk/Ellison/Rogers/Messmer-,200 Freestyle Relay -
1'53"72 = 23rd
Mollie Messmer - 400 Individual Medley - 4'56"77 =
13th
Kirk/Messmer/Ellison/Rogers - 400 Medley Relay -
4'42"42DQ
Mollie Messmer - 1650 Freestyle - 19'04"65 = 19th
Kelli Rogers - 1650 Freestyle - 22'03"87 = 33rd
Kristina Kirk - 200 Backstroke - 2'26"17 = 30th
Kirk/Ellison/Rogers/Messmer - 400 Freestyle Relay -
4'15"29 = 21st
The 2008 NAIA
national meet was
a fast one. Our
swimmers had
several strong
performances,
which resulted on
5 B-Finals, 13 new
team records, and
several personal
best swims.
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Senior Brandon Kibert
successfully qualified for
NAIA Cross Country
Nationals by placing 4th at
Regionals, which earned
him All Region and All
Conference Honors. This
Uyear he ran a PR of 26:09 inl
*A the 8K (8,000 meters) at the|
Wilmington Fall Classic,
which is also the school
I record. Kibert, for the third
time received a NAIA
Scholar-Athlete Award.
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Personal Best Times:
Johnny Barnes 35:17.90
Region Championships
Scotty Barnes 35:42.15
Wilmington Fall Classic
Jeanne Davis 26:46.20
Region Championships
JJ Hall 34:03.80
Region Championship
Kandy Hubbard 21 :34.60
Cedarville Invitational
Eric Kinman 27:55.40
Wilmington Fall Classic
Daniel Kual 27:09.00
Shawnee Invitational
Cody Miller 34:53.48
Wilmington Fall Classic
Brennan O'Quinn 28:02.06
Region Championships
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Roster
Women
Autumn Combs: multi-events
Jessica Florence: sprints
Kerri Otto: Mid-distance
Christina Prindie: sprints
Brittany Puryear: throws
Sara Seitz: sprints
Tara Tye: jumps
Men
Scotty Barnes: multi-events
Tristian Burbridge: hurdles
Erick Coleman: sprints/jumps
Jared Ford: throws
Vincent Hawkins: Mid-distance
Brandon Kibert: distance
Eric Kinman: distance
Daniel Kual: distance
Cody Miller: multi-events
James Mills: throws
Johnnie Nabors: sprints
Brennan O'Quinn: distance
Marekus Smith: sprints
Andre Thornton: sprints
Coaches
Jamie Jimison, Head Coach
Jamaine Gordon, Ass't coach
Outdoor
Track & Field
NAIA All Americans
Johnnie Nabors
Andre Thornton
NAIA All American
Scholar Athlete
2008
Brandon Kibert
AAC Individual Champs
2008 Brandon Kibert 10,000 meters (33:32.00)
2008 Andre Thornton 400 meters (48.13
seconds)
2008 Erick Coleman Triple Jump (40 feet, 4
inches)
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Back Row: Assist. Coach Kaila McSpedon, Ashleigh Mensch, Ashley Eichelberger, Sherry DeVault,
Katie Kitchen, Ryan Travis, and Coach Jon "Bubba" Szary.
Middle Row: Michelle Geyman, Mallory Lavoy, Ashley Tateman, Lee Davis, Suzannah Behnken,
and Ashley Bertsch.
Front Row: Britany Lemons, Andrea Green, Melissa Campbell, Sarah Driver, and Bethany Outland.
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With plans to defend their Appalachian Athletic Conference (ACC) Title the
Union College Woman's Softball team welcomed help from freshmen Sherry
DeVault and Ashley Tatman. DeVault, a graduate of Fisher Catholic High
School, hosted a 3.67 earned run average (ERA) with 97 strikeouts. The
Baltimore, Ohio native received praise with the Pitcher of the Week nod, on April
21 , 2008 for both AAC conference and Region XII. Ashley Tatman brought pop
to the Lady Bulldog line up. The freshman from Lexington, KY led the team in
hits with 60, homeruns with 4, and played in 56 games, more than any other
Bulldog. Sarah Driver returns to the pitching circle with AAC and Region XII
Pitcher of the Year awards under her belt, and held a 1.95 ERA with195
strikeouts. Driver led the Bulldogs in batting average with a .358 average. She
also led the team in doubles with 17, and walks with 14. Hopkinsville, KY is
home to Driver and teammates, Bethany Outland, Ryan Travis and Lyla Blauser. Ryan Travis, a sophomore,
held down first base and recorded a fielding percentage of .982, the second highest on the team. Bethany
Outland caught for the Bulldogs and fielded an outstanding .991 . In addition Mallory Lavoy (Temperance, Ml),
Andrea Green (Fankfort, KY), and Suzannah Behnken (Tempe, AZ) all completed all ACC games without
completing a single error. Behnken also hit the programs first ever Grand Slam, which helped her tie the
record for most runs batted in (RBI) in a game with 5. Lee Davis, a returning sophomore hit an even .300 at
the plate and led the Bulldogs in Runs Batted In with 33. The foundation of the team was senior, Lyla Blauser
who hit .369 and completed a 10 game hitting streak. Blauser has solidified her name in the Union College
record book. She holds 12 Union College records and three NAIA records for stolen bases and hit by pitches.
Union had a season high of an eight game winning streak. In the post season Union finished second in the
AAC losing the championship game to Milligan College (TN). Union advanced to the Region XII tournament
and finished one game away from the regional championship game. Ashley Tatman and Sarah Driver lead
the Bulldogs to a 10-6 AAC record and were awarded with All Conference First Team and All Region First
Team honors. Union finished 24-29 overall.
Schedule/Results
Seniors
©Reinhart
©Reinhart
Lindsey Wilson
Tiffin University
©Martin Methodist
Tiffin University
©Lindsey Wilson
Midway College
Midway College
Reinhart
Ohio Dominican
©Shorter
©Pikeville
©Pikeville
Campbellsville
Campbellsville
Lincoln Memorial
Lincoln Memorial
©Georgetown
©Georgetown
©Montreat
©Montreat
Reinhart
Reinhart
Pikeville
Pikeville
UVA-Wise
UVA-Wise
Tenn Weslyan
Tenn Weslyan
Mountain State
Mountain State
©Milligan
©Milligan
©Lincoln Memorial
©Lincoln Memorial
King
King
Covenant
Covenant
©Bluefield
©Bluefield
©Virgina Intermt
©Virgina Intermt
W-1-0
L-6-10
W-7-0
L-3-4 (8)
L-1-9(5)
L-4-8
L-0-6
W-8-2
W-12-4(5)
L-10-12
L-0-6
L-1-3
L-5-8
W-9-2
W-4-3
L-2-8
L-4-5 (8)
W-9-6
L-1-3
L-0-3
W-9-3
L-4-6
L-2-4
L-2-4
L-6-8
L-4-5
W-3-2 (9)
L-8-1 1
W-3-1
L-5-8
W-6-3
W-3-1
W-3-2
L-1-2(8)
L-4-8
L-7-8 (11)
W-7-1
L-1-6
L-1-6
W-4-1
W-11-0(5)
W-9-0
W-8-0 (5)
W-7-5
Lyla Blauser
Outfielder
Bats-S / Throws-R
Hopkinsville, Ky. / Christian County
Fifth Year with the Lady Bulldogs
2007:AII-AAC and All-Region XII Started 58 games
Set 5 single-season records, .408 batting average,
75 hits, 184 at bats, 62 runs scored and 42 stolen
bases... Tied single-game record with 4 hits in two
games
2006: AAC All-Conference Team, Honorable Mention
Started 49 games Batted .261 with 4 doubles, 2
triples, 14 RBIs and 37 runs scored Stole 30 bases
in 33 attempts Set program records for most runs
scored in a season (37), most stolen bases in a
season (30) and most hit by a pitch in a season (12)
2005: Did not play due to injury Red-shirted
2004: Appeared in 38 games Batted .243 with 3
doubles, 1 triple, 6 RBIs and 28 runs scored Stole
27 bases in 30 attempts Set the NAIA record for
most stolen bases in a game with 7 vs. Miami-
Hamilton on March 27, 2004
Andrea Green
Outfielder
Bats-R / Throws-R
Frankfort, Ky.
Transferred from Mid-Continent University
1st year with Lady Bulldogs
Nationals
King College
Virginia Intermont College
Milligan College
Milligan College
Milligan College
Indiana University
Tennessee Wesleyan
Mountain State
W-3-2
W-5-2
W-3-0
L-1-3
L-0-7
L-0-6
W-7-2
W-5-4
Coach Comments
This year has been another eye opener... Seeing the girls pulling
to Regionals again! All teams have up and downs including
ours. One of the most team effort is seeing the girls come
together as one as a team. This has shown me the graditude
and self-esteem to award them great. I am looking forward for
the same next year but more endurance to come. Hopefully we
will reach the top! Go Bulldogs!
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Back Row: Brett McAlpin, Matthew Warren, Joseph Grinstead, Marcus White, Adam
Snyder, Marty Popham, Chaz Bargo, Joseph Piper, Greg Daughertry, Matt Adel, and
Matthew Brady.
Third Row: Colten King, Daniel Crump, Lucas Henson, Trey Mayer, Adam Hines, Coach
Bart Osborne, Bobby Segal, Israel "Izzy" Santana, Brady Napier, Sam Creasy, and Dustin
Thrasher.
Second Row: David Fairbanks, Tyler Jones, Donnie Popham, Justin Hart, Lioney
Henriquez, Kenny Kysar, Josh Ehringer, Tyler Martin, Mikey Hensley, Matt Grimes, and
Charles Stewart.
Front Row: David Smith, C.R. Berry, Lance Dougherty, Trey Wheeler, Russell Logsdon,
Drew Chamberlin, Brian Mosher, Cory Estep, Levi Hardin, and Logan King.
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Marty Popham
Capped a record-setting
season with NAIA Ail-American
First Team honors
Joseph Grinstead
Second highest batting average in
as he batted .433. He's the second
player in history to amass 90-plus
hits as he lined 91. Bulldog
shortstop set the single-seeso
record for runs scored (78) a
tied mark for stolen bases
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Josh Ehringer
Led the team 12 home runs and
tied for the team lead in RBIs
with 60. Boasting a .332 batting
average, the rightfielder lined
21 doubles, scored 63 runs,
had a .606 slugging percentag
and stole 15 bases.
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Atlanta Christian
W-11-1
Atlanta Christian
W- 15-3 (6)
Indiana Uni S
W-10-4
Indiana Uni S
W-9-0 (6)
Indiana Uni S
W- 18-8 (8)
Rochester
W-12-1 (5)
Rochester
W-10-3
Campbellsville
L-5-6
Pikeville
W-1-0
Pikeville
W-10-0(5)
Rio Grande
L-5-7
Pikeville
W-8-0
Bryan College
W-13-3
Bryan College
W-12-0
Alice Lloyd
W-18-6
Lindsey Wilson
W-9-4
Lindsey Wilson
W-7-2
King College
W-1-0
King College
L-0-7
Georgetown
W-4-3
Georgetown
L-5-1 1
Indiana Uni N
W-14-0 (5)
Indiana Uni N
W- 10-0 (6)
Covenant
W-13-0(7)
Covenant
W-9-6
Cumberland
W-3-1
Cumberland
L-1-4
Bluefield
W-4-1
Bluefield
L-1-5
Spalding Uni
W-11-2
Uni of Cinci
W-10-0(7)
Cumberland
W-18-7(8)
Virginia Inter
W-9-7
Virginia Inter
W-11-1 (6)
Cumberland
W-13-5
Campbellsville
L-6-9
Tenn Wesleyan
W-12-9
Tenn Wesleyan •
L-2-9
Spalding Uni
W-7-3
UVA-Wise
L-8-10
UVA-Wise
W-10-0
Georgetown
W-3-1
Georgetown
L-1-4
Montreat
W-6-3
Montreat
W-9-3
Montreat
L-2-15(7)
Alice Lloyd
W-21-2(7)
Milligan
L-4-10
Milligan
W-6-3
Nationals
Bluefield College
W-8-1
King College
W-5-1
Tenn Wesleyan
L-5-8
UVA-Wise
W-8-7
Tenn Wesleyan
L-13-14
Indiana Uni S
W-6-1
UVA-Wise
L-7-10
^Indiana Uni S
W-18-2
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The Union College Baseball team had a season to remember. After
finishing 13-5 in Appalachian Athletic Conference, they received a
bid to the Region XII tournament in Kingsport, TN. The Bulldogs flew
through their Region XII tournament dropping only one game to
University of Virginia, at Wise. This marked the second Region XII
Championship for Union. Coach Bart Osborne took his team on the
road to Lebanon, TN to play the baseball powerhouse, Cumberland
University. Union came out victorious with Marty Popham and Lance
Dougherty on the mound. The Bulldogs won their first ever South
Central Super Regional Championship, in their second consecutive
Super Regional appearance. As the team headed to Lewiston, Idaho
for the NAIA World Series, they received the number five seed in the
tournament. Union beat first round match-up, Asuza Pacific and
moved on to play top seeded Lee University. After dropping games
to both Lee University and Spring Arbor the Bulldogs were sent
home, but not without making a name for themselves in NAIA
baseball. Union's offense soared as they scored a total of 24 runs in
three games, and finished fifth in the tournament. Joe Grinstead led
the team offensively with a .433 batting average this season.
Grinstead broke the record for single season runs scored with 78; he
also holds the record for single season stolen bases with 46. The
graduate of Warren East High in Bowling Green, KY also tied the
record for most games with 65; Joe is tied with teammates, David
Fairbanks, Justin Hart, Trey Wheeler, and Matt Brady. On the mound
for the Bulldogs was Marty Popham from Louisville, KY who has
ingraved his name in Union history by holding seven records.
Popham struck out 133 batters in the 2008 season and contributed
three shut out performances. Out of Popham's 18 starts he collected
the win in 17. The Bulldogs played a strong defense behind the
Union pitching staff with Hopkinsville, KY native Trey Wheeler
holding the single season record for put outs with 448. Sophomore
Kenny Kysar not only holds the record for most triples in a career, he
also reigns as the holder of most consecutive games with a hit with
21 . He holds both records as a junior. The Corbin, KY native finished
the season with a .327 average. The Union offense was centered on
senior, Justin Hart who held the clean up spot. Hart, who hails from
Lake Mary, FL broke the career record for doubles with 55, and then
followed up with a new career record for runs batted in (RBI) with
182. Following Hart in the line up was Josh Ehringer who led the
team in doubles this season with 21 . Ehringer also belted 12
homeruns, the most on the Bulldog roster. After the completion of the
NAIA World Series, Marty Popham was named NAIA All-American
1st Team. Both Josh Ehringer and Joe Grinstead were named NAIA
All-American Honorable Mention. Competed the season with a 48-18
record.
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Warren, Coach Eric Wyrick. Front row: Jimmy Hinkle, Sam Lee, David Goscombe,
Niklas Tidebrant, Adam LaTulippe.
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saw great success
throughout the season
and had two players
receive Conference and
Region Awards.
All Conference First Team
Adam LaTulippe
AAC All Tournament Team
Sam Lee
All Region Team
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Conference and
Region Honors.
All -Conference First Team
Region All -Tournament
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"In my first full year as Head Coach of the golf program, I have seen
my players advance their skills and accomplish many things on and off
the course. The hard work they put forth has really paid off and I'm
excited to see what the years ahead may bring for Union College Golf."
Eric Wyrick
thumps
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Katie runs in for a
volley winner.
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Jhe women's tennis squad when her friend
Juliana was injured.
Former team-mate
istefania Cirigliano is a big
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NAIA Region XII Women's and Men's Coach of the Ye
and A AC Men's and Women's Coach of the Year:
Renzo Lopez
Women's Tennis results:
AAC-.5-0
Overall: \5~5
Home: 6-0
Away: 4-Z
Men's Tennis results
AAC-.5-0
Overall: 6-$
Home: 6-0
Away:5-\
Ranked 9th NAIA Men's Tennis National Tournament
All Conference Women's Team:
Ximena Aguilar
Camila Cunha
Juliana Negosek
Yeris Vargas
All Conference Men's Team:
Pablo Costa
Anthony Hill
Gustavo Holz
Raphael Millon
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Upward Bound is a free federal initiative encouraging people to do well in school and
prepare for college. The Union College program began in 1980. High school students in
the 9th grade from seven local schools come for classes on some Saturdays, and are
aught by Union College students and staff. For six weeks of the summer Upward Bound
students live on campus during weekdays for classes and educational trips.
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Service all about? Bonner
Scholars get the
opportunity to travel, to
discover more about
themselves and what they
can do for other people.
Other students from
Union Collese also give
their time and energy to
worthy causes.
Buba Jallow
Summer of Service
"During my trip to The Gambia in Africa, I
worked with the Gambia Red Cross (GRC) in
various locations. Most of our work however
was in the border areas of Cassamace, a region
between the borders of The Gambia and Senegal
where political unrest is very common. My trip
coincided with fighting between the Cassamace
rebels, Independence Fighters' and the
Senegalese army.
Buba's
African
friends called
him "the
American."
As a result, thousands of Cassamace refugees floated
into The Gambia and the GRC was responsible for
providing them with food, shelter and mosquito nets.
As a volunteer I was in charge of distributing all the
above among the refugees. It was a task that I
enjoyed and will forever be a part of me. I learned
how privileged we "Americans" are and, if anything,
the experiences have made me fall in love with the
United States of America." Buba Jallow
Union's Dr. Charles Jones and Dr. Fidelis
Achenjang led the 5 week Pan African
Visions trip to Cameroon. Among their
party were students Jamie Van Cleave
and Travis Carmack, plus alum Rion Smith
Dr. Fidelis Achenjang &
Dr. Charles Jones
Uganda
Funding came from Union and a Fulbright-
Hays grant. The group studied the
economy, art, ecology, education system,
government and elections there. There
should be future opportunities to return and
do larger scale service projects because of
the foundations laid by the group this
summer.
Jamie
Van Cleave
tries out a new
hairstyle!
Katherine Brashier
"I was impressed with the
happiness of the children of
Cameroon. Their motto for the
summer was: 'Build on a firm
foundation, never complete the
roof.' Why? Because they knew
the work couldn't be completed
in one summer."
Travis Carmack
"I spent three months living in Uganda,
East Africa. I primarily worked at an
orphanage, but I also did a lot of
traveling. I saw the most beautiful birds
and the most beautiful people on Earth.
It was hard, having to see all of the
poverty and pain that came with living in
a third-world country. But it was even
harder knowing that at the end of three
months I could go home and
they would remain behind. This was
their home. Wars, malaria, AIDS;
these are facts of their lives. I was
there for only a short time, but every
child I held, every face I saw; they will
live in my memory forever. As the
Nile flows through the continent and
gives life to so many, they gave life to
me. I only hope that one day I can
return the favor."
"I have seen the heart of America. I stood on the hill where Custer
died. I touched the ruts cut into rock by the pioneers' wagon wheels.
I looked a buffalo in the eyes, from ten feet away.
Ruth, Maggie and I went on the MOOSE trip (Maryville Outdoor
Outreach Service Experience), an astonishing overland journey taking
in dozens of historical and natural wonders from Tennessee to
Wyoming.
We worked in National Parks, digging out trails for hikers, removing
roadside greenery that blocked the view and increased road kill rates,
and painting an entire building in a day. It was good, hard work.
I saw the Great Plains, heard wolves howling, and learned how America
became a continental nation. The spirit of our singing fellowship of nine
companions was unforgettable. To them, and the Bonner Foundation, I
say a big thank you." Stephen O'Donoghue
Taylor
Lamblin
"I went on a Volunteers and Missions trip to
Pass Christian, a town on the Mississippi
coast. The group, from Danville United
Methodist Church, has taken on a ten year
project to go there to help repair the damage
from hurricane Katrina. They have been there
6 times. The first time I went I saw washing
machines in the sea.
This summer was my 2nd trip. We served for
one week, finishing clearing and cleaning a
house two blocks from the ocean so a couple
could move in, before starting on another
house.
The church we stayed in is now open for
normal use again, so next time we'll stay in tent
city. That was a camp for homeless residents
that volunteers now use."
Taylor Lamblin Page by: Jonathan L Kinsey Photography: The travelers,
Stephen O'Donoghue plus Stephen O'Donoghue.
jfeit Angie Armstrong
Over the summer Angie did her service at
Patch Work Therapeutic Riding Center in
Groton, New York. She worked 12 hours
a day, 7 days a week with physically and
mentally handicapped children and adults.
"This summer challenged me physically and
mentally. The work was hard and I grew to
love it. The horses taught me a lot about
life, and how to approach challenges. You
cannot force a horse to do anything. You
have to make then want to do it through
respect and love.
The people I came to know and love while
working there showed me how to love and
appreciate life, and I will be forever in their
debt."
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assembly of people of the community who
are eager to introduce the core values to
the freshmen of Union.
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On Monday, August 27, 2007, "The Lascivious
Biddies" were back at Union for the second time.
The Biddies' popularity drew a big crowd of
students and others to the Conway Boatman
Chapel. This year, having bought their albums at
the last concert, students could sing-a-long to
their favorite numbers.
The all-female cocktail pop quartet makes
headlines for an energetic show filled with humor,
expert musicianship, and angelic harmonies. The
foursome consists of Deidre Rodman on piano
and melodica, Lee Ann Westover as lead
vocalist, Lilly Maase on guitar, and Saskia Lane on
bass.
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Rahul Kooner tries his
first-ever funnel cake.
In May 1948 Professor Karl Bleyl and "Union students started the first
ever Daniel fSoone Festival. It has grown into a huge carnival, with at least
one float representing our college every year. Along with the President's
family carriage there i«re several students in the parade on October 13th
^07, in various guises...
The Conner Scholars organized the Fort Union booth, where you con
J and drink or even' |)ave ijiur portrait drawn. The profits funi
^ I ) ^eir Spring trip.
People come from far and wide to^ee Cherokee dancers, try the
Betty Begley and
bove-. Professor FBleyl, M.JT, Ph.D.
Union students at
the 1st Daniel
Boone Festival. Is
that Dr. Inkster?
Stewart Malar was*
veri) helpful friend.
Pcu|e: Steve G'Donoghue.
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Homecoming has been an important part of
this college's traditions since the beginning,
in 1879. The celebration of this event is not
only for the students that are attending
Union now but it is to remember and to
reunite those many Bulldogs who have long
since graduated from these hallowed
grounds. For most, this time of year is the
only time they get to see and to be with the
friends they graduated with here from
Union. For others it is a great celebration to
see how the current year's football team is
doing. This year's gatherings were: 1961
Reunion Somerset, Kentucky; Grand-
Rapids-gathering; Louisville, Kentucky, Aug.]
10, 2007; Nashville, Tennessee; Covington,
Kentucky; Maysville, Kentucky; Florence,
Kentucky; Paintsville, Kentucky;
Miamisburg, Ohio; and New Albany,
Indiana.
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Johnathan Shaw
Below : Carrie Bistline
V and Anthony Coote
King and Queen : Arthur Johnson
and Amanda Weber
Prince and Princess: Jared Ford and
Jessica Baker.
Congenitally: Brandy
Ledger and Johnathan
Shaw.
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Student Support Services (SSS) is a Federal Funded Grant ■
program that serves 175 first generation, low-income
and/or disabled college students each year on Union
College's campus. The SSS program is a retention
program designed to help this population of students
v- graduate from college with a Bachelors degree. We offer
' many free services to these students. Examples of these
services are: tutoring, Supplemental Instruction, peer
mentoring, personal counseling, graduate school and
career counseling.
We also offer a variety of workshop opportunities for
students on various topics such as study skills, test
taking, note taking, stress and time management which
take place over the course of the academic year. Our
Career Center also holds workshops such as: resume
writing, cover letter writing, interview techniques and
job search techniques. Each year we provide students
with the opportunity to attend graduate school tours to colleges and
universities that are in surrounding states and job/career fairs that are put on
by various organizations around the region. We also offer students three
cultural enrichment opportunities throughout the academic year. We take two
day trips during the fall semester and one three day trip during the spring
semester. During the fall 2007 semester we took a group of students to
Shaker Village in Danville, KY. For our second trip of the fall we took a
group of students to Ashville, NC to tour the Biltmore Mansion
"H^ During the spring 2008 semester we took a three day trip to
j Washington, DC. In Washington, DC we toured the historic
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ess Club tries new and exciting
■vrties that are open to the entire student
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unity when possible. This year has
.afeusy year for the club. During the
-all Break the club sponsored three
karate trips to different places for different
ctivifies: Whitewater rafting, hiking on the
\ppalachain Trail and attending the TAG
(Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia) caving
conference. The Spring Break trip was at
John Taylor's farm in Pendleton County,
WVA. ^
New activities for the club this year in^tgded' .
horseback riding and whitewatetrafting.
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a contemporary version of
the Greek tragedy by
Sophocles. Inspired by
Sophocles' play, a student
writes a play and wants her
professor to accept it in
place of the research paper
required by his course on
Greek Tragedy. He refuses;
she, in turn, refuses to
accept his decision. When
she decides to stage the
play, the entire campus is
drawn into the escalating
confrontation. The student
becomes Antigone to the
professor's Creon.
HENRY HARPER NICK HARRIS
JUDY MILLER REBECCA LIFORD-HIBBAR
DIANA EBERHART KATRINA BELCHER
DAVID APPLETON JASON JOHNSON
STAGE MANAGER NICHOLE OTT
PROP MANAGER BRITTANY BURCHFIELD
WARDROBE MISTRESS MELISSA GARRETT
AD/SOUND BETHANY HOPKINS
AD/LIGHTS/SET CYLE HUA
AD/PROPS/SET EMILY BAKER
ASSISTANT DIRECTORS MARCUS ASHCRAFT
STEVE HIBBARD
CHELSEA O'CONNELL
KENDRA LUNDY
ERIC TAYLOR
CHASE CANADY
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Cast and Crew
Charles Wykeham: Clayton Maurer Jack Chesney: Marcus Ashcraft
Sir Fancourt Babberly: Tommy Ruth Brassett: Jonathan Turner
Sir Francis Chesney: Andy Messer Steven Spettigue: Karl Wallhauser
Amy Spettigue: Bethany Hopkins Kitty Verdun: Tara Gambrel
Ela Delahay: Emily Baker Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez: Laura Love
Angie Armstrong: Props Rebecca Liford: Stage Manager
Brittany Burchfield: Props/AD Max Sisson: Props
Cyle Hue: set design/AD Jason Johnson: sound/AD
Josh Hampton: Lights/AD Melissa Garrett: Costumes
Jack Chesney and Charles Wykeham, two students about to graduate from
Oxford in 1894, want to invite Kitty Verdun and Amy Spettigue to lunch in order
to propose marriage. Victorian gentlemen needed to secure a chaperone before
they could invite young ladies to their dorm room. In this case, Jack and
Charley are counting on the arrival of Charley's aunt, a rich widow Charley has
never met. Kitty and Amy accept the luncheon invitation and the party is about
to start when word arrives that Charley's aunt is delayed. Panic attack!
Jack and Charley persuade Babbs, their fellow student, to pose as Charley's
aunt when he models a costume he has obtained for amateur theatricals in
which he will portray an old lady. Jack's father, who is having cash flow
problems, begins courting Charley's Aunt, as does Kitty's guardian, Mr.
Spettigue. When the real Charley's aunt arrives, the mischief multiplies to
hilarious proportions.
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expected. "Parents were as excited about meeting lanta as the kids were. For
their hard work and dedication a special thanks Is given to all Resident Life staff,
as well as, all other organizations that were Involved In the
creation and success of the breakfast with lanta program.
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At this joyous time of year the faculty, staff and students
come together to celebrate the season through food and
fellowship. The 7th Annual Christmas Dinner was a huge
success. Set up as an evening to celebrate students, the
event continues to promote equality among all campus
groups. Since its inception Dr. Dan Covington has
organized the many faculty and staff needed for two full
seatings in the cafeteria.
It is an interesting evening as faculty see students and
their responses to being served by administration, faculty
and staff.
Pres. Ed de Rosset, athletic coaches, professors, safety,
student life, technology, library, business department,
admissions and administrative assestants across campus
came together to serve the students this special holiday
meal.
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Described by Cornel West as an artist who speaks his truth with a power we desperately
need to hear. Bryonn Bain is Brooklyn's own spoken word champion and hip hop
poet. Wrongfully imprisoned during his second year at Harvard Law. Bain sued the
NYPD. was interviewed on 60 Minutes, and wrote the Village Voice cover story -
Walking While Black - which drew the largest response in the history of the nation's
most widely-read progressive newspaper. Bryonn currently hosts BET-Js current affairs
talk show My Two Cents airing weekly in 27 million homes worldwide.
At 18 years old. Bain produced Ntozake Shanges For Colored Girls Who Have
Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf at the world famous Apollo Theater. Bain
created the hip hop/spoken word remake of the Broadway hit The Wiz What It Iz: The
Spoken Wordical which won rave reviews at Yale, Longwharf and American Place
theaters. Other credits range from a South African freedom fighter in My Children. My
Africa, to independent films such as Hunting in America (Roxbury Film Festival winner)
and Filmic Achievement (Nolita Film Festival winner). Bain recently played a cult leader in
Pig Hunt directed by Academy Award winner Jim Isaac (Gremlins, The Fly, Star Wars)
and slated for release in 2008. Beginning in December, look for Bain as the lead in the
Off Broadway comedy From Auction Block to Hip Hop at the Florence Gould Theater
(produced by the creators of the NYC Platanos and Collard Greens).
A Nuyorican Grand Slam Poetry Champion, Bryonn has performed at over 100 U.S.
colleges and universities, as well as in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Europe.
Featured in the documentary Urban Scribe, his acclaimed debut album Problem Child
^^ laced by the producers of artists ranging from Jay Z to Dead Prez fuses hip hop and
spoken word with reggae and other world music. The grassroots organization Bryonn
founded in 1997, Blackout Arts Collective, has organized workshops and
performances reaching prisons and public schools in twenty-five states, and works
regularly with teenagers incarcerated at Rikers Island prison.
Having taught hip hop and spoken word at NYU and Columbia, this fall Bain follows
the footsteps of legendary Black Arts pioneer Sekou Sundiata as Poet-in-Residence at
the New School University.
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Nearly three years after Hurricane Katrina flooded most of New Orleans, a two-van team of staff and students from
Union volunteered their time during Spring Break to help in the relief effort We worked in St Bernard's Parish, which
once held 67,000 people of whom only 25,000 have returned. We stayed at Camp Hope , an abandoned middle school
which hosts hundereds of volunteers on a daily basis (see above, far left) The people of New Orleans told us personally.
"where levels of government and insurance companies have failed us, church groups and volunteers have kept coming
and have fixed 3.000 houses so far." During the course of the week we worked on 4 projects The first assignment was at
a recycling depot which cleans and sells refurbished materials from houses and the surrounding community back to
those who wish to restart their lives in New Orleans Next we took part in the Ka-tree-na Project planting donated trees
for the improvement of one of the many neighborhoods. The following day we visited a retirement home which is now
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the last day of the trip Unioa along with other groups from around the country,
went to what use to be the original retirment home, which had been under water for
a month after the hurricane, to begin ripping down ceilings and gutting interior
walls of that building. Funding for this trip was provided by the Common Partners
Program, the Spiritual Life, and Student Government Our volunteeres were: Kristin
Smith, David Miller, Angje Armstrong. Ashley Browa Travis Carmack,
Jeanne Davis Josh Hampton, Jonathan Kinsey. Maggie Mayes Stewart
Miller, Paula Mosley. Stephen ODonoghue, Christopher Osborne. Elise
Ratterman, Andre Thomtoa and Autumn Willoughby.
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people travel far and wide.
Whether it is to go to new and
exotic places, or simply to go
back home to visit their family;
our students feel the need to
travel. This year people went
all over. Friends went to the
beach together. Teams went to
competition together. Others
went to see great natural
beauties. Some contributed
their time and efforts to help
rebuild homes for the needy.
From as far North as Canada, to
Key West, Florida the students
from Union had plenty of
adventures to remember.
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directed by Dr. Jimmy Dean Smith. He says "a number of fpcul
and staff are pitching in."
answers a need to give academic and extracurricular programming to
our most motivated students. It provides an alternative way of orienting
yourself towards the campis." tijjjfl
This year's students were selected for their academic achievement
school. They take field trips, and do speeches, presentations and
homework afterwards. The Honors Advisory Group is comprised of:
Professors Armour, Cooley, Botkin, Achenjang, Hrindra, Rice and Jones
Sharee St Louis, Dr. Smith's wifejoes a lot of the behind the scenes
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Nathan Beckley, Drew Chamberlain, Daniel Crump, Chelsi
Deweese, Sarah Dunaway, Desiree Grimm, Stephanie
Hoskins, Kristina Kirk, Austin Maples, Heidi Marsh, Sarah
Mills, Kelly Parker, Brittany Pridemore and Danielle Singer.
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Heidi says "It opens you up to a lot
We were able to explore every
Sarah Dunaway notes that shell seen new "food,
culture and religions." Kristina M odded "Its about
personal awareness." Austin obserjB that her surname
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Amanda Gibson, Hannah
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Ashley Hall, Mike Harris,
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WORLD IS MY CLASSROOM
UNION STUDENTS STUDY ABROAD
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Studying here for the past few
weeks has opened my eyes
to many unintentional as-
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everyone walks or rides a
bike. The food is also
much healthier than in
the states. For a while it
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tourists. I can't li«
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shock, as well as a slight withdrawal froi
some American commodities. Still, this experience has
had a great effect on my view of the world outside of the United
States. I would highly encourage anyone considering traveling abroad to do so.
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FROM SUNNY SEVILLE!
My second journey out of the U.S. took me to hot
and sunny Seville located in southern Spain. I
was lucky enough to spend two weeks in the
ty with Professor Zwack. Since I was in the
ame city for two weeks, I had a great opportu-
nity to experience foreign culture. During my
time I became familiar not just with Seville,
but with the different neighborhoods of
Seville and the amazing people who live,
work, and play there. I believe travel is im-
portant because it is a relaxing experience.
However, I think the real experience is in
the culture that you can discover while
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The thought of Spring returning was uplifting and inspiring to our choirs
this year. There were two concerts this spring, a Valentine and Spring
concert, with the same feel-there is love in the air in the spring.
\bove: Dr. V. G. Gandy
Derforming a solo.
3elow: Austin, Bradley,
and Travis, dancing and
singing "My Girl"
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else but me!"
Below: Chelsi Deweese
There was a lot of love in the air at both Spring Concerts.
Tears even flowed at the Valentine concert for the old
songs including "My Girl," "Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree,"
"Stop in the Name of Love," and "Mr. Sandman."
For the Spring Concert, UC Singers and Union Harmony
music selections focused on "Worshipping our risen King."
Selections such as; "Ride Up in the Chariot" and "O For a
Thousand Tongues to Sing," brought the feelings of Spring
and Easter together.
UC Singers
Angie Armstrong**, Eric Ashcraft, Wendi Bargo**, Raina
Burchfield, Brittany Birchfield**, Travis Carmack**, Chelsi
Deweese, Jared Ford, Belinda Garland, Bradley Hobbs, Austin
Maples**, Heidi Marsh, Magdalyn Mayes**, Geri McCartney,
Michael Miles, Stewart Miller, Chelsea O'Connell, Melissa
Shannon, Tara Tye, Sonny Whitson, Autumn Willoughby, and
Adam Woodard**
Graduating Seniors
Eric Ashcraft, Travis Carmack**, Michael Miles, and Stewart Miller
V. Gay Gandy, conductor
Ann L. Toadvine, pianist
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2007-2008
The Common Partners Program is a community service
based organization here at Union Colllege. Common
Partners strives to provide students with volunteer
learning opportunities and the local community with
quality student volunteers to fill its needs.
Common Partners works with over thirty local non-
profit and govenment organizations. The Common
Partners Program offers nearly twenty on-going
programs throughout the year. Students learn
organization, time management and leadership skills
which will help them in the real world.
On-Going & One-Time Programs
Bulldog Buddies Childrens Art Program
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Timeless Tales
a Difference Day
Daniel Boone Festival
Hunger Banquet
Top left: Jeff Howard, Eden Ellison, Ashley
Brown, Betty Begly
Bottom row: Jared Ford, Mollie Messmer,
Ethel Collins, Marcus Ashcraft
Raina Blrchfield, Amy Smith
Top left: Sonny Whitson, Habib Sanogo, Justin
Warren, Ashley Gattis.
hrSShmSn Middle row: Sideek Sanogo, Paula Mosley,
Autumn Willoughby
Bottom row: Beth Vickers, Rahul Kooner, Jonathan
Kinsey
Top row: Bubo Jallow, Krystal Hale, Travis Carmack
Bottom row: Stephen O'Donoghue, Maggie Mayes,
Angela Armstrong, Ruth Arnold
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Top row: Matt Johnson, Andre Thornton
Middle Row: Elise Ratterman, Renee Hobbs
I Bottom Row: Katherlne Brashier, Geri
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and make a difference.
To laugh often and much;
to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children;
to earn the appreciation of honest critics and to endure the betrayal of false friends;
to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others;
to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child,
a garden patch or a redeemed social condition;
to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived.
This is to have succeeded.
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The 2007-2008 Union College Pep B«nd season w«s filled
thrills and trills- Qha-hd comu, bona jokey. | lie band fiat able to
excite audiences with sweet vibrations of round. /Xudiencer were
thrilled with rucb numbers an I llC-A, Louie, Louie and jmoke on the
W'ater. | he band war directed bu, Dwaqne L/'xon. Under nit leadership tne
band bad a rocking good uear. |— le led an amazing cart of instrumentalists.
Ledding tbe heart and soul of tbe band on tbe saxophone wds L)r. w'ood
And bitting us all up with some funkddelic rhtfthm wds Uosb |— lampton,
who pldqed both I ubd and various percussions. I he main man holding
the beats Wds ^Jacon C^hewi) Johnson. (Overall there s
onlu, one wau, to sum up this bdnd sedson: \x/ ith a cart
this good, theijd be hard to beat1
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up, look out the window and there's Union, it's very
disconcerting. You think it's hard spending 9 months here, try
spending 12! I get to watch the R.OTC and band camps in the
summertime. When you're waking up at 6:30 in the morning to
the sound of drums, it's very bad."
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"I'm originally from South Carolina, and grew up
all over the state. I got here in 2000, when I
was 13. We originally lived in Corbin, but we
moved to Barbourville a couple of months after.
I pretty much knew I would go to Union, partially
because of my brother Rion, and just a gut
feeling.
It's pretty nice. My favorite professor is
Michael Ramsey. He's a history professor and
it feels like he's telling a story, not lecturing."
"It's pretty good to go back home in between classes.
Although it does suck that all your friends live in dorms and
you have to knock on windows to get in."
Welcome
Union. Did
come f;
What is it like
some people.
to live off campus? We asked
and here are the responses...
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Suzanne Gibbs
graduated in December
2007, and got hired
as a teacher at Knox
County Middle School
Suzanne with her son Gavin and
husband
Brandon
"I loved Union Lots of professors accomodated me because I was a
non-traditional student, married with a chMd Commuters have to
allow 1 0 minutes extra to get to class. Youte running late with a
book bag full of books because you had to drop your chid off.
I do like tennis, but they turned half
the parking lots into tennis courts.
1 parked across the road, and every
day got a piece of paper on my
windshield saying theyd take my
caraway!"
Jeff Frederick commutes from Stephens Trace everyday—
just east of Barvbourville. He has lived and worked in Knox
Co. almost all his life , except a short stint in Florida as a
child and one in Richmond for a year. He lives with his wife,
Shannon and two sons Devin (14) and Conner (10).
Jeff is majoring in Special Education.
Community and volunteer work:
12 years on the Daniel Boone Festival committee *,
a Mason and recently became a Shriner
Special Operations Response Team-
helped with Hurricane Katrina Relief (photo upper right).
a licensed Ham Radio Operator
an active member of East Barbourvilie Baptist Church
Jeff is an avid biker
effcame to Union later in life. He has worked in a family furniture business, owned and operated a
body shop, was a manager of a finance company, and worked at the ambulance service before
starting college at Union.
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Some of our commuters are doing amazing
things in our community and for our country
I play bass guitar in
Union's pep band.
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Courtney was born and raised in Barbourvilie and graduated from
Knox Central High School in 2004.
"I transferred from UK to Union in the Fall of 2007 and
changed my major from pre-pharmacy to Accounting. I landed an
accounting internship at Jackson MSC, an industrial dishwasher
manufacturing company, at the end of the fall semester. I worked there
part-time during the spring semester and full-time this summer (2006).
I managed to take 13 hours of classes both semesters, participate in an
internship, have a bit of a social life and still earned my spot on the Dean's^,^^
List. I am very proud of that. Besides working hard at school and my ^Hl
career, I enjoy hanging out with friends and being outdoors. My plans
upon graduation are to move south because I hate cold weather and love
being near the coast. I spent Spring Break this past year in Sarasota, FL
and fell in love with the area so, l am looking into living there in the future."
Daniel is the VP for Commuters
and Community Affairs which is j|
the Commuter representative
at Union.
He holds monthly meetings
for commuters to voice
issues they are having on
campus. This past year he did Majors:
free lunches for commuters Business Management;
as incentive for commuters Business Administration;
to attend the meetings. and Computer information
Technology
He is also one of the founders for Campus Crusade for Christ (UC Chapter) and
the current club president. They have weekly meetings in a partnership with the
First United Methodist Church in Barbourvilie called lamppost. They also hold
campus events like this past spring's Cookout and Volleyball tournament which
was attended by more than 100 students."
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Day: Chris Stunson, Amanda
Gibson, Anthony Coote, and Quentin
Borders with sponsor Linda Silber.
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Above L: Ryan
Travis with Coach
Szary. Above R:
David Fairbanks,
Coach Oz, and
Marty Popham
L: Bethany Hopkins
receives an award
for Theatre. R: Jerry
Jackson receives a
Service award from
Kristin Smith
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Soccer team for their work in Service
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award from Coach Whitney Erb. R:
Stephanie Pateman receives an award
for Volleyball.
L: Tara Tye receives a Track and
Field Award. Below Kristina Kirk
receives a Swimming Award from
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A Special Thanks to the Junior members
of the Bonner Program for organizing this
year's Repair Affair:
Renee Hobbs
Elise Ratterman
Matt Johnson
Geri McCartney
Angie Armstrong
and more
The Knox County Repair Affair is
an annual event. The Common
Partner and Bonner Program host
this Saturday event. Members of
Common Partners, Union College
students, faculty, staff and
numerous community members
come out and dedicate their time
to this day. Repair Affair has
helped hundreds of families fix
their homes and lives, and has
continued to make a change in
Knox County. The Common
Partner and Bonner Program at
Union College give back as much
as possible to Knox County, the
place where we call home.
Jeremy Agbomi, a member of the football
team, helps with roofing and siding, but first
he must get the ladder out.
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Members from the community come out every
year to help with the Knox County Repair
Affair.
Team Leader
Chevelle Jones
stains the sides of
a deck.
Above: Bonner Ashley Brown
helps in a flower garden. Left:
Bonner Elise Ratterman helps
plant a tree.
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Ally Capassi and Carley Blankenship,
members of the women's basketball
team stain a deck during their time at
Repair Affair.
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ward Recipient
Dr. Mahlon A. Miller President Emeritus Award: Allison Fowler
Governor James D. Black Senior Award: Allison Fowler
Dr. Cecil H. Wilson Junior Award: Jason Wilson
John Henry Wilson Sophomore Award: Daniel B. Vickers
Arthur E. Spurlock Business Award Kristina A. Lehman
Dr. L. A. Geiss Senior Award: Dustin W. Isom
Dr. L. A. Geiss Junior Award: Mallory Lavoy
Dr. L. A. Geiss Computer Award: Nathan S. Koebcke
H. B. Jones Business Enterprise Award: Stephanie Pateman
Joe C. Hacker Computer Award: Daniel B. Vickers
Rena Milliken Award: Tabatha N. Wagers
en C. Skidmore Memorial Award Excellence in Economics: Dena Marie Gon:
Beverly P and Mossie B Wilson Memorial Award: Carrie Adell Bistline
Bjornstad Freshman Composition Award: Jennifer R. King
Bjomstad Freshman Composition Award: Sarah E. Mills
William Faulkner Rushton Writing Award - Poetry: Angie G. Armstrong
William Faulkner Rushton Writing Award - Fiction: Angie G. Armstrong
William Faulkner Rushton Writing Award - Non-Fiction: Carrie A. Bistline
The Literature Award: Angela G. Armstrong
lota Sigma Nu Freshman Award: Daniel D. Crump
lota Sigma Nu Freshman Award: Brittany Elaine Pridemore
lota Sigma Nu Sophomore Award: Magnus E. Lundberg
r. Paul S. Moore Wellness, Human Performance and Recreation Management Facult
Award: Karin Elyse Moore
» Steve Jones Memorial Award: Allison DeShon Fowler
Melva and Kathy Brick Award: Eden Anne Ellison
Dr. Albert D. Graham Jr. Social Studies Award: Suzanne H. Gibbs
Dr. Jean Letch Education Award: Christopher M. Stunson
Frank and Billie Lynch Non-traditional Student Education Award: Amy V. Cc
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and Brian Strun"
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Wimmer Chemistry Award: Jason Lane Wilson
Wimmer Chemistry Award: Sasha Davisson
Dr. Theodore R. Davies Senior Biology Award: Allison DeShon Fo\
Outstanding Psychology Major Award: Brandy Marie Bartarian
Katherine V Sutphen Memorial Award: Travis Carmack
Dr. Erwin S. Bradley Hisory Award: Brandon Thomas Kibert
H. H. Owens Hisory Award: Brandon Thomas Kibert
Rev. Charles Hansel Annual Award in Religion & Philosophy: Charles Maxv
Sisson
Judge W. W. Tinsley Family Memorial Award: Danny Ray Smith
Sampson Political Science Award: Larry Gambrel
Blackwell Political Science Award: Danny Ray Smith
Outstanding Sociology Major Award: Kathryn A. Miller
Outstanding Student in Criminal Justice: Danny Ray Smith
Dr. Ron Rosenstiel Native American Award: Dena Marie Gonzalez
Alumni Student Service Award: Krystal Marie Hale
Campus Activites Board Award: Stephanie Pateman
Student Development Division Service Award: Brian Strunk
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Above: The Ferocious Few
Below: Doug 'Muggs' Jones 73, 76 MA remembers
with Betty (Holmes) Davis 72.
Union College Alumni are also eligible to take
advantage of several beneficial programs that can
have a positive impact on the college while helping
you at the same time. These Affinity Programs are
designed to help alums save money, while also
ensuring that Union receives a benefit as well.
Alumnus Tom Faxon 70 shares his Union
experience with students.
Money from the Phonathon is generally applied to the
Union Fund, which helps to defray the actual cost of a
Union College education and the amount a student
has to pay. By increasing support for the Union Fund,
we are decreasing the amount that Union students
have to pay for a quality, private education.
The annual Phonathon, conducted in the
spring, is just one way Union College Alumni
can support Union, even as their terms as
students have ended. By pledging to give any
amount to Union, even $1 , you are helping to
raise the overall contribution level. This makes
Union more marketable when trying to secure
donations from large foundations.
Friends Rachel Jumbelick and Amy Deininger
reach out to alums during Phonathon
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Assembled to support our Bulldogs!
Alums reconnect during Homecoming.
Graduating doesn't mean saying goodbye to
Union! In fact, it's just the beginning of a new,
special relationship that will stay with you no
matter where you go. As a Union College
alumnus, you're always a part of the family
here. You can stay involved with that family by
getting involved with the Alumni Association.
There are no annual dues for membership, so
there is no time like the present to join.
By Brian Strunk
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VALEDICTORIAN
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A beautiful start to the rest of their lives.
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Four years ago, I would have never believed that I would have the opportunity to be
standing in front of you today. I never imagined this insecure, quiet freshman would
ever develop into an assured, poised Senior, who would have such a great privilege.
So let me begin by acknowledging and thanking the entire Union College faculty and
staff, my classmates, friends, and fellow graduates, as well as everyone in
attendance today for joining in this celebration of our success. This opportunity to
address all of you is extremely humbling, yet also very thrilling because today is the
culmination of a goal completed. All of us came to Union immersed in an ocean of
ambitions so diverse from each other, but with one common purpose; to be right
here. . . to get to this point. . . to graduate.
ed who I was, I most certainly responded, I'm a basketball
player. However, now I realize that response did not correctly answer the question,
did not state who I was, I simply stated what I did. Truthfully, back then, I did not
know who I was. There was a heap of feelings running through me, and no possible
way of organizing my scariest thoughts: Thoughts of the future. Well not much has
changed. The future is still a very frightening idea, but I no longer fear it; none of us
should. Throughout our time spent at Union, we have all been tested, tried, pushed,
and challenged. At times we succeeded, and sometimes we failed. Sometimes we
made right decisions, but there were other times when we did not. Blatantly put, we
have all lived and we have all learned. Our lessons may have been on the court, on
the field, in the classroom, in the workplace, or even in our own home.
Nevertheless, these varied life lessons, though so unique to each individual, have
driven us a little further along our path of self-discovery.
To get this far, we tossed aside the idea of fate and took action to create our own
destinies. However, the path does not end here. In fact, life is only beginning. Very
soon we will all be given the chance to achieve greatness, and there is no doubt in
my mind that all of you have this potential.
But that's the funny thing. . . What is greatness?. . . Who can put Greatness into words?
We all aspire to be great, but it is hard to define, and even harder to achieve. So on
our graduation day, where do we go from here? What type of greatness do you dare
to desire?
To a doctor, greatness might mean developing a cure for cancer. To an athlete,
greatness might mean throwing a touchdown pass to win the Super Bowl. To a
musician, greatness might be winning a Grammy. To an educator, greatness might
be tutoring students after school hours. To most of us, however, including myself,
greatness is right now. I do not believe greatness is the result of any single
individual; greatness is built on a foundation cemented with relationships and
experiences. Not simply relationships with family and faculty, but with each other.
The only reason we have the potential to be great is because we have leaned on
each other through the good times and the bad. We are all connected through our
memories and experiences at Union, and I hope that all of you treasure and use
these to comfort you in the years ahead. So get out there and do not be afraid to
achieve greatness, whatever it may mean to you.
A congratulations is in order not only to us graduates for achieving excellence in
academics, athletics, and the arts, but also congratulations to our faculty and staff,
friends and family. Our success is your success, for you have given us the
opportunity and courage to excel, and the faith that we can indeed be great!
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ET YOUR 2008
"Five Hundred Twenty-Five Thousand Six Hundred Minutes, How Do
You Measure - Measure A Year? In Daylights - In Sunsets, In Midnights
- In Cups Of Coffee, In Inches - In Miles, In Laughter - In Strife."
As a yearbook staff member I use pictures to show you what happened
throughout the year. This year was my second year at Union, and so far
each year just keeps getting better! I'm glad I got a chance to take part
in such a memorable experience by working on this yearbook.
The pages I worked on consisted of: Bulldog Madness, Cheerleading,
Freshmen Move-In, Co-curricular Awards and Spring Break.
Chelsea O'Connell
A wise man once said.. "No man can know exactly where he is going until he
knows exactly where he has been and exactly how he arrived at his present
place." Although I may not know where I am going the memories of this
arbook will allow me to see exactly where I have been and exactly where I
am now. Being able to contribute to the yearbook has been a pleasure. As a
Junior and a Bulldog Cheerleader, I take great pride in the memories Union
has given me and I am pleased to have been able to help create a great
' ce to store all those memories. My contribution to this year's yearbook
the Bulldog Football, Welcome Weekend, and SGA Tailgate pages. (
^^^ Megan Carries
t Union. -K^^nontraditional junior still learning
my way around. Being a part of tn^fcarbook has been a great
experience, capturing moments of our^ar and creating a book of
memories that we may carry with us throughout our lives.
Special thanks to Michael, Chris and Stephen for being patient and
helping me learn. The pages that I did were for Women's Basketball.
Lisa Seals
When I was asked to create the cover art of this year's yearbook, I was both excited
Angie Armstrong
knew that I wanted to create a collage that showcased the hundreds of people and
events that could be found on the pages within. And I wanted it to be something that
people would take the time to look at in depth, a piece of photographic art that was
detailed and interesting. The pictures were taken by numerous students, faculty, and
staff. Had it not been for their unflinching loyalty to Union and their steadfast
dedication to documenting our events, there would be no cover. I thank all the
photographers who provided me with material, I thank the yearbook staff for their
excellent work, and I thank Dr. Marley for the opportunity and support.
Angie was the artist who designed our STESPEAN cover this year.
iuzannah Behnken and Brooks Napier, while not members of the
ff during the regular school year, jumped in and helped get
the last pages completed during the summer. Brooks did the golf pages
and Suzannah wrote the text for both softball and baseball. Thanks for
helping.
STESPEAN
JAVA LANE
Another year has passed and many more memories have been
made. I have to say that I am glad that the yearbook has made a
comeback and that I will have lasting memories of my college career,
this being my final year as an undergraduate. I leave knowing that I
have made many great friends which will be missed. I leave this
college with a Bachelors in History, Secondary Education, Business
Administration, and emphasis in the Social Studies Area. Some of the
activities that I have taken part in are holding the position of
Wilderness Club President, Resident Assistant, Campus Activities
Board (CAB) member and National Speleological Society (NSS)
member. Christopher
This year I have taken interviews, made pages, took tons of pictures, Osbor
and made many road trips with various teams and clubs to get the
The pages that I was responsible for thisb^^irpi|Y©f(§sT^©9^8^QWf0.page, Women's Soci
Cycling pages, Men's Basketball, Alumni Homecoming, Wilderness Club, Fall Theatre
Production, Alternative Spring Break, Breakfast with Santa, Christmas Concert, Christmas
Dinner, Exam Scram, Spring Convocation, Spring Theatre Production, the Pep Band,
Baccalaureate, and Graduation pages . I also helped with the Women's Basketball anjk ni
-ges.
Osbor
Bradley Hobbs
As the thirc* ar beiHJINP^^^^PPyeai'boGk, i nHTthis year
differej^^all areas in seeing what I have seen in past yearbooks
.rgive applause to all the help that we received,
nia Junior majoring in Computer Information Technology. During
mis year, I found it almost not possible to complete my part in the
yearbook project. I love being fun and creative. As little by little, I
took Swimming, Volleyball, Biddies, C.I.R.C.L.E.S, Tailgate Party,
Year in Review, and Spring Choir Concerts.
Again, I want thank all for helping to make this possible and how this
book became a piece of artwork. I wish the best of luck to the seniors
that kept the yearbook efficient.
pictures and bright colors onto a page. You have to be creative
and imaginative, because sometimes your resources are limited.
There were a few times when I couldn't find the right type of shot of
someone and many times when there were no colors to work with
a certain background. Being the artistic person I am, I worked my
way around those problems. I've searched for so many
high enough to fit one portion of the page, so it couldn t be used.
I've learned doing this, which isn't easy in each limited time frame.
Aside from a few difficulties, I enjoyed working on the yearbook
and I hope you will enjoy the work from myself as well as the entire
yearbook staff.
Andre Thornton
As an incoming freshman, I never knew how much Union College had
to offer. One of those many offers was working with the yearbook. I
really enjoyed working with the yearbook staff, even though I didn't
have it as a class. I did all my work in my free time. I want to thank
Stephen, Lee Ann, Chris, and all the yearbook staff. If it wasn't for
them, I wouldn't be able to have such great pictures to display on my
pages. This helped me create many memories here at Union College.
Some of the pages I have done throughout the year were Upward
Bound, Summer of Service, & Common Partners. I have taken
countless pictures throughout my year here at Union College and I
hope to continue this for the remainder of my college career.
Jonathan Kinsey
ee Ann
•berger
\nn Luxenberger left Union College in Fall 2007 after seven years
;ing here as a member of staff.
loved taking photographs, and was generous enough to upload
i hundreds to her Facebook site for students to see. This yearbook, and the
• previous two, have featured lots of her pictures. We'd all like to say "thanks"
for that. The amount of hours that she has given
to the yearbook staff work are countless, we owe much
more than just a thank you to this amazing woman.
'tographers whose work appears
spean include J^^tancil, Missy
. rederick, Brenna Wallhao%
team and Gene Renfro. You <
work. Thanks for letting us use then
being a part of the Yearbook staff. We
Gene Renfro
Barbara Teague
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The CAB team
Tommy Ruth
Brain Strunk
Cassandra Ammerman
Stephanie Pateman
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Brenna
Wallhauser
Barbara Teague and Barry Hickey provided very important information used
to build the individual photos section. Thanks also to Jerry Jackson, Jay
Stancil, Dr. Fidelis Achenjang, Dr. Joni Caldwell, Dr. Jimmy Dean Smith, Rev.
David Miller, Heather Hines, Kathleen Crossen and Tommy Ruth.
ner student Contibutors included Taylor Lamblin, Selena Fox, Katerina
Santiago, Brittany Pridemore, Amy Vallandingham and Israel 'Izzy' Santana.
There were also large numbers of students who helped us as interviewees an<
picture donors. Your images and words will live on these pages for decades t<
come. Thanks!
Its a raid! Taylor, Clayton,
Rafael, Nate and Jared
decided my room needed
searched. They found several
loud items of clothing, but
got off with just a warning
When 1 wear stuff saying I'm Irish, I When I got here
just look like an American... Krystal Tarlton gave
we my first brownie.
Eric Powney (left) was the first person to hit we
in the head with a baseball. (By accident - his
dog Blendin distracted we.)
Steve OVohoghue,
yearbook editor.
took a million
pictures, helped with
the wug shots, taught
folks how to do stuff,
sowe pages,
index,
Cullen Swith lets we try wy first-
ever hard tack. He cooked it. I'm
glad I'm not a Civil War soldier!
I like big
bugs, and
cannot lie...
t was great to go to New Orleans this year (thanks to Ashley Brown
right), the other organizers and sponsors). We enjoyed working hard
o clear the mess Katrina made. The stories of residents, and some of
he sights were haunting, though. Above is a wrecked statue of Jesus
in a residential home we were gutting. It was a sad symbol of the
personal losses and desecration of a beautiful city.
This year I was VERY busy running the Children's Art
Program and Bulldog Buddies. The workload was huge,
but nothing in my life has been so rewarding and
worthwhile. To find something I was so good at, that
helped kids' confidence and creativity, was such a joy.
You should all volunteer to help out with this program.
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Isaacs took me to see
the Moonbow at
Cumberland Falls.
Thanks!
I'd never ridden a
horse before.
Mine kept
farting on the
people behind me.
My first
stage acting,
as the
dinosaur and 3
bit parts in
Rector Little
Theater.
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Angie
College. Its a
Armstrong took
beautiful
me north to
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American to
kiss me was
Maggie
Grimm.
Hello
Maggie!
Friday 18th April, 2008: my first earthquake
wobbles my bed furiously in Old Ffeiffer dorm. I
was sleepy and wondered what the heck was in
my room and messing with my bed!
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Thanks to the people who helped me stay in America: Jerry
Jackson, Pr. Marley, Andrew Cummings, Pebbie P'Anna, Lee
Ann Luxenberger, Cullen Smith, Clinton Hammons.
I love Union and
everything that goes
with it. I have never
been to a place where
you are automatically
accepted when you
arrive.
As a student this year I
have managed to be
the yearbook editor,
and Student
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friends that I call my family. We
are so different it's hard to believe
we are friends, our shoes alone
show are differences. However, I
love the fact that we are all
different and yet all the same and
I wouldn't change a thing.
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call home. I can
Honestly say Union
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Dne of the best thing
I have ever done.
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/ou and will help you
Dut the best they can.
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3e graduating in M
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Here at the Stespean, we find that we can't locate enough or adequate wording to
properly describe and thank Dr. Christine Marley for all that she does. She's a
constant source of creative input, compliments, ideas, and motivation. Without her
tireless work, this yearbook wouldnt be in existence. Dr. Marley maintains this
Herculean task load, on top of and in addition to her normal class load and her
personal load as a proud parent of two boys. We would like to thank our chief advisor,
Dr. Christine Marley, for her dedication, energy, creativity, and most of all, her
compassion.
We love you Dr. Marley!
Dr. M
wrestles
with Lucas
at a home
football
game.
Smiling in the rain...
I
IS
Whistling and cheering her
way though the battle for the
brass lantern, Saturday
September 1st, 2007.
Why are you holding this yearbook now?
From 1999 to 2004 nobody made one - those
are seven lost years of Union College's
history. It was Dr. Christine Marley-Frederick
who stepped up and volunteered, without
pay, to bring the Stespean back. She does
get paid now, but it is still remarkable that
she works far into her summertime to polish
and perfect the book you are looking at now.
In our television studio,
with Whitney Bundy.
Did you know
she was a
cheerleader?
Forever well
poised and
balanced,
she's been
known to do
cartwheels in
class!
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bner, Khristie 16
chenjang, Fidelis 14,96,146
dams, Dustin 6
dams, Terry 24
del, Matthew 33, 86
dkins, Samantha 33
gbomi, Jeremy 29, 56, 142
guilar, Ximena 33, 91, 93,
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kers, Lisa 16
Iderson, Sarah 29, 53
Iford, Ken 14
Hen, Berkley 24
lien, Joel 11, 107, 124, 150
Hen, Paula 14
Hen, Wallace 33
mmerman, Cassandra 24,
7, 40, 45, 49, 98, 99, 107,
58,113,115,127,148,149,159
nderson, Gabriel 24, 37
nderson, Matt 16,29,33,73
ndres, Robert 16
ndrews, Tabitha 29
ngel, Leeta 10
nglian, Lawrence 24
rmour, Karen 12
rmour, Robert 12, 144
rmstrong, Angie 5, 16, 38,
1, 46, 97, 107, 108, 111, 117,
>0, 124, 133, 134, 140, 148,
>0, 154, 157
mold, Julie 16, 8, 69, 108,
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mold, Ruth 16, 38, 70, 97,
1, 133, 150, 153
rrasmith, Kat 33, 127
rrubla, David 16,93,122,147
shcraft, Eric 16, 60, 62, 99,
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shcraft, K. Marcus 24, 37,
3,45,46,62,94,95,99,100,
)4, 113, 119, 135, 138, 140
sher, Brittany Layne 16, 70
sher, Sarah 16
jstin, Cristy 33
ack, Jeremiah 33, 76, 128,
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8, 121
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3, 98, 99, 100, 113, 123
aker, Ryan 56
aker, Tiffany 24
aker, Tyler 33, 62
all, Jason D. 16
anks, Aaron 29
anks, Maria 13, 145
anks, Marsha 17
argo, Briann 16, 17, 52, 69,
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argo, Chaz 86
argo, Lori 33
argo, Mike 17
argo, Wendi 24, 107, 124,
arnes, Brandon 24
arnes, Johnny 24, 79
arnes, Scotty 79
arnett, Garry 29, 56
artarian, Brandy 17, 43, 153
Bartlett, Danny 24, 62, 126
Bates, John 17
Beckley, Nathan 29, 33, 73,
128
Begley, Betty 29, 38, 111,
115, 132
Behnken, Suzannah 17, 49,
53, 82, 154
Belcher, Misty 15, 33, 53,
94, 102, 103, 105, 115, 123
Beller, David 24
Benge, Sarah 33
Bennett, Ashley 17, 50, 51
Bennett, Gary 17
Bentley, Erin 17
Bermudez, German 29
Berry, C.R. 86
Berry, Clifford 33
Bertsch, Ashlee 24, 82
Bethel, Travis 9, 11, 56
Binder, Johnathan 29
Bingham, Jason 7
Bingham, Melissa 33
Bingham, William 33, 48, 70
Birchfield, Raina 29, 38, 133,
134, 135, 148
Bisceglia, Julianne 17
Bistline, Carrie 15, 17, 69, 95,
113, 115, 129, 144
Bistline, Nicole 29, 53, 102,
115, 123
Blair, Blake 24
Blankenship, Carley 24, 69,
143
Blauser, Lyla 17, 83
Bleyl, Karl 111
Boles, Brianna 37
Boles Jaree 33, 72, 123
Boles, Quetha 10
Bolton, Woodrow 15, 17
Bonza, Jamie 24, 63, 70,
126, 127
Borders, Quintin 29, 56, 138
Botkin, Randy 11
Bowlin, Brooke 24,53,108,127
Bowling, Keith 33
Bowling, Samantha 24
Bowman, Rita 33, 103
Brady, Matt 17, 85, 86
Brandner, Jessica 29, 50,
51, 94, 138
Branson, Jeff 24
Brashier, Katherine 24, 38,
96, 115
Bretz, Ryne 17, 73
Brewer, Brisja 7, 33
Brinkley, Michael 33
Briones, Mykhal 33, 56, 101
Brock, Amanda H. 17
Brock, Andrew 17
Brock, Brittany 25
Brock, Melinda 17, 153
Brock, Teagen 29
Brock, Tyler 5, 9, 11, 62
Broughton, Alison 33, 70
Broughton, Ashley 33
Broughton, Bethany 29, 37
Broughton, Nick 25
Broughton, Tarah 29
Brown, Amanda 17
Brown, Ashley 15, 25, 38,
111, 132, 143, 157
Brown, Billy 29
Brown, Brandon 33
Brown, Jeannie 25
Bruner, Casey 29
Bruner, Tommy 17
Bueno, Patrick 16, 52, 61, 62,
113, 148
Buerkle, Christina 17
Bulldog, Mac the 70
Bundy, Whitney 17, 50, 51,
52, 69, 99, 99
Burbridge, Tristian 33
Burchfield, Brittany 29, 70,
73,107,117,118,124,140,150
Burke, Patrick 25, 56
Burnette, Amy 33
Burnette, Monica 17
Burrowes, Peter 25, 56
Butler, Clay 9, 11, 56
Buttery, Bridget 30, 128
Cain, April 33
Caldwell, Joni 14, 42, 43
Caldwell, Karen 17, 37, 40,
44, 63, 117, 122, 140
Callahan, Kyle 25, 56
Campassi, Allyson 30, 69,
143
Campbell, Heather 30,51,52
Campbell, Loria 30
Campbell, Mark 9, 11
Campbell, Melissa 17, 50, 82
Campbell, Missy 52
Canady, Chase 33
Carmack, Travis 17, 38, 43,
107, 111, 122, 124, 125, 126,
131, 134, 142, 145, 148, 150
Carnes, Megan 17, 70, 71,
126, 127, 148, 154
Carpenter, Gina M. 17
Carter, Parker 17, 88
Carter, Randy 25, 73
Carter, Virginia 4, 152
Castro, Anne 52
Causey, Viredia 25
Chamberlain, Drew 30, 86
Chambers, Ryan 16, 17, 47,
56, 57
Chandler, Daniel 33
Charles, Nick 33, 56
Childers, Steven 34, 63
Christie, Mark 34, 88
Churchwell, Robert 34
Churchwell, Zach 56
Cirigliano, Estefania 17, 42,
50, 51, 52, 92, 146
Clouse, Carol 13
Clouse, Monica Shannon 6
Coelho, Andressa 25, 91, 92,
147
Coffey, Chuck 9, 11, 48, 63,
64, 64, 108
Cole, Nicholas 18
Cole, Pat 7
Coleman, Erick 33, 34, 40
Collett, Jonra 18, 37, 43
Collett, Michelle 18, 34
Collett, Samantha 34, 63
Collins, Ethel 33, 34, 38, 41
Collins, Joshua 25
Collins, Zelma 13, 18
Collopy, Chris 16, 18, 56, 57
Combs, Autumn 24, 25, 45,
53, 53, 148
Combs, Kelly 9, 11, 73
Conley, John 'J.D.' 30, 56
Cook, Jessica 6, 101
Cooley, Jon 11, 41, 128
Cooper, Marlee 25, 40, 53,
108, 113, 115, 149
Cooper, Tara 10
Coote, Anthony 15, 25, 44,
73, 100, 113, 115, 138
Costa, Pablo 18, 91, 93, 147
Covington, Dan 14
Cox, Jim 12
Craig, Kayla 34
Crawford, Rebecca 34
Creasy, Samuel 18, 86
Creech, Rebecca 18
Crossen, Kathleen 10
Crump, Daniel 30, 42, 86
Cullum, Mark 11
Culver, Michael 34, 56
Cunha, Camila 25, 91, 92,
146
Curry, Mary 25, 37, 43
Curry, Tim 9, 11, 69
Cutler, Stephen 34, 56
D'Anna, Debbie 8, 23, 38,
122, 123, 124, 141, 148
Dalton, Jimmy 34, 56
Daniels, Billie 5, 10, 18, 43
Daniels, Jerree 30
Daniels, Jessica 25
Daniels, Lakin 33, 34, 104,
115, 123
Darensbourg, Marcetta 42
Daugherty, Greg 25, 86
Davis, Betty 149
Davis, Bill 33, 45, 73, 100,
109, 129
Davis, Jeanne 33, 34, 37,
38, 40, 41, 79, 115, 125
Davis, Kelly 34
Davis, Lee 30, 82
Davis, William 30
Davisson, Brandon 111, 152,
153
Davisson, Kimberly 152, 153
Davisson, Sasha 25, 42, 70,
127, 145
de Rosset, Chloe 111
de Rosset, Edward 4, 6, 50,
107,111,124,128,136,145,150
de Rosset, Lou Ann 13, 111
Deal, Patrick 18
DeFevers, Joshua 25, 34
Deininger, Amy 18, 45, 148,
149
Delgado, Jonathan 34
Demus, Kearney 30, 73
Denny, Alison 13
Denton, Michael 25
Derting, Zachary 30
DeVault, Sherry 34, 82
Deweese, Chelsi 30, 115,
128, 131
Dishman, Antonio 25, 56
Dixon, Amie 18
Dixon, Clinton 30, 73
Dixon, Dwayne 135
Dixon, Yashika 34, 46, 50,
51, 52, 94, 102, 115
Donaldson, Samuel 34
Donnelly, Meg 30, 53
Doolin, Ashley 7, 34
Doolin, Bobbie 7
Dougherty, Lance 18, 86
Downey, Eric 157
Drane, Antonio 25, 56
Driver, Sarah 30, 47, 82
Dufour, Heather 10
Dunaway, Aaron 30, 47, 73
Dunaway, Sarah 34, 45, 115,
9128, 129
Dyer, Rolando 33, 34, 56
Dykes, Tara 25
Ealy, Linda 159
Ealy, Michael 18, 33, 70, 71,
72, 107, 113, 115, 140, 148,
159
Ehringer, Josh 25, 86
Eichelberger, Ashley 25, 82
Elam, Lindsey 34
Elesby, Courtney 18, 56
Ellenburg, Jordan 34
Elliott, Crystal 34
Ellison, Eden 25, 38, 42, 49,
76, 77, 77, 78, 111, 132, 145
Ellison, Martha 10, 12
Engle, Amanda 34
Englehart, Nicholas 18, 152
Erb, Whitney 9, 11, 53
Escobar, Nelson 18, 146
Estep, Cory 30, 86, 108
Estep, Marc 18
Evans, Brandon 18
Evans, Brock 30, 56, 114
Fairbanks, David 18, 85, 86,
138
Farley, Bruce 18
Farmer, Carol 7
Faulkner, Deloria 7
Faulkner, Lana 9, 11
Faulkner, Miranda 34
Faust, Jeremy 34
Faxon, Tom 149
Filer, Stefon 34, 56, 102, 115
Filer, Stephen 34, 56, 102,
115, 123
Filipe, Juliana 9, 11, 50
Florence, Jessica 25, 45, 50
51, 52, 81, 99, 100, 129, 148
Flynn, Katie 11, 132
Ford, Jared 24, 25, 38, 39,
45, 81, 113, 120, 148, 157
Fore, Rachel 33, 34, 70, 127,
159
Forti, Rafael 5, 9, 11, 76, 77,
78, 123, 139, 146, 148, 157
Forti, Rodrigo 77
Foulkes, Amy 6
Fowler, Allison 16, 18, 68, 69
123, 138, 145, 150, 152
Fowler, Melissa 99
Fox, Danielle 108
Fox, Selena 30, 50, 51, 52,
94, 122, 123
Frazier, Jason 9, 25
Frederick, Connor 137
Frederick, Devin 137
Frederick, Jeff 18, 137
Frederick, Matthew 34
Frederick, Missy 6, 156
Frederick, Shannon 137
French, Ryan 30
Freund, Hugo 12, 107
Frith, Lisa 25
Fultz, Anthony 34
Gambrel, Amy L. 25
Gambrel, Amy M. 18
Gambrel, Clyde 26
Gambrel, Jennifer 30
Gambrel, Larry 26
Gambrel, Tara 15, 30, 53,
55, 103, 119
Gambrel, Tiffany 34, 38, 70,
71, 104, 108, 123
Gambrell, Carrie 26
Gandy, Gay 131, 145, 150
Garland, Belinda 26
Garland, Regina 18
Garrett, James 5, 12, 150
Garrett, Melissa 10, 107, 118,
122
Garris, Bill 10, 14, 37, 43
Gattis, Ashley 33, 34, 37, 38,
41, 94, 103, 108, 134
Gaunt, Meghann 6
Georgi, Ryan 9, 11
Gertsen, Trey 30
Geyman, Michelle 26, 82
Ghebremicael, Aman 10, 14
Gibbons, Jerrod 18
Gibbs, Suzanne 18, 136
Gibson, Amanda 30, 45, 94,
99, 101, 109, 111, 127, 138,
148, 158, 159
Gibson, Greg 18, 63, 65
Glascock, Zachary 34, 56
Goins, Clifton 153
Goins, DeRhonda 19
Goins, Hannah 30, 45, 50,
51, 52, 100, 111, 129
Gold, Michael 30, 56, 93
Goncalves, Karla 38, 42,
43, 45, 50, 51, 52, 99,
101, 109, 115, 147
Gonzalez, Dena 24, 26, 76
Good, Christopher 34, 73
Goodin, Julie 30
Goodin, Timothy 30, 56
Gordon, Earnst 7
Goscombe, David 30, 88,
90, 94, 108, 147
Gould, John 14
Gray, John 9, 11, 56
Gray, Lewis 34, 106
Gray, Mike 8
Gray, Trevor 34, 73
Gray, Wendy 19
Green, Andrea 19, 82
Greggs, Kevin 34, 56
Gregory, Tracey Athey 13
Grimes, Kevin 34
Grimes, Matt 86
, Grimm, Desiree 30, 33, 73,
100, 115, 123, 128
Grimm, Maggie 157
Grinstead, Joe 26, 47, 86
Ground, Emily 26, 48, 115,
135
Grubb, Becky 30
Gure, Abdul 19, 46, 56
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Hadley, Shawn 34, 73
Hager, James 30, 56, 114
Hale, Amber 30, 45, 48, 99,
127, 141, 148, 158
Hale, Johna 30, 70
Hale, Krystal 19, 38, 43, 48,
141, 144, 153
34
99
Hall, Ashley Faith 30, 45, 50,
51, 52, 104, 113, 141, 146
Hall, JJ 34, 79
Hall, Robert 34
Hamilton, Bobbie 10
Hamlin, James 19, 43, 153
Hammer, David 16, 19, 56,
57, 127
Hammons, Jamirae 5, 6, 101
Hammons, Janet 26
Hammons, Matthew 34
Hammontree, Jason 30, 56
Hampton, Joshua 16, 30,
119, 125, 135
Hampton, Matthew 7
Hampton, Rebecca 26
Hampton, Whitney 26
Harden, Amanda 52
Hardin, Levi 34, 86
Harju, Tanja 52
Harris, Michael 30, 45,
Harris, Mike 129
Harris, Tyavius 31, 34, 56
Hart, Justin 19, 85, 86
Hawkins, Vincent 34
Hayes, Billie 6
Haynes, Tiffany 19,68,69,108
Helms, Camillia 26, 46, 122,
148
Helton, April 31
Helton, Earl 19, 126
Hembree, Mary 26
Henriquez, Lioney 26, 86
Hensley, Ella 14
Hensley, Michael 34, 86
Hensley, Stacey 26
Hensley, Wayne 31
Henson, Lucas 31, 86
Henson, Sabrina 19
Hester, Michael 34, 73
Hickey, Barry 7
Hicks, Demetrius 35, 56
Hill, Anthony 26, 91, 93, 147
Hillard, Andrea 23
Hines, Adam 9, 11, 86
Hines, Heather 10
Hinkle, Jimmy 42, 88, 90
Hinkle, Kristina 7
Hobbs, Bradley 40, 41, 48,
76, 131, 155
Hobbs, Jamie 26
Hobbs, Renee 26, 38, 39
Holbrook, Kevin 7
Holz, Gustavo 33, 35, 93,
108, 147, 148
Honaker, Ashley 35
Hopkins, Bethany 15, 26, 41,
46,119,121,122,128,138,148
Hopper, Bill 9
Hoskins, Frank 9
Hoskins, Stephanie 35, 128
Hoskins, Stephanie Lynn
35
Hoskins, Steve 7, 143
Houp, Wes 12
House, Silas 107
House, Teresa 19
Howard, Ethan 35
Howard, Jeff 26, 38, 42, 56,
99, 113, 148
Howard, Kayla 26
Howard, Libby 31, 53, 159
Howard, Nicholas 19
Howard, Preshus 13
Howard, Terry 35
Hrinda, Audrey 10, 14, 144
Hua, Cyle 35. 118, 119
Hubbard, Brandi 26, 70
Hubbard, Kandy 19, 79, 81
Hughes, Jeff 31, 73
Hunter, Max 19
Hunter, Stephen 31, 56
Hurd, Joshua 35, 73, 106
Hurst, Shelly 26
Hutton, Roger 35
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Inkster, Larry 11, 33, 152
Inman, Jeffrey Scooter1 19,
73
Insko, Maisie 26, 69, 147
Isaacs, Susan 12
Isom, Beverly 35
Isom, Dustin 19, 60, 62
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Jackson, Barbara 'Bobbi' 31
Jackson, Diana 19
Jackson, Jerry 5, 6, 99, 120
138, 143
Jackson, Lilli 19
Jackson, Steve 9
Jackson, Tonya 19
Jackson, Traci 35
Jacobus, Taryn 8, 49, 95,
120, 123
Jalloh, Deion 35, 73
Jallow, Bubacarr 15, 16, 19,
38, 133, 146
James, Anisa 6, 43
Jaques, Heather 26, 47, 50,
51, 52, 126, 147
Jarrell, Cassandra
'Hacksaw' 31, 69
Jimison, James 78, 139
Johns, Edward 31, 56
Johnson, Arthur 26, 45, 56,
94, 99, 100, 101, 113, 115,
120, 129, 140, 143, 158, 159
Johnson, Darnell 99
Johnson, David 26
Johnson, Ernest 19
Johnson, Helen 19
Johnson, James 35, 73
Johnson, Jason 31, 37, 41,
46, 118, 119, 135
Johnson, Matt 19, 38, 41, 4<
73, 115
Johnson, Wade 19
Jones, Brad 9
Jones, Charles 14, 96
Jones, Charlie 5
Jones, Chevelle 45, 48, 50,
52, 94, 98, 100, 101, 107,
109, 111, 113, 115, 127, 129,
143, 154
Jones, Doug 'Muggs' 149
Jones, James 31
Jones, Jesse Lloyd 31
Jones, Joshua 19
Jones, Justin 31
Jones, Kevin 19, 73
Jones, Phillip 26
Jones, Sammi 19
Jones, Tiffany 31
Jones, Tyler 86
Jordan, Joyce 7
Jordan, Shannon 19
Jumbelick, Rachel 19, 149
Jump, Sean 5, 10
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Kallendorf, John 19
Kallendorf, Patrick 16, 20,
56, 57, 127
Kamkar, Madalyn 31, 70, 148
Kang, Lu 147
Keen, Natasha 20, 41, 115
Kelly, Ben 26, 56
Kelly, Donna 35, 73, 115, 148
Kelly, Mel 31, 45, 73, 109,
115, 129, 148
Kelly, Shawn 16, 20, 56, 57,
152
Kibert, Brandon 20, 79, 80,
152
King, Colten 86
King, Jason 26
King, Jennifer 31, 42
King, Logan 35, 86
King, Willie Colten 31
Kinman, Eric 35, 79
Kinsey, Jonathan 33, 35, 38,
104, 111, 126, 127, 134, 156
Kirk, Brian 20, 73, 152
Kirk, Kristina 31, 45, 76, 77,
77, 128, 129, 139, 140
Kirschner, Jessica 35, 76
Kirschner, LeeAnn 35
Kitchen, Katie 26, 82
Knorr, Marco 9, 11, 56
Koebcke, Nathan 26, 62
Kooner, Rahul 35, 38, 62, 111
Kooner, Rohit 20, 61, 62,
147, 148, 152
Kual, Daniel 'Cool' 31, 79,
139, 146
Kysar, Kenny 27, 86
Lack, Brandon 35, 56
Lambdin, Brandon 9
Lambdin, Stacy 35
Lamblin, Taylor 27, 37, 62,
97, 146, 157
Lanham, Jason 9, 11, 20, 33,
50, 62, 120, 122, 152
LaTulippe, Adam 31, 88, 90
LaVoy, Mallory 5, 20, 82
Lawson, Cassandra 33, 35,
59, 73, 94, 142
Lawson, Emily 20, 43, 152
Lawson, Lauren 20
Lawson, Myrlyn 7
Lay, Mary Alice 5,13,107,122
Ledger, Brandy 27, 45, 70,
99,107,113,115,123,127,148
Lee, Sam 27, 88, 90
Legros, Joanel 20, 62, 115,
147, 152
Lehman, Kristina 15, 20, 45,
52, 70, 72, 118, 127, 139, 141,
148, 152, 157, 159
Lemons, Brittany 31 , 82
Leonard, Jessica 7
Lester, Rachel 37, 40, 131
Lewallen, Brittany 20
Lewis, Gray M. 35
Lewis, Melissa 35
Liford, Denny 9
Lindhorst, Eric 35, 56
Linn, Amy Jo 152
Linn, Andre 9, 11, 56, 152
Littleton, Joshua 31, 56
Lockwood, Destini 127
Logsdon, Russell 27, 86
Lopez, Renzo 9, 11, 92, 139,
147^j
Lorenzo, Juan Manuel 27,
93, 122, 146
Lundberg, Magnus 31, 88,
90, 147 fj^ 4^
Lundy, Kendra 35
Lunsford, Ashley 24, 27, 69
Luttrell, Amy 35
Luxenberger, Lee Ann 5, 38,
156
Lynch, Carol 20
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Maddock, Justin 20, 61, 62
Madrinan, Daniel 35
Mahan, April 20
Mahony, Matt 42, 49, 141
Maia, Henrique 33, 35, 108,
109, 146, 148
Manning, David 35
Maples, Austin 31, 33, 40,
124, 128, 131
Mardones, Ivan 20, 92, 93,
146
Marion, Jamie 27
Marion, Tammy 27
Marley-Frederick, Christine
124, 138, 153, 160
Marsee, Tina 20
Marsh, Heidi 35, 45, 73, 108,
128, 129
Martin, Michael 20
Martin, Tyler 27, 86
Martinez, Cristian 35, 56
Mason, Jenedith 20
Maurer, Clayton 15, 27, 62,
119, 120, 135, 140, 157
Mayer, Martin 27
Mayer, Trey 86
Mayes, Maggie 20, 38, 39,
41, 97, 111, 120, 122, 124,
125, 134, 148, 150
Mayo, Tiffany 20
McAlpin, Brett 85, 86
McAlpin, Edwin 20
McAlpin, Whitney 20
McCartney, Geri 15, 31, 38,
41, 70, 115, 132, 134, 157
McCullah, Stephanie 35, 69
McEachran, Colin 31, 33, 47,
63, 76, 106, 147
McFarland, Tom 10, 128
McGinnis, Marcus 31
McKeehan, Marcus 31
McKenna, Dudley 20, 44, 47,
89, 89, 90, 101, 107
McMillan, Terry 20, 43, 111
McQueen, Jessica 35
McSpedon, Kaila 9,11,20,82
Mellendorf, Gabrielle 45
Melton, Corbin 27, 76
Mensch, Ashleigh 20, 50, 51,
52, 82
Merida, A.Y.B. 35
Merida, Heather 27
Merida, Kevin 21
Merida, Rebecca E. 21
Merriam, Don 7, 152
Messer, Andy 5, 11, 41, 44,
116, 119, 138
Messmer, Mollie 27, 38, 42,
76, 77, 77, 78
Mickey, Bryce 35
Middleton, Mark 21
Miles, Lee 31, 56, 99
Miles, Michael 16, 21, 46
Milicevic, Luka 31, 33, 91, 93,
109, 124, 146
Miller, Aaron 35, 62, 106
Miller, Andrew 106
Miller, Bradley 35
Miller, Brett 27, 73
Miller, Cody 27, 79
Miller, David 37, 41, 125, 150
Miller, Kathryn 21, 43, 144
Miller, Lynne 21
Miller, Shairon 7
Miller, Shannon 7
Miller, Stewart 16, 21, 111,
121, 125, 126, 135
Millon, Rafael 35, 93, 147
Mills, Amber 35, 45
Mills, Angelisa 27
Mills, Deborah 31
Mills, Diana 6
Mills, James 31
Mills, Jason 21
Mills, Jeffrey 21
Mills, Jerry 21
Mills, Jimmie 27
Mills, Katrina 21
Mills, Kristopher 21
Mills, Nicole 35
Mills, Rebecca 27, 35, 70, 71,
72
Mills, Sarah 31
Mills, Shaunda 31, 70, 71
Mills, Sheila 7
Mills, Tonya 7
Millsop, Rachel 35
Miniard, Michelle 21
Miracle, Bruce 10, 124
Miracle, Candace 21
Miracle, Christopher 21
Mitchell, Kenneth 9, 11, 56
Moberly, Sara 10, 95
Monks, Devin 31
Moody, Daniel 31, 56
Moonieyan, Roscoe 27, 91,
93, 146
Moore, Amanda 15, 16, 21,
95, 113, 159
Moore, Andrew 35, 62
Moore, Karin 21, 50, 51, 52
Moore, Tiffany 31
Moore, Vonda 14
Moore, Yvonne 10, 13
Moore, Zachary 27, 63, 65
Moreland, Monica 35, 47,
53, 127, 140
Morris, Tabitha 21
Mosher, Brian 35, 86
Mosley, Paula 15, 33, 35, 38,
41, 95, 115, 134
Mounce, Kendra 21
Mullinax, Joseph 31, 56
Murphy, Chris 16, 21, 56, 57,
127
Musseiman, Don 13
Mustafa, Yousif 10, 14
Nabors, Johnnie 16, 21, 81,
138, 141
Naiper, Brooks 88
Napier, Brady 35, 86, 108
Napier, Brooks 21, 88, 90,
94, 98, 98, 99, 108, 120, 138,
154
Negosek, Juliana 27, 91, 92,
93, 146
Nelson, Lora 21
Newman, Melissa 6
Nicholas, Jerry 73
Nichols, Jerry 9, 11
Nicholson, David 9, 11, 53,
123
Nickell, Sandra 9
Norman, Lawrence 35
Norman, Ray 56
North, Raychel 21
Nusko, Darlene 35
Nuss, Brett 21, 85
O'Brien, Danielle 16, 38
O'Connell, Chelsea 70, 111,
113, 154, 158, 159
O'Donoghue, Stephen 16, 21,
37, 38, 39, 41, 97, 111, 120,
125, 136, 146, 157
O'Hare, Deena 21, 40, 53,
53, 127, 146
O'Neal, Patrick 16, 21, 56, 57
O'Quinn, Brennan 27, 37, 79
Obenauer, Tiare 32, 37
Osborne, Bart 9, 11, 86
Osborne, Christopher 16, 22,
37, 40, 41, 44, 116, 117, 118,
125, 150, 152, 153, 155
Ott, Nichole 22, 41
Otto, Kerri 27, 45, 70, 71, 72,
126, 129, 141, 148
Outland, Bethany 28, 38, 44,
82
Owen, James 22, 56
Owens, Deboris 35, 56
Parker, Kellie 32, 128
Parker, Paula 13
Parsons, Valerie 35
Partin, Dewayne 35
Partin, Tonya 22
Pateman, Stephanie 22, 37,
40, 43, 53, 53, 108, 115, 126,
138, 139, 144, 146, 148, 149
Patin, Ben 62
Patterson, Shane 7
Payne, Michael 22
Peace, Stanton 36, 56
Peixoto, Renata 32, 50, 51,
52, 123, 147
Penn, Quentin 33, 36, 56,
104, 120
Perdue, Michael 22
Perez, Daniel 22, 62, 147
Perry, Lucas 35, 62
Person, Shaun 9, 11, 56
Pettys, Rebecca 118, 119
Peyton, DePaul 28, 56
Peyton, Nathaniel 32, 45, 73,
104, 113, 123, 138, 157
Phillips, Tracie 33, 36, 53,
120,148 |63
Pierre, Marc 28. 61. 62, 147
Pietrowski, Chase 36, 70
Pimentel, Luis 28, 123, 140,
147
Piper, John 33, 36
Piper, Joseph 86
Pollock, Terence 32, 56
Poore, Ashley 36, 70, 103
Popham, Donald 36, 86
Seitz, Sara 22
Sela, Adam 36, 62
Senters, Margaret 6
Sergent, Jessica 36
Shackelford, Nathaniel 36
Shackelford, Regina 10
Shanks, Allison Nicole 32, 47,
70, 71, 127
Shannon, Melissa 32, 53
Popham, Marty 32,85,86,138 Shaw, Jonny 15, 33, 36, 61,
Powell. Elige 36
Powell, Jennifer 22
Powell, Mona 9
Powell, Whitney 9
Powers, Coy 22
Presley, Josh 28, 56
Pridemore, Brittany 15, 32,
104, 128
Prindle, Christina 28, 53, 53
Purdue, Mike 73
Puryear, Brittany 28, 45, 50,
51, 52, 81, 99, 100, 111
Strunk, Brian (ctd.) 49, 95,
104, 107. 108, 113, 122, 124,
138. 139, 144, 148
Stunson, Chris 23, 73, 95,
109, 115, 138, 145
Stunson, Steven 28
Stutler, Cindy 23
Sutton, Jonathan 32, 62, 139
Swafford. Darlene 23
Szary, Jon Bubba' 9, 11, 82,
138
62, 94, 108, 113, 139
Shedden, Alex 22, 99
Short, Bart 28
Shufflebarger, Kirk 32, 62
Shyrock, Amanda 32
Silber, Linda 10, 12, 138
Simmons, Lyndsey 33, 36,
69, 100
Singer, Danielle 36, 53, 104,
115, 128
Sisson, Max 28, 62, 117, l26,i30Taylor, Larry 56
Tarlton, Krystal 157
Tatman, Ashley 32, 82, 102
Tavoloni, Alessandra 'Lay' 8,
52, 95, 147, 148
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Taylor, John 37, 44, 126, 128
Taylor, Justin 36, 56
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45, 120, 125, 134, 143
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Reed, Andrew 36, 63 Sm
Reeves, Jason 13 Sm
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Renfro, Gene 9, 11, 156 Sm
Rice, Melinda 10, 13 Sm
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Sizemore, Shane 7
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Skowronski, Bernadine 13
Rogers, Ashley 52
Rogers, Diana 7
Rogers, Kelli 32, 76
Rogers, Steven 28, 56
Rose, Amy 22
Ross, Debbie 6
Ruggieri, Daniel 36, 71
Ruggieri, Nick 16, 22, 57, 70,
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Russell, Amy 16, 22, 63, 108
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Sams, Jonathan 36
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115, 146
Sanogo, Sideek 36, 38, 62,
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Santana, Israel 22, 86, 159
Santiago, Katerina 22, 146
Sasser, Kyle 28, 56
Saylor, Louise 28
Saylor, Thomas 32, 40, 76,
78, 149
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th, Adam 32, 56
th, Amber 36
th, Amy 33, 36, 38, 39,
125, 126, 134
th, Bradley 32
ith, Brett 32, 62
th, Brooke 69
ith, Cullen 28, 39, 41, 95,
, 157
th, Daniel Boone 22
th, Danny R 22, 139, 153
th, David 32, 86
th, Jill 32
th, Jimmy Dean 12, 108,
th, Joie 36
th, Julia 36
th, Justin 28
th, Karl 28, 51,
76, 78, 94,
th, Kim 7
th, Kimberly 22, 42
th, Krista 32
th, Kristin 8, 36, 38, 126,
139
th, Lora 28
th, Lynn 7
th, Mandi 70
th, Marekus 28, 56, 80
th, Pam 7
th, Rion 96
th, Samantha 22, 150
ith, Susan 32
Snyder, Adam 86
Snyder, William 28
Sowders, Brian 36
Sproles, Jaclyn 22
Sprunk, Katarina 32, 50, 51,
94
Spurlock, Mary Beth 10, 12
St. Cyr, Kevin 33
Stallons, Tyler 22, 62
Stamper, Russell 22
Stancil, Jay 9, 11, 156
Steger, Clay 36, 63, 139
Stewart, Charles 36, 86
Stewart, Eddie 7
Strunk, Brian 28,37,43,45,48
Teague, Barbara 8, 156
Teasley, Andrew 32
Terry, Lucille 7
Thomas, Amanda 159
Thomas, Bryant 36
Thomas, Felicia 32
Thomas, Jenn 157
Thomas, Josh 36, 45, 63,
64, 149
Thomas, Sherrie 23
Thomas, Whitney 32, 53
Thompson, Mason 32, 56
Thornton, Andre 28, 38, 81,
125, 155
Thrasher, Dustin 28, 86
Tidebrant, Niklas 33, 36, 88,
90, 147
Tipton, Tyler 36, 73
Todd, Susanna 23, 69
Travis, Mary Ryan 32,82,138
Trent, Brittany 36, 70
Trinque, Sean 33, 36, 44,
63, 64
Tucker, Tara 32, 69
Turner, Jonathan 'JT' 28,
63, 64, 65, 119
Tye, Tara Victoria 15, 28,
52, 70, 99, 101, 139
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Urton, John 28
Vallandingham, Amy 32, 45,
50, 51, 52, 152
VanCleave, Jamie 28, 96
VanHoose, Michael 23
Vanover, Courtney 23, 137
Vargas, Yeris 'Yiyi' 23, 91,
92, 93, 139, 146
Vaunghn, Angela 32
Viars, Brooke 23
Vickers, Bethaney 36, 38
Vickers, Daniel 28, 37, 40,
43, 44, 107, 130, 135, 137
Vickers, Kibbie 23, 76
Villatoro, Christian 5, 23, 61,
62, 115, 147
Vinovich, Brooke 32, 53, 53,
115, 127, 139, 146, 148
Viscardi, Michael 36, 76, 77,
149
Vogelsberg, Zach 9, 11, 69
von Heyden, Hubertus
Hoopsie' 32, 73, 147
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Wagers, Tabatha 23
Wagner, Sandra 23
Wainscot, Denise 6
Wallhauser, Brenna 6, 156
Wallhauser, Karl 10, 115,
119, 138
Warfield, Kelli 23
Warren, Amanda 32
Warren, Corey 36
Warren, Justin 36, 38. 88
Warren, Kristie 10
Warren, Lora Beth 16, 23
Warren, Matthew 86
Washam, Samantha 28
Wasson, Tanlee 6
Waters, Joey 16, 23, 56,
57, 58, 94, 126, 127, 114,
148
Weber, Amanda 16, 23, 50,
51, 52, 113, 126, 141, 147
Weddle, Callie 23, 43, 153
Welch, Nona 7
Wells, Kyle 23
West, Ray 32, 73
Wheeler, Trey 86
White, Jeremy 32, 56
White, Jocelyn 10, 23
White, Marcus 15, 28, 86
Whitson, Lon 'Sonny' 9, 38,
43, 111, 148
Wilder, Jimmy 28
Wilder, Joann 8, 46, 120,
122, 140, 148
Williams, Jarvis 36
Williamson, Brooke 36
Willis, Brandon 33, 36, 56,
101, 159
Willis, Tiffany 36, 89, 90
Willoughby, Autumn 33,
36, 38, 122
Wilson, Colby 16, 23, 56,
57, 58
Wilson, Darin 9, 11, 145
Wilson, Heather 70
Wilson, Jason 23, 48, 115
Wilson, Kevin 23
Wilson, Lucius 9, 11, 56
Wilson, Terry 10, 95
Winn, Zach 36, 47, 63, 64,
147
Wood, Andelys 'Candy' 5,
12, 135
Woodard, Adam 'Woody'
23, 45, 60, 61, 62, 76, 98,
99, 101, 107, 124, 129, 150
Woodworth, Rebecca 40
Woolfork, Charles 28, 37,
39, 46
Woolum, Ashley 32, 115,
117
Woolum, Donna 28
Wooton, John 28, 56
Wright, Lindsey Tara 23
Wyrick, Eric 6, 9, 11, 88,
89, 90
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Young, Terry 36, 56
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Zapien, Emanuel 23, 52, 62
Zink, Jacob 23, 60, 62, 118,
126
Zwack, Bryan 12
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Union College
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