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ec.cen.tric.Lty* 

1. an oddity or peculiarity, 9s of conduct. 

2. the quality of being eccentric. 

3. the amount by which something fs eccentric. 


Syn. ECCENTRICITY, PECULIARITY, QUIRK, IDIOSYNCRASY 
all refer to some devigtion in behavior, style, or manner from 
what is or expected." 


Here gt Oglethorpe, however, eccentricity is siryply 9 
welcome fact of life. Wherever you look on campus, our 
quirks are what define us here; we celebrate them fn 
ourselves and in others. What would we be without these 
eccentricities? Certzinly not O¢glethorpians; certainly not 
ourselves... 


*eccentricity. ‘Random House Websters College Dictionary. New York: Random House, Inc., 2001. 1 


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Table 0 Contents 
SENIOLS 4 
Underealssmen 22 
Facaulty/Stoft AG 
Greeks 60 
Clubs ZO 
Oports 116 

Dedication 145 


‘And | hope for all our sakes there 
is 9 re9son for going down 

the yellow brick road." 

~Chad Yarborough : 


66 And when you see the thing that looks like 9 
castle on the left, turn in there. That's 

Oglethorpe. You'll like it here. ye 

~Kathleen Pedro 


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BO wi2 is the CORE? 
What does that even stand for? 
Creatively Obtaining Real Education? 
Classical Observational Rational Enlightenment? 
Commentary On Reduired Erudition? Crazy Oglethorpe Reading 


Excrement? Probably all of the above. 
~Katy Clarke 


Leah Abel 


Class of 2007 


Susan Ahn 


Business Administration 


"Delicious, I'll take an 
English muffin." 


Jeremy Andersson 


Class of 2007 


Cheryl Atkinson 


Communications 


"The way we do anything 
is the way we do 
everything." 


Henna Agad 


Class of 2007 


Kelly Allen 


Class of 2007 


Max Arrechea 


Class of 2007 


Anne Balter 
Physics 


Society of Physics — 
* Students, Omicron Delta 
Kappa 


Leisa Barcroft 


i Class of 2007 


| Lindsey Callaway 
| Psychology 


‘Chi Omega, Panhellenic 
_VP, Alpha Phi Omega, 

_ OCF, Psi Chi, Track 
Team, Campus Crusade, 
OSA, Trustee Committee 


Stephanie Chapman 
| Class of 2007 


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Kristy Clodfelter 


Class of 2007 


Maria Berg 


Class of 2007 


April Callen 


Communications 
"Seriously? Seriously." 


Ist place Stormy Petrel 
Award for a news article 


Katy Clarke 
History 


"Hello babies. Welcome 
to Earth. It's hot in the 
summer and cold in the 
winter. There's only one 

rule that I know of, 
babies-- damn it, you've 
got to be kind." 


Ellen Corsello 


Class of 2007 


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Dela Coward Joesph Damour 


Studio Art 
Class of 2007 
"Art, like morality, 
consists of drawing the 
line somewhere." 


Andrea Dean Alice Dendievel 


Public Health English 
Circle K 
Eric Dickinson David Dobbs 
History 


Class of 2007 
"T'm a simple man who 


wants simple things, but 
I'm always surrounded by) 
complexity." 


Sigma Alpha Epsilon 


Yvonne Druyeh 
Psychology 


Winston Douglas 


Class of 2007 
"Injustice anywhere is a 


threat to justice 
everywhere." 


Jason Duchac 


Class of 2007 


Timothy Ernst 


Class of 2007 


Lily Fincher 
English 
OU Playmakers, Alpha 


Phi Omega, The 
Playgroup 


Erin Flynn 


Class of 2007 


Molly Ellis 


International Studies 
"Beauty walks a razor's 


edge; someday I'll make it 
mine." 


Jarrod Evans 


Class of 2007 


Laura Fitzgerald 
English 


Japanese Culture Club 


Claire Fontaine 
History 


University Singers, Alpha 
Chi, Dean's List, 2nd 
Place in Nietzsche Essay 
Contest 


10 


Susie Forbes 
Biopsychology 


Alpha Phi Omega, 
Yamacraw, Psi Chi, '07 
for OU 


Rachel Gandy 


International Studies, 
French 


Le Cercle Francais, 
SPANK, International 
Club 


Kimber Garrison 
Business Administration 
OU Cheerleaders, 
Ambassadors, Alpha 


Sigma Tau, Economics 
Club 


Justin Ginn 


Class of 2007 


Lee Freidenstein 


Class of 2007 


Rachell Garcia 


Class of 2007 


David Getz 


Class of 2007 


Joesph Green 


Class of 2007 


Crystal Harris Charlynn Hayes 


Pre-Dental Studies 


Class of 2007 
Life is meant to be lived, 
so live it." 
Erik Horne ’ Deidre Hubbard 
Communications and : v4 Biology 


Rhetoric Studies 
Student Ambassadors (03- 


04), Phi Delta Epsilon, 
OU Playgroup, Black 
Student Caucus (03-04) 


OU Men's Soccer Team 


Stephanie Huffstutler Sadia Jannath 
Behavioral Science, 
Human Resources Class of 2007 


Management 


Sigma Sigma Sigma, Pi 
Chi 


Shana Jones 
Biology 


Jordan Alex Johnson 


| Politics, Pre-law 
"The best victory is when "Carpe Diem!" 
the opponent surrenders 
of its own accord before 
there are any actual 
hostilities.It is best to win 
without fighting." 


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Katie Jost 


International Studies, 
Spanish 


Caitlin Kelly 


Class of 2007 


Thomas Kennedy 


Class of 2007 


Lara Kirchner 


Class of 2007 


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Robert Kee 


Class of 2007 


Thaddeus Kennedy 


Class of 2007 


Magda Khoury 


Business Administration 


"Once you've taken flight, 
you will forever walk the: 
Earth with your eyes 
turned skyward, for there? 
you have been, and there’ 
you will always long to 
return." 


Leigh Kite 
Business Administration | 


"When you get to the end 
of your rope let go!" 


Fatbardhe Krasnigqi Veronica Kulwicki 


Biopsychology 
Class of 2007 
Phu-Tho Le Lauren Leonard 
Biopsychology 
Class of 2007 
"T've illuminated the 
blackness of my 
invisibility." 


Jessica Lewis Rhiannon Loomis 


Communications 
Class of 2007 
Sigma Sigma Sigma 
Amy Lowe Kyle Luedtke 
Theater Biopsychology 


Senior Class President, 
Chi Omega, Phi Delta 
Epsilon, Order of Omega > 


There is always drama in 
Drama." 


Sarah Lykens Emily Macheski-Preston) 
Biology Politics | 
JEO Scholar, Alpha 
Sigma Tau, Order of 
Omega, Panhellenic 
Executive 
Rachael Maddux Ashley Maehr 
Media, Rhetoric and 
Culture Class of 2007 
The Stormy Petrel, The 
Tower, Omicron Delta 
Kappa 
Stephanie Malms Bleshette Mason 
Psychology Accounting 


"In order to be a leader, | 
you must first learn to — 


"Be the change you want 
to see in the world." 


follow." 
Psi Chi, Dean's List, Fresh | 
Focus mentor | 
Barbara McBride Kira McCabe 
Political Science Psychology 


OU Chess Club, Alpha — 
Phi Omega, Stormy Petre: 
editor, Outlet, Feed 
America Music, Psi Chi, | 
Omicron Delta Kappa 


Sigma Sigma Sigma VP, 
Panhellenic Council 
(President), OU 
Cheerleaders 


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Jeremy McCall 


Class of 2007 


Sahara McGraw 


Class of 2007 


Benjamin Minor 
English, Philosophy 


ounder and President of 
he OU Chapter of Feed 
America Music 
Foundation, Alpha Phi 
Omega, Stormy Petrel 
4ditor, OSA, OU Chess 
Club, ODK 


Rachel Morris 
Art History 


When I grow up, I want 
o be Catherine Kelley." 


igma Sigma Sigma, Chi 
Phi Sweetheart 


Latoya McCants 
Biopsychology 
OU Volleyball, 


Basketball, Track and 
Field 


Michael Meyer 


Class of 2007 


Kelly Moran 


Class of 2007 


Thuy Nguyen 
International Studies and 
Economics 


"Aim for the moon, you 
may not reach it but you 
will be among the stars." 


Amanda Nichols 
History 


OSA, Alpha Phi Omega, 
Feed America Music 
Foundation, OU Chess 
Club, Psi Chi, Yamacraw, 
Omicron Delta Kappa 


Daniel Pages 
Biopsychology 


Alpha Phi Omega, OU 
Chess Club 


Sundeep Patel 


Class of 2007 


Kathleen Pedro 
English 


The Tower, Writing 
Center tutor, Alpha Chi 


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Antoinette Niland 
Political Science 


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Resident Assistant, OU | 
Tennis (Captain), Chi 


Omega 


Ashley Pate 


Class of 2007 


Aimee Paulk 


Class of 2007 


Maggi Pigram 
Biology 
Oglethorpe Student 


Ambassadors 
(2003-2007) 


Matthew Platt 


Business Administration 


Arturs Pilkevics 


Class of 2007 
Chi Phi Fraternity 


Jessica Pond 
Politics 


Myriam Poirier 
Economics 


Presidential Scholar, 
Alpha Sigma Tau, Order 
of Omega VP, Stormy 
Petrel staff writer 


esident Assistant, Sigma 
Sigma Sigma 


Loja Pondicherry-Harish 


Kelly Poor 
English 


Class of 2007 


OU Playmakers, Alpha 
Phi Omega, Yamacraw, 
Writing Center, Omicron 
Delta Kappa 


Jason Potts David Rigdon 


English 
Class of 2007 


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Patressa Rosser Leda Saylor 


Class of 2007 Class of 2007 


Shanequa Shuler 


Political Science, Spanis: 


Priscilla Scarpaci 


Class of 2007 
Circle K, Resident 
Assistant, University 
Singers, Urban 
Leadership Program, — 
Office of Admissions 


Jamie Smelley Jamie Oglethorpe: 
Liberal Arts, Politics 


Class of 2007 
ac Parliamentarian, Generai 


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AG; LQO7' Philanthropist 
C — 


"T heard some crazy 
— academics named a scho) 
after me.” 


Ashley Suddith James Sutherland! 


English 
Class of 2007 
"There is a fine line 
between coincidence and 
fate." 


18 


Daniel Swanick Kyle Taylor 


Class of 2007 Class of 2007 
Christie Thiem Anthony Thompson 

Class of 2007 Class of 2007 
Kate Thompson Emily Treuman 


Math, Music History 
Class of 2007 
Alpha Phi Omega, OU 
~ Chess Club, Feed 
America Music, Alpha 
“hi, Stormy Petrel, Phi 
Eta Sigma, ODK 

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Morgan Vawter Jonathan Weininger 


Psychology 


| 


Class of 2007 


Psi Chi 


19 


Anna West-Hammer | Ingrid Wiggberg: 


Japanese Studies 


Class of 2007 
"Think of a great quote. 
Pretend you read it here." 
Charlie Wilder Kimberly Wiley 
Class of 2007 Class of 2007 
Darren Williams Brett Wise 
Class of 2007 Class of 2007 


Maggi Pigram having fun helping 
out on Hands on Atlanta Day. 


20 


Andrea Wood 


Class of 2007 


Rachael Zellner 


anish, Communications 


University Singers, 
Omicron Delta Kappa 


Mathew Woodruff 


Class of 2007 


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Kyle Luedtke 


UNDERCLASSMEN 


"Focus on the journey, not the 
destination. Joy is found pot tn 
finishing, an activity but in doing it." 
~Greg, Anderson 


Mustafa Abdullah 
Jordan Adams 
Monjuri Aimee 
Akalework Akalework 
Ogla Alexeevets 
Sophie Allamagny 


Katherine Allen 
Daniel Allender 
Kasper Allese 
David Allison 
Fauzia Amlani 
Won Ah An 


Jessica Anderson 
Matthew Anderson 
Richard Anderson 
Chad Andrews 
Tiffani Andrews 
Andrew Anglin 


Stephen Archer 
Kathryn Armstrong 
Ryanne Arola 
Brett Ashenfelter 
Jessica Atkinson 
Zachary Atkinson 


Aaron Avellanosa 
Brittiny Bach 
Adam Bailey 
Kendra Bailey 
Terry Bailey 
Chelsea Baker 


Evan Baker 
Leah Balch 
Patricia Baldwin 
Revee Barbour 
Thomas Barkas 
Catherine Barson 


Ricardo Bartsch-Filho 
Elizabeth Barwick 
Jacqueline Bass 
Lauren Begnaud 
Nana Bekoe 

Zeynep Bektas 


Cynthia Belinga 
Rose-Gaelle Belinga 
Travis Belton 
Austin Benedict 
Allen Bernhardt 


Cierra Berry 
Abi Berwager 
Lybia Bethel 
Bhagwati Bhakri 
Kendra Billings 


Domonique Bligen 
Christopher Blocker 
Patricia Bolton 
Jessica Bonham 
Katherine Boone 


Maria Bove 
Lamona Bowden 
Danielle Bowles 

Mychal Boyd 
Laura Braddick 


Gillian Brady 
Nicholas Brady 
Saye Braucht 
Anna Breedlove 
Marie Brewer 


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‘reshmen smiling for the camera at the The World of Coke. 


Grayson Briggs 
Quichelle Brimidge 
Matthew Brisendine 
Kathyrn Brogdon 
Hannah Brooks 
Ryan Brosche 


Ashlee Brown 
Daniel Brown 
Dustin Brown 
Kardea Brown 
Kathyrn Brown 
Sarah Bucey 


Edward Buckley 
Heather Bullard 
Alicia Bullock 
Alexandra Buonanotte 
Charles Burkhart 
Alison Burt 


Vanessa Burton 
Brit Butler 
David Butler 
Deborah Byrd 
Alyson Calder 


Laura Callender 
Patrick Camacho 
Krystie Campbell 
Megan Campbell 

Taylor Cannon 


Italo Cardoso 
Amanda Carpenter 
Kira-Marie Carr 
Carlos Carthen 
Scott Casey 


Barbara Casteel 
Brittany Chandler 
Michelle Chaney 
Nekisha Charles 
Si Ting Chearn 


Kasey Cheng 

Lauren Cherneski 
Fatimazahra Chiadmi 
Brian Chimiklis 
Dongjai Cho 


26 


Alex Clark 
Lyndsay Clark 
Kemoy Clark 
Courtney Clayton 
Margo Clower 


Shanay Cobb 

David Cohen 

Eric Cohen-Greenburg 
Daniel Cohl 

Jeffery Collins 


Jody Collins 
Whitney Collins 
Julie Comer 
Millicent Cone 
Aaron Connolly 


Maureen Conner 
Tayrn Cooksey 
Laura Coon 
Ashley Cooper 
Genna Cooper 


Melissa Cooper 
Zoe Cooper 

Justin Copeland 
Brittany Corbett 
Maryiln Corbin 


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28 


Brooke Corker 
Jennifer Cornelius 
Lydia Cornelius 
Annie Cowan 
Callie Crabb 
Alexandra Creasy 


Jason Cree 

Phillip Crews 

Aaron Cross 

Sara Cross 

Noel Curry 

Bruna de Silva Bartsch 


Stephanie Dagesse 
Tiffany Dail 
Austin Dalbo 
Katherine Dale 
Jessica Daniel 
Rozaan Daniel 


Samantha Darby 
Sarah Darby 
Stephanie Darden 
Jason Darland 
Raquel Davies 
Andrew Davis 


Constance Davis 
Mallory Davis 
Mercella Davis 
Varietta Davis 
Kathleen Deal 
Corin Deans 


Elizabeth DeFreezer 


Jennifer deGive 
Joes deJesus 
Dacian Dejeu 
Genevieve Dempre 
Tiffany Desrosiers 


Heather DeVaney 
Alimou Diallo 
Danielle Diamond 
Rachel Diamond 
Antonette Diao 
David Dilibero 


Jamie Dillion 
James Dolive 
Brooke Donahoo 
Jessica Dossett 
Chiquita Douglas 
Melissa Douglas 


Cassandre Dujour 
Stephanie Dunnigan 
Anthony Dykes 
Ariane Dyson 
Shanelle Ebanks 
Chole Edwards 


Charlotte Eliscu 
Amanda Ellenburg 
Erica Ellis 
Richard Esquivel 
John Esterline 
Roger Etherington 


Allison Evans 
Mercedes Evans 
Megan Fabick 
Patrick Falco 
Morgan Falconer 
Ping Fang 


Brickford Faucette 
Maria Ferguson 
Sean Fernandes 
Rondizha Finch 
Anna Findley 
Teresa Finn 


29 


Eric Fladland 

Hanna Fortenberry-Henry 
Sean Freeman 

Dominic Fried 

Ryan Fulgham 

Robert Fulkerson 


Morgan Fuller 
Victoria Fuller 
Francesca Funderburk 
Sarah Fuqua 

Jessica Fuson 

Alexi Galperin 


Alicia Garcia 

Mariana Garcia 

Valeria Garcia Diza Villamil 
Johannah Garon 

Julia Gates 

Sarah Gault 


Krystal Gayle 

Marvin Gayle 

Frewieny Gebremeskel 
Selamewet Gebremeskel 
Tahnee Gerard 

Stephen Germany 


Gia Gibbs 
Lauren Gibson 
Virgina Gibson 
Ander Giddens 
Stephen Gilbert 
Stephanie Gill 


Mary Claire Gillis 
Eve Gislain 

Paul Golden 
Nathaniel Goldman 
Brain Gomez 
Irasema Gonzalez 


Lindsey Gordon 
Andrew Gottlieb 
Kristina Grace 
Benjamin Grad 
Melissa Grammont 
Jessica Graner 


30 


Jhana Grant 

Brittany Gray 

Erica Gray 

Kendra Grays 

Elijah Green 

LaKrisha Dallas Greene 


Nicholas Greenfield 
Alexis Grier 

Keith Griffin 
Morgan Griffin 
Whitney Griffin 
Eric Gulley 


Michael Hadjisimos 
Elizabeth Hale 
John Hale 
Stephanie Hall 
Carly Hallman 
Ashley Hamilton 


Abigail Hammond 
Laura Hammond 
Meagan Hanes 
April Harris 
Brittney Harris 
Martha Harris 


Christopher Harvin 

Gabriel Henderson 

Rachel Hensler 

Jennifer Hernandez 

Amber Heyman-Valchanov 
Michael Hicks 


Ashlee Brown Re ; Hbedt Pare 


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Adam Higginbotham 
Bertha Hill 

Calen Hinrichs 
Tracsen Hinz 

Marley Hirsch 


Hong Ho 

Kenneth Hobbs 
Megan Hodge 
Lydia Hofstetter 
Amanda Holochak 


William Horton 
Jacob Hoyer 
Shu-Yuan Hu 
Nayisha Hugh 
Arther liyabayey 


Christopher Isbell 
Aryka Ishmon 
Pamela Iyere 
Craig Jackson 
Marian James 


Yaminah Jappah 
Akele Jeffers 
Jayne Jeter 
Candice Johnson 
Jailyn Johnson 


32 


Jasmine Johnson 
Logan Johnson 
Shenae Johnson 
Katherine Johnston 
Brandy Jones 


Lawrence Jones 
Taymah Jones 
Tiffanie Jones 
Erika Jordan 
Sandhya Joshi 


Noelle Jozefowicz 
Roxanna Jozefowicz 
Maria Jurado 
Adolfo Kang 
Soumya Kantamneni 


Benoy Kazani 
Jennifer Keller 
Jonathan Kelley 
Chelsey Kendig 
Sarah Kennedy 


Bryan Kennicott 
Stephanie Kerner 
Charlotte Kilbourn 
Clayton Kimbrel 
Kathryn Kimrey 


Julia Kincaid 
Ashley King 
Emily Kirby 
Aleksey Kirillov 
David Knorr 


Amel Komic 
Kelly Korell 
Joesph Kosciolek 
Mary Koziura 
Russell Kramer 


Colin Kress 
Michael Krueger 
Katherine Kuhn 
Katie Kulavic 
Elizabeth Lahoz 


Melinda Lahr 
Denise Lane 
Walker Lane 

Stephine Laubscher 
Jansen Lawrence 


Kara Lawrence 
Andrey Lazar 
Luciana Lazzarino 
Rebecca Le Compte 
Elizabeth Lee-Haw 


34 


Christopher Letts 
Philip Levine 
Ailsa Lewis 
Jason Lewis 
Micheal Lewter 


Beth Lindahl 
Avery Livingston 
Andrew Llano 
Thania Lloyd 
Sherine Lobban 


Kevin Logan 

Deari Loggins 

Jonh Lombardy 
Soubanh Louangvilay 
Gloria Love 


Deborah Lubbe 
Christopher Lucas 
Guillaume Lucq 
Heather Lutz 
Joesph Lyda 


Wendy Madill 
Halley Malison 
Stephine Mallen 
Michael Malone 
Alfonzo Maniilla 


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36 


Charles Marie 
Alycia Marotto 
Daniel Marsden 
Elliott Martin 
Maria Martin 
John Martin III 


Arthur Massey 
Geogre Matter 
Chloey Mayo 
Caitlin Mazzarino 
Curtis McLeod 
Cameron McAllister 


Alexander McCarthy 
Sarah McCollum 
Jonathan McConnell 
Phillip McCary 
Cathryn McCrimmon 
Robert McGee 


Michael McGowan 
Craig Mckee 
Lynette McKinney 
Brandon McMichael 
Richard McWhorter 
Jennifer Meadows 


Josin Meagley 
Joshua Means 
Meagan Meekin 
Ember Melcher 
Jordan Mertens 
Joonas Mikkila 


Jennifer Miller 
Laura Miller 
Jeffanne Millien 
Stefanie Milligan 
Leandra Milton 
Erica Minson 


Sumbul Mirza 
Tehmina Mirza 
Camesha Mitchell 
Ashley Money 
Brittany Monroe 
Shavon Monroe 


Courtney Moor 
Alana Moore 
Amanda Moore 
Cliff Moore 

Jessie Morris 
Bonnie Morscheiser 


William Mosley 
Ryan Moss 
Christopher Moua 
William Mueller 
Mallori Muhlfelder 
Kidest Mulat 


Michael Muller 

Samuel Murray 

Sharese Muse 
Yoshinori Magai 

Jose Navarro 
Wessen-Celine Neguede 


Brittany Nesmith 
Bethany Newman 
Kathleen Nichol 
Tyler Nichols 
Casey Nicodemus 
Philipp Niermann 


Jessica Nilson 
Nancy Nix 
Gwinn Nixon 
Kofi Nketiah 
Radia Nusrat 
Max Nystrom 


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Ashley Obregon 
Hope O'Dell 
James Odom 
Lisa Ohman 

Llana Olin 

Christina Ongor 


Anne Oredeko 
Jamie Osmanson 
Marla Osti 
Marlene Otero 
Ligia Padilla 
Christopher Page 


Eric Palmer 
Cecile Parages 
Hubert Pare 
Thomas Paretta 
Matthew Parham 
Chong Park 


Jessica Parker 
Kyle Parker 
Marvin Parkman 
Zack Parris 
Lashay Paschal 
Heena Patel 


Robert Pavelka 
Cynthia Payne 
Derin Pekin 
Denise Penning 
Reketta Peterson 
Sarah Praff 


Joshua Phillips 
Sydney Pigram 
Brendan Pilger 
Jorge Pinto 
Ricardo Pomales 
Elena Ponizhaylo 


Lache Pool 
Caitlyn Post 
Evan Price 
Robert Pugh 
Kayla Pulley 


Lauren Rafferty-Boyd 


NERC pee cert BEER ne 


Allison Rains 
Ramtahal Vinash 
Carly Reed 
Courtney Reed 
Zanna Reid 
Robert Reitze 


Rachel Renz 
Brandon Rhodes 
Rafael Ribeiro 
Brandy Rich 
Kathleen Richards 
J. Richardson 


Rachel Richardson 
Elizabeth Richmann 
Jennifer Riley 
Daniel Rinn 
Isabella Rivera 
Mario Rivera 


39 


Kiera Robbins 
Christopher Roberts 
Natina Roberts 
Catherine Rocamora 
Sunny Rodgers 


Ashley Rogers 
Ebony Rogers 
Brent Rose 
Joshua Rosendahl 
David Ross 


James Rowe 
Amanda Rowell 
Chelcie Rowell 
Anthony Rudd 
Amy Russ 


Jay Russell 
Victoria Ruth 
Stephen Sabsowitz 
Elga Sanchez 
Enrique Sanchez 


Jessica Sander 
Miguel Santiago 
Lauren Schaffer 
Joy Schambach 

Kathryn Schambach 


Laura Schiff 
Deyonna Scott 
Jessica Scott 
Sharaya Seidel 
Ahmad Shaheed 


Trevor Sheffield 
Carrie Shirah 
Jeong-Ki Shon 
Brittany Silva 
Leon Slivers 


Devon Simons 
Ashley Smith 
Lisa Simth 
Michael Smith 
Nubia Smith 


Robert Smith 
Ryan Smith 
Sable Smith 
Jelani Snipes 
Jason Soby 


Grady Sonam 
Steven Sorci 
Udara Soysa 
Sarah Sparks 
Paul Springman 


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Alix Stalnaker 
Rashida Starks 
Samantha Starratt 
Theodore Stathakis 
Hillary Steele 
Brandyn Steen 


Natalie Stefano 
John Stellbauer 
Tiana Stevens 
John Storz 

Ryan Strachan 
Kristin Strickland 


Daniel Suddes 
Matthew Suggett 
Mallory Summers 
Anta Sylla 
Santina Takori 
Makenzie Talley 


Marinella Taoushiani 
Ashley Taylor 

Ali Tecman 

Georgie Tenorio 
Alesha Tentinger 
Ashley Thompson 


Chris Thompson 
Jewel Thompson 
Kayla Thompson 
Lauren Thompson 
Lauren Thompson 
Rebecca Thompson 


Mallory Thompson 
Deneisha Thornton 
Cara Tillotson 
Adam Tomlin 
Diana Toro 
Rosemary Toulas 


Sarah Trammell 


Maji Bao Ngoc Tran 


Sara Troficanto 
Carlyne Troudt 
Stevie Tucker 


Andrew Tulowitzky 


Irene Turner 
Nicholas Turner 
Sean Tuttle 
Christina Tyler 
Nathan Tyre 
Taylor Urbanski 


Maziar Valadari 
Juan Valero 


Eckhardt Van Der Linde 
Kareline Van Der Linden 


Meagan Van Doran 
Josue Vargas 


Nicole Varner 
Julie Vaughan 
Julian Vega 
Andrea Vinson 
Timothy Von Gal 
Tamara Voxnaes 


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Kasee Wall 
Vinessa Walls 
Andrea Walsh 
Emory Walton 
Candace Ward 

Theodore Ward 


John Warde 
Adele Wardnier 
Zachariah Warner 
Tresa Washington 
Samuel Waters 
An'renae Watkins 


Alexander Watterson 
Nicholas Watterson 
Katherine Weisz 
James Weldon 
Cassie Wells 
Bradley White 


Jamie White 

Johanna Whitehill 
Christopher Whitmire 
Katherine Wildenhaus 
Hannah Wiles 

Kim Wilkerson 


Justin Willard 

Chad Williams 
Christopher Williams 
Henrey Williams 
Lauretta Williams 
Matthew Williams 


Nicole Williams 
Michael Willis 
Amaris Wilson 
Brandi Wilson 
Arion Winfield 

Talia Witherspoon 


Kimberly Wokomaty 
Alexander Wolff 
Renee Wood 
Adrienne Woodall 
Justin Wooton 
Alexandra Woychek 


Ashley Wrigley 
Brandon Wrobleski 
Ren Wysolovski 
Gonzalo Yahuitl 
Ariana Yazdi 
Susan Yi 


Nichole Young 
Patrick Young 
Sonya Zafrani 
Christian Zavala 
Christina Zaytsev 
Duo Zhou 


Sean Ziegler 
Maddison Zulak 


ADMINISTRATION, 


_ BACULTY & STAFF 


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"JUL who have meditated on the grt of 
governing, mankind have been convinced that 
the fate of empires depends on the education 

of youth.’ 
~SAvistotle 


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Dr. Bill Shropshire 


Ms. Annie Hunt Burriss 


Ms. Janet Maddox 


Ms. Kelly Robinson Mr. Peter Rooney 


\dministration - Dr. Larry Schall ~ University President, Dr. Bill Shropshire ~ Provost and Senior 
lice President, Ms. Annie Hunt Burriss ~ Associate Provost of Evening Degree Program and 
Jeputy to the President for Community Relations, Mr. Tim Doyle ~ Vice President of Student 
\ffairs, Ms. Mariyn Fowle ~ Vice President for Business and Finance, Ms. Janet Maddox ~ 
Jirector of Institutional Research, Ms. Kelly Robinson ~ Executive Director of Marketing and 
-ublic Relaions, Mr. Peter Rooney ~ Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations, Lucy 


-eusch (Not Pictured) ~ Vice President for Enrollment ¢ 


Dr. Charles L. Baube 
Dr. Keith H. Aufderheide 


Chemistry 


Biology 


He can wiggle his ears 
and nose simultaneously. 


Dr. Christian Y. Benton Dr. Kristian Blaich 
Director of Accounting History 
Studies 
He's into competitive 
He pledged SAE in Fall running and windsurfing - 
2006. every summer he goes to 


the Columbia River Gorge 
to go windsurfing. 


Dr. James A. Bohar1 


He is very much into 
model trains. 


Mathematics 


Dr. William Brightman Dr. Ronald L. Carlisle 


English Computer Science 


Dr. John S. Carton Dr. Mario A. Chandler 


Psychology Spanish 
fe loves watching the 
Jaily Show, loves Star 
=k, and could eat pizza 
every night. 


Dr. Jeffrey Collins Dr. Cassandra Copeland 
Art History 


Se oe 


Economics 


He practices the art form 
Tai Chi on his roof. 


dr. John A. Cramer 


Dr. Roarke E. Donnelly 


Physics 
| 
have two corn snakes 
ind raise mice to feed 
them. 


Biology 


Dr. Lynn J. Gieger Dr. Amanda Gray 


Education Psychology 


She is a beer judge. She worked at a John 
Deere parts distribution 
center during college and 
drove a forklift. 


Dr. Stephen Herschler 
Politics 


Dr. Nancy A. Herring 


Accounting 
He was an extra for ano 


Jet Li flick, Born to 
Defense. 


Dr. Bruce Hetherington Dr. Robert B. Hornback 


Economics English 


Dr. Robecca C. Hyman Dr. Elizabeth Johnso\ 


English Psychology 
She took care of an} 
orphaned baby monkey 
her apartment for a fer 
months while she wat 
doing research. 


Prof. Catherine Kelley Dr. Kendra King 


Art History Politics 


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Joseph Knippenberg Prof. Lee Knippenberg 


Politics Theater 


Dr. Peter J. Kower Professor Alan Loehle 
Art 
Economics 
He once spent the day 
with a professional 

alligator trapper and tied 

the feet of a seven-foot 

gator! 


Dr. Nicholas B. Maher 
History 


Dr. Jay Lutz 


French 
When he was around three 


years old, he used to 
climb bookshelves, and 
bring them toppling down 
on himself. 


Dr. Jeanne McCarthy Dr. Douglas McFarland 
English 
English 
He drove a truck for 
awhile before he went to 
graduate school. 


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Dr. Deborah Merola 
Theater 


Dr. John C. Nardo | 
Mathematics | 


Claims that he is a TV 
junkie. He has seen all 
357 episodes of Dallas 
and all 218 episodes of 
Dynasty. 


When she was a young 
teenager, she read 
Huckleberry Finn and 
wanted to float down the 
Mississippi river on a raft. 


Dr. Philip J. Neujahr Dr. Caroline Noyes 
Philosophy 
Psychology 
He once had a pet turtle 
named Aristutle. 


Dr. Richard Palmer 
Film Studies 
Politics 
I was a contestant on th 
quiz show Jeopardy in 
1974, winning $800 bv 
losing in the end to a: 
homemaker from 
Chicago. 


Dr. Viviana Plotnik Dr. Irwin W. Ray 


Spanish Music 


Jr. Beth Roberts 


Dr. Anne Rosenthal 


Communications and 
Rhetoric Studies 


Education 


Dr. Michael Rulison Dr. Daniel Schadler 


Physics Biology 


Dr. Seema Shrikhande 


Communications and 
Rhetoric 


Dr. Bradford Smith Dr. Simon R. Sparks 


History 
Philosophy 
Over the years his friends 
have claimed that he has 
psychic powers. 


Dr. Robert Steen Dr. Brad L. Stone 


Sociology 


Japanese 
He was once briefly 
mistaken for the murder 
Gary Gilmore while on 
date. 


Dr. Linda J. Taylor Dr. Philip D. Tiu 


English Mathematics 
She once won a baton He is addicted to an 
twirling contest. online game similar to 


Scrabble called Literati. 


Dr. J. Dean Tucker Dr. James Turner 


Economics and Business Accounting 


Dr. Victoria L. Weiss _—_ Prof. Ginger Williams 


English Education 
She once took voice She is married, and is still 
lessons from a vocal married to, her high 
teacher who performed school sweetheart. 
with the Metropolitan 
Opera. 


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: Monte W. Wolf 


Dr. Alan Woolfolk 


Sociology 


Chemistry 


He is terrorized by his 
wife's 90-pound poodle on 
a daily basis. 


Mr. Chad Yarborough 
Theater 


Not pictured: 
Dr. Straley - Business and Mathematics 


He spoke exclusively 1m Dr. Lynn A. Gudhe - Business 


an English accent for 6 
months once. 


Departments 


Miia 


Eisen a 


Admissions 


SLO cKWORK 


ORANGE | 


Bookstore Business Office 


Departments 


ff y 


Engagement 


IT Services 


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Departmernts 


— 


Registrar Student Affairs ; 


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Rattle of the Bloody Marsh 


On October 25, 2006, Oglethorpe held its annual Battle 

of the Bloody Marsh, 9 tug-of-war competition between 

students and 9 combination of faculty and staff members. 
This tradition commemorates the 1742 battle tn which 
James Oglethorpe's troops defeated the Spanish on St. 

Simon's Island. Interestingly enough, the Yamacraw tribe 

also participated. This year the feculty and staff triumphed 

over the students with their two-to-one victory. 


Faculty and Staff 
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Greek Life 


A is for Academics. 
PB is for Beer. One of those 
reasons is why we're not here. 


Alpha Sigma Tau 


the sisters of Alpha Sigme Tau stay busy throughout the year with 
chapter business, social activities, sisterhoods, philanthropy work, and 
having, far! The Delta Pi chapter has grown considerably since its arrival 
at Oglethorpe in 2000. AST sisters dedicate time and effort to working 
with philanthropies like the Pine Mountain Settlement School, Habitat 
for Humanity, the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Awareness Fund, and 
the Boys and Girls Club of Atlanta. On campus, AST holds 9 pink baked 
goods sale every October during Pink Week to raise money for breast 
cancer awareness. It is no surprise that this year the AST Delta Pi 
Chapter won the President's Bronze Award for Volunteering for the 
second year in 9 row! Each semester, the sisters get together for the 
New Member Retreat to strengthen old bonds and form new ones. The 
ideals of Alpha Sigma Tau are embodied in its open motto: active, self- 
reliant, and trustworthy. 


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The Chi Phi fraternity is 9 values-based orggnization founded on the 
basis of Truth, Honor and Personal Integrity. These are timeless 
values which guide the fundamental purposes of the Fraternity. 

Today, our crest and their badge are public symbols for the brothers 

of Chi Phi, symbols that are instantly recognizable to members, but 
still appropriately obscure to outsiders. They communicate our proud 
history without overt bragging, 

Covert symbols and deeply rooted fundamentals of virtue and truth, 

honor and integrity, bind us together in 9 brotherhood that is strong 

god timeless. 


Chi Omega 


To value the talents of women to encourage 
them in realizing their greatest potential. 
These are the principles upon which Chi 

Omega was founded in 1895 at the 
University of stekansas. 


Today, Chi Omegs is the largest womens fraternal organization ip the 
world with 300,000 initiates and 169 collegiate chapters. Since its 
beginning, Chi Omega has nurtured its members by providing, them with 
unique opportunities in leadership, io scholarship, and in life-long, 
friendship. Ours is 9 distinguished history and our most vital role has 
been the preparation of young women to achieve their highest possible 
aspirations. 


Now, over 9 century later, these founding principles are Just as relevant. 
Chi Omega Fraternity was founded at 9 time when women were Just 
becoming visible on our nation's university campuses. These early 
collegizte women were destined not only to manage home and family, 
but they would establish 9 foothold as leaders in the community and the 
business world. 


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Delta Sigma Phi 


The Sllpha Nu chapter of the Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity was 
otiginally founded in 1835 in Milledgeville, GA, and after both the 
Civil War and World War |, the chapter was reinstated at 
Oglethorpe. Today 9s we enter this new century, we at Alpha Nu 
are proud to carry the torch handed down by the brothers who 
came before us. Delta Sigma Phi is continuing to grow, and 
currently boasts 9 membership that is involved on campus and in 
the community. More importantly, the ideals of Delta Sigma Phi ave 
glive in the hearts of every one of our brothers. Almost eighty years 
ago, 9 group of men with foresight and courage established the 
Alpha Nu chapter of the Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity at Oglethorpe 
University. Today, we follow in their footsteps, that the world may 
ever be convinced of the sincerity of our purpose. 


Kappa Alpha 


The Keppe Alpha Order was founded on December 21, 1865 at 
what is now Washington and Lee University. The mission of Kx is 
to create 2 lifetime experience, which centers on reverence to 
God, duty, honor, character, and gentlemanly conduct as inspired 
by Robert E. Lee, our spiritual founder. Parties have ranged ip 
theme from Apocalypse Now to Mardi Gras. KA is an active 
participant in Greek Week and in the Inter-fraternity Council. 


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Sigma Alpha Epsilon 


SAE is North America's largest social fraternity with more than 
280,000 initigted members. Fraternal symbols include the lion, the 
phoenix, Minerva, gnd the fleur-de-lis. Sigma Alpha Epsilon was the 
first fraternity to establish 9 national headquarters (1929), 9 national 
Leadership School (1935), 9 national Mens Health Issues Committee 
(1980), and 2 career-development program entitled the Leading Edge 
(1990). Currently, the Fraternity offers 9 comprehensive member- 
education program called The True Gentleman Initigtive. Sigma Alpha 
Epsilon at Oglethorpe strives to promote the highest levels of 
character, scholarship, and leadership from its members and to serve 
9s 9 prime example of the positive aspects of Greek life. 


N19M9 ois Sign 


Once long 20, in far away town in Virginia lived eight beautiful ladies who stumbled upon the 
creation called the $.8.8 club. This club was not Just for anyone but only for the most 
upstanding and virtuous women who went to Longwood College. Then on the fateful day of 
April 20, 1898, these eight women created what is known today as 9 sorority. 

Twenty years ago, this now blooming, violet organization found its way to Oglethorpe campus. 
These "sigmes" surround the campus with love, leughter, and happiness. But these modern day 
members of the 8.8.8 club could not be contained to the "Oglethorpe bubble’, instead they 
travel, to far and dangerous lands in Atlanta in order to visit ill children limited to their 
hospital walls. Whether to make 9 quick art project with them or embark on 9 Mardi Gras 
Porode, Sigmas were able to do and accomplish much more to children who rarely saw 
happiness. 

To date, the Sigma Sigma Sigmea's of Oglethorpe have been aecredited with Honors, and Becky 
LeCompte will represent Epsilon Theta as the sole person initiated at convention. When 
Oglethorpe thinks of Epsilon Theta's chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma, think not of the esoteric 
nature of its members but the serendipitous quality of the organization as 9 whole. 


Inter-fraternity Council 


The Oglethorpe Interfraternity Council (or IFC) exists primarily 
to promote Fraternity life at Oglethorpe University. We strive 
to improve both the image of Fraternity life at Oglethorpe and 
to improve communication between the University and 
member fraternities. The IFC encourages positive relationships 
between member fraternities and holds them secountable to 
IFC and University policies, to order to further the autonomy 
and increase the accountability of individugl Fraternities. 


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Interfraternity 
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Order of Omedgs 


The Order of Omega Leadership Honor Society is 9 national 
honor society made up of the most exemplary leaders from 
social Greek organizations. The Order of Omege exists to 
recognize those students who have attained 9 high standard 
of leadership in tnter-Greek activities, to encourage them to 
continue along, this line, and to inspire others to strive for 
similar conspicuous attainment. The Order of Omedgas goal is 
to bring together the most representative fraternity and 
sorority members, and to create an organization which will 
help mold the sentiment of the institution on questions of 
local and intercollegiate affairs. The Order of Omega strives 
to bring together members of the faculty, alumni, and 
student members of the institution's fraternities and 
sororities on 9 basis of mutual interest, understanding, and 
cooperstion, improving Greek life for all students at 
Oglethorpe. 


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Clubs & 
Organizations 


‘There fs no 
pleasure in having nothing to do; the 
fan fs fo having lots to do and not 
doing, it." 


Circle K 


Circle K is the premiere service and leadership development 
organization for college students. With over 500 chapters in 10 
countries, more than 11,000 students serve their campuses and 
communities every day. Sponsored by Kiwanis International, Circle 
K began tn 1947 at Carthage College in Carthage, IL. The Circle K 
movement rapidly spread across North America. This loose 
affiliation of clubs became Circle K International on October 23, 
1955, when the Emory University chapter received Charter *1. The 
Georgia District was founded on October 13, 1959 with 23 clubs. 
Oslethorpe University Circle K (OUCKI) was first chartered in 
1954. During the past 45 years, the club has appeared and 
disappeared four times. The fourth revival of the club was in the 
fall of 1998 after 9 10 year higtus. In the first year of its pew 
existence, 20 members dedicated over 800 hours to the club. 


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Society of Physics Students 


The Society of Physics Students fs an organization for all 
people interested in science, particularly physics majors to 
meet and collaborste. Our goal is to encourage others to 
learn about science and physics. We are also 9 forum for 
science students to gin knowledge through the exchange 
of information and ideas. 


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Dei Chi is the National Honor Society in Psychology, founded in 
1929 for the purposes of encoursging, stimulating, and 
maintaining, excellent scholarship, and advancing, the science of 
psychology. Induction into Psi Chi requires standards of academic 
achievement for those majoring or minoring, in psychology. Psi 
Chi functions as 2 federation of chapters located over 1000 
senior colleges and universities in the United States 

and Canada. The Oglethorpe Chapter began in 1989, and within 
the past two years has worked to become more active on the 
Oglethorpe campus. 


Phi Delta Epsilon 


To promote the highest scientific 
md educational standards in the 
field of medicine: 

To promote, uphold, and maintain 
the highest standards of ethics in 
the practice of medicine, medical 
teaching, and research; 


To promote discussions at all Fraternity 
levels of current social and economic 
issues as related to medicine, the practice 
of medicine, and other healthcare related 
issues; 

To promote nonprofit group service to 
the community by Fraternity chapter 
aftiliotes: 

To promote fellowship and mentoring, 
equality, and unity. 


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International Club 


[International Club is 9 group meant to bring Oglethorpe 
students together: students of different races, ethnic 
backgrounds, and social groups. We throw lots of events 
throughout the school year (such 9s our ever-popular 
International Night) that give the student body 9 chance to 
explore their own cultures, 9s well 9s the cultures of their 
peets. 


Halloween is 9 much anticipated holiday on the 
OU campus. Social events ranging from the Chi 
Phi Halloween party, the Sigma Sigma Sigma 
Halloweenie Roast, and the library's Holloween 
bash provided plenty of opportunities for 
students to dress up and have fun. And, of 
course, Alpha Phi Omegs hosted their annual 
Trick or Tregt in Traer event, in 
which kids from local after school 
programs can explore 9 haunted 
house, play games, and trick or treat 
throughout the dormitory. 


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Amnesty International 


Starting up ip the 2nd Semester, 
Amnesty International OU is 
committed to staying engaged, 
educated, and making 9 positive 
difference to the way human 
rights are respected and 
recognized within the 
international community. 


President: Richard Lee Esquivel 
VP: Hannah Wiles 
Secretary: Olivia Rocamora(not pictured) 
Treasurer: Katie Kuhn 


(K¢) 


Playmakers 


The past year has been 9 very 
active one for the OU 
Dlaymakers, O¢lethorpe’s 
theatrical folk. In terms of 
mainstage productions 
performed in Congnt theatre, | 
Brent Rose chose Wendy i fw | 
MacLeod's darkly ia) wi 


comic The House of Ves to direct for his senior project in September 
Conants Technical Director Chadwick Yarborough followed with 9 
dazzling, version of Cabaret, O¢glethorpe's first musical in several years. 
In the spring, senior Amy Lowe directed her own version of Max 
Lucades childeens book entitled Vou Are Special. Professor Lee 
Knippenberg, directed Eugene Ionescos absurdist The Bald Soprano in 
early March, and the mainstage productions concluded in April with 
theatre department head Deborah Merolas version of Tony Kushners 


widely acclaimed Angels in America. 
What 9 busy 2006-2007 season the 
theatre department has enjoyed! 


By no means, however, were these 
traditional mainstage productions the only 
evidence of Oglethorpe students fervor for 
theatre. Twice during the fall semester, 
Emerson's Bombshelter hosted 9 variety of 
student productions, which resulted from 9 
collaboration of playwriting, directing, and 
acting, classes. 


Additionally, sophomore Stephanie 
Laubscher and senior Kelly Poor 
mounted their own production of 
Oscae Wildes The Importance of 
Being, Earnest in Lupton Auditorium. 


roll 


Ujamae gims to enrich the awareness of - 
black cultures at Oglethorpe University — 
god the Metro-sttlanta sre9. We recospize 
both the need for unity among black 
students and 9 strong relationship MONS, 
all undergraduates. | 


Furthermore, we pledge to be active, 
productive members of the global 
community by participating, in | 
philanthropy, political activism, social — 
events, lecture/guest speakers, 

creation/distinction of publications, ete. fo 
the benefit and promotion of the Aisican) 
Diaspora. | 


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Moreover, we strive to promote diversity, 
apprecigtion, integrity, development, and | 
community interaction between blacks anc 
students of all ethnicities and backgrounds 
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Starting with one student, freshman Chloe 
dwards, 9 Facebook group, and Joined later by 
mother freshman, Nathaniel Goldman, the 
Oglethorpe Jewish Student Union has come 
to life. Determined to create something from 
nothing, they sought out 9 sponsor, Dr. 
Bonnie Kessler of the counseling center, and 
began shaping their organization before they 
were entirely sure there would be the 
numbers to support one. President Goldman 

S2YS, 

We want the JSU to provide 9 meeting 
ground for the Jewish student community to 
come together, and to share experiences with 

the larger Oglethorpe student community. 

1 semester later, The Jewish Student Union is 
small but very active. It has hosted several 
successful events, including a movie night, 

habbat dinner with faculty and staff attendees, 

and 9 Hanukkah party, and is currently 
involved planning future events. The group 
also has 9 new banner hanging in the dining 
hall. 

"The most important thing about the JSU to 

me is not necessarily that we have everybody 

at every event, but for the students to know 
that were here if they need us,” says VP 
Edwards. 


Jewish Student Union 


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Black Student Caucus 


The purpose of the BSC is to unify the African American 
community of Oglethorpe University with community service 
development, group discussions, activities and events. The BSC is 
9 e9ucUs With 2 cause, and that cause is to be 9 support for black 
and minority students who attend Oglethorpe University by 
providing unity, opportunity and awareness. Its primary function 
is to help students with the adjustments and adversities they may 
face by attending a predominantly white university. This 
organizations goal is to provide academic and social guidance for 
its members and the community. The BSC will represent and 
protect the interests of African American gnd minority students 
on the Oglethorpe University campus, 9s well as the surrounding 
community. Also, the BSC will stvive to increase the awareness 
of African American contributions, issues, and ideas on the 
campus 9s well 9s the community. 


Alpha Phi Omegs 


Alpha Phi Omega is 9 National Co- 
ed Leadership and Service 
Organization based on the Scout 
Oath and Law. The Oglethorpe 
Chapter, Mu Mu, began at 
Oglethorpe University in February 
1958 and was re-chartered in 197%6. 
Since then, weve been one of the 
largest organizations dedicated to 
serving, the school, the community, 
the nation, and our organization - 

Alpha Phi Omega is committed to ap all-inclusive collegiate 
being, the foremost student-run fraternity, 
organization tn developing lifelong 
leaders, instilling lasting friendships, 
gnd fostering 9 lifetime of service to 
all people. We do over 440 projects 
every semester, and have 
aecumulated an average of over 
1000 hours 2 year. 
Some of our major projects include: 
Trick or Treat in Traer, Red Cross, 
American Cancer Society, Lynwood 
Pork mentoring, ushering around 
campus, Trees Atlanta, Good-will, 
and much more. 


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Feed Americ9 Music 


Foundation 


Feed America Music Foundation is 
9 non-profit organization 
dedicated to helping raise money 
to supply grants to homeless 
shelters so they can keep offering 
their service to those who need it. 
FAME raises money by compiling 
songs of lesser-known bands and 
musicians onto CDs and hosting 
shows and concerts that give 9 
variety of ortists an opportunity to 
show off their music to 9 greater Ultimately, Feed stmerica 
gudience. 


Music Foundation hopes to 
raise peoples swareness about 
the growing problem of 
homelessness, help supply 
funding, to these who are 
trying to help homeless 
people, get 9 variety of Lesser- 
known pusic out to more 
people, and support both the 
gets and community service by 
taking 9 role in both. 


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Center tor Civic Engagement 


#, The Center for Civic Engagement at 

, Oglethorpe University officially opened in | 
November 2006 to expand, enhance and 
promote our connections with the City of 
Atlante through service learning, student 
internships, leadership and 


as MLK project at Achieve Academy 


community development. Students have volunteered at schools, 
homeless shelters, food banks, and environmental education | 
organizations. Berly to January, 30 students traveled to New Orleans - 
our third trip to the city - to help gut and remove mold from houses 
ruined during Hurricane Katring. Already, Oglethorpe has been cited 
by the Boys and Girls Club, The Home Depot, and President Bush for 
its commitment to serving our community. 


This spring, three students will work 9s paid interns, "Civic 
Engagement stmbassadors” to the Center, helping, to plan, 


coordinate and Lead service projects, 
ealtural enrichment programs, and 
community outreach initistives on and off- 
campus. Three entering, first year students 
will receive full-tuition scholarships, and 9s 
"Civic Engagement Scholars’, they will 


eak New Orleans '(’ 


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vork in the Center 10 hours per week, 
ecelving, 9 stipend for an internship 
lacement at the nonprofit of their choice 
luring, junior year. In the fall, we will 
ffer six courses with 9 service-oriented 
omponent. This is Just the beginning, 


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Pee! 


OUTLET is Oglethorpes LGBTQ organization, participating, in many 
events throughout the year, including National Coming Out Day, 
MDS Walk, and National Day of Silence. We are 2 socigl and 
emotional support group for gy men, Lesbians, bisexugls, and those 
questioning, their identities on campus. We serve 98 an educational 
outreach and community service organization promoting education 
and equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered people. Most 
of all, we are an active and positive image and voice for gays and 
lesbians on campus. As the old saying goes, We're here, we're queer, 
and we wont disappear! 


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The Tower 


The Tower is O¢lethorpes literary 
magazine, comprised of work by 
Oglethorpe students and designed, 
created, and printed on campus. The 
Tower has recently grown, now 
publishing, 9 full issue i the Fall and 
Spring, semesters, rather than the single 
issue per year of the past. Bach of these 
issues uses 9 unidue layout, designed by 
The Tower staff, to collect and display 
fiction, essays, poetry, and visual art from 
the Oglethorpe community. The Tower 
takes its name from the Lupton Bell 
Tower, where the offices were originally 
located. 


The Tower aims to provide an outlet for artistic expression in the 
Oglethorpe community by publishing 9 magazine of student work. In 
addition to our publications, The Tower provides 9 regular workshop 
environment where student writers can meet to critidue gnd encourage 
one another. We are also responsible for running one event each yerr, 
entitled Night of the Arts. It is held each fall and is 9 chance for OU 
students, staff, and faculty to share their talents through performance. The 
evening includes 9 display of visual artwork, as well 9s poetry, monologues, 
gd musical composition. 


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Audience members enjoyed the 
refreshments and pirate-themed 
decorations 98 emcee S$. E. 
Trammell, decked in appropriately 
swashbuckling garb, introduced 
the acts, which included poetry 
readings, 9 martial orts 
demonstration, and more. Dr. 
Orme ever mesmerized us on the 
pisno! Additionally, across the 
building in the TV lounge, Dr. 
Loehle displayed student artwork. 


Night of the Arts 


As ip the past, the staff of 
Oglethorpes resident literary 
magazine, The Tower, organized 
2006's Night of the Arts. 
Scheduled during Parents 
Weekend, this event allows 
students free reign to exhibit their 
talents both for students and 
visiting parents in Emersons 
Talmage Room 


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Omicron Delta Kappa 


The Omicron Delta Kappa Society is the national leadership honor 
society for college students, faculty, steff, administrators, and alumni 
that recognizes and encourages superior scholarship, leadership, and 
exemplary character. Membership in ODK is the highest distinction 

and honor. Emphasis is placed on the development of the whole 
person, both as 9 member of the college community and 9s 9 
contributor to 9 better society, 


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Boar's Head 


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zach year in early December, Oglethorpe 
eelebrates its gnnual academic 
chievement with the traditional Boars 
ftead ceremony followed by 9 festive 
seception in the Conant theatre. The 

DU Singers regaled us with 9 holiday 
concert, during which the guests were 
Frequently invited to sing along, (Iwo of 
jour editors, Amanda Nichols and Kelly 
Poor even helped carry the boars head 
luring, the ceremony (finally, an 
vantage to being short). 


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Univesity singers 


Oglethorpe University Singers is the primary musical organization 
at Oglethorpe University. The ensemble provides for the study 
and performance of significant choral, literature within the liberal 
gets context of the University and is open to students of all 
disciplines. The mixed-voice concert choir of approximately 
thirty-five voices, under the direction of Dr. W. Irwin Ray, is ip 
constant demand for performances in the community and often 
obliges. 

The members of University Singers rehearse three hours each 
week and for their labor receive one hour of academic credit and 
the pleasure of the activity itself. Their repertoire includes sacred 
and secular literature, both accompanied and unaccompanied, 
rInging from the fifteenth century to the present. It is likely not 
untrue to state that every member of University Singers, past and 
present, departs at the end of each year with some feeling of 
satisfaction tp the work accomplished and the music created. 


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Chess Club 


The Chess Club strives to allow and encourage the playing of chess 
and provide those interested with the necessary materials to do so. 
Furthermore, we intend to enlighten the Oglethorpe community 
through chess. Remember mating is fun, io chess that is! 


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Thalian Society 


The Thalian Society derives its name from 
Thales, whom is considered to be the "first" 
philosopher from Greece. Our Society is one 
of Oglethorpe University’s oldest clubs. In 
the 1990's the Thalian Society struggled to 
maintain itself and eventually fell apart. A 
few attempts had been made in previous 
years to revive the club, but it wasn't until 
fall of 2006 that Trevor Sheffield revived 
the Thalian Society. This year the Thalian 
Society has built up more momentum then 
it has had in years. Hopefully with the help 
of passionate Oglethorpe University students 
the Thalian Society will continue to grow 
amd contribute to the community of the 
school. We host weekly meeting on campus 
that are comprised mostly of Oglethorpe 
Students. Once 2 month there is 9 guest 
speaker. Students from 9 variety of majors 
gee known to speak at meetings on topics 
that they find to be of personal interest. 
Members of the Thalian Society also travel 
to other universities within the state of 
Georgia to listen to speakers. We encourage 
our members to work diligently on papers 
that are submitted to conventions across the 
nation. Through this process, Thalians hopes 
to improve the level of scholorship amongst 
our members and fellow school mates. 


9§ 


Student Progressive 
Activist Network 
(SPANK) 


We want the same things 
that almost everybody wants: 
clean air and water, equal 
rights for people of all races, 
ereeds and ethnicities, and 
continued protection of the 


SPQNK rights and freedoms we 
a enjoy as Americans. It's not 
UALS] @ about which party you side 


with. It's about being 
informed snd aware enough 
to fight for what you believe 


is right. 


Helping Unicef Grow Stronger 
(HUGS) 


HUGS is 9 service 
organization 
dedicated to 
fundraising, 

educating, and 

advocating, on 
behalf of 

underprivileged 
children. 


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OU Dancers 


The OU Dancers, which has been in existence fn its current 
form since 1998, has taken pride in representing the best that 
OU hgs to offer. The dancers are well-rounded students who 
shave 9 strong, dedication to success and 9 love of dance. In 
addition to dancing at basketball games, oggin this year the team 
has been honored to represent Oglethorpe in The USA 
Collegiate National Competition held in Las Vegas. 


101 


OU Cheerleaders 


Jump high, Petrels, get up off your feet! 
Fans of Stormy Petrels basketball take 
notice 2s the Oglethorpe University 
cheerleaders pump the Petrels up to 
victory. Led by Junior Millicent Mickki 
Cone and sophomore Lamon? Bowden, 
the OU Cheerleaders Jump, yell, and 
dance while promoting spirit for the 
team. These spirited students make it 
their goal to provide support for the 
men's and women's basketball teams 
while entertaining the crowd in the 
process. The squad, which also consists 
of freshmen Ashlee Brown and Kayla 
Thompson, sophomores Christopher 
Roberts, Nubia Smith, and Erica Minson, 
and junior Deyonn? Scott, is proud to 
wear black, gold, and white! Go Petrels! 


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Khayos Entertainment is an eclectic dance group that edifies 
the Oglethorpe Spirit Coalition. Comprised of seven females 
and one male, this dance team captivates audiences with its 
fierce dance moves. Performances are characterized by 
intricate hip-hop choreography and todays latest music. The 
team includes members from various states such 9s Georgia, 
Tennessee, New York, Arkansas, Ohio, and all the way to 
Mississippi. This collaboration gives the team an unique {lotr 
god edge. 


2006-2007 Team members include: 
Ashley Taylor - Captain 
Jennifer Cornelius - Co-captain 
Sem Freeman - Choreographer 

Yvonne Dreuyeh 
Alexis Grier 
Jamie White 
Tiffany Dail 

Yamingh Jappah 


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Oglethorpe Student 
Association 


The Oglethorpe Student Associgstion (OSA) is Oglethorpe 
University s Student Government Association. The OSA strives 
to enhance the Oglethorpe experience by acting as advocates 
for student concerns, advancing, relationships between students 
and administrators, providing events and programming to the 
campus, and by improving, campus Life for Oglethorpe students. 
In all action, the OSA strives to fairly represent student body 
opinions and concerns. 


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Oglethorpe Student 
Association 


Through the collection of the Student Activity Fee, the OSs has 
put on events such 9s the Orientation Party at Cafe Tuta 
Tango, Dead Days Eve at Andrews Upsteirs, Homecoming, at the 
Fox Theater, and other numerous events throughout the year. 
Additionally, the OSA led the effort and spent 9 significant 
mount on renovating the bomb shelter and adding the 
entertainment that is there today. 


10 


The Stormy Petrel 


The Stormy Petrel has been O¢lethorpes student-run 
newspaper since 1919. We have gone through many revisions, 
from developing new layouts to cresting new sections, 98 9 
long, line of editors hove tried their hand ot running the paper. 
The 2006-2007 year brings us all the way to our 82nd volume. 
The purpose of The Stormy Petrel is to provide news to the 
Oglethorpe community, particularly the news that relates to 
what happens on our own canypus. This year, the paper has 
returned to its traditional bi-weekly publication. For the 2006- 
2007 school yegr, there are six sections that complete The 
Stormy Petrel: News, Life in the Bubble, Opinions, Arts & 
Entertainment, Sports, and Hindsight. 


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Arts and Entertainment Ediotr Ben Minor 


Co-editor-in-chiefs Mallory Davis 
and Rachael Maddux 


Rachael Maddux, Ben 
Minor, Mallory Davis, Eckhardt Van der Linde 


3 


Left to right: Kira McCabe 


) 


(Sports editor 


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Editor-in-Chief 
Dallas Greene 


Amanda Nichols 
Copy Editor 

Kelly Poor 
Photo Editor 

Dallas Greene 
Business Manager 

Lily Fincher 
Staff Advisor 

Mark Delong 
Jostens Rep 

Sandeg MeCarthy 
Layout Stott 

Susie Forbes 
Copywriters 

Laura Callender 
Photographers 

Matt Isbell 

Hannah Wiles 

L2" Schaffer 

Russell Kramer 

Marie Brewer 
Contributers 

Mallory Davis 

Alex. Johnson 

Kathleen Pedro 

Bisell MeWilligns 
Nick Etherington 


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Layout/Design Editor 


Matt Isbell 


Laura Callender 


Hannah Wiles 


Lauren "La" Schaffer | 


L have told my friends numerous times, “This is the 
closest that I will ever come to having 9 baby." It's 
one of the scariest things I could have ever done: it 
still is because now you're reading it. When Bisell 
asked me to take over for the 2007 book, | told him, 
‘Okay; here's to 148 Slank pages." But now, thanks to 
my wonderful staff, this living, breathing entity that 
was once 9 prayer has turned into 9 reality that | 
will never forget." 


Dallas, Editor-in-Chief 


I suppose by writing this it means that we actually 
finished the yearbook. That is victory enough. When 
Dallas asked me to be lsyout editor last year I 
thought, "Why not, sounds like fun." It was only the 
beginning, of this year that we both found out we 
were completely clueless on how one goes about 
making 9 yearbook. However, we did it and the 
result resembles 9 yearbook. Looking back on the 
process, it was remarkably fun..yet stressful at times. 
Anyway, | hope you enjoy it as much as I have 
enjoyed making it." 


Amanda Nichols, Layout Editor 


'L happened across my position as this year's Yamacraw 
copy editor rather unexpectedly. In fact, Dallas virtually 
assigned me the job, claiming that my English major 
necessitated my involvement. Mostly, the past year has 
been incredibly eventful for me, so I hope that Dallas is 
not too diszppointed with her decision and that I did not 
cause us to miss too many deadlines. Otherwise, if you 
do not know me, I'm a quirky little senior here at 
Oglethorpe generally referred to 98 kellypoor, 9 quickly 
spoken hybrid. | hope that this edition of the Yamacraw 
will satisfy everyone's nostalgia tn the coming years." 
Kelly Poor, Copy Editor 


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Dead Day 


At the end of each semester, Dead 
Day provides students with one last 
chance to celebrate (and study, if 
you're lucky) before finals drain all 
staming and motivation. Students 
danced the night away at fall 
semester's Dead Day's Eve bash, 
which took place at Buckhead's 


Andrew's Upstairs on December Il. sfter a full day of 
rejuvenation, students decked out in pajamas were treated to 2 late- 
night feast cooked by OU's charitable faculty and staff (including Dr. 
Schall's wifel) at the bisnnual Eggs AM. Breakfast. 


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Reviving, Clubs 


The 2006 school year brought with it 9 wave of renewed 
interest in student organizations. Several clubs were 
revived and revamped in the fall, tocluding the Jewish 
Student Union, the Bleck Student Caucus, the Thalian 
Society, and Amnesty International. Most of the clubs that 
were brought back were done so by 9 few freshmen and 
one by 9 faculty member. 


(©, 


Trevor Sheffield 


The Jewish Studen Union was brought back by freshmen 
Nathaniel Goldman and Chloe Edwards. The Black Student 
Caucus’ President is Freshman Chelsia Green. And Amnesty 

International was revived by freshmen Richard Esdutvel. 
The Thalisn Society, however, has stood out from the pack. 

Junior Trevor Sheffield and Dy. Simon Sparks worked 
together to breathe life back into the organization. 


Jewish Student Union 


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in 9 very un-orderly world. If you get 
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The 2006 Men's Soccer Team: 

(top row) Sean Fernandes, Michgel Muller, Chris Freidenstein, Jonn 
Worde, David Mueller, Russell Kramer, Zach Atkinson, Amel Komic, 
Jonathan McConnell, Danner Marsden, Jansen Lawrence, Kofi Nketigh, 
Michael Hodfisimos (front row) Josh Rosendahl, Erik Horne, Anthony 
Thompson, Nick Mosley, Matt Brisendine, Daniel Brown, Italo Cordesa, 
Ryan Strachan and Jonathan Kelley. 


abt: 


Num Class 
1 df 
2 SO 
3 SO 
2 SO 
5) oF 
6 SO 
a SO 
8 Fr 
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10 Fr 

12 SO 

13 Jf 

14 Xe) 

18 oF 

19 iy 


Women's Soccer 


Name 
Ashley Money GK 
Kira Care ME 
Katherine Allen D 
Julie Vaughan D 
Stephanie Chapman ME 
Alix Stalnaker F 
Amanda Carpenter ME 
Ryanne rola F 
Jamie Dillon ME 


Alexandra Creasy D 
Lauren Thompson F 
Carly Hollmon D 
Akele Jeffers F 
Lauren Leonard FE 
Bonnie Morscheiser ME 


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Baseball 


Num Class 
1 oF 
16 $F 
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Name 
Tim Ernst 
Bobert Pavelka 
Andrew Tulowitzky 
Matt Woodruff 
Evan Baker 
Nick Greenfield 
Brandyn Steen 
Sean Tuttle 
Matt Anderson 
Stephen Archer 
Austin Benedict 
Patrick Foleo 
Ben Giddens 
John Hale 
Andrew Llano 
Chris Lucas 
Brandon McMichael 
Brendan Pilger 
Mario Rivera 
Jd. Rizzo 
Theo Stathakis 


Volleyball 


Num Glass Nome 
5) Se Katie Kelly 
2 Se Latoya McCants 
13 So = dessica Anderson 
9 so ~=— Lynette McKinney 
20 $0 Mergan Meekin 
Z So  Sharaya Seidel 
22 $o “Mallory Thomson 
i! Fe Chelsea Baker 
12 Fe Alison Burt 
3 Fe Jessica Dossett 
10 Fe = Gassandre Dujour 
i Fe sandy Ho 
4 Fe  Mallori Mublfelder 
2 Fe Morla Osti 
6 Fe Candace Ward 


PA 


Cross Country 


Women's Cross Country 
Class Name 

Je Gillion Brody 

de Lydia Hofstetter 
Je Deborah Lubbe 
dey Wendy Modill 

Je Ashley Smith 

Jer Mallory Summers 
So Brandy Rich 

Fe Yves-Line Ghislain 
Fe Logan Johnson 
Fe sAwery Livingston 


Men's Cross Country 
Class Name 

Se Kyle Taylor 
So ——- Phillip Crews 
So Ryan Falgham 
Fe  Saron Connolly 
Fe Jose DeJesus 

Fe  Joongs Mikkile 
Fe Evan Price 
Fe Enrique Sanchez 


Women's & Men's Golf 


Women's Team 2006-2007 
Class Name 

dr dulia Gates 

So dessica Bonham 

So Amanda Carpenter 
Fre Katie Dale 


‘Fe Tracsen Hinz 


Men's Team 2006-2007 
Class Name 

se Danny Swanick 
Je Matt Suggett 
Je taylor Urbanski 
de Jon Weininger 
Fe Chad Andrews 
Fe David Dilibero 
Fe Michgel Hicks 
Fe  Byan Peters 

Fe Scott Pugh 


123 


Women's Basketball 


Num Class Name 
So Katie Kulovic 
SO AJIMIe OsmINson 
$0 Anne Findley 
$0 Hannah Brooks 
$0 = Caitlin Brightwell 
Fre Amaris Wilson 
Se Brittany Corbett 


So ‘Ting Grace . = 
© HOME OF THE STORMY PETE 


sr April Harris ¥ : NOME Ob: LA #L0EHi DLE 
Fe Courtney Reed - 2 
$0 Biz Richmann 


Fe Jasmine Johnson 
$0 © Danielle Bowles 


124 


Men's Basketball 


Num Closs Name 
10 Jv Guillaume Lued 

122 Se Arthur Pilkevich 

2 Se Andrew Tulowitzky 

1 de Nick Watterson 

22 de Craig, Jackson 

23 «Sr _~—s Terry Bailey 

2A Se Alex Watterson 

25 »=6 Fe:~—S David Allison 

30 =6©Fr = Eddie Buckley 

32 Se Matt Woodruff 

34 $0 Eric Palmer 

39 So Alex Kirillov 

40) = Fe §=6 Wade Weldon 

12 Je Ahmad Korveem Shaheed 
2424 Se Erie Dickinson 

AD So Jordan Adams 
Kaspar AlLese 


Women's 9nd Men's Tennis 


Women's Team 2006-2007 
Class Name 

Se Antoinette Niland 
dv Ashley Cooper 

Je Abby Hammond 
de Katie Kuhn 

dr susan Yi 

So «=. damie Dillon 

So Lauren Thompson 
Fe Sophie Alamagmy 
Fe Kimberly O' Dell 


Name 

John Esterline 
Drue Malone 
Eckhardt Van der Linde 
Brick Faucette 
Carlos Carthen 
Luka Cerenko 
Gabe Henderson 
Bicky Pomales 
Joey Kosciolek 
Brad White 


127 


Homecoming 


On February 9, 2007, Oglethorpe students 
celebrated our annual Homecoming Day complete 
with basketball games and 2 dance. The athletic 
competition began at 6:00 PM. as our Lady 
PDetrels defeated the Millsaps College Majors 87 to 
67. Afterwards, our men's team played at 8:00 and 
lost by the small margin of four points with the 
victory going, to Millsaps with 78 points. All the 
spectators were treated to 9 close competition and 


entertaining halftime shows. 


Later that evening, Oglethorpe held its greatly 
gnticipated Homecoming Dance from 11:00 
PM. to 3:00 AM. at the Fox Theater's stylish 
Egyption Ballroom. Many students attended, 
and we all, shivered together in our best attire 
9s we rode the shuttle buses and checked ino at 
the Fox. The dance floor was busy the entire 
night, and those on the periphery enjoyed 
chatting, with friends, posing for photographs, 
and eating the tasty hors d'oeuvres which 
included 9 chocolate fountsin. 


Near the end of the festivities, the DJ paused for the senior walk to 
recognize and celebrate those students graduating from Oglethorpe. In 


addition to all of our memories and photos from this year's Homecoming, 


students received souvenir t-shirts and clocks when they purchased their 


tickets to the dance. And 9 few days later on our annual Oglethorpe Day, 


Dallas Greene and Ben Minor were crowned Lord and Lady Oglethorpe. 


129 


Jetsetting around the Country 


This year, O¢lethorpe received round-trip Air Tran tickets 

to anywhere fn the country. So, faculty and students took 

advantage of this offer. Dr. Loehles art studio class went to 

New York for one day. Dr. Deborah Merola took 9 group 
of theatre students on 9 fairly impromptu two-day, one 

night trip to New York City thanks to Mie Tran's 

generosity to Oglethorpe. All of the students attended 
Voyage, the amazing, first installment of Tom Stoppards 
new trilogy, The Coast of Utopia. For the remainder of 

the trip, students broke off into small groups, or on their 
own, to enjoy the city's vast cultural offerings. slthough 
exhausted upon their late return to Atlanta, the travelers 
thoroughly enjoyed their trip and were grateful for the 

opportunity. 


130 


A Bubble's Facelift 


And what 9 nice facelift it is. After taking 9 year off after 
the heavily, involved construction of the residence hall 
NoSo, starting in the summer of 2006, Oglethorpe 
underwent many renovations. 4 few of the renewing 
projects happened by funding from generous donors: 
others happened from the school’s operating, budget, and 
some came into being becouse of student input. 


First, Traer doors got 9 fresh coat of paint during the 
summer. Secondly, Upper Quad suites received new 
ca¢peting and also 9 fresh cogt of paint; and Greek Row 
floors went from carpeting to the more practical tile 
flooring. 


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The tennis courts were completely renovated and had their 
opening, ceremony earlier ip the fall. The Bomb Shelter 
went through 9 complete overhaul, which was paid for by 
OS and the students activity fee, and it now ranks 9s one 
of the coolest hang-out places for students and staff alike. 


But the biggest difference on campus is the new residence 
hall, quaintly coined Phase Il, that is being built behind 
Dempsey Hall. It is said to be completed in August 2007. 


Oglethorpe Day 


A beloved tradition for students and faculty alike, Oglethorpe 
Day began just before noon on 9 particularly cold Valentine's 
Day with 9 bagpipe summons on the Academic Quad. The first 
chime of the 12:00 bells then marked the start of the mach- 
anticipated Petrels of Fire race. Finishing, first, Tin Ernst was 
only 9 split second short of completing the 270-yard dash 

geound the quad before the last toll of the bells. 


The sound of the bagpipes then led students and faculty to the 
Conant Performance sets Center for Convocation featuring 
keynote speaker Deborsh Lipstadt, the Dorot Professor of 
Modern Jewish and Holocaust Studies at Emory University 
and author of History on Trigl: My Day in Court with David 
[eving, The exciting day concluded with 9 complimentary 
buffet-style feast for the Oglethorpe community featuring 
samples from Atlanta vendors. 


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136 
SD 


A 


Abdullah, Mustafa 23, 62, 111 
Abel, Leah 6 

Agad, Henna 6 

Ahn, Susan 6 

Aimee, Monjuri 23 


Akalework, Akalework Amde 23 


Alexeevets, Olga 23 
Allamagny, Sophie 23 
Allen, Katherine 23 
Allen, Kelly 6 
Allender, Daniel 23 
Allese, Kaspar 23 
Allison, David 23 
Allison, Davis 114 
Amlani, Fauzia 23 
Anderson, Jessica 23 
Anderson, Matthew 23 
Anderson, Richard 23 
Andersson, Jeremy 6 
Andrews, Chad 23 
Andrews, Tiffani 23 
Anglin, Andrew 23 
Archer, Stephen 23 
Armstrong, Kathryn 23 
Arola, Ryanne 23 
Arrechea, Max 6 
Ashenfelter, Brett 23 
Atkinson, Cheryl 6 
Atkinson, Jessica 23, 85, 114 
Atkinson, Zachary 23 
Aufderheide, Keith 48 
Avellanosa, Aaron 23 


B 


Bach, Brittiny 23 

Bailey, Adam 23 

Bailey, Kendra 23 

Bailey, Terry 23 

Baker, Chelsea 23 

Baker, Evan 23 

Balch, Leah 23 

Baldwin, Trish 23, 87, 95 
Balter, Anne 6, 71, 94, 95 
Barbour, Revee' 23 
Barcroft, L. Erin 7 
Barkas, Thomas 23 
Barson, Catherine 23, 129 
Bartsch-Filho, Ricardo 23 


Barwick, Elizabeth 23 
Basha, Newal 76 
Bass, Jacqueline 23 
Baube, Char:°s 48 
Begnaud, Lawn 23 


Bekoe, Nana 23 Butler, Brit 26 


Bektas, Zeynep 23 Butler, Britton 146 
Belinga, Cynthia 24 Butler, David 26 
Belinga, Rose-Gaelle 24 Byrd, Lauren 56 
Belton, Travis 24, 136 Cc 

Benedict, Austin 24 

Benton, Christian 48 Calder, Alyson 26 
Berg, Maria 7, 78, 90 Callaway, Lindsey 7, 78 
Bernhardt, Allen 24 Callen, April 7 

Berry, Cierra 24 Callender, Laura 26, 108 
Berwager, Abi 24, 86, 100,111,112 Calloway, Lindsey 63, 89, 129 
Berweager, Abi 86 Calloway, Lndsey 66 
Bethel, Lybia 24 Camacho, Patrick 26 
Bhakri, Bhagwati 24 Campbell, Krystie 26 
Billings, Kendra 24 Campbell, Megan 26, 28, 71, 94, 110 
Bird, Lauren 26 Cannon, Taylor 26 
Bligen, Domonique 24 Cardoso, Italo 26 
Blocker, Christopher 24 Carlisle, Ronald 48 
Blumenthal, Robert 48 Carpenter, Amanda 26 
Bohart, James 48 Carr, Kira-Marie 26 
Bolton, Patricia 24 Carthen, Carlos 26 
Bonham, Jessi 24, 45 Carton, John 48, 49 
Boone, Katherine 24 Casey, Scott 26 

Bove, Maria 24 Casteel, Devane 26 
Bowden, Lamona 24 Chandler, Brittany 26 
Bowels, Danielle 24 Chandler, Mario 49 
Boyd, Mychal 24, 84 Chaney, Michelle 26 
Braddick, Laura 24 Chapman, Stephanie 7 
Brady, Gillian 24 Charles, Nekisha 26 
Brady, Nicholas 24 Cheng, Kasey 26 
Braucht, Saye 24 Cherneski, Lauren 26 
Breedlove, Anna 24 Chimiklis, Brian 26 
Brewer, Marie 24 Cho, Dongjai 26 
Briggs, Grayson 25 Clark, Lyndsey 27 
Brightman, William 48 Clarke, Alex 27 
Brimidge, Quichelle 25 Clarke, Katy 7, 71, 87, 104, 105, 129, 
Brisendine, Matthew 25, 104 NB 

Brogdon, Kathryn 111 Clarke, Kemoy 27 
Brogdon, Kathyrn 25 Clayton, Courtney 27 
Brooks, Hannah 25 Clodfelter, Kristy 7, 73 
Brosche, Ryan 25 Clower, Margo 27 
Brown, Ashlee 25, 31 Cobb, Shanay 27 
Brown, Daniel 25 Cohen, David 27 
Brown, Dustin 25 Cohl, Dan 66 

Brown, Kardea 25 Cohl, Daniel 27 

Brown, Kathryn 25 Collins, Jeffrey 49 
Buchey, Sarah 25 Collins, Jody 27 
Buckley, Edward 25 Collins, Whitney 27 
Bullard, Heather 25 Comer, Julie 27 
Bullock, Alicia 25 Cone, Milicent 27 
Buonanotte, Alexandra 25 Conner, Maureen 27 
Burkhart, Andrew 98 Connolly, Aaron 27 
Burkhart, Charles 25 Cooksey, Taryn 27, 129 
Burriss, Annie Hunt 47 Coon, Laura 27 


Burt, Alison 25 Cooper, Ashley 27 


soper, Genna 27 
soper, Lindsey 57, 89 
soper, Melissa 27 
pore. Zoe 27 
»peland, Cassandra 49, 111 
»peland, Justin 27 
rbett, Brittany 27 
-rbin, Marilyn 27 
-rker, Brooke 28 
Srnelius, Jennifer 28 
rnelius, Lydia 28 
orsello, Ellen 7 
swan, Annie 28 
ward, Dela 8 

gabb, Callie 22, 28 
Ximer, John 49 
Sasy, Alexandra 28 
be, Jason 28 

}ws, Phillip 28 
Dyss, Aaron 28, 81 
ss, Sara 28, 136 
dry, Noel 28 


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Silva Bartsch, Bruna 28 
Jzesse, Stephanie 28 

J, Tiffany 28 

).e, Katherine 28 

Yaiel, Jessica 28 

)-bo, Austin 28 

)-by, Samantha 28 

by, Sarah 28 

Yland, Jason 65 
Yyenport, Andrew 133 
vies, Raquel 28 

vis, Andrew 28 

Yyis, Constance 28 

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Wis, Mercella 28, 85, 114 

Yvis, Varietta 28 

Mal, Katie 28 

Yan, Andrea 8 

Mins, Corin 28, 88, 89, 137, 146 
Yreezer, Elizabeth 29 

lerive, Jennifer 29 

eesus, Joey 29 

Yeeu, Dacian 29 

Menpre, Genevieve 29 

Nidievel, Alice 8 

Yerosiers, Tiffany 29 

)e/aney, Heather 29 

Jillo, Alimou 29 

Jimond, Danielle 29 

Jimond, Rachel 29 


Wis, Mallory 28, 71, 106, 107, 112, 


Diao, Antonette 29 
Dickinson, Eric 8 
DiLibero, David 29 
Dillon, Jamie 29, 126 
Dobbs, David 5, 8, 60, 114 
Dossett, Jessica 29 
Douglas, Chiquita 29 
Douglas, Melissa 29 
Douglas, Winston 8, 137 
Doyle, Tim 47 

Doyle, Timothy 90 
Druyeh, Yvonne 8 
Duchac, Jason 9 

Dujour, Cassandra 29 
Dykes, Anthony 29 
Dyson, Ariane 29 


E 


Ebanks, Shanelle 29 
Edwards, Chloe 29 
Ellenburg, Amanda 29 
Ellis, Erica 29 

Ellis, Molly 9 

Ernst, Timothy 9 
Esquivel, Richard 29, 79, 98 
Esterline, John 29 
Etherington, Nicholas 29 
Etherington, Nick 77, 87 
Evans, Allison 29, 119 
Evans, Jarrod 9 


le 


Fabick, Megan 29 
Falco, Patrick 29 
Falconer, Morgan 29 
Fang, Ping 29 
Faucette, Brick 45, 65, 90 
Faucette, Brickford 29 
Ferguson, Maria 29 
Fernandes, Sean 29 
Finch, Rondizha 29 
Fincher, Lily 9 
Findley, Anna 29 
Finn, Teresa 29, 71, 85 
Fitzgerald, Laura 9 
Fladland, Eric 30 
Flynn, Erin 9 
Fontaine, Claire 9 
Forbes, Susie 5, 10 
Fowle, Marilyn 47 
Freeman, Sean 30, 78 
Freidenstein, Christopher 10 
Fried, Dominic 30 
Fugua, Sarah 30 
Fulgham, Ryan 30 


Fulkerson, Robert 30 
Fuller, Morgan 30 

Fuller, Victoria Ann 30 
Funderburk, Francesca 30 
Fuson, Jessica 30 


G 


Gandy, Rachel 10, 137 
Garcia, Alicia 30 

Garcia, Mariana 30 
Garcia, Rachell 10 
Garcia, Valeria 30 
Gardiner, Jay 90 

Garon, Johannah 30 
Garrison, Kimber 10 
Gates, Julia 30 

Gault, Kendall 85, 91, 128 
Gault, Sarah Kendall 30 
Gayle, Krystal 30, 82 
Gayle, Marvin 30, 114 
Gebremeskel, Frewieny 30 
Gebremeskel, Selamawet 30 
Geiger, Lynn 49 

Gerard, Tahnee 30 
Germany, Stephen 30, 78 
Getz, David 10, 77 

Gibbs, Gia 30 

Gibson, Virginia Erin 30 
Giddens, Ben 30 

Gilbert, Trent 30 

Gill, Stephanie 76 

Gills, Mary-Claire 30 
Gills, Stephanie 30 

Ginn, Justin 10 

Gislain, Eve 30 

Golden, Paul 30, 64 
Goldman, Nathaniel 30 
Gonzalez, Irasema 30 
Gordon, Lindsey 30 
Gottlieb, Andrew 30 
Grace, Kristina 30 

Grad, Ben 39, 98 

Grad, Benjamin 30 
Grammont, Melissa 30 
Graner, Jess 91 

Graner, Jessica 30 

Grant, Rashida 31 

Gray, Amanda 49 

Gray, Brittany 25, 31, 36, 59 
Gray, Erica 31 

Grays, Kendra 31 

Green, Chelsia 113 

Green, Elijah 31 

Green, Joseph 10 

Greene, Dallas 31, 85, 86, 106, 109 


Greenfield, Nicolas 31 

Greer, Alexis 31 

Griffin, Keith 31, 45, 62, 77, 112 
Griffin, Morgan 31 

Griffin, Whitney 31 

Gulley, Eric 31 


H 


Hadjisimos, Michael 31 
Hale, Elizabeth 31 

Hale, John 31 

Hall, Stephanie 31 
Hallman, Carly 31 
Hamilton, Ashley 31 
Hammond, Laura 31 
Hanes, Megan 31 

Harris, April 31 

Harris, Brittany 31 
Harris, Crystal 11, 56, 78, 115 
Harris, Martha 31 
Harvin, Christopher 31 
Hayes, Charlynn 11 
Henderson, Gabriel 31 
Henry, Barbara 56 
Hensler, Rachel 31 
Hernandez, Jennifer 31 
Herring, Nancy 50 
Herschler, Stephen 50, 55 
Hetherington, Bruce 50 
Heyman, Amber 31 
Hicks, Michael 31 
Higginbotham, Adam 32 
Hill, Bertha Cierra 32 
Hinrichs, Calen 32 

Hinz, Tracsen 32 
Hirsch, Marley 32 

Ho, Hong 32 

Hodge, Megan 32 
Hofstetter, Lydia 32, 111 
Holochak, Amanda 32 
Hornback, Robert 50 
Horne, Eric 11, 129 
Horton, William 32 
Hoyer, Jacob 32 

Hu, Shu- Yuan 32 
Hubbard, Deirdre 11 
Hubbard, Dierdre 114, 115 
Huffstutler, Stephanie 11 
Hugh, Nayisha 32 
Hyman, Rebecca 50 


I 


Ilyabayev, Arthur 32 
Isbell, Matt 32, 91, 98, 108 
Ishmon, Aryka 32, 84 


Iyere, Pamela 32 


J 


Jackson, Craig 32 
James, Marian 32 
Jannath, Sadia 11 
Jappah, Yaminah 32 
Jeffers, Akele 32, 119 
Jeter, Jayne 32, 77 


Johnson, Alex 5, 11, 21, 60, 66, 71, 


78, 85, 87, 90, 94, 97, 104 
Johnson, Candice 32 
Johnson, Elizabeth 50 
Johnson, Jailyn 32 
Johnson, Jasmine 33 
Johnson, Logan 33 
Johnson, Shenae 33 
Johnston, Katherine 33 
Jones, Brandy 33 

Jones, Lawrence 33 
Jones, Shana 11, 75, 76, 90, 112 
Jones, Taymah 33 

Jones, Tiffanie 33 

Jordan, Erika 33, 113 
Joshi, Sandhya 33 

Jost, Katie 12, 90 
Jozefowicz, Noelle 33 
Jozefowicz, Roxanna 33 
Jurado, Maria 33 


K 


Kantamneni, Soumya 33, 76 
Kazani, Benoy 33 
Kee, Robert 12 

Keller, Jennifer 33 
Kelley, Catherine 50 
Kelley, Jonathan 33 
Kelly, Caitlin 12 
Kendig, Chelsey 33, 67 
Kennedy, Sarah 33 
Kennedy, Thaddeus 12 
Kennedy, Thomas 12 
Kennicott, Bryan 33 
Kerner, Stephanie 33 
Khoury, Magda 12 
Kilbourn, Charlotte 33 
Kimbrel, Clayton 33 
Kimrey, Kathryn 33 
Kincaid, Julia 34 
King, Ashley 34 

King, Kendra 50 
Kirby, Emily 34 
Kirchner, Laura 12 
Kirilov, Aleksey 34 
Kite, Leigh 12 


Knippenberg, Joseph 51 
Knippenberg, Lee 51 
Knorr, David 34 
Komic, Amel 34, 45 
Korell, Kelly 34, 67 
Kosciolek, Joseph 34 
Kower, Peter 51 
Koziura, Mary 34 
Kramer, Russell 34, 45 
Krasniqi, Fatbardhe 13 
Kress, Colin 34 
Krueger, Michael 34 
Kuhn, Katherine 34 
Kuhn, Katie 79, 115, 116 
Kulavic, Katie 34 
Kulwicki, Veronica 13 


L 


Lahoz, Elizabeth 34, 71, 85 
Lahr, Melinda 34 

Lane, Walker 34 
Laubscher, Stephanie 25, 34, 71, 78 
80, 81, 87 

Lawrence, Jansen 34 
Lawrence, Kara 34 

Lazar, Andrey 34 
Lazzarino, Luciana 34 

Le, Phu-Tho 13 

Le Compte, Rebecca 34 
LeCompte, Rebecca 67 
Lee Hew, Elizabeth 34 
Leonard, Lauren 13 

Letts, Christpher 35 
Levine, Phillip 35 

Lewis, Ailsa 35 

Lewis, Jason 35 

Lewis, Jessica 13 

Lewter, Michael 35 
Lindahl, Beth Ann 35 
Livingston, Avery 35, 105 
Llano, Andrew 35 

Lloyd, Thania 35, 84 
Lobban, Sherine 35 
Loehle, Alan 51 

Logan, Kevin 35 

Loggins, DeAri 35 
Lombardy, John 35, 62 
Loomis, Rhiannon 13 
Louangvilay, Soubanh 35 
Love, Gloria 35 

Lowe, Amy 13, 81 

Lucas, Christpher 35 
Lucq, Guillaume 35 
Euedtke; Kyles. 135 212 
Lutz, Jay 51 


yda, Joseph 35 Means, Joshua 36 Niland, Antoinette 16 
ykens, Sarah 4, 5, 14, 89, 112 Meekin, Meagan 112 Nilson, Jessica 37 

1 Meekin, Megan 36 Nix, Nancy Ryan 37 
Melcher, Ember 36, 42, 76, 88, 89, 98, Nixon, Gwen 37 
-acheski-Preston, Emily 14, 95 12136 Nketiah, Kofi 37 
addox, Janet 47 Merola, Deborah 52 Noyes, Caroline 52 
vaddux, Rachael 14, 94, 106, 107 Meyer, Michael 15 Nusrat, Radia 37 
adill, Wendy 35 Mikkila, Joonas 36 Nystrom, Max 37 

aehr, Ashley 14 Miller, Jennifer 37 O 
laher, Nicholas 51 Millien, Jaffanne 89 
ains, Stephanie 14 Millien, Jeffane 37 O'Dell, Hope 38 
alison, Halley 35 Milligan, Stephanie 37 Obregon, Ashley 38, 112 
allen, Stephanie 35 Milton, Leandra 37 Odom, James 38 
alone, Andrue 35 Minor, Ben 15, 86, 87, 95, 106, 107, | Office, Business 56 
‘alone, Drue 65, 126 112, 114 Ohman, Lisa 38 
antilla, Alfonzo 35 Minor, Benjamin 97 Olin, Hana 38 

arie, Charles 36 Minson, Erica 37 Ongor, Christina 38 
arotto, Alycia 36 Mirza, Sumbul 37 Oredeko, Anne 38, 82 
arsden, Daniel 36 Mirza, Tehmina 37 Osmanson, Jamie 38 
artens, Jordan 36 Mitchell, Camesha 37 Osti, Maria 38 

artin, Elliot 137 Money, Ashley 37, 104, 119 Osti, Marla 117, 136, 137 
artin, Elliott 36 Monroe, Brittany 37 Otero, Mariene 38 
artin, John 36, 129 Monroe, Shavon 37 Pp 

artin, Maria 36 Moore, Alana 37 

artin, Pete 81, 136 Moore, Amanda 37 Padilla, Lilly 89, 112 
ason, Bleshette 14 Moore, Cliff 37, 71, 81, 85,87,114 Page, Christopher 38 
assey, Arthur 36 Moore, Courtney 37 Pages, Daniel 16, 90, 97 
atter, George 36 Morris, Jessie 37, 112 Palmer, Eric 38 

ayo, Chloey 36 Morris, Rachel 15, 111 Palmer, Richard 52 
azzarino, Caitlin 36 Morscheiser, Bonnie 37 Parages, Cecile 38 

> Leod, Curtis 36 Mosley, Nick 37 Pare, Hubert 31, 38, 90 
>Allister, Cameron 36 Moss, Ryan 37, 136 Paretta, Thomas 38 
>Bride, Bonnie 14 Moua, Christopher 37 Parham, Matthew 38 
>Cabe, Kira 14, 71, 87, 94, 95, 106, Mueller, David 37, 114 Park, Chong 38 

7 Muhlfelder, Mallori 37 Parker, Jessica 38 
>Call, Jeremy 15 Mulat, Kidest 37 Parker, Kyle 38 
eCants, Latoya 15, 117, 121 Muller, Michael 37 Parkman, Marvin 38 
Carthy, Alexander 36 Muse, Sharese 37 Parris, Zack 38, 39 
-Carthy, Jeanne 51 N Paschal, Lashay 38 
Collum, Sarah Paige 36 Pate, Ashley 16 
>Connell, Johnathan 36 Nagai, Yoshinori 37 Patel, Heena 38 

‘Crary, Phillip 36 Nardo, John 52, 111 Patel, Sundeep 16 
‘Crimmon, Cathryn 36, 81, 90 Nash, Tamara 57 Paulk, Aimee 16 
‘Farland, Douglas 51 Navarro, Jose 37 Pavelka, Robert 38, 65 
‘Gee, Robert 36 Neguede, Wessen-Cemine 37 Payne, Cynthia 38 
“Gowan, Michael 36 Nesmith, Brittany 37 Pedro, Kathleen 16, 36, 77, 78, 90, 92, 
‘Graw, Sahara 15 Neujahr, Philip 52 94, 95, 129, 136 

Kee, Craig 36, 45 Newman, Bethany 37 Pekin, Derin 38, 90, 97 
‘Kinney, Lynette 36 Nguyen, Thuy 15 Penning, Denise 38 
leod, Curits 62 Nichol, Kathleen 37 Perdue, Sonny 60 
leod, Curtis 91 Nichols, Amanda 16, 71, 78, 79, 89, Peterson, Reketta 38 
Michael, Brandon 36 94, 97, 109 Phaff, Sarah 38 
Whorter, Richard 36 Nichols, Tyler 37, 80, 81 Phillips, Joshua 38, 71, 85, 114 
‘adows, Jennifer 36 Nicodemus, Casey 37 Phillips, Stephanie 91 


agley, Josin 36 Niermann, Philipp 37 Pigram, Maggi 20 


Pigram, Maggie 16 

Pigram, Sydney 38 

Pilger, Brendan 38 
Pilkevics, Arthur 17 

Pinto, Jorge 38, 39, 114 
Platt, Matthew 17, 62 
Plotnik, Viviana 52 

Poirier, Myriam 17 
Pomales, Ricardo 38, 39, 114, 126 
Pond, Jessie 17, 60 
Pondicherry-Harish, Roja 17 
Ponizhaylo, Elena 38 

Pool, LaChae 113 

Pool, Lache 38 


Poor, Kelly 17, 71, 81, 93,94, 109; 


136 

Post, Caitlyn 38 
Potts, Jason 17 
Price, Evan 38 
Pugh, R. Scott 38 
Pugh, Scott 66 
Pulley, Kayla 38 


R 


Rains, Allison 39 
Ramtahal, Vinash 39 
Ray, Irwin 52 

Reed, Carly 39 

Reed, Courtney 39 
Reid, Zanna 39 
Reitze, Robert 39 
Renz, Rachel 39, 129, 136, 137 
Rhodes, Brandon 39 
Rich, Brandy 39 
Richards, Kathleen 39 
Richardson, Rachel 39 
Richmann, Elizabeth 39 
Rigdon, David 17 
Riley, Jennifer 39 
Rinn, Daniel 39 
Rivera, Isabella 39 
Rivera, Mario 39 
Robbins, Kierra 40 
Roberts, Beth 53 
Roberts, Natina 40 
Robinson, Kelly 47 
Rodgers, Sunny 40 
Rogers, Ashley 40 
Rogers, Ebony 40 
Rooney, Peter 47 
Rose, Brent 40, 129, 137 
Rosendahl, Josh 104 
Rosendahl, Joshua 40 
Rosenthal, Anne 53 
Ross, David 40 


Rosser, Patressa 18 

Rowe, James 40 

Rowell, Amanda 40, 60, 91 
Rowell, Chelcia 40 

Rudd, Anthony 40 
Rulison, Michael 53 

Russ, Amy 40 

Russell, Jay 40 

Ruth, Victoria 40 


S 


Sabsowitz, Stephen 40 
Sanchez, Elga 40, 91, 105, 114 
Sanchez, Enrique 40 

Sander, Jessica 40 

Santiago, Miguel 40 

Saylor, Leda 18 

Scarpaci, Priscilla 18 
Schadler, Daniel 53 

Schaffer, Lauren 108 

Schall, Larry 47, 90, 114, 133 
Schambach, Joy 40, 66, 90, 94, 95, 97, 
104, 112 

Schambach, Kathryn 40, 71, 78, 85, 
90, 115, 136 

Schiff, Laura 41 

Schmeichel, Karen 53 

Scott, Deyonna 41 

Scott, Jessica 41 

Seidel, Sharaya 41 

Shaheed, Ahmad 41 
Sheffield, Trevor 41, 62, 98, 113 
Shirah, Carrie 41 

Shon, Jeong-Ki Eric 41 
Shrikhande, Seema 53 
Shropshire, William 47 
Shuler, Shanequa 18, 94 
Silva, Brittany 41 

Silvers, Leon 41 

Simons, Devon 41 

Smelley, Jamie 18 

Smith, Ashley 41 

Smith, Bradford 53 

Smith, Janelle 58 

Smith, Lisa 41 

Smith, Michael 41 

Smith, Nubia 41 

Smith, Robert 41 

Smith, Ryan 41 

Smith, Sable 41 

Snipes, Jelani 41 

Soby, Jason 41 

Sonam, Grady 41 

Sorci, Steven 41 

Soysa, Udara 41 


Sparks, Simon 53 
Springman, Jacob 41 
Stalnaker, Alix 42 

Starks, Rashida 42 
Starratt, Samatha 42 
Stathakis, Theodore 42 
Steen, Brandyn 42 

Steen, Robert 54 

Stefano, Natalie 42 
Stellbauer, Kyle 42 

Stern, Nate 57, 88, 89, 111 
Stevens, Tiana 42 

Stone, Brad 54 

Storz, John 42 

Strachan, Ryan 42 
Strickland, Kristy 42 
Suddes, Daniel 42 
Suddith, Ashley 18, 87, 97, 100, 111 
Suggett, Matthew 42, 66 
Sullivan, Jeff 98, 137 

Summers, Mallory 42 | 
Sutherland, James 18 | 
Swanick, Daniel 19 
Sylla, Anta 42 


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Takori, Santina 42 

Talley, Makenzie 42 
Taoushiani, Marinella 42 
Taylor, Ashley 42 

Taylor, Linda 54 

Tenorio, Georgie 42 
Tentinger, Alesha 42, 67 
Thiem, Christie 19 
Thompson, Anthony 19 
Thompson, Ashley Marie 42 
Thompson, Chris 42 
Thompson, Jewel 42 
Thompson, Kate 19, 114 
Thompson, Kayla 42 
Thompson, Lauren 42 
Thompson, Lauren P 42 
Thompson, Rebecca 42 
Thomson, Mallory 43 
Thornton, Deneisha 43 
Thornton-Riley, DeNeisha 113 
Tillotson, Cara 43, 67 

Tiu, Philip 54 

Tomlin, Adam 43, 87, 104 
Toro, Diana 43 

Toulas, Rosemary 43 
Trammell, S.E. 81 
Trammell, Sarah 43, 93, 136 
Tran, Bao Ngoc 43 


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‘reumsn, Emily 19 
roficanto, Sara 43 
‘roudt, Carlyne 43 
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ucker, Stevie 43 
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‘urner, Irene 43 

‘urner, James 54 
‘urner, Nicholas 43 
‘uttle, Sean 43 

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Vall, Kasee 44 

Valls, Vinessa 44 
Jalsh, Andrea 44 
Jalton, Emory 44 
Jard, Candace 44 
Jard, Theodore 44 
Jarde, Jonn 44 
Jargnier, Adele 44 
Jarner, Zac 66 

Jarner, Zachariah 44 
/ashington, Tresa 44 
Jaters, Samuel 44 
Jatkins, An'Renae 44 
Jatterson, Alex 44 
Jatterson, Nicholas 44 
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Jeiss, Victoria 54 
Jeisz, Katherine 44 
Jeldon, James Wade 44 
Jeldon, Wade 90 
Tells, Cassie 44 
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White, Bradley 44 

White, Jamie 44 
Whitehill, Johana 44 
Whitmire, Chris 44 
Wildenhaus, Katherine 44 
Wilder, Charlie 20 


Wiles, Hannah 44, 60, 79, 108 


Wiley, Kimberly 20 
Wilkerson, Kim 44 
Willard, Justin 44 
Williams, Chad 44 
Williams, Christopher 44 
Williams, Darren 20, 44 
Williams, Ginger 54 
Williams, Lauretta 44 
Williams, Matt 62 
Williams, Matthew 44 
Williams, Nikki 44 
Willis, Michael 44 
Willis, Mike 98 

Wilson, Amaris 44 
Wilson, Brandi 44 
Winfield, Arion 44 
Wise, Brett 20 
Witherspoon, Talia 44 
Wokomaty, Kimberly 44 
Wolf, Monte 55 

Wolff, Alexander 44 
Wood, Andrea 21 
Wood, Renee 44 
Woodall, Adrienne 44 
Woodruff, Matthew 21 
Woolfolk, Alan 55 
Wooten, Justin 85 
Wooton, Justin 44, 114, 129 
Woychek, Alexandra 44 
Wringley, Ashley 45 
Wrobleski, Brandon 45 
Wysolovski, Michael 45 
Wysolovski, Ren 98 


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Yahuitl, Gonzalo 45 
Yarborough, Chadwick 55 
Yazdi, Ariana 45 

Yi, Susan 45 

Young, Hoyt 136 

Young, Nichole 45 
Young, Patrick 36, 45, 87 


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Zafrani, Sonya 45 
Zavala, Christian 45 
Zaytsev, Christina 45 


Zellner, Rachael 21, 87, 94, 129 


From me. To You. 


It's traditional for the editor-in-chief to present 9 letter to the masses. It is 
not traditional, however, to put said letter gt the very end of the book. To 
be cute, I could say that this particular book isn't traditional, but I want to 
be honest with you. I pat this little note at the end for two reasons: one, 
Lam not an eloquent speaker, and two, | wanted it to be the very last 
thing, that I worked on in this yearbook. I wanted every word that was 
typed to be sincerely from my heart, with all of the Vamacraw 2007 
experiences freshly behind me. 


There were 2 lot of blood (paper cuts), sweat (running to get those Last 
final pictures), and tears (because of the paper cuts and running) that were 
put ito this yearbook. We came up with the theme Eccentricity for 2007 
because we really wanted to portray what Oglethorpe is; that is, if it can 
even be put into one word. $o, years down the road when you pick this 
book up to relive some memories, | hope you can smile and say, “That's 
exactly how I remember it. What were we thinking?" 


[hope you've enjoyed my little view of the place that I dearly love. 


Sincerely, 

Dallas Greene 
Ediotr-in-Chiet 
Vamacarw 2008 


(This isn't me, but I really like the picture.) 


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