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ffittePage Junior Production...a night to remember

Black Cat is perhaps the most-highly anticipated ASC event every year.

Junior production is a show performed by the junior class (like Ele Paynter, above) for the rest of the campus community, usually pokingfun

at one or two or ten or twelve groups on campus. But don 't worry, it's all in goodfun. 2 Opening Who needs to study when you can lounge around?

Students enjoy many places on campus to relax and take study breaks. Alston Campus Center, the Quad on a sunny afternoon, dorm rooms, or

even the libraiy offer many comfortable benches and

chairs like this one (left, at

Alston) for students, faculty, staff and visitors.

We I c o m e . . . o our world (for women)

Superwomen? Was there any question?

First-Years Jeannette Jartman and Kelly Lindquist \show off theirfashion sense and muscles at a student retreat during the fall. First year students have several \

• opportunities to meet each other and upperclasswomen m student leadership retreats

' such as this one, but also through ASC's small class

| sizes and communal living. Opening 3 We sure do love our school. In fact, we're ALL SMILES!

This scottie displays her love and affection for Agnes Scott. She 's happy that she's found some free time in between studying, working, and social- izing to promote her school.

4 Student Life Aw, see, we DO see the guys SOMETIMES.

Yes, it's true America... we do

still see men and enjoy their company. During activities such as Hands On Atlanta, Agnes Scott women have the chance to socialize with stu- dents from other area univer-

sities while still lending a helping hand.

Student Life... from August to May

Yum, looks good! funiors and seniors, the only

classes allowed to live in very Glen apartments, enjoy

the opportunity to cook in heir own kitchens, have their

own bathrooms, and live more independently than residential students. Most mjoy the experience, and we an see why with the looks of the goodfood this Scottie is

cookin '.

Divider 5 Red, Green, Blue, and

YeHorn., what do they !

have in common^ They

are thefour colors of'fou

very stylish classes.

(1) First-years Ruth Napier, Zenovia Barnes, and Jessica Oortman show off their class color yellow as they walk to Junior Production. (2) Singing or the Junior's day in Evans, Natalie Reckard, Sarah Faber, and Amanda Compton perform a crowd

favorite. (3) The seniors know how to win the costume contest! They are the Queen of Hearts.

(4) Is that a goddess? We think so! Ebony Greene shows off her Siren fashion to her adorini With their drinks in hand, seniors know how to get the party started 4 "SHEf -

If you mess with Poison Ivy, 1 you might get the urge

to. ..um... take off your clothes

and show vour spirit. ._ I F

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8 Student Life Top: These Sophomores try to discover the first-years' mascot

before the skit. Center: The Sirens gather to walk together down to the bonfire. Bottom: Men? Seems like they're captivated by the Sirens! 5o6&ufkn4 10 Student Life

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During Orientation Week at Agnes Scott, firstyear students are introduced to a new city, state and for a few - a new country All are officially introduced to the world for women. To get these newbies adjusted, Orientation Council makes preparations months ahead to keep these ladies busy theirfirst week. Thisyears activities included a visit to the world of Coca Cola, arts and craftsprojects, a concert, a footballgame and the excitement of their first ASC formal ceremony - the signing of the honorpledge.

Student £tfe Firstyears begin to form the close bonds of friendship early on as they explore the campus, enjoy concerts and are entertained by the first of many skits performed on campus.

Orientation week ended with a bang. The first- years were introduced to the music ofJennifer Netties, a former Agnes Scott student. They also watched upper classmen preform the Do's and Don'ts skit The first-year girls also en- joyed their first Georgia Tech Football Game.

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Student £ife In a hilarious attempt to make fun of themselves, the LBTQA performed a skit that included the confusion of a child who has "three mommies"

and the commonly used expression "gay is good".

The junior class watches as their fellow

classmates perform a stomp dance that got the whole crowd into their performance.

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At rehearsal earlier m the week, Jamie Quinney prepares for the madness that will take the stage on Friday night.

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....G#fy.$^.vM/tJt. Another successful first-year orientation has passed, which means another Junior Production has made us laugh until we cried. A hilarious combination of sarcasm, wit, and talent embod-

ied this year's class of 2003. Great job Juniors!

Long live the itch!

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16 Student £ife Juniors perform skits, songs, and dances for the Agnes Scott community annually on the Friday of

Black Cat.

;e 16 Top Left: Professor Schenbeck, Professor Redmond, and George Bullock look on after the seniors finish their dance. p Right: While Lauren Vernon reads her Bible, Jamaiya Havel performs her portion of the skit. Bottom Right: On top performing die skits for Junior Production, die juniors must also entertain the audience with dieir class dance. Bottom Left: e Juniors break it down during their class dance.

*e 17 Leslie Bacastow looks around the audience for her friends before die show begins. All of the classes sit together for

3s unit}'.

Student £ife The Junior Class welcomes Agnes Scott stu-

dents to... AN^4M*Uh£*A

"God of the Marching Centuries" is not played at this ASC traditional event. We tend to hear more

contemporary school songs, like "Beer, Beer, Beer," among others. However, a certain nostalgia rings clear in the hearts of Seniors, Juniors, Sopho-

mores, and First-years alike- Black Cat is the end

for some, and just the beginning for others. Mark-

ing the end of Orientation for First-years, the last Black Cat for Seniors, and a resurgence of school

wide spirit, Junior Production gives the entire Agnes Scott family something to celebrate to- gether.

Rebecca Rogers leads her class in President Maty Brown Bullock and one of the sophomore class songs, guest look over the program for the night's production.

f8 Student £ife Ayo Williams, Lauren Davis, Emily Brinkley, and Ele Pavnter take time

out of their busy class schedules to rehearse for junior Production.

The Sophomores definetely know how to get this party started.

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Looks like they're ready to graduate! It's not quite The Senior class enjoys one last time at Junior favorite time, though, Seniors; you still have to sing "God Production, uniting to sing an old school of the Marching Centuries" a few more times. "Beer, Beer, Beer".

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Agnes Scott first-years take in a lot of inform;

tion from different departments, organizations,

and students.

Laura Vanderbeck invites Karen Cleland to '6a/1 Circle K, a popular organization among first be a part of the Basketball team. This is year students, handed out free cups, and

Coach Vanderbeck's first vear as coach. showed up with men.. .to entice the ladies!

2D Student Life Dr. John Lucy of the Personal Counseling department P&rftfyyh&A educates first-years ^^ ^^____--i^ with statistics of depression among female college students.

Students listen as Carole Holcomb, the Health Center nurse, reads about the dangers of dorm diseases. rw l^#X/V1 Art Imitates Life...

(Above)Terry McGehee and her students ponder an age old question.

"Which should I eat? The apple... or the plaster replica?"

Student £ife Somewhere between exploring Atlanta, jobs, social lives and extracurricular activites, ASC stu- dents make a little time for classes. Among the variety of courses that are of- fered, several levels and an assortment of art classes are offered to relieve the stress of english, political sci- ence and worst of

all... Chemistry.

Shikina Reid works hard on her mixed media collage for Art 161.

StudentJtye 23 (opposite page)CLASS BOND- ING: Students in this Japanes class pause to capture a momer} with a guest speaker...

SLA VE TO THE LIBH4R Y: A diligent ASC student continues her work in the library...or did she just need a quiet place to sleep?

CLASS CONTINUATION: Melissa Blazek, Phoenicia Battle, Emily Gibson SEE WHAT HAPPENED WAS: Crystal Wiley tries to and a fellow Scottie discuss the days lecture in Evans dining hall. explain something to Dr. Scott in the gazebo.

JUST NOD AND SMILE: Chisa Yarde, among others, pays close attention in class as the professor lectures.

24 Student £ife BETWEEN CLASSES: Katie Lauderdale gives new meaning to the phrase 'just hanging around'.

(below)FRESH FACES: Students try to recruit future Scotties during their study abroad trip.

it a runway or just the path to the class... We're not sure if this udent knows.

WISHING TOUCH: Marcella Cuadra performs at her jury tich is the 'final' for private music lessons.

Student fife ASC Students Are... mothers, women, empowered, brave, daughters, modem, wise,

students, thinkers, mentors, true,

enlightened, strong,

• • artists, activists

.

Tomorrow,

26 Student Life ASC Student's show their feel- ings on tough issues. T O D A X

.eft: ASC Women make sure their oices are heard in the Nation's Capi-

at. Above : Maggie Zimmerm blurrs he boundaries with sculpture. Forever.

Student Life 27 We Love...Our Bodies

Eve Ensler's tour de force, The Vagina Monologues Re- turned to ASC in the Spring of 2002. Performed in the Winter Theatre of Dana Fine Arts Building, ASC students showed their love of them-

selves, their bodies, and their

sisters in their performances.

Anne Willard per- forms her mono- logue for the crowd.

Ebony Green, Kecia Jones, Kate Bidwell and others form a circle on V-day.

28 Student Life Barbara Washington laughs dur- V-Day 2002 ing her monologue.

The cast comes together for a "heart-filled finale.

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Jeanette Gartman, Meghan Hammiller, Alice Flagg, Alicia andShakeh

Grady show what sister-

hood is all about while sharing quality time be- fore the 2-22-02 Vagina Monologues.

Sxprenr Vontfelf

Student Life 29

1 ^Halloween 200

Top: The "Spice Black Cats"- Ermis, Abby, Elizabeth, and Landa. Bottom: Mac Pitts as a scary spider, holding daughter, McCall the bunny.

32 Organization Black Cat Style

Clockwise: The Winship Halloween party begins... The Black Kitties pose in Winship Lobby... MBB, George, and the ASC Black Cars.

Organizations 33 Everyday Life...

From Above, Clockwise:

( 1 ) Gwen Sunkel grabs some lunch on the go for

her next class. (2)

Chillin ' in the dorm

lounge is always a good alternative to doing

homework. (3) Enjoying

a snackfrom Mollie s is an activity everyone loves.

Hey, this is the South! (4) Students dress up for Halloween and head over

to Presser Hall, the center ofmany Agnes Scott ghost stories.

34 Student Life Left: Checking messages between

classes is a common occurrence. This Scottie better hurry before her 12:30 class starts!

Above: First-year Galiel

Apostolou talks to someone from back home on her third-floor Walters hallway.

Left: Junior Jasmine Robinson does some

laundry in her "dorm like a palace ".

Student Life 35 W. Sophomore Family

Clockwise: Jakil Hill and Shonte Rogers dancing. Dean Hudson's version ofR-E-S- P-E-C-T. Eliza- beth Lambert, Stephanie Large and Kristiana Larimore show off their rings.

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Wk . Continued: All >r ~W ' Tf^p jpl^j recipients. ring L ' f^B .Nicole Pace m**' and friends f*j^ ji dancing at the iJIB after party. ^ Parents have ^mr\j~ [ J^ fun, too. | i ^

36 Student Life Weekend 2002

Dean Hudson doing the YMCA. Emily Gibson and Emily Beilawski pose with their rings. Awarding the rings. Kim Fober smiles while waiting to enter Gaines. Dancing. Elizbeth Lam- bert and Dean Hudson model ASC rings. Dancing with Dad....

Student Life 37 Right: Liz Hogan gets her water to

go so that she won 't miss her next lecture over in Buttrick.

Above: Black Cat is a lot o, fun, but sometimes you need a breakfrom all the dancing to catch your breath!

Right: The Residence Life staff ofAvery Glen gets togetherfor their weekly meeting.

38 Student Life Everyday Life

From far left, clockwise:

(1) The dining hall has a

happy customer. (2) Somebody must have BIG

MAIL! (3) Yolanda Robinson and Susan Lee smile down from the third floor ofAlston. (4) Sophomores and their parents snap away during the reception at Sopho- more Family Weekend.

Student Life 39 It

The Milennium Events

series starts out with an

out-of this world evening

40 Student Life "Check out my ~~ new shirt!" ^ few SP^:: I^H

"You've gotta get down here to see Sl^nI^ this!"

yMEik'. H 'ifl i ^JH w First-Year Bevin Gaines entertains her friends while they wait in the

dinner line. StarKeisha Rodgers finds another

use for the t-shirts given out at the

festival... a fashionable head wrap!

The crowd thickens around the

food tent as the aroma spreads

across the field.

So maybe it wasn't totally authen-

tic. Children of students, faculty,

staff and the community spend some time bouncing around inside

the huge, inflatable dragon.

42 Student Life Even the kids can enjoy a little culture every now and then!

Scotties make good use of the fans that were distributed at the

event.

Is the sun too bright Cara? Many

attendees put their fans and shirts to use in the muggy heat of the evening.

Under the Moon 43 LOOKING FORWARD TO THE FUTURt

These seniors followed the yellow brick road into Agnes Scott and found themselves in a whirlwind of activities, new voices, and different views. Through the years they've learned many things about themselves and about their fellow Scotties.

It's been a long, hard road, but in the end it's definitely worth the time and trouble. Now that

they've successively made it through foour years

of excruciating pain - 1 mean thought provoking classes and activities - these Queens are ready to go out and make the world their own. True, the days of lounging on the quad and in the dining hall (until the lights get cut off), having discus- sions about the lecture from Dr. Johnson's class, capping, the general insanity of Black Cat Week and Junior Production, self scheduled exams and exam breakfasts, Taco Bell/Krispy Kreme/any-

thing that is something other than work runs and going to Joyful Noise concerts will certainly be BLACK CAT CREATIVITY AT IT'S BEST: Th missed, because they are Scotties, they are pre- Senior decided to go all out with her costume duric pared to take what the world has to offer and offer her last Black Cat Bonfire.

something new back to it. They've passed down their wisdom to the underclass(wo)men and now "Every heart that has beat strongly and cheer-

move on to take their place in the world. Con- fully has left a hopeful impulse behind it in th gratulations. world, and bettered the tradition of mankind." — Robert Louis Stevensc

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Elizabeth C. Engel Jessica Renee Felder Jennifer Marie Flinn Environmental Science Economics & Business Anthropology/ Sociology Athens, GA Marietta, GA Camas, WA 50 ALL HAIL THE QUEENS!!

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SCJVWftS 63 SENIOR INDEX 1 Class of2002 T Shelley C. Acevdeo Tayyeba Ahmad

( '*- C. \ ** w ** Laynea Allen

Stela Anguelova

- ' ... • ;- *' I Adeline Brigitte Ashmore

Best Buddies: 1,2,3,4 Mortar Board: 3,4 Tri Beta: 2,3,4 American Chemical j Society: 2,3

Ellen M. Atkeson j

i Kindra M. Baer

\ Amber Leigh Bagl& Sarah "Kristen" BSU: 4 Abernathy JR. jt Tower Council: 1,2,3,4

Secondary Education Mm* , wi)*L H NSCS: 3,4 Social Council: 1,2,3- President, 4 Sarah B. Ballard

Collegiate Chorale: 1-lst. **. yr. rep., 2- Treas., 3- Seer., Brigid Caroline 4- President Batten Publius: 1,2 Varsity Soccer: 1,2 Collonade Club: 2 n ; ^35 Swim Team: 1 NSCS: 3,4 ASC "^3^ Mortar Board: 4 Tri Beta: 2,3- Histo- RHA: 3 fed rian, 4-Historian Colonnade Club: 2,3- Presidential Leadership ^j Forum: 4 J Secretary, 4-Co-Pres. i Chess Club: 3-Co-Pm Delta Omicron Epsilon: 3,4 SlN 4- Co-Pres.

64 Seniox Jnd&jc Meredith M. Baum Dean 's Honor List: 2,3,4 Sarah Rose Cadmus Soccer: 1,2,3,4- Co-Captain Board of Trustees Student Swim Team : 1 Class Treasurer: 2 Represenative: 3,4 SGA Black Cat Pranks Chair: 2,3,4 Varsity Basketball: 1 Dean of College Search 4SC Aurora: 2,3,4 Committee Social Council: 1,2,3-Trea- Student Rep.: 3 4-President surer, Betty Roszellia Callahan Tower Council: 2 Tiffini C. Bell Volleyball: 1,2-Team Cap- Senior Gift Campaign: 4 tain, 3-Team Captain, 4-Team Collegiate Chorale: 1,2,3,4 A. Amanda Bettandorff Captain Presidential Leadership Witkaze: 1 Forum: 4 Deborah Billings Student Ambassador: 2 Dana Scholar: 2 Psychology Club: 4 Colonnade Club: 2,3,4 Psi Chi: National Society of Collegiate Rebecca X. Baum 4 Scholars: 3,4 Circle K: 1,2-Secretary, 3- Education Anna R. Bone Committee: 3 °resident & Y'ALL Chair, 4- Mortar Board: 4 District Governor Lyra Booker Class Secretary: 1,2,3 Laura Mercedes Castro- Senior Campaign: 4 Tri Beta: 2,3-Vice Gift President, Martinez Orientation Council: 3 4-President Soccer: 1,2 W.S.: 2 Baptist Student Union: 3,4 Tri Beta: 2,3-Secretary, 4: Slack Cat Songs Chair: 3 NGCSU: 3 y Historian estle Board: 4 Hispanic Awareness Society: rower Council: 2,3,4 Justine Elizabeth Brantley 2,3,4 SAFE: 1 Study Abroad Madrid: 2001 Anda Bayne Collegiate Chorale: 1 GEO: 3,4 Cammy Challender Brooke Anne Bedson Joyful Noise: 4 Blackfriars: 1,2 Campus Girl Scouts: 1,2,3- I Mary Beth Breeden "reasurer, 4 Katherine Jean Chapman \.0.S: 2,3 Tower Council: 1,2,3,4 IHA: 2,3 Laura K. Butler Faust Club: 1,2,3,4 mora: 2-Executive Board, 3 Campus Girl Scouts: 1,2 Allison L. Butt Conservative Forum: 1,2 amie Elizabeth Bell Darkroom Monitor: 1,2,3 Astronomy Club: 1 SGA President: 3,4 Photography Workshop Orchestra: 1 Vitkaze: 1,2,3,4 Instructor: 3 tudent Senate: 1,2 Collegiate Chorale: 1 Sarah Chaudhary CBI: 1,2,3 Green Earth Organization: 4 MSA: 3-Co-President, 4 ower Council: 1,2,3 SSA: 1,2,3-Vice President uphmore Rings Chair: 2 Leigh A. Buttram Publius: 1 mior Production: 3 Mortar Board: 4 !fack Cat Field Hockey: 1 .ana Scholar: 2-Chair,3,4 Mocating Committee: 3,4 iection Board: 4

Senior Jnd&x 65 Priti N. Chavan Juachelle P. Echols

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Annea Diane Claire Rebecca A. Edgerly

Tower Council: 1,2,3,4 Student Senate: 2,3 Heidi Donesha Edwards

Colonnade Club: 2,3,4 Profile: 1,2 Publius: 1,2-Treasurer Witkaze: 1,2 Big Sister: 2,3,4 SAFE: 2,3 Omicron Delta Epsilon: 3,4 Joyful Noise: 3 Black Cat Field Hockey Captain/Chair: 2,3,4 Jenny Ellison Board of Trustees Finance &

Investment Committee: 3,4 WAVE: 2,3,4-Executive ! Annual Fund Alumnae Com- Board mittee: 2,3 LBTQA Collective: 2,3,4-Coi President

Haley F. Coleman Amnesty International: 2 SPAN 2- Board Member, 3 Study Abroad: 3 Brandi L. Collins Westminster Fellowship: 2

Nicole Marie Colosimo Elizabeth C. Engel Campus Girl Scouts: 1,2,3,4

! Aurora: 1,2,3,4 Jessica Renee Felder FYI Leader: 4 Tae Kwon Do: Black Cat Songs Chair: 4 1,2,3,4

NSCS: 2,3-Vice President, 4 i Mortar Board: 4 Ellen S. Crozier Women In Business: 2 Campus Civitan: 2 Jennifer J. Davis

Jennifer Marie Flinn Rachelle E. DeMeyer ACASA: 1,2-President, 3- \ Pres., 4-Pres. Genova D. DeWeese MSA: 2,3,4 Mortar Board: 4 Tiffany N. Decker Study Abroad Korea: 3

Folu Folowosele Elizabeth Dominguez RHA: 3-Secretary AWISA: 2-IOC Represenativ Qiana Therese Dreher International Student Associ Colonnade Club: 2,3-Vice tion: 3-Treasurer, 4-PRO President, 4-President Senior Gift Campaign Co- Chair: 4

66 Senior Judex Amanda L. FOrehand Selyka J. Givan

Kimberly Lynnette Fowler Greta Gohn

Joyful Noise: 1,2- Vice Blackfriars: 2,3,4 President, 3-President, 4- President Courtney R. Goodman RHA Judicial Board: 2,3 ASC Ambassador: 2 Lindsay E. Grant Witkaze: 1,2,3,4 Publius: 1,2,3-Secretary, 4 Emily C. Graybill Sarah S. Fragale

Studio. Dance Theatre: 1 CariA. Hackey Orchestra: 1,3 Sanida Halebic Janyata R. Frazier

NCBI: 2,3,4 Melissa Jean Haley

Profile: 4 Mary E. Harper Courtney A. Frierson Krista Lea Harris

Mandy Gant-Irvin Circle K: 1,2 Jazz Ensemble: 4

Music Theatre Workshop: 2,3 Hillary Erin Harshman London Fog: 1,2 Profile: 1,2 Phi Alpha Theta: 3,4 Jia Teniece Gayles Writing Center Tutor: 3,4 Africana Studies Minor Witkaze: 1,2,3 Rubaiya M. Hassan Hispanic Awareness Society: 1,2,3 Liz Hayes Aurora: 3,4-Senior Editor LBA: 3,4 Joyful Noise: 1,2 WAVE: 3,4

Anna Cecelia Geyer Chevon D. Henderson Circle K: 1 Women In Business: 2 Jessica L. Hendrickson Washington Semester: 3

Rachel Celeste Gibson Amalea L Hijar

! RHA: 2,3 Psychology Club: 2 Currey E. Hitchens

Senior Jndeac 67 Lindsey R. Hobbs Megan E. Jarboe Geanie Jones Joyful Noise: 1,2,4 Dawn B. Hodges Amy Nicole Jernigan Varsity Basketball: 2,4 Witkaze: 1,2,3-V. President, Religious Studies Minor 4 SAFE: 3 Jennifer A. Holcombe Circle K: 4 College Republicans: 1,2,4 Class Vice President: 1,2,3 Sara E. Jones Kimberly N. Holland Joyful Noise: 2 Baptist Student Union; 1,2,3,4 Monifa Zakiya Jordan Catherine L. Hooper Religious Life Council: 1,2,3 German Minor Economics Honor Society: 3,4 Aurora: 1 Myia S. House Psychology Club: 3,4 Laura M. Johannaber German Club: 1,2,3 Christiane K. Hunt Tara J. Kirk Christina Johnson Lindsay Noel Hunt Melanie A. Knowles RHA/Residence Life: 2,3,4 Erica D. Jones Publius: 3-Vice President Psychology Club: 2- NSCS: 2,3„4 Sophmore Rep., 3,4 Jennifer Leslie Kovacs Hispanic Awareness Society: Circle K: 2,3,4 Tri Beta: 2,3,4 1,2 Volunteer Board: 4 WAVE: 4 Amanda Joy Lasley Sonja Catharine Hurst History Club: 3,4-President Aurora: 2,3,4-Art Editor Karen Jones Joyful Noise: 4 NSCS: 3 Joyful Noise: 1,2,3,4 Julie Lynn Jacobs American Chemical Society: Orientation Council: 3-Big Julia K. Lentini 2,3,4 Sister Coord., 4-Vice Pres. Varsity Softball: 2,4 Kecia L. Jones Tower Council: 1,2,3

Blackfriars: 1,2, 3-Historian, 4-Vice President

68 Seniw Jndex Amanda L. Linaburg Laura Frances Masse American Chemical Society: Women In Business: 2- 1,2,3-Secretary, 4 Treasurer Tri Beta: 1,2,3,4 Omicron Delta Epsilon: 3,4 Mortar Board; 3,4 Pestle Board: 4 FYI Group Leader: 2,3,4

Andrea C. Maxfield Charity May Livingston Environmental Action Rachel E. McDonough Committee: 2,3,4 RHA: 2,3 Kristen A. McElveen Mortar Board: 4

Jana Lucille Lott Mary Katherine McGee Music Minor Varsity Soccer: 1,2,3 Student Senate: 4-President Collonade Club: 2,3,4-Secre- tary Collegiate Chorale: 1,2,3,4 Senior Gift Campaign: 4 Varsity Softball: 2,3 Tower Council: Varsity Basketball: 1 1,2, Student Senate Treasurer: 3 Pestle Board: 4 Student Senate Parliamentar- Senior Gift Campaign Com- ian: 2 mittee: 4 Publius: 1 Campus Civitan: 1 Danielle R. Lowery Mortar Board: 4

Catherine A. Manohar Pamela Woodall McGrath WoodruffScholar: 3,4-Vice Carine Mapango President Phi Beta Kappa: 3,4 Chrystal R. Martin Religious Life Council: 3,4 Witkaze: 4 Abby H. Meakin » a Elizabeth A. Martin Priyaben S. Mehta

Leslie R. Mashburn Megan Rose Milford Robin Mask Blackfriars: 3,4 SOS: 4 Showtime: 1 FYI: 4 ASC Varsity Softball: 1,2,3- Phi Alpha Theta: 4 Captain, 4 Eta Sigma Phi: 3,4 Pestle Board: 4

Seniw. Jndex 69 ALL PLAY NOWOM Through The Years...

70 Senior Jndeac SeniwtJndex 71 Sara A. Miller Keri LaTricia Norris Jennifer Claire Patterson

ASC Senate: 3,4 Orchestra: 1,2,3,4 Mia Cavanaugh Mingus Speaking Center Tutor: 3 Campus Girl Scouts: 1,2,3- Witkaze: REALITE: 3,4 3,4 Vice President, 4-National Nandi: 3,4 Conference Chair SAFE: 1,2 Mortar Board 4- Junior Aurora: Class President: 3 2 Production Co-Chair Studio Dance: 2 ASC Elections Board: 4 Chess Erica Mollon Club: 4 Dana Scholar: 4 Black Cat Costumes Chair: Elizabeth A. Patton 1,2,3,4 Cathleen O'Connor

Whitney Blythe Mutch Cassandra Perkins Trianna K. Oglivie NCBI: 2,3,4 Amnesty International: 1,2,4 Mary Rae Phelps College Democrats Treasurer: Kirstin E. Ohlson Music Minor

3 Student Senate: 1,2-Secretaty, Young Democrats: 1 Yessica Padilla 3,4 League Women Voters: 2 of Newman Club: 1 Varsity Tennis: 1,2- Co- Captain, Varsity Basketball: 1 3,4 Sara Neece Sophmore Family Weekend Collegiate Chorale: 1,2,3,4 Selection Committee For Slide Show Co-Chair : 2 Associate Dean Students: 1 Dana R. Neiger Junior Production Script Co- Of Chair: 3 Student Represenative for Trustees Circle K: Board of Audit Katie 3,4 Noland Committee: 2 Senate: 2

SenJw Jnd&z ^T*^?

(Phelps Continued) Katherine Price Zeena B. Regis Student Athletic Advisory Social Council: 1 Residence Life: 2-Judicial Committee Tennis Tower Council: 2,3,4 Represenative, 3-Resident Represenative: 2,3,4 Student Ambassador: 2 Director, 4-Resident Director Youth Leadership Bibb Student Calling Progam: Witkaze: 2,3,4 County Alumni Assistant: 1,2,3,4 REALITE: 2,3 1,2,3,4 German Club: 1,2,3,4 National Society Collegiate of Black Cat Chair: 2 Maricela Resendiz Sholars: 2,3,4 Club Rugby: 1 Mortar Board: 4 Amber Brooke Raley Hispanic Awareness Society: Orientation Staff: 2 LBTQA Collective: 1,2,3, l-President, 2-President, 3- Aurora: 2-Treasurer, 3- President, 4-Vice President Cameron Pitts Treasurer, 4-Treasurer REALITE: 2,3 New Westminster Fellow- Psychology Club: 3,4 Council for Community ship: 1,2 WAVE: 1,4 Diversity: 3,4 Hispanic Awareness Society: Varsity Soccer: 1,2 Aurora: 4 1,2 Chess Club: 3,4 Casa Hispana: 3 SEPA: 2,3,4 Erika Danielle Robinson Mortar Board: 4 ASAP: 3,4 Tower Council: 1 National Collegiate Scholars: SIOP:3,4 Showtime: 1,2-Concerts 2,3,4 MSA: 1 Chair, 3-President, 4-Presi- ACASA: 3,4-Secretary dent Sarah Poppens Showtime: 2 Judicial Board: 2, 4-President Collegiate Chorale: 1,2 Joyful Noise: 1,2,3,4 Tower Council: 2,3,4 Otise M. Reed Witkaze: 1,2-Secretary, 3,4 Social Council: 3,4-Secretary

Colonnade Club: 4 Tiffany D. Reed National Society of Collegiate Scholars: 2,3,4 Civitan: 1

Senior Jnd&x Mina Elizabeth Rodgers Jessica Rachel Scott Kathryn A. Stewart Psi Chi: 3-Historian, 4- Mortar Board: 4-Black Cat President Party Day Co-Chair Rebekah A. Strawn Psychology Club: 1,2,3- National Society of Collegiate Secretary,4 Scholars: 3,4 Sorayya Tuere Tate SHRM: 3 Publius: 1, 2,3, 4-Vice Presi- Mortar Board: 4 dent AWISA: 1,2,3-PR Officer, NSCS: 3,4-Vice President for Black Cat: 2-Class Treasurer, 4-PR Officer Planning for College Success 3-Class Chair International Student Associa- Psychobabble: 3-Assistant tion: 1,2 Editor, 4-Editor President's Diversity Council: Patricia M. Scott SOS: 3,4 2,3 Witkaze: 1,2

Loretta J. Ross Lauren L. Sealy Residence Hall Association: 2- RA, 3-RA, 4-RD

Lindsay N. Rosser Amanda Christine Shopa Jessica Tatum American Chemical Society: Patricia Elaine Ryan 2,3 Orientation Council Day Jocelyn E. Taylor Student Coordinator: 2,3 Reefat M. Sarker Libertarian Club: 4- Co- Dorothy J. Tippett President Cassandra Faye Schiller LBA: 2,3-Treasurer Kathleen M. Turcotte Circle K: 1 FYI Leader: 3

American Chemical Society: Day Student Organization: 3- 1,2,3-Treasurer, 4- Co-Presi- President, 4- Co-President Tiffini L. Turner dent Phi Sigma Tau: 4- Vice Presi- dent Career Advisory Board: 3,4- RimaAnn Upchurch President Writers Festival Finalist: 2 Beta Beta Beta: 2,3-Trea- ASC Varsity Volleyball: 1,2,3- surer, 4-President Co-Captain Tammy L. Showman Chess Club: 3, 4-Treasurer Civitan: 3 Maggie L Schwabb Katherine Aline Simpson National Society of Collegiate CAB: 1,2-Treasurer, 4- Scholars: 3,4 President Mortar Board: 4 Layla N. Smith Blackfriars; 1,2 Phi Beta Kappa: 4 American Chemical Society:

2,3-Vice President, 4- Co- Susan Ellene Smith Jennifer T. Villemez President Class Vice President: 4 Mortar Board: 3,4 Chess Club: 3-Secretary, 4- Deborah Lynn Vincent Black Cat Treasurer: 2 Vice President

Psychology Club: 2,3,4 Christi S. Washington Collegiate Chorale: 1 Chamber Choir: 1 SPARC: 3,4 Jennifer J. White IOC Board: 4

Senior Jndecc rtacyK. White Karen Marie Woods Jin Young Yun ASC Varsity Softball: 1 fenny Williams RHA: 1-Winship Rep. Bevin Ashley Zauderer Circle K: 1 The LBQTA Collective: ASC Varsity Basketball: 1,2- Honor Court: 2-Sophmore Captain ',3,4 Representative VAVE: 2,3,4-Executive ASC Varsity Cross Country: 2 Blackfriars: 2-Ad/SM,3,4 Zommitte SAAC: 1,2 National Society of Collegiate tPAN: 2-Board Member Orientation Staff: 2 Scholars: 3-President, 4 Undents for Non-Violent Orientation Council: 3-Vice Omicron Delta Epsilon: 3,4 4-President Justice: 4 President, Showtime: 3-Films Chair, 4- >tudy Abroad London: 3 Mortar Board: 4 Films Chair ^residential Leadership Mortar Board: 4-Black Cat s'orum: 4 Chair The Atlanta Semester for Psi Chi: 4 Vomen, Leadership, and Social Change: 4 Erin Wright

Margo C. Williams Agnes Scott College Swim Team: 1,2- Co-Captain, 3 League of Women Voters: 1,2- Stephanie S. Willingham Vice President, 3-Vice Presi- dent, 4-President Monique Wilson American Chemical Society: 2 Pestle Board; 4 Tri Beta: 1,2,3,4 Mortar Board: 4 tarah Jane Wilson National Society of Collegiate Campus Civitan: 1,2 Scholars: 2,3,4

\'UfA: 3 listory Club: 3,4 Dream Song

Walk with the sun,

Dance at high noon;

And dream when the nightfalls black.

But when the stars

Vie with the moon,

Then call the lost dream back.

—Lewis Alexander

76 Senium Judex Senior Jndex 77 DREAMERS OF DREAMS...

"One morning we set sail,with brains on fire, And hearts swelled up with rancorous emotion,

Balancing, to the rhythm of it's lyre,

Our infinite upon the finite ocean." —Charles Baudelaire

So, we thought it was all over when we graduated from high school. Who ever thought we'd have the same excitement and anxiety about our senior year of college. Not one of us was ready to be incited to go far beyond our limits when we ap- plied here. But, minutes after we stepped on campus we wanted to be the next Agnes Scott ' Whoa'man to cross that stage and receive our diplomas. We've come from all over the states.

We've come from all over the world. Some of us have come from the next town over. We've all taken a major step to becoming well rounded, I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY: Junior, Phoenicia Battli outspoken, learned individuals — more specifi- performs a poem in the Hub with others for Black History Month cally, women. The "real world" is wide open now that we've been exposed to the World for Women. A still, deep, inborn delight glows in her young veins: We're ready to take on anything and anyone with unmingled—untroubled; not to be reached or ravished the help and support of our sisters. by human agency, because by no human agency

bestowed: the pure gift of God to His creature, the frej dower of Nature to her child. -Charlotte Brom emsses CLASSES

"Let your

life lightly dance on the edges of

time like dew on the

tip of a leaf."

-Rabindranath Tagore

"Tomorrow I wake with a second wind and strong because of pride.

I know I fought with all my heart to keep the dream alive."

—Tupac Shakur

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Lauren SIGN: Chanika Perry (left) flashes the sign for Farrell NO IT'S NOT A GANG on the sly as she poses with Senior Robin Mask (middle) and fellow Junior Ayana Payne.

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PERKS OF POWER: Junior Resident Advisor, Amanda King roughs up one of her young residents, Sarah Nichols.

FEEL THE EXCITEMENT: Chanika Perry looks oh so excited about the food selection at a Bold Aspirations Event. Trainable Brooke Donica Bevin Ameita Hugie Hussey Ice Janci Jasper Kerena Linda Amanda Lillian Laura Kaminsky Kelly King Kirkpatrick Lee

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SIUPZRSJCHIS 113 FUNAND GAMES....

WHEN THE COMPETITION'S OVER: ( above) Members of the 2003 & 2005 classes take time out for some sisterly love before the festivities begin.

CLASS UNITY: (right) Members of the class of 2005 parade down Buttrick drive I as a class to Presser for Junior Production.

WORKING TOGETHER: Players from the first year field hockey team get together to defend the goal against members of their sister class. Poison Ivy during Black Cat Week 2002.

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Helping you, Scotties, get as much money as you can!

Karen Smith, Director ofFinancial Aid, and Melva Lord, Associate B rector ofFinancial Aid, take a moment to share their tips on winning

scholarships. The Financial Aid office is a great resourcefor student seeking scholarships, employment on campus, and study abroadfund

122 Faculty "The theatre, the theatre, what's happened to the theatre?"

Dudley Sanders will argue

that it s alive and thriving

here at Agnes Scott. He is a professorfor the Theatre Department, and enjoys aid- ing student performance groups like the Blackfriars and helping new, up and coming actors find their niche. Tie Cream ofthe Crop ASC Faculty and Staff

)o I have BIG MAIL today? st Office Manager Andy mpton can tell you. Stu- ts always lookforward to 10:00 community hour so ffit they can check their il, grab some coffee, and x with friends. Andy and

P.O. staff make sure they able to enjoy at least one of those three things!

Faculty 123 Agnes Scott faculty members are indeed

a special breed. They display their bril-

liance every day, a treat that many

Scotties look forward to when they at- tend their classes. Whether you catch a lecture about African-American Writers from Dr. Tolliver, a day of Astronomy in the planetarium with Dr. Lovell, or you visit Dr. Rees' house with your FYS class, you are sure to find many faculty

members who love what they do...

124 Faculty B.A. Earlham College B.A. Indiana University B.S. Georgia Southern College

B.F.A. University of Connecticut Ph.D. University of South Carolina M.A. University of North Carolina

M.F.A. University of Massachusetts, Ph.D University of North Carolina Amherst

B.S. College of William and Man' B.A. Smith College

M.S. University of Illinois, Urbana M.P.A. Georgia State University

Ph.D. University of Illinois, Urbana M.A. Brvn Mawr College

Ph.D. Bryn Mawr College

Faculty 12 B.A. Baylor University B.A. Agnes Scott College B.A Davidson College

MA The Ohio State University M.S. Emory University M.A. Indiana University

Ph.D. The Ohio State University Ph.D. Emory University Ph.D. University of North Carolin;.

J.D. Georgia State University College} Law

B.A., Stanford University B.A. Fordham University

M.A., Stanford University M.A. Fordham University

Ph.D., University of California, Ph.D. Fordham University Berkeley

126 Faculty J B.S. Auburn University B.S. Florida State University B.S., Pacific University

(Language, Literacy and Learning) M. Ed. University of Georgia M.S., Georgia State University B.S. Florida State University (Speech Pathology/ Audiology)

M.S. Florida State University

Ph.D. Fordham University

B.A. North Carolina Central University

M.A. Adanta University

MA. SUNY at Stony Brook

Ph.D. SUNY at Stony Brook Faculty 127 IM*4M. \ji4,£At QfiJl \j0MWt* fOtu&blh& KctvhcAy.

BA. Agnes Scott College BA. Kalamazoo College BA. Duke University

M.A. Emory University M.M. Northwestern University MA. Stanford University

Ph.D Emory University D.M. Northwestern University Ph.D. Stanford University

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B.S. Davidson College B.Sc. University of the Witvvatersrand, |ohannesburg M.A. University of Georgia >.Sc.Hons University of the Witwatersrand, Ph.D. University of Georgia (ohannesburg

M.A. University of Wisconsin

Ph.D. University of Wisconsin 128 Faculty A.B. Brown University B.A., State University of New York B.S. St. Peter's College at Plattsburgh A.M.T. Harvard University B.A. Montclair State College M.A., University at Albany Ph.D. University of Michigan MA. New York University, Madrid

Ph.D Washington University (St. Louis)

B.A. University of Puerto Rico B.A. Georgetown University

M.A. Eastern New Mexico M.A. Yale University University Ph.D. University of North Carolina Ph.D. University of Kentucky

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B.S. University of Southern B.A. Mars Hill College California M.Div. Candler School of Theology

Ph.D. University of Southern M.Th Southern Baptist Theological California Seminar}'

Ph.D. Southern Baptist Theological; Seminary

B.B.A. Assumption College

M.B.A. Assumption College

D.B.A. (Candidate) Nova Southeastern Universitv

130 Faculty B.A. University of Colorado A., University of Central Florida

M.A University of Colorado M.S., University of Georgia

Ph.D. University of Colorado Ph.D., University of Georgia MdtKUf

i.S. Carnegie-Mellon University' B.S. Tennessee Technological B.A., Rice University University M.S. University of Illinois M.F.A., Washington University M.S. Tennessee Technological Ph.D. University of Illinois University

Ph.D. Vanderbilt University

A.B. Kenyon College B.S. State University College, Potsdam, NY M.F.A. Northwestern University M.S. State University College, Potsdam, NY

D.M.A. University of Colorado,

132 Faculty Boulder B.A. Dickinson College BA. University of Florida .A., Unversidad National Autonoma de Mexico M.A. Middlebury College MA. Emory University M.A., Emory University Dh.D. University of Texas at Austin Ph.D. Emory University Ph.D., Emory University

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B.A. Occidental College

Ph.D. Universitv of Oregon

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B.S., Davidson College B.A. Spelman College

Ph.D., University of Virginia M.A. Georgia State University

Ph.D. Emory University

B.A. Austin College

M.A. University of North Texas

Ph.D. Arizona State University

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There's a time for work and a time for...play.

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ATe//y Lindquist and Emma Gant, pitcher and catcherfor ASC's softbi team, find time to have fun and rejuvenate themselves after a longprt tice in the heat.

136 Sports ACE???

The volleyball team is known for their crazy inside jokes andpositive attitudes. In the game, however, they get

down to business, as demon- strated by junior Anna Hoppmann andfirst-year Jennifer Bartell.

Vcottie Spirit..

f \es we have it, yes we doi

)kay, this is what we're

going to do...

'sketball head coach Laura

"nderbeck tries to rally her am for the final seconds of idose game. This is Coach

^anderbeck s first year at

'gnes Scott; she is not only basketball coach but also caches physical education classes I in the Woodruff Gymnasium.

Sports 137 ;

Julia, Anna, an Abby know that rest and relaxation is important aft tough ma tnp, Set.. ;

The volleyball team struggles through a tough year with young players.

Top, 1-f : Tarda Starry, Kaleena Dooley, Jennifer Bartell, Katherine Mohney, Charlisa

Daniels, and Coach Joseph. Middle, 1-r: Julia Slack, Kelly McQueen, and Abby Babin.

Front, 1-r: Jenny White, Anna Hoppmann, and Betty Callahan. Julia Slack serves it up!

2001-2002

Volleyball Roster

ii^n Anna Hoppmani Crofton, MD Betty Callahan Sr. Decaair, GA Jennifer Bartell Fy, Johnsonville, SC Julia Slack So. Roanoke, VA

Jenny White Sr. Port St. John, FL Kaleena Dooley Fy. Ringgold, FL

Charlisa Daniels Fy, I In TX Katherine Mohney Fy. Augusta, GA Abby Babin So. Tyler, TX Kelly McQueen So. Olympia, WA Head Coach: AJ. iseph Athletic Trainer: Billie Good Captains: Abbv Babin and Betty Callaha Manager: Tania Starry

2001-2002

Volleyball Schedule

Brewton-Parker- L Weslevan- L Brenau- L GA SouuWstern Peace- L Piedmont- L Fisk- L Randolph- Clark Atlanta- L Belhaven- L Macon- W MaryviUe- L Brewton-Parker- L Huntingdon- L Wesleyan- L cvton-Parker- W Brenau- L Judson- W Oglethorpe- I Oglethorpe- L LaGrange- L W-5 Brewton-Parker- L Wesleyan- W Fort Valley- L Hollins- L L-20

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Way to put it up }ulia! The rest All smiles! Betty, Julia, and Jenny of the team anticipates the ball's share a smile after a victorious

return., .that is, if it can be defeat against Randolph-Macon. returned!

139 Back Row: Coach LeDuc, Jill, Meredith, Stephanie, Emily, Lesley, Laura Stucki, Lisha, Jennifer, Liz G., Lindsey, Autumn, Coach Norris Middle Row: Katie R. Front Row: Courtney, Danielle, Julia, Liz Gooch, Lauren, Liz Hogan, Laurel, Alison

Roster Name Position Hometown Leslie Conrad('04) GK Shreveport, LA Laurel Henninger('05) GK Chattanooga, TN Courtney Lewis('04) F/M Panama City, FL Jennifer Mlholen('05) M/F Marietta, GA Monica Giuduci('05) F/M Seattle, WA Danielle Suberi('04) F/M Dallas, TX Lisha Daniels('03) D/M Brandon, FL Liz Hogan('04) M/F Natchitoches, LA Liz Gooch('04) M/F Roswell, GA Katie Rubesch('05) M Harvest, AL Liz Giarraputo('05) D/M Metairie, LA Julia Downs('02) M Knoxville, TN Jill Massie('05) F Powder Springs, GA Megan Linn('03) D/M Clatskanie, OR Autumn Brinegar('04) M/D Watkinsville, GA Alison Asmussen('03) M/D Sewanee, TN Stephanie Marshall('05) D Birmingham, AL Meredith Baum('02) D/M Raleigh, N.C. Lindsey Walsworth('05) M/D Shreveport, LA Laura Stucki('03) M/F Evansville, PN Lauren Phillips('03) M Ft Worth, TX Emily Crews('05) D Barnwell, SC Kim Lichtveld('04) F dimming, GA !

ne Strategy in I iker room with Alison, way to trap that Head It Up c LeDuc. ball!!! Scottie Soccer Kicks GRRR-AASS!

Schedule Date Opponent Result 08/31/01 Southwestern, TX L0-1 09/02/01 Carthage, WS L 1-5 09/05/01 Sewanee L 1-7 09/08/01 Guilford, NC L0-3 i 09/13/01 Greensboro, NC LO-6 09/15/01 Brenau W2-0 09/18/01 Emory, GA L0-1 09/21/01 Piedmont. GA LO-2 09/25/01 Oglethorpe, GA W3-2 09/29/01 Maryville, TN L 1-2 10/02/01 LaGrange W 1-0 10/06/01 Huntingon, AL LO-2 10/10/01 Wesleyan, LA W2-1 10/13/01 Rhodes, TN T 1-1 10/15/01 Haverford, PA L0-1 Chowan Tournament 10/20/01 Hollins W2-1 10/21/01 Chowan W2-0

Cuties in the locker room.

Jill, Jennifer, Alison, and Katie.

dn Rome, do as Danielle, Liz Hogan Pregame Warm-up. Imans. Post (background) attacking. Mat the Berry 1 Tournament.

141 Run Scotties, Run! "I'm sexy, I'm cute, I'm popular to boot..."

Name Hometown

Emily Bielawski ('04) Wadsworth, Ohio Karen Cleland ('05) Atlanta, GA Arianna de Frota ('05) Fort Myers, FL Morgan Edwards ('04) Valrico, FL Shelby Harwell ('04) Dallas, GA Nicolette Lee ('04) Panama City, FL Michelle Los ('04) Navarre, FL Megan Morris ('05) Atlanta, GA Christie Oh ('03) Rome, GA

Head Coach: Alfred Enloe Assistant Coach: John Roberts Athletic Trainer: Billie Good Captain: Morgan Edwards

After a tiring race, the team takes Drenched from the flood, team a break to eat out at IHOP. members show off their "battle scars" after mudding the Cross

Country trail in Mississippi.

142 S3>e>$ss Date Event Result

08/31/01 Fourth Annual Scottie Invitational 1st of 3 their picture made, Karen g the time to have 09/08/01 Sewanee Invitational 7th of 9 while in Mississippi. Long trips ! Megan's hair 09/12/01 Atlanta Metro Meet 3rd of 4th •owded hotel rooms enabled the team to become 09/15/01 Truett-McConnell Invitational 7th of 9 • to each other. 09/22/01 Clayton State Invitational 10th of 13 10/06/01 Georgia Games 13th of 15 10/13/01 Mississippi Invitational 12th of 15 10/20/01 Oglethorpe Campus Invitational 2nd of 3 11/10/01 NCAA South/Southeast Regional No Qualifiers 11/17/01 NCAA Nationals No Qualifiers

The first race, as wef only home race, on our new

trail around the retention track and pond.

Show us your hot runners' bodies, ladies and man!

After the big race, many members ofthe cross-country team cool down with their coaches. Throughout the season, the team members learned how to work and have fun at the same time.

SWftJS Chilling in the AmeriSuites Lobby.

Put it up #12!!

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The "Oh-So-Serious" Basketball Scotties. Teammates Jessica, Ruth, Selyka prepping for hel Back Row: Laura Means, Jessica Felder, Miracle Wright, Meredith, and Zenovia free throw while Coacll Meredith Shelnutt, and Dana Neiger. give a group B-ball hug! Vanderbeck looks on. Front Row: Monica Poe, Selyka Givan, Ruth Napier, Zenovia Barnes, LaGeanie Jones

144 S9CXTS Nothing But Net!

Schedule Date Opponent Result

11/16-17/01 ASC Tip-Off Tournament Atlanta Christian L 60-72 Southeastern L 57-75 11/28/01 LaGrange L 47-75 12/03/01 Oglethorpe L 37-87 12/08/01 Piedmont L 45-88 01/08/02 Mary Baldwin L 42-93 01/10/02 Ferrum L 28-75 01/11/02 Hollins L 31-82 01/15/02 Clearwater Christian L 42-88 01/17/02 Piedmont L 26-82 01/21/02 LaGrange L 45-82 01/26/02 Savannah College of Art & Design L 50-89 01/29/02 Wesleyan L 43-88 02/02/02 Wan-en Wilson L 38-52 02/05/02 Atlanta Christian L 53-68 02/08-09/02 SCAD Tournament Newport News Apprentice L 43-92 SCAD L 53-87 02/16/02 Huntingdon L 53-75 02/22-23/02 Georgia/North Carolina Tournament Meredith College L 49-103 Warren Wilson L 52-59

Roster Name Position Hometown

Zenovia Barnes('05) G Tacoma, WA

Jessica Felder('02) F Marietta, GA Selyka Givan('02) G Lithiona, GA LaGeanie Jones('02) G Macon, GA Laura Means('05) F Folkston, GA Ruth Napier('05) F Calgary, Alberta Dana Neiger('02) F Gainesville, GA Meredith Shelnutt('05) F Alpharetta, GA Miracle Wright('03) F Norcross, GA

SW3US Randi, Kate, ar Aqua Amy after 200 h\ Fury!

Scottie swimmers splash ahead.

Let's show off those legs, Susan Watson swims ladies and man! freestysle in the big race.

Roster

Name Year Hometown Lauren Butler First-year Annandale, VA Lesley Conrad Sophomore Shreveport, LA Shanea Dangerfield First-year San Jose, CA Alexis Fillos Sophomore Decatur, GA

; Swim quick like a Becky Henson Sophomore Tucker, GA Julia Lutgendorf Sophomore Tucson, AR bunny, not slow Erin O'leary Junior Jacksonville, FL Kiki Puntervold Sophomore Gainesville, FL like a turtle!" Randi Sullivan Sophomore Woodstock, GA Kate Thomason First-year Bogart, GA "You're a beast!" Jessica Tillson First-year Chanhassen, Mb Susan Watson First-year Douglasville, GA Amy Zvonar Sophomore Jonesboro, GA

Head Coach: Page Remillard Assistant Coach: Laura LeDuc Athletic Trainer: Billie Good

f46 sycmss Schedule

Date Opponent Result 10/14/01 Inter-Squad Purple/White Meet N/A The swim team stops to show off 10/27/01 Emory L65-112 their Scottie paws. 11/03/01 Loyola University W 111-58 11/10/01 Limestone College W 91-62 .1/17-18/01 Gardner-Webb Invitational 8th of 10 .2/01/01 Warren Wilson College W 104-59

) 1/08/02 Mary Baldwin College W 160-93 11/09/02 Randolph Macon Woman's College W 61-34 11/10/02 Radford, Double Dual w/ - RU& W 50-45 Hollins W 74-20 11/26/02 Florida Southern College W 114-84 12/02/02 Hollins University W 71-23 Randolph Macon Woman's College W 60-35 1/22- Atlantic States Championship 3rd of 13 4/02

Randi, Alexis, Julia, Lesley, Kiki, and the coach stop to take a picture after the swim meet.

Julia gives Kate a traditional permanent marker tatoo of a butterfly. Team members became friends throughout practices and meets. L W 2001-2002 Tennis Roster Name Yz Hometown Head Coach: Michel Turner Si .. Savannah, GA Assistant Coach: Megan Cornwell Bluefield, VA J*- Kristina Lott Michelle Mathieson Fy. Tampa, FL Athletic Trainer:

Christie Oh Jr. Rome, GA Billie Good Captain: Megan MaryRae Phelps Sr. Macon, GA Keller Quann Fy. Fredericksburg, 2001-2002 Tennis Stats

GA Perimeter- W Tiffin I riiversity- W Sweetbriar- L SCAD-L Calvin College- L Salem- W Weslevan College- W William South- L Peace- L Peace- LaGiange- W Emory- L Methodist- L Weslevan College- Oglethorpe- W Nazareth College-L Maryvi le-W W-9,L-9

Top Right: Cute, tan, and ready to have some fun! These Scotties are ready to go out after a day in die sun. Right: In our purple. ..and white. Megan, Michelle, Coach Kristina, Mary Rae, Patricia, Christie, Kellev, and Coach Michel before heading out for the day.

Below: Smiles, Laughs, and Hugs, The girls and their coach share a moment before Gotta Love It!

The Tennis team gives it their all in some ex- citing matches this year. The team stands by while they watch two of their own mem-

These softball players stop bers reach for that celebratory to take a quick picture. hug. Smile!

Schedule Date Opponent Score 02/15/02 Huntingdon L0-8 02/15/02 Huntingdon L 1-0 03/09/02 LaGrange LO-9 03/08/02 Peidmont College LO-16 03/08/02 Peidmont College LO-16 03/17/02 Wesleyan L 1-13 03/16/02 Salem College VV22-1 03/22/02 Judson College LO-9 03/24/02 University of Dallas L3-7 03/24/02 University of Dallas Ll-13 03/16/02 Salem College W 10-0 03/22/02 Judson College L2-7 04/01/02 Wesleyan L2-8 04/01/02 Wesleyan LO-24 03/28/02 Emory University L2-17 04/02/02 Emory University L 0-13 04/05/02 Maryville L3-16 04/05/02 Maryville L0-18 04/08/02 LaGrange L0-14 04/08/02 La Grange L 1-13

150 sterns Batter Up!

Softball

players strive for excellency.

All smiles ofthe Softball Team!

Carrie Crosby, Coach Anderson, and Julia Slack posing for a picture before practice.

Roster Name Opponent Hometown April Carter('03) LF Memphis, TN Carrie Crosby('04) B Isle of Palms, SC Emma Gant('05) C Knoxville, TN Jameda Hugh('03) OF Barnesville, GA Julie Jacobs('02) IF Acworth, GA Kelly Lindquist('05) P Decatur, AL Jana Lott('02) 1B/LF Waycross, GA Robin Mask('02) C Calera, AL Lauren McClain('05) OF Jonesboro, AR Julia Slack('04) 3B Roanoke, VA Amanda Starr('03) SS LaGrange, GA Tara Sudan('05) OF Lafayette, CO Kat Wolf(' 05) OF Stockbridge, GA

is to us! Kelly L. Jameda, April, and Julia etrates as she winds traveling on the van.

>r the pitch.

SPVftJS A hug from a BUDD^

Best Buddies, a very active group on the ASC campus, strives to mate: students with members of the community who are disabled

152 Clubs Here's what I mean

Through special programs

like Best Buddies, not only do students give back to the community, but they also learn from their partners.

This Scottie is seeing the benefits of technological advances as her buddy types into a computer what she wants to say. n I u b s . . • giving a little something back

www.REALITE

During a sister night, spon- sored by www.REALITE, ignes Scott women learned about the importance of standing up for themselves and the importance of sisterhood.

Clubs 153 Clockwise: Allison Butt and Liz Harper pose in front of the Falls. Liz Harper shows off her prince. GEO Members hike in the mountains of

North we s t Georgia.

154 Organization Green Earth Organization

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Organizations 155 AWISA« Awisa, the African West Indian Student Association, was founded

on the Agnes Scott campus in

1 999. The group was begun in or- der to bring aspects ofboth African

and Caribbean Heritage to the Agnes Scott College Community. AWISA also serves as a meeting

ground where students of all iden-

tities and backgrounds can discuss

Jameda Hugh and Donica Ice sing their and share interests and experiences. winning song, "Brotha" by Angie Stone.

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AWISA members model at the Talent Show, November 10, 2001.

156 Organization Airican West Indian Student Association

AWISA Events 2001-02

September 15: Back to School Jam October 2001: AIDS Walk Atlanta and Hairbraiding Fundraiser for Aids Research

November 1 0: AWISA Talent Show/ Jamboree February 23: Minority Staff and Fac

ulty Appreciation Banquet Anya Wallace, Whitney Peeples, Vanessa Rose and Brigid Scarbrough smile as they serve food at AWISA's Jamboree March 18-22, 2002- African and Party. Caribbean Heritage Awareness Week March 23: Carnival Extravaganza 2002

AWISA dancers Jakil Hill, Natasha Lee, and Andrea

Doffoney show off their skills. AWISA VP Charlee Callendar took home a customer from the braiding Fudraiser.Smile, Charlee!

Organizations 157 Habitat for Humanity and Witkaze

The Habitat folks pose with the fruits of their labor.

Hawest

Christie Oh, Laura Creamer, and Caulking is fun! I Michelle Spinnato hang out at the Habifest table.

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"Hey guys, make room forme! Yaisha Harding and Natasha Lee Tiffany Williams, Ernetta Nicole participate in the Diversity Pace, Shannen Williams and an Convocation protest during the eager friend smile for the fall semester. camera.

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Barbara Washington, Melva Lowry, and Whitney Peoples

break it down at ATDSWalk.

The Witkaze group gets ready to go help at the AIDSWalk Atlanta 2001. Best Buddies and Emerging Leaders

ASC Students and their buddies have fun at the Atlanta Zoo.

Mary Beth Breeden and John GinaYaskeyandherbuddyMark Hudsonenjoyeachother'scom- attend a kickoff party at Dean panyataBestBuddiesparty. Hudson'shouse.

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Colonnade Club

Colonnade was created in 1996 by tb Office of Development and the Alum nae Office in order to cultivate ano strengthen relations between curren students and alumnae through involve ment in phone-athons, Alumnae Week! end, Alumnae Leadership Conference and student-alumnae programs. Mem

bers are chosen by application and vol] Jana Lott enjoys her FAVORITE job, golf cart driving, Marilyn Hammond from with unteer at least 15 hours of service pei the Alumnae Office. year and attend monthlymmeetings.

Elizabeth Lambert takes time for a hug Colonnade members take a break: (L to R) Elizabeth Lam- with her favorite alum, Dr. Carlanna Laura hert ^ Jana Lott> Gretchen Deitze, Witney Mutch, and Hendrick, class of '58 during Alumnae pjtts Sp0nS0r Leadership Conference.

162 Organization Alumnae Leadership Conference 2001

\SC memorabilia to Alums During Alums gather for some quality time over lunch on teh PLC. Alston Terrace.

Youn Alums Rachel Bal and Adrienne klumnae from the 50s, 60s, and 70s enjoyed lunch § °g Manasco share a httle wine at the rece tlon W the Terrace of the Alston Studnet Center. P provided by ASC's own Aramark Dining Services.

Organizations 163 Friends Forever

Katie McGee, Jodi Dixon, Sarah Poppins, and friends.

Brandi Worthington, Courtney Miller, Lora Hawk, Claire

Richardson, and friends.

Julia Slack, Lauren Webb, Marialanna Lee, Carrie McCurdy, and Danielle Nichols.

Ruth Napier, Mary Osterbind, Lauren Webb, and Meredith Shelnutt get read)' to boogie.

164 Social Council brings down the house!

Ellen CroEier jams with Justin

Moore from Ingram Hill at Social Council's Band Party 2002.

Ingram Hill: Phil Bogend, Justin Moore, Shea Sowell, and Matt Chambless.

Is that a tissue or a dollar? Just goes

to show, you can never tell about

those Scottie girls.

165 StoMaU^h^t Studio Dance 167 Black Friars

168 Organization Honor Court

Honor Court Executive Board: April Carter, Treasurer; Kim Kouch, Secretary; Jameda Hugh, Vice President; Jocelyn Taylor, President.

Honor Court Memebers: Tiffany Turner, Jameda Hugh, Jocelyn Taylor, Erin Brandt, April Carter, Natasa Pajic, Shannon Williams, Rosemary Lokko, Sofia Choudhary, Kim Kouch. Christie Parris.

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Live each day to the fullest. Get the mostfrom each hour, each day, and each age ofyour life. Then you can lookforward with confidence, and back without regrets. Be yourself-hut he your best self.

Dare to be different and to follow your own star.

And don 't be afraid to be happy. Enjoy what is beautiful. Love with all your heart and soul. Believe that those you love, love you. Forget what you have done for yourfriends and remember what they have donefor you. Disregard what the world owes you, and concentrate on what you owe the world.

When you are faced with a decision, make the decision as wisely as possible - then forget it. The moment of absolute certainty never arrives.

And above all, remember that God helps those who help themselves. Act as if everything depended

upon you, and praise as if everything depended upon God. -S.H. Payer With much love and great pride, Grandma, Mama, Daddy, and Clay

176 Senior Ads Congratulations Maricela.

From Your Family

In San Antonio, Texas

Senior Ads 177 'dence Right: Amanda Starr tries to solve the puzzle at the RLS retreat. Below: These scotties seemed to have figured that same puzzle out! Life

Right: Eboni Shipp, Jewel Johnson, Lora Hawk, Amanda

Starr, Autumn Brinegar, and Layla Cantabary enjoy themselves at the Halloween party. Below, Right: The girls

must learn how to work together using all of their skills, mental and physical to accom-

plish this task.

178 Clubs Joyful Noise itkaze

Top left: Joyful

Noise practices in the Hub to prepare for a performance at Agnes Scott later that week. Above: Witkaze I Our. members gatherfor a picture after the planning of a dance. Left: Try-

ing to entice stu-

dents, faculty, and

staff members to come to a Witkaze

banquet, this Scottie puts on her winning smile.

Clubs 179 Congratulations, Carine

Our Dear Carine,

Your entire family is thrilled to share this joyous occasion ofyour graduation.

When you were admitted into AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE in 1999, we were confident that you would raise the family banner and acquit yourself creditably as student. You have not let us down. You have instead done us proud. We are grateful to the Almighty :

God Who made it possiblefor you to come under the guidance of learned and caring

professors. Above all, we are delighted that you took advantage of the congenial learn- i ing environment at AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE to complete your study programme

You have come this far, but there is still a long way to go. We have every confidence thai this graduation will propel you to greater achievements and strengthen your commit- ment to excellence when you proceedfor graduate studies. We wish you happiness, good health, and a long life.

Once again, we congratulate you, our lovely daughter and distinguishedfamily mem- ber, CARINE!

Your Family

Senior Ads 180 Kirsten Congratulations Erica Ohlson Anitha! Commit your way to the Lord, You have been a lovely kid, a great Trust also in Him teenager, and now a mature young And He shall bring it to pass. Psalms 37:5 lady. The loving blessing of your We are so proud of your Grandparents and acheivements through Great-Grandparents. perseverence and courage. You

have brought great joy to all of us. As you proceed towards your new goals we pray for your success and enduring happiness. May God Bless you, We love you, MOM, DAD, GRANDMAS, and GRANDPAS

...hope in the Lord,

From this time forth and forever. Psalms 131:3

Love and Congratulations, Mom, Dad, and Eric

Senior Ads 181 tvt.fr •

I love you sweetheart. You have made me the proudest morr ever.

I hope all your dreams come true.

I Love You. Amber

Stephanie:

in You are our Sunshine. God's love shines i your face and His warmth radiates from your heart. May your heart forever listen for

God's song as ytou dance in His light. We i know you will always choose to dance. Love Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow Mom, Dad, and David

Elllen: Congratulations! We are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Susan and Katie

1 82 Senior Ads Dear Brooke,

We would like to say something wise and witty about how much we love you, how proud we are of you and how much you mean to us, but we hope you already know! v|,,%

Now it is time to say how amazed we are by what you have done and by who you have become! You are awesome. We wish you much love, happiness and success! Congratulations and love from, Mom, Dad, Mickey, Lizzy, and Tweety

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Vic Love yOAA>,

Senior Ads Show me Your Ways, O Lord: teach me your paths. -Psalm 25:4

Julie, Whatever paths you take

in life, we will always be cheering you on! We love you, Dad, Mom, Chris, Beth, and Jonathan

And I am convinced and sure of this very thing, that He Who be- gan a good work in you will continue until the day ofJesus Christ. -Philipians 1:6

1 84 Organization Kris', Congratulations on your many accom- plishments! You have worked so hard, but made it look so easy! You are one in a million. Words cannot express the love and happiness you have brought. You are beautiful, talented, compassionate, and - ; S ready to take on the world. God bless you always. Love,

Mom , ,_

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Senior Ads Jessica Felder Congratulations Jessica! lam so very proud ofyou. Love, Mom

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Congratulations fcjp £p ^ * *§•! We are so proud of you *§>J

As Ghandi said: "You must be the change you wish to see in the world."

Senior Ads 187 Quiana- Our pride and joy, you've made us

all proud, nothing but the best for you. Love, Me, Daddy, Qadeer, Qaree,& the whole Boyd, Dreher Crew

We are very proud of you. Best Wishes.

Senior Ads Krista Lea Harris

Well Kris, you've made it. What a trip it has been. From Miss Matney's first grade class all the way to ASC. We have treasured every moment of it. There is much satisfaction in work well done, and you have certainly done it well. We are so proud of you. We love you and will always be there for you no matter where your desires may lead you. Congratulations Mom, Dad, Grandma, and Grandpa

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Congratulations on your graduation and all its In kindergarten, we knew you'd be a honors! Your hard work has paid off. Best GREAT success!! CONGRATULATIONS wishes for a bright future. We are so proud of and BOD'S BLESSINGS as you embark you! May God continue to bless you. on teh rest of your life!! We love you. We will always LOVE you. Mom, Dad, Tanisha, Jermel, and Brianna Mom, Dad, Jenny, and Grandma

Senior Ads From Bunny Ears to Graduation Cheers!

Congratulations! We love you & are so proud!

Love, Clyde & Catherine Schiller, Charlie, Jennifer & Shelby Fatherley, Vanessa, Blake, & Kayla Mott

Congratulations Ellen! Willing to plunge right in and make a splash!

Love,

Mom, Dad, Josie, and Alex 190 Senior Ads Once I was a Picture Book

by Zeena Regis

Once I was a Picture Book, a simple little tale. My author was

so foil of hopes that I would surely sale, Now I am an exciting

novel foil of words to say. I am not a best seller yet. But I'm sure

I'll be some day.

Congratulations Zeena! You're on your way. Love Mom and Dad

Senior Ads 191 / ^ I Betty, No matter where you go, no matter what you do, no mat- ter who comes into or falls out of your life, remember the one thing that we have always taught you...

God is in control, now, always, and forever.

Love Your Mom and Dad

192 SeniorAds Felicidades!

Your hard work and dedication have gotten you this far. You are a wonderful young lady and should feel very proud of your accomplish- ments. We sure are. Love, Papi, Mami, Ivonne and Sara

Katherine Jean Chapman

You are our treasured gift. We are extremely PROUD ofyou

and all the things that you have

accomplished since the first day

you entered our lives.

We wish you a life that brings you

all the joy and happiness that you have brought to us.

Congratulations Katie, our little Queen. We love you dearly, MUTTI AND DAD XOXOXO 193 Senior Ads Mari My baby

My little girl Look at you now.

My young little lady.

I am so proud of you.

I love you. Mom, Terry, Jose, and Tracy

The day you told me that you were going to

Agnes Scott, I didn't want you to go.

It was too hard to let my baby go that far. You

had made up your mind and offyou went. It

was hard to let you go, but you made it. If you

can make it there, you can make it anywhere.

Now my baby is a young little lady.

Congratulations, Mija!

194 Senior Ads CONGRATULATIONS!! KIMBERLY FOWLER

WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU AND WHAT YOU HAVE ACCOMPLISHED! KEEP GOD FIRST AND YOU WILL ACCOMPLISH EVEN MORE. GOD HAS GREAT THINGS IN STORE FOR YOU! WE LOVE YOU SO MUCH!! Mom, Dad, Joseph and Mother-Dear

Congratulations, Erin! ! ! We always knew you could find your dreams. We are so incredibly proud of yogas you We love you and are very proud of graduate. Go forth and conquer the world. We love you^etie! you. Mo, Dad, Juli. and Eric Dad, Mom and Joel

Senior Ads 195 Sarah Blythe Ballard

Congratulations to our Valentine sweetheart! We love you very much and are so proud ofyou! Best wishes for a brightfuture!

Our love andprayers, Mother, Daddy, and Elizabeth

FIRST YEAR TO LAST YEAR; HOW THE TIME HAS FLOWN!!

Robin, we are all proud of you! Grandmother, Papa Bill and Miss Martha, Mom, Dad and Frank, Uncle Ed, Aunt Cindy, Carson, Alison, Nathan and Kathleen, Aunt Laura, Uncle Steve, Chip and Chris Uncle Ross, Aunt Michelle, Anna, West and Will Aunt Betsy, Uncle Johnny Steven and Rebecca

196 Senior Ads From the day you were born and batted those limpid blue eyes at us... Nicole Til the day you independently waved us away from ASC... We have been watching you develop into one awesome person. Marie Not only have you survived many challenges. You have done so (as a sage young lady once wrote)- VICTORIOUSLY! There is no doubt in our minds that the rest of your life will be lived as victori Colosimo ously.

As the adage goes, remember to:

Sing as though no one is listening

dance as though no one is watching Love as though you've never been hurt

Live as though heaven is on earth. And always go with God. Love, Mom, Dad, and Scott

Congratulations Erica! We love you! Mom, Dad and Alex

Lizzy, we want you to know that your familt is very proud of you. We want to wish you the best of luck with your future. You have set a good example for your younger siblings. We have missed you these past four years. How- ever, the time we did get to see you was very special. We are proud of you Lizzy! ! And we will always love you very

Senior Ads 197 The next ten pages are de-

signed so that you andyour friends may leave your own memories

198 Autographs Autographs 199 200 Autographs Autographs 201 202 Autographs Autographs 203 «r

204 Autographs Autographs 205 206 Autographs

And then there was one.

Maria Banjo, class of 2005, parades around in a self-designed shirt campaigningfor the position of class president. Her theme? "Maria, Mariaaa- She reminds you of the westside story. " (Santana

208 Closing