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Jenna Altherr Jack Baber Anthro/Soc International Studies Medina, OH Daniel Anglin Ashley Arnold Houston, TX ---...... Music Urban Studies Stanton, TN Andres Arciniegas Short Hills, NJ International Studies Birmingham, AL

Aditya Bagrodia Jim Beecher Biology History Kingsport, TN Nicholas Ball Kara Bayless St. Louis, MO Political Science Russian Studies Palestine, TX Kimberly Bartmess Lake Jackson, TX Biology Florence, AL Ellye Bernardi Prentice Bowman Anthro./Soc. Biology Oxford AL Jordan Beswick Laura Borg Jonesboro, AR Art Biology Lansing, IL Natalie Bingham Lexington, KY English Cordova, TN

Marie Brandewiede Jason Brink International Studies Econ. & Bus. Admin. St. Louis, MO Todd Braswell Sarah Margaret Bridwell Lawrenceburg, TN Religious Studies French Hoover, AL Autumn Brice Columbia, SC English Plano, TX

Katherine Brooks Rhett Butler Psychology Business Admin. Kingsport, TN Elizabeth Brown David Burke Arlington, TN Art Psychology Bush, LA Drew Burk Cookeville, TN Biology I Gulfport, MS

Kathlene Caldwell Lindsay Chapman Art Biology Dallas, TX arl Jamie Chang Alpharetta, GA Chemistry Biology Slidell, LA Meg Chambers Memphis, TN Urban Studies Decatur, GA

SenitJJ'S 7 Teresa Clower Music Darrell Clark Political Science Germantown, TN Political Science Memphis, TN Pegram, TN History Julie Clary Nashville, TN Religious Studies Memphis, TN ...,..,._.....-T

Leigh Coburn Emily Costarides History Intl. Studies & Econ. Shreveport, LA Liz Coffee Elizabeth Cooley Mobile, AL English Political Science Houston, TX John Cook Panama City, FL Theatre Saint Augustine, FL

Mike Cotogno Sandra Culpepper Econ. & Bus. Admin. Biology New Orleans, LA Chase Couch Foley, AL Business Admin. Psychology Pensacola, FL Shay Cox Huntsville, AL Chemistry Memphis, TN

Catherine Curtis John Decker English Political Science Fairhope, AL Rob Dalton Sarah DeBoard Montgomery, AL Political Scienc Biology Lexington, KY Amanda Davis Conway, AR Religious Studies Eads, TN

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Claire Dowler Economics Political Science San Antonio, TX Natalie Dumont New York, NY Biology Austin, TX Lori Dunn Psychology Fayetteville, AR

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Jessica Ezell English Fayetteville, AR Lauren Ferrera Lora Filsinger Business Administration Business Administration Mandeville, LA Mary Grace Fields Bartlett, TN Urban Studies Pampa, TX

Senic,os 9 Phaedra Fisher Jeaneane Fountain Religious Studies Business Admin. Des Peres, MO Jessie Flanders . Marissa Foshee Newnn, GA Art Religious Studies Memphis, Tn Erin Fleischer Montgomery, AL Political Science Wellesley, MA

Chris France Philip Gennette Econ./Bus. Admin Chemistry Fort Collins, CO Erin Gabbert Kyle Gehres Atlanta, GA International Studies Biology Florence, AL Whitney Garman Fort Rei. Stud. & Psychology Colleyville, TX

Ted Gentle Emily Goodman English Music Pell City, AL n Liz Glass Wilson, NC Philosophy Biology Des Moines, lA Zack Glaser Covin TN Religious Studies Hendersonville, TN

Maggie Goodman Sara Haiar English Business Admin. Hickman, KY Caitlin Goodrich eger Marion, SD English Biology Atlanta, GA John Gordon San Francisco, CA Political Science Atlanta, GA Casey Hail Bill Harden Pol. Sci. & Spanish Somerset, KY Sarah Hall David Haney Psychology History Houston, TX Duncan Hamilton Decatur, AL History Birmingham, AL

Chelsea Harkins Daniel Head Intl. Stud./Pol. Sci. Econ./Intl. Stud. & Bus. Admin. Clinton, MS Alexis Harris Matt Hart Dalton,GA Psychology Religious Studies Memphis, TN Catherine Harris Old Hickory, TN Art Little Rock, AR

Becky Heineke Rose Hiner Biology Biology Bartlett, TN Jennifer Hendrix Will Higginbotham Millington, TN Biology Economics Memphis, TN Erin Heslip Fayetteville, AR Political Science Huntsville, AL

Erin Hoekstra Zach Horn 1\.nthro./Soc. & English Biology Cordova, TN Emily Hoermann Stephan Horbelt Arlington, TN Business Admin. Political Science San Antonio, TX Matt Hoffberg Kingwood, TX English Santa Fe, NM

SenitJJ'S 11 Lindsay Hughes Peter Igoe History Political Science Little Rock, AR Tricia Hughes Bobby Humble St. Louis, MO Psychology Biology Dallas, TX Vicksburg, MS

Leslie Isaacman Jeshenna Johnson Anthro./Soc. Biology Memphis, TN Krysten Ivy Nathan Jeter Memphis, TN Religious Studies Econ./Bus. Admin. Indianapolis, IN Rebecca Jackson Baton Rouge, LA . Political Science Nashville, TN

Richard Johnson Rebecca Karem Spanish Psychology Murfreesboro, TN Erin Johnston Lexington, KY Religious Studies Dallas, TX Emily Jones History Jackson, MS

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Courtney Lundeen Christian Masters Urban Studies English Atlanta, GA Austin Lutz Memphis, TN Biology English Birmingham, AL Michael Lyerly Huntsville, AL Biology Birmingham, AL

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Lindsay Moody Megan Murphy Anthro./Soc. English Houston, TX Tiffany Moore Turley Muller Dallas, TX International Studies Business Admin. Vidalia, GA Aly Morris Memphis, TN Psychology Bartlett, TN

Virginia Nolen Elaine Odie Russian Stuides Biology Cordova, TN John Norfleet Justin Nylund Tulsa, OK Computer Science Religious Studies Hermitage, TN Elizabeth Norton Dallas, TX Business Admin. Millington, TN

Leslie Patterson Business Admin. Biology Greenwood, AR Josie Orlando Tony Pampel Columbia, MO International Studies Business Admin. Monroe, LA Sezen Oygar Gulf Shores, AL Business Admin. Orlando, FL Meredith Patterson Juliet Pearl Psychology Philosophy Dallas, TX Nick Patterson Amir Paydar Roswell, GA Political Science Biology Little Rock, AR Memphis, TN

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Kathryn Pigg Anthro./Soc. Chemistry . Little Rock, AR Michael Phillips Franklin, TN Theatre Business Admin. Mocksville, NC Blake Phillips Birmingham, AL Chemistry Jonesboro, AR

Megan Pollock Thomas Prince Econ./Intl. Studies History Cedar Hill, TX Emi Poppens Valerie Power Livermore, CO International Studies Inti. Studies/French Owensboro, KY Bryan Powell Midland, TX Business Admin. Austin, TX

Mills Ramsay Katie Richter Economics Theatre Highlands, NC Veena Rangaswami Jackson, MS History Helena, AR Anders Reynolds Theatre Little Rock, AR

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Adriana Sahliyeh Lindsey Seifert International Studies Relgious Studies Dallas, TX Susan Satar Kirstyn Schwartz Baton Rouge, LA Latin Am. Stud./Spanish English IN St. Louis, MO History Germantown, TN

Sara Shami Cecile Shoemaker Psychology English Leesburg, FL Amber Shaw Millington, TN English Comp. Sci. & Phil. Bartlett, TN Allen Sheehan Birmingham, AL Political Science Montgomery, AL

Jonathan Spilman English Computer Science Washougal, WA Emily Sottile Germantown, TN Business Admin. Art Daphne, AL Jordan Smith Monterey,_MA English Dallas, TX Shelley Spring Religious Studies History Marietta, GA Chelsea Stevens Chris Stout Jackson, MS Intl. Studies & French English Millbrook, NY Logan Stevens St. Louis, MO Econ./Bus. Admin Marietta, GA

Jay Sulzmann Political Science Urban Studies Dover, PA Becca Sweeney Matt Teague Louisville, KY International Studies Religious Studies Memphis, TN Ryan Swihart Atlanta, GA Political Science Columbus, GA

Jonathan Tipton Caroline Underwood Econ./Bus. Admin. Grapevine, TX Morgan Tribuna International Studies Elizabeth Townsend Portland, ME French Nashville, TN

Caroline Vance Emily Walker Latin Am. Stud./Spanish History Salisbury, NC Jenny Vaughn Abbey Walker Memphis, TN Religious Studies Intl. Stud./Pol. Science Bogart, GA Blake Wadell San Antonio, TX History Chattanooga, TN Julia Walsh Beth Wennerstrom Pyschology Physics Vestavia Hills, AI Katie Walsh Matt Wegmann Little Rock, AR Art Economics Plano, TX Samantha Weaver Manchester, MO Theater Houston, TX

Maude Westerman Psychology San Antonio, TX Alyson White Katherine Whitfield Vero Beach, FL Greek & Roman Stud. English Chelsea, London Kelly White Murfreesboro, TN Inti. Stud./Pol. Sci. Hopkinsville, KY

David Wiley Elizabeth Winkelmanr Psychology Art Atlanta, GA Mary Williams Jon David Willingham Canton, MS Psychology/Biolgy Economics Jonesboro, AR Logan Williamson Owensboro, KY Psychology Dallas, TX

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Beth Campbell Kristin Campbell Reena Chacko Queena Chae Sarah Cheon Angela Choi Katie Cion Ben Clark

Jeremy Clark Courtney Collins Craig Cooper Brandon Couillard Brynnan Cox Krista DeWitt Lauren Dileo Karen Dobyns Stanley Douglas Moss Driscoll Brian Eason Altovise Ewing Molly Fitzpatrick Alanna Flax-Clark Missy Flinn Nick Frankel Courtney Frye Megan Fuller Emily Furlow Matin Ghafuri Mary Claire Giffin Kathyrne Giovannini Chris Glancy Stephanie Gong

Meredith Guillot Lisa Hagan Melanie Hall Amanda Hamidi Zach Harris Lisa Harsch Chip Hartigan Amanda Hathaway

Chris Hathorn Amanda Hearst Marion Heckethorn Tara Henry Sarah Hildenbrand Chris Hildreth Calhoun Hipp Allen Hodges Laura Hoffmeister Terese Holm Sheria Holmes Hailey Hopper Hennessy Howell Laura Humphreys Hamilton Hutchinson Bill Israel

Lauren Jackson Katie Jameson Jacki Jeffrey Jason Jenkins Angela Jennings Seth Johnson Kendall Karcher Leah Kaye Jennifer Kim J K Kizer David Kottwitz Lauren Lochner Erin Lawton Nicole Lazo Becca Lewis Katie Lipsmeyer

Jodi Little Nicole Lobdell Kathleen Mallaney Corletra Mance Tabbetha Martin Elizabeth Maxey Amanda McAllister Nicholas McCamey

Krista McClain Joseph McKinney Meriwalker McRight Michael Menszer Jane Anne Miller Lauren Miller Maureen Miller Grace Mitchell Jonathan Nelson Michael Nelson Noelle Norris Rachel Novotny Mollie O'Dell CJ O'Neal Jade Opper Mira Patel

Pratik Patel Jackie Perrottet Cynthia Pfohl Lundy Plash Ellen Porter Frances Rabalais Derek Robe Heidi Rademacher Brenna Ragghianti Natalie Ray Swiggett Robbins Brad Romig Heather Ross Will Routt Jackie Ruick Justin Sampson

Sarah Sanders Deana Satar Matthew Sauter Hillary Schroeder Collin Schultenover Alia Shirani Amanda Sirota Lee Smith

;Junitws 21 Laura Stanford Joseph Stewart Margaret Summerford Daniel Swanstrom Hannah Syburg Rachel Tell Ryan Thames Chris Thompson Hunter Tigert Wi ll Tyler Lisa Ulevich Stanley Vance Nicole Vasquez Joe Vaughan Erin Vickers Lucie Watkins Logan Wheeler Liz Wiedemann Carrie Wieners Jordan Wood Matt Wood Millie Worley John Yacoubian

Will Tyler has his cake and eats it too! Rami Almefty Lydia Andras Kristen Andrews Sara Ash Chelsea Ashworth Kelley Babcock Cottie Barber Amy Barnette Megan Bartels Kate Bartholomew Christine Bass Geoff Berkow Catherine Birdwell Jacquelyn Blankinship Brice Blanton Catherine Bloom

Leigh Bonner John Bordelon Chellie Bowman Ronald Bozant Callie Brooks Kasey Brooks Gretchen Bufe Tiffany Burch Caleb Burke Desi Campbell Paige Carpenter Michelle Carriere Ben Carroll Ashley Carver Eben Cathey Will Cauthorn

Erin Chance Ryan Childs Erin Chlum Emily Clark Martha Cole Casey Conley Taylor Cook Will Corvey Allison Cox Jake Cremer Jon Croft Amy Croom Ashley Crosland Elizabeth Cummings Laura Dallas Ty Danielson

Amie Demmel Jessica Devitt Enoch DeVors Tara DiTrolio Andrew Drannon Bethany Drehman A J Duggan Elizabeth Dunnam

Andrea Durham Kelsey Durrett Paul Echols Caroline Fabacher Sarah Fairchild Kayti Fan Brad Farris Rory Faver

ScpiUJJHC)'flS 2 3 Matt Felgendreher Caroline Ferrari Michael Flexsenhar Colleen Forsyth Jeff France Marie Francis Gaines Fricke Haley Fults

Tyler Gamble Joey Garrison Orion Gates Sophie Gatins Tracey George Harris Golden Nancy Elizabeth Goodman Meredith Gould Amanda Granger Amy Gray Marni Green Frances Griffin Laura Groezinger Rob Gunn Trey Gupton Justin Guthrie

Heather Hall Tasha Harris John Harrison Valerie Hartmann Amy Noelle Haygood Rachel Hays Holly Heath Heath Henderson Chrissie Hendrickson Harry Hibbert Tristan Hill Kathleen Hines Meaghan Hines Stephanie Hinojosa Garrett Honea Ruth Houston Cody Hubley Anna lvey Sean Jessee Jeremy Jessop Yuhki Jimbo Laura Caroline Johnson Daniel Jones Lizzy Jones

Lynn Keathley Adam Keckler Daniel Keedy Sandy Keller Taylor Killion Justin Kinchen Caroline King Marguerite King Jeff Knowles Korey Kormick Angela Kornman Rebecca Kynes Erin Langston Jonathan Leader Geoff Lees Christian Leveque Paul Lewis Mark Light Steven Link Graham Little Leslie Longtin Sean Lowry Daniel Mack Patti Mahautmr Steven Maki Leanne Malik Hamp Markel Justin Marlar Danielle Mashburn Adam Master Sarah McAdams Morgan McCann

Meredith McDonald Casey McElroy Erin McGhee Kristin McKenna Matthew Mclain Anne McMicken Paul McMurry Aaron McNutt Laura McWane Martina Melliand Rachel Methvin Dane Meyer Ashley Mitchem Shelby Monning Eric Montesi Susannah Morse

Mladen Mrkaic Katie Mullins Jessica Murphy Celia Mutchnick Elizabeth Nabers Thu Nguyen Stephanie Norris Sarah Norton Brandon Nugent Mike O'Gorman Sandy Obreza Johoanna Ogden Justin Olszeski Carrie Osborne Brent Owens Brad Petkovich Michelle Petter Addie Peyronnin Rachel Pigg Megan Pillsbury Brandi Pippin Sean Quinn Patrick Rhamey Michele Roberts

Tim Robinson Cameron Rochelle Jenny Rogers Philip Ruppel Jenna Sadar Becky Saleska Monta Sayasan Laura Schilling

Catherine Scott Raven Scott Alec Scovil Lorie Seruntine Brendan Shortell Anna Sibley Ben Silver Sonia Singh Claire Singleton Ed Smith Maggie Sommer Michael Spilman Brian Steinert Brooke Stevens Virginia Stewart Sally Stinchfield

SopluJmtmzs 25 Ethan Stranch Mark Stratton Loren Streit Colin Strickland Emily Sullivan Mirine Suzuki Sunya Sweeney Stephanie Swindle Marc Tachuk Ashley Tarver Erin Tasman Jennifer Todd Clare Tomlinson Ben Trentlage Susan Truss David Tyler Jeanne Tyson Roslyn Valentine Blake Van Horn Lydia Vincent Nicole Walker Chasie Wallis Linda Ward Lauren Warfield

Ryan Weaver Daniel Webb Dane Wendell Matt Wessels Charles White Trey Whitsitt Ellen Whitten Adam Wilkinson Andrew Willey Kim Williams Mark Wilson Meriwether Wofford Matthew Writt Katie Yoder Luke Young Park Young

Ethan Youngblood Katie Ackerman Jamie Adams Kate Adcock Ben Alexander Meredith Allison Courtney Ambrosia Cori Anderson Jerrod Anderson

Paige Anderson Laura Arnold Sara Babb Emily Backues Eden Badgett Caitlin Bahn Emily Baldwin Kenneth Bale

Debbie Banerjee Scott Barb Anne Barenkamp Ashley Barker Wes Barker Scott Barrows Will Bartholomew Mandy Bash

Rebecca Batey Scott Bayer Kathryn Beale Drew Beatty April Beavers Sam Beckett Katie Bell Teresa Bell Megan Benson Anthony Berry Korey Betts Kimberly Beydler Julie Bitely Annalee Blanton Adam Bohnert Davis Bonham

Chris Bowes Alexandra Boyd Lauren Boyer Krystal Bradshaw Jen Brake Sara Bransford Corbin Bratteli Bonnie Brewer

Jennifer Brindley Mollie Briskman Wendy Brooks Allison Brown Erin Brown Taylor Brown Meg Brunner Jenn Bulmash Mary Catherine Burgoyne Allison Burris Martha Butler David Butterfield Joseph Bynum Sarah Cabali Sarah Cage Amie Cahill Matthew Cain Chris Calamese · Amanda Campbell Christie Campion Christine Cannon Anna Cantrell Paul Carls Valoree Casamer Daniel Case Fionn Casey Taylor Casey Chelsea Castiglioni Tatiana Cerna Alex Chambers Katy Chambers Josie Chang

Sarah Chikowski Rachel Chute Trey Clark Deborah Clarke Leigh Clasby Matt Claypool Courtney Cockerell Caroline Cole

Carolyn Cole Rebecca Coleman Kevin Comer Tracy Conn Sara Connaughton Will Cooper Jimmy Cornfoot Brad Crawford

Aaron Creek Dustin Crider Anne Marie Crifasi Elza Crocco Leonard Curry Emily Dafferner Chad Daugherty Alexis Davis Ginny Davis Josh Davis Ross Dawkins Kristina Dean Courtney Denson Kristina Dickerson James Die Kevin Dinh

Lauren Dodd Gena Dolson Sarah Donachie Adam Doupe Lori Dowell Betsy Duckett Hunter Duesing Tad Duvall Megan Dyer Evan Elliott Jennifer Emo Scott Epstein Chris Ernst Elizabeth Erny Thomas Farris Alexandra Felgar Becky Ferguson Ferrell Ferrell Kimberly Finnell Asa Flynn Jeremy Foon Chelsea Fraine Wyatt Franks Rachel Frantz Pamela Freire Patrick Fulgham Ben Gabor Sarah Galpern John Garner Kelly Garner Edith Garrett John Gehrig

Ashley George Daniel German Katharine Glass Kelly Goad Kimberly Godwin Kyle Goldman Joe Goldsmith Peter Goodrich Jonathan Goodwin Mary-Milam Granberry Hallie Graves Andy Greer Olivia Hackman Amanda Hagee Brittany Hall Hallye Hall

Jessica Hallford Daniel Hammond David Hammond Tiffany Harper Pete Hart Scott Harvey Andrew Havard Alice Hawley Daniel Heacock Samantha Hechtman Katie Henderson Kyle Hicks Ross Hilliard Kari Eve Hingle Hayley Hinson Ben Hobbs Mark Hoblitzell Wick Hobson Meghan Hofto Zoe Holford Katie Holtkamp Jeremy Holzmacher Patrick Hoover Jason Hopkins

Austin Horne Truett Horne Chaz Howard Stephen Howden Drew Howell Meredith Huddleston Monica Huerta Amy Huffenus

Nathan Hulling Lauren Hunt Samantha Hurt James lgoe Russell Ingram Tulisha Jackman Harold Jackson Kim Jackson Matt Jackson Nauzy Jafarifard-Veyjoyeh John Jamison John Janeski Katie Jardine Josh Jefferies John Jennison Crystal Jessee John Jester Chen-Chen Jiang Lindsay Joe David Johnson Randi Johnson Allison Johnston George Johnston Courtney Jones Jason Jordan Nash Keirn Grace Keith Rhianna Kelling Thomas Kelly Kate Key Daniel Killary Erin King

Sophia King Akram Knefati Becky Kolton Lauren Kokajko Mary Kyle Benjamin Lambert · David Lane Katie Lane

Lindsey Langsdon Dan Large Matt Law Cony Lee Meredith Lee Amy Leggette Tiane Leonard John Lesikar Greta Lewis Bethany Lindaman Sally Lineback Lisette Lipscomb Amanda Jane Lloyd Alison Lohse Daniel Lombardo Shana Long

Matt Lovett Michelle Luby Sarah Lunceford Alex Lynch Brooks Lyons Scott MacMurdo Cote Majors Jodi Malone

Dan Mansmann Lauren Marks Hilary Mast Anne May Barry Mayfield Lauren McClure Liz McClure Kevin McCormack

Victoria McCullough Daniel McFadden Helen Meaher Matt Medford Brittany Melvin Sarabeth Menz Allison Miller Janna Miller Laura Beth Minnich Alex Mohler Christine Mondragon Chad Moomjian Amy Moore Jeremy Morgan Brett Morris Jessika Morris Lindsey Mull Mathew Murchison Michele Murray Suvi Murti Jack Neill Lauren Neupert Lauren Neville Zach Newton Alex Ng Lily Nicholson Stephanie Nielson Sonia Nkashama Megan Norman Kelly Nosari Kris Novak Sini Nwaobi

Tobias O'Leary Shelton Oakley Rene Orth Cassie Ortiz Tommy Orton Alix Orza Jon-Michael Osolnik Duvall Osteen Caroline Owens Rachel Ozbun Katina Papathopoulos Kristyn Parker Joel Parsons Mehul Patel Shawn Paterakis Claire Patrick Cianna Pender Lizzie Phillips Robby Piper Joy-Elizabeth Pittman Treniese Polk Chris Pond Corinne Poole Ashton Potter Molly Powers Leah Pranger Ross Pruitt Lori Purkey Ke Qi Alexander Ramirez Therese Rapski Michael Reardon

Kelly Reed Jevon Reinke Bethany Reisner Reed Reynolds Laura Rigazzi E.J. Roberts Meketia Roberts Adam Robinson Laine Royer Chrissy Ruiz de Molina Sara Rutherford Amanda Sakla Umair Saleem Kaveh Salehy Samad Samano Caroline Sartain

Matt Schaefer Diane Schaffrick Jenny Schneider John Schranck Kourtney Schroeder Colly Scott Drew Scott Adam Shea Will Sheftall Caitlin Sherman Aria Shult Christine Simecka Jeff Simmons Matt Simpson Paul Sinclair Meg Sizemore

Emily Smith Grayson Smith Rebecca Smith Robert Smith Tyler Smith Jon Snape Kate Snider Mary Helen Solomon Rachael South Craig Souza Brent Stabbs Anna Stagg Jessica Stepp Britain Sterling · Katherine Stewart Mike Stix

Elizabeth Story Alex Strahan Luke Strange Rachel Stuart Nick Stutzman Jacob Sutherland Elliott Taliaferro Monica Tam

Cyrus Tanhaee Kim Taylor Meagan Terral Lora Terry Megan Theis Elyse Thomas Paige Thomas Wes Thompson Nick Threlkeld Whitney Tidwell Patrick Tolivar Sarah Townsend Stephanie Treese John Trepanowski Holley Tucker Kristin Tucker

Melissa Tucker Lara Turci Andrea Turnquist Caitlin Ulmer Jamie Underwood Laura Vansickle Camille Varner Evan Volgas Lauren Von Drehle Jay Voss Julianne Waddell Tess Waechter Kara Wall Abby Walsh Stephanie Walters Andrew Ward Kristan Ward Melissa Ward Rachel Waterfill Katherine Watkins Tom Watson Sarah Weakley Laurie Jean Weldon Amy Wells Nicholas Westbrook Brad Whiteside Lauren Wilder John Willard Becky Williams Chase Williams Maggy Williams Julia Withoelter

Brianne Wood Carley Wood Kristin Wood Margaret Works Jonathan Wright S-K Wright Kate Wyman Stephanie Wynne Paul Zarychta

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This year's Peer Assistants and signing, held in Evergreen Church across Orientation Coordinators worked with the street from the main campus, was a the faculty and staff to ensure the central part of the event as each most successful Orientation possible student pledged to uphold the for the Class of 2007. With expectations held by the institution and construction taking place in the center became a member of the Rhodes of campus, the rush of new students community. Finally, Orientation ended moving in forced the with a bang as Maroon 5 performed Orientation staff to during the Welcome Back Party in the be even more amphitheatre. The week's festivities prepared for the served as the means by which first­ traffic this year. year students were welcomed to the After the new College and will represent their first students were college memories and experiences for settled into their years to come. rooms, the Orientation staff led them through several days of acclimation to the College and Memphis as a whole. The "Memphis Connection" tours through the city proved Students toured the city during Orien­ successful again this year and tation in order to make a "Memphis "Disorientation" was once again a hit Connection." with the new students. A Memphis­ Becky Saleska broke it down for the themed dinner in the RAT familiarized new students during The Late Show new students'tastes to the city's with Anders Reynolds. best-known dishes. The Honor Code The Real Rhodes crew. A bus full of anticipation as new students take part in the Memphis Connection tours.

Orientation leaders meet to plan for a successful experience.

A quick visit to the gift shop at the Memphis Zoo allow the students time to try a f~w things on for size.

Orientation was fun for all those involved ... even the leaders. Kappa Delta All-ging during • Parent~ Weekend Every yeelr, PClrent's Weekend SClturdCly night Clnd got the provides the students' pelrents Cl opportunity to meet other chelnce to pClrticipClte in celmpus pelrents Clnd get to know Memphis Clctivities Clnd view the progress in the WClY thelt their children of the celmpus community. experience it. PClrent's Weekend PClrents were Clble to Clttend their WClS Cln Clccomplishment for the student's clelsses on Fridely, Clnd whole celmpus, Clllowing every thelt night, the K.3pp.3 Sigmels took ClSpect of Rhodes College to be first plelce Clgelin Clt the yeelrly shown off. K.3pp.3 Deltel All-Sing. SClturdCly Clfternoon, pelrents were Clble to Clttend the footbelll Clnd soccer gelmes on celmpus Clnd were invited to the yeelrly Alphel TClu Omegel Cluction which relised money for their locell philelnthropy. MClny felmilies went out on

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Katie Maxwell, Kathlene Caldwell, and alumni 1-fornecorning

Homecoming festivities grow in popularity in future years!" traditionally mark the time of RAB also held another very year for pep rallies, football successful Homecoming Dance at ames, and reunions with former the beautifully decorated Mud IJI;;iiiilliil...,....~classmates, aS well aS a Island River Terrace, which celebration of the College by past overlooks the Mississippi River. and present students alike. With a DJ playing all of the best H~mecoming 2003 certainly lived dance songs, students were able up to expectations with an annual to party the night aWaY in their rally in the amphitheater at semiformal attire. The River ch student athletes were Terrace also opened the roof top '"''"r·""nized. Corky's serving their patio for a wonderful view at the famous barbecue to spectators edge of downtown Memphis. was an added treat. With Interacting with alumni during the updates from all fall sports, the day at various events including a students supported each team lovely picnic in the Rollow Avenue with the direction of the of Oaks, the dance was a chance cheerleading squad cheers and for the currents to enjoy each dances. Rhodes Activities Board other's company and cut a rug on President Vanessa Kosloski said, the dancefloor. To top of the "I think that providing students weekend's events, the football with Corky's- C! Rhodes team rallied against Rose-Hullman favorite- was a huge draw for (28- 16), to come up with a great· them to come out this evening. I victory! hope that the event continues to Rite~ of gpring

The 2003 Rites of Spring was, as became the theme of the event. The bands always, a huge success. The Rhodes this year included North Mississippi All­ Activities Board brought head Iiners Stars, Three 6 Mafia, Murphy's regular including Better Than Ezra and Pat Green, musician Joe Norman, Verve Pipe, and Lit. while several student bands showed off Winning the opportunity to perform at their talent throughout the weekend. The Rites at Spring, Battle of the Bands first event was not without some surprises as and second place winners were Granola Rites was moved Shrapnel and Phil Had Twins, respectively. inside the Bryan Due to rain, Rites was once again held Campus Life Center inside, but the torrential downpours did not due to the forecasts deter students from enjoying the of rain and a bomb weekend's events. threat caused one Other events included the first band to cancel their annual Rites to Play Harder, which followed performance. Despite the Kinney program's traditional service changes to the venue event known as Rites to Play. After and line-up, students supporting the community by playing gathered into the alongside local children, students could Multisports Forum to socialize with friends, enjoy a little playtime of their own with while also singing and dancing along to the inflatables, a dunk tank, a snow cone music. machine, and music. Fearless students After a surprisingly successful could relive their childhood on a makeshift Welcome Back Fall Concert by Maroon 5 slip-and-slide soaked with dishwashing during Orientation, the Rhodes Activities soap. Building upon the traditions of past Board was especially excited to take on Rites of Spring, the 30th Anniversary the planning of the 2004 Rites of Spring. event proved successful and created a few Only adding to the excitement, this year new traditions for the event's future. the Board celebrated the 30th anniversary of Rites of Spring, which

Michael Lomb and Meg Cham­ bers overlook the festivities of Rites to Ploy 2003.

Students enjoy the jumbo slip and slide courtesy of RAB at the first annual Rites to Ploy Harder. Katie Fan and Wes Cain enjoy the front row at the Three Six Mafia concert.

Three 6 Mafia's Friday night perfor~ monee drew the largest crowd for the Rites weekend.

North Mississippi Allstars put on a great show for the students. genior Week

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2003-2004 Officers:

President: Thomas Prince Vice President: Marcus Cox Treasurer: Brandon Couillard Secretary: Nick Patterson Chaplain: Tripp Hullender Usher: Palmer Snodgrass Keeper of Annals: John Gordon Sentinel: Geoff Lees

Alpha Tau Omega was founded in 1865 in an effort to bring Northern and Southern gentlemen together in Christian leadership and brotherhood, and in 1882 came to the College. Considered the leadership development fraternity, ATO strives to build strong leaders through scholarship, philanthropy, community involvement and a lively social scene. This year, the chapter co-sponsored the 2" ct Annual Run for Fun benefiting St. Jude. The chapter also held the 1st annual "Welcome Back Party" to benefit the Rhodes College Habitat for Humanity chapter. Members are involved with Snowden Elementary, Sacred Heart Catholic School, Adopt-a-Friend while continuing to sponsor the annual ATO/KD Halloween party and Easter Egg hunt for local Memphis school children. ATO ' s also participate in a myriad of extracurricular activities such as varsity and intramural athletics, RSG, Rites to Play, Rhodes Singers, RAB, Peace Jam, and many honor societies. Supporting a well-rounded college experience, the brothers of ATO also host many social events. Swaps with sororities include the annual Viking Swap with Chi Omega, the Unity Party with BSA, Toga swap with KD, along with winter and spring formals. The notorious Tacky Wedding swap with Tri-Delta continues to be one of the most memorable evenings of the year. ATO exists to constantly bind men together in a Brotherhood of Friendship, committed to strengthening the bonds of brotherhood and leadership within the College campus and into the greater Memphis community.

Graham Little and Brandon Couillard take a break outside during the ATO Christmas ·Formal.

The brothers of ATO gather with Snowden Elementary students at the annual Easter Egg Hunt in the spring. Kappa Alpha

2003-2004 Officers

I - Taylor Miller II - Matt Mclain III - Kyle Kamrath IV - Collin Schultenover V - Casey Conley VI - Nick McCamey VII - Davis Bonham VIII- Phil Jakubowicz IX - Drew Shores

The Alpha Epsilon chapter of the Kappa Alpha Order centers on the ideals of brotherhood which have prospered since its founding at the College in 1887. Through extensive fraternal involvement and campus leadership the members of KA strive toward the founding ideals of Robert E. Lee. Adding thirteen new members to the Order, KA continues its legacy of excellence. Along with the expanding membership, the brothers of KA also extended their individual campus involvement by increasing participation within the athletics, such as the soccer, football, and tennis teams, as well as within community wide service. KA raises money annually for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. By helping to organize an "Enchanted Forest" philanthropy, the members of KA joined the community in raising over $100,000 for St. Jude's research hospital. Members of the Order remain an integral part of the College community through . academic excellence, commitment to service, as well as contributing to the vibrant social scene of the Greek community. KA hosts numerous swaps each year, as well as the widely popular Old South Week in the spring. The Alpha Epsilon chapter looks forward to its continued strive towards fraternal excellence.

Kyle Kamrath showcases his talent with the band at this year's Old South Formal.

Nick McCamey, Alex Strahan, and Cobin Bratteli display their golfing attire at a swap. Kappa Si9 W\a 2003-2004 Officers 1Knppu ~igmu President: Matt Fletcher

Vice President: Logan Stevens

Secretary: Richard Johnson

Treasurer: Chase Couch

Ceremonies: Wes Lawrence

New Member Educator: Chris

Stout and Lloyd Paul

Kappa Sigma's foundation is brotherhood. Whether the brothers cultivate their talents in athletics, academics, community service, or campus involvement, they know that their successes are due in no small part to the brotherhood of gentlemen that the fraternity provides. The brothers desire to be the best, not only in college, also in life­ long pursuits. Since it's founding at Rhodes in 1882, Phi Chapter has dedicated itself to ensuring that the purpose of Kappa Sigma, the development of a better man, is upheld. The members of the Phi Chapter have established themselves on campus through participations in groups stretching across the college' s student community. These groups include: Honor Council, SRC, the Kinney and Rhodes Service Scholar Programs, Woolsacks, ARO, as well as a wide variety of athletics and intramural activities. The brothers of Kappa Sigma strive for excellence, which is evident in this year's achievement of taking First Place in Kappa Delta's Annual All-Sing, winning the House Cup in intramurals, and receiving the honor of House of the Year in the first annual Greek Week competition. In addition, Kappa Sigma hosted its fourth annual "PHI-lanthropy" week, a week devoted to fundraising for their national philanthropy, Big Brothers/ Big Sisters. Through balancing academics, social activities, and campus involvement, the brothers of Kappa Sigma continue to uphold the standards set forth by their founders in 1882.

The Senior Class of Kappa Sigma congratulate each other on a successful Rush season.

The brothers on Bid Day anxiously wait for their new pledge class to arrive at the house. Pi Kappa Alpha Ji 1Kappa Alp4a w~eta (!l~apttr 2003-2004 Officers

President: Will Higginbotham Vice President: Chris Glancy Vice President: Ryan Wilson Secretary:Jack Baber Treasurer: Daniel Dunnavant Member-At-Large: Travis Cox Social Chair: Bill Harden Academics Chair: Justin Nylund Pledge Educator: Matt Teague House Chair: Will Tyler

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Daniel Jones, Adam Robinson, Will Tyler, and Matt Teague take a break from school with a camping excursion.

Pikes kick off their formal week in style. SieJ-Y\a Alpha G-psilot'\ 2002-2003 Officers: TENNESSEE ZETA

President: Blake Waddell i!UUi! ..i!UU3 ~ Vice President: John Decker

Treasurer: Hamilton Hutchinson

Pledge Educator: Andrew Hoffman

Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity serves as a foundation for the social development of its members, instilling values that have been embraced by more than 260,000 men initiated into the brotherhood since the fraternity 's founding in 1856. The mission of SAE is to promote the highest standards of friendship, scholarship and service based upon the ideals set forth by the Founders and as specifically enunciated in "The True Gentleman." The Tennessee Zeta Chapter at Rhodes College is one of Sigma Alpha Epsilon's most historic chapters. Many distinguished SAE's that have received national recognition spent great amounts of time at "The Bunting Brother Memorial Lodge" at the College during their undergraduate education. The current 47 members of the Zeta chapter strive for excellence in every facet of college life, including academics, athletics, and philanthropy. Presently, SAE is represented in five different academic honor societies and many other student organizations. The chapter also boasts star athletes on the varsity football, baseball, basketball, and track teams, as well as on the club lacrosse and crew teams. SAE members are also involved in many philanthropy events where members volunteer regularly at the soup kitchen, Parea elementary, and Snowden elementary. The men of SAE continue their tradition of excellence within the College community and beyond.

Tom Hook, Jonathan Leader, and Aizaz Tareen pre-party in the dorms for an upcoming swap. Matt Felgendreher, Daniel Mack, Adam Master, Aizaz Tareen, Rob Baty, Tom Hook gather off campus for a weekend party. 2003-2004 Officers

President: Jeff Winslow

VP: David Wiley

Treasurer: Pratik Patel

Secretary: Mark Stratton

Social Chair: DJ Bentley

Recruitment Chair: Paul Hanbury

Philanthropy Chair: Allan Schmitt

The Legion of Honor was founded in 1869 when a young Confederate veteran at the Virginia Military Institute and hi s two comrades formed a brotherhood based on the virtues of Love, Honor, and Truth. Today, the Epsilon Sigma Chapter of Sigma Nu embodies these virtues as they strive to find men who govern each act with a high sense of honor. This is accomplished through a short, but trying candidacy program through which young men are taught the importance of loyalty, service, scholarship and respect. To this end, the chapter is very active in campus life as well as the Memphis community as a whole. The members participate in numerous community service projects including: the Greater Memphis Jaycees Halloween Haunted House, the Tri Delta' s Up Till Dawn program, and the Annual Chi-Omega Easter Egg Hunt. Sigma Nu ' s also donated the most blood of any fraternal organization on campus at the blood drive during the inaugural Greek Week. Also involved heavily on campus, chapter membe.rs are varsity golfers, SCAC Student-Athlete Award winners, actors in theater productions, varsity swimmers, ruggers on the club rugby team, Model U.N. participants, as well as holding membership in multiple honor societies. The chapter also hosts various events throughout the year. In addition to participating in swaps with all the campus sororities, the chapter hosted a Halloween Party, the White Rose Formal, the annual Valentine's Day Formal, and the revered Luau Week in the Spring. Sigma Nu' s enthusiastically express their pride for the city' s most famous attractions.

Demonstrating their enjoyment for downtown festivities, Sigma Nu ' s gather in front of the Pyramid. A A.b.. SENIORS 2009- 2004 Alpha Kappa Alpha

2003 -2004 Officers:

President: Jeshenna Johnson

Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer: Terri Sharpley

Service to All Mankind has been the driving force behind the spirit of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Incorporated since the beginning of its existence. Setting a standard of excellence. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc. was the first Black Greek Sorority founded for and by Black women Fotmded on January 15. 1908 by 16 articulate. intelligent. enthusiastic. and tenadous young women on the campus of Howard University in Washington. D.C.. AKA has served as the sisterhood. support. and strength of more than 200.000 young women across the nation and around the world AKA has implemented and sustained many service projects targeting the arts. economic empowerment. health. education. and the black family. the target goals of AKA.The spirit of AKA has run deep in the Omicron Chi Chapter at Rhodes College since its chartering in 1989_The first NPHC Sorority established at the College. the chapter continually strives to maintain the vision of its founders through its active role both on and off the campus. Members have served as Bonner Scholars. Bonner Congress Representatives. RA. s. P A. s. ASPIRE trainers. mentors. and partidpants in the Vagina Monologues. On the regional leveL the chapter has attained the Undergraduate Achievement Award. Collaboration Award. Connection Award. Pictorial History Award. as well as fostered and developed the Southeastern Region· s Miss AKA -Jeshenna Johnson The Omicron Chi Chapter looks forward to serving the Rhodes Community for many years to come through the sorority" s target goals as well as through the perpetuation of this great sisterhood that promotes leadership. scholarship. and service to all

AKA President Jeshenm Johnson lends a hand with fellow sisters at the Memphis Foo:l Bank

Dancing the night away in the Lynx Lair. meml:x::rs of AKA show off their moves. Alpha

OW\iC~Ot'\ Pi

2003-2004 Officers

President: Lindsay Hughes Vice-President Administration: Whitney Garman Vice President Education: Catherine Harris Vice President Academic Development: Amber Shaw Vice President Member Recruitment: Ashley Kutz Keeper of the Ritual: Josie Orlando Chapter Relations Chair: Frances Rabalais

Founded by four best friends at Barnard College in January 2, 1897, Alpha Omicron Pi is a national sorority dedicated to operating as a democratic. unostentatious sodety. The Kappa Omicron chapter at Rhodes College has since developed into a group of diverse. yet close women. This year. the AOils became more involved with their national philanthropy, Arthritis Research. A large number of the women both assisting in the planning of and partidpation in the 5K run that benefited their philanthropy. The Run For Fun was also a huge project for the group, and many AOIIs served on the planning committees for the cooperative project along with Greeks from several other houses. After much hard work and great leadership. the ladies of AOII were proud to boast a strong finish in All-Sing this year. AOII was awarded the "Most Entertaining" honor this year at All Sing as they wowed the audience and judges with such songs as "Hey Mickey," "Opposites Attract," and "Spice Up Your Life .~ Socially. 2003-2004 has been an extremely fun year with many swaps. dances. and all­ campus parties. Always a favorite, though. the Formal Week proved to be a very spectal time for the AOIIs this year. Formal night was held in Club Atlas with danctng and spectal senior songs until a breakfast was served at the end of the evening.

AOPi sisters. old and new. shouw their pride during their Bid Day festivities which included a pool Iffi.Y.

~nior memb:rs of Alpha Omicron Pi gather outisde their house More Preferenoe Party during Rush in the fall Chi OW\ ega 2003-2004 Officers C!bi ~wega President: Sezen Oygar .n Vice President: Jennifer Hendrix 20 ' f} 04 Treasurer: Jacki Jeffrey Secretary: Mary Jaco New Member Education: Mandy Haggerty Social Chair: Anne Hughes PAN delegate: Tricia Hughes Personnel: Lauren Ferrera Campus Activities Chair: Adriana Saliyeh Philanthropy Chair: Lori Dunn Rush Chair:Carra Fowles Rush Information:Millie Worley House Chair: Ellye Bernardi Spirit & T-shirt Chair: Emily Costarides Alumni Chair: Aly Morris

Characterized by their leadership, service, and scholarship, the Kappa Beta Chapter of Chi Omega strives to uphold their values as individuals and as a group. while maintaining the high esteem of their chapter. With its national headquarters based in Memphis. the Chi Omega chapter benefits greatly with a strong pull of support at all levels. Each year. the chapter seeks to continue its deep tradition of philanthropy. holding events such as the annual campus-wide Pizza Taste. which is held in the Lynx Lair. Such events raise a substantial amount of money for the sororities national philanthropy­ the Make-A-Wish Foundation At the local level Chi Omega also holds events to further the success of the Memphis community by hosting a Christmas Party and Easter Egg Hunt alongside various fraternities for the city's children Members also lend a hand in other activities around the city including Race for the Cure and the March of Dimes. The sisters of Chi Omega also participate in a diverse array of activities and organizations on campus while also achieving success in academics as proven by their membership in several honor societies on campus. After focusing so much attention on the campus and local and national service. the sisters like to kick back and en joy events such as swaps with fraternities. their annual Dynamic Duo's Party. as well their much­ anticipated formal week in the spring. After all Chi Omega is more than just the sum of its parts as indicated by its dedication to academics. philanthropy. and strong sense of sisterhood

Menrlith Patterson and S2zen Oygar show off their letters during S2nior Pub CrawL

Chi Omega seniors join together to celebrate another successul Rush during Bid Dad events. 2003-2004 Officers

President: Caitlin Goodrich Vice-President New Member Education: Erin Wiles Vice President Public Relations: Katie Lipsmeyer Vice President Membership: Joanna Young Vice President Standards: Bailey Nichols Treasurer: Becca Marshall Assistant Treasurer: Jessica Stewart Secretary: Katie Jameson Panhellenic Representative: Leslie Isaacman

Nationally known for its commitment to excellence in scholarship, philanthropy. social success. and sisterhood. the Alpha Delta Chapter of Kappa Delta was founded at the College in 1925. Considered one of the top ten chapters nationwide. the Alpha Delta chapter hosted many events on campus including this year's 55th Annual All-Sing. which raised over $12.000 for St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital and the Children's Hospital in Richmond. Virginia In addition Kappa Delta organized and partidpated in numerous other philanthropic activities including: Mr. Shamrock Pageant. Halloween Party with the ATOs. Girl Scouts of American Programs. Habitat for Humanity. March of Dimes. and Rites to Play. Outside of its philantrophic activities. Kappa Delta also hosted social events including swaps with fraternities. Fall Date Party; Grab a Date. and Spring Formal Week. Kappa Deltas are very involved on campus and boast leadership in such organizations as: Rhodes Activities Board. Honor Council. Social Regulations Council. Rhodes Student Government. Publications Board. Admissions Representatives. Bonner and Burch Scholars. campus musidans. Kinney Coordinators. and numerous vatsity athletes. Holding scholarship as one of its core ideals. Kappa Delta has members in such honorary societies as: Mortar Board. Omicron Delta Kappa. Order of Omega. and Beta Beta Beta Proud of their diverse sisterhood. Kappa Delta will continue to strive towards their commitment to excellence and the will forever treasure the bonds of sisterhood.

Bailey Nichols, Caitlin Goodrich, Jenny Dill, and Mary Williams show off their angelic and delivish sides at their annual ATO swap.

Members of Kappa Delta show their joy with new members on Bid Day. Delta Delta Delta

2003-2004 Officers President: Eli sa Devall Vi ce President Adminstrati on: Jeaneane Fountain .£ Vice Pres ident Chapter Development: 211111 ~ 21102 Jennifer Sirmon Vice President Public Relati ons: Eli zabeth Townsend Vice President Finance: Ta mrin Wilcox Treasurer: Anne Rain Vice President Membership: Kell y White Secretary: Eli zabeth Nabers Academi cs Chair: Catherine Curti s Continuing Educati on: Betsi McGraw Philanthropy: Lindsay Chapman Social Chair: Emily Hoermann Risk Management: Liza Hanson Alumni Relations: Leland Haugh New Member Educati on: Kri sta Dewitt

The Delta Psi chapter of Delta Delta Delta established itself at the College on April 9. 1931 for the purpose of creating perpetual bonds of friendship amongst its members. developing a strong and womanly character. broadening moral and intellectual life. and assisting its members in every way possible. The members of Tri Delta work towards this purpose through involvement in philanthropic. social. and sisterhood activities. Tri Delta achieved an abundantly successful fund raising year through Delta Days and Fun Run. which raised over $15.000 for St. Jude Children· s Research Hospital Tri Delta also hosts a campus-wide platelet drive to benefit St. Jude. in which campus organizations compete against each other of the highest level of donated platelets. In addition to these campus wide events. members organize fun activities with the patients of Target House and Ronald McDonald House twice a month. as well as serve as tutors at Snowden Elementary School Tri Delta members are also compete on athletics teams. having members on the tennis. soccer. basketball. softball. equestrian and track teams to name a few. Lipstick on your Collar. Women's Chorus. Mortar Board Omicron Delta Kappa. and Order of Omega also boast Tri Delta's amongst their members. Tri Delta's are extremely proud of their sisterhood emphasizing "Delta's Only" events throughout the year to further encourage the sorority's founding purpose as well as allow members opportunities to have fun The members of Delta Delta Delta are proud to be a part of a group of women who encourage individuality and remain true to their ideals. while also allowing opportunities to grow within the College and the Memphis community.

The sisters of Tri Delta join outside their house during Bi Day festivities.

Tri Delta seniors commemorate their last Bid Day by gathering together after the day's events. 2003-2004 Officers

President: Jennifer Brooks

Vice-President/Member Intake Person: Lisa Hagan

Secretary: Jovan D. Mitchell

Epistoleus/Reporter: Latoya Newson

Sigma Gamma Rho was founded on November 12, 1922 on the campus of Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana by seven educators who wanted to promote high ideals of scholarship, leadership, sisterhood, and an unyielding commitment to "Greater Service, Greater Progess" toward all humankind The extent of Sigma Gamma Rho's diversity is reflected in the fact that their membership and activities are not restricted by any race, creed nationality, or religion They are the smallest of all NPHC sororities, but one of the largest community service organizations in the country. Because of their small size and invitation-only membership, the ladies of Sigma Gamma Rho are known for their close-knit sisterhood. The Omicron Xi Chapter of SGRHO was chartered at Rhodes in the fall semester on October 3, 1998. Since chartered they have sponsered events that have raised money for Project Reassurance(Hefer Project), Memphis Family Shelter, March of Dimes, Alzheimer's Day care, LifeBlood and Red Cross, and the NAACP, among other local charities. Omicron Xi's members have demonstrated leadership through a variety of activities at Rhodes such as Honor Council Black Student Association, Residence Life. Admissions, and the Kinney Program. The ladies plan to further demonstrate their commitment to service and leadership in the community and inspire actions in whatever they do. "We are the Last Createdbut the Best Designed- EEE-YIP!!"

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FootiBII 2003 SCHEDULE & RESULTS DEPAUW UNIVERSITY 26-28 MARYVILLE COLLEGE 38-20 CENTRE COLLEGE 31-32 POMONA-PITZER 31-21 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 21-28 ROSE-HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 28-16 UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH 34-14 COLORADO COLLEGE 46-27 TRINITY UNIVERSITY 23-20 MILLSAPS COLLEGE 35-3

ROSTER ADAM AUBEL THOMAS HOOK WILL BARTHOLOMEW JASON HOPKINS ROBBIE BATY MATT HRLICKA KORY BETTS HAROLD JACKSON JOHN BORDELON NATHAN JETER RONALD BOZANT NASH KEIM DANIEL BRUNNER PHIL KRAUSE CJHRIS CALAMESE RANDY LAVENDER NICK CAMPBELL MATTHEW LAW CHRIS CASTLEBERRY GIFFORD LOUDEN RYAN CHILDS SEAN LOWRY BEN CLARK STEVEN MAKI DARRELL CLARK BARRY MAYFIELD TREY CLARK NICK MCCAMEY ALEX CONFORTI DAN MCFADDEN CARL COOK JOSEPH MCKINNEY KEN COWARD MARR MEDFORD ·JONATHAN CROFT CHAD MILAM MATT DEMENT JACK NEILL MOSS DRISCOLL JOSH SADLER JUSTIN ETHERIDE ROB SCHRIER RORY FAVER ZACK SELF JEFF FREYDER ALLEN SHEEHAN MATT GOLDSBY BRIAN STEINHART DAVID HANEY DANIEL SWANSTROM MATTHEW HART RYAN SWIHART PHILIP HARTIGAN MATT TENORE MICHAEL HATCHER JOHN THERRELL JOHN HENDRICKS HUNTER TIGERT BEN HOBBS TAYLOR WHALEY LEONARD HOBSON MIKE WISNIOWSKI CLIFTON HOLLOWAY NICK YATSULA Field IIockey 2003 SCHEDULE & RESULTS LINDENWOOD UNIVERSITY 1-3 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY 0-1 TRANSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY 2-0 CENTRE COLLEGE 2-1 (OVERTIME) LINDENWOOD UNIVERSITY 2-3 UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH 4-3 (OVERTIME) BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY 1-3 TRANSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY 3-0 CENTRE COLLEGE 1-2 (OVERTIME) BELLARMINE 3-2

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LAURN KOKAJKO

HILARY MAST

MELISSA DORSEY

JENNIFER BROWN

ELIZABETH GLASS

KATIE WALSH

ALEXIS DAVIS

MONICA TAM

ELIZABETH ERNY

GINNIE ARNOLD

KATHARINE ETCHEN

LEIGH CLASBY

CHRISTIE MUELLER

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87 -women's SOtter 2003 SCHEDULE & RESULTS FREED-HARDEMAN UNIVERSITY 4-0 (SCRIMMAGE) EMORY UNIVERSITY 0-3 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY 2-1 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE 1-2 (OVERTIME) EAST TEXAS BAPTIST UNIVERSITY 5-2 PIEDMONT UNIVERSITY 2-0 HUNTINGTON COLLEGE 4-0 LAMBUTH UNIVERSITY 2-1 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY 0-4 ROSE-HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 3-2 (OVERTIME) MILLSAPS COLLEGE 2-0 OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY 2-0 AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE 4-1 TRINITY UNIVERSITY 0-1 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 1-0 (OVERTIME) HENDRIX COLLEGE 2-1 UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH 0-4 CENTRE COLLEGE 0-2

ROSTER NICOLE LAZO KRISTIN MCKEENA ANNA CLANTON RENE WELLER SUSAN WRIGHT SARAH LUBY AMANDA PATTERSON STACIE BEVERLY SAMANTHA RODZXICZ GREA LEWIS LAINE ROYER RACHEL HAGGERTY CAITLIN BAHN LAUREN BOYER ELIZABETH DATERS MEGHAN DAVIS KRISTAN WARD LEIGH COBURN JENNY VAUGHN JESSICA DEVITT ~en'SSoaB' 2003 SCHEDULE & RESULTS ALUMNI GAME 7-6 RUST COLLEGE 15-1 WEBSTER 5-1 BETHEL COLLEGE 3-2 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 1-0 LETOURNEAU UNIVERSITY 1-0 NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE 5-1 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY 1-0 ROSE HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 3-1 HUNTINGTON COLLEGE 4-0 FISK UNIVERSITY 1-0 (FORFEIT) MILLSAPS COLLEGE 2-1 OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY 2-0 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS UNIVERSITY 1-5 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE 0-1 TRINITY UNIVERSITY 2-3 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 2-1 HENDRIX COLLEGE 3-0 UNIVERSITY OF THE OZARKS 3-2 UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH 0-1 CENTRE COLLEGE 1-0

ROSTER JONATHAN NELSON JORDAN WOOD MICHAEL PHILLIPS DANNY HEINE MATT BECKMANN NICHOLAS FRANKEL ALEX RAMIREZ KEN BODE TREY WHITSITT PAUL STAAB GEOFFREY BERKLOW WHEELER GRAF JUSTIN SAMPSON MICHAEL HOHOS CHASE MATHIS BRAD CRAWFORD WARREN BOONE MIKE O'GORMAN ZACH GLASER BLAKE VAN HORN ALEX STRAHAN PAUL CARLS voDeybill 2003 SCHEDULE & RESULTS HANOVER COLLEGE (30-20, 30-14, 30-20) MESSIAH COLLEGE (30-13, 28-30, 30-15, 30-13) MARYVILLE COLLEGE (12-30, 28-30, 20-30) MILLIGAN COLLEGE (30-24, 30-28, 30-18) PALM BEACH ATLANTIC COLLEGE (20-30, 27-30, 32-34) EMORY UNIVERSITY (16-30, 17-30, 22-30) CAPITAL UNIVERSITY (30-25, 22-30, 23-30, 32-30, 5-15) NEWBERRY COLLEGE (30-23, 30-28, 29-3t 30-18) LAMBUTH UNVIERSITY (30-23, 30-24, 30-24) CHRISTIAN BROTHERS UNIVERSITY (30-27, 17-30, 20-30, 25-30) MCMURRY UNIVERSITY (30-27, 25-30, 30-21, 30-22) ROANOKE UNIVERSITY (25-30, 29-3t 23-30) ANDERSON UNIVERSITY (29-31, 27-30, 19-30) TRANSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY (32-30, 30-18, 30-25) HOWARD PAYNE (30-21, 30-24, 32-34, 31-29) BELHAVEN COLLEGE (30-14, 30-15, 30-19) LAMBUTH UNIVERSITY (30-20, 30-15, 31-29) SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY (28-30, 18-30, 21-30) TRINITY UNIVERSITY (21-30, 11-30, 15-30) HENDRIX COLLEGE (30-25, 30-23, 30-25) MILLSAPS COLLEGE (28-30, 30-21, 28-30, 28-30) LAGRANGE UNIVERSITY (30-23, 30-19, 22-30, 30-24) GRINNELL COLLEGE (32-34, 27-30, 24-30) CENTRE COLLEGE (30-21, 30-22, 25-30, 27-30, 15-11) DEPAUW UNIVERSITY (30-27, 31-29, 30-27) OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY (30-21, 30-1t 35-37, 30-15) UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH (30-26, 30-17, 30-19) ROSE-HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (30-26, 27-30, 30-22, 30-17) WHEATON COLLEGE (31-29, 30-28, 30-19) MILLSAPS COLLEGE (28-30, 30-19, 30-26, 30-24) SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY (30-20, 30-21, 30-26) TRINITY UNIVERSITY (20-30, 18-30, 19-30) HENDRIX COLLEGE (19-30, 30-27, 30-25, 30-28) ROSE-HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (30-27, 30-27, 25-30, 30-17) CENTRE COLLEGE (26-30, 30-18, 30-27, 27-30, 12-15) DEPAUW UNIVERSITY 24-30, 23-30, 15-30) UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH (30-24, 30-22, 30-25) OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY (30-27, 30-29, 30-26) ROSTER MEGAN BARTELS LAURA BORG GRETCHEN BUFE KIMBERLY FINNELL KATHRYNE GIOVANNINI HALLYE HALL CRYSTAL JESSEE SARAH MECADAMS ANDE' MCDANIEL RACHEL NOVOTNY SANpY OBREZA 1 MICHELLE PETTER MAGpiE SOMMER AMANDA SWANSTROM 2003 ROSTER ETHAN YOUNGBLOOD DJ BENTLEY BRENT OWENS GARNEY CALDWELL JOE VAUGHN MATT SHANKS ERIC MONTESI WICK HOBSON · BILLY WILLSON ADAM ISOM WADE WRIGHT JONATHAN WILLETT ETHAN SHANKS BEN JORGE vvomen's cross country. 2003 SCHEDULE & RESULTS

UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH INVITATIONAL 3RD PLACE COMMODORE INVITATIONAL 6TH PLACE NEW YORK UNIVERSITY INVITATIONAL 8TH PLACE RHODES INVITATIONAL 3RD PLACE MILLIKIN CLASSIC 3RD PLACE SOUTHEASTERN CLASSIC (JUNIOR VARSITY) 13TH PLACE . SCAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 3RD PLACE NCAA REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 7TH PLACE

ROSTER MARIE BRANDEWIEDE

KRISTIN CAMPBELL

COURTNEY COCKERELL

JENNIFER EMO

CHERYL FINSTER

MAY KING

CAROLINE OWENS

LIZZIE PHILLIPS

ABBEY WALKER :M:en's c~ country 2003 SCHEDULE & RESULTS UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH INVITATIONAL 4TH PLACE COMMODORE INVITATIONAL 8TH PLACE NEW YORK UNIVERSITY INVITATIONAL 5TH PLACE RHODES INVITATIONAL 1ST PLACE MILLIKIN CLASSIC 4RD PLACE SCAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 4TH PLACE NCAA REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 5TH PLACE

ROSTER BLAKE ANDERSON SCOTT BARROWS RYAN CALL CASEY CONLEY WILL CORVEY JOHN HARRISON HEATH HENDERSON JEFF KNOWLES ROB MOORE JOE MORRIS JOHN MOWREY JOHN NORFLEET TODD RIDLEY MATTHEW SAUTER WILL SHEFTALL COLIN SCRICKLAND MORGAN TRIBUNO BRAD WHITESIDE MATT WOOD

;4tlruties 93 vvomen's :sasketbill 2003 SCHEDULE & RESULTS WESLEYAN COLLEGE 34-56 MONMOUTH 70-71 HUNTINGTON COLLEGE 85-68 WESTMINSTER COLLEGE 55-64 HUNTINGTON COLLEGE 68-53 sAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN 61-53 STEPHENS COLLEGE 69-33 WEBSTER COLLEGE 68-70 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 76-73 RUST COLLEGE 68-66 OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY 68-62 MILLSAPS COLLEGE 60-53 (OVERTIME) ROSE-HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 70-74 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY 54-80 HENDRIX COLLEGE 54-87 CENTRAL BAPTIST COLLEGE 78-68 UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH 53-64 CENTRE COLLEGE 64-79 TRINITY UNIVERSITY 41-75 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 49-54 OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY 116-123 (TRIPLE OVERTIME) MILLSAPS COLLEGE 80-73 ROSE-HULMAN INSTUTUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 62-75 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY 51-82 HENDRIX COLLEGE 58-67 TRINITY UNIVERSITY 43-71

ROSTER GRETCHEN BUFE AMIE CAHILL TAYLOR COOK LORA FILSLINGER ERIN FLEISCHER EDITH GARRETT TRACEY GEORGE AMANDE GRANGER RACHEL HETTINGER CRYSTALL JESSEE RENE ORTH LEAH SPEAKER LINDSEY SPELLINGS lv.len's ~Setbill 2003 SCHEDULE & RESULTS UNIVERSITY OF DALLAS 82-86 CENTRAL BAPTIST COLLEGE 81-83 (OVERTIME) CRICHTON COLLEGE 88-82 WESTMINSTER 72-58 HUNTINGTON COLLEGE 85-76 RUST COLLEGE 81-85 LAGRANGE COLLEGE 81-72 OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY 69-78 MILLSAPS COLLEGE 6?-61 ROSE-HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 57-66 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY 79-98 HENDRIX COLLEGE 56-54 UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH 67-75 CENTRE COLLEGE 90-84 (OVERTIME) TRINITY UNIVERSITY 57-79 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 61-87 OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY 67-68 MILLSAPS COLLEGE 86-69 ROSE-HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 50-73 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY 66-68 HENDRIX COLLEGE 67-55 ROSE-HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 73-74

ROSTER PETER HART RAMI ALMEFTY MLADEN MRKAIC MATTHEW JAKES TOMMY ORTON AUSTIN LUTZ JUSTIN STRONG ELLIOT TALIAFERRO KYLE HICKS KEVIN CAMPION ALEX MOHLER DAVIS BONHAM JOEY DALY -women's Te1l111S• 200 SCHEDULE & RESULTS ITA REGIONALS HARDING UNIVERSITY 7-2 LYON COLLEGE 9-0 HENDRIX COLLEGE 9-0 EMORY UNIVERSITY 1-8 UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH 6-3 WARTBURG COLLEGE TRINITY UNIVERSITY 2-7 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 8-1 ST MARY'S 9-0 CENTRE COLLEGE 9-0 HENDRIX COLLEGE 9-0 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY 7-2 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SANTA CRUZ 4-5 WASHINGTON AND LEE 2-7 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS UNIVERSITY 9-0 CENTRE COLLEGE 9-0 UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH 4-5 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY 7-2 UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH 7-2 EMORY UNIVERSITY 0-7

ROSTER JEN BRAKE

KRISTA DEWITT

HAYDEE DUKSTAL

COLLEEN FORSYTH

STEPHANIE GONG

LAURA HOFFMEISTER

HENNESSYHOWELL

WHITNEY HOWELL

CHRISTY SIMECKA

SUNYA SWEENEY • ~en's Te11111s 2004 SCHEDULE & RESULTS ITA REGIONALS HARDING UNIVERSITY 1-7 LYON COLLEGE 6-0 HENDRIX COLLEGE 3-4 UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH 1-6 EMORY UNIVERSITY 0-7 WARTBURG COLLEGE 7-0 TRINITY UNIVERSITY 0-7 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 4-3 ST MARY'S 5-4 MILLSAPS COLLEGE 7-0 CENTRE COLLEGE HENDRIX COLLEGE 1-6 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 1-6 MCKENDRE COLLEGE 2-7 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS UNIVERSITY 7-0 HENDRIX COLLEGE 4-3 TRINITY UNIVERSITY 0-7 UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH 2-5

ROSTER BEN ALEXANDER

SCOTT BAYER

ADAM BOHNERT

JOHN CIARLEGLIO

ADAM DIETZ

DANIEL HAMMOND

DAVID JOHNSON

KYLE KAMRATH

LOGAN STEVENS

NICHOLAS WESTBROOK vvomen's GoH 2004 SCHEDULE & RESULTS ILLINOIS WESLEYAN FALL CLASSIC 9TH LYON COLLEGE DUAL MATCH 268-266 LADY INDIAN CLASSIC 13TH LADIES SPRING INVITATIONAL 6TH PLACE GOLDEN ISLE WOMEN'S COLLEGIATE 3RD PLACE SEWANEE WOMEN'S INVITATIONAL 1ST PLACE SCAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 3RD PLACE NCAA DIVISION Ill CHAMPIONSHIPS

ROSTER KATHRYN BEALE

JENNIFER HUDSON

LAURA MCKINNEY

CIANNA PENDER

MOLLY POWERS

JENNY SCHNEIDER

RACHEL STUART SCHEDULE & RESULTS CHRISTIAN BROTHERS UNIVERSITY FALL TOURNAMENT 1ST PLACE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS DUAL MATCH TOM O'BRIANT MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT 7TH PLACE ROSS CREEK LANDING CLASSIC 2ND PLACE PIZZA HUT /BELL SOUTH INTERCOLLEGIATE 1ST PLACE CALLAWAY COLLEGIATE INVITATIONAL 7TH PLACE CAMP LEJEUNE INTERCOLLEGIATE 3RD PLACE EMORY UNIVERSITY SPRING INVITATIONAL RHODES/ALUMNI CHALLENGE MATCHES SCAC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP MEET 1ST PLACE NCAA DIVISION Ill GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP MEET

ROSTER SAM BECKETT

MATT DURAND

TAD DUVALL

HARRIS GOLDEN

DAVID HANSON

RUSSELL INGRAM

JOHN JENNISON

CHRIS KAMPHUS

CARTER LAWNIN

WILL LEVY

SEAN QUINN

REED REYNOLDS

MATT SCHAEFER

MARK STRATTON

CHRIS THOMPSON vvomen's Track & Field 2004 SCHEDULE INDOOR: ILLINOIS COLLEGE INVITATIONAL INDIANA UNIVERSITY INVITATIONAL DEPAUW CLASSIC IOWA STATE NCAA QUALIFIER NCAA DIVISION Ill NATIONAL INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS OUTDOOR: VANDERBILT DIVISON Ill MEET MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY INVITATIONAL SEA RAYS RELAYS OLE MISS INVITATIONAL VANDERBILT INVITATIONAL SCAC CHAMPIONSHIPS BILLY HAYES INVITATIONAL GEORGIA TECH INVITATIONAL NCAA DIV ISION Ill NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS ROSTER MARIE BRANDEWIEDE

KRISTIN CAMPBELL

COURTNEY COCKERELL

JENNFER EMO

ELIZABETH ERNY

CHERYL FINSTER

MARGUERITE KING

CORLETRA MANCE

CAROLINE OWENS

LIZZIE PHILLIPS

LUNDY PLASH

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LAINE ROYER

MEGAN TERRAL

ABBEY WALKER

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OUTDOOR: VANDERBILT DIVISON Ill MEET MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY INVITATIONAL OLE MISS INVITATIONAL VANDERBILT INVITATIONAL SCAC CHAMPIONSHIPS BILLY HAYES INVITATIONAL NORTH CENTRAL TWILIGHT MEET NCAA DIVISION Ill NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

ROSTER BLAKE ANDERSON SCOTT BARROWA CHRIS CALAMESE RYAN CALL NICK CAMPBELL CASEY CONLEY WILL CORVEY JEREMY FOON JEFF FREYDER ZACH GLASER JUSTIN GUTHRIE JOHN HARRISON HEATH HENDERSON JUSTIN KINCHEN JEFF KNOWLES PHILLIP KRAUSE DANIEL MACK ROB MOORE JOE MORRIS JOHN MOWREY JOHN NORFLEET TODD RIDLEY MATTHEW SAUTER WILL SHFTALL ED SMITH ROBERT SMITH COLIN STRICKLAND MORGAN TRIBUNO BRAD WHITESIDE MATT WOOD softiBil 200 SCHEDULE & RESULTS LEMOYNE OWEN 5-0 RUST COLLEGE 10-1 SOUTHWEST TENNESSEE (SCRIMMAGE) 0-10 HENDRIX COLLEGE 2-5/6-3 HENDRIX COLLEGE 2-7/4-9 LEMOYNE OWEN 15-2 RUST COLLEGE 18-2 CENTRE COLLEGE 1-12/0-8 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY 1-1112-13 WESTMINSTER 4-3/7-6 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS UNIVERSITY 0-9 TRINITY UNIVERSITY 0-8/0-8 TRINITY UNIVERSITY 0-8/0-8 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE 1-9/1-12 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS UNIVERSITY 0-13 MILLSAPS COLLEGE 1-10/0-8 MILLSAPS COLLEGE 1-13/0-16

ROSTER ASHLEY ARNOLD

MEG BRUNNER

ERIN CHLUM

LORI DOWELL

KELLY GOAD

AMANDA HATHAWAY

LAUREN MARKS

MARTINA MELLIAND

JESSIKA MORRIS

CIANNA PENDER ~

MAGGIE SOMMER

JESSICA STEPP Base1Bll 2004 SCHEDULE & RESULTS OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY 8-2 UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH 5-2 UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH 4-13 LEMOYNE OWEN 12-7 MILLSAPS COLLEGE 4-3/5-9 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS UNIVERSITY 1-7 LEMOYNE OWEN 14-4 TRINITY UNIVERSITY 0-9/1-11 BETHEL COLLEGE 1-7 CRICHTON COLLEGE 13-7 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 5-6 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 1-4 RUST COLLEGE 11-0/10-0 HENDRIX COLLEGE 5-116-4 HENDRIX COLLEGE 12-2 MILLSAPS COLLEGE 5-6 MILLSAPS COLLEGE 3-7 MILLSAPS COLLEGE 3-7 STILLMAN COLLEGE 5-14 BETHEL COLLEGE 3-5/0-10 TRINITY UNIVERSITY 9-12/ 0-26 TRINITY UNIVERSITY 11-20 RUST COLLEGE 12-2/3-8 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 0-2/10-13 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 5-11 HENDRIX COLLEGE 7-9/5-8 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS UNIVERSITY 13-15

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SEWANEE/HENDERSON STATE 3RD PLACE HENDRIX INVITATIONAL 9TH PLACE HENDRIX/ JOHN BROWN/LAMBUTH 4TH PLACE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY INVITATIONAL 6TH PLACE DEPAUW INVITATIONAL 8TH PLACE LAMBUTH UNIVERSITY JOHN BROWN/AUSTIN COLLEGE SCAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 8TH PLACE

ROSTER TAYLOR CASEY

DEBORAH CLARK

ALISON LOHSE

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SEWANEE/HENDERSON STATE 3RD PLACE HENDRIX INVITATIONAL 8TH PLACE HENDRIX/ JOHN BROWN/LAMBUTH 3RD PLACE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY INVITATIONAL 7TH PLACE DEPAUW INVITATIONAl 8TH PLACE LAMBUTH UNIVERSITY JOHN BROWN/AUSTIN COLLEGE SCAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 8TH PLACE

ROSTER CHRIS BOWES

WILL CORVEY

JOSH DAVIS

CHRIS ERNST

WYATT FRANKS

DAVID HAMMOND

DANIEL HEAD

SHAWN PATERAKIS

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--JULIE AND KATIE Christopher Scott France Honest Responsible Interesting Spiritual Talented Oh so nice Patient Humble Exceptional, and now a Rhodes graduate!

So put your party hat back on cause it's time to celebrate a job well done!

We are so proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Jeffrey & Tiffany Kristy Kumerow, We're extremely proud of you!

CongrCltuiCltions on 211 your 2ccompl ishments 2nd m2y you h2ve continued h2pp iness 2nd success. We love you, Mom, D2d, 2nd J2son

CONGRATULATIONS!

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LOVE, DAD, MOM, LESLIE, AND GRANDMA ROSE

ALWAYS REMEMBER, ESSE QUAM VIDERI ~li Medlirott congratulations, Lovie!

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Your kind hear and light-saber wit have brought us much joy. May the Force be with you as you travel the universe.

LOVE MOM, DAD AND AMANDA

;fJoeJ'tiJeHients 11 a Jennifer Dill-­ Congratulations on your many GO LYNX! accompl ishments! ALLEN SHEEHAN DAVID HANEY You have always made us proud! CLASS OF 2004 Love, Mom, Dad, and Corby

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You have been blessed with many gifts. We wish you happiness and success in the pursuit Congratulations! of your dreams. We are very proud of you. You have always been such a blessing. Love, We are proud of you! Mom, Dad, and Kate Love, Dad, Rachel, & Charles Casey, Words can't describe the joy you bring as a daughter, granddaughter, and friend May all your dreams come true! I..ove, Mom, Paw, and Granny

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Cl n d s p 0 .....r s shows in your life. Your family is proud of youl Love, Mom, Dad and Michael Jon David Willingham Jay Sulzmann, Jr. You knew what you wanted, recognized it, pursued it, Intelligent, committed, learned from it, and gave back. Now you leave Witty, Rhodes having made a difference. We feel comfort and provide that you are prepared to navigate in today's world Charming, and hope you find joy, happiness and love in all of life ~ s Enthusiastic... experiences, and success and satisfaction in all your future endevors. You've always been a joy to be around. Love Always, Mom & Mo Congratulations. We're proud of you!

May you always bring honor to the God of our salvation.

Love, Mom and Dad.

YOU DON'T MARCH TO A DIFFERENT DRUMMER; YOU HAVE YOUR Jennifer, OWN BAND. YOU ARE A TRULY UNIQUE GIFT FROM GOD WHO FILLS I am so very proud of you I thank God for such a wonderful OUR LIFE WITH JOY. MAY YOUR BAND GROW INTO AN ORCHESTRA AND MORE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC THROUGH YOUR LIFE. WE LOVE YOU daugher. Rememl:£r to place God first in your life and all will , AND KNOW YOU WILL SUCCEED IN ALL YOUR ENDEAVORS. follow well WITH LOVE, MOM, DAD, NICK AND JAMIE Love, Dad

May the Lord bless you from Zion all the days of your life; may you see the prosperity of Jerusalem, and may you live to see your children's children Psalms 128:5-6. Love, Mom Where has all the time gone ... You've grown up! We qre so proud of you! Love, Mom & Dac\ Heathet- & Rusty · Way to go Emily Hoetmann!

SARAH HALL Dear Ted, There is an old Italian proverb: Qui va piano, va sono, va lentano. It means,. "The person who goes quietly, goes with health and goes far." You have not usually been the "squeaky wheel that gets the grease." But you have commanded great respect in your own quiet way. Congratulations, Logan Williamson! Congratulations on your graduation from Rhodes. You have reached a great milestone! We are immensely proud of you. You survived Rhodes! Much love, Mom, Dad, Sam, and Winston Love, Mom, Dad, Scott & Kirk Chase Couch

Congratulations and Best Wishes! Wg lovg you. KgJJy! Love, Mom, Dad, Matt and Thomas ASHLEY ANNE KUTZ (2000-2004) Reach HIGH for the stars hidden in Your soul. Dream deep, for dreams Preceded every goal! Out of Rhodes Comes Great minds, Great thoughts. Rhodes invited you to drink from the Well of wisdom and you did just that, And you are a better person for the experience. Remember also, when we slow our pace To take in "green pastures" & quiet Waters" along the way we find GOD Right beside us just as He promise. HE is the author of the story. Commit To the Lord whatever you do, and your Plans will succeed. Proverbs 16:3 Forever & Always Our Love, Dad, Mom, Byron & Nana

You have touched so many and so many Shannon have yet to be Keeling touched by your strong will, loving We Love You! soul, and faithful spirit. We love you, Mom, Dad Mom, Dad, and and Austin Jennifer

Jessica. Sara Ann It seems like only yesterday when We are extremely proud of all your you were just starting in school accomplishments throughout your collegE and now your're all grown up and years. You have shown persistence, lots of a college graduate. Jlowever. you spirit, and lots of heart. You have shown will always be my Baby Angel. no what you are made of. and you know matter how grown up you are. I've what you can do, and that's all you neff! tc been so blessed to have a daughter make your dreams come true.; You have like you. as beautiful on the inside made us very proud. as the outside. Congratulations as you begin theis next phase of your All of our love, life. We love you. Mom and Dad xott, Michaet and Mom and Jared ('JlUBB££') Stephanie. Sara Ann Haiar

Christopher "Seadog" Stout, a freewheeling motorcycle addict from his Darrell Clark, earliest days. Need an Easy Rider? Calf You are a smart, caring and loving young the Seadog. Need a heavy-metal song? man. You will go far in life at whatever you Calf the Seadog. Need a reference to a tattoo artisf? Calf you-know-who. Ah, choose to do. You have given us the the Rhodes years... Student, Kappa opportunity to travel with you through your Sigma bro, free thinker, writer, thespian, raconteur. All accomplished with football career at Rhodes. We have enjoyed occasional flashs of brilliance and great that and we'll also miss it. You have made us presence. In the post-Rhodes years, the very proud. We'll always be here for you. journey will be as important as the destination. Love Always, Love, Mom, Dad and Matt Mom and Dad

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Lora Christine Filsinger, We are aU very proud of -you for graduating from Rhodes College. You have worked extremel-y hard and sta-yed focused on -your studies even though basketball demanded so much of -your time. You now have gathered the tools to make a difference. Alwa-ys remember that -your famil-y loves -you very much. Love, Dad, Mom, Jon, Jana, David, Erica, and Hunter Elizabeth Wihkelrnahh laka Wihkl

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Daniel, The joumey between who you We have watched you grow into a once were and who you are now fine young man and we are very becoming is when the dance of life proud of you. We wish for you really takes place. There is no set continued success as you com­ path; just follow your heart. plete your education and pursue a We are so very proud of you! career. Love always, With all our Love, Mom&Dad Mom and Dad MATT,

WE ALWAYS KNEW THAT YOU WERE MORE THAN A PRETTY FACE BESIDE THE TRAIN.

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We will always be there for you as you step out into the future, many lessons learned, equipped for all life will hold. Love, Mom, Dad, and the guys Ephesians 3:17-19 RAIJUAT G IN THE TIME ICK.

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As all of your tomorrows open themselves to you, never forget how proud we are of you and how much we love you ...yesterday, today and always. Love, Mom, Dad, Mariam, Halla and Tyler How can 21 years go by so Vanessarv quickly? Those years have Little did we know from been fill£d with moments when your first phone call, my heart swelled with pride because you had mastered How much you would some new skill or had been affect us all. recognized for your hard work From baby-talks to and achievements. But most of all, I am prooud of YOU - heart-to -hearts, the caring, kind, and self­ Of your Iife we're glad sacrificing person you are. to be a part. You're smart, pretty, Congratulations, my beautiful Daughter, on your graduation. and determined too, Take my love and these words And thus we are so from Joshua with you wherever you go. very proud of you, "Be strong and of good courage; Congratulations on Be not frightened, neither be your special day, Dismayed; for the Lord your God Is with you wherever you go. " We love you so much in Ooshua 1:9 RSV) every way. Love, MD rvDad, Mom and Prisc illa Anders, Katherine Ford Brooks

As you move forward to claim the life you have chosen and prepared for, know that we will always be watching from the wings with much pride and all our love.

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Love, Mom and Dad Dear Cecile, lt has been an awesome blessing to share your joyous journey through childhood into adulthood. Your first passion was flowers. Ironic, you have blossomed as the flower of our lives. We thank God and we thank you Cecile for the honor of being Mom, Dad, and Brother of such a wonderful person.

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