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•^•fc < '•:•? | . .r"'"i •: ..:-v- • REF Flagler College. 378.05 The towers F574y FLAGLER COLLEGE LIBRARY 1997-88 P. 0. BOX 1027 C.1 ST, AUGUSTINE, FL 32085. Name: [Flagler CollegeTowers 1 Password: i******** I What do parents, students, alumni and high school Qstudent s have in common? They have all visited the Flagler College home page!! AThis picture is one of many on the web site. Left: The Flagler College home page, designed by Director of Public Information Deborah Squires, leads people who access the site to a variety of pages, including club sites, faculty web pages, a campus tour, admissions informa tion and alumni information. FLAGLER COLLEGE 74 King Street St. Augustine, Florida 32084 Forwar ::••:•: i -aii:: ::: Back Forward Home Location: http://www.flagler.edu/opening ' Opening Student Life Individuals Academic Life Organizations Sports pages 1-9 pages 10-33 pages 34-71 pages 72-83 pages 84-101 pages 102-119 * It was hot Aug. 31 when 500 freshmen moved onto campus. A friend helps Allyson Clark carry her things into Ponce Hall. "'' 2 Back I Stop Left: Encouragement and team spirit are essential to every team sport. The volleyball team huddles for last minute instruction and a shout to psych themselves up Left: Sophomore Stephen Mitchell guides one of the Pleasure Island Comedians in a humorous skit, in which Stephen has to move the comedian's body to every position, be it walking or straightening his head. 3^ Forward Right: Many students at Flagler have musical talents. Ashley Hill moves his guitar into his new life in St. Augustine. Below: Transfer sophomore Alisha Riddle sits between her sister and mother in the courtyard as they give her one more fan to keep cool on steamy September nights. ;> IHii \ ',"'1 i Back Above: The parents of Megan Kuffa sit on the stairs enjoying the air conditioning of the rotunda while waiting for their daughter to unpack on moving-in day. Right: Adrienne Russo gets settled into her new home-away-from- home. Meeting roommates, making new friends and looking forward to college life are all exciting aspects of moving-in day. Below: John Bartley and Matt Cribbs tote their newly-bought books around campus. Above: Students line up in the breezeway waiting to get into the student lounge for the ID-card phase of registration. The yearbook photographers were also there and photographed 430 freshmen. :) Forward Blending the New with the Old Although students were not here to see it, during the summer months of 1997 the Flagler Room received a face-lift. Workers stabilized its ceiling and gave it a new paint job. The floors of some of Ponce's first floor rooms were redone, and new carpet ing was installed in many of the hallways and stairways. The biggest change students noticed on moving-in day was that Ponce Lobby East had been converted into a female residence hall. Ponce Hall was not the only place that underwent changes. The communication building was converted from the old bookstore into a classroom, offices and WFCF music library. The student lounge received a pool table and an air hockey table. Molly's added a grill and coffee bar to give students a bigger selection. The library installed an ID card-operated security system at its front doors, allowing access to only Flagler students, faculty and staff during evenings and weekends. Above right: Room 182 in Ponce Hall, along with rooms from first east and west and both lobbies, acquired new floors and carpeting. Right: The Flagler Room ceiling was repainted by Barney Lamar and Assoc, restoring it to its original look. 6 Back Location: http://www.flagler.edu/changes/ Left: Residence Advisor Denise McFarland sits with Danielle Roberts, lackie Holmes and Kati Takacs on the steps of Ponce Lobby East. The newly- renovated wing housed male students until it became a female residence hall this year. Above: On Oct. 20 a bulldozer began to tear down the old First Church of Christ Scientist building. Located behind Lewis House on Carrera Street, the derelict building was demolished to make way for parking. Left: Scott Russom gives the Flagler College Auditorium a fresh coat of paint. Maroon paint was used in order to reduce the brightness of the stage lights on the previ ously ivory walls. -orward Right: Clare Coggins and Elaine Schneider prepare to warm up for a game of soccer. 8 Back • Location: http://www.flagler.edu/student_life Opening Student Life Individuals Academic Life Organizations Sports pages 1 -9 pages 10-33 pages 34-71 pages 72-83 pages 84-101 pages 102-119 m* ^ * Find Access: Flagler is not only a futuristic theme, it is a state of mind. In 1968, when the first Flagler College students walked through the doors of the Hotel Ponce de Leon, they never dreamed of such a technologically advanced time, unless they watched the Jetsons. Flagler instituted many changes over the years in order to improve itself. In 1971, the first legal y-chromosomes joined the ranks of the student body. Kenan Hall first opened its doors for classes in 1982. The library, originally located in the solarium of Ponce, moved four times in all. In 1996, the new library opened its doors on campus, and new "doors" to the world with access to the internet. This year due to demands by students and staff, Flagler upgraded its computer labs' software 1997. Some faculty members started requiring students to submit assign ments via e-mail or the internet. Through "the web," students are no longer secluded in St. Augustine. The entire world is available to them with a click of the mouse button. Students can talk to other students in Japan, research a paper through Infoseek and find a lost friend. Students can send a virtual postcard just to say hi to a pen pal, or even send a "virtual meal" to a fellow student. Left: Debbie Above: Freshman Raena Barra's car gets Dion-Krodel takes a break the "boot" for after moving her belongings parking in the into her new dorm room. wrong place. Many students Left: SGA officers stopped in had to face this front of Cinderella's Castle bright orange during the annual freshman eye-shocker trip to Disney World. From when they left to right: Adam Bryant, learned that Debbie Barra, Mary Catuogno, they were Jessica Parker and Carol Wik. parked in a restricted area. I^^^^E > [• ••^K J 1 __ m it/ • _Hpfifl_g _ ^B Hill Ji 'I __ • _H __MH 1 I # Right: (left to B Jr A * right) Sam % Siemon, Pat BP^^BPBB i • Sheffield and [/ * ^k^ Dominic Seine • 4^/ __| participate in ^^H SGA's karaoke icebreaker • '" ^H S_-_| during freshman orientation ;-) •' Right: Dana Clymore and Jennie Spooner practice their singing during the karaoke sponsored by SGA. N-J12 Back Left: (left to right) Cathleen Brennan, Jill Wisniewski, Kelly Mendes, Brad Middleton, Chris Stetson and Ryan Huebler with King Louis and Mogli from Disney's The Jungle Book. Lower left: Chris Sinclair holds up the t-shirt student services gave out to all who signed up to go to Disney. New t-shirts every year have a different saying. N EY TRIP It was a hot and humid day on September 2, 1997, when the Class of 2001 went to Disney World. It sure was a "small world after all" with 27 states and several countries represented on this trip. Disney is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Cinderella's castle is just a memory now, with its cake-like appearance. It will return to its normal look once the celebration is over on January 31, 1998. All the freshmen wore matching shirts (compliments of the SGA) that said "Class of 2001" on the front and "An Education Odyssey at Flagler College" on the back. Left: Debbie Barra and Mary Catuogno ride Cinderella's Golden Carousel. The two were SGA officers who accompanied the freshmen on their Disney trip. 13 Forward I I-Partjt Right: Phil DiBlasi lounges by the pool trying to get a quick tan. Middle: Darlene Hector gets some studying done while sunbathing at the pool with her boyfriend Brendan Combs. Bottom: That's Steve Reinhardt taking a dive as Erin Evans cools off. Below: (left to right) Sarah Lanpher, Becca Hinds and Helene Dalmanieras cheer on their friends during the pool party. The members of Plea sure Island's Comedy Club, "Naked From the Ears Up," had the auditorium's crowd of students and faculty hysterical the evening of Oct. 2. The interactive comedians, Jim Detmare, Mark Layne and Greg & Kelly Olden, combined audience participation with sing ing, dancing and skit performing. The comedy quartet ended the ^bove: Students crowded the auditorium to watch the Disney comedians sponsored by SGA. evening with a standing ovation from the audi ence. I 15 • Forward EUR Club night in the fall semester was held Sept. 9. The evening exposed all students to Flagler's wide variety of clubs and organizations. Every existing club at the time attended to recruit new members into their organizations. After club night, two groups petitioned to become new clubs: Ultimate Frisbee I and ORCA, an environmental awareness club. They applied for and received club status. Also, SADD regained its club status after disbanding last year. Above, right: Circle K members Erika Jacoby, Mindy Stutzman, Jessica Fowler, Noone Fairbairn and Samantha Sinclair encourage students to sign up. Above: SAM members Michele Geyer, Kerri Dworzanski and Audrey White work to recruit new students. Right: What is ARIEL? Members Amy Volpe, Wendy Kelly, Rob Frash and Molly McGill explain ARIEL to pro : 16 spective members at club night. Back Location: http://www.flagler.edu/club/music/ Above, left: Blues Works member Mark Puryear croons into the micro phone. Left: (right to left) On Tuesday, Sept 23, Sarah Baskin, Lizzy Shea, Cathleen Brennan, Carrie Fisher, Kelly Hicks and Debbie Barra join the crowd of students relaxing on the west lawn while listening to Blues Works. Left: Blues Works members Paul and Judy-Luis Watson and Mark Puryear play their music in the Gazebo. The band played from 7 to 8:15 and was sponsored by SGA. 17c> Forward Saints reaching out Car Wash cc Right: Community members Bob Wolski and Christy Gonzales (back row, left) and Ken Snair (front row, left) team up with Flagler students Paul Novak, Kathryn Zoeller (back row, right) and Megan Sanders (front row, right) to participate in the Crop Walk. Throughout the year, members of the Flagler College commu nity donated time and money to charities and other worthwhile projects. Clubs must perform one community service project each semester, and fall semes ter found nearly all clubs at Project SWING. From Nov. 11 to 16. students painted, sanded, hammered and sawed in an effort to help build a community playground. Right: As volunteers like Chad Hudson arrived at Project SWING, they had to wait at the gate until a job was assigned. Not everyone was lucky enough to get to play with a wheelbarrow, though. Left: Laura Neal with the Sport Management Club said most Project Swing volunteer shifts lasted five hours, and that's exactly how long she stained wood for Project Swing. ... to the if community 1 Left: Instead of setting up in the student lounge, the Blood Center of St. Johns County brought its new bloodmobile this year. Forward Location: Intramurals Info Mike Roberson NEW •New coaching stats •Updated e-mailed informaton •upcoming events Intramurals aom •New sports teams •aerobics •basketball •female flag football •football •pool •soccer •tennis •volleyball Student Involvement •RA's battled for hall volleyball championship •Schick Super Hoops 3 on 3 baske tournament •Pool tournaments Above, right: Amanda Pardee lines up the pool cue with the ball to sink the winning shot. Far right: For Becca Cross, serving the volleyball is a laughing matter. Right: Dwayne Preston checks himself out in the mirror to see if he's lifting the weights correctly. <3 20 t Back .Vky-:,-: ^ £ x. A ' Above: Kevin Cramer ; <.' J .* i gives his approval as he •rVV/ keeps score at an intra mural volleyball game. Left: Justin Straight watches his "vitals" as he pumps the stationary bike, making sure he's getting a good workout. 21 c^> : .J0k-iij& 4iA'':KmM>: Forward Location: http://www.flagler.edu/parents'_weekend_carnival/ Below: Rotoract members Fay Carpio, Tyler Breuer and Katie Bowling sell gift packs for students during the club carnival on the west lawn. Parents or family members could purchase the gift packs, which were delivered during finals week. Parents came to campus Halloween weekend and were treated to a club carnival, the FCWC fash ion show and the fall mainstage play. Look Homeward. Angel. Three clubs won $100 for their carnival booth decorations: Circle K won for having the most school spirit, Sport Management won for being most related to its club theme, and Ponce Players won for being the most creative. Above: Rebecca Wagner, Ryan Sullivan, Samantha Sinclair, Jon Hethcox and Jeff Conrad help at Circle K' s table. Circle K received the award for having the table with the most school spirit. Members gave away cookies and collected money for Feed the Hungry Children, one of many charities Circle K helps. :. Above: Keri Conner, the president of Ponce Players, helps to take pictures at the carnival booth. Passersby could have themselves photographed as Shakespeareanl characters at no charge. \bove, Left: (left to right) Todd Denning looks at the WWJD Dracelets and prayer cards that Susan Balch, Kim Davidson, Kelly Hicks and Jeremy Vandervliet sell for Intervarsity. Above: The dining hall treated students and their parents to a lunch buffet in the breeze way. Left, middle: (left to right) Todd Denning and students' family members took advantage of the Sport Management's putt putt and tic tac toe course. Left: Several members of Spirit help out at the Deaf Awareness Club's information table: (left to right) Jennifer Julock, Kelly Friel, Melody Ross, Megan Gainer, Nicole Gordon and Meredyth Mustafa. J ::.•:. :s--";..>!? !•• Plai MM m • HI ., mmvmv Forward Far above: (left to right) Members of Spirit including Emily Nelson, Susan Medina, Jessica Puff, Sarah Lanpher, Karissa Kish and Jennifer Chojnacki, put on a show, using sign language, to entertain everyone at Parents' Weekend. Above: Parents and students crowd around the booths set up by clubs and organizations. Location: http://www.flagler.edu/pw.fashionshow/ Left: Parents and students gathered underneath the tent on the west lawn to watch the fashion show sponsored by the FCWC ;-) Above: Matt McPhail models a retro outfit donated by the Cosmic Closet. Clothes were also donated by Insanitees and Rochelle's. :o] Left: Ilinke Swart shows her fuzzy blue outfit from the Cosmic Closet. 25 •=> Forward Halloween brings s : \ Above: Matt "Boots" Botts dressed up as Above: Jillian Cleven holds the pumpkin Above: Karen Lanno, left, and Amy LilliiS Uncle Fester from The Addams Family. she used to decorate her dorm hallway. sit on the west lawn to watch Scream. Above: (leit to right) Alumnus Trevor Crovitz and Craig Core put on wigs and a sense of humor for halloween :-) Above: Jon-Michael Pearson became Darth Vader from Star Wars and got a laugh out of Jeff Gehring. Above, right: Nicole Angelo dressed up as an angel and Angie Riper as Marilyn Far left: Matias Beltran- Tasley, Tim Rodgers and Starr Sink all have different reactions to the sometimes horrific movie Scream. Some people found the movie terrifying, while others enjoyed its more humorous side. Above: SGA members made popcorn for the crowd who came to watch Scream :-o Left: Students cover the west lawn with blankets, pillows and themselves during the showing of Scream. 27 C* :.,;H,':.: Rock •\ Climbing £ Rock Climbing ™ Description (site opened Nov. 5) •On west lawn from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. •Midterm stress reliever •More than 120 faculty, staff and student attempted to tackle the wall Equipment •Safety harness •Protruding "rocks" from a huge 4-sided \ •Sneakers •No fear of heights Right: Amber Adam makes sure her hand is in place before she pulls herseli up the rest of the way. <^28 Back idnight .- ness Left: Top to bottom (r-1) Jennifer Rhode, Marissa Dromgoole, Sonia Thompson, Bambi Maxwell, Katie Flynn and V Woody Gross formed a team to have fun running around town playing Midnight Madness. Left: (front, left) Erin Blakemore, Maureen Maxted, (back row, left to right) Rob Mullineaux, Adam Hebert and Jeff Armstrong show their first-prize check. Midnight Madness Description •Scavenger hunt LO0K •prizes for winners •gathering clues around downtown •SGA sponsored Details •Who participated (site opened Nov. 21) •15 teams of students •45 people •Winners •first place: Erin Above: (1-r) Joseph Kirby. Mark Ruff, Robert Milanian, Kevin Haas, Blakemore, Maureen Maxted, Rob Mullineaux, Josh Ranft, Karen Lanno, Carrie Fisher and Adam Grippaudo relax Adam Hebert and Jeff after completing their last clues and cool off with Capri Sun juice Armstrong drinks. •second place: Jason Tetlak and Markus Teichert •third place: Ben Hudson and Brad Zdenek Location: http://www.flagler.edu/student_life/mainstage r The fall mainstage production of Look Homeward Angel was directed by Tom Rahner. It tells the story of Ben Gant, a 17- year-old struggling to prosper and grow away from home, despite a domineering mother and a father disappointed with his own career. The cast included Jeff Donnelly (Ben Gant), Alex Finger (Mrs. Marie "Fatty" Pert), Anna Kozak (Helen Gant Barton), Jeff Trask (Hugh Barton), Jen Thompson (Eliza Gant), Aaron LaManque (Will Petland), Todd Weakley (Eugene Gant), Charles Holt (Jake Clatt), Bonita Bunt (Mrs. Clatt), Joanna Czigan (Florry Mangle), Helene Daimanieras (Mrs. Snowden), Mark Reeves (Mr. Farrel), Nicole Fallon (Miss Brown), Amy Johnson (Laura James), Andrew Teller (W.O. Gant). Fletcher Liegerot (Dr. Maguire). Chris Watson (Tarkinton), Lori Aieixo (Ma dame Elizabeth) and Dawson Kilhoffer (Luke Gant). Becky Lucas was the stage manager. Look Homeward. Angel opened Oct. 28 and ran through Nov. 2. Above, right: Eliza Gant (Jen Thompson) shows her disapproval of the relationship between her son Ben (Jeff Donnelly) and Mrs. "Fatty" Pert (Alex Finger). Right: Eugene's (Todd Weakley) love, Laura (Amy Johnson), comes to W.O.'s marble yard and shop to take <=i30 Eugene on a picnic. Back Lo®k Homeward, Ange Left: Mr. Clatt (Charles Holt), one of the batty boarders, serenades Florry Mangle (Joanna Czigan) on the front porch of the Dixieland Boardinghouse. Below: Program art designed by The Flagler Agency, COM 460, PR Strate gies and Campaigns class. Below: Sean O'Casey designed and made the costumes for the fall play. He has been the college's costume designer for the better part of 20 years. Forward; & the* Below: Fred Harris explains how to use the computers in the Cyber Caf Offering Internet access with a meal, the cafe opened at the beginning J' ^4,he*%. fall semester under the management of Flagler '97 alum Andrew Godd o ——• Below: Mark George Nugent looks out <°(/oA3& from atop the St. Augustine Light house over the inlet. Above: Becka Wagner went to a Jaguars' practice game in . sonville and ended up meeting starting quarterback Mark Brunell Alltell Stadium. Above, left: WFCF staffers Megan Connor and Stephanie Owenl attended Media Days at Cecil Field in Jacksonville to tape audio actualities during a complimentary flight. Instead, they got grounded, but the next day FCTV's Dean Howard and Aaron Above: Amy Johnson shops for household accesso LaManque were luckier and shot video footage while airborne. ries at Rembrantz on King Street. 3 e Off Campus FUN Places to go (site opened Aug. 31) a Sr. 3 i J I _ •Jacksonville •night clubs •sporting events Heidi Hartman goes on a carriage ride around historic St. Augustine. •shopping •movie theaters •Daytona •night clubs •it..- '. %.:•;. • - 'ih-i •Bike Week/Biketoberfest •racing •shopping •Orlando •theme parks •nightclubs •shopping •St. Augustine •downtown area •night life •horse and carriage rides •historical sites •St. George Street •museums and other attractions •other places in St. Augustine •Wal-Mart •Ponce de Leon Mall •St. Augustine Outlet Center •beaches •movie theaters w Above: Amber Martin flips through the racks of clothes in Rochelle's at St. Augustine beach. Left: Kyle Hasbrouck ponders the variety of cookie choices in the new 24-hour Super Wal-Mart. r. 33 c> w*^ Forward Location http://www.flagler.edu/individuals Opening Student Life Individuals Academic Life Organizations Sports - pages 1-9 pages 10-33 pages 34-71 pages 72-83 pages 84-101 pages 102-Ti * Below right: Education secretary Pat Hughes keeps her department running smoothly. $•• m A «J3g Above: Holly Doucette R.N., dispenses medical supplies and assists the Above: Stina Bengtsson and Bookstore Manager Bob Smith show college physician, Above: Nancy Pelletier, the off the college's 25th anniversary book, just one example of the Dudley Baringer, M.D., faculty secretary, works merchandise available in the bookstore besides textbooks. in the infirmary. against terrible odds: 146 to 1. <334 Back J If you search the net and type the word "individuality," you will come across more than 17,000 pages of information. These pages contain details about and links to anything from philosophical research to humor. Flagler students express their indi Left: Marc Wil- viduality through art, photography, clothing, liar, director of admissions, goes writing and many other pursuits, including through prospec having their own web pages. Many students tive student appli express themselves through how they cations. Williar spend their free time. Through hats and t- became the proud shirt sayings, we express our emotions...so, father of a baby girl, Sophia Ann, what's your favorite t-shirt saying? born Sept. 27. \bove: Assistant Managers of Food Services Carol Amuso and Shae Dannemiller flank Food Service Director Jerry Kula. They worked together to add more flavor to the dining hall experience. Left: Steve Skipp, coordinator of audio/visual services, prepares an paque projector to be sent to an eagerly-waiting class. 35 O 3 Forward Location: '"•;• • /, •.* • ::0. • •' ' •' '• • :.:/•-• E E ! i E".I===I"- i=="=:-:;="==="-=M.=-==l;=="="==== =""..- I===--=V II =V Doga Akinci Holly Aldridge Lori Aleixo Jason Anderson Thomas Andras Jr. Barbara Aycock Carolyn Banham Theodore Banton Debbie Barra Mark Barrett Elizabeth Bateman Kristen Bates Benjamin Baugh Jamie Belz Kimberly Benny Sydneyann Blum Wendy Bottcher Christine Bowser Allyson Buchsbaum Victoria Buonomo Beth Burns William Carboni Ryan Caster Nicolas Catullo Alexis Cavella Rebecca Chambers Eric Chauvin Cara Christopherson Joanne Clark Adrianne Conklin Jennifer Conley Colleen Conn Keri Connor Scott Constance Michelle Covert <>36 Back T^y Administration The office of Associate Dean of Counseling Mary Tinlin (left) is in the rotunda across from security. Down the hall past security are the main administrative offices of President William L. Proctor, PhD*, and his dog Bunker, Executive Secretary Sherri Sage, Assistant to the President and Executive Director of Institutional Advancement Michelle Wilson*, and Director of Institutional Research and Planning Joni Spurlin, PhD*. College Administrative Council member Patricia Cox Sean Craig Helene Dalmanieras Ted Darling Bernice Davis Sandra Davis Kim Del Ranee Tammi Dickinson Valerie Donohue Brian Dowling Kerri Dworzanski Peg Dwyer Tracey Erickson Erin Evans Jason Favale Carrie Fisher Lisa Fitzsimmons Holly Forrest Kerri Fraser Amy Frasu 37cf> Location: http://www.flagler.edLi/individuals/seniors Academic Affairs (Back row, left to right) Although their offices are not in the same building, they are all part of Academic Affairs: Coor dinator of Academic Computing Ed Neely (Library), Coordinator of Career Planning Helen Amato (Wiley Hall), Coordinator of Disabled Student Services Mary Jane Dillon (Library), Secretary to the Executive Vice President and Dean of Academic Affairs Candace Masters, and Executive Vice President and Dean of Academic Affairs William T. Abare, Jr.*; (front row) Office of Academic Affairs Secre tary Linda Boutin and Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs Paula Miller* (Ponce Hall). *CAC member Sarah Gabel Thomas Gable Paul Galante Roseann Glenn Kimberly Goodbody Lewis Goodnow Sherri Haeger Nicole Haendel Sheri Hall Jaime Hamm Rosemary Hardman Heidi Hartman Christina Hathaway Darlene Hector Kelly Hicks Rebecca Hindes Trisha Hornickel Amanda Horton Dean Howard Brian Hubbel 1 Christina Hudson Tammy Hudson Kori Hutson Erika Jacoby Teresa Jefferies Kristine Jennings Angie Johansson Partick Judson David Keck Patrick Kelleher Erin Kelly Dawson Kilhoffer Carl King Carolyn Kirby Francine Kirby Carissa Kish Traci Kruger Paul LaLonde Karen Lanno Sarah Lanpher Clarissa LaPerle Beth Leary Beth Levine Jodie Lumpp Melanie Mastergeorge Maureen Maxted Sandra McDowell Denise McFarland Susan Medeiros Bob Meyers Tricia Milburn Amy Morris Miah Mulligan Darby Munroe Valerie Murphy 39 O Forward Location: http://www.flagler.edu/individuals/seniors Jennie Myers Laura Neal Dustin Neild Tanya Newell Ronnie Nichols Kim Nolt Jodie Norris Michelle Noyes Mark Nugent Rebecca Patterson Jon-Michael Pearson Tara Peavy Tracey Peavy Jessica Puff Heather Ratz Elizabeth Rizzolo Chad Roberts Pamela Rodda Julie Sandelius Megan Sanders Kristen Schneider Dona Sheldon Kathy Stark Adrian Stasky Erin Stokes Mindy Stutzman Summer Swindell Mark Tappe Gregg Tavani Amy Trauger Justin Unice Lisa Vernon Amy Volpe Kimberly Warner Nicola Wayer V>40 Back Library Familiar faces in the Proctor Library be long to (left to right) Reference Librarian Cynthia Barrancotto, Interlibrary Loan Services Technician Peggy Dyess, Techni cal Services Librarian Bonnie Percival, Circulation Services Technician Catherine Norwood, Circulation Technician Grace Engelstadter and Director of Library Ser vices Margaret Draskovich. Marcie West Julie Weyler Ashley Wood Chris Wyatt Jennifer Young Click here for more seniors.. Judy Forester Douglas Myers Heather Narrigan Gina Puma Adam Regar Kristine Storm 1 41 O Forward Location: http://www.flagler.edu/individuals/juniors Registrar (Left to right) College Recorder Miriam Roberson, Assistant Registrar Jeri Williar, and Registrar Darwin White* are located in Wiley Hall. *CAC member Amy Ackerman Jennifer Adkinson Terry Allen Taryn Alvarado Carolina Alvarez Laurence Angotti Sean Ayling Danielle B aimer Page Bass Harry Bates Courtenay Blackwell Noel Boutin Rebecca Bradley Sarah Bradley Katy Brookes Peter Butcavage Roshan Byrd Heather Canada Kelly Cerrone Heather Christman <342 Back Douglas Clements Brendan Combs Megan Connor Anton Constantine Keith Corso Becca Cross Kim Davidson Jared Dollar Sion Doman Kris Dumas Daniel Dyszelski Tracey Erickson Ashlee Finger Terry Frazier David Futch Heather Garrett Kelly Garrison Carrie Goldsmith Carlin Goos Kelly Grzesiuk Lorelie Hagen Jeff Hart Jennifer Hedrick Susan Huddleston Anne Jackson Josh Jacobson Kevin Johnston Damian Kemper Julia Kline Claire Knowles Laura Kuchta Kimberly Kutsch Jennifer Lane Timothy Larkin Theodore Leasor 43c> j Forward Location: http://www.flagler.edu/individuals/juniors Amy Lillich Katarina Lundgren Kevin Mack Michella Malorana Diana Martin Genesa Maskell Eric McDermott Molly McGill Amanda Meredith Giorgetta Miller Luis Montiel Cory Moran Elizabeth Neff Matthew Ostrowsky Karen Outlaw Jennifer Owens Stephanie Owens Lora Parnell Keely Patterson Leigh Pearson Matthew Peavy Sandra Pereira-Amos Wendell Petes Adrian Phillips Shannon Plaut Mary Porter Joshua Ran ft Jen Reed Rob Romano Eric Sarkis Laura Sawdy Krista Scalzo Keith Schubert Diana Shatinsky Renee Sheridan <344 Admissions (Left to right) Applicant Secretary Marcie Martin, Associate Director of Admissions Fred Dietz, assis tant directors of Admissions Danielle Dacquisto, Theresa Wynant and Scott Dickson, Secretary to the Director of Admissions Mona Evans, and Prospect Secretary Jenny Wetherington are located in Wiley Hall. Not pictured: Director of Admissions Marc Williar*. *'CAC member Angel Simpson Peter Slavin Aimee Sligar Kerry Stokes Amber Surace Natalie Teta Matthew Valaro Susan Vallance Rebecca Wagner Robert Walker Kristin Wallace Namon Washington Lauren Wech Nicole Weis Marshall Weldy Vicki Williams Tiffany Ziegler Heidi Zornes Kathryn Zoeller 45i4> Forward Location: http://www.flagler.edu/individuals/juniors Click here for more juniors.,. Michelle Arenas Thomas Aschenbach Shawn Cantley Justin Ciervo Nicole Cillo Gina Crist Kristi Crum Tracy Curry Colleen Davies Robert Dunn Nancy Ehling Jon Ekstrom Elizabeth Every Christopher Hagy Sarah Ham Laura Higel David Jackson Margaret Kantor Suzanne Martinez Shannon Michael Kelley Ragan Heather Robson Marion Roosa Dawn Sewell Kathryn Sutton <£>46 Back i ocation: http://www.flagler.edu/individuals/sophomores Business Services (Left to right) Located in the General's House are Comptroller Richard Day, Director of Business Ser vices Ken Russom*, Accounts Receivable Clerk and Secretary to the Director of Business Services Chris tine Wages, Accounts Payable/Payroll Clerk Jo Lands, College Accountant Debi Mitchell and College Cash ier and Financial Aid Clerk Virginia Nelson. *CAC member Kimberlee Adams Sherren Adams Jeff Armstrong Kevin Ball Ian Barritt Seth Beaumont Matias Beltran-Tasley Mary Blanco Kristian Boehler Reid Bowling Sarah Boyd Adam Bryant Joy Calderone James Carriker Adam Chambers Ryoko Chosa Liza Clockedile Dorrie Coit Andrea Collins Sarah Crewshaw : 47 c> Forward Location: httn!7Ai\AA/yu Peter Cullipher Todd Denning Michelle Den- Benjamin Dickerson John Digenni Michael Donnelly Jennifer Drummond Tom Dunn Janessa Duttry Alexandra Finger Tom Finholt Megan Gainer Suzanne Garner Ashley Gill Jillian Greeno Amanda Groves Becky Harris Erin Hazelroth Danielle Heatherton Katie Hoffer Jen Holdridge Kellie Holway Carmon Hubbard Ryan Huebler Kirstin Huyser Bobby James Keri James Kerri Johnson Jennifer Julock Shonas Kibbee Heather Kinsel Linda Kroha Audrey Kroll Julia Landis James Looney <£>48 Back Financial Aid Upstairs in Wiley Hall are the offices of Assistant Director of Financial Aid Chris Haffner and Director of Financial Aid Bob Sterling*. *CAC member Jennifer Maron Matt McCammon Amelia Meilner Teddy Meyer Brad Middleton Cedar Miller m* Stephen Mitchell •: §SM!iM Elizabeth Mould f Meredyth Mustafa V,'«''_:'.?: i Timothy Nalepka ••• V vlsto' John Naslund Sergei Naumov Domingo Negron Paul Novak Kyle O'Donnell Jessica Oden Lori Oliver Mark Osborne Amanda Pace Jessica Parker 49^ Forward Location: Mailroom Right: Supervisor of Mail and Duplicating Services Terry Bennett (left) goes through the daily mail with Mailroom Clerk Jerry Teater. Security Right: Left to right are Director of Safety and Security Pete Cramer with guards Allan Howard, Delmar Kees and John Osborn. Not pictured: Herb Anderson, William Bell, William Hallinan, John Hazlinger, Don Hoffman, George Lance, English Ryan, Vaughn Sloan and William Thompson. Sean Parker Dara Par I in Tim Patterson April Pesillo Natasha Pollnow Megan Potson John Purdy Alanna Reeser Alisha Riddle Alexia Sartin Michael Sharman Michelle Silliman Sabrina Simon Chris Sinclair Samantha Sinclair Gretchen Smith Jason Smith Robert Smith II Sarah Spencer Suzan Still O50 Back Terence Stockdale Justin Straight Anna-Karin Strandh Chad Thompson Laura Tomaino Eva Van Buren Jeremy Vandervliet Jennifer Wagner Shawna Wallace Bradley Weldy Chris White Rick White Rebekah Williams Maud Willocx Travis Wilson Maintenance The maintenance shop may be between the art building and Kenan, but we see these hardworking folks all over campus: (left to right, back row) Brian Gilbert, Ricky Hudgins, Ron Dacko, Benny Wright, Joe Copley, Joseph Izzi, Paul Floyd, Wade Spielman and Anthony Pope; (front row) Ed Finney, Superintendent of Plant and Grounds George Patthey, Tim Carter, Hugo Valencia, Ana Lugo and Bertha Castillo. Not pictured: Dave Ackerman, Lee Baker, Lillie Finnie, Tim Mitchem, John Rice, Matt Rose, Scott Russom and Jerry Will iams. 51 W Forward Lo on: ht^K'Vwv^v.lid^ photos) Click here for more sophomores... Vanessa Arenas Nicole Arseneault Jessica Basham Veronica Beach David Black Michelle Boucher Jade Brand Darren Buckland Kristen Burton Matthew Ellinger Anna Fellander Elizabeth Gehret Elizabeth Griffen Charles Mock Chana Morrow Becky Owens Elena Pasqualone Philip Pent Jamie Roach Emily Smith Heather Smith Jeffrey Stewart Dawn Verburg 1 m .i Click here for more freshmen... Jessica Andersen Jacqueline Anderson Jason Badamo Jacqueline Barrett Rachel Bartlett Lora Batorsky James Bellinger Jodi Bonner Bonnie Bourdeau Hunter Brunick Jennifer Carnes Elizabeth Chesek Gregory Christensen Andrea Chubb Julia Czarniecki Naomi Czigan Jennie Davidson Andrew Davis Stephen DeBoi Brian Durham Simona Galik Sara Grajek Jennifer Grode e Megan Hahn Benjamin Hanson Angela Hardman Joshua Hariton Kara Horstman Sean Hunter Julie Janosick tr\ g-\ f^\ Amanda Jones Jennifer Kenan : Francesico Lanzisera •'9 ik' :.M Donald Law Michele Liberti Muire McNutt Jessica Muller Kate Novakowski Shannon Paxton Christopher Pellicer Alexander Puma Debra Sheehy Elizabeth Smith Avigale Stirling f&i C\ Robert Sutherlin Pamela Szczygiel Caroline Thong Evan Writer ,_;_, 53 c> Forward Location: http://www.flagler.edu/individuals/freshmen Alumni and College Relations Located in Markland House are (left to right) Assistant Director of College Relations Tracy Litzinger, Secretary for the Office of Alumni and College Relations Donna Butt and Director of Alumni and College Relations Donna Webb*. *CAC member Adrian Abosso Corinne Agey Jennifer Alden Jessica Alkema Jessica Allison Bianca Amlong Stephen Anderson Carmen Andolina Noel Anthony Michelle Arkell Melissa Aust Christopher Averill Meagan Bailey Alicia Barbieri Jessica Barfield Elizabeth Barker Nicole Barnhardt Chris Barnwell Eric Barre Sarah Baskin <354 Back William Beaman Katherine Beaton Brianne Bender Susanne Bennett Melissa Benton Jesse Berger Daniel Biferie Kelly Birchall Kathleen Bisiaux Terri-Ann Black Erin Blakemore Angela Blasingame Mary Blattner Julie Boike Melissa Boucinha Kevin Bovell Katie Bowling e Christina Braid Todd Brandenburgh Marney Braun Cathleen Brennan Tyler Breuer Brent Brooks Amanda Brown Josh Brown Stephanie Brown Kevin Brueck Charles Bryant Andrew Buffington Mark Bukowski 1 Gavin Burgess Catherine Burnett Brandon Campanella Rachel Canaday Melissa Canto 55 Christopher Capetz Fay Carpio Andy Carroll James Carter Charlotte Carver Christopher Catania Brandy Chafe Stephanie Chandler Luisa Cirici Amy Clark Robert Clark Alanna Clements Jillian Cleven Bridgette Clune Dana Clymore Christian Codd Chelsey Cole April Colee Nicky Colon Monica Combs Alison Conger Leonard Conticello David Cook Craig Core James Cosman Erin Coughlin Lisa Cowart Kristy Cropper Kris Csandli Liz Cullum Julianna Dartt Nathan Dartt Brad Dauplaise Kelley Day Jeremy Dean <356 Back V :• '.'•;.' Robert Dean Ty Debevoise Heather Deel Mary Delnore Janice Demato Kimberly Diamon Philip Diblasi Lori Dickie Raena Dion-Krodel Shannon Dobson Caroline Donders James Donovan Bree Dossey Joshua Dowd Greg Driggers Marissa Dromgoole Sarah Ducker ,. Luke Dudgeon Amy Eason Tyson Eavenson Kristen Eckerty Maria Economos David Ellison Kelly Ennis Kristine Erickson Vania Essary Rory Evans Daniel Eyman Andrea Favreau Lisa Fessler Laurissa Fiadini Henry Finch Nicholas Fiore Korinne Fischer Alex Fish 57 O | Forward I Lo >n: http://www.flagler.edu/individuals/freshmen Development Markland House also is home to Assistant Director of Development Laurin Bosse, Coordinator of Development Services Lisa Mondello and Director of Development Kathleen Nelson*, shown here with Dr. Proctor. Jessica Florio Jan Flostrand Katherine Flynn Patrick Foley Ethan Folger Jason Forrest Scott Franco Shanna Frey Kelly Friel Christopher Frost Annamaria Fusaro Lisa Galano Renee Galeto Zach Gamble Harriette Gantt Megan Gascon Luciana Gayton Bradley Geier Brandon Gibson Emily Gilchrist 058 sSrm LeeAnn Giovanniellc John Gitlin Tara Glinsky Anthony Golub Nicole Gordon Dave Gossett Deke Gould Sarah Grahan Sean Graves Alan Greenfield Adam Grippaudo Catherine Guest Heather Hackford Brian Hamacher Stephanie Hand Julie Hanlon Beverly Harris^ Christina Hart Denise Hart Annette Hartley Haley Hartman Justin Hauver Nathan Heite Serenity Henderson Jessica Hendrickson Patricia Hernandez Jarrod Hester Jonathan Hethcox Ashley Hill Jaime Hill Kristen Hillman Mandi Hinkel Anthony Hirst Scott Hodgdon Ansley Hodges |59v I ,'•'< .-;•!• Location: http://www.flagler.edu/individuals/freshmen Public Information Located in the library, third floor, are (left to right) Secretary for the Office of Public Information Joanne Hudson Moore, College Archivist Tom King, Direc tor of Public Information Deborah Squires* and Assistant Director of Public Information Barbara Sachs Kremer. *CAC member Jaclyn Holmes Will Hopkins Dana Hosburgh Travis Houlihan Enrique Huerta Travis Hunter Eileen Hutton Shane Ingersoll RieIshibashi Rebekah Jackson Katherine Jenkins Douglas Johnson Tanya Jones Tricia Jordan Melanie Joustra Nicole Kalogeras Christine Kalvert Jackie Kavan Patrick Kelly Johan Kemper 360 Back '••,-,. • . :••: ,•;••• :•••••.,., 'm^^m^'V^^r^-y-yy;^: ••••••••-••••••••:••• Jeanne Kiley En% Killips Allison Kinney David Kmetz Audrey Knuckles Elizabeth Knutson Matt Koger Alison Korte Jennifer Koslouski Lynn Kotowich Anna Kozak Robert Krug Michael Kuchera Megan Kuffa Ingrid Kutzner Melissa Kyle Amanda Lachowicz Enka Lack Adrianne LaNeave Jeff Largo Emily Lattimore Nicole Lattuca "-Uiott Lavercombe ennifer Leonard Jelissa Leonard Ben Levene Dominic Levene Robyn Lewis Lotta Linden Adrienne Lodico Deborah Long Caryn Lowe Chris Luca Benjamin Ludwig Vanessa Lyman-Munt Location: http://www.flagler.edu/individuals/freshmen Heather MacKenzie Cary Maish Noah Margulies Cheryl Marino Robert Marshall Van Martin David Masony Bambi Maxwell Jill Maxwell Cory McClelland Courtney McConnell Robert McConnell Drew McCormick Patrick McDermott Owen McDonald Corey McHargue Sean McLure William McMahon Sara McManus Matthew McPhail Toni McQuilken Erich Mecherle Kelly Mendes Ross Mershon Billy Metts Charles Meurer Sarah Michaelis Crystal Mishoe Kimberly Mock Christine Morgan Heather Morris Joel Morris Hayley Mose Brieanne Mould Jennifer Moyer <-i62 Back & Meagan Munsey Susan Murphy Josh Myrick Chase Nann Danielle Napoli Victoria Nast James Neal Angela Nelson Emily Nelson Julie Nelson Lyndsay Nelson Clark Newell John Newman Deric Norgren Casey O'Connell Kimberly Orvosh,. Stephanie Owens John Pace Carrie Pack Jennifer Paine Blair Palmer Dawn Palmer Ellen Palmer Amanda Pardee Keith Pari Duncan Parker Christina Parks Dara Parlin Brenda Partello Xan Paul Brenda Paxson Jacquelinda Peacock Patrick Perkins Tokay Perugia Suerajee Perumal 63 <4> Forward I Lo on: http://www.flagler.edu/individuals/freshmen Student Services Right: In Ponce Hall, you can find Director of Student Activities Linda Rowe, Dean of Stu dent Services Dan Stewart*, Secretary of the Office of Student Services Pelion Haynes and Director of Student Housing Nicole Donnelly. *CAC member Katie Peters Kenneth Piegari Seana Pittman Sheia Pleasant Kimberly Plummer Daniel Ponce Jessica Poulin Allison Pownell Beth Price Melanie Price Michelle Pruitt Crystal Quelch Nicholas Quinn Nicholas Rauseo Jennifer Rector Emily Regnier Gretchen Reich Caren Reid Alissa Reines Louis Reinhardt <^64 Back Jody Reinsch Jennifer Rhode Scott Ricciardi Brandon Richardson Susan Riechman Angela Riper Melissa Rives Danielle Roberts Crystal Robertson Timothy Rodgers Jay Rogers Andrea Ronhovde Ashley Roosa Tracy Rose Melody Ross Patricia Ross Julie Rubanek ' Faith Russen Adrienne Russo Jenna Russo Melissa Rutland Patricia Sadow Stacie Santti Shannah Saunders Alexandra Sayre Thomas Scangarello Allison Schiller Carisse Schilling Elaine Schneider Kendra Scott Mary Scott Julia Segal Kristy Sharpe Kathleen Shea Pat Sheffield 65 O Forward Location: http://www.flagler.edu/individuals/freshmen Susan Shell Joseph Sherno Sam Siemon Matt Simmons Erin Smith Shannon Smith Valerie Smith Colleen Snitzel Christopher Snoap Melinda Snvder Kellum Sowers Nicolas Sowers Timothy Spidey Katherin Splane Jennie Spooner Christopher Spradling Julie Sprague Ronald Stalvey John Stephenson Jennifer Stereszoff Chris Stetson Sarah Stone Christopher Sullivan Ryan Sullivan Leola Swart Katie Sweezy Jay Szczepanski Katheryn Takacs Colette Tantum Meredith Tassey Jennifer Tatem Aaron Taylor Gabrielle Testa Jessica Thibault Mary Tholotowsky <£>66 Christelle Thomason Laura Thompson Robyn Thompson Sonia Thompson Eva Tietze Joseph Tomassoni Joel Tomlinson Jennifer Torsiella Justin Traub Heather Trudeau Julie Tugya Joy Turner Gregory Tuttle Jimbo Valadez Kerry Vales Joaan Valle Jeffrey Vasold *" Michelle Verrill Meredith Vouglas Brandie Waldfogel Jeremy Wall Matthew Watters William Webb Andrew Weeler Allison Welch Amanda White Heather White Marie White Janine Wilkins Michelle Willems Eric Williams Susan Williams Kenneth Wilson Jill Wisniewski Shane Wittbold Location: http://www.flagler.edu/indr imen Intramurals Director of Intramurals Mike Roberson supervises the pool tournament in the Lewis Lounge fall semester. With him is Mike Lofendo. — ——M Courtney Wood Benjamin Wourms Elizabeth Wright Jared Wright ? ••:•:! Danielle Yocum WSr Edmund Young Jolieke Young Laura Zeher Shannon Zeug Mary Zlockie Ihii Robert Zlockie <368 Back PJ3 ill!! iilitf 1 Guessing Left: Dr. Proctor stops by the pumpkin seed guessing table. The RA's sponsored the contest (that's Liza Clockedile and Ben Dickerson staffing the table). In ••• the end, Dr. Tom Graham's guess of 750 won him the movie tickets lllfttel prize. He was only two seeds away from the actual total of 752. •••MHMMI • — Gabbing iftflllllllPf. Right: (left to right) Dr. Caroline Dow, chair of the communication department, and Margo •I Pope, visiting instructor of journalism and senior itvtr reporter for The St. Augustine Record, talk to Fall Forum speaker Georgie Anne Geyer at the press conference before the forum. II 111 iisililpl••H l ^mmm^^mi•illili Ifiiiliillil Hill Giving Left: Dean Dan, as students refer to him, gets comfy in the new Bloodmobile at the second blood drive of fall semester. 69c> \ Forward Location: http://www.flagler.edu/faculty/ Faculty Departments (site opens late August) LINK to photograph; faculty identified left to right: •Art — Chair Robert Hall, Associate Professor Don Martin Assistant Professor Natalie Buda, Professor Enzo Torcoletti usiness Administration —- Assistant Professor Dr. Rod Blackwell, Assistant Professor Jim Makowski, Assistant Professor Nick Panepinto, Associate Professor Joyce LibbevJ Assistant Professor Yvan Kelly; not pictured; Chair Steve Evans, Assistant Professor Lou Preysz, Assistant Professor Da Pamela Shaw and Assistant Professor Bill Smith •Communication — Assistant Professor Jack Buckley, Visiti™ Instructor Andrea McCook, WFCF Station Manager Dan McCook, Chair Dr. Caroline Dow and Assistant Professor Dr.l Murray Harris,; •Drama — Associate Professor Phyllis Gibbs and Visiting Instructor Britt Corry; not pictured: Chair Tom Rahner •Education — Assistant Professor Dr. Margaret Finneghan, j Chair Dr. Tom Pace, Assistant Professor Dr. Kathleen Eide, Associate Professor Dr. Michele Gregoire and Associate Professor Dr. Paul Crutchfield; not pictured: Professor Dr. Frances Farrell and Assistant Professor Dr. Carl Williams •English — Chair Dr. Constantine Santas. Visiting Instructor I Nancy Gentry, Professor Dr. Drew Dillon, Assistant Professor I Darien Andreu and Associate Professor Dr. Carl Horner; not I pictured: Associate Professor Dr. Vince Puma and Assistant ] Professor Dr. Owene Weber •Mathematics — Assistant Professor Dr. Carrie Grant, AssistaB Professor Julie Graham, Chair Dr. George Green, Assistant Professor Marc Sherrin and Associate Professor Dr. Henry ChM •Natural Sciences — Chair Dr. Peter Lardner •Social Sciences — Associate Professor Dr. Robin King, Professor Dr. Tom Graham, Professor Dr. Jerry Noloboff, Chair j Mike Sherman, Associate Professor Dr. Steve Willard, Visiting Instructor Dr. Gerald Gamache, Assistant Professor Judge RielS Poland, Assistant Professor Dr. Art Vanden Houten and Assistant Professor Dr. Mike Tkacik •Spanish/Latin American Studies — Chair Dr. Dawn Wiles •Sport Management LINK to page 89 71 c> n ^V Location ://www.flagler.edu/academics Opening Student Life Individuals Academic Life Organizations Sports pages 1 -9 pages 10-33 pages 34-71 pages 72-83 pages 84-101 pages 102-119 * Above: Laura Thompson, left, gets help from Kim Walker in the writing center. Peer tutors are often recruited to help their fellow students while improving their own skills. :-} .'"•::'...': : gasps • iCJfc:: id With enrollment rising to record levels it only seems appropriate to write about the reasons so many students choose to attend Flagler. Size of such a private school means friends can be found just around every corner. Small class sizes allow profes sors to have more personal involvement with their students. Academics take on an easier tone when professors are more accessible. Colloquia, forums, guest speakers and creative writing workshops all serve to enhance the students' educa tional experience. \bove left: Eric Chauvin sits on a bench outside Kenan rlall and does some last minute cramming before an exam. Above: Scott Secore sneezes in the drama department scene shop while Keri Conner interviews him for a Gargoyle student survey. Left: Andrew Watson lets Jason Hoffman pet his iguana, Sativa. Andrew used his iguana as a visual aid for his informative speech in Com 101. •--••• "•• \ . ?fc.J>JiV-^r..%. 2 :^$c» 73L^ Forward Location: http://www.flagler.edu/freshman_experience/ Flagler College replaced fall semester orientation with a class. "The Fresh man Experience" helped ease fresh men through the sometimes difficult transition between high school and college. Freshmen learned about the college rules, time and money man agement, using the library, self-esteem and personal goal setting. The fresh men were split into three groups with Mike Roberson, Linda Rowe and Nicole Donnelly each in charge of one. Above: In Kenan Hall's new multimedia lecture hall, K300, Beckah Jackson points out the yearbook photographer to the rest of the Freshman Experience class. This year 556 new students became the incoming class scheduled to graduate in 2001. Right: Director of Public Informa tion Deborah Squires prepares to teach Mike Roberson's group ^ about personal goal setting. CLICK America's HERE ^ Best Colleges 'HOW TO PICK THE BEST SCHOOL FOR YOU •ADVANTAGES OF APPLYING FOR EARLY ADMISSION 1998 ANNUAL GUIDE U.S. News Ranking Description •Site opened Aug. 25 •Ranked No. 1 for fourth year in a row in the category for institiutions that operate efficiently •among liberal arts colleges in the South •held the top spot ever since U.S. News included the category in its annual guide The Flagler Agency Description •A student-run public relations agency •Created to fulfill the learning objectives of Far above: For intro to sport management, students were assigned to COM 460-Public Relations interview a manager in the sports field. Lewis Goodnow (right) chose Dan Strategies and Campaigns Hicken, sports director of Channel 12 in Jacksonville. Tasks Included •Writing news releases and public service announcements Above: Pietro Fasolino and Heather Kloock look over their portfolios at •Analyzing case studies the pizza party provided for Dr. Murry Harris' class in the President's •Creating logos Dining Room. The "surprise" party was intended as a thank-you to the •Designing brochures students involved in the Flagler Agency for working so hard fall semester. •Filming and editing video displays 75 ^v Forward This year's first colloquium was held Wednesday Oct. 1, in the Proctor Library. Two students and Dr. Santas read and discussed the papers they had written. Sarah Schade's paper was "I Should Have Raised Canaries—The Relationship Between Mothers and Children in Sula," (by Tony Morrison). This was about not enough love between two families of mothers and daughters. Erin Kelly's paper was "Lear's Fool as Friend, Teacher, and Shadow." It discussed the significance of King Lear's court jester in the Shakespeare play. Dr.Santas' presented "Emma Thompson's Sense and Sensibility. The Unglorification of Satire; vs. Jane Austen's Parallel Vision." His paper compared the book by Jane Austen and the screenplay by Emma Thompson. On Nov. 19 the Fall Forum presented award winning journalist and syndicated columnist Georgie Ann Geyer. She spoke on "Death of Citizenship." Geyer also fielded questions about working as a foreign correspondent and being imprisoned in Angola as an "Israeli spy." Geyer has interviewed such historical figures as Yassar Arafat, Fidel Castro, Saddam Hussein and half a dozen U.S. presidents. She also speaks several languages including Spanish, German, Portuguese and Russian. Spring semester saw the beginning of the Flagler Forum on Government and Public Policy which brought such well-known speakers to campus as San Francisco Examiner Washington Bureau Chief Christopher Matthews, Peace Corps Director Mark Gearan, Polish Embassy Minister Counselor Boguslaw Majewski, National Press Foundation President Robert Meyers and Washington Post reporter David Broder. Above, right: Dr. Constantine Santas holds up a copy of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility. His presen tation compared Austen's book with the screenplay by Emma Thompson. Right: Erin Kelly prepares to speak about Shakespeare's King Lear. Right: Georgie Ann Geyer talked about the death of citizenship as the Fall Forum guest Scholarship Recipients Kerri Dworzanski U.S. Sugar Corporation S3000 Nicole Haendel UPS $3000 Swdtodihb Dawn Zeidler UPS $2000 Rebecca Hoffman Selby Foundation $2000 Left: Graduating Kim Nolt Selby Foundation $2000 Senior Nicole Jennie Spooner Selby Foundation $1000 Haendel received Katie Cihal Mary & Loren Brown $1200 Laura Tarter Clint Foundation $1000 a $3,000 scholar Jon Crosby Clint Foundation $1000 ship from the UPS Kathy Whittington Sophie S. Laval $1000 Foundation based Sarah Schade Samuel M. Proctor $1000 on academic Lori Epner Sertoma Club-Sarasota $1000 merit. Haendel is Mary Cianci Sertoma Club-Sarasota $1000 a Spanish and Nicola Wayer Sertoma Club-Orange Park $1000 elementary Tom Washington Buckingham Smith $1000 education major. Erica Motes First Coast Alumni Chapter $1000 Christina Hathaway Rosalie James Circle $1000 Kevin Watts Custis Proctor $500 Kelly Bigler Custis Proctor $500 Sheia Pleasant Pam Driskell $500 Sheila Linton Hugh Shaw $500 Michelle Whipple Mrs. Jeri Wilson $400 Emmanuel Lherisse Rodney Bell $400 Heather Kloock Jonathan Heath Wendy Giles $400 Jennifer Sadow Duncan Mcintosh $400 Evelyne R. Waterhouse Christopher Naughton $400 Richard Finkle Heather Christman $300 Jessica Fowler Dorothy Konrad $300 Gina Fuentes Henry F. Lloyd $300 Scott Dingfelder Bruce Arthur Appel $200 A ll,nke Swart President's Council $500 PAGE Thomas Washington President's Council $500 President's Council $500 UNDER 77 O CONSTRUCTION Location: http://www.flagler.edu/honors/ Left: Andrew "AJ" Buffing- Flagler College's most ton, Winter lX^mm^::i r;<;hd;V:;hip h-, Springs, Fla., is the Lewis Scholar Award. a graphic design Four awoooi MO ipjm) and accounting major. a: If;:,irtSl;/ k) OnjO iX:hr'H.h OOOHOO Who novo dy;'non~ Above: Anna Kozack, strated exceptional aca Bradenton, Fla., is Right: Megan demic achievement and majoring in drama. Kuffa, West leadership. The awards are Pittston, Penn., based on merit without is majoring in regard to financial need and elementary they include all tuition fees, education and room and board for four psychology. years of study. Left: Ty Debevoise, Gaganna, Ohio, is majoring in sport manage ment, with a minor in advertising. Below: Members of the Flagler College chapter of Sigma Tau Delta include Wendy Bottcher, president; Kim Walker, vice president; Jared Johnson, secretary; Erin Kelly, treasurer; Rachel Wootten, historian; April Turon, Nicole Cauwenberghs, Monica Edwards, Dr. Owene Weber and Dr. Carl Horner. T A Sigma Tau Delta is an International English honor society. To become a member students must have a 3.5GPAand bean English major or minor. _^/ Left: Steinunn Sigur dardottir, with sponsor Judge Richard Poland, takes her oath from Alpha Chi President Wendy Bottcher with L Executive Vice Presi dent and Dean of Academic Affairs William Abare and Honoris Causa Peter Lardner. 79 O Forward [LTT Fall drama classes Conservatory (site opened Nov. 20) Senior directors, one-act plays produced Below: In the first act of The Hibiscus Room, Evelyn (Jaime Kalman) urges Vincent •Helene Dalmanieras — A Room With A (Scott Franco) to shoot her husband, Charles (Brian Drysdale), so she doesn't have to View by Dave Christner. Cast: Mary (Brenda Partello), Joseph (Chris Stetson), share her father's fortune with him. innkeeper (Dave Stalvey). •Lori Aleixo — Interview by Jean Claude van Italie. Cast: interviewers (Jen Wagner. Aaron LaManque, Scarlett Cheek, Dean Howard); applicants (Josh Jacobson, JoAnn Valle, Mark Reeves, Kellie Holway). •Amy Johnson, Jeff Donnelly and Todd Weakley — The Hibiscus Room (3-act) Johnson — first act, "Southern Hospitality." Cast: Brian Drysdale, Jaime Kalman, Scott Franco. Donnelly — second act, "Three Ugly Men." Cast: Fletcher Liegerot, Charles Holt, Erika Lack. Weakley — third act, "Everyone Wants to be a Superhero." Cast: Chris Watson, Andrew Teller. Directing (site opened Nov. 12) Student directors, one-act plays produced •Nicole Fallon — Can Can by Romulus Linney. Cast: French woman (Bonita Bunt) ex-G.I.( Stephen Mitchell), housewife (Brenda Partello), country woman (Casey Nassauer) •Tina Van Vleet — The Philadelphia by David Ives.Cast: Allen (Scott Franco), Mark (Mark Reeves), waitress (Bonita Bunt). •Dawson Kilhoffer — The Cross Patch by Larry Randolph. Cast: Helen Pearson (Brenda Partello), Mrs. Hadley (Vicki Williams), Sam Smalley (Andrew Teller) •Jennifer Thompson — Lot 1?: The Bone Violin by Doug Wright. Cast: mother. (Leigh Hunt), father (Christopher Watson), professor (Shannon Garrity), doctor (Jeff Trask), auctioneer (Scarlett Cheek); stage manager, Carrie Goldsmith. •Scott Secore — Sonny DeRee's Lite Flashes Before His Eyes by Bill Bozzone. Cast: Sonny (Scott Franco), Mick (Fletcher Liegerot), Emma (JoAnn Valle), stage manager (Ian McCord). •Dean Howard — Conversations at Night With a Despised Character by Friedrich Durrenmatt. Cast: Man (Mark Reeves), the Other (Lori Aleixo). Basic Acting (site opened Dec. 3) Student cast/production crew—costume, props, make-up, scripts, publicity and programs. •The play: Next! an original comedy written by the class and directed by Phyllis Gibbs. Above: Interview by Jean Claude van Italie, directed by Lori Aleixo. Back row (left •Class members: Jenni Chojnacki, Alex to right) interviewers Jen Wagner, Aaron LaManque, Scarlett Cheek and Dean Finger, Becky Lucas, Jennifer Maron, Ian Howard begin to make it obvious that they do not care about the applicants (front McCord, Stephen Mitchell, Casey Nassauer, April Northrop, Alexia Sartin, row) Josh Jacobson, JoAnn Valle, Mark Reeves and Kellie Holway. llinke Swart, Pat Weddle and Chris Spradling. All class members contributed to writing the play as well as performing it. Above: Tyler (Christopher Watson) threatens to Uoot Sam (Charles Holt) if he doesn't leave him alone in act two of The Hibiscus Room. Below: In A Room With a View, Joseph (Chris Stetson) asks the innkeeper (Dave Stalvey) for a room for him and his pregnant wife, Mary. Above: Vincent (Scott Franco) questions the carpenter, Sam Charles Holt) about what happened to the diamond necklace he left m the Hibiscus Room 18 years earlier. Left: For directing class Scott Secor directed the comedy Sonny DeRee's Life Flashes Before His Eyes. Sonny (Scott Franco) grimaces at the terrible luck he is having as his mother (JoAnn Valle) shows up and greets the gangster (Fletcher Liegerot) holding a chainsaw, who came to collect the $9,000 Sonny owes him. 8114/ Q&£f Right: Robert Hall, chair of the art depart ment, with Erin Kelly and Stefanie Francis at their gallery opening Jan. 9. Senior Conservatory Fall schedule (site opened Oct. 16) Senior artists' exhibits •Kristin Hinga, Oct. 16 •Kristin Hinga/Susan Leafer, Oct. 30 •Photography, Nov. 13 •Marcie West, Nov. 22 •Amy Wicherski/Susan Dantini, Dec. 5 •Erich Davis, Dec. 11 •Erin Kelly/Stephanie Francis, Jan. 2 & ! •Steve Gibson, Jan. 15 Spring schedule (site opened Feb. 26) Senior artists' exhibits •Alumni/Senior Graphic Design, Feb. 26 •Kim Del Ranee, March 5 •Lorraine Roessl/Rosemary Hardman, March 19 •Sahna Kessler/Ted Darling, March 26 •Becky Harlowe/Diana Lodi, April 2 •Becky Hoffman/Beth Levine, April 9 Above, middle: Erich Davis greets his friend, Kim Wild, at his photography exhibit's opening reception. Right: At her opening reception, Amy Wicherski is glad to see her friend, Kim Vassiliadis. Above: Erin Kelly used this painting for her poster and gallery reception invitations. Left: Amy Wicherski (left) and Susan Dantini held a joint exhibit in December. -.•».., 11 ;O,!0 83 c> IF I I fci4 Forward n Location http://www.flagler.edu/organizations Opening Student Life Individuals Academic Life Organizations Sports pages 1-9 pages 34-71 pages 10-33 pages 72-83 pages 84-101 ages 102-11 r If anything characterizes campus life at Flagler, it's the student organizations. Some of the groups have designed their own web pages such as DAC, Spirit and the Gargoyle. Many of them are official clubs, with charters, officers, members and annual events; they raise funds for charity and perform much- needed and appreciated community service. Other student organizations are not clubs but give students the chance to work together to produce literary chronicles, radio shows, bi weekly television programs or a series of choral events. Right: Bruce Sangster (left) laughs with Pete Rhoden as they help build a playground for the children of St. August ine at Project Swing. Far right: (left to right) Heather Joy, Dan McCarthy and Jerry Goodrich help Project Swing by coating the wood with weatherproofing stain. Left: Pete Rhoden's mother and Matt Wilkinson buy raffle tickets from the Sport Management Club at halftime during the Shawn Dorisca Memorial Game in October. Below: Kim Warner donates blood at the FCWC blood drive in November. The American Red Cross provided a new "Blood Mobile" for more sanitary and comfortable conditions. Flagler usually has two blood drives every semester and continues to be one of the largest contributors in the area. *i... o Above: Members of Circle K, (left to right) Jessica Fowler, Crystal ^'shoe, Samantha Sinclair, Annette Hartley, Becka Wagner and ^indy Stutzman, help distribute frozen turkeys at a food drive in Jacksonville. 85 cv Forward - - Location: fittp://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Campus/7357/index.html aTh e Student Govern ment Association rep resents student opin ions and concerns by recommending and implementing improve ments necessary to the welfare of the students. Above: SGA members: Debbie Barra, president; Mary Catuogno, vice president; Jessica Parker, secretary. Social committee: Adam Bryant, Heather Deel, Dara Parlin, Cathleen Brennan, Jeanne Kiley, Gillian Matos, Stephanie Chandler, Bradley Geier, Pablo Benitez, Nick Sowers. Campus life: Kevin fW Pacciano, Nicole Kalogeras, Beth Zlockie, Brenda Paxson, Chris Spradling, Deborah Long, Nicky Colon, Kristin Hillman, Dan <> j Ponce. Extended events: Kathleen Guy, Megan Kuffa, Liz Shea, Sarah Michaelis, Susan Murphy, Shannon Dobson, Mary Delnore, Mindy Snyder, Sarah Baskin, Shanna Frey. Publicity: Carol Wik, Carissa Brady, Bree Dossey, Carrie Fisher, Jackie Holmes, Nicole Peltier, Alisha Riddle, Allison Riddles, Kati Takacs, Gabrielle Testa. Proposals: Pat McDermott, Amy Frasu, Karissa Kish, Courtenay Blackwell, Jeff Conrad, Jonathan Hethcox, Paul Galante, histo rian. Student concerns: Erin Stokes, Katie Neary, Becca Cross, Ed Kalish, Bathsheba Carde, Liz Barker, Jennifer Tatem. Food concerns: Danielle Kandel, Holly Forrest, Alan Greenfield, Liza Clockedile, Rob Clark. Hospitality: Helene Dalmanieras, Katie Sweezy, Melanie Joustra, Roshan Byrd, Jessica Puff, Christine Calvert, Allison Kinney, Jay Szczepanski, Carol Zagers, Tricia Jordan, Joe Kirby, Kristen Sears. Community service: Sarah Schade, Jennifer Leonard, Kelley Day, Adrienne Russo, Julian Cleven, Betsy Knapp. Valerie Donohue, Denise McFarland. Ambassadors Ambassadors give prospective students and parents a tour of the college. They provide great assistance to the admis sions office in recruiting new students. Student ambassadors not pictured: Jen Casey, Kim Davidson, Ben Dickerson, Ashley Gill, Rebecca Hinds, Josh Jacobson, Susan Medeiros, Meredyth Mustafa, Jessica Parker, Erin Pelkey, Jessica Plachetka, Chris Sinclair, Ilinke Swart, Julie Weyler, CT Andolina, Davia Clark, Rick Hausman, Melanie Joustra, Megan Kuffa, Erika Lack, Above: Student ambassadors left section, front row (1-r): Jenny Chojnacki, Susan Crystal Mishoe, Karisse Schilling, Tim Madeiros, Keri Norris; second row: Mary Catuogno, Debbie Barra, Tammi Spivey, Jen Streszoff, Katie Sweezy, Jay Dickinson; third row: Dustin Neild, Linda Kroha, Adam Bryant; fourth row: Matt Szczepanski, Jen Tatem, Jenn Torsiello. McCammon, Kevin Pacciano, Jenn Lane; back row: Nathan Lovelette, Robert Luca, Melissa Machaj. Right section, front row: Erika Jacoby, Amy Volpe, James Clancey; second row: Tammy Hudson; third row: Sarah Samuels, Danielle Kandel, O86 Sabrina Simon; fourth row: Casey Nassauer, Becca Cross, Carrie Fisher; back row: Back Cheryl Thein, Erin Stokes, Kari Stokes, Karen Lanno. J; Bra ijrientation Guides The orientation guides pro vided assistance on moving-in day by helping students find their rooms. Orientation ! guides also helped with ice ULPi-fcl^ &:C breakers and karaoke night. Above: Orientation guides: Renee Buszko, Roshan Byrd, Bathsheba Carde, Jennifer Casey, Mary Catuogno, Scarlett Cheek, Jenni Chojnacki, Helene Dalmanieras, Kimberly Davidson, Valerie Donohue, Janessa Duttry, Laura English, Chris Etchechury, Kassy Guy, Jason Halstead, Erin Hearne, Zac Heuer, Tammy Hudson, John Guy, Erika Jacoby, Danielle Kandel, Elizabeth Knapp, Jenn Lane, Tim Larkin, Nathan Lovelette, Joby Luca, Laura Mack. Matt McCammon, Casey Nassauer, Keri Norris, Kevin Pacciano, Jessica Puff. Kathleen Scott, Deana Shatley, Cheryl Thein and Amy Volpe. Resident Advisors' duties range from bringing you toilet paper every week and keeping the mop X you need for your bathroom to doing rounds through the dorms and calling A hall meetings. Left: Resident Advisors, front row (1-r): Kevin Haas, Liza Clockedile, Becca Cross, Denise McFarland, Holly Forrest; second row: Lisa Vernon, Katie Neary, Kerry Stokes, Michele Cross, Becca Chambers, Ben Dickinson; third row: Carrie Fisher, Tammi Dickinson, Erin Stokes, Aisha Wood. Back row: Chris Sinclair, Dustin Neild, Todd Denning, Kevin Cramer, John Streszoff, Mark Ruff. \ The Student Judiciary Council (SJC) provides intermedary discp'ine by evaluating fellow students regarding college policies. The process is similar to a trial and responds to issues such as pets on campus, candles in the dorm rooms and similar rule violations. Above' SIP r hearina r0W (1"r): Sarah Schade, Brandy Walker, pre- ^airper1"16' i'6^'' Karissa Kish- chairperson; Sarah Lanpher, vice- S San Medeiros Matt o t °' ' > council clerk; back, Patrick Kelleher, 87 O ^trowsky, Rebecca Hinds and Katie Cihal. Forward Phi Alpha 0mega OAD r Phi Alpha Omega is a group of socially res ponsible young women who want to serve the community and pro mote sisterhood among the members. They sponsor the Bachelor Bid and the Women's Tea. Above: Phi Alpha members: Front row, left to right: Cindee Winks, Victoria Palmieri Jennie Spooner, SydneyAnn Blum, Shannon Breslin, Scarlett Cheek, Christy Hudson, Melinda Smith. Middle row, left to right: Dana Clymore. Genevieve Ruiz, Lauren Wech, Beth Leary, Kelly Cerrone, Crystal Quelch, Kerri Johnson, Kristen Parrish. Back row, left to right: Sarah Gabel, Tanya Newell, Michelle Covert, Jenn Lane, Kristin Wallace, Toni McQuilken. en's Club The Flagler College Women's Club is dedicated to service in St. Au gustine and surrounding areas. FCWC paticipated in guarterly blood drives, Markland House tours with Darwin White and Breast Cancer Awareness month. In addition, FCWC organized and participated in the Parents' Week end Fashion Show. Women's Club officers: Amy Seal, president; Carolyn Kirby, vice president; Jen Kuzniin." secretary; Francine Kirby, treasurer; Cary Maish, historian; Meagan-Bailey, Brianne Ben* Sabrina Butterick, Fay Carpio, Phil DiBlasi, Holly Forrest, Denise Hart, Melanie Joustra. Matt Roger, Mike Kuchera, Melissa Leonard, Vanessa Lyman-Munt, Toni McQuilken, Danielle Mezger, Crystal Mishoe, Hayley Mose, Meagan Munsey, Jacki Peacock, Emily <=i88 Regnier, Steve Reinhardt, Andrea Ronhovde, Allison Schiller, Colleen Snitzel, Katie Sweezy, Meredith Tassey, Jessica Thibault, Matt McPhail, Nick Rauseo. Back Left: Sport Management members include John Streszoff, president; Brian Darlak, vice president; Jeff Armstrong, secretary/ treasurer; Jennifer Adkison, Jamie Belz, Mary Blanco, Alex Bohne, Mark Bukowski, Chuck Castellano, Missy Chase, Jennifer Conley, Brad Dauplaise, Philip DiBlasi, Brian Darlak, Katie Flynn, Rob Frash, Sarah Gabel, Guy Garbarino, Jeff Hart, Adam Hebert, Chad Hudson, Owen MacDonald, Mark Nugent, Laura Neal, Mark Nugent, Mary Beth Scott, Briana Sweat, Natalie Teta, Todd Weldy. The club's sponsor is Dr. Bernadette Twardy, chair of the sport management department. CLICK •»«!",' urn* *««!;« *{IIA. 3 ^!|!"' "!"% ft mm ** £«fflg « *SP '"»* „„„„ „„1 ft Surf Team members include Bridgett Carlson, Emily Gilchrist • - * * _ ^Sr,f ill Mark Lowe, Luke Bryant. Gilchrist took first and Carlson took second in the National W If* Scholastic Surfing Association 89 cO contest at Ponce Inlet on Nov. 9. Forward ::;:4*:pni::WPS':; Deaf Awareness Club is designed to further professional standards and to improve preparation of those dealing with the education of the deaf. The club functions in collaboration with the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind. Above: DAC members: Back row (1-r): Kelly Friel, Tara Gilinsky, Amanda White, Jennie Julock and Corrine Downey. Front row (1-r): Shawna Wallace, Nicole Gordon, Amy Frasu Meredyth Mustafa, Melody Ross and Megan Gainer. Not pictured: MichelleDowdy, Susan Huddleston, Jenn Torsiello, Shawn Cantley and Liz Gehret. ©gg"? ©C9©©0l|g' •V-NW'K^ Best Buddies serves to foster friendships between college students and developmen- tally-disabled adults in the community. Students help at picnics, parties and other projects as well as movie outings and fundraisers. Through ARC (Association for Retarded Citizens) lasting friendships are made between students and their companions. Above: Best Buddies members: Front row (1-r): Eric Thompson, Tammy Hudson, Jodie Morgan, Dan Vallus. Back row: James Carter, Theresa Lynn, Colleen Sweezy, b Kathleen Sweezy and Meredith Tassey. •M awsUJJlOER CONSTRUCTION Please watch i J E_X _._ _ ,,- ^ ,.-> ^ .... _ rO _ oOOOfOO' OO";: • •_ '.. O0> t":;:''. • -?' Location: http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Union/1234/ Spirit is a performance group representing Flagler College by combining music, sign language and choreography to present a message that demonstrates the beauty of sign language. Spirit also works toward improving the manual communication Spirit members: Amy Frasu, president; Karissa Kish, vice-president/treasurer; Sarah skills of its members. Lanpher, secretary/public relations; Jessica Puff, historian; Krista Scalzo, interpreting committee chairperson; Jenni Chojnacki, Michele Cross, Helene Dalmanieras, Shanna Fox, Nicole Gordon, Susan Huddleston, Jennie Julock, Susan Medina, Meredyth Mustafa, Emily Nelson, Matt Ostrowsky, Melody Ross and Heidi Zornes. Click here to learn more about SADD 'JIEW •a^lll' "l"t n MS 1 Pardon our £*** dust, picture is m. The purpose of SADD is to increase the awareness of students about the effects of alcohol when driving. Its m members try to relay information Pi about alcohol abuse to the campus in 61 an effort to reduce the tragedies that .Ml ""'life can occur. embers: Jilliam Cleven, president; Heather Deel, vice-president; Nicky Colon, secretary; nruter Leonard, treasurer; Shannon Dobson, publicity chair; Debbie Barra, James Carter, eather Frusher, Kelley Hicks, Ethan Folger, Sarah Graham, Jamie Hill, Elizabeth Howell, elissa Leonard, Toni McQuilken, Crystal Mishoe, Emily Regnier, Meredith Tassey, 91 O °ma Thompson and Jessica Thibault. Forward jViva La Orgia! ARIEL promotes interest in Spanish and Latin American studies while expanding interest in the language and customs of Spanish-speaking countries. This year is ARIEL'S 25th Anniver sary of "La Orgia." For the last 25 years, our lives have been filled with the festive tradicion of Latin movies, soccer games on the beach, the "Henry M. Battle of the Paddle" Canoe Race, auctions sponsored by the alumni, pig roasts, Latin dances (Remember the Macarena?), guitars and bongos (jSardinos, Puerco y Frijoles!), oyster roasts, and who Above: ARIEL members: Bob Walker, Amy Volpe, Christy Wasmuth, Bill could forget those refreshing dips in McDermott, Ana Cekova, Brendan Combs, Molly McGill, Wendy Kelly, Gregg the ocean?! Tavani, Ilinke Swart, EJ Dahlguist, Kora Mercado, Tony Lippi, Sabrina Warshaw, Priscilla De La Cruz, Ben David, Bathsheba Garde, Pablo Benitez, Christian Codd, Ariel thanks all who've supported its Jenny Owens, Jessica Plachetka, Katy Brookes, Erika Jacoby and Tammy Hudson; efforts to contribute to charity! community members: Cathy Bisiaux and Andre Cekov. Orca is the environmental awareness club. Members do service projects both on and off campus, as well as fundraisers, clean up projects and other Above: The charter members of Orca, front (1-r) Luciana Gayton, secretary; Liza community services. Clockedile, Liz Howell. Back: Katie Sweezy, co-president; Kelley Day, Melissa Leonard, Emily Regnier, Bambi Maxwell and Sonia Thompson. Members not pictured: Debbie Long, co-president; Jennifer Leonard, Jessica Alkema, Bianca Amlong, Roshan Byrd, Janice Demato, Susan Demato, Megan Gainer, Kelly <392 Hicks, Toni McQuilken, Christine Morgan, Susan Riechman, Mindy Snyder, Back Allison Welch and Ed Young. I Click here to learn more h about the Society for the I Advancement of Management SAM helps members realize, through on and off campus chari ties and fundraisers, the impor tance of community involvement and teamwork. V Left: (1-r) SAM members Kerri Dworzanski, Alii Chirdon, Michele Geyer and Rachel Fischer explain their club's purpose to Janessa Duttry at their carnival booth during Parents' Weekend. SAM members: Michele Geyer, Kerri Dworzanski, president; Crystal Mishoe, rice president; Allison Chirdon, vice president; David Alexy, vice president; Audrey White, secretary/treasurer; John Bartley, Cathleen Brennan, Jennifer Casey, Christopher Catania, James Clancy, Jeffrey Conrad, Rachel Fischer, Bradley Geier, Christy Hart, Bulent Ozcan, Elizabeth Price, Susan Ryerson, Stacie Santti. Gigi El Sonbaty, Brian Stephens, Keith Tustison, Jennifer White and Jill Wisniewski. . Rotaract members perform commu nity service in association with Ro tary Club International. They partici pated in beach cleanups and Habitat for Humanity. y Rotaract members: Thomas Scangarello, president; Fay Carpio, vice president; Jen Kenan, secretary; Mike Stevens, treasurer; Heather Brunick, historian; Andrea Favreau, Christine Calvert, Crystal Mishoe, Liz Howell, Emily Regnier, Erin Kelly, Gracie Ayers, James Carter, Janine Wilkins, Jennifer Drummond, Meredith Tassey, Patty Sadow, Sandi McDowell, Sarah Crenshaw, Sonia Thompson, Tyson Eavenson, Van Tomlinson, Tyler Breuer, Nick Fiore, Katie Bowling, Susan Huddleston, Nicole Lattuca, Ellen Rohlfing, Heather Robson, Susan Riechman, Sarah Ham, Rie Ishibashi, Victoria Nast, Ingrid Kutzner, Luisa Cirici. 93^> ; Forward Location: http://www.geocities.eom/CollegePark/Campus/1232/index.htm Young Young Life is a non-denomina tional Christian outreach ministry for youth. Its mission is to help teenagers develop relationships with Christ through personal contact with Young Life leaders. Young Life has more than 40 student and community members. MftTEIfcVARSlTy Intervarsity Christian Fel lowship encourages the development of Christian growth and fellowship and reaches out to the campus with the love of Christ. Membership is open to all students, faculty and staff. ICF sponsored Smalltown Poets in concert Sept. 27. ICF leaders: Susan Balch, president; Laura Tomaino, co-large group coordinator Travis Wilson, co-large group coordinator; Sharon Uskokovich, treasurer; Kris Konietzko, Friday night activity coordinator; J.P. Murie, staff worker; and Paul 094 Murray, volunteer staff worker. Back ^ >olic Cofe \bove: CCF membership includes community members as well as Where ,'frtericli .join in site Spirit Flasler students. Back (1-r): Ken Snair, Paul Novak, A.J. Niederhofer, i^V Hall, Sam Johns, Bryan Hutchinson, Nicole Hartwell, Kim 0ii22ar, Jontai Hillard, Diane Siegler. Front: Jay Ruditis, Vicki Catholic College Fellowship (CCF) offers Franzese, Kathryn Zoeller, Maureen Maxted, Eddie Bormeo. students of all denominations and faiths the opportunity to develop a deep faith in Left: Bryan Hutchinson, Paul Christ, build strong friendships and com Novak and A.J. Niederhofer munity and reach out to others in need greet prospective members and answer questions about CCF through service. during Mission Sunday at the V J Cathedral Basilica. Circle K is an international service orga nization. Its members participate in many conventions and projects in order to benefit themselves and their communi ties. kofe lrcle K members: Jessica Fowler, Mindy Stutzman, Sam Sinclair, Noone ^rbairn, Corinne Agey, Jen Alden, Michelle Arkell, James Carter, Stephanie andler, Jeff Conrad, Kristen Eckerty, Annette Hartley, Jonathan Hethcox, , Hubbard, Erika Jacoby, Corey McHargue, Crystal Mishoe, Katie Neary, ^manda Pardee, Melissa Rives, Patti Ross, Ryan Sullivan, Amy Volpe, ' ecca Wagner, Amanda White, Elizabeth Wright, Ed Young. Forward Towers Above right: The Towers staff includes (left to right): Co-editor in Chief Becka Wagner, Beth Hubbard, Sports Co-editor Adrienne Lodico, Graphic Designer Paul Novak, Co-editor in Chief A.J. Nieder hofer and Sports Co-editor Carrie Pack. Right: The Gargoyle editors in their weekly story meeting: Editor in Chief Samantha Sinclair, Advertising Manager Kim Barker, Sports Editor Lewis Goodnow and Campus Life Editor Keri Conner. Not pictured is A&E Editor Laura Meaney. WFCF is staffed by students as well as community members. The fall and spring student staffs included Stephanie Owens, assistant station manager; Tomi Rose, music director; Vicky Moore, Laura Meaney and Jason Marigliani, assistant music directors; Megan Connor and Heather Canada, promotion directors; Ashley Mederos, Jon Crosby and Jayson Southworth, production directors; Paul Galante, operations manager; and Alan Alsobrook, chief engineer. Ponce Players stimu lates creativeness, fosters achievement and enhances pro ductions in the drama department. Ibove: Members of Ponce Players are (1-r) front: Keri Conner (president), Dawson Kilhoffer (treasurer), Andrew Teller; middle row: Luciana Gayton, Stephen Mitchell, Michelle Arkell, Jessie Florio, Paul Galante; back row: James Carter, Mark Reeves, Becky Lucas (secretary/vice president) and Jon rrosby (historian). CincerJ t CI*j * Concert Choir strives to make music at the highest possible level, to develop and share what is learned as singers, to Left: (1-r) Members of Concert Choir perform under the tent at Parents' Week be inspired by great choral literature end: Kellum Sowers, Lucinda "Tink" Scherer, Sarina Kessler, Lucy Gayton, Amy Clarke, Erika Lack, Ana Kozak, Stephanie Chandler, Holly Forrest, Kelly and to learn to communicate with an pel, Alana Clemens, Carol Zagers, Chelsey Cole, Liza Clockedile and Katie audience through individual musical Burnett. skills. 97 c> Forward ./& ** Location: http://www.flagler.edu/holiday_season/ Students crowd the rotun da' s marble stairs and balcony to watch representa tives from clubs, residence halls and departments trim the tree. Organizations made ornaments that symbolized the year. Spirit and the Concert Choir also per formed at the annual party. <398 Back Left: The illuminated Nights of Lights banner over the west end of the Bridge of Lions invites everyone to join in the holiday spirit. r Holiday Season m City of St. Augustine CLICK • ,:/..;: y;:0:^ ••• -m •Nights of Lights (site will last from late November •• ^OooW'ovWSS! : »_____• • through the end of January) ••..•••...-.••.• :. : ::::/: ;i-: ::,-: •Christmas Parade (Dec. 6 ONLY) .... : : . . :: , ,:: :: :;• •;-i..-.;:•;;O-Ay.ypyyy-yffy-y:Too- :.o'.MM"tSSS££M f" ^jWay^^H^^^^B^M ° • •'•-'."-;• :"rO •-,.Of.,-,,.,:' o,,. ,'"~v Flagler College ^l^tM .- •Tree Trimming (site opened Dec. 4) •Ornament contest results •club winner (sport management) 1 * •department winner (mail room) •female residence hall winner (Ponce 3rd east) •male residence hall winner (Lewis 2nd floor) .;-•::: ••: # * * * y of -#• ' •Performers t -'9 J •Spirit 4' •Concert Choir M •Winter Formal (site opened Dec. 6) • f:. _ Above, middle: The Bridge of Lions decorated for Nights of Lights. Left: (1-r) SGA members Holly Forrest, Carol Wik, Stephanie Chandler and Kelly Hicks designed and decorated the float for the Christmas parade which traveled around down town St. Augustine. icj> Forward Winter L?cor ma/ Left: Kassy Guy and Colin Reed stop in the to see the Christmas tree on their way to the rotunda winter Below: Ryan Caster and Kirstin Huyser take a b from dancing to see the tree in the Lightner Mu : 1 r •Temperature was 25° • 178 people came •Started at 8 p.m.. ended at midnight •Songs included: •Electric Slide •Conga line •YMCA •a mix of '70s, '80s and '90s music •Held in the Lightner Museum's former swimming pool •Decorations included a 12-f't Christmas tree, white lights and a festive green garland •Sponsored by SGA Above right: While getting ready for the formal, Kevin Pacciano debates about what to wear. Right: (1-r) Amy Clark, Carissa Brady, Allison Riddles, Denise McFarland and Amanda Groves got together to enjoy the formal. Back Location: Above: Denise McFarland tries Details (site opened Dec. 9) to beat Allison •Final exam stress reliever from 10 a.m. Riddles to the until 2 p.m. goal. •240 people including staff and students •Description: •Participants were attached to a waist harness and a bungee cord was booked on. The object of the game was to be the first to attach your Velcro™ strip to the end of the inflated tunnel. •Sponsored by SGA Above, left: Allison Riddles struggles to place her white Velcro™ to the winning goal. Left: Adam Bryant races his friend, Rob Smith, to the end of the inflated tunnel. , k\ 101c> Forward Location: http://www.flaqler.edu/sports ~^ Opening Student Life Individuals Academic Life Organizations Sports pages 1 -9 pages 10-33 pages 34-71 pages 72-83 pages 84-101 pages 1 * Right: (1-r) Michelle Kerns, Alison Conger, Michelle Rusnak, Sue Beehler, Monica Combs and Carlin Goos at the cross country team's meet in the bitter snow and icy weather of Wisconsin. «o-. ••••&; X;fik <3102 : Back i 1 Above: (1-r) Lorelie Hagen and mascot?Jerry Goodrich, at Fanfest. with the Flagler Above, right: Kim Stark and Kelly Manovill enjoy cheering on the men's basketball team. Right: Lewis Goodnow, Gargoyle sports editor chooses food from the buffet with his mother at Parents' Weekend. Click here to see the players in action... Right: Nice save, Jim Donovan. It is always good to see the ball in possession of our team. The Saints had the ball quite often finishing their season with a 12-7 record. Click here for scores... W Thomas 3-1 FIT 0-1 UNF 1-0 Nova 2-3 Webber 2-3 Eckerd 1-2 Rollins 2-1 (OT) Piedmont 5-0 Emory-Riddle 2-0 Webber 3-0 Brewton Parker 1-0 Northwood 6-0 Embry-Riddle 4-3 (OT) Auburn Montgomery 1-0(OT) Life 0-6 PBA 1-0 St. Thomas 2-1 Jacksonville 0-4 St. Leo 3-2 FSC Tournament- Nova 1-3 Click here to see the players in action... Right: Josh Smith gives a high flying kick to keep the opponent from gaining control of the ball. <3104 Back Click here for '97-'98 Saints soccer team... Left: (1-r) Front: Brian Coduto, Jeremy Krug, Dominic Seine, Gregg Tavani, Ian Barritt, Chad Leton, Jon Cantor, John Olson, David Masony, Josh Smith Back: Mike Pennington (assistant coach), Olafur Thor Gunnarson, Kristinn Petursson, Jon Thor Eyjolfsson, Steinbjorn Logasson, Jimmy Donovan, Ben Fortun, Petur Bjarnason, Ben Levene, Michael Lennon, Dominic Levene, Teddy Meyer, Chris Chamides (head coach) Below: Jon Cantor amazes his opponent with his fancy footwork and helps propel the Saints to victory. yyyyyyyyyyymy:Myyyyyyyyy::zyyyyyzzyyyyy yyyzyyyz:yw:yyy>yyy:i:yyyz: . •. .;.'V--." ..'•;••••' •••;..• :> - .:.... -.-. . •':••• -••.:: yyyyyyyyyyyyyyy&yyyy'yyy f 1 4 Men s soccer II look ma... no hands!! IV It seemed that after a 2-4 (1-2 conference) start, coach Chris Chamides' first season as Flagler head coach would be a struggle. But then the Saints caught fire, winning 10 of MIL—.iMUAl their last 13 regular season games to earn a berth in the Florida Sun Con- ference Tourna- ment. Unfortu- nately, the streak did not last into the tournament as Nova Southeastern squeaked by the men 3-2 in the semi-final game, Chamides re- marked, "Soccer is a game that by no means has justice in it, and that's the beauty of the game, and that's the pain of the game." O With a solid combination of seniors and new recruits, the team had set high 105 Below: Kim Wild throws the ball in after it was kicked out of bounds. ^JUonnGn's^SocceK^ kicking... up a storm aving only been in existence for two seasons, the women's Hsocce r team was looking for some extra field experience in their upcoming third ,fl8K^3|-..Jr7^f BK season. They show- Wm WW i ed off the ben" efits of experi- iCfeJ Mm ence during their last two games, ^j posting convinc ing wins over ri- vals Embry- Riddle and m Brevard Com- munity College. "This was a | well-deserved ending to the i^P^ m^v season. They ; had to grow to- _jtttmir^M- ^g. gether and work .ofiio' together. Unfortunately it took longer than expected. Next year should be a much smoother transition into the season," said coach Kathy Castle : <3106 after the win over Brevard Community College. Back I" Click here to see the Lady Saints in action... Left: Get away from that ball! Nicole Rossi steals the ball away from her opponent in hopes of scoring a goal. I *of, Click here for scores... w Broward 0-2 UNF 0-11 Nova 0-4 Webber 0-2 Palm Beach Atlantic 0-1 Piedmont 0-7 Rollins 2-4 Nova 0-3 St. Thomas 0-4 Palm Beach Atlantic 0-1 Rollins 0-3 St. Thomas 0-3 Barton (NC) 1 -9 Jacksonville 0-4 Webber 0-3 Embry-Riddle .:.... 3-0 Brevard 2-0 Click here for '97-<98 Lady Saints Soccer... Left: Kim Wild dribbles the ball down the field, frustrating the Dolphins for a moment, in an attempt to score a goal for the Saints. This year's team included Erin Blakemore, Clare Coggins, Lori Dickie, Marissa Dromgoole, Danielle Heatherton, Ansley, Hodges, Marisa Lynskey, Maureen Maxted, Ashley Roosa, Nicole Rossi, Elaine Schneider, Liza Swindler, Meredithe Trowbridge, Kim Walker, Kim Wild, and Jennifer Woods. 107cv I§ Forward Click here to see preparation and pacing... Right: (r-1) Alison Conger, Sue Beehler, Michelle Rusnak and Carlin Goos stretch with members of other teams before their meet. The heat and humidity can affect a performance, but these Saints runners won't let it get in their way. Below: Pacing is an important aspect of cross country running. Michelle Kerns, Monica Combs and Alison Conger run together to avoid burnout. ^^ismmi. C &\ & f^ braves ^ ^ the extremes hhhh....The joys of living in a multi-climate nation. The women A captured a conference championship at Webber College while the men ran to sixth place. Just 14 days after eel- ebrating the win in Florida's mild winter, the wo-men's team traveled to the NAIA National Champion- u ships in Ken- V ''mt osha, Wise, fl:: The women over- If came the icy, snowy trail and every other team from their region, finish- ing 33rd out of 108 teams. The men's team, however, had a tough season. For most of the season the team consisted of only four members, one short of the required amount to qualify in any meet. Luckily they pulled together a full team just <>108 Back in time for the Conference Championship meet. * r Click here for a look at the runners- Left: (1-r) Front: Sean Lee, Monica Combs, Michelle Kerns, Carlin Goos, Sue Beehler, Michelle Rusnak. Back: Dan Evman, Allison Conger, Kevin Cramer, Jeremy McKenna, Markus Teichert. oOVv .:-•'"'•!;; O.o I Click here for scores... \ Jacksonville Invitational: Men's top runner: Markus Teichert-32:13 Women's top runner: Michelle Rusnak-22:34 Women 11th overall, first in conference Hatter Invitational: Men's top runner: Marcus Teichert-32;12 Women second overall, first in conference Disney Classic: Men's top runner: Jeremy McKenna-34:47 Women's top runner: Carlin Goos-21:25 Women 15th overall, first in conference UF Invitational: Men's top runner: Markus Teichert-31:31 Women's top runner: Carlin Goos-20:46 Women 1 st in conference USF: Men's top runner: Jeremy McKenna-34:17 Women's top runner: Carlin Goos-20:28 FSC Championship Meet: Men's: Sixth in conference Women's: First in conference, fifth overall NAIA National Championships: Women 33rd overall, first in region Click here to see the cross country team in action... Left: Alison Conger thought running for Flagler would be warmer than this. 109Q "•: : ;: :'O:":0 . Forward Click here to see the <97-'98 Volleyball Team... Right: (1-r) Front: Mary Porter, Kim Morton, Haley Hartman, Allison Pownell, Alicia Liphard, Blair Palmer, Jillian Greeno Back: Coach Bob Bush, Amy VanHouten, Jody Clark, Kim Diamon, Julia Kline, Lynn Kotowich, Kristine Jennings Click here for scores... ^ Southeastern 15-10, 15-7,7-15, 15-5 Pensacola Christian 15-5, 15-8, 15-3 Faulkner 15-10, 15-0, 16-14 Armstrong Atlantic...4-15, 10-15, 15-12, 15-7, 7-15 Northwood 16-14, 15-7, 15-9 Palm Beach Atlantic 5-15, 11-15, 9-15 Nova Southeastern 12-15, 8-15, 7-15 Southeastern 15-4, 15-6, 15-4 Eckerd 12-15, 15-4, 13-15, 15-12,9-15 Clearwater Christian 9-15, 1-15, 4-15 St. Leo 12-15, 8-15, 8-15 Florida Memorial 15-4, 15-13, 15-12 St. Thomas 5-15, 3-15, 8-15 Embry-Riddle 4-15, 15-5, 5-15, 2-15 Webber 5-15, 16-14, 10-15, 1245 Warner Souther 16-14, 10-15, 15-3?15-il Faulkner 15-1, 15-4, 15-4 Stetson 4-15, 11-15, 15-8, 15-10, 8-15 Florida Sun Conference Tournament Palm Beach Atlantic 15-12, 12-15, 6-15, 15-7 Click here for a great play... Right: Julia Kline unleashes a spike in the <3110 Flagler gym. Kline ended the season with 201 Back kills, ranking her second on the team. • i Click here to see the volleyball team in action ... Left: Haley Hartman, Julia Kline, Kim Diamon, Kim Morton and Lynn Kotowich (behind coach Bob Bush) get some last- minute pointers from Bush and assistant coach Joyce Turner before a game against Clearwater Christian. Below: Eli Mould and Mary Porter guide Alicia Liphard toward a successful bump in order to send the ball back over the net. Vollmhdti// bumpand, spik's' e it 15,6-15,15-7. The Saints finished the season with a solid 13-17 111C> 0- record. Forward ••' Click here to see two more points... Right: After faking out his defender, Bruce Sangster heads straight to the basket for an other two points. Click here for scores... ^ Alumni Game 112-80 Red-White N/A American Eagles 84-53 Florida Christian 108-38 Christian Faith 110-58 Pensacola Christian 116-73 Trinity Baptist 79-60 Edward Waters 73-80 Florida Tech 55-71 LakeSuperior State 71-69 Florida Christian 119-32 Voorhees College 71-63 Florida College 102-66 Robert Morris (forfeit) WIN Nyack(OT) 93-80 Florda Memorial 89-44 St. Thomas 64-71 Embry-Riddle 97-87 Warner Southern 87-72 Florida College 76-71 Palm Beach Atlantic 79-71 Nova Southeastern 81-82 Warner Southern 79-90 Webber 84-85 Nova Southeastern 71-67 Palm Beach Atlantic 95-85 Florida Memorial 82-74 St. Thomas 65-62 Embry-Riddle 75-8? Webber 94-97 FSC Tournament M to supplement Click here for action from the Embry-Riddle game... Right: Will Hopkins quickly pump fakes his opponents, trying to get a better look at the basket. <3112 Back Left: The men's basketball members are: Dana Rasch, Tim Pollock, Manny Lherisse, Terry Frazier, Pete Rhoden, Todd Brandenburg, Dwayne Preston, Bruce Sangster, T.J. Gooden, Kristian Boehler, Ted Leasor, Eric VanCott, Will Hopkins. The head coach of the team is Bo Clark. en's basketball es it... to the hoop & he Flagler men's basketball team incorporated aggressive pressure, Tdedication and a "take control" attitude to approach this year's season. m Successfully, the Saints practiced a defense-oriented tactic while playing as a unit. The team has been challenged both on and off the court since they were dealing with the loss of Shawn Dorisca, a teammate who died in the summer. Throughout the season, the Saints had been concentrating on defense, devotion and a spirit of unity. Demon strating each component has helped the team to sus tain a positive and fearless approach for each game. wmmm g„ HtwWUj 0| 9(t (jtetWHoj 01 Click here for jersey retirement... 000:000 Left: Due to the tragic loss of Shawn fe«Mi Dorisca, teammates Pete Rhoden, T.J. 19954997 Gooden, Bruce Sangster and Manny o Skawtt Vtiim Lherrise hang Dorisca's jersey in the Flagler gym. Ooo- HUH 1130 Forward §n 's hoops ^liming ationals... Click here for scores... W Florida Christian 98-25 N. Georgia College 57-85 Lander (Tournament game) 74-88 Rollins 65-85 Edward Waters 84-61 St. Leo College 69-86 Barton College (NC) 68-66 Florida Tech 61-74 Southeastern 81 -23 Voorhees College (SC) 61-63 Florida Christian 95-22 N. Georgia College 67-77 Eckerd College 61-55 Robert Morris (IL) 55-73 Brewton Parker (GA) 63-64 St. Norbert College (WI) 55-72 Rhode Island College 57-40 Felician College(NY) 75-72 Florida Memorial 59-52 Edward Waters 70-54 Southeastern 90-35 Savannah C.A.D 58-72 Palm Beach Atlantic ...Z .75-26 Florida Memorial 47-72 Palm Beach Atlantic (forfeit) WIN Savannah C.A.D 61-54 Webber College 43-66 Warner Southern College 69-48 Piedmont College (GA) 65-90 Webber College 61-64 Warner Southern College 57-54 FSC Tournament Webber College (OT) 80-76 Click here to see action from Florida Memorial 48-65 the game versus Rollins... Above: Although being surrounded by three de fenders, Gina Fuentes manages to handle the ball <£>114 and looks to pass to teammate Roseann Glenn. Back Click here to see the '97-'98 Women's Basketball roster... Right: The members of the women's bas ketball team are Vanessa Lyman-Munt, Bree Dossey, Jill Stefano, Tara Teague, GinaFuentes, Jessica St. Jean, Tanya Jones, Kim Kutsch, Briana Sweat, Jennifer Conley, Shannon Fisher, Roseann Glenn. The head coach is Hugh Lewis. 'he state of Indiana has always been associated with basketball T and this year was no different. The NAIA Women's Basketball National tournament was held there and before the start of the season Coach Hugh Lewis all but reserved plane tickets. Lewis explained, "That may sound a little lofty, but it is not impossible for the kind of talent we have. We have good size, ex perience and good out side shooting, and we're starting to put it all to : 00 = 0;,o::oo;; -:-:. gether." OOOOWOSOO. -rOOOOO-v.. . :: To prepare his team for the tournament, Lewis scheduled Click here to see games against strong teams at the forefront of the season. Gladly, the game footage... team fared well against these opponents, playing above .500 ball. Right: Shannon Fisher pivots to find an open passing lane around a Rollins player. She only has five seconds to make a pass or dribble 115CV before causing a violation. Forward Click here for Cheerleaders... Right: (1-r) Front: Shannah Saunders, Lia Ferrante, Jennifer Leggett, Courtney McConnell. Second Row: Jennifer Torsiello, Ashley Wood, Nicole Peltier, Heather White. Back: Pam Brown (head coach), Brad Weldy, Matt McPhail, Dustin Neild (captain), Travis Wilson, Chris Sinclair, Chris Spradling, Matt Wilkinson (assistant coach). Below: The cheerleaders and men's basket ball players form two lines to help introduce the starting line-up while motivating the fans. Below: The smiling dancers entertain fans while showing off their abundance of school spirit set to music with a driving rhythm. otivating and exciting... 1 Saints fans he action didn't stop at halftime during the basketball games this year. The TSaints dance team and cheerleaders got the crowd on their feet and kept the momentum of the exciting games going. The infamous male cheerleaders spent about an hour, three times a week, working on routines, starting at 6 a.m. The female cheerleaders worked just as hard to be in top shape. The dance team effectively enter •W^TS^af £ tained fans all sea 0§»*sP son. J* 117c> Forward fRISBee wo words: Ultimate Frisbee. Never let it be said that TFlagler is out of touch with new trends. This year an exciting new sport was added to Flagler's list. Ultimate frisbee combined the fun of traditional frisbee with the shear competi tive edge of football. The team made history on the lawn in front of the historic monument, the Castillo de San Marcos. Click here for Ultimate Frisbee highlights... ^ Above: The first Ultimate Frisbee team, front (1-r) Jerry Troger, Dustin Neild, Kevin Cramer, Ben Hudson, Todd Weldy. Back: Ryan Sullivan, Todd Denning, Bryan Hutchinson and Brad Weldy. ^ Above right: Jeff Armstrong waits for the frisbee as an other man races to catch it. Right: Jerry Troger runs with the frisbee as his friend stands open to receive the pass. <3118 Back Click here for Athletic Awards highlights... Left: Men's soccer players Brian Coduto, John Olson, Chad Leton, Gregg Tavani, Mike Lennon and Steinbjorn Logasson line up for their awards from coach Chris Chamides. A>thktic Jkwards Q&anrfuet ost valuable players from all Mth e Flagler fall sports received «.**v, recognition at the annual fall sports awards banquet. Carlin Goos took home the cross country MVP and was also chosen as the recipient of the Athletic Director's Award. Cross country coach Dave Will iams awarded the men's MVP to Markus Teichert. Men's soccer coach Chris Chamides elected senior Chad Leton as the MVP. Jennifer Woods was named the Click here for Athletic Awards women's soccer MVP. highlights ... Above: Jennifer Woods gets an award for her «<. ( LINK tO Supplement for Spring awards) achievements in soccer from men's coach Chris Chamides. 1l9Cv Forward Location: http://www.flagler.edu/supplement_preview.look4more/ Right: Driving around downtown St. Augustine can be difficult when the weather does not cooperate with busy class schedules. The corner of Sevilla and Valencia streets is just one of the busy intersections that become "rivers" for drivers. Above right: Mike Stephens and Sandy McDowell engage in some sort of strange dance on the path to the gazebo on a sunny Florida day. Right: (1-r) Kelly Nichols, Mary Cianci and Jessica Alkema have fun after treating themselvesrto Triscuits™ and Twix™. £f.n*t. Home <3120 Back Oo ft m $& o • :••••' :""•.;.: /. y Horn C'-'i y h 11D!//WW W jnt Spring Activities Spring Sports Graduation oooooioex Closing pages 122-127 pages 128-135 pages 136-139 pages 140-151 page 152 • 1 What year did the Flagler College web site first appear Q on the world wide web? In February 1996, Flagler College posted its first web Asite. It consisted of only 10 pages. Today, Flagler's web site is greatly expanded and is in its second generation. Left: April graduate Dean Howard took this photograph of the Ponce Hall courtyard. If you look closely, you'll see a Celtic Cross hidden in the architecture of the historic structure. INK To page 135 to view final basketball scores. •. *... : * Below: SAM international convention-goers from Flagler included Louis Preysz, Alison Chirdon, Audrey White and Matt McCammon. Or In 2000, Flagler will host the convention. SAM Club Update International Convention (site opened April •Location: Key Bridge Marriott Hotel, Arlington, V; •Flagler College Chapter Attendees: President Kerry Dworzanski, Vice President of Fundraising Crystal Mishoe, Alison Chirdon, Audrey White, Matt McCammon and Advisor Louis Preysz •National second place, Campus Chapter Perfor mance Program: Flagler College Chapter, report authored/published by Crystal Mishoe •Outstanding SAM Student in the Region: Kerry Dworzanski •Outstanding SAM Student in the Nation: Kerry Dworzanski 121C> •Site of 2000 convention: Flagler College Forward r^H'LAN ! Flagler Spring Activities i n <;TF< Flagler Squares (site opened Jan. 28) NEW •A version of TV game show Hollywood Squares •Sponsor: SGA and student services •Game hosts: Debbie Barra and Kevin Pacciano •Faculty and staff participants: Judge Richard Poland, Dean Dan Stewart, Registrar Darwin White, Dr. Paul Crutchfield, Dr. Mike Tkacik, Dr. Bernadette Twardy, Dr. Murray Harris, Dr. Carrie Grant, Nick Panepinto •Contestants: Erin Stokes vs. Paul Galante, Brenda Partello vs. JLM Dustin Neild, Aisha Wood vs. Dave Alexy, Jen Tatem vs. Jonathan Hethcox •Winners: Galante, Partello, Wood, Hethcox •Winners prize: $50 on their Molly's cards •Runners up prize: $20 on their Molly's cards Bachelor Bid (site opened Feb. 10) Above: Aisha Wood earns her first score in Flagler Squares. Wood went •Single women participated in a bidding war for single men •Sponsor: Phi Alpha Omega on to beat her opponent Dave Alexy and win $50 on her Molly's card. •Participating Bachelors: Sean Ayling, Matais Beltran, Brian Coduto. Caleb Cochran, Charles Holt, Cedar Miller, Steve Reinhardt, Ed Welch •Highest bid: S80 for Caleb Cochran CLICK •Total raised: $385 for Big Brothers and Big Sisters of St. Augustine Jgachetor Jgid h Below: Ed Welch pauses on the runway to let the audience of single women bid to win him for a free date. Above: It was standing room only in the dining hall as everyone waited for the bachelors to come out on stage. Above: (1-r) The bachelors auctioned off for charity: Steve Reinhardt, Charles Holt, Brian Coduto, Cedar Miller, Ed Welch. Location: http://www.flagler.edu/spring_activities// : ^ywyyzyyyyyyyyyyyyy:'* yy yy Left: Dean Dan unveils the plaque created by executive secretary, Sherri Sage. Kat J 1 M Vellos won the name contest for the submitting "The Lion's Lair." j'O. •. U/cc^hd ^r~ I Ksy' TIH 1 Left: Mary Beth Scott and Amy Eason exit the dining hall which SGA had transformed with a Hawaiian motif. Luau Weekend (Site opened Feb. 27, closed March 1) •Sponsor: SGA •Friday •Hawaiian dinner theme •Greeters put leis on students entering the dining hall •40 students watched the hula dancers in the courtyard •Saturday •Sol Butter performed •Sunday Left: Tim Larkin and Ryan Sullivan express •Grand opening of the student themselves by singing "Stand by Your Man" lounge renamed the Lion's Lair from the Blues Brothers in a karaoke duet •Clubs made mocktails for the lounge re-opening party during the naming of the student lounge. and students performed karaoke-style songs Special Olympics jO* o,;. (site opened March 29) SHI yy •Hundreds of volunteers helped the special athletes compete •Location: NAS Cecile Field, Jacksonville Spmcimi •Flagler volunteers: •Dr. Frances Farrell served I tics as Area 5 games director •Spirit Club signed the national anthem for the opening ceremonies Itiiuuitf: fa fife •Circle K Club helped before and after the games by paint ing signs and game equipment CLICK _ and during the games as buddies to the athletes Above: Circle K members are easy to spot in their sunglasses: Becka Wagner, left, and Crystal Mishoe with Smokey, McGruff and special buddies. Flagler College volunteers were among the hundreds of spectators, athletes and helpers supporting the Special Olympics at Naval Air Station Cecil Field in Jacksonville, Saturday, March 29. Spirit Week NEW Events: (site opened March 23) •SGA-sponsored week-long event •The Fighting Amish was the team with most points, 166, and won $500. Team members: Dustin Neild, captain; Kevin Cramer, Jerry Troger, Ben Hudson, Brad Weldy, Ryan Sullivan, Jon-Michael Pearson, Josh Jacobson, Ron Walters, Jason Tetlak, Nick Sowers •Zoog came in second place with 152 points and won $250. Team members: Patrick Perkins, captain; Holly Yeargin, Jessica Basham, Vanessa Arenas, Rebecca Bradley, Liz Cullum, Tyler Breuer, Dan Siari •Sport Management came in third place with 136 points and won breakfast at Brugger's Bagels. Team members: Bryan Darlak, Mark Shreve, Todd Weldy, Jeff Armstrong, John Streszoff, Tim Larkin. Chuck Above: (1-r) Tony Golub ate his way to victory in the pizza eating contest. He competed Castellano, Mark Nugent, Jamie against Tyler Breuer, Sara Lanpher, Jerry Troger, Tim Larkin and Kevin Ball. Belz, Laura Neal, Missy Ramsey, Jennifer Adkinson •Other standings at end of week: 4th- Mission Impossible 110 pts 5th- Show Me the Money 107 pts 6th- Spirit 84 pts 7th- Phi Alpha Omega 60 pts 8th- Deaf Awareness Club 37 pts 9th- Circle K 30 pts •Schedule of events: Mon: 7:00 SPIRIT performance 8:00 Free throw shooting Hot Shot shooting Tue: 6:00 Beach volleyball Sol Butter performance Subs & soda 7:30 Miniature golf Wed: 8:00 Lip Sync contest •Show Me the Money (faculty) won; performed "Puttin' On the Ritz" Above: Laura Higel takes a rest as Patrick Perkins •Spirit as the Spice Girls per struggles to get his shoe on while racing Melody formed "Wanna Be" Ross in the shoe relay. •Sport Management performed "Glory Days" Right: Enrique Benitez eats brunch. Thu: 8:00 Mr. & Ms. Flagler contest •Dustin Neild, captain of The Right: (1-r) |Htf«||"P"P^=p-rof|r^ ,uiv > ) ' ii Fighting Amish, won Mr. Ben Dicker- Flagler Fri 4:00 Limbo contest son, Aisha •1st place Sport Management Wood, Kate •2nd place Fighting Amish Beaton, Erin •3rd place DAC Stokes, Carrie Sun: 9:00 3K run around campus 10:00 Big Bouncy Boxing Fisher, Sumo wrestling Melanie 12:00 Egg toss Joustra, 12:30 Pyramid building Marissa 1:00 Shot put Dromgoole, Test your trivia 1:30 Wacky Pool relay race Becca Cross 2:00 Tug-A-War and Liza Shoe race Clockedile 2:30 Pizza eating contest give all their 3:00 Twister Bands & SPIRIT performance effort to win 5:00 Awards banquet the tug-o-war. Above: (1-r) Kellum Sowers and Tim Larkin battle it out in the sumo wres Above: On tling competition, but Tyler Breuer was the eventual winner. Sunday, the shot put was Right: Missy Ramsey and John Streszoff struggle for the puck during the one of the Sport Management Club's skit for the Mr. and Ms. Flagler contest held in the events that dining hall. Missy came in third place, and Dustin Neild won first. took place on the west lawn. Kevin Ball Eft won. « 1 :;:: ::: '•: Left: The faculty team included (1-r) Dean Mm&iK Paula Miller, Pelion Haynes, Linda Rowe, Dr. Bernadette Twardy, Nicole Donnelly, "%**##- • ••;™HjRW * Nurse Holly Doucette, Chris Chamides, Scott Dickson and Dr. Paul Crutchfield. The Fighting Amish won the event. 125<> : Forward Right: Roshan Byrd (left) and Renee Buszko joke around on the top deck, waiting for the boat to leave the marina •N Spring Formal CLICK (site opened April 4) •Sponsor: SGA Right: Paul •Began at 8 p.m., ended Novak and at midnight •Students boarded the AJ Nieder Anastasia party boat hofer are St. Augustine Marina ready to •Songs included: board the •YMCA •Gettin Jiggy Wit it Anastasia. •Sir Mix-A-Lot •Babyface \VTH •A mix of 70s, '80s and '90s music n\ / Right: Tim Larkin smiles a pie in Mike Gallen's fac Below: Ed Young gets ready to pie Nicole Donnelly, the assistant director of housing. Ed was a Pie-in-the-Eye representative from Circle K pie-inj (site opened April 14) Donnelly for an anonymous donor. •Sponsor: Circle K •First Place: Paula Miller $23 •Pied by Deb Squires •Second Place tie: Nicole Donnelly •Pied by Ed Young Mike Gallen •Pied by Tim Larkin Above, right: Deborah Squires, director of publig information, checks the pie artwork she made on Dean Paula Miller's face. Squires put enough money in Dean Miller's bucket to keep herself from getting pied. Squires was leading the competition until 30 minutes before the deadline when she placed a $20 bill into Miller's bucket and a few dollars into Donnelly's bucket. &(&&!& Pie the R.A. (site opened Feb. 11) •Who got pied: R.A.'s, Nicole Donnelly •When: during lunch and dinner •By whom: Students who paid $1 •For what; Hall decorations fund Above: Denise McFarland braces herself for Martin Britton'sPietheR.A. revenge. Right: Dustin Neild gets Back "pied" by Virginia Nelson. Location: http://www.flagler.edu/in_the_arts// Stage Shows Mainstage (site opened Feb. 27) •The Play: Taming of the Shrew, condensed from five to two acts by director Phyllis Gibbs and scriptwriter Gail Compton •Cast: (see photo at left) Fletcher Liegerot, Jaime Kalman, Lori Aleixo, Chris Watson, Mark Reeves, Aaron LaManque, Dawson Kilhoffer, Douglas Clements, Dean Howard, Andrew Teller, James Carter, Josh Jacobson, Sean Plaut, Alex Finger, Stephen Mitchell, Jeff Trask, Anne Jackson, Kellie Holway, Brenda Partello, Erika Lack, Helene Dalmanieras, Anna Kozak, Jennifer Maron, Scarlett Cheek, Jennifer Wagner, Keri Conner, Heather Deel, Bonita Bunt, Scott Secore, Alexia Sartin, Jessica Holloway, Ian McCord, Deborah Long, Becky Lucas as stage manager, and Trask as assistant stage manager Conservatory (site opened April 3) Student directors, one-act plays produced •Dean Howard—The Actor's Nightmare, by Christopher Durang. Cast: LaManque, Aleixo, Partello, Mitchell and Lucas •Nicole Fallon—Tender Offer by Wendy Wasserstein. Cast: Jacobson, Holloway •Dawson Kilhoffer—PVT. Wars by James McClure. Cast: Reeves, Liegerot and Watson. •Scott Secore—The Whole Shebang by Rich Orloff. Cast: McCord, Reeves, Watson, Cheek, Trask and Kalman. •Jen Thompson—HowtSerfruote Stormed the Philosopher's Club by Martin Epstein. Cast: Carter, Liegerot, McCord, Heather Narrigan. Directing (site opened March 25) Student directors, one-act plays produced •Jaime Kalman—Visitors from Philadelphia. Cast: Holt, Melissa Ramsey, Faith Russen •Scarlett Cheek—Visitors from Chicago. Cast: Conner, Reeves, Joanne Valle Above: Aaron LaManque in The •Jeff Trask—Suppressed Desires. Cast: Zack Actor's Nightmare. Lively, Finger, Wagner •Bonita Bunt— Freud's House. Cast: Secor, Left: Fletcher Liegerot (right) and Wagner Chris Watson in Private Wars. •Carietta Goldsmith—Do/ng a Good One for the Red Man. Cast: Finger, Holt, Mitchell •Joanna Czigan—Reasonable Circulation. The Flagler Review Flagler Review CLICK Cast: Aleixo, Ethan Folger, Kozak, Narrigan, 1998 b Secore Flagler Review (site opened April 1) Annual literary magazine, student-produced •Staff: Rachel Wootten, editor; Jessica Teders, assistant editor; Gracie Ayers, Jared Johnson, poetry editors; Wendy Bottcher, Jason Gallic, prose editors; Laura Potocki, Mary Tholotowsky, Janine Wilkins, readers; Branden Gibson, Eva VanBuren, staff; Lorelie Hagen, publicity; Tom Colalillo, cover; William T. Abare Jr., Dr. Carl S. Horner, advisors •Contributors: April Northrop, Jason Tetlak, Ben Baugh, Fletcher Liegerot, Sabrina Simon, Sarah Ham, Mary Blattner, Jennifer Cross, Erin Above: (1-r) Flagler Review staffers Jessica Kelly, Laura Norman, Kristen Holliday, Paul 127^ A Journal of Contemporary Teders, Jared Johnson, Rachel Wootten and "Jake" Jacob, Jason Gallic, Lisa Fitzsimmons, Thought and Literature Jason Gallic attend the Review's debut. Molly Lemmer, Sarah Baskin Forward Click here to break the sound barrier... Right: Just how fast is that pitch? Pitching coach Carl Giuranna finds out as he clocks the speed of the pitcher's throws in order to record the statistics. Click here for scores,.. * Brewton-Parker l-O, 6-7, 0-9, 2-9 FIT 2-14,4-7 Northwood 2-0 2-3 3-2 UNF 0-11,9-13 Rollins 4_5^ 9_4 Nova SE l_4j 5_65 9_i Edward Waters 10-0,17-1 Florida Memorial 3-0, 6-2, 11-0 Warner Southern JS-4^ 1-11, 6-7, 3-5* Ferrum 6-3 St. Bonaventure 4.5 Transylvania 18-0, 15-0 Bloomfield 12-1 11 -1 Jersey City 9.2, 21-11 Cardinal Stritch 5-2 4-2 Cumberland 3_2 St. Xavier Rained out Auburn/Montgomery 2-3 Thomas 5-0, 12-1, 9-8 Embry-Riddle 3-2, 2-7 4-3 Trinity Christian 4.3^4.4 St. Thomas 4-14, 9-12, 0-9, 5-1* Palm Beach Atlantic 14-8, 1-6, 3-1, 5-6* Webber 1-2, 8-6, 2-0 *FSC tournament games Click here to see the players in action... Right: Batter Up! Jerry Goodrich takes a ball - • '- with hopes that the next pitch will be aimed at -v.:-V.;,vi::y^!: the bat's "sweet spot." <=M28 Back Click here for the 1998 baseball team... Front (1-r): Chris Barnwell, Dean Smith, Brad Dauplaise, Matt Dedmon, Scott Barnwell, Reid Bowling, Jay Carriker, Adam Chambers. Middle: John Stephenson, Travis Hunter, Sean McCullough, Chris Barnett, Matt Simmons, Eric Dauplaise, Shane Tallant, Caleb Cochran, Keith Schubert, Ricky White. Back: Donovan Jones, Eric McDermott, Scott Conner, Chris Capetz, Alex Mourtakos, Sean McClure, Domingo Negron, Ty Debevoise, Jerry Goodrich, Malcom McDougal, Hitting Coach Jack Arndt, Head Coach Dave Barnett. Below: Pitcher Alex Mourtakos won four straight games for the Saints. 1 Baseball 5;'fSE isplaying what head coach Dave Barnett called "a true definition of team Dconcept," the Saints rolled through an impressive season. Their record of 35-23 overall and 13-11 in conference saw them climbing into the national rankings, up to 19th. At the FSC tournament, the team came within one game of playing for the confer- ence championship, Individual players also earned honors, After a 6-4 victory against Warner Sou- them, his fourth con- secutive win, Alex Mourtakos was named the FSC pitcher of the week in early March. The First City Classic Tournament defeat of Jersey City State Col- lege, Bloomfield College and Transylvania University also saw Malcolm McDougal, Chris Barnwell, Scott Conner and Travis Houlihan named to the All-Tournament - <* Below: Laurence Angotti gets a backhand return ready. Won,ten's he women's tennis team finshed the season with the Sun Conference championship and a national title. At nationals after freshman Simona Galik captured the national championship, the team claimed fifth place, For the season, the women had a 13-5 record overall, 6-0 in con- ference. All of their five losses were to top- "ranked teams in both Division II and the NAIA. IP*" Head coach Walter Shinn said, "We have X, a really good, strong team." *<%• The team also had strong individual players. Freshman Simona Galik fin ished the season undefeated, beating the number one Division II player 6-0 and 6-1 in a match against UNF in February, and defeating both this and last years' national O130 champions for that title. Shinn was named Conference Coach of the Year. Back '~vi™ Click here for scores... w Northwood 7-0 St. Thomas rained out Nova 7-0 Palm Beach Atlantic 6-1 Rollins 3-4 TJNF 2-5 2-5 FCCJ 6-1 Webber 7-0 Bethune-Cookman 7-0 Breanau 2-5 Kenyon State Northern Illinois University- 6-1 Mobile 0-7 Shorter College 6-1 AUM rained out .-. 7-0 Bethune-Cookman 7-0 Ga. College 2-5 FCCJ 6-1 Conference Tournament.... First Place o Click here for the 1998 NAIA National Champion... Left: With beautiful form, freshman Simona Galik shows that look of determination that took her through an undefeated season, 31 -0, to : seventh seed at nationals. There, she proceeded to rack up another eight victories, finally beat ing BYU-Hawaii player and 1996 champion Teresa Stromberg 6-3, 6-2 for the national championship. The Lady Saints were recognized for their work in the classroom as well as their performance on court. The Saints were named Academic All- Americans by the Intercollegiate Tennis Asso ciation in recognition of their combined grade point average of 3.54. — J 131"=> J> Forward Click here to see some tennis action... Right: Freshman Ricardo Mena serves the ball to his opponent. Click here for scores... 1^ Bethune-Cookman 6-1 Embry-Riddle rained out Northwood 7-0 St. Thomas rained out Barry University 2-5 Palm Beach Atlantic 7-0 UNF 6-1 Armstrong State # 6-1 Avuiiiiis. •*••••••••• • post p on cxi J-*l Ullk>WlL|V •••**t*tt»*)*t „M *v~J Webber A ^ Embry-Riddle N/A Florida Southern 6-1 Ferris State 5-2 Mobile 2-5 Shorter College 6-1 AUM rained out GA Southwestern 6-1 DECABB CC 4-2 Bethune-Cookman 6-1 GA College 3-4 Conference Tournament Second Place Click here to see a great serve... Right: Chris Snoap delivers a powerful serve during practice at the Flagler Tennis Center. .-• J <3132 Back Click here for 1998 Saints men's tennis team... Left: (1-r) James Scheffield, coach Walter Shinn, Tom Gable, Kris Csandli, Cedar Miller, Thomas Boniecki, Markus Teichert, Chris Snoap, Ricardo Mena, Dan Siari, assistant coach Pat Catullo. Below: Dan Siari shows that a powerful serve is the key to winning a match. Men isitors to Flagler's campus normally find faculty, staff and students more than willing to accommodate :;oO'W v ...... them. Unless they ask a men's tennis player. The Saints' mothers never taught them how to be good hosts. They de- molished Georgia Southwestern6-1, Shorter College 6- 1, Ferris State 5- 2, and Florida Southern 6-1 at home. They took second place at conference with- out two of their top players, Thomas Boniecki who had a back injury, and freshman Ricardo Mena who was at another match in Uruguay. While the team took ninth at nationals, Mena and his perfect regular-season singles O record, 20-0, was top seed. Although he met defeat in the semi-finals, he earned 133c> All-American status. Forward A Click here for scores... * Bobcat Grand Slam 12th/321 fWIWhii Brevard 12th/991 Northwood .7th/615 Embry-Riddle 14th/616 Florida Sun Conference 2nd ow would you like to play golf at the Ponce de HLeon Club and Resort every day for free? The golf team gets to do just that. And their practice pays off. In the St. Thomas tournament, for example, Tom Beckett scored 69 and Jacob Fellander scored 67. The team made a good showing throughout the season, shooting in the 70th percentile and taking second of 1 7 teams at the Florida Sun Conference Championship in April. IIP—1^ Click here for Saints ':.:,'• golf highlightS- Above: The 1997-1998 golf team (1-r) Mats Rodell, Jared ""•J":: Dollar, Jacob Fellander, Jan Flostrand, Adam Grippaudo NOT PICTURED: Thomas Beckett, Dan McCarthy, head coach Bill Smith, assistant coach Nick Panepinto. Right: Mats Rodell waits to see if his aim is true. ::;;;: 0;;;;hs:;::!;^;i-:-IHS:::: O:PN0:::M0|OSP m^Mi:w\U::PXWW 1 . • i :ii': V' '» 1 f ; L T r>, ;l Hh i^ Him !o •,:-:yyy\y:^im-:'-- O -siMi: :ri':?fE:K 1 0 ''' ,*'•". •• 1 * *> £:• O* 1C \ H ... » \ # .•'. ..ftTtP Athletic A Awards JlllliS Spring Athletic Banquet (site opened April 9) Click here for Athletic a •Recognized team and individual performances Awards highlights : :^ •Certificates of participation: all members of baseball, men's and women's basketball, cheerleading, dance, golf, and men's and women's tennis teams Above: Tom Gable receives a Certificate of Participa •Most Valuable Player Award: baseball—Jerry Goodrich (the only MVP voted on by the players); men's basketball—Dwayne Preston; women's basketball—Tara tion for tennis from coach Walter Shinn flanked by Teague, cheerleading—Dustin Neild, dance—Casey Nassauer; golf—Thomas teammates Kris Csandli, Chris Snoap and Markus Beckett; men's tennis—Ricardo Mena; women's tennis—Simona Galik Teichert. •Cheerleading Spirit Award: Dustin Neild •Presidential Award: senior Chad Leton, soccer midfielder and team co-captain •Athletic Director's Award: Dustin Neild Above left: Coach Hugh Lewis presents Tara Teague with the most valuable player award for women's bas Conference honors ketball. •All Conference •Baseball: LINK to page 129 •Basketball, men's: Eric Van Cott and Dwayne Preston •Basketball, women's: Roseann Glenn, Briana Sweat and Tara Teague •Cross Country, women's: Carlin Goos, Michelle Rusnak, Michelle Kerns and Monica Combs •Soccer, men's: Jon Eyjolfsson, Chad Leton and Olafur Thor Gunnarsson, 1st; Michael Lennon, 2nd •Soccer, women's: Meredithe Trowbridge, 1st; Maureen Maxted and Jennifer Woods, honorable mention •Tennis, men's: Cedar Miller, Dan Siari and Markus Teichert •Tennis, women's: Simona Galik, Carlin Goos, Ellen Palmer and Mo Whipple •Volleyball, women's: Eli Mould, Julia Kline and Jody Clark, 2nd team •Conference Runner of the Year •Cross Country, women's: Carlin Goos •Conference Most Valuable Player •Tennis, women's: Simona Galik •Conference Player of the Week •Soccer, men's: Ian Barritt, Olafur Thor Gunnarsson and Chad Leton Basketball Scores... All Region honors LINK from p. 112 * •Basketball, women's: Tara Teague FSC Tournament •Soccer, men's: Olafur Thor Gunnarsson, Jon Eyjolfsson and Chad Leton, 1st team •Soccer, women's: Jennifer Woods, 2nd team Webber College 98-95 St. Thomas 81-85 All American honors Record: 20-11 Overall, •Soccer, men's: Olafur Thor Gunnarsson, 2nd team; Jon Eyjolfsson, 3rd team 7-7 Conference (tied for 3rd) Fall Athletic Awards Banquet additions •Volleyball, women's: MVP—Jody Clark; Coach's Award—Alicia Liphard Hall of Fame honors •Basketball, men's: Coach Bo Clark, holder of 13 University of Central Florida records and a three-time first-team All-American, inducted to UCF's Hall of Fame on April 18 Location: http://www.flagler.edu/commencement Above: Another happy face, this one belonging to Beth Manzi. Left: Dr. Lardner at his other job, marshaling the procession. Fall Commencement (site opened 9 a.m. Dec. 13) •Location: Auditorium •Speaker: Frances Bartlett Kinne, Chancellor Emeritus, Jacksonville University •Number of graduates: 91 •Departmental Award recipients: Kacha Azema (Art); Ana Cekova, Deane Gauthier and Kathy Whittington (Business Administration); Sheri Hall and Raymond Sykes (Education); Sarah Schade (English); Holly Aldridge and Leigh Ann Baker (Social Sciences); Ana Cekova and Michael Lennon (Spanish/Latin American Studies) •Honor graduates: summa cum laude — Sarah Schade; magna cum laude — Holly Aldridge, Monica Edwards, Sheri Hall, Agnes Johansson, Michael Lennon, Joyce Mezger and Kathy Whittington; cum laude—Leigh Baker, Ana Cekova, Clare Foye, Deane Gauthier, Nicole Haendel, Traci Kruger, Chad Leton, Kristine Storm and Raymond Sykes Left: At the December com mencement ceremony, one graduation candidate's cap stood out with its special message. Above right: Flagler's longest-attending graduate, Patricia Weddle (left), shares her joy with Associate Professor of Drama Phyllis Gibbs over completing 18 years of taking classes toward her degree in communication/broadcasting. Weddle began working at the college in 1972 but didn't begin taking classes until 1979. This past year, she ended her career at Flagler and enrolled as a full-time student, determined to receive her degree before turning 60. Above: Getting those finishing touches for the December commence ment procession is Ronnie Nichols. 137iv Forward JjjJ Location: http://www.flagler.edu/cornmencement Spring Commencement (site opened 9 a.. •Location: Gymnasium •Speaker: State Rep. John Thrasher •Number of graduates: 227 •Departmental Award recipients: Erin Kelly (Art/Graphic Design); Wendy Bottcher, Tara Peavy, Melanie West and Jennifer Whiteman (Business Administration); Kelly Hicks, Heather Kloock and Liz Rizzolo (Communication); Todd Weakley (Drama); Barbara Barnes Aycock, Victoria Franzese, Wendy Giles, Deborah Giordano and Karissa Kish (Educa tion); Erin Kelly (English); Douglas Dye, Holly Hollings- worth, Kimberly Nolt and Lisa Marie Vernon (Social Sciences); Nicole Fallon (Spanish/Latin American Studies); Laura Neal (Sport Management) •Honor graduates: summa cum laude— Erin Kelly and Wendy Bottcher; magna cum laude— Laura Neal, Kim Del Ranee, Heather Kloock, Nicole Fallon, Deborah Giordano, Gabe Hynes, Tara Peavy, Todd Weakley, Victoria Franzese, Liz Rizzolo, Rachel Wootten and Christine Mezger; cum laude—Wendy Giles, Christopher Naughton, Tricia Milburn, Karissa Kish, Barbara Aycock, Holly Hollingsworth, Jennifer Whiteman, Melanie West, Kelly Hicks, Diana Lodi, Nicole Horvath, Nicola Wayer, Nathan Draper, Jennifer Chojnacki, Melissa Nesheim, Rebecca Hoffman, Megan Stewart, Christina Hathaway, Fietka Azema, Kimberly Nolt, Jennifer Gogol, Cara Christopherson and Lisa Fitzsimmons •President's Award of Execellence for Leadership: Dustin Neild •President's Award of Excellence for Service: Tammi Dickinson At the April commencement ceremony, top row, left to right, Tom Rahner adjusting Bob Hall's cowl, to Mike Sherman's amusement; Steve Evans commenting to Melissa Nesheim; Sumner Gray capturing the moment; middle row, Pete Hutzler sharing the day with his dad; Joe Cohen getting a hug; Sarina Kessler looking very serene; Kristin Schneider getting congratu lated by best friend Ellen Scavuzzo; bottom row, Keri Conner saying "No more Gargoyles " to Laura Meaney; Kevin Pacciano and David Alexy matching smiles; and Kim Barker envying Colin McGlynn. 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Bryafi, Kathleen Chesek, Elizabeth 53 Azema, Kacha 136 Bishai, Sally Bryant, Adam 1C ,47, 86, 101 Chesson, Katherine Bisiaux, Kathleen 55 Bryant, Charles 55 Chirdon, Allison 93, 121 Bryant, Lucas 89 Chodzinski, Brooke i D Black, Allison Buchsbaum, Allyson 36, 117 Chojnacki, Jennifer 24, 80, 86, CLICK tf* j Black, David 52 Buckland, Darren 52 87, 91, 138 \ i Black, Terri-Ann 55 Buffington, Andrew (AJ) 55,78 Chosa, Ryoko 47 Badamo, Jason 53 Blackwell, Courtenay 42,86 Bukowski, Mark 55,89 Christensen, Gregory 53 Baggett, Philip Blair, Amanda Bullock, John Christman, Heather 42,77 Bailey, Megan 54,88 Blakemore, Erin 29, 55, 107 Bumpers, Susan Christopherson, Cara 36, 138 Baker, Leigh 136 Blanche, Brian Bunt, Bonita 30,80, 127 Chubb, Andrea 53 Baker, Timothy Blanco, Mary 47, 89 Buonomo, Victoria 36 Cianci, Maty 77, 120 3alch, Susan 23, 94 Blasingame, Angela Michele 55 Burgess, Gavin 55 Ciervo, Justin 46 Ball, Heather Blasingame, Angela R. Burnett, Catherine 55, 97 Cihal, Kattf 77, 79, 87 Ball, Kevin 47, 124, 125 Blasko, Betty Burns, Elizabeth 36 Cillo, Nicole 46 Balmer, Danielle 42 Blattner, Mary 55, 127 Burns, Heather Cirici, Luisa 56, 93 Blum, Sydney Ann 36, 88 Burton, Kristen 52 Clancey, James 86,93 Boehler, Kristian 47, 113 Buszko, Renee 87, 126 Clark, Allyson 2 <3140 Boeman, Gabriel Butcavage, Peter 42, 79 Clark, Amy 56, 97, 100, 150 Bogan, Theodore Butterick, Sabrina 88 Clark, Davia 86 Back Bohne, Alexander 89 Byrd, Roshan 42, 86 , 87, 92, 126 Clark, Joanne (Jody) 36, 110, 135 Clark, Robert 56,86 Cosgrove, Justin Dahlquist, Erica 92 DePasquale, Lisa Clements, Alanna 56, 97 Cosman, James 56 Dahlquist, Stephanee DePiero, David Clements, Douglas 43, 127 Costello, Christina Dalecki, Brennan Derr, Michelle 48 eleven, Jillian 26, 56, 91 Cote, Paul Dalmanieras, Helene 14, 30, 37,80, Detjen, Jennifer Clockedile, Liza 47 69, 86, 87, 92, 97 Coughlin, Erin 56 86,87, 91, 127 Dettra, Ryan Clune, Bridgette 56 Covert, Michelle 36, 88 Dalrymple, Megan Devine, Kerry Clymore, Dana 12,56,88 Cowart, Lisa 56 Dantini, Susan 82,83 Dewindt, Katrin Cochran, Caleb 122, 129 Cowell, Christina Danzig, Nichole Diamon, Kimberly 57, 110, 111 Codd, Christian 56 Cox, Patricia 37 Darlak, Brian 89, 124 Diaz, Alejandro Coduto, Brian 105, 119, 122 Craig, Sean 37 Darling, Theodore 37,82 DiBlasi, Julianne Coggins, Clare 8, 107 Cramer, Kevin 21, 87, 109, 118, 124 Dartt, Julianna 56 DiBlasi, Philip 14, 57,88,89 Cohen, Joseph 138 Creasy, Jason 142 Dartt, Nathan 56 Dickerson, Benjamin 48, 69, 86, Coit, Dorrie 47 Crewshaw, Sarah Kate 47, 93 Dauplaise, Brad 56, 89, 129 87, 124 Colalillo, Thomas 127 Cribbs, Matthew 5, 152 Dauplaise, Eric 129 Dickie, Lori 57, 107 Colantuono, Alexis Cribbs, Sheila Davey, Roger Dickinson, Tammi 37 79,86, 87, 138 Cole, Chelsey 56, 97 Crissy, Matthew David, Benjamin 92 Dickinson, William Cole, Neil Crist, Gina 46 David, Jaime DiDomenico, Patrick Colee, April 56 Croese, Michael Davidson, Jennie 53 DiGenni, John 48 Colliflower, Courtney Cropper, Kristy 56 Davidson, Kimberly 23, 43, 86, 87 Dillon, Michael Collins, Andrea 47 Crosby, Jonathan 77, 96, 97 Davies, Colleen 46 DiMuzio, Stacey Colon, Nicole 56, 86, 91 Cross, Jennifer 127 Davis, Andrew 53 Dingfelder, Scott 77 Colvin, Christopher Cross, Michele 87, 91 Davis, Erich 82, 152 Dion-Krodel, Raena 11,57 Combs, Brendan 14,42, 92 Cross, Rebecca 8, 20, 43, 86, Davis, Katie Dobson, Shannon 57, 86, 91 Combs, Monica 56, 02, 108, 109, 135 87, 124 Davis, Sandra 37 Dobson, Tiffany Concha, Allyson Crum, Kristi 46 Day, Kelley 56, 87, 92 Dodds, Linda Conger, Alison 56, 102, 108, 109 Csandli, Kris 56, 133 Day, Kevin Doepker, Sara Conklin, Adrianne 36 Cullipher, Peter 48 De Boi, Stephen 53 Dolan, Shellie Conley, Jennifer 36, 89, 115 Cullum, Elisabeth 56, 124 De La Cruz, Priscilla 92 Dollar, Jared 43, 134 Conn, Colleen 36 Cully, Mary De Meola, Lauren Doman, Sion 43 Conner, Keri 22, 36, 73, 79, Curry, Tracy 46 Dean, Jeremy 56 Donders, Caroline 57, 130 96, 97, 127, 138 Cutter, Mark Dean, Robert 57 Donnelly, Jeff 30,80 Conner, Scott 129 Cutter, Matthew Debevoise, Ty 57, 78, 129 Donnelly, Michael 4848 Connor, John Czaja, Gerald Decker, Madeline Donohue, Valerie 37, 86, 87 Connor, Megan 32, 43, 96 Czajka, William Dedmon, Matthew 129 Donolo, Rachael Conrad, Jeffrey 22, 86, 93, 95 Czarniecki, Julia 53 Deel, Heather 57, 86, 91, 127 Donovan, James 57, 104, 105 Constance, Scott 36, 152 Czerwinski, Chad Del Ranee, Kim 37, 82, 138 Dorisca, Shawn 113, 151 Constantine, Anton 43 Czigan, Joanna 30,31, 127 Dell'Orefice, Robert Dossey, Bree 57, 86, 115 Conticello, Leonard 56 Czigan, Naomi 53 Delnore, Mary 57,86 Dowd, Joshua 57 Cook, David DeMarco, Wesley Dowdy, Michelle 90 Cooper, Brian C\ Demato, Janice 57, 92 Dowling, Brian 37 Corbett, DeLoren Demato, Susan 92 Downey, Corrine 90 Cordts, Jessica CLICK ti* ]D Dempsey, Kathleen Draeher, Thomas Core, Craig 26,56 \ Denmark, John Draper, Nathan 138 Corso, Keith 43 D'Andrea, Richard Denning, Todd 23,48, 87, 118 Drennan, Jane Jodie Lea Norris Lori Anne A 1 e 1 x o Lori, Here we are again. Congratulations. You are accomplishing your goals one by one, and I admire your ambition and determination in doing so. Odie — Daddy's Little Girl, Graduating from college I will always be proud of who you are. Follow is my dream come true. your dreams. Our love and support are always We are so very proud of you! with you. Love you lots, Love, Daddy and Mom Mom & Tracy English, Laura 87 Finholt, Thomas 48 Frost, Christopher 58 English, Mary Finkelsein, Brandi Frusher, Heather 91 CLICK XS Ennis, Kelly 57 Fiore, Nicholas 57,93 Fuentes, Gina 77, 114, 115 D Epner, Lori 77 Fischer, Korinne 57 Fusaro, Annamaria 58 \ c Erickson, Kristine 57 Fischer, Rachel 93 Futch, David 43 Drieggers, Gregory 57 Erickson, Tracey 37,43 Fish, Alexander 57 Driscoll, Kelly Esposito, Victoria Fisher, Carrie 8, 17, 29, 37, 79, Dromgoole, Marissa 29, 57, 107, 124 Essary, Va Nia 57 86,87, 124 CLICK Drummond, Jennifer 48, 93 Etchechury, Christoph ar 87 Fisher, Justin ^G Drybread, Jason Euwema, Holly Fisher, Shannon 115 \ ( Drysdale, Brian 80 Evans, Erin 14, 37 FitzGerald, Diane Gabel, Sarah 38, 88, 89 Ducker, Sarah 57 Evans, Rory 57 Fitzgerald, Jennifer Gable, Thomas 38, 133, 135, 152 Dudgeon, Luke 57 Every, Elizabeth 46 Fitzsimmons, Lisa 37, 127, 138 Gadoury, Melanie Dugan, Shaunna Eyjolfsson, Jon 105, 135 Flagler, Christine Gain, Stephanie 152 Duggar, Kimberly 95 Eyman, Daniel 57, 109 Flesher, Christina Gainer, Megan 23, 48, 90, 92 Dumas, Kristopher 43 Fletcher, Jennifer Galano, Lisa 58 Dunn, Robert 46 Florio, Jessica 58, 97 Galante, Paul 27, 38, 86, 96, 97, 122 Dunn, Tom 48 CLICK i Flostrand, Jan 58, 134 Galeto, Renee 58 Dunphy, Colleen -_>_•-_•-. ^ SF Flynn, Katherine 29, 58, 89 Galik, Simona 53, 130, 131, 135 Durham, Brian 53 \ V < Foley, Araan Gallic, Jason 79, 127 Durkee, Christopher Faiella, Nicole Foley, Patrick 58 Gamble, Zach 58 Duttry, Janessa 48, 87, 93 Fairbairn, Noone 16, 95 Folger, Ethan 58,91, 127 Gamsey, Stuart Dworzanski, Kerri 16, 37 ,77, 93, 121 Fairchild, Amber Fonseca, Deborah Gantt, Harriette 58 Dwyer, Margaret 37 Falciano, Nicole Forester, Judith 41 Garbarino, Guy 89 Dye, Douglas 138 Falda, Tracy Forrest, Holly 37, 41,86,87, Garceau, Danielle Dyszelski, Daniel 43 Fallon, Nicole 30,80, 127, 138 88, 97, 99 Garner, Suzanne 48 Famiglietti, Daniel Forrest, Jason 58 Garrett, Heather 43 -. Fanney, Mary Fortun, Benjamin 105 Garrison, Kelly 43 Farnum, Joshua Fowler, Jessica 16, 77 85, 95, 97 Garrity, Shannon 80 CLICK fa E Fasolino, Pietro 75 Fox, Genevieve Gascon, Megan 58 \ < Fausset, Donald Fox, Shanna 91 Gauthier, Deane 136 Eason, Amy 57, 123 Favele, Jason 37 Foye, Clare 136 Gayton, Luciana 58, 92, 97 Eaton, Michelle Favreau, Andrea 57, 93 Fraga, Maria-Elena Gehret, Elizabeth 52,90 Eavenson, Tyson 57,93 Feingold, Ellen Fralix, Carmen 79 Gehring, Jeffery 26 Eckerty, Kristen 57,95 Fellander, Anna 130 Francis, Mark Geier, Bradley 58, 86, 93 Economos, Maria 57 Fellander, Jacob 52, 134 Francis, Stefanie 82 Gentry, Nicholas Edwards, Jacqelyn Fenton, Cheryl Franco, Scott 58, 80, 81 Geyer, Michele 16,79,93 Edwards, Michele Ferrante, Lia 116 Franzese, Victoria 95, 138 Giacosa, Michele Edwards, Monica 78,79, 136 Fessler, Lisa 57 Fraser, Danielle 37 Gibson, Brandon 58, 127 Ehling, Nancy 46 Fetz, Erika Frash, Robert 16,89 Gibson, Stephen 82 Ekstrom, Jon 46 Fiadini, Larissa 57 Frasu, Amy 37 86, 90, 91 Gilchrist, Emily 58, 89 El Sonbaty, Jihan (Gigi) 79,93 Figueiredo, Liliana Frazier, Terry 43, 113 Giles, Wendy 77, 138 Elek, Lisa Finch, Henry 57 Frey, Shanna 58,86 Gill, Ashley .48,86 Ellinger, Matthew 52 Finger, Alexandra 30,48, 80, 127 Friel, Kelly 23 58, 90, 97 Giordano, Deborah / 138 Ellison, David 57 Finger, Ashlee 43 Frondorf, Natalie Giovanniello, LeeAnn 59 S*.F% TO JASON (Our round peg who always refused to fit into a square hole) You will find your own path through life — you always have. May you take many roads, dare to dream, understand early that the journey is the joy, and realize a satisfied mind is worth more than anything money could buy. pom We love you dearly and are very proud of you /?: Always, Mom and Pops PS: Carpe Diem — ^ M Stay on the Right Side of the Table — V P Congratulations to our #1 daughter. Dear Karissa, We're extremely proud of you and what PJ • You scatter joy like you've achieved during these past four years. wildflower seeds in the wind, Your dedication to the goals you set has been leaving a beautiful garden realized. You've given us so much happiness wherever you go. May your and fill our hearts with such joy. May your gardens now decorate the world! future be as bright as the stars!!! l|.'' ML We Love You! Mom & Dad Karissa Kish Sonia Thompson All the very best wishes to a lovely daughter Sonia H. O. Thompson. We love you dearly. Yurman Mom & Dad Gitlin, John 59 Grzesiuk, Kelly 43 Hasbrouck, Kyle 33 Hoffman,'Jason 73 Gladding, Taylor Guenther, Anne Hatfield, Lori 79 Hoffman, Rebecca 77,82, 138 Gleeson, Melissa Guest, Catherine 59,89 Hathaway, Christina 38, 77, 138 Holdridge, Jennifer 48 Glenn, Roseann 38, 114, 115, 135 Guilmartin, Heather Hausman, Richard 86 Holliday, Kristin 127 Glinsky, Tara 59, 90 Gunnarsson, Olafur 105, 135 Hauver, Justin 59 Hollingsworth, Holly 138 Gogol, Jennifer 138 Gura, Mandy Hawkins, Susan Hollister, Christopher Goldsmith, Carrie 43, 80, 127 Guy, John 87 Hazelbaker, Kristyn Holloway, Jessica 127 Golub, Anthony 59, 124 Guy, Kathleen 86,87, 100, 152 Hazelroth, Erin 48 Holmes, Jaclyn 7, 60, 86 Goodbody, Kimberly 38 Gwynn, Robert Hearne, Erin 87 Holt, Charles 30, 31 80, 81, 122 Gooden, T. J. 113 Hearon, Starling Holway, Kellie 48, 80, 127 Goodnow, Lewis 38, 7£ ,96, 103, 146 r\ T T Heatherton, Danielle 48, 107 Hopkins, William 30, 112, 113 Goodrich, Jerry 84, 103, 128, CLICK ( Hebert, Adam 29 ,89 Hopper, Rebecca 129, 135 \fl^H nil Hector, Darlene 14 ,38 Home, Denise Goos, Carlin 43 79, 102, 108, \ < Hedrick, Jennifer 43 Hornickel, Trisha 38 109, 119, 130, 135 Haas, Kevin 28, 87 Heite, Nathan 59 Horstman, Kara 53 Gordon, Lisa Hackford, Heather 59 Henderson, Serenity 59 Horton, Amanda 38 Gordon, Nicole 23,59,90, 91 Haeger, Sherri 38 Hendrickson, Jessica 59 Horvath, Nicole 138 Gordon, Richard Haendel, Nicole 38, 77, 136 Henry, Cheryl Hosburgh, Dana 60 Gosselin, Rachael Hagen, Lorelie 43, 103, 127, 152 Hernandez, Patricia 59 Hosburgh, Nathan Gossett, Dave 59 Hagy, Christopher 46 Hess, Jennifer Houlihan, Travis 60, 129 Gould, Deke 59 Hahn, Megan 53 Hester, Jarrod 59 Howard, Dean 32, 38, 30, 121, 127 Govin, Sean Hall, Sheri 38, 136 Hethcox, Jonathan 22, 59 86, Howe, Laura Graham, Sarah 59,91 Halstead, Jason 87 95, 122 Howell, Elizabeth 91, 92, 93 Grajek, Sara 53 Ham, Sarah 46,93, 127 Heuer, Zac 87 Hubbard, Beth 18,48 95, 96, 152 Grant, Kathryn Hamacher, Brian 59 Hewett, Leah Hubbel, Brian 38 Graves, Sean 59 Hamm, Jaime 38 Heybruch, Andrew 79 Huddleston, Susan 43, 90, 91, 93 Gray, Sumner 139 Hammer, Jason Hickey, Kimberly Hudson, Benjamin 118, 124 Green, Heather Hand, Stephanie 59 Hicks, Kelly 17 22, 38, 79 91, Hudson, Chad 18,89 Greenfield, Alan 59,86 Hanlon, Julie 59 92, 99, 138 Hudson, Christina 39,88 Greeno, Jillian 48, 110 Hanson, Benjamin 53 Higel, Laura 46, 124 Hudson, Christopher Greenwell, Gregory Hardman, Angela 53 Hill, Christopher Hudson, Tammy 39, 86, 87, 90, 92 Gregg, Holly Hardman, Rosemary 38,82 Hill, Donald Ashley 4 ,59 Huebler, Ryan 13,48 Gregory, Bradford Hariton, Joshua 53 Hill, Jamie 59 ,91 Huerta, Enrique 60 Griffen, Elizabeth 52 Harlowe, Rebecca 82 Hillard, Jontai 95 Hughes, Deborah Griffin, Nora Harrington, Harold Hillman, Kristin 59 ,86 Hulcher, Matthew Grimes, Alissa Harris, Becky 48 Hinds, Rebecca 14, 38, 86 ,87 Hummel, Andrew Grippaudo, Adam 29,59, 134 Harris, Beverly 59 Hinga, Kristin 82 ,83 Hummel, Wendy Grade, Jennifer 53 Harrold, Stephanie Hinkel, Jill Hunt, Leigh 80 Gross, Elwood 29 Hart, Christina 59, 79, 93 Hinkel, Mandi 59 Hunter, Sean 53 Gross, Matthew Hart, Denise 59, 88 Hinman, Kimberly Groucott, Lisa Hart, Jeffrey 43, 89 Hirst, Anthony 59 Grove, Christie Hartley, Annette 59, 85, 93 Hodgdon, Scott 59 143 tv Groves, Amanda 48, 100 Hartman, Haley 59, 100, 111 Hodges, Ansley 59, 107 Forward Grunberg, Kristiina Hartman, Heidi 33, 38, 152 Hoffer, Katie 48 Keeperman, Scott Lanpher, Sarah 14,24,39, Maier, Gail Kelleher, Patrick 39, 87 87, 91, 124 Maiorana, Michella CLICK < Kelly, Erin 39, 76, 7£ , 82, 83, Lanzisera, Francesico 53 Maish, Cary 62,88 ^H 93, 127, 138 LaPerle, Clarissa Dawn 39, 145 Mallon, Sarah >\ ( Kelly, John Largo, Jeffrey 61 Maiorana, Michella 44 Hunter, Travis 60, 129 Kelly, Patrick 60 Larkin, Tim 43,87, 123, Manis, John Hutchinson, Bryan 95, 118 Kelly, Wendy 16,92 124, 125, 126 Manovill, Kelly 103 Hutson, Kori 39 Kemper, Damian 43 Lassiter, Erin Manzi, Elizabeth 136 Hutton, Eileen 60 Kemper, Johan 60 Lattimore, Emily , 61 Margulies, Noah 62 Hutzler, Peter 138 Kenan, Jennifer 53, 93 Lattuca, Nicole 61, 93 Marigliani, Jason 96 Huyser, Kirstin 48, 100, 152 Kendall, Michael LaVercombe, Elliott 61 Marino, Cheryl 62 Hymes, Cynthia Keough, Tasha Law, Donald 53 Marino, Daniel Hynes, Gabriel 138 Kerns, Michelle 102, 108, 109, 135 Law, Lisa Marino, Jennifer Kerzel, Jennifer Lawson, Amanda „ Marlor, Andrew Kessel, Ami Leafer, Susan 82,83 Marnell, Michael CLICK \ Kessler, Sarina 82 97, 138 Leary, Beth 39,88 Maron, Jennifer 49,80, 117, M Key, Alice Leary, Kevin 127, 152 \ ( Kibbee, Shonas 48 Leasor, Theodore 43, 113 Marshall, Anthony lanelli, Louis Kiernan, Thomas Leber, Richard Marshall, Robert 62 Infante, Brett Kikly, Thomas LeBoeuf, Monique 109 Martin, Amber 33, 147 Ingersoll, Shane 60 Kiley, Jeanne 61, 86 Lee, Sean Martin, Ceilia Ishibashi, Rie 60,93 Kilhoffer, Dawson 30, 39, 80 97, 127 Leggett, Jennifer 8,79, 116 Martin, Diana 44 Islieb, Jennifer Killips, Emily 61 Lemmer, Molly 127 Martin, Ellen Islieb, Kerry King, Carl 39 Lennon, Michael 9, 105, 119, Martin, Rebecca Kinion, Christopher 135, 136 Martin, Van Buren 62 Kinney, Allison 61,86 Lennon, Suzanne Martinez, Suzanne 46 CLICK Kinsel, Heather 48 Leonard, Jennifer 61,86,91,92 Maskell, Genesa 44 KJ Kirby, Carolyn 39,88 Leonard, Melissa 61,88, 92 Masony, David 9, 62, 105 \ < Kirby, Francine 39,88 Lepp, Edward Mast, Kristen Jacklets, Christie Kirby, Joseph 28,86 Leton, Chad 105,119,135,136 Mastergeorge, Melanie 39 Jackson, Anne 43, 127 Kirkpatrick, William Letourneau, Nicole Matejka, Michael Jackson, David 46 Kirshenblatt, Jason Levene, Ben 61, 105 Matos, Gillian 86 Jackson, Rebekah 60,74 Kish, Karissa 24, 39, 7S, 86, 87, Levene, Dominic 61, 105 Mau, Ryan Jacob, Paul (Jake) 127, 148 91, 138, 143 Levine, Jaclyn Mauldin, Christina Jacobson, Josh 43, 79, 80, 86, Kline, Joshua Levine, Joanna Beth 39, 82 Mauro, Anthony 124, 127 Kline, Julia 43, 110, 111, 135 Lewis, Heather Maxted, Maureen 29, 39, 95, Jacoby, Erika 16, 39, 86, 87, 92, 95 Kloock, Heather 75, 77 79, 138 Lewis, Robyn 61 107, 135 James, Bobby 48 Kmetz, David 61 Lherisse, Emmanuel 77, 113 Maxwell, Bambi 29, 62, 92 James, Keri 48 Knapp, Elizabeth 86,87 Liberti, Michele 53 Maxwell, Jill 62 Janosick, Julie 53 Knowles, Claire 43 Liegerot, C. Fletcher 30, 80, 81, 126 McCammon, Matthew 49,86, 87, 121 Jansson, Sven Knowles, Samara 152 Lillich, Amy 26,44 McCarthy, Daniel 84, 134 Jeffries, Teresa 39 Knuckles, Audrey 61 Limandri, Steve McClelland, Cory 62 Jenkins, Susan Katherine 60 Knutson, Elizabeth 61 Linden, Lotta 61 McClure, Sean 129 Jennings, Kristine 39, 110 Knutson, Heather Linscomb, Heather McConn, Erin / Jerome, Jocelyn Kocak, Kevin Linton, Sheila 77, 79 McConnell, Courtney / 62, 116 Jewell, Michael Koenig, Matthew Liphard, Alicia 110, 111, 135 McConnell, Robert 62 Johansson, Agnes 39,79, 136 Koger, Matthew 61,88 Lippi, Tony 92 McCord, Ian / 80, 127 Johnson, Amy 30, 32 Kokorian, Natalie Loden, Todd 79 McCormick, Drew 62 Johnson, Douglas 60 Konietzko, Kristofer 94, 152 Lodi, Diana 82, 138 McCullough, Sean 129 Johnson,Jared 78,79, 127 Korte, Alison 61 Lodico, Adrienne 61, 96, 152 McCurdy, Mychal / Johnson, Kerri 48, 88, 117 Koslouski, Jennifer 61 Lofendo, Michael 68 McDermott, Bill / 92 Johnson, Melanie Kotowich, Lynn 61, 10, 111 Logason, Steinbjorn 105, 119 McDermott, Eric / 44, 129 Johnson, Tracy Kozak, Anna 30,61,78 97, 127 Long, Deborah 61, 86, 92, 127 McDermott, Patrip'k 62,86 Johnson, Tyler Krause, Cari Looney, James 48 McDougall, Malcom 129 Johnston, Kevin 43 Krebs, Jenny Loughlin, William McDowell, Sandra 39,93, 120 Johnston, Megan Kroha, Linda 48, 86 Lovelette, Nathan 86,87 McEachern, Mary Jones, Amanda 53 Kroll, Audrey 48, 152 Lovett, Andrew McElhenny, Erin Jones, Mary Krug, Robert 61, 105 Loving, Robyn McFarland, Denise. 7 39, 79, 86, 87, Jones, Ryan Donovan 129 Kruger, Traci 39, 136 Lowe, Caryn 61 \ 100, 101, 126 Jones, Tanya 60, 115 Kuchera, Michael 61,88 Lowe, Edward Mark 89 McGill, Molly 16,44, 92 Jordan, Tricia 60,86 Kuchta, Laura 43 Loyacano, Ryan McGillin, James Jortner, Michael Kuffa, Megan 5, 6 , 78, 86 Lozinski, Anthony McGinn, Jeannine Joustra, Melanie 60,86,88, 124 Kuhn, Michael Luca, Christopher 61 McGlynn, Colin 139 Joy, Heather 84 Kutsch, Kimberly 43, 115 Luca, Robert (Joby) 86,87 McjGraw, Ronnie Judd, Brittany Kutzner, Ingrid 61,93 Lucas, Rebecca 30,80, 97, 127 MdHargue, Corey 62,95 Judge, Charles Kuzminski, Jennifer 88 Ludwig, Benjamin -J 61 Mcintosh, Duncan 77 Judson, Patrick 39 Kyle, Melissa 61 Luke, Jennifer Mclntyre, Jon Julius, Jessica Lumpp, Jodie 39 McKee, Gregory | Julock, Jennifer 23, 48, 90, 91 Lundgren, Katarina 44 McKee, Keri CLICK ifVh 1 , Lupfer, Christy McKendrick, Peter Lutton, David McKenna, Jeremy 109 CLICK , W Lutton, Melinda McKenna, Michael <^ K Labbe, Amanda Lyman-Munt, Vanessa 61,88, 115 McLaughlin, Andrew \ ( Lachowicz, Amanda 61 Lynn, Theresa 90 McLure, Sean 62 Kalish, Edward 86 Lachter, Dana Lynskey, Marisa 103, 107 McMahon, William 62 Kalman, Jaime 80, 126 Lack, Erika 61,80,86 97, 127 McManus, Sara 62 Kalogeras, Nicole 60, 86 LadrondeGuevara, Yuliet McNeal, Autumn Kalvert, Christine 60 Lalonde, Dana McNerney, Jason Kandel, Danielle 86, 87 LaLonde, Paul 39 CLICK Cb^ M McNutt, Muire 53 Kantor, Margaret 46 LaManque, Aaron 30, 32 80, 127 \ McPhail, Matt 8, 25, 28, 62, Katner, Cheri Lamee, Heather MacCrory, Michael i - 88, 116 Katz, Adara Landis, Julia 48 MacDonald, Owen 62, 89 McQuilkeji, Toni 62,88, 91, 92 Oe*: 000: ' ;.:0 LOVE, MOM, DAD, AND TRAVIS ABBY AND DAISY ''O- Naslund, John 49 Parnell, Lora 44 117 Plachetka, Jessica 86,92 Nassauer, Casey 80, 86, 87, Parra, Aubrey Plante, Raymond CLICK Cb,n VI 117, 135 Parrish, Kristen 88 Plaut, Shannon (Sean) 44, 127 Nast, Victoria 63,93 Partello, Brenda 63 80, 122 127 Pleasant, Sheila 64, 77 Q\ Nastanski, Brandon Pasqualone, Elena 52 Plummer, Kimberly 64 Mena, Ricardo 132 133 135 Naughton, Christopher 77, 138 Paternoster, Annemarie Poland, Jason Mendes, Kelly 13,62 Naumov, Sergei 49 Patterson, Keely 44 Pollnow, Natasha 50 Mercado, Kora 92 Neal, Elizabeth Patterson, Rebecca 40 Pollock, Timothy 113 Meredith, Amanda 44 Neal, James 63 Patterson, Timothy 50 Ponce, Daniel 64,86 Meredith, Michael Neal, Laura 19, 40,89, 124, 138 Paul, Robert Xan 63 Porter, Mary 44, 110, 111 Merritt, Teresa Neary, Kathryn 86, 87, 95 Paull, Michael Portner, Aria Mershon, Ross 62 Neff, Elizabeth 44 Pawliczek, Tanya Potocki, Laura 127 Messier, Brie 152 Neff, Gregory Paxson, Brenda 63,86 Potson, Megan 5C Metts, William 62 Negron, Domingo 49, 129 Paxton, Shannon 53- Poulin, Jessica 64 Meurer, Charles 62 Neild, Dustin 40, 79, 86, 87, 116, 118, Peacock, Jacquelinda 63, 88 Pownell, Allison 64, 110 Meyer, Thomas (Teddy) 49, 105 122, 124, 126, 135, 138 Pearson, Jon-Michael 26, 40, 124 Prediletto, Steven Meyers, Robert 39, 149 Nelson, Angela 63 Pearson, Leigh 44 Preston, Dwayne 8,20, 113, 135 Mezger, Christine 79, 138 Nelson, Emily 24, 63, 91 Peavy, Matthew 44 Prevatt, Lynn Mezger, Danielle 88 Nelson, Julie 63 Peavy, Tara 40, 138 Price, Elizabeth 64, 93 Mezger, Joyce 136 Nelson, Lyndsay 63, 150 Peavy, Tracey 40 Price, Kellie Michael, Shannon 46 Nesheim, Melissa 138, 139 Peets, Wendell 44 Price, Melanie 64 Michaelis, Sarah 62 , 86 Newell, Clark 63 Pelkey, Erin 86 Prieto, Ron Middleton, Brad 1C ,49 Newell, Tanya 40,88 Pellicer, Christopher 53 Pruitt, Michelle 64 Milanian, Robert 28 Newman, John 63 Peltier, Nicole 86, 116 Puff, Jessica 24 , 40, 86, 87, 91 Milburn, Tricia 39, 138 Nichols, Kelly 120 Pensa, Carla Puma, Alexander 53 Miller, Cedar 49 122 133, 135 Nichols, Ronnie 40, 137 Pent, Philip 52 Puma, Gina 41 Miller, Giorgetta 44 Niederhofer, Jill (A.J.) 95, 96, 126, 152 Pepitone, Nicole Purdy, John 50 Minaudo, Nicole Nielsen, Tessa Pereira-Amos, Sandra 44 Minutelli, Steven Nolt, Kimberly 40,77, 138 Perkins, Patrick 63, 124 rf^"V Mishoe, Crystal 62, 85, 86, 88 91, Norgren, Deric 63 Perkins, Stephen CLICK fWi 93, 95 121 123, 152 Norman, Laura 127, 152 Perugia, Tokay 63 A ,o Mitchell, Stephen 3, 49, 80, 97, 127 Norris, Jodie 40, 152 Perumal, Suerajee 63 \ (7 V Mock, Charles 52 Norris, Keri 86,87 Pesillo, April 50 Quelch, Crystal 64, 88 Mock, Kimberly 62 Northrop, April 80, 127 Peters, Katie 64 Quigley, Melissa Monroe, Darby Novak, Paul 18,49, 95,96, 126, 152 Petersen, Christine Quinn, Nicholas 64 Montiel, Luis 44 Novakowski, Kate 53 Peterson, Lori Moody, Angela Noyes, Michelle 40 Petursson, Kristinn 105 Mooney, Nadine Nugent, Mark 32,40, 89, 124 Pharies, Alice Moore, Victoria 96 Phebus, Carrie CLICK fb R Moran, Cory 44 Phillips, Adrian 44 \ }/ Moreno, Juan CLICK { >^o Picazo, Simon Race, Ashley Morgan, Christine 62 , 92 0 Piegari, Kenneth 64 Radimer, Amy 152 Morgan, Jodie 90 \ ^ < Pierce, Angela Ragan, Kelley 46 Moritz, Christene O'Brien, Sharon Pisacane, Duane Ramsey, Melissa 124, 1/5, 127 Morris, Amy 39, 152 O'Connell, Casey 63 Pittman, Seana 64 Randall, Joshua Morris, Heather 62 O'Donnell, Kyle 49 Morris, Joel 62 O'Donnell, Shannon Morrow, Chana 52 O'Donnell, Shea Morton, Kimberly 110, 111 O'Hagan, Kristen Mosakewicz, Scott Oden, Jessica 49 Mose, Hayley 62 ,88 Oklevitch, Sondra iSlSifllot! Moss, Lance Oliver, Lori 49 Ollllllilllllpi Motes, Erika 77 Olson, John 105, 119 Mould, Brieanne 62 Orvosh, Kimberly 63 Mould, Elizabeth 49, 111, 135 Osborne, Mark 49 Moulton, Amber Ostrowsky, Matthew 44, 87, 91 Mourtakos, Alexander 129 Outlaw, Karen 44 Moyer, Jennifer 62 Owens, Becky 52 Muller, Heidi Owens, Jennifer 44, 92 Muller, Jessica 53 Owens, Stephanie B. 63 Mulligan, Melissa Owens, Stephanie Lyn l 32, 44, 79, 96 Mulligan, Miah 39 Ozcan, Bulent 79, 93 ^^«li|illliiiiiiiiii|lsliiilll Mullineaux, Robert 29 Munroe, Darby 39 ailisiiliisillllliiliiililiiliip^iiiiilillSisi Munsey, Megan 63 ,88 CLICK f WhP Murphy, Katherine 0 oioHioPSBSiSffBiiittSsBiiSii'Bi Murphy, Susan 63 , 86 \ v ( Murphy, Valerie 39 Pacciano, Kevin 86, 87, 100, 122, 138 IIBiliilliiliil Mussallem, Madalyn Pace, Amanda 49 ^^^S^^^SSl^PS Mustafa, Meredyth 23, 49, 86, 90 ,91 Pace, John 63 Myers, Douglas 41 Pack, Carrie 63, 96, 152 3ili|!iiBltlllSilill!l Myers, Jennie 40 Padgett, Amber Myrick, Josh 63 Paine, Jennifer 63 IlilllllilillBlfll Palazzolo, Melanie Paliotta, Michael illflliiiliiiiSii!* CLICK fh- s[ Palmer, Dawn 63 >>! 1 / Palmer, Ellen 63,130,131,135 c\ ( Palmer, Jessica Blair 63, 110 Nalepka, Timothy 49 Palmer, Patrick Nann, Chase 63 Palmieri, Victoria 88 Nanney, Kathryn Papa, Calliope Napoli, Danielle 63 Pardee, Amanda 8 20, 63, 95, 152 Nardo, Elizabeth Pari, Keith 63 Narrigan, Heather 41, 127, 152 Park, Kathryn Parker, Duncan 63 Parker, Jessica 10,49,86 iSillii VJ146( Parker, Sean 50 Back Parks, Christina 63 Parlin, Dara 50, 63. 86 yyMyyyyyyMyyMy0Myys§§yyyyyMyiyyi Ranft, Joshua 29, 44 Rodgers, Timothy 27 , 65 Sanders, Jamie Shatley, Deana 87 Rasch, Raymond (Dana) 113 Roe, Stephen Sanders, Megan 18,40 Shatzel, Douglas Ratz, Heather 40 Roessl, Lorraine 82 Sangster, Bruce 84, 112, 113 Shea, Elizabeth 17,86 Rauseo, Nicholas 64, 88 Rogers, Jay 65 Santti, Stacie 65, 93 Shea, Kathleen 65 Rebis, Katherine Rohlfing, Ellen 93 Sarkis, Eric 44 Sheehy, Debra 53 Rector, Jennifer 64 Rolandelli, Christopher Sartin, Alexia 50 80, 127 Sheffield, Patrick 12,65 Redmon, Melinda 79 Romano, Robert 44 Saunders, Shannah 65, 116 Sheldon, Dona 40 Reed, Caryn Ronhovde, Andrea 65 ,88 Sawdy, Laura 44 Shell, Susan 66 Reed, Charles Roosa, Ashley 65, 107 Sayre, Alexandra 65 Sheppard, Haley Reed, Colin 100 Roosa Marion 46 Scalzo, Krista 44,91 Sheridan, Renee 44 Reed, Jen 44 Rose, Angela Scangarello, Thomas 65, 93 Sherno, Joseph 66 Reeser, Alanna 50 Rose, Tomi 96 Scavuzzo, Ellen 139, 152 Shreve, Mark 124 Reeves, Mark 30,80, 97, 127 Rose, Tracy 65 Schade, Sarah 76 77,86 87, 136 Siari, Dan 124, 133, 135 Regan, Adrienne Ross, Melody 23, 65, 90, 91, 124 Schiller, Allison 65, 88 Siemon, Samuel 12,66 Regar, Adam 41 Ross, Patricia 65 , 95 Schilling, Karisse 65,86 Sierra, Mildred Regina, Janine Rossi, Nicole 107 Schimerman, Shira 79 Sigurdardottir, Steinunn 79 Register, Patresa Rowe, Alyson Schneider, Elaine 8 65, 107 Silliman, Michelle 50 Regnier, Emily 64 88, 91, 92,93 Royce, James Schneider, Kristen 40, 139, 152 Simmons, Matthew 66, 129 Reich, Gretchen 64 Rubanek, Julie 65 Schroeck, Christine Simmons, Tiffani Reid, Caren 64 Ruff, Mark 28 79 ,87 Schubert, Keith 44, 129 Simon, Sabrina 50, 86, 127 Reines, Alissa 64 Ruggiero, Gregory Schwartz, Steven Simpson, Angel 45 Reinhardt, Louis (Steve) 4, 64, 88, 122 Ruiz, Genevieve 88 Schwenk, Kevin Simpson, Julie Reinsch, Jody 65 Rusnak, Michelle 102 , 108, 109, 135 Seine, Dominic 12, 105 Simpson, Naomi Reiss, Christy Russen, Faith 55, 127 Scott, Kathleen 87 Simpson, Veronica Rellahan, Whitney Russian, Marci 152 Scott, Kendra 65 Sinclair, Christopher 13, 50,86, Reynolds, Victoria Russo, Adrienne 5 65 ,86 Scott, Mary Beth 65 89, 123 87, 116 Rhode, Jennifer 29,65 Russo, Jennifer 65 Seal, Amy 88, 152 Sinclair, Samantha 16,22, 50, Rhoden, Peter 84,85, 113 Russom, Scott 7 Seaman, Lisa 85, 95, 96 Ricciardi, Scott 65 Rutland, Melissa 65 Sears, Kristen 86, 117 Sink, Starr 27 Richardson, Brandon 65 Ryerson, Susan 93 Seborowski, John Slavin, Peter 45 Riddle, Alisha 4, 50, 86 Rymer, Justin Secore, Scott 73,80 81, 127 Slawsky, Jennine Riddles, Allison 86, 100, 101 Sedelmeyer, Sarah Sleap, Michael Riechman, Susan 65, 92, 93 See, Amelia Sligar, Aimee 45 Riper, Angela 26, 65 CLICK fr Seeger, Eric Smith, Cindy Risby, Victoria Segal, Julia 65 Smith, Dean 129 Rives, Melissa 65,95 c\ Seip, Sheryl Smith, Drew Rizzolo, Elizabeth 40, 117, 138 Saball, John Sessions, Matthew Smith, Elizabeth 53 Roach, Jamie 52 Sadow, Patricia 65 , 93 Sessions, William Smith, Emily 52 Roberts, Chad 40 Safier, Rebecca Sewell, Dawn 46 Smith, Erin 66 Roberts, Danielle 7,65 Salerno-Davis, Bernice J essie 37 Seymore, Charlene Smith, Gretchen 50 Robertson, Crystal 65 Saltz, Robert Seymore, Cristen Smith, Heather 52 Robinson, Eric Sampson, Lindsay Shankles, Sally Smith, Jason 50 Robson, Heather 46,93 Samuels, Sarah 86 Sharman, Michael 50 Smith, Joshua 104, 105 Rodda, Pamela 40 Sanchez, Clint Sharpe, Kristy 65 Smith, Kristin Rodell, Mats 134 Sandelius, Julie 40 Shatinsky, Diana 44 Smith, Lauren Amber Martin |PTTW Dearest Amber, Your talent and your beauty have * I'$£*^J 1 blossomed since God blessed us mk .^^^fl St- % • • • they will always be yours. Success will surely follow you always. ^ii ^s* i^s slSPly^H We love you, Mom & Dad 147c> jj .•. • Swindler, Elizabeth 107, 152 Valk, Andrea Warshaw, Sabrina 92 Sykes, Raymond Jordan 136 Vallance, Susan 45 Washington, Namon 45 CLICK Szczepanski, Jay 66, 86 Valle, JoAnn 67, 80, 81, 127 Washington, Thomas 77 Szczygiel, Pamela 53 Vallus, Daniel 79,90 Wasmuth, Christy 92 h' Szlegier, Erin Van Arsdale, Nina Smith, Melinda Watson, Alison Van Buskirk, Laurel Smith, Robert Watson, Andrew 73 50, 101 Van Houten, Amy Smith, Shannon 110 Watson, Christopher 30, 80, 81 127 Van Petten, Traci Smith, Stacy Watson, Janelle CLICK JST Van Vleet, Tina 130 Smith, Tesa Watters, Matthew VanBuren, Eva 67 Smith, Valerie 66 h 51, 127 Watts, Kevin 77 Takacs, Kathryn VanCott, Eric Snitzel, Colleen 7, 66, 86 113, 135 Wayer, Nicola 66,88 Tallant, Shane VanderHart, Peter 40,77 138 Snoap, Christopher 129 Weakley, Todd . 132, 133 Tantum, Colette Vandervliet, Jeremy 30, 80 138 Snyder, Melinda 66 23, 5L Webb, William 36, 86, 92 Tappe, Mark Vasold, Jeffrey 67 Snyder, Michel 40 67 Weber, David Tarter, Laura Vassiliadis, Kimberley Soles, Natalin 77, 152 82 Vause, Amanda Wech, Elizabeth Lauren 45, 88 Soltermann, Monique Tassey, Meredith 66,88,90,91,93 Velardi, Heather Weddle, Patricia 80 137 Southworth, William Tatem, Jennifer 66, 86, 122 96 Vellos, Kathi Weeks, William Sowers, Kellum Tavani, Gregg 40, 92, 105, 119 66, 97, 125 Verburg, Dawn Weil, Elizabeth Sowers, Nicholas Tay, Vicky 66, 86, 124 Vernon, Lisa 52 Weis, Maria Nicole 45 Spatcher, Amanda Taylor, Aaron 66 Verrill, Michelle 40, 87, 138 Welch, Allison 67, 92 Spencer, Sarah Taylor, Brad 50 Vincent, Curtis 67 Welch, Edward 122 Spicer, Helene Teague, Tara 115, 135 Voguit, Steven Weldy, Bradley 51 , 116, 118, 124 Spivey, Timothy Teders, Jessica 127 Volpe, Amy 16,40,79, Weldy, Marshall Todd 45, 118, 124 Splane, Katherin 66, 86 Teichert, Markus 1 09, 119, 133, 135 Vouglas, Meredith 6, 87, 92, 95 West, Marcie Spooner, Jennie 66 Teller, Andrew 41,82 , 83 30, 80, 97, 127 67 West, Melanie 12, 66, 77, 88 Tenney, Anthony 138 Westbrook, Daniel Spradling, Christopher 66, 80, 86, 116 Testa, Gabrielle 66, 86 Westbrook, Sara Sprague, Heather Teta, Natalie 45, 89 Weyler, Julie Sprague, Julie 66 Tetlak, Jason CLICK 41 ,86 124, 127 ^W Wheeler, Andrew Springer, Joel Thein, Cheryl 67 86 Whipple, Michelle 77, St. Clair, Connie Theoret, Karen , 130, 131, 135 Wagner, Jennifer 51 80, 127 White, Amanda St. Jean, Jessica 115 Theriault, Craig 67,90 , 95 Wagner, Rebecca 22, 32, 45, 85, 95, White, Audrey Stalvey, Ronald 66, 80, 81 Thibault, Jessica 16, 79, 93, 121 66, 88, 91 Wagner, cont'd 96, 1 White, Christopher Staples, Erin Thiele, Jillian 23, 152 51 Waldfogel, Brandie White, Heather Stark, Katherine 40 Tholotowsky, Mary 67 67, 116 66, 127 Walker, Brandon White, Jennifer Stark, Kimberly 103 Thomas, David 86 93 Walker, Kimberly White, Marie Starling, Cheryl Thomas, Jason 72 78,79 t 67 Walker, Robert White, Richard Stasky, Adrian 40 Thomason, Christelle 45,92 51, 129 67 Wall, Jeremy White, Suzanne Steen, Heath Thompson, Chad 67 51 Wallace, Kristin Whitefield, Benjamin Stefano, Jill 115 Thompson, Erik 45, 88 90 Wallace, Shawna Whiteman, Jennifer Steinkamp, John Thompson, Jennifer 51,90 Walter, Cori Whitmore, Heather 138 Steinkamp, Maribeth Thompson, Laura 30, 80, 127 67,72 Walters, Ronald Whittaker, Alexander Stephens, Brian 93 Thompson, Robyn 124 67 Walton, Robert Whittaker, Jeffrey Stephens, Michael 93, 120 Thompson, Sonia 29,67, 91, Warner, Kimberly Whittington, Kathy Stephenson, John 66, 129 40,85 77179, 136 Sterling, Michelle 92, 93, 143 Thong, Caroline 53 Stetson, Christopher 13,66,80,81 Thornton, Jodie Stevens, Jayme Tietze, Eva 67 Stewart, Amanda Timminns, Johanna Stewart, Angela Tkacik, Susan Stewart, Jeffrey 52 Tobuck, Kirk Stewart, Megan 138 Toland, Matthew Still, Suzan 50 Tomaino, Laura 51,94 CONGRATULATIONS Stirling, Avigale 53 Tomassoni, Joseph 67 Stockdale, Terence 51 Tomlinson, Joel 67, 93 Stokes, Erin 40, 45 ,87, 122, 124 Tooker, Denise Stokes, Karen 86,87 Torsiello, Jennifer 67,86, 90, 116 PAUL (JAKE) Stoll, Kevin Tran, Martha Stone, Sarah 66 Trask, Jeffrey Storm, Kristine 30, 127 41 136 Traub, Justin Storm, Nando 67 '^^m^M^m^^^^^^w. Trauger, Amy Straight, Justin 40 21,51 Travers, Melissa Straight, Mennelle Troger, Jerry 118, 124 Straughn, Margaret 51 May you always find Streszoff, Jennifer Trowbridge, Meredithe 106, 107, 135 66,86 Trudeau, Heather 67 Streszoff, John 87, 89, 124, 125 Striegel, Benjamin Tugya, Julie 67 Stutzman, Mindy Tully, Kristen happiness, 16, 40, 85, 95 Stypa, Lauren Turner, Joy 67 Sullivan, Annelise Turon, April 78 Sullivan, Christopher Tustison, Keith 93 66 sunshine, sand and Sullivan, Ryan Tuttle, Gregory 67 22,66, 95, 118, Tutton, Constandina 123, 124 Surace, Amber 45 Surette, Benjamin good waves Sutherland, Kathryn CLICK hU Sutherlin, Robert 53 Sutton, Kathryn 46 b Ulrich, Jennifer Swart, llinke 25, 77, 80, 86, 92 Unice, Justin 40 Swart, Leola '' 66 Urbanek, Julie Sweat, Shelby Briana 89,115,135 Uskokovich, Sharon 94 Sweezy, Colleen 90 Sweezy, Kathleen 66, 86, 88, 90, 92 Swindell, Summer 40 CLICK hfbv, V Mom & Dad, Kelly and Boston Valadez, James 67 Valaro, Matthew 45 Vales, Kerry 67 GREAT MOMENTS IN HISTORY Invention Sir William Wallace Ohio State Chicago Bears of Beer Born in Scotland World War I Nat'l Champs Super Bowl 7,000 B.C. 1272A.D. Ends 1945 1968 Champs 1985 i I Discovery Invention U.S. Civil War Playboy Robert Meyers ROBERT MEYERS of Fire of The Wheel Ends 1866 makes debut Born in GRADUATES , ,418,000 B.C. 3,555 B.C. 1953 Chicago 1976 FROM FLAGLER COLLEGE 1998! Congratulations Bob! Love, Dad, Mom, Hilary, Jeff, Jerry, and Kim my. Wootten, Rachel 78, 127, 138 Castillo, Bertha 51 Wourms, Benjamin 68 Castle, Kathy 106 CLICK Wright, Elizabeth 68, 95 Faculty Chamides, Chris 105, 119, 125 ^W Wright, Jared 68 Chen, Henry 70 Wright, Sarah 51 Clark, Bo 113, 135 Wicherski, Amy 82,83 Writer, Evan 53 and Staff Copley, Joe 51 Wicks, Jacquelyn Wyatt, Christopher 41 Corry, Britt 70 Wik, Carol 10,86, 99 Cramer, Pete 50 Wild, Kimberly 82, 106, 107 Crutchfield, Dr. Paul 70, 71 122, 125 Wilde, Linda A Wilkin, Christina CLICK CbvjY Wilkins, Janine 67, 93, 127 b h Will, Jennifer Yeargin, Holly 46, 124 Abare, William 38,77, 79, 127 D Willems, Michelle 67 Yemma, Angela Ackerman, Dave 51 Willey, Amethyst Yocum, Danielle 68 Amato, Helen 38 Dacko, Ron b 51 Williams, Eric 67 Young, Edmund 8, 92, 95, 126 Amuso, Carol 35 Dacquisto, Danielle 45 Williams, Joy Young, Jennifer 41 Anderson, Herb 50 Dannemiller, Shae 35 Williams, Rebekah 51 Young, Jolieke Andreu, Darien 70 Day, Richard 47 Williams, Roxane Young, Paula Arndt, Jack 129 Dickson, Scott 45, 125 Williams, Susan 67 Young, Shelley Dietz, Fred 45 Williams, Todd Young, Stephanie Dillon, Dr. Andrew 70 Williams, Vicki 45,80 Yurman, Monica 143 Dillon, Mary Jane 38 Williamson, Mary B Donnelly, Nicole 28, 64, 74, 125, 126 Willocx, Maud 51 Doucette, Holly, R.N. 34,125 Wilson, Kenneth 67 Baker, Lee b 51 Dow, Dr. Caroline 69, 70, 71 Wilson, Travis : 51, 94, 116 CLICK Barnett, Dave 129 Draskovich, Margaret 41 Winch, Patrick Barrancotto, Cynthia 41 Dyess, Peggy 41 Wingfield, Stella b Bell, William 50 152 Winks, Cindee Zagers, Carol 86,97 51, 88 Bennett, Terry 50 Winton, Aaron Zajkowski, Ian Blackwell, Dr. Rod 70,71 Wisniewski, Jill Zappone, Mark Bosse, Laurin 58 Wittbold, Shane 13, 67,93 Zdenek, Brad 79 Boutin, Linda 38 Wittman, Kendra 67 Zeher, Laura 68 Zeidler, Dawn 77, 79 Brown, Pam 116 Eide, Dr. Kathleen b 70,71 Wlatman, Richard 70,71 Wolfe, Daniel Zeller, Jeanne 46 Buckley, Jack Engelstadter, Grace 41 Wolff, Edward Zeug, Shannon 68 Buda, Natalie 70,71 Evans, Mona 45 Wood, Aisha Ziegler, Tiffany 45 Bunker, The Dog 37 Evans, Steve 70, 138 Wood, Ashley 51,87, 122, 124 Zink, Daniel Bush, Bob 110, 111 Wood, Courtney 41, 116 Zlockie, Mary 68, 86 Butt, Donna 54 Woods, Jennifer 68 Zlockie, Robert 68 Woods, Sarah 107, 119, 135 Zoeller, Kathryn , 45, 95 Woods, Todd Zoog, Errol 51 Zornes, Heidi Wooten, Joellen 45, 91 c Farrell, Dr. Frances b 70, 71, 123 Finnegan, Dr. Margaret 70,71 Carter, Tim b 51 Finney, Ed 51 Reid a^lM . Lyndsay BOWLING NELSON For Lyndsay, ML \'' i «BB "Keep up the hard work, The world is Reid. You're number 1. Good Luck." so empty if one thinks only of mountains, rivers and cities; s but to know someone here and there who thinks and feels with us, and who, though distant, is Good luck, close to us in spirit, this makes Amy the earth for us an inhabited CLARK garden. Budget On Guard Service -Goethe Property 8:30 - 5:30 Management (904) 446-4441 Johann Wolfgang van Goethe Love, always After 5 P.M. German poet, of Palm Coast, Inc. (904) 445-4441 1749-1832 ^^^. Mom P. O. Box 353002 Diane M. Clark &2- Palm Coast, FL 32135-3002 Finney, Lillie 51 Floyd, Paul 51 M G b Makowski, Jim 70,71 b 41,126 Martin, Don Gallen, Mike 70,71 Gamache, Dr. Gerald 70,71 Martin, Marcie 45 Gentry, Nancy 70 Masters, Candace 38 Gibbs, Phyllis 70, 80, 127, 137 McCook, Andrea 70,71 Gilbert, Brian 51 McCook, Dan 70,71 Giuranna, Carl 128 Miller, Paula 38, 125, 126 Graham, Dr. Julie 70 Mitchell, Debi 47 Graham, Dr. Tom 70,71 Mitchem, Tim 51 Grant, Dr. Carrie 70, 122 Mondello, Lisa 58 Green, Dr. George 70 iGregoire, Dr. Michele 70,71 N H Neely, Ed b 38 Nelson, Kathleen 58 Haffner, Chris b 49 Nelson, Virginia 47, 126 Hall, Robert 70, 71, 82, 138 Noloboff, Dr. Jerry 70, 71 A big goodbye Hallinan, William 50 Norwood, Catherine 41 Faculty and staff topped off spring semester with a retirement Harris, Dr. Murray 70,71, 75,79, 122 Haynes, Pelion 64, 125 party for the business administration department's chairman, Hazlinger, John 50 Steve Evans. Known best as the business policy instructor, Hoffman, Don 50 o Evans leaves behind him 13 years of teaching which he de Horner, Dr. Carl 70, 78, 127 Howard, Allan 50 O'Casey, Sean b 31 scribes as a "labor of love." Attendees at his party included Hudgins, Ricky 51 Osborn, John 50 (above, 1-r) Nicole Donnelly, Linda Rowe, Kathleen Nelson and Hudson Moore, Joanne 60, 152 Hughes, Pat 34 Tom Pace as well as Evans. Wiles, Dr. Dawn 70 Wilkinson, Matt 85, 116 J- A" Pace, Dr. Tom b 70, 71 Willard, Steve 70, 71 n "| \ / Panepinto, Nick 70, 71 s^ / Williams, Dr. Carl 70 Izzi, Joseph 51 Patthey, George 51 \ Williams, Dave 119 Pelletier, Nancy 34 Sachs Kremer, Barbara 60, 152 Williams, Jerry 51 Percival, Bonnie 41 Sage, Sherri 37 Williar, Jeri 42 Poland, Rick 70,71,79, 122 Santas, Dr. Constantine 70 Williar, Marc 35,45 K> Pope, Anthony 51 Scheffield, James 133 Wilson, Michelle 37 \ °?/ Pope, Margo 69 Scherer, Lucinda (Tink) 97 Wright, Benny 51 Kees, Delmar 50 Preysz, Louis 70, 121 Shaw, Dr. Pamela 70 Wynant, Theresa 45 37, 58, 69, 79 Kelly, Yvan 70 71 Proctor, Dr. William L. Sherman, Mike 70 ,71, 138 70 King, Dr. Robin 70,71 79 Puma, Dr. Vince Sherrin, Marc 70 King, Tom 60 Shinn, Walter 130, 133, 135 Kula, Jerry 35 Skipp, Steve 35 Sloan, Vaughn 50 R^7 Smith, Bill 70, 134 i^ArriiTiiiti \i\T \ ( Smith, Bob 34 L£H Spielman, Wade 51 ^VJIIIIIIUIJ J ^ Rahner, Tom 30, 70, 13518 ity \ / Rice, John Spurlin, Dr. Joni 37 Lance, George 50 Roberson, Mike 68,74 Squires, Deborah 1,60 74, 126, 152 Lands, Jo 47 Roberson, Miriam 42 Sterling, Bob 49 & Guests 51 Lardner, Dr. Peter 70, 79, 136 Rose, Matt Stewart, Dan 64 69, 122, 123 Lewis, Hugh 115, 135 Rowe, Linda 64, 74, 125 Libbey, Joyce 70 ,71 Russom, Ken 47 Borneo, Eddie 95 Litzinger, Tracy 54 Russom, Scott 51 Broder, David 76 Lugo, Ana 51 Ryan, English 50 T> 1 Carberry, Barbara 79 / Carberry, Robert 79 \ Crovitz, Trevor 26 Teater, Jerry 50 Detmare, Jim 15 Thompson, William 50 Gearan, Mark 76 Tinlin, Mary 37,79 Geyer, Georgie Ann 69, 76 Tkacik, Dr. Mike 7C , 71, 122 Gordy, Margaret 77 Torcoletti, Enzo 70,71 Hall, Amy 95 Turner, Joyce 111 Hartwell, Nicole 95 • 3n9ICemoryOf. Twardy, Dr. Bernadette 89, 122, 125 Hicken, Dan 75 Johns, Sam 95 Lamar, Barney 6 y. Layne, Mark 15 v> Majewski, Boguslaw 76 \ (7 Matthews, Christopher 76 Valencia, Hugo 51 Meyers, Robert 76 Vanden Houten, Dr. Art 70,71 Olden, Greg 15 Olden, Kelly 15 Shawn J. Dorisca Puma, Jeremy 96 Ruditis, Jay 95 July 22, 1977- Siegler, Diane 95 ) Snair, Ken 95 July 9, 1997 Wages, Christine 47 From injuries sustained Webb, Donna 54 Weber, Dr. Owene 70, 78 151E> in a car accident. Wetherington, Jenny 45 White, Darwin 42 ,88, 122 Forward Location: http://www.flagler.edu/index//colophon/ Colophon (site opened April 17) I Book Specifications: LOOK I •Quantity: 700 •Trim size: 81/2-x-l 1 •Page count: 120 in hardbound boo 32 in the supplement •Caption font: 10-point Times •Body copy font: 12-point Helvetica •Headlines: Illustrator, varied fonts! •Four-color: pages 1-16 •Spot-color Tempo 287: 8 pages •Printer: Jostens. Clarksville, Tenn.. John Cantlon rep. •Cover & Internet art design: Heathi Bray, graphic design majc •Desktop hardware/software: four Macintosh computers—1« Power PC 7600/132's, twi Performa 636 CD's HP ScanJet 4c Adobe Pagemaker 6.0 Microsoft Word 5.1 Adobe Photoshop 3.0 Adobe Illustrator 6.0.1 Special Thanks: •Deborah Squires—for all your hard work and editing advice, as well as j few cringes when we were off trackl •Barbara Kremer—for all your hard candy (and work), effort, advice, time and dinners at Pizza Garden. , •Joanne Hudson Moore for your tolerance with aur last-minute requests. •Heather Bray and Paul Novak for making all our headline graphics •Amanda Pardee—for finding all Co-Editors Becka Wagner and A.J. Niederhofer relieve their stress at Universal Studios' those unidentifiable pictures' ID'S, j Mardi Gras celebration in Orlando. •Workshop students, without whom no one in the pictures would have names and some events would Scott Constance gets a never have -gotten photographed: close-up of Circle K's Amber Adam, Stina Bengtsson, Parents' Weekend table of Matthew Cribbs, Tom Gable, cookies. He was photo Kathleen Guy, Lorelie Hagen, Heidi] Hartman, Beth Hubbard, Kirstin editor for the Towers/ Huyser, Samara Knowles, Kristoferl Gargoyle until he gradu Konietzko, Audrey Kroll, Adrienne I ated in December. It took Lodico, Jennifer Maron, Crystal Erich Davis and Amanda Mishoe, Amy Morris, Heather Narrigan, Laura Norman, Carrie Pardee to fill the void he Pack, Amanda Pardee, Amy left. Radimer, Marci Russian, Ellen Scavuzzo, Kristen Schneider, Amy Seal, Liza Swindler, Laura Tarter an] Stella Wingfield. •All our friends, teachers and others who had to deal with our deadline anxieties and our stress. •Staff photographers: Scott Constance, Erich Davis, Amanda Pardee, Brie Messier, Stephanie Gajn Extra special thanks to every member of the campus community, whose cooperation, information and additional photographs madej this book possible. "• FLAGLER COLLEGE LIBRARY 3 6664 0008 6368 9 REF Flagler College. 378.05 The towers F574y FLAGLER COLLEGE LIBRARY 1997-98 P. 0. BOX 1027 C1 ST. AUGUSTINE, FL 32085