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Senior C ass
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Cathy Cash is more than a professor to the students here at Limestone, she is a friend. Always willing to give advice, listen, or offer a friendly smile, Ms. Cash contributes to the warm, familial atmosphere that exists at Limestone. A graduate of Limestone, Ms. Cash returned to her alma mater to teach. And the students who have had the privilege to know her are certainly glad she did.
It is seldom that Ms. Cash is found unengaged in conversation. Whether with faculty, staff, students, or visitors, Ms. Cash's kind words are for everyone.
Ms. Cash spends her spare time, what little there is of it, in her greenhouse, with her three lovable cats, and caring for her mother. Ms. Cash is a credit to society, to Limestone, and to her profession.
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A Truly Lovely Lady
A Senior at Limestone
One of her favorite places: Schiele Museum
Finally, a spare moment for lounging and relaxing.
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Felipe Allison CounselinglHuman Services
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Jamie Allison Art Education
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Elizabeth Blanton Elementary Education
Paula Berry English Education
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Kathy Jo Blanton Sports Medicine
Kimberly Boyd Accounting
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Kathy Branton Accounting
Kimberly Brasher CounselinglHuman Services
Julie Cash Music Education
Shannon Cook Social Work
Danielle Dawkins Elementary Education
Nikki Estes English
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Blair Davis Social Work
L isa Faile E lementary Education
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Cameron Fant Business Administration
Christianna Gilliam Mathematics / Financial and Industrial Applications
Rebecca Goforth Marketing
Maria Harris Business Administration
Melissa Horn Music Education
Casey Hill Social Work
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Debra Jones Elementary Education
Laura Jones E lementary Education
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Melissa Lindsey Physical Education
Nicole Logan Liberal Studies
Chris Masters Physical Education
Gay EUen McCoy Counseling and Human Services
Leah McRoberts Elementary Education
Keith Nyberg Studio Art
Kimberly Outlaw Music Education
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Dorothy Peterson Counseling and Human Services
Glenda Peterson Accounting
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Kevin Phillips Physical Education
Wendy Ramsey Biology Education
Latisha Rookard Elementary Education
Tiffany Ruppe Music Education
J ' Anmetra WaddeU Business Administration
Jason Tucker Music Education
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Jamie Walker Music Education
Rick Wylie Liberal Studies
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The Rest of the Best : Moving On
Hoshimen Brown Social Work
John Donahue Social Work
Lorrie Spencer Sports Medicine
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Time for Moving Up
Matt Boyd
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Melissa Brown
Cody Carter
Holly Corbett
Summer Darr
Dan Davis
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Mandi Emanuel
Derek Fernandes
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Chris Fesler
Joanne Henry
Jacob Fulcher
Mike Hornbuckle
Mark Gunnells
Heather Jackson
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Melinda Jordan
Lyn Lewis
Natosha Linker
Cliff McLeod
Travis Morris
Billy Mosley
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Mollie Rhinehart
Wendy Samples
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Loutricia Smith
Lisa Spake
Jeremy Spencer
Jennifer Sontag
Kelsey Thomason
James Wicht
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Jason Bedford
Dena Bishop
Stephen Broom
Tiffany Bruce
Amy Cawley
Bill Criss
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Patrick Early
Steven Fesler
Rhonda Dillard
Carson Griffin
Andrea Hatcher
Tiffany Huggins
Bill Horn
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Tiffanie Johnson
Stephanie Lawson
Ryan Lanigan
Mike Letter
Jennifer MasteUer
Marcie Matthews
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Les Phillips
Hartley Reed
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Missy Sanders
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Brandon Towery
Jeff Vassey
Leslie Warner
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Jeni Whitman
Cindy Wilkie
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Time for Adjustments
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Gina Authement
Titus Aye
Tami Barrington
Shannon Cashour
Charles Barr
Kristin Briggs
Tammy Cowery
Stephanie Chasteen
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Va nessa Creel
Megan Crouse
Angela Colby Terrance C unningham
Kim C ollins
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Nic Elmore
Leslie Fairbanks
Amanda Farlow
Chris Fauble
Bennie Gilliam
Shawn Farrokh
Kim Gilbert
Kent G ladden
Casey Greene
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Melody Guthrie
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Teresa Horney
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Joe Kelley
Chrissy Littlejohn
Joe Macaluso
Donna Laney
Tashauna Lobell
Justin Mann
Andy Maples
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Roshian McClain
Eliza McCormack Stacy McClain
Debra McDonnell
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Summer Moore
Jack Moricz
Kate Myers
Frank Pinckney
Keith Mursch
Lani Pennington
Chris Pittman
Kris Pollard
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Kar en Queen
Marty Rhinehart
Nicole Roof Sean Richardson
Chris Ruben
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Missy Sanders
Heather Sexton
Hasco Seymour
Tina Smith
Eric TaUey
Brian Sizemore
Tina Smoot
Eric Taylor
Tim Terrell
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Johnisha White
Matthew Wilds Jeff Willis
Michelle Wyatt
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Erin Zimmerman
Faculty and Staff
Here I Am! Freud said to pucker up like this ...
Gotcha! No p ictures please --- I need coffee!
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Jay Adams Assistant Professor Computer Science Morna Bailey Bookkeeper Diana Bedenbaugh Block Program
Scott Berry Associate Professor Physics Dennis Bloomer Athletic Director Lee Boggs Communications Director
Ben Bridges Housekeeping J. R. Bright Maintenance Barbara Brooks Financial Aid
Jim Burgess Maintenance
Jodie Burton Registrar Lee Caldwell Mail Center Manager
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C a thy Cash Asst. Professor of Biology Mike Cerino L acrosse, Soccer Coach J oe Clary Security
Holly Cremonese Associate Director Student Development Andy Cox Professor of Art C har les Cunning V ice President A cademic Affairs
C har les Dawkins Security N ancy Dawkins H ousekeeping J ames Dunlap A sst. Professor of History
J ames Ellis H ead of Security R ho nda Fleming A sst. Professor of Physical E ducation J une Foster Professor of English
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~ancy Fordyce Assoc. Professor of Mathematics
Archie Fo\\ler A soc. Professor of Education Lynn Fuller Student Account Superri or
Karen Gainey Assoc. Professor of English Penni Griffin Asst. Professor of Social Work Walt Griffin President
Carolyn Hayward Director of the Library Judy Hefner Director of Computer Services Bob Henderson Asst. Professor of Business Administration
Virginia Hickey Director of Financial Aid Chip Hill Asst. Professor of Music Christina Hines Administrative Asst; Cashier
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V e rnelle Hogue H o usekeeping
c . R. Horton Director of the Block Program S h erri Horton V ice President S t udent Services
Mark Hudson Asst. Professor of Music Susan Huffman Assistant, Student Accounts T is h Huffman Bookstore Manager
Wa nda Humphries Ho usekeeping S u san Hyatt F i nancial Aid Counselor Ro bert Hynes A sst. Professor of Psychology
K a ren Ivey H o usekeeping F ra nklin Jett Spo rts Information Director H arold Jones M a intenance
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Jason Kaup Admissions Counselor Sharon Koger Block Program Coordinator Albert Kovele ky Assoc. Professor of Chemistry
John Lancaster Admissions Counselor Elaine Lauffer Assoc. Professor of Business Administration Paul LeFrancois Assoc. Professor of Economics
Anthony Lombardo Baseball Coach Beth Martin Admissions Counselor Hugh Mathis Director of Development
Mary Mauldin Asst. Professor of Mathematics Christy McClain Administrative Assistant Admissions Brandi Parris Data Manager, Development
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B ill McCluney M a intenance Supervisor C hris Phenicie Admissions Counselor
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G a il Pittman Assistant Registrar J oseph Pitts Assoc. Professor of Education G e na Poovey Asst. Professor of Music
Nancy Rilling C ir culation Asst., Library J oan ne Rogers A sst. Director, Financial Aid P a m Sanders Cam pus Minister
J oe Sandhu P rofessor of English M ike Sarratt Sec urity Sondra Sarratt A ccounts Payable
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Scerbo Coach, \Vomen's Soccer & Lacrosse Nani Lou Self Admini trative As istant to the President Mike Sessa Men's Residence Director Coach
Sara Setzer Professor of Art Christopher Smith Block Program Coordinator Steve Smith Technical Services, Library
Patti Stadler Marketing Representative Block Program Jackie Stanford Maintenance June Stephens Admissions Counselor
• Gabe Stoeppler Asst. Professor of Business Administration Jean Sullivan Block Program Advisor John Sullivan Assoc. Professor of Social Work
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R o n Taylor B lock Program Coo rdinator T o m Thomson P rofe ssor of History A n n Thompson H o usekeeping
D avid Thompson A sst. Professor of Music E ugene Thompson S ecurity S ue Torres A ssistant Professor P hysical Education
K e lly Towery A d ministrative Assistant D e velopment Rich ard Turner C o mputer Operator C h r is Waters T e n nis Coach
S usan Webber V ice President I nstitutional Advancement K evin Wells B lock Program Coordinator Marion Wicht P rofessor of Biology
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Yvonne Wilsdon Assistant Professor Psychology
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Ann Wyatt Associate Professor Education
Pam Wylie Administrative Assistant Registrar's Office
Delores Yager Administrative Assistant Academic Affairs
Fall Events: Time for Midterm M adness, Initiations, Cold Weather, Halloween, Hot Chocolate, Christmas, and Fun.
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Changing Addresses
Faculty Members Welcome Students to Limestone
A picnic with fellow students provides a break after moving in.
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What a re we waiting for?
Casey needs some help!
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Chris Fesler: Monkeying Around.
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Melinda Jordan, President of the Young Republicans
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Governor Beasley takes time for a picture with Limestone College studen t Marty Rhinehart.
Chris Pittman and Scott Jeffery: Rebels without a clue!
" Drink Peeler's Milk!"
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It's t he Great Pumpkin, Jeremy S pencer! Actually, it' s just Joanne Henry clown ing around.
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Time Brings Change:May Day, Music, Maste Teachers
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Nothing Gold Can Stay Nature's first green is gold, Her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaf's a flower; But only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief, So dawn goes down to day. Nothing gold can stay. Robert Frost
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BASEBALL
Vaughn Briscoe, Marcus Edmondson, Dusty Ellis, Allen Fain, Chris Fauble, Derek Fernandes, Steven Fesler, Brad French, Kent Gladden, Jason Golden, Harry Hutson, Tony Hynson, Rick Isbill, Joe Kelley, Jason Linkous, Billy Mosley, Dereck Neal, Jeff Osment, Dwayne Prince, Sean Richardson, Chris Rorie, Bryan Rupert, Pete Sullivan, Keith Tinta, Jeff Twitty, Eric White, Chris Wychoff, Steve Youngblood, Anthony "Chico" Lombardo, Head Coach, Jim Waugh, Assistant Coach.
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MEN'S BASKETBALL
Back Row: Michael Plummer, Jamie Vinesett, Fred McCallum, Sy P u gh, Chris Putnam, Mike Letter, Jess Dantice. Front Row: Derek Fernandes, Mark Meadows, Kent Jones, Clay Breazele, Chad Masterson, Brandon Scott, Hoshimen Brown.
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
BACK ROW: SHANNON CASHOUR, TASHAUNA LOBELL, AMY CAWLEY, STEPHANIE LAWSON, CHRISTINA GRIBBIN. FRONT ROW: LASHON ROGERS, AMANDA FARLOW, LISA SPAKE, JENI WHITMAN.
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FIRST ROW: KRISTIN BRIGGS, TAMI BARRINGTON, KIM C OLLINS, AMANDA FARLOW, JENNIFER NIXON, CASEY GOODE. SECOND ROW: LORRIE SPENCER, KIM BRASHER, ANDREA HATCHER, TERESA HORNEY, FRANCESCA ST. CYR, RHONDA DILLARD, L EAH MCROBERTS, TOSHA LINKER. NOT PICTURED: AMY CAWLEY, TIFFANY HUGGINS,TASHAU NA LOBELL.
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MEN'S LACROSSE
Brian Bauer, Joe Bender, Jason Caulder, Mark C ollins, Matt Collins, Bill Criss, Andrew Daniel, J ohn Donahue, Patrick Early, Adam Engley, Jonathan Farr, Joe Hayes, Gavin Higgins, Charlie Ihle, Chris Katzenberger, Kevin Krause, Ryan Lanigan, Andy Lynch, J oe Macaluso, Mike Mercurio, Jeff Miles, Chad Morris, Keith Mursch, Keith Nyberg, Mike Riso, Chris Ruben, Brian Scanlon, Tim Schavel, Brendan Spilker, Brent Starling, Keith Stevens, Eric Taylor, Tony Werner, Matt Wilde, Jeff Willis.
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First Row: J. T. Lally, Bill Horne, Sean Richardson, Jon Gentry. Second Row: Keith Nyberg, Keith Mursch, Tony Hynson, Keith Stevens, Steve Bowlin, Chris Masters, Chris Fesler, Joe Hizon. Third Row: Coach Cerino, Kevin Krause, Brian Bauer, Jim Crase, Kelsey Thomason, Cliphane McLeod, Kris Pollard, Tyler Davis.
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Ind-an Stickbal :The Way It Began
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WOMEN'S SOCCE
First Row: JoJo Waddell, Christina Gribbin, Kim Collins, Melinda Jordan, Lisa Spake, Shannon Cook, Megan Crouse, Teresa Horney. Second Row: Lorrie Spencer, LaShon Rogers, M arcie Matthews, Erin Zimmerman, Kate Myers, Tami Barrington, Danielle Ohlhues, Kristin Briggs, Coach Scerbo.
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First Row: Erin Zimmerman, Danielle Ohlhues, M illie Thillet, C indy Watkins, Marcie Matthews, Kate Myers. Second Row: Tina Smoot, Tricia Davidson, Melinda Jordan, Megan C r ouse, Gina Authement, Eliza McCormack, Shannon Cook. Third Row: Tyler Davis, Trainer; Laura Mitchell, Asst. Coach; Shannon Cashour, Karen Queen, Christina Gribbin, Erin Borger, Michael Scerb o, Coach.
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VOLLEYBALL
First Row: Eliza McCormack, Nicole Logan, Karen Queen, Rhonda Dillard, Amanda Farlow, Jeni Whitman. Second Row: Jimmy Martin, Coach; Tasha Linker, Kim Brasher, Jenene Ohlson, Casey Greene, Francesca St. Cyr, Leah McRoberts, Andrea Hatcher.
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ATHLETIC TRAINERS
Gena Authement, Kathy Jo Blanton, Deon Brice, Vaughn Briscoe, Stephen Broom, Stewart Brown, Asst. Trainer; Mike Burgess, Andrea Chak, Kim Collins, P at Early, Chris Fauble, Jonathan Gentry, Mike Hornbuckle, Charlie Ihle, Rick Isbill, Cliphane McLeod, Jeff Miles, LaShon Rogers, Lorrie Spencer, Pete Sullivan, Sue Torres, Trainer; James Twitty, Matt Wilde, Erin Zimmerman.
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WOMEN'S TENNIS
First Row: Melissa Lindsey, Mandi Emanuel, Benita Brunson, Pame co Barr, Dottie Smith. Second Row: Nicole Roof, Kim Gilbert, Coach Chris Waters, Keba Moore, Andrea Chak. Not Pictured: Angela Colby, Team Manager James Wicht.
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Limestone College Cheerleaders Jody Ribelin Tiffany Ruppe Christy Seifert Wendy Samples Chrissie Littlejohn Tiffanie Johnson Leah ~lcClain Tina Smith Jennifer Childers
Look at all those pretty faces!
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I, Jeremy Spencer, am honored to represent the Student Body of Limestone College as your SGA President. If there is anything that the Student Government Association can do to promote student life, please contact your class officers or myself. Thank you for your support and interest in the Student Government Association and campus life at your school, Limestone College.
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BSU and Gos el Choir
Rusty Ribelin, Kath} Branton, ~icole Logan. l\leco Barr, Tess Rookard, Hasco Seymour, Felipe Allison.
Nicole Logan, Meco Barr, Tess Rookard, Hasco Seymour, Felipe Allison.
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Halloween Dance Sponsored by Social Work Club
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KDK KDK Members: Stacy King Christianna Gilliam Kim Brasher Leah McRoberts Jennifer Childers Rena Stevens Lorrie Spencer Shannon Cook Wendy Ramsey Marion Webber Marcie Matthews
KDK Officers: Kim Brasher, President Leah McRoberts, Vice President Lorrie Spencer, Secretary Shannon Cook, Treasurer Marcie Matthews, Historian
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Just Clowning Around!
Pledges: Debra McDonnell Chrissy Littlejohn Teresa Horney Shay Hamm Shannon Cashour Erin Zimmerman Casey Goode Jennifer Nixon Millie Thillet
Proud to be a Pledge.
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Phi Mu Alpha
Patrick Chadwell, Hartley Reed, Matt Boyd, Travis Morris, James Wicht, Scott Jeffery, Jeff Vassey, Jason Tucker, Donnie Brown, Mr. Thompson.
Officers: Jason Tucker - Secretary James Wicht - Historian Matt Boyd- President Travis Morris - Treasurer Donnie Brown - Vice President Scott Jeffery - Warden
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Phi Mu Alpha at its best.
"Guru" doing his groove thing!
Christy Seifert, the P hi Mu Alpha sweetheart.
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Ha\e a laugh, a Coke, and a smile.
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Say Cheese!
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What! No chairs!
One big happy family.
Muggin' for the camera.
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Nikki Estes Co-Editor
Dottie Peterson Top Ads Salesperson
Paula Berry Captions Editor
Andy Maples Layout Editor
Marty Rhinehart Photography Editor
Chris Pittman Features Editor
James Wicht Sports Editor
Jack Moricz Class Editor
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s..F.E . Nicole Wright JoJo Waddell Wendy Samples Keba Moore Destinee Jones Keith Nyberg Mike Gillespie Maria Harris Mr. Bob Henderson, Advisor Dereck Neal Chad Morris
Officers: Nicole Wright Jo Jo Waddell Chad Morris Keith Nyberg Mike Gillespie
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al COOl enceOle t CBS This Morning newscaster Jane Robelot took time away from her busy schedule to speak at Limestone' s December graduation. Robelot is a native of South Carolina and was a local newscaster at WSPA in Spartanburg before going to New York. Robelot, daughter of Limestone Trustee Tom and Dorothy Robelot of Greenville, was presented with an Honorary Doctorate of Journalism. Ms. Robelot received the Honorarary Doctorate " in recognition of her outstanding achievements in broadcast journalism and for her success as a role model, especially for young women," Limestone President Dr. Walt Griffin said. As a New York-based correspondent for CBS, Robelot received an Emmy Award for her coverage of the Yitshak Rabin assassination. She also reported live from the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. Two hundred and fourteen students graduated on December 14, 1996, most of them from the Block Program. Twenty one were Day students. Seventeen students received Associate of Arts degrees in Business, and the remaining 204 recei ved Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degrees.
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Decentber 14, 1996 J unior M a rshals: James Wicht Eric S m alley Kelly S mith Allen F ain Dr. Joe S andhu, Faculty Marshal Lyn Lewis Matt Boyd Amy Osborne Dan Davis Scott J effery
The Class of 1996
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Professors Cox and Stoeppler share a laugh before graduation begins.
Dr. Griffin presents a very happy Diana with her diploma. Dr. Cunning and Pam Wylie: Leaders of the Pack!
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Amy Osborne and Dan Davis greet everyone with a smile and a program.
Line up and move out!
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Homecoming King Chris Masters and Homecoming Queen Nicole Logan
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Which way do we go, Keba? Which way do we go?
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The Block Program The Block Program is a non-traditional way to teach a traditional curriculum and has been successful at Limestone since 1976. It is a change in style, but not in substance. It is rigorously and continuously evaluated, and studies show that the program works well for our adult students. The distinctive format allows students time for in-depth study, research, and improved concentration. The Block Program is offered at 16 different sites in South Carolina. The Block Program divides a calendar year into 11 blocks, each lasting four weeks. One threecredit-hour course is studied intensively and completed each block. This allows the student to complete up to 33 credit hours per year. A student can complete a degree in the normal time--4 years for a Bachelor's degree or 2 years for an Associate's degree. Students may choose to take all 11 blocks or any number based on their schedules, rather than an entire semester. C lasses are normally held early in the evening on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday for twelve class sessions. I
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Jason, Since you were born, you've always done things in your own special way! You "dance to the beat of a distant drummer"! Your friends and family are extremely proud of all your hard work. Evidently, your efforts have paid off! As you graduate, we want to take this opportunity to offer our sincere congratulations for a job well done!
To a wonderful person who is always a friend and sometimes an advisor. You have worked hard and long, and now your goals are within sight. We know that you will excel in your future undertakings. Your hard work and dedication have earned you a coveted place in our hearts. You have made us proud! Bill, Clint, Curtis, and Catura
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To my daughter and our mother Dorothy Peterson
You have had a very hard time the last two years, but you have made it. We are all very proud of you. Love, Mom
Mother, First let me start by saying congratulations on your graduation. You made it!!! But then again there was never any doubt that you wouldn't. I m ow that I don't tell you often enough how much I appreciate you or how much I love you. I can only hope you've always known you mean the world to me. You have always been there for me, through all my life's adventures, whether they were times of joy or pain. You are the strongest woman I know. I LOVE YOU MOM!!! My Love Always, Cissy Mom, What can I say? You and I stand out from everyone else in our family. Whenever I need to relate to someone, I can usually relate to you. I'm truly glad to be cut from your cloth. Be it school, karate, or what have you, we usually surpass the expectations of others in our endeavors. Love Always, No . 1 Son Richard
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P.O. Box 1213 Gaffney, SC 29342
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Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Prosperous Future From Your Friends at:
Cherokee Finishing Company
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Serving Cherokee County and Surrounding Areas Since 1925
Shuford - Hatcher Funeral Home Rene Hampton 211 E. Frederick St. Gaffney, S.C. 29340
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AMERICAN FEDERAL BANK
Bailey's Fish Camp N. Shelby Street B lacksburg, S.C. 864 - 839 - 6023
Serving the financial needs of the Upstate since 1921.
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Congratulations, Cole's Welding & Class of 1997! Metal Fabrication Campbell's Auto Care 1108 Cherokee Ave. Gaffney, S.C. 29340
616 River Drive Gaffney, S.C. 29340
864 - 489 - 9832 Ralph Co le Owner
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Gary French Sales Representative Yearbook Division
Route 2, Box 306 Clinton, South Carolina 29325
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Shawn Lalli General Manager I - 85 & Hwy. 11 (Exit 92) 143 Corona Dr. Gaffney, S.C. 29341 Phone: 864 - 487 - 4200 Fax: 864 - 487- 4637
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Rob's Jewelry
The Palmetto Bank
419 N. Limestone St. Gaffney, S.C. 29340
Diane L. Zarrella Assistant Vice President, Branch Manager
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Tie-Dying at Earth Day
GRADUATION!
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SINGING S AINTS
The Singing Saints Show Choir stays busy performing on campus a nd in area high schools. Auditions held each year are open to all maj ors, and members are awarded scholarships. The 1997 tour included performances in schools and churches in North Carolina, Washington, DC, and the Baltimore, Maryland area. Nonsinging participants this year included Jason Tucker, drummer; Scott Jeffery, bass guitar; and Donnie Brown, sound technician.
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1996-1997 Members of Singing Saints: Travis Morris Matt Boyd Felipe Allison Hartley Reed Bobby Whitworth Amy Osborne Tiffany Bruce Professor Gena Poovey, Director Christy Seifert Tiffany Ruppe Jennifer Sontag
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ACADEMIC AWARDS 1997 The 1997 Calciid was dedicated to Assistant Professor of Biology, Ms. Catherine Cash. The President's Service Award was presented to Jeremy Spencer. Fullerton Merit Awards went to Professors Mauldin, LeFrancois, Stoeppler, Pitts, and Dunlap (not pictured). Opposite Page: Music Award winners Jeff Vassey, Tiffany Bruce, Anthony Kershaw, and Christy Seifert; Calciid Awards; Who's Who; Art Award winners Todd Wall, Erin Burger, Travis Jackson, Judy Radeker.
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Excellence in Physical Education Award - Melissa Lindsey; Who's Who - Tiffany Ruppe and Julie Cash; M. C. Wicht Memorial Scholarship in Science - Danny Davis; Candelabra Literary Award winners Mark Gunnells, Nikki Estes, and Chris Pittman.
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Calvin H. Phippens, Jr. Citizenship and Community Service Award - Lorrie Spencer;Hugh A. Cathey Chemistry ScholarshipsFrancesca St. Cyr and Joanne Henry; Excellence in Elementary Education Lisa Failes; Phi Alpha Theta A ward for Excellence in History-Rick Wylie and Lara Garib.
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Make Earthday Everyday!
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Opposite Page: Cream a Coach; Dr. Paul Mountainclimbing without his mountain bike; L imestone students planting a tree to improve our campus environment. This P age: Students and staff enjoy each other's company and serve u p hamburgers buffet style; Matt B oyd anxiously awaits his next d unking.
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Saying Farewell to Dr. Sandhu
Dr. Sandhu and his lovely wife Usha.
Dr. Sandhu and his longtime friend and colleague, Professor Eva June Foster.
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Dr. Sand hu and English majors Paula Berry and Mollie Rhinehart, and 1995 English graduate Alice Pennington.
MAY 1997 GRADUATION Limestone's Spring Commencement Exercises were held at four o'clock on May 3, 1997, in Fullerton Auditorium. Twenty students received Associate of Arts degrees, 66 received Bachelor of Arts degrees, and 92 received Bachelor of Science degrees. Honorary Doctorates in Public Service were awarded to O. C. Blackwood and Ruth Moss Easterling. Dr. Joginder S. Sandhu was elevated to Professor Emeritus status.
Dr. Griffin presents Dr. Sandhu with a proclamation announcing Sandhu's new status as Professor Emeritus of English.
North Carolina State Representative Ruth Moss Easterling, a Limestone Alumna, gave the commencement address and received an H onorary Doctorate in Public Service.
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Gail Pittman lines the graduates up.
Nervous graduates anxiously await the ceremony.
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The Faculty arrange themselves for the processional into Commencement.
Graduates get ready to march onto the stage and receive their diplomas.
Nikki Estes accepts her diploma from Dr. G r iffin.
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Golf Team Members: Jim Blackwood Zane Cameron Chris Owens Jason Harrill Matt Hoffmann
Zane Cameron hits a few shots on the driving range before the tournament at the Woodbridge Country Club in Shelby.
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Matt Hoffman approaches the 12th hole at the tournament.
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