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Dove
St. Mary's College
of Maryland
1996
Calvert Hall is the home
of students and offices of
the administrative staff
and departments of
History and Social
Sciences.
Ducks floating in the
pond, with the science
building in the
background, is a com-
mon sight. It is also a
common noise, particu-
larly at 6:00 am.
The Shoe Tree, located on the
path between PG and
Dorchester, has quite a history,
and an odor. It is said that when
students graduate, they throw
their old shoes up into the tree.
Sarah Young, Cindy King, Amy
Cox, Carly Treppi, Christi
Martinson, Jen Dickons, and
Brian Doss, are the SOS staff in
DC, relaxing for a little cool off
time.
A few common sights around campus are the famous peacocks and the even more famous Billy. Billy
is always there with his smiling face and an enthusiatic "Hey! How's it going?" while the peacocks,
unfortunately, may not be as eager to say hi to those passing by. Artists creating masterpieces can
also frequently be seen with their models.
Governor's Cup
In 1973, three SMC students: Pete Sarelas,
Russell Baker and Dale Rausch had the idea to
create a longer and larger race than the regular
dinghy regattas. In 19 7 4, their idea became
reality when 47 boats entered the 70-mile course
from Annapolis to St. Mary's City. A race from
the present capital to the colonial capital, also
the location of St. Mary's College of Maryland.
The race has become a SMC tradition as well as
a tradition for many in the racing world, with
an incredible post-race party. In June 1986,
Yacht Racing and Cruising (now Sailing World)
named Governor's Cup one of the top ten post-
race parties in the sailing world. (Finally, some
acurracy in the parrying status of SMC!!) Being
one of the biggest, if not the biggest, event
hosted by the College, it will surely continue it's
successful tradition.
"December 5, 1996 ar the Statehouse in Annapolis, Governor Glendening announced that
Dr. Jane Margaret (Maggie) O'Brien was named the next president of St. Mary's College of
Maryland. After 13 years of dedicated service to St. Mary's College, Dr. Edward Lewis retired
and passed the presidency to Dr. O'Brien. Over the last ten years, the College, under the
leadership of Dr. Lewis, has recruited 45 faculty members, with 97 percent now holding a
doctorate of the terminal degree in their field; increased the student SAT average from about
950 to 1215; doubled the size of the library and constructed a new 60,000 square-foot state-
of-the-art science building; renovated existing dormitories and built 81 townhouse units for
student housing; and increased private support of the College from $44,00 to $1.5 million
annually. Dr. O'Brien was unanimously elected by the St. Mary's College of Maryland board
of trustees. O'Brien holds a bachelor' degree in biochemistry (1975) from Vassar College and
a doctorate in chemistry (1981) from the University of Delaware. She served on the faculty
of Middlebury College (Vt.) from 1980 through 1991, moving up the ranks to become
associate professor of chemistry and dean of the faculty. She served as dean from 1989-91,
when she became president of Hollins College. She is the first female president at the
institution in more that 25 years." - From a December 5, 1995 Press Release
Welcome Maggie and Thank you Ted!!!
Dr. Lewis stands proudly next to his portrait which was painted by his son, Steven. This portrait is
hanging on the wall in the library next to the past leaders of St. Mary's. Dr. & Mrs. Lewis are quite the
athletic type, jogging in the Farewell to Ted Run. Thanks for your many years of dedication to SMC.
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STUDENT LIFE
The complaint "there 's nothing to
do here " unfortunately can be
heard quite often on our beauti-
ful campus. Yes, it's true, there
are no shopping malls, or even
that much of a nightclub to go
dancing at that's under an hours
drive away. None of that stops
the majority of our students
from finding the many things
there are to do on our campus.
A glance in The Bulletin or a
call to Student Development
can give you the latest update on
campus activities. With just
about every club for every inter-
est, anyone can find something
to do. A creative, adventurous
mind is all that's needed to have
fun.
teEi&MLSl
Having these very "innocent"
looking young men meeting and
greeting the incoming students,
can very easily make parents
wonder what's really going on in
the "jungle" behind those ties
and smiling faces. Dorchester is
the only all-male residence hall.
Within these halls, guys will be
making long lasting friendships
and bonding all through the
night.
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Pillows that will be used
during the day, computer
keyboards that will be busy
the night before the paper's
due, and fans to help control
the sweltering heat of the
residence halls during the
hotter months are just a few
common things you'll see
within the dorms.
THE GREAT CARDBOARD BOAT RACE
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The Great Cardboard Boat Race,
sponsored by the SMC Waterfront,
in its third year, is the most popular
activity during Parents Weekend.
Students are given 2 pieces of
carboard, 12 pieces of wood (each
about 8'xl"x2"), 3 rolls of duck tape,
2 pieces of plastic wrap (4'xl2') and
twine. With this material, they have
to construct a boat that will be able
to go to "Church Point" and back the
fasteds and without sinking in the
process. There is $1000 in the pot for
the winners of first and second place
in two divisions, sailors and non-
sailors.
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WAT ERFRONT
The waterfront is always a very interesting place to hang out. A volleyball game is a common
sight at the waterfront during nice weather. Kayak basketball, however, is a slightly different
sight, not seen quite as often but just as fun.
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Kavaking has become a very popular
pastime, ever since the waterfront
introduce them. It can be a very
peaceful activity, or a very wet and
entertaining time.
P.S. Proper kayak safety should
always be observed for fear of the
Waterfront Staff.
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AIDS WALK
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SMC students are very active
in supporting many causes.
Umar Hasan, the former
Assistant Director of Student
Development and Director of
Forensics, is remembered by
students and friends in the
AIDS Walk '95. Umar passed
away due to AIDS on October
24, 1994.
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Above: Maria and
Zenoby are chillin in
front of their
Townhouse.
Right: Did you ever
notice that when
smokers inhale,
they have to close
their eyes?
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Nighthawks caught sleeping on the
job. Normally they would be out
roaming campus until 2 a.m.
escorting and being the eyes of
Public Safety in those little hard to
reach areas of campus.
Calvert residents are revolting
against their permanent quiet
hours. Those rebels!!
Left: Jane is hanging out on her
Peugeot, just checking out the
scenery.
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Many students enjoyed the
huge BUBBLIN' hot tub that
was situated on the grassy lot
in the middle of the dorms on
Cu- H
the hill. In the dead of winter,
no one could ever imagine
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they would see so many Col-
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their bathing suits!
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Many students learn the tricks of the
trade when it comes to sex from THE
SEX GUY. His entertaining and
laidback yet educational program, had
many students laughing about the
normally taboo issue of sex.
Honors Day is well attended by many
different students to give a wide variety
of opinions. Also, we got a free day off
school, since we don't believe in
celebrating REAL holidays here at
SMC!!
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CAREER DAY
Many students use career day as a way to
launch their future. Having employers
from all over the state representing their
respective organizations is a great way to
make initial contacts and get your foot in
the door. This event is sponsored by the
Career Center, Internships, and Student
Development. Even Ted appears at
Career Day. Perhaps he's looking for a
new job once he retires from SMC?!?!
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Paul Schultheis teaches students
about basic cat maintance and how
to fix minor car problems yourself.
POW Eugene McDaniel tells students
about his experiences in Vietnam,
where he was a POW for seven years.
He lectured on the forgotten POW's
of our country and what it means to
be an American and National Pride.
He is very active in educating the
public and lobbying to make sure
that the Federal Government
doesn't ignore our POW's.
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Since all of us, at one time or
another, have eaten in the dining
hall, we all know the ups and
downs of the food. However,
Rita can always be counted on to
bring a smile to your grimacing
face with her friendly "Hey
Baby!" Some exciting new and
improved food tables are the ice
cream machine and the new salad
bar island. The Woods Company
is making an effort to make
our dining hall a more plea-
surable experience.
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DRAMA
Happy Ends, the Fall 95
melodrama with songs, was
presented by the drama
department. Music by Kurt
Weill and lyrics by Bertolt
Brecht, the original german
play was by Dorothy Lane. A
little triva fact for drama fans:
it was actually written by
Bertolt Brecht and he gave the
credit to Dorothy Lane.
Left to right Gail, Natalie
Wass, Aarati Kasturirangen,
Delina Lyon, Jim Eberwine,
Andrew Porter Glendinning,
Greg Lee, Nora Ludden and
Rob Ritzer.
Left to right Nora
Ludden, Greg Lee, Natalie
Wass, Gail, Delina Lyon
and Aarthi Kasturirangen.
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SMC DANCE '95
The dramatic arts department presented SMC DANCE '95 in the Fall semester, a dance
concert which featured contemporary and traditional works.
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Top: Cypress Creek became a very popular band in their years here, playing
every opportunity they had from SMC sponsored Brown Bag Lunches to
Razzberries to the Green Door.
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Bottom: Sol Y Canto was a band brought to our school by the Foreign Language
Department giving us a taste of latino music. No one was able to sit peacefully
during the performance; everyone's toes were tapping and there was even
dancing in the aisles.
Andy Myatt,
Cary Fentzloff,
Sharon Rebeck
and Kim Ruch
are ska-ing to
some groovy
music.
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WORLD CARNIVAL
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World Carnival is quickly becom-
ing a favorite activity here at SMC.
This was the third year for WC and
the best attended yet. Honora
Batelka and Heather Davis were the
master minds behind this extrava-
ganza sponsored by the SGA's
Programs Board and Student
Developments's Event Coordina-
tors. But these weren't the only
people that volunteered many hours
to make WC a success, over 40
volunteers helped put on this event
which hosted over 2000 people.
With events such as human bowl-
ing, a dunking booth, the velcro
man , the monkey man, the shadow
who followed you around, and
many more sights to be had. Many
live bands such as Jay-Jay, Swampp,
Julius Bloom, Scrooby Groove, Hit
Me and the new hit Jewel! A good
time was all but garanteed.
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Many students got to enjoy
the beautiful weather and
good music at World Carni-
val . The brave ones even
tried out the Human Fly. A
huge velcro bouncy thing that
was a sight to see and even
more fun to do!!
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Watch out for the iron ball that
might come rolling down the waterfront
hill at you if you're not careful. This
was another way to entertain us at
College, human bowling!
Shindana Cooper is the storyteller who
entertained us in Lower Charles and also
at World Carnival.
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PUBLIC SAFETY
Public Safety has become a very important part of our daily
campus lives. From the officers unlocking our doors for us
when we get locked out to solving crimes, they are well
respected and needed. They are a 24 hour service with 4
Public Safety officers and 3 sworn Police officers, full- and
part-time radio dispatchers and student security patrol
assistants (Nighthawks as we know them). The are
headed by Director Harry Tafe and Assistant Director
JoAnn Robinson with Risk Manager Flo Devine.
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Jennifer Adams
Kimberlee Adams
Rachael Maree Allen
"Sometimes, if you
stand on the bottom rail
of a bridge and lean
over to watch the river
slipping slowly away
beneath you, you will
suddenly know
everything there is to be
known."
-Pooh
Cathy Anderson
"All the little streams
higher up in the Forest
went this way and
that, quickly, eagerly,
having so much to find
out before it was too
late."
- A. A. Milne
Carl Baclw
Karen Baker
Katie Beck
Take it all in it's as big
as it seems,
Count all your
blessings
Remember your
dreams
- Jimmy Buffett
Aaron /. Bertoglio
Eric Brandan Blind
I was blind the
whole time I was
learning to see...
Diana M. Bloom
"Things may come to
those who wait, but
only those things left
by those who hustle"
- Abraham Lincoln
Rose Bolian
Mary Frances
Bowles
Carpe Diem
40
John Bozvman
Cliristina Carroll
Bradtee
"If we look at the path, we do
not see the sky. We are earth
people on a spiritual journey
to the stars. Our quest, our
earth walk, is to look within,
to know who we are, to see
that we are connected to all
things, that there is no sepa-
ration, only in the mind."
- Native American
Karen Brooks
Enjoy life 'cause birth
and death are where you
really pay for it all!
Marin Bulgarini
Never keep the
curtains drawn, lest
you should miss some
glory of the sky.
Filipina Calderon
Canlas
"What you really value
is what you miss, not
what you have."
- Jorge Luis Borges
Sa rail Chalberg
Michael Chikar
Mark Garcia
Christie
Intolerance is
intolerable
Kathleen L. Clay
"Whenever vour life is out of
tune and no melody soothes
your soul, look to the Master
whose gentle touch will bless
you and make you whole.
Like an old violin with so little
worth, a life may be far less
than grand, but maybe trans-
formed in a moment by the
Touch of the Master's Hand."
Gregory MacLeod
Coan
"Stand at the precipice.
that existential
darkness, and call into
the void; it will surelj
answer"
David H. Craig
Cynthia Davenport
41
LisaA.DeMeno
Everybody Have
Fun Tonight!
Everybody Wang
Chung Tonight!
Jennifer L. Dearolf
I don't know where life will
lead me, but I know where
IVebeen. Idon'tknow what
life will show me, but 1
knowwhatl'veseen... This
little girl is moving on"
- Sittin' in Limbo
Lana K. Denton
Cindy J. Dey
Alrighty then.
Laura Karolyn
Dorsey
Bryan C. Dunston
"The longer 1 live the
more I am convinced
that the one thing
worth living for and
dying for is the
privilege of making
someone more happy."
- Booker T. Washing-
ton
Joshua Eaton
Kathn/n Ann
Edwards
"...here Island, not only with
thesenseofpresentpleasure,
but with pleasing thoughts
that in this moment there is
life and food for future
years."
- William Wordsworth
Dan Egan
Sarah Anne Elliott
"If it was easy,
anyone could do it."
- John R. Elliott
Jennifer Pagan
"Whatever, Rock on!"
Evelyn Flaherty
42
Lisa Marie Flower
Rachel M. Foster
Monica Ann Gaffney
Are You Ready?
Ready All, Row!
Marybeth Kaitlin
Gallagher
Yesterday is history,
Tomorow is a
mystery, and today is
a GIFT
Makini Garrett
I challenge you all to give it
all you've got and don't
hold back. Always stay
focused and have a \ision
because any other way is
just not good enough.
43
Cymantha Governs
"Yes, yes, yes, yes yes
yes yes yes."
- William Faulkner,
Christine Lynn Gray
"Persistence!
Don't ever give up."
-Mr. Grav
Dana Hamilton
Christopher
Hammond
"Free the Mexicans."
Steven E. Harris
Ana Hayes
Jennifer Herrmann
"I cherish my friends, for I
know that of all things
granted us. ..none is greater
or better than friendship."
- Peitro Aretino
Catherine Elizabeth
Hewitt
"Always leave them
laughing when you sav
goodbye.." - MotherGoose
Marita Payabyab
Hipolito
"l have always known that
at last I would take this
road, but yesterday I did not
know that it would be
today. "Ariwara no Nanhira
Marc Salvador Hume
I sat evaluating
myself,
I decided to lie down.
Justine Hurwitz
"You're a Tart."
"Go traveling."
Chastity Johnson
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Michael Johnson
"All art, literature, as well as
much, must be brought out
with one's heart blood.. I do
not believe in an art which
has not forced its way out
through man's need to open
his heart
- Edward Munch
Norval Johnson
"Knowledge is not a goal in
itself, but a path to wisdom, it
bestows not privilege so
much as duty, not power so
much as responsibility."
Amanda Marie Jones
SMC is where my life began
to come together. I will miss
it !!!
Joshua Kaye
"Now it is time to
being feeding yourself.
Yong Kim
This is an end tor a
new beginning."
Jennifer Kopetka
45
Ruth Alma
Lauderbaugh
"The future enters into us, in
order to transform itself in
us, long before it happens."
- Rainer Maria Rilke
JoeLaun
I'm gonna try with all my
might to make this story
line come true."
- Survivor
David Gregory Layman
"There are none so blind as
those who will not see."- The
Moody Blues
Deborah Lee
Micah Noell
Emily P. Lewis
"When we are awake
we also do what we do
in our dreams: we
invent and make up
the person with whom
we associate - and
immediately forget it."
- Nietzsche
Michael Lind
"It's not the critic who counts...
credit belongs to the man who
really was in the arena... He
at best knows the triumph of
great achievement... and at
least knows his place shall
never be with those cold and
cruel souls who know nei-
ther victory nor defeat."
- Theodore Roosevelt
Stephanie L. Linebaugh
"Rivers know this: There is no H
hurry, we shall get there •
someday."- A. A. Milne
David Maciorozoski
Hey Scrappy, are you flyin'
with the Jaybird?
Jamie Manfuso
Christi Martinson
"Learn... as though
you were to live
forever. Love., as
though you were to die
tomorrow."
- H. D. Thoreau
Sam Mazzeo
SMCr
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AndrnuMcGlone
"You can't touch my gangsta
profile."
]ohnMcManus,]r.
"If the devil, passing through
my country, applied to me for
instruction in any truth or
fact of this universe, 1 should
wish to give it to him. If he
knew fact enough continuous
light would dawn on him; he
would understand what this
universe is, on what principle
it conducts itself, and would
cease to be a devil!" -Thomas
Caryle
Patrick E.McNabb
"Freedom."
Oona McNeil
"When you come right
down to it, all you have is
yourself. Your self is a sun
with a thousands rays in
your belly. The rest is
nothing."
- Pablo Picasso
James Joseph Meyer
"Whether it's good or bad
smashing something is also
verv pleasant on occasion."
-Fyodor Dostoievsky
Rebecca A. Miller
Lauren Mitten
Darryk Modracek
James Mohler
"After all these years
I've found my
occupational hazard;
My occupation is just
not around." - J. B.
ScottMonning
Stephen Moroz
Kern/ Murphy
"If you can't change the
direction of the wind,
change the sails."
- unknown
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GeoffNesnow
"Attain peace while
maintaining passion is
the challenge to
humanity."
MarkOsterman
"Binger roamed with
his hair uncombed and
then he bit the
neighbor. What can
you do? He was
confused and that will
lead to anger."
Kazia Ostn/niec
Trade Papantones
Kristin Parrish
"On Wednesday, when
the sky is blue. And I
have nothing else to
do, I sometimes
wonder if it's true that
who is what and what
is who."
- Pooh (A.A Milne)
Michael Pfaltzgraff
Essence Fierce
Michael Carroll Pinnex
"You know if you feel it. Uh
huh, yeah, that part that's
burning way down inside
you. Twisting, tearing like a
swirling ball of used staples.
You know what I'm talking
about... Yeah, that's it.
TRUTH. Go on, open yourself
uptoit. Praise it and love it.
No man can stop you now.
Hmm... - MKG ( ARTUGOD)
Jim Polimadei
MarKfosr vwira
Ml tell you, it's a crazy
world out there."
Kurt Prager
Keisha Reynolds
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Jennifer Ann Riffle
"For what do we live,
but to make sport for
our neighbours, and
laugh at them in our
turn." - Jane Austen
Lisa Romano
Amy Christine
Russell
"When vour goals
originate from the soul,
success is a battle easily
won."
Kyle Russell
Elizabeth Santini
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Wliitley Samnweber
Eric Schoeti
Brooks Elizabeth
Scoville
I obey the law of inverse
excuses which demands
that the greater the task
to be done, the more
insignificant the work
that must be done prior
to beginning the
greater task.
Cindy Sheckells
Doug Shipley
'To right that which is
wrong. To hold up the
American way of life. To
boldly go where no man
has any business being."
Robin Leigh Simpson
"Dreams pass into the
reality of action. From the
action stems the dream
again; and this interde-
pendence produce the
highest form of living."
-Anais Nin
Daniel Slade
Brandi M. Smith
"It's more than just an easy
word for casual good-bye;
it's gayer than a greeting,
and it's sadder than a sigh.
It's said a hundred different
ways, in sadness and in joy.
Aloha means "I Love You."
So I say "Aloha Oe."
- Don Blanding
Jessica Smith
Heather Sparby
Stephen M. Spence
"Okay Bobby, I'll drink
if Mark drinks."
Tanya Ramona Sperl
"Everything you gave
to me changed
everything I used to be
much more than
anything I ever knew."-
J. Napolitano
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Benjamin Spiker
Donna Diane Sothern
"The Lord is my light
and mv salvation."
David A. Stansbury
"Live vour life as an
exclamation."
Carrie Supik
"... being good isn't
always easy, no matter
how hard I try..."
- Dusty Springfield
F.Aidan Surlis
True perfection seems
imperfect, yet it is
perfectly itself. True
fullness seems empty,
yet it is fully present."
- Lao Tzu
Lisa Talley
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Aaron N. Tomarchio
"I will prepare and someday
my chance will come."
- Abraham Lincoln
KateTurnbull
Ifvou'regoingtodo
something tonight that you'll
be sorry for tomorrow
moming,sIeeplate."
-HenrvYoungman
Maria Rose Van dcr
Vossen
"I went to the woods because I
wanted to live deliberately. I
wanted tolivedeepandsuck
out all the marrow of life, to
put to rout all that was not
life. And notwhenlhad come
to die discover that I had not
lived . "- Henrv David Thoreau
Rebecca Mae Vanisko
"Gone are the days we
stop to decide, where
we should go, we just
ride." - Dr Suess
//'// Walters
Michael Weingard
Melissa Jo Wliite
"Education is what survives
when what has been learnt
has been forgotten. "
Leigh Dean
Wildermami
Life's battles don't always go
to the stronger or faster hand;
they go to the one who trust in
God and always thinks
'lean."
Kim Wiles
"He hasachieved success
who has lived well, laughed
often and loved much."
- Bessie Anderson Smith
Jeannette Williams
Sarah Wilson
"But I have
promises to keep,
And miles to go
before I sleep."
- Robert Frost
Jennifer Winswnll
"Be brave, even if vou
are not, pretend to be.
No one can tell the
difference."
-Robert Fulghum
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Shannon Yoon
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Residence Life Staff
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Prince George Staff, left, Fall 1995 Staff.
Tameaka Coates, Jennifer Gering, Debbie
Burick, RHC Kazia Ostryniec, Matt Hall, KC
Culver, Nicole Erickson not pictured.
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Dove
St. Mary's College
of Maryland
1996
Calvert Hall is the home
of students and offices of
the administrative staff
and departments of
History and Social
Sciences.
Ducks floating in the
pond, with the science
building in the
background, is a com-
mon sight. It is also a
common noise, particu-
larly at 6:00 am.
The Shoe Tree, located on the
path between PG and
Dorchester, has quite a history,
and an odor. It is said that when
students graduate, they throw
their old shoes up into the tree.
Sarah Young, Cindy King, Amy
Cox, Carly Treppi, Christi
Martinson, Jen Dickons, and
Brian Doss, are the SOS staff in
DC, relaxing for a little cool off
time.
A few common sights around campus are the famous peacocks and the even more famous Billy. Billy
is always there with his smiling face and an enthusiatic "Hey! How's it going?" while the peacocks,
unfortunately, may not be as eager to say hi to those passing by. Artists creating masterpieces can
also frequently be seen with their models.
Governor's Cup
In 1973, three SMC students: Pete Sarelas,
Russell Baker and Dale Rausch had the idea to
create a longer and larger race than the regular
dinghy regattas. In 19 7 4, their idea became
reality when 47 boats entered the 70-mile course
from Annapolis to St. Mary's City. A race from
the present capital to the colonial capital, also
the location of St. Mary's College of Maryland.
The race has become a SMC tradition as well as
a tradition for many in the racing world, with
an incredible post-race party. In June 1986,
Yacht Racing and Cruising (now Sailing World)
named Governor's Cup one of the top ten post-
race parties in the sailing world. (Finally, some
acurracy in the parrying status of SMC!!) Being
one of the biggest, if not the biggest, event
hosted by the College, it will surely continue it's
successful tradition.
"December 5, 1996 ar the Statehouse in Annapolis, Governor Glendening announced that
Dr. Jane Margaret (Maggie) O'Brien was named the next president of St. Mary's College of
Maryland. After 13 years of dedicated service to St. Mary's College, Dr. Edward Lewis retired
and passed the presidency to Dr. O'Brien. Over the last ten years, the College, under the
leadership of Dr. Lewis, has recruited 45 faculty members, with 97 percent now holding a
doctorate of the terminal degree in their field; increased the student SAT average from about
950 to 1215; doubled the size of the library and constructed a new 60,000 square-foot state-
of-the-art science building; renovated existing dormitories and built 81 townhouse units for
student housing; and increased private support of the College from $44,00 to $1.5 million
annually. Dr. O'Brien was unanimously elected by the St. Mary's College of Maryland board
of trustees. O'Brien holds a bachelor' degree in biochemistry (1975) from Vassar College and
a doctorate in chemistry (1981) from the University of Delaware. She served on the faculty
of Middlebury College (Vt.) from 1980 through 1991, moving up the ranks to become
associate professor of chemistry and dean of the faculty. She served as dean from 1989-91,
when she became president of Hollins College. She is the first female president at the
institution in more that 25 years." - From a December 5, 1995 Press Release
Welcome Maggie and Thank you Ted!!!
Dr. Lewis stands proudly next to his portrait which was painted by his son, Steven. This portrait is
hanging on the wall in the library next to the past leaders of St. Mary's. Dr. & Mrs. Lewis are quite the
athletic type, jogging in the Farewell to Ted Run. Thanks for your many years of dedication to SMC.
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STUDENT LIFE
The complaint "there 's nothing to
do here " unfortunately can be
heard quite often on our beauti-
ful campus. Yes, it's true, there
are no shopping malls, or even
that much of a nightclub to go
dancing at that's under an hours
drive away. None of that stops
the majority of our students
from finding the many things
there are to do on our campus.
A glance in The Bulletin or a
call to Student Development
can give you the latest update on
campus activities. With just
about every club for every inter-
est, anyone can find something
to do. A creative, adventurous
mind is all that's needed to have
fun.
teEi&MLSl
Having these very "innocent"
looking young men meeting and
greeting the incoming students,
can very easily make parents
wonder what's really going on in
the "jungle" behind those ties
and smiling faces. Dorchester is
the only all-male residence hall.
Within these halls, guys will be
making long lasting friendships
and bonding all through the
night.
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Pillows that will be used
during the day, computer
keyboards that will be busy
the night before the paper's
due, and fans to help control
the sweltering heat of the
residence halls during the
hotter months are just a few
common things you'll see
within the dorms.
THE GREAT CARDBOARD BOAT RACE
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The Great Cardboard Boat Race,
sponsored by the SMC Waterfront,
in its third year, is the most popular
activity during Parents Weekend.
Students are given 2 pieces of
carboard, 12 pieces of wood (each
about 8'xl"x2"), 3 rolls of duck tape,
2 pieces of plastic wrap (4'xl2') and
twine. With this material, they have
to construct a boat that will be able
to go to "Church Point" and back the
fasteds and without sinking in the
process. There is $1000 in the pot for
the winners of first and second place
in two divisions, sailors and non-
sailors.
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WAT ERFRONT
The waterfront is always a very interesting place to hang out. A volleyball game is a common
sight at the waterfront during nice weather. Kayak basketball, however, is a slightly different
sight, not seen quite as often but just as fun.
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Kavaking has become a very popular
pastime, ever since the waterfront
introduce them. It can be a very
peaceful activity, or a very wet and
entertaining time.
P.S. Proper kayak safety should
always be observed for fear of the
Waterfront Staff.
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AIDS WALK
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SMC students are very active
in supporting many causes.
Umar Hasan, the former
Assistant Director of Student
Development and Director of
Forensics, is remembered by
students and friends in the
AIDS Walk '95. Umar passed
away due to AIDS on October
24, 1994.
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Above: Maria and
Zenoby are chillin in
front of their
Townhouse.
Right: Did you ever
notice that when
smokers inhale,
they have to close
their eyes?
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Nighthawks caught sleeping on the
job. Normally they would be out
roaming campus until 2 a.m.
escorting and being the eyes of
Public Safety in those little hard to
reach areas of campus.
Calvert residents are revolting
against their permanent quiet
hours. Those rebels!!
Left: Jane is hanging out on her
Peugeot, just checking out the
scenery.
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Many students enjoyed the
huge BUBBLIN' hot tub that
was situated on the grassy lot
in the middle of the dorms on
Cu- H
the hill. In the dead of winter,
no one could ever imagine
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they would see so many Col-
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their bathing suits!
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Many students learn the tricks of the
trade when it comes to sex from THE
SEX GUY. His entertaining and
laidback yet educational program, had
many students laughing about the
normally taboo issue of sex.
Honors Day is well attended by many
different students to give a wide variety
of opinions. Also, we got a free day off
school, since we don't believe in
celebrating REAL holidays here at
SMC!!
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CAREER DAY
Many students use career day as a way to
launch their future. Having employers
from all over the state representing their
respective organizations is a great way to
make initial contacts and get your foot in
the door. This event is sponsored by the
Career Center, Internships, and Student
Development. Even Ted appears at
Career Day. Perhaps he's looking for a
new job once he retires from SMC?!?!
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Paul Schultheis teaches students
about basic cat maintance and how
to fix minor car problems yourself.
POW Eugene McDaniel tells students
about his experiences in Vietnam,
where he was a POW for seven years.
He lectured on the forgotten POW's
of our country and what it means to
be an American and National Pride.
He is very active in educating the
public and lobbying to make sure
that the Federal Government
doesn't ignore our POW's.
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Since all of us, at one time or
another, have eaten in the dining
hall, we all know the ups and
downs of the food. However,
Rita can always be counted on to
bring a smile to your grimacing
face with her friendly "Hey
Baby!" Some exciting new and
improved food tables are the ice
cream machine and the new salad
bar island. The Woods Company
is making an effort to make
our dining hall a more plea-
surable experience.
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DRAMA
Happy Ends, the Fall 95
melodrama with songs, was
presented by the drama
department. Music by Kurt
Weill and lyrics by Bertolt
Brecht, the original german
play was by Dorothy Lane. A
little triva fact for drama fans:
it was actually written by
Bertolt Brecht and he gave the
credit to Dorothy Lane.
Left to right Gail, Natalie
Wass, Aarati Kasturirangen,
Delina Lyon, Jim Eberwine,
Andrew Porter Glendinning,
Greg Lee, Nora Ludden and
Rob Ritzer.
Left to right Nora
Ludden, Greg Lee, Natalie
Wass, Gail, Delina Lyon
and Aarthi Kasturirangen.
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SMC DANCE '95
The dramatic arts department presented SMC DANCE '95 in the Fall semester, a dance
concert which featured contemporary and traditional works.
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Top: Cypress Creek became a very popular band in their years here, playing
every opportunity they had from SMC sponsored Brown Bag Lunches to
Razzberries to the Green Door.
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Bottom: Sol Y Canto was a band brought to our school by the Foreign Language
Department giving us a taste of latino music. No one was able to sit peacefully
during the performance; everyone's toes were tapping and there was even
dancing in the aisles.
Andy Myatt,
Cary Fentzloff,
Sharon Rebeck
and Kim Ruch
are ska-ing to
some groovy
music.
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WORLD CARNIVAL
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World Carnival is quickly becom-
ing a favorite activity here at SMC.
This was the third year for WC and
the best attended yet. Honora
Batelka and Heather Davis were the
master minds behind this extrava-
ganza sponsored by the SGA's
Programs Board and Student
Developments's Event Coordina-
tors. But these weren't the only
people that volunteered many hours
to make WC a success, over 40
volunteers helped put on this event
which hosted over 2000 people.
With events such as human bowl-
ing, a dunking booth, the velcro
man , the monkey man, the shadow
who followed you around, and
many more sights to be had. Many
live bands such as Jay-Jay, Swampp,
Julius Bloom, Scrooby Groove, Hit
Me and the new hit Jewel! A good
time was all but garanteed.
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Many students got to enjoy
the beautiful weather and
good music at World Carni-
val . The brave ones even
tried out the Human Fly. A
huge velcro bouncy thing that
was a sight to see and even
more fun to do!!
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Watch out for the iron ball that
might come rolling down the waterfront
hill at you if you're not careful. This
was another way to entertain us at
College, human bowling!
Shindana Cooper is the storyteller who
entertained us in Lower Charles and also
at World Carnival.
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PUBLIC SAFETY
Public Safety has become a very important part of our daily
campus lives. From the officers unlocking our doors for us
when we get locked out to solving crimes, they are well
respected and needed. They are a 24 hour service with 4
Public Safety officers and 3 sworn Police officers, full- and
part-time radio dispatchers and student security patrol
assistants (Nighthawks as we know them). The are
headed by Director Harry Tafe and Assistant Director
JoAnn Robinson with Risk Manager Flo Devine.
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39
Jennifer Adams
Kimberlee Adams
Rachael Maree Allen
"Sometimes, if you
stand on the bottom rail
of a bridge and lean
over to watch the river
slipping slowly away
beneath you, you will
suddenly know
everything there is to be
known."
-Pooh
Cathy Anderson
"All the little streams
higher up in the Forest
went this way and
that, quickly, eagerly,
having so much to find
out before it was too
late."
- A. A. Milne
Carl Baclw
Karen Baker
Katie Beck
Take it all in it's as big
as it seems,
Count all your
blessings
Remember your
dreams
- Jimmy Buffett
Aaron /. Bertoglio
Eric Brandan Blind
I was blind the
whole time I was
learning to see...
Diana M. Bloom
"Things may come to
those who wait, but
only those things left
by those who hustle"
- Abraham Lincoln
Rose Bolian
Mary Frances
Bowles
Carpe Diem
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John Bozvman
Cliristina Carroll
Bradtee
"If we look at the path, we do
not see the sky. We are earth
people on a spiritual journey
to the stars. Our quest, our
earth walk, is to look within,
to know who we are, to see
that we are connected to all
things, that there is no sepa-
ration, only in the mind."
- Native American
Karen Brooks
Enjoy life 'cause birth
and death are where you
really pay for it all!
Marin Bulgarini
Never keep the
curtains drawn, lest
you should miss some
glory of the sky.
Filipina Calderon
Canlas
"What you really value
is what you miss, not
what you have."
- Jorge Luis Borges
Sa rail Chalberg
Michael Chikar
Mark Garcia
Christie
Intolerance is
intolerable
Kathleen L. Clay
"Whenever vour life is out of
tune and no melody soothes
your soul, look to the Master
whose gentle touch will bless
you and make you whole.
Like an old violin with so little
worth, a life may be far less
than grand, but maybe trans-
formed in a moment by the
Touch of the Master's Hand."
Gregory MacLeod
Coan
"Stand at the precipice.
that existential
darkness, and call into
the void; it will surelj
answer"
David H. Craig
Cynthia Davenport
41
LisaA.DeMeno
Everybody Have
Fun Tonight!
Everybody Wang
Chung Tonight!
Jennifer L. Dearolf
I don't know where life will
lead me, but I know where
IVebeen. Idon'tknow what
life will show me, but 1
knowwhatl'veseen... This
little girl is moving on"
- Sittin' in Limbo
Lana K. Denton
Cindy J. Dey
Alrighty then.
Laura Karolyn
Dorsey
Bryan C. Dunston
"The longer 1 live the
more I am convinced
that the one thing
worth living for and
dying for is the
privilege of making
someone more happy."
- Booker T. Washing-
ton
Joshua Eaton
Kathn/n Ann
Edwards
"...here Island, not only with
thesenseofpresentpleasure,
but with pleasing thoughts
that in this moment there is
life and food for future
years."
- William Wordsworth
Dan Egan
Sarah Anne Elliott
"If it was easy,
anyone could do it."
- John R. Elliott
Jennifer Pagan
"Whatever, Rock on!"
Evelyn Flaherty
42
Lisa Marie Flower
Rachel M. Foster
Monica Ann Gaffney
Are You Ready?
Ready All, Row!
Marybeth Kaitlin
Gallagher
Yesterday is history,
Tomorow is a
mystery, and today is
a GIFT
Makini Garrett
I challenge you all to give it
all you've got and don't
hold back. Always stay
focused and have a \ision
because any other way is
just not good enough.
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Cymantha Governs
"Yes, yes, yes, yes yes
yes yes yes."
- William Faulkner,
Christine Lynn Gray
"Persistence!
Don't ever give up."
-Mr. Grav
Dana Hamilton
Christopher
Hammond
"Free the Mexicans."
Steven E. Harris
Ana Hayes
Jennifer Herrmann
"I cherish my friends, for I
know that of all things
granted us. ..none is greater
or better than friendship."
- Peitro Aretino
Catherine Elizabeth
Hewitt
"Always leave them
laughing when you sav
goodbye.." - MotherGoose
Marita Payabyab
Hipolito
"l have always known that
at last I would take this
road, but yesterday I did not
know that it would be
today. "Ariwara no Nanhira
Marc Salvador Hume
I sat evaluating
myself,
I decided to lie down.
Justine Hurwitz
"You're a Tart."
"Go traveling."
Chastity Johnson
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Michael Johnson
"All art, literature, as well as
much, must be brought out
with one's heart blood.. I do
not believe in an art which
has not forced its way out
through man's need to open
his heart
- Edward Munch
Norval Johnson
"Knowledge is not a goal in
itself, but a path to wisdom, it
bestows not privilege so
much as duty, not power so
much as responsibility."
Amanda Marie Jones
SMC is where my life began
to come together. I will miss
it !!!
Joshua Kaye
"Now it is time to
being feeding yourself.
Yong Kim
This is an end tor a
new beginning."
Jennifer Kopetka
45
Ruth Alma
Lauderbaugh
"The future enters into us, in
order to transform itself in
us, long before it happens."
- Rainer Maria Rilke
JoeLaun
I'm gonna try with all my
might to make this story
line come true."
- Survivor
David Gregory Layman
"There are none so blind as
those who will not see."- The
Moody Blues
Deborah Lee
Micah Noell
Emily P. Lewis
"When we are awake
we also do what we do
in our dreams: we
invent and make up
the person with whom
we associate - and
immediately forget it."
- Nietzsche
Michael Lind
"It's not the critic who counts...
credit belongs to the man who
really was in the arena... He
at best knows the triumph of
great achievement... and at
least knows his place shall
never be with those cold and
cruel souls who know nei-
ther victory nor defeat."
- Theodore Roosevelt
Stephanie L. Linebaugh
"Rivers know this: There is no H
hurry, we shall get there •
someday."- A. A. Milne
David Maciorozoski
Hey Scrappy, are you flyin'
with the Jaybird?
Jamie Manfuso
Christi Martinson
"Learn... as though
you were to live
forever. Love., as
though you were to die
tomorrow."
- H. D. Thoreau
Sam Mazzeo
SMCr
46
AndrnuMcGlone
"You can't touch my gangsta
profile."
]ohnMcManus,]r.
"If the devil, passing through
my country, applied to me for
instruction in any truth or
fact of this universe, 1 should
wish to give it to him. If he
knew fact enough continuous
light would dawn on him; he
would understand what this
universe is, on what principle
it conducts itself, and would
cease to be a devil!" -Thomas
Caryle
Patrick E.McNabb
"Freedom."
Oona McNeil
"When you come right
down to it, all you have is
yourself. Your self is a sun
with a thousands rays in
your belly. The rest is
nothing."
- Pablo Picasso
James Joseph Meyer
"Whether it's good or bad
smashing something is also
verv pleasant on occasion."
-Fyodor Dostoievsky
Rebecca A. Miller
Lauren Mitten
Darryk Modracek
James Mohler
"After all these years
I've found my
occupational hazard;
My occupation is just
not around." - J. B.
ScottMonning
Stephen Moroz
Kern/ Murphy
"If you can't change the
direction of the wind,
change the sails."
- unknown
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GeoffNesnow
"Attain peace while
maintaining passion is
the challenge to
humanity."
MarkOsterman
"Binger roamed with
his hair uncombed and
then he bit the
neighbor. What can
you do? He was
confused and that will
lead to anger."
Kazia Ostn/niec
Trade Papantones
Kristin Parrish
"On Wednesday, when
the sky is blue. And I
have nothing else to
do, I sometimes
wonder if it's true that
who is what and what
is who."
- Pooh (A.A Milne)
Michael Pfaltzgraff
Essence Fierce
Michael Carroll Pinnex
"You know if you feel it. Uh
huh, yeah, that part that's
burning way down inside
you. Twisting, tearing like a
swirling ball of used staples.
You know what I'm talking
about... Yeah, that's it.
TRUTH. Go on, open yourself
uptoit. Praise it and love it.
No man can stop you now.
Hmm... - MKG ( ARTUGOD)
Jim Polimadei
MarKfosr vwira
Ml tell you, it's a crazy
world out there."
Kurt Prager
Keisha Reynolds
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Jennifer Ann Riffle
"For what do we live,
but to make sport for
our neighbours, and
laugh at them in our
turn." - Jane Austen
Lisa Romano
Amy Christine
Russell
"When vour goals
originate from the soul,
success is a battle easily
won."
Kyle Russell
Elizabeth Santini
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Wliitley Samnweber
Eric Schoeti
Brooks Elizabeth
Scoville
I obey the law of inverse
excuses which demands
that the greater the task
to be done, the more
insignificant the work
that must be done prior
to beginning the
greater task.
Cindy Sheckells
Doug Shipley
'To right that which is
wrong. To hold up the
American way of life. To
boldly go where no man
has any business being."
Robin Leigh Simpson
"Dreams pass into the
reality of action. From the
action stems the dream
again; and this interde-
pendence produce the
highest form of living."
-Anais Nin
Daniel Slade
Brandi M. Smith
"It's more than just an easy
word for casual good-bye;
it's gayer than a greeting,
and it's sadder than a sigh.
It's said a hundred different
ways, in sadness and in joy.
Aloha means "I Love You."
So I say "Aloha Oe."
- Don Blanding
Jessica Smith
Heather Sparby
Stephen M. Spence
"Okay Bobby, I'll drink
if Mark drinks."
Tanya Ramona Sperl
"Everything you gave
to me changed
everything I used to be
much more than
anything I ever knew."-
J. Napolitano
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Benjamin Spiker
Donna Diane Sothern
"The Lord is my light
and mv salvation."
David A. Stansbury
"Live vour life as an
exclamation."
Carrie Supik
"... being good isn't
always easy, no matter
how hard I try..."
- Dusty Springfield
F.Aidan Surlis
True perfection seems
imperfect, yet it is
perfectly itself. True
fullness seems empty,
yet it is fully present."
- Lao Tzu
Lisa Talley
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Aaron N. Tomarchio
"I will prepare and someday
my chance will come."
- Abraham Lincoln
KateTurnbull
Ifvou'regoingtodo
something tonight that you'll
be sorry for tomorrow
moming,sIeeplate."
-HenrvYoungman
Maria Rose Van dcr
Vossen
"I went to the woods because I
wanted to live deliberately. I
wanted tolivedeepandsuck
out all the marrow of life, to
put to rout all that was not
life. And notwhenlhad come
to die discover that I had not
lived . "- Henrv David Thoreau
Rebecca Mae Vanisko
"Gone are the days we
stop to decide, where
we should go, we just
ride." - Dr Suess
//'// Walters
Michael Weingard
Melissa Jo Wliite
"Education is what survives
when what has been learnt
has been forgotten. "
Leigh Dean
Wildermami
Life's battles don't always go
to the stronger or faster hand;
they go to the one who trust in
God and always thinks
'lean."
Kim Wiles
"He hasachieved success
who has lived well, laughed
often and loved much."
- Bessie Anderson Smith
Jeannette Williams
Sarah Wilson
"But I have
promises to keep,
And miles to go
before I sleep."
- Robert Frost
Jennifer Winswnll
"Be brave, even if vou
are not, pretend to be.
No one can tell the
difference."
-Robert Fulghum
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Shannon Yoon
Tim Zapp
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Tameaka Coates, Jennifer Gering, Debbie
Burick, RHC Kazia Ostryniec, Matt Hall, KC
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