Colby College Oracle 2004
Photo courte y of Marc Attiyeh and Sam Shaw
Table of Contents
Senior Week
Doghead
Bonfires
Beer Die
Foss Arts
5
Yellow is Mellow
Mt. Blue
Started in
1975
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Mules
Tailgating Football Game
9
Dana Beach
Party
10
Cotillion
Mardi Gras
Sto light D
ce
Theme Dances
1 1
Kiss Me I'm Irish!
Green Beer
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of Dawn Rossignol In Mem.ory
July 18, 1982 - September 16, 2003
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Lauren Abbot
Emily Alford
Kevin Andrews
Biology
Naomi Appel
Emily Arell
Biology
Biology
Christine Atwood
Gregory Avedesian
Economics
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Nurlan Assilbekov
Rebecca Avrutin
Mathematics
Erica Ayotte
Mark Azevedo
Matthew Bacon
Amanda Baer
Engli h
American Studie
International Studies
Human Development
Jill Barnes
Jennifer Barrett
Laura Barro w
Nicholas Battista Philo ophy
Stephen Bayes
Jason Beal
Justine Belvin
Lorraine Beane Geology
Biology
Amy Bennett
Jared Berezin
Biology
Emily Bernier
Miranda Bertram
Kimberly Betz
Mary Bierwirth
Anthropology
Biology
American Studie
Geology
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Jared Bisogni
Gretchen Black
Susan Blair
Art
Psychology
Christopher Blier
Christopher Blomberg
Elizabeth Bomze
Government
Biology
English
Caitlin Bourque
James Bradford
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Breilyn Brantley Englishffheater & Dance
Biology
Katherine Brown
Nathaniel Brown
Mahdi Bseiso
Peter Burch
Economic /German
Government
Computer Science
Hi tory
Michael Callinan
Jennifer Carini
Alexis Caselle
Kristin Carlson History
Biology
Caitlin Cassis
Shawn Chakrabarti
Jason Chew
Anne Christman
Economic /International Studies
Brenna Cheslack-Postava
Sociology/Art
Catherine Chuprevich P ychology
Ann Claflin
Matthew Clason
Joshua Cleaver
P ychology
American Studie
Art
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Michael Clifford
Benjamin Coerper
David Cohen
Lynn Cole
Computer Science/Economics
Government/French
Amelia Confalone
Michael Cooper
Cassandra Cote
Bethany Craig
Meredith Crane
Michael Crawford
Timothy Cullen
Biology
Biology
Religious Studies
English
Meredith Collins Biology
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Leigh Cummings
Terri Cunningham
Charles Data
Cynthia Davies
Government
International Studie /Spanish
Economic /Government
Cognitive Anthropology
John De Perczel
Katherine Detmer
Lindsay DiNardo
Biology
Computer Science
Daniel Donovan
Christina Dotchin
Erin Dube
Jacqueline Dupont
Gregory Dupuy
English
Human Developmentt
Tyler Edgar
Trevor Eide
Janine Elliot
Environmental Studie
Biology
En ironmental Studie
Vincent Domestico History
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Katherine Ennis
Natalie Erickson
Government
Jonathan Evans History
Sara Feldman
Meghan Finneran
English
Government
Eric Fitz
Kristin Flanders
Cameron Fisher
Brian Foley
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Matthew Forlizzi Government
English
David Fouche
Kimberly Francetich
Alicia Freese
Alexander Gaeth
Physic
International Studie /Spani h
P ychology/Sociology
Education
Nicholas Gambino
Andres Garron
Philip Geiger
Alexandra Gershuny
Sarah Getchell
Matthew Getty Government
Art
Jessalyn Gillum
Molly Given
Ryan Glennon
Sociology
Timothy Glew
lgor Gnyp
Jeffrey Goldberg
Karen Goldfarb
Biology
Economic /International Studie
Chemi ty
Government
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Elizabeta Gorgoska
Chelsie Gosk
Biology
26
Michael Greenberg Anthropology
Holli Grover
Joshua Gutierrez
Government/History
Philosophy/Sociology
Laurel Haeusslein
Michael Haley German
Jennifer Hanson
Matthew Harrington
Victoria Hayes
Jessica Hayward
Julianne Heck
Mu ic/Spani h
Chemi try
Engli h
Zoe Hallowell
Injoo Han
Biology
Art/Government
Alan Hartmann Economic
LaurenHenderson
MichaelHenderson-Cohen
MichaelHildebrandt
ShannonHopkins
ThomasHunsdorfer
JoshuaHunnewell .
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Win MarHtay Computer Science
Sociology
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MollyHyde
Brandon Irwin
Aimee Jack
Emma James
Biology
Biology
Engli h
Government
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Jeremy Jamieson
Sarah Jasinski
Kristan Jiggetts
Christine Jones
Psychology
Psychology
American Studie.
Biology
Erica Joseffy
Guito Joseph
Serena Josephs
Justin Juskewitch
Jennifer Kalman
Sarah Kaminshine
Elizabeth Kaplan
Mary Karottki
Biology
Mathematics
American Studies
Shannon Kelly
Christine Kennedy
Michael Kennedy
Ian Kimmich
Anthropology
History
Sociology
Engli h
Psychology
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Brian Kittler
Beth Kittredge
Emily Knickerbocker
Allison Kolkhorst
Daniel Kosmala
Brittany Kureth Biology
Michelle Kuzell
Erik Lambert
Meaghan Lane
International Studie
Stephanie Lane
Lindsey Lanier
Adrian LaRochelle
Emily Laubscher
Government
Government
Computer Science
P ychology
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Brittney Lazar
Kristoffer Lee
Sociology
Computer Science
Allison Lemke
Kyle Lieberman
Mary Liebman
Government
Sociology
James Logan
Samuel Ludwig
Elizabeth Lund
History
International Studies
English/Government
Robert MacBain
Kyle MacDonald
Marisa MacNaughton
Trevor Mackesey
Engli'h
French/Government
Art/Engi h
English
Cynthia Malik
David Maloney
Nicholas Markham
Nina Martin
Ariel Martin-Cone
Eric McAllister
French
Human Development
Emma McCandless
Kelly McGowan
Biology/Spanish
Amina Mcintyre Anthropology
E. Drew McKechnie
Natalie McKechnie
�conomic /International Studie
Mathematical Science/Mu ic
Andrew McKenna-Foster Biology/Ph
ic
Megan Meehan Government
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Christine Mehta
Jonathan Meek
Gennan/Govemment
Music
Stephen Migausky
Celeste Millard
David Mitchell
Boryana Miteva
Orly Menzin
Caroline Minkoff
Laura Mistretta
Engl ish/Govemrnent
Government
Jennifer Mojo
Michael Molloy Biology
History
32
Elena Morgenroth
Jesse Morrisey
Jeffrey Moyer
Jennifer Munroe
French/P ychology
Art
Mathematic
Biology
Matthew Murdoch
Amanda Murphy
Maura Myers
Government
Meredith Needle Anthropology
Elizabeth Neumann
Jonathan Nickerson
John Nicoletta
Computer Science
Rachel Noiseux
Heather Ogilvy
Laura Olenick
Art/Mu ic
Chemi try
Sohrab Noshirvani
Gavin O'Brien
Chyann Oliver
Anne Olmsted
Women'
Studie /Independent
Art
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Graham Poage
Samuel Poland
Ashley Porter
Carolyn Potz
Morgan Pratt
Ana Prokic
Anthropology
Government
Rohit Punyani
Emily Quann
Betsaida Ramos
Anthropology
Spanish
Christina Ramos
Benjamin Raphael
Peter Rashkov
Christin Reckman
Spani h
Engli h
Economic
Biology
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Eric Reinauer
Benjamin Ricciardi
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Matthew Ritter
Christopher Roberts
Government
Economics
Paul Robertson
Thomas Rogers
Tully Rohrer
Jonathan Romak
Biology
Environmental Studies
Biology
Kevin Rooney
Melissa Rosales
Jennifer Rosenberg
Rosemary Rouhana
French/International Studie
Latin American Studies/Spani h
Biology
Engli ¡h
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"''\'\ S\\CCf b
Anna Royer
Katherine Russo
Samantha Saeger
Jennifer Santini
Loren Sanborn Theater & Dance
Art
Steven Sarno
Kristin Saucier
Michael Schnurr
Jack Schroder
Johanna Schroeder
Phillip Scuderi
Robert Selover
Kevin Septor
Geology
Computer Science
Government
Kristin Schaefer
Orlena Scoville International Studie
Cla
ic /Philo ophy
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Bradford Seymour
J. Kearney Shanahan
Economic {fheater & Dance
Michael Shea
Biology
Government
Benjamin Sheehan
Margaret Siciliano
Micah Siegel
Biology
Religious Studies
Cristina Sisson
Joseph Siviski
Christina Sinnamon
Edward Smith
Biology
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Jacqueline Smith
Mason Smith
Timothy Smith
Laura Snow
Economic
Computer Science
Latin American Studie /Spanish
International Studie
Anna Som.mo
Ellen Soucy French
Nathaniel Stanglein
Amanda Stanke
Sarah Starr
Adam St. Pierre Phy ic
Kelly Stoos
Amanda Sullivan
Edward Sullivan
Rumbidzai Sundire
Environmental Studie
P ychology/Spani h
Government
Mathematic
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Annika Svore
Catherine Sweeney
Katherine Sweeney
Biology
Psychology
Jennifer Tackaberry
Derek Taff
Kulli Tamm
Rebecca Taylor
Biology
History
E. Parker Thompson ill
Rachel Tobie
Monica Thomas
Caroline Swindells
Environmental Studies
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Yuji Tokita
Amy Tolsdorf
Kate Trasher
Elizabeth Turnbull
Government
Engli.h
Sociology
Environmental Studie
William Twible
Elizabeth Tyler
Karima Um.mah
Ryan Tyler Mathematic /Phy ic
Economics
Rafal Urban
Vanessa Verri Anthropology
Sociology
Crystal Ward
Laura Walker
Andrew Walleck
Sabina Warren
Rachel Wasdyke
Kathryn Weiler
Kelly Welch
Anthropology
Engli h
P ychology
Biology/Environmental Studie
Nicholas Walendziak cience, Technology & Society
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Abigail Wheeler
Kerry Whittaker
Jennifer Withnell
Katherine Wheeler
Marshall White
English/Government
Anthropology
Andrew Will
Emily Williamson
Theatre & Dance
Art
Laurel Wolfrum
Sarah Wolfrum Anthropology
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Sarah Wright
Molly Wyatt
Catherine Young
William Younker
Mu ic
Engli h
Economic
History
Kirsten Zarnetske
Andriy Avramenko
Jessie Zerendow
W. Spencer Boice
Zombor Zoltani
Joshua Zweig
Government
International Studie
Jordan Burke
Gregory Cory
American Studie
Biology
Christina Jaleru
Kyle Kreiss
Valentina Saltane
Film Studies/Engli h
Economic /International Studie
International Studie
Adam Saltsman
Scott Smith
Christopher Sotzing
Anthropology
Engli h
Computer Science
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In Memory of Art Champlin for over thir ty years of teaching, advising, and inspiration Art came to Colby in 1971 as assistant profes sor of biology. By 1987, he was promoted to be come a fu l l professor. President William Cotter a p p ointe d him to the Arey Chair in 1993. His research interests inc l u d e d m a m m a l i a n gneetics, developmental biology, and cryobiology. n u m er o u s had He m a ny publiciations, times with C olby stu-
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dents as co-authors. Beyond the classroom, Art served on numerous college committees such as the Promo tion and Tenure, and Health Care Advisory committee. He also served as the direc tor of the Colby in Cork program twice. Professor Champlin will be remembered as a p a tient a n d inspiring teacher.
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Football CBB Champions
The Mules coming off a dis appointing 4-4 eason i n 2002 and hav i ng multiple starters re turn i ng on offense and defense were fired up for a run at a championsh i p season in 2003 . The defense would have a very experienced (and rather handsome ) secondary return ing i ncluding Mike Civitello, Jeremy Jamieson , and senior Captain B randon I rw i n . The defensive l i ne , led by Greg Lynch and Peter S herman, and l inebackers led by senior Jimbo B radford would, de pite the loss of key players to gradua t i on, fil l the gaps quite n icely with some great athleticism, strength, speed, and vicious body hair. On the offensive side of the ball , t he Mule Train would return an All-American running back i n Aaron Stepka along ide the knowledgeable leadership of quarterback B .L. Lippert. A young and "hungry" but promising offen i ve
l i ne would certainly be capable of pushing around ome bod ies and free up some l anes for Stepka. The Mules would eventu ally lose the season opener to Trin ity, but come back strong to win the next two away games vs Middlebury and Wesleyan, attributable to strong defense and an i m pro v i n g offense. Amherst, the following week, put a halt to the two game win ning streak at the Mules home comi ng weekend that would then fuel t he Mule to win two more consecutive games v H am i lton and of course the annually annoying Bates Bobcats. Overall , the team saw key contributions from young players such as kicker John G o s s , l i n e b a c k e r M i ke K asperski , defen ive l ineman Conor Sull ivan, and receiver S teve Marchesich. The team has a bright and promising fu ture ahead of them . ( Irwi n )
QCOREBOARD
Trinity College
9/27
Middlebury College
1 5- 1 3
1 0/4
Wesleyan University
1 0/ 1 1
Amherst College
3 1 -7 0-3 1
1 0/ 1 8 Hamilton College 1 0/25 Bates College
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6-30
9/20
1 9- 1 6
1 1/l
Tufts University
27- 1 4 0- 1 8
1 1 /8
B owdoin Col lege
7 -6
Record: 5-3
Abov e : The Colby Mule face off to their opponent.
Far Left:
Quarter
back B.L. Lippert dominated t h e team · aerial a
ault thi year. (Pho
to courte ) of Jeff Earick on )
Left:
Tyler Hales
tretche
teammate Mik e Civitello.
out h i Below :
Colby· of fen ive l i ne provided fan ta t i c protection throughout the sea on.
nt (left ro righr): Chri
Duncombe, Aaron Stepka, B . L . L ippert, Mark Azevedo. Greg Lynch, Matt Clason. Jeff Moyer. Jame Bradford. Brandon lrv. in. Peter
rman, Rob Vail , Luke Bechtold, Jeremy Jam ie on. B rian Kittler. M ike Cal l inan. Guito Jo eph, and Stephen Marke ich. Second Row: M ichael Fleming. n L ' ltal ien, M ichae l Popla
lei. Brett Sabbag. B rendan Crighton, LaMence Dagro a, Daniel G i u l iani. Patrick Lever. Tom Wil on. Rodney Ame . M i chael
ttello. Jonathan Vacca. Conor S u l l ivan. Alan Chang. Curti Chin. M ichael Bracco, Jo h Berman and Stephen Kiely. Third Row : Dan i e l O l i phant. J u tin ith. David Civitel lo, Edward Mezer. Thoma Bourdeau. M ichael Paleokra
a . Chri topher Gerhart. M i chael Tomich.
; ·, Robert Jacob . W i l l iam Foley. M atthew M cPher on. B rendan O'Keefe. Wayne Harrington and
i a l DeMena,
icholas S in10n. John
oab Hoffman. Fourth Row: B rian L i bert), Tyler Hale .
'ck Hamer. Paul H owanitz. Andy Roland. Jo hua Donabedian. Tyler Cote, Chad Garwood, Andrew Peek. Andrew Heaney, Ca e) Turm e l le. J u l ian Lam, tt Peabody. Jonathan For ythe. Brandon B inder and John Bateman. Back:
ideo coordinator Sa ha Schroeder. Stephen Ka per
lei. Michael Boora . B rennan
ore, Coach Ed M e tieri. Coach Jeff Owen, Coach Rob Quinn. Coach Mark Godom ky. Head Coach Tom Au t i n . Coach W i l l i am Lund. Coach Tom Dexter. i pment manager Chap
el on. Matt Crane. Coach W i l l iam Lawrence, Scott Roul ton. Daniel Saganey and Tra i
Agu t i n .
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SCOREBOARD
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�/27
Men
Home
vs Bowdoin & U. Laval UMas Dartmouth Inviatational Twin Brook Invitational @Bates/USM
1 0/ 1 0 New Englands @Franklin Park, Bo ton 1 0/ 1 8 State of Maine Meet @Bates/USM 1 1/1 NESCAC Championship @Middlebury 1 1 /8 ECAC Championship @Tufts 1 1 / 1 5 NE Dill Regional Qualifier @USM 1 1 /22 Dill National Championship @Hanover College, IN
Women
2nd Place 2nd Place (3 Teams) (2 Teams) 8th Place 5th Place (26 Teams) (28 Teams) 5th Place 5th Place ( 1 3 Teams) ( 1 1 Teams) 27th Place 2 1 st Place (47 Teams) (4 1 Teams) 2nd Place 3rd Place (7 Teams) ( 1 1 teams) 9th Place 4th Place ( 1 1 Teams) ( 1 1 Teams) 1 4th Place 5th Place (33 Team ) (3 1 Teams) 1 0th Place 7th Place (35 Teams) (38 Teams) Nat Brown 1 72 Place
Above: Tri-Captain John Tyson keep good form as he urge by the competi tion. Above Right: Tri-Captain Nat Brown takes command of the race.
Immediate Right: J u n i or Mike
Walsh pushe
it in to the fini h.
Middle
Right: Fre hman Fred Bailey runs in tyle with his hade . Far Right: Tri-Captain Eric
Reinauer stride
through the race.
Below:
The team take command of the race.
Men's Cross Country
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Back Row: Dan Vassallo, Fred Bailey. Fourth Row: Jeff Alden, Steve Bogdon. Chri� Johnson. Sam Crocker. 111ird Row: Peyton McElyea, Chris Appel. Second Row: Mike Wal. h, Bryan Gani . Front Row: John Ty\on, Eric Reinauer, Nat Brown, Coach Todd Coffin.
Cros;s; Country Running, Old School Style Women--The fir t weekend of
Men -- The 2003 team had one
the ea on began with a co turned
of the be t eason in recent hi tory
victory at the Colby Relay
fol-
with a group of. ea oned \'eteran ,
lowed by a beautiful day for the
ne'W fre hmen and a new coach.
annual carriage trail run in Acadia.
Legendary . teeple cha er Todd
Captain
Coffin ' 3 took the rein
Mary Phelp . Elizabeth
of the
Turnbull and Lind ay Antolino Colby Harrier after the retirement along with fi e additional return-
of Coach We t ott. Senior Cap
ing enior made ure it wa
tain Nat .. BuffaloTip'" Brown,Eric
be t
ea on
e er.
John on('05) and Je
"the
Karina
Reinauer andJohn Ty on proved to
Minty ('04)
be trong contributor throughout
con istently led the team in race .
the
The team· depth
a al o notable;
earned All- ew England Honor
the econd even aw a fir t place
at the regional meet where the Mule
fini h in the UMa
ub-var ity race at
Dartmouth.
trong performance
From their
placed 7'h. Fre hmen Jeff Alden. Fred Bailey and Dan
a
allo ur-
to
pri ed onlooker a they helped the
cabin. the
team to make a 4lh Place fini h at
team proved to be very clo e in
the NESCAC Champion hip . De
the weekend at Deb'
at State
ea on. Brown and Reinauer
both running ability and friend hip.
pite the lo
of three enior . jun
ior Peyton McElyea. Mike Wal h
(Antolino) Left: The girls hare a po t race drink. Below:
and Steve Bogdon are ready to tep up and continue the ucce of the
The teamwarm upin a howofunity. Belo'.'.
team. (Wal h)
Above Left: The Lady Mule
fly by.
Liz Turnbull fini he fas t. Belov. Right: Casandra Cote come in trong.
Left:
men's Cross Country unted: Captain
Elizabeth Turnbill, Mary Phelps and Lind ay Antolino Back Row:
tch Deb Aiken. Kali Abel. Rebecca Evan . Ellen Soucy. Alli on Cogbill. Elizabeth ner. Kir ten Da\ i , Emily Arel!. Anna Sommo. Front Row: Karina John on. Ca e, Karen Pri b) , Je . Minry. Hillfil} Easter. Brianna Tuft , Elizabeth Coogan.
andra
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Soccer Young Teams Gain Experience Women--The women's occer team improved from 5 9 to 8-5 - 1 and fin i shed 7 t h i n t h e NESCAC . The team was predominately made up of un derclas men and they w i l l have all twenty-one players returnOffen e came ing next year. t h i year from sophomore Kri stin Schm idt and j unior Chri stina Andaya. Junior tri captain Amanda Walsh and junior Scarlett Slenker brought e xperience to the m idfield. Each game wa an improve ment with such a young team. The Mules tied their first game against B ates and continued to make adjustment on the field. Thi s led to NES CAC w i n agai nst Connecticut Col lege , Tufts, and Wesleyan . With a dedicated and motivated team, they are looking forward to an even more succes ful upcom ing season. (Riley)
Men--The team went un defeated out of conference and . 5 00 overall w i th a 6-6-2 record. The only senior in the program, Jo h Zweig, will be mis ed as the team l ooks to rebui ld on its young core of player . Josh Zweig, a starter as a sophomore, mi ssed l ast year after study ing abroad. Zweig wa joined in the back by j un ior sweeper Brian Venti andjunior topper Brian Kel ly. Junior captain Ryan Boccuzzi was a central m idfielder and led the Mules in assi ts. The team celebrated Coach Mark Serdjenian 's 2001h win early on in the season. Colby also had individual leader in goals scored and assists per g a m e in t h e N E S C A C rankings. The program, and its ten returning starters, look to improve next year. (Boccuzzi ) Bottom right: the
Top Right: Activity at the goal po t . Left: Amanda Walsh kick one out.
Elizabeth Riley move the ball away from Colby's end.
The team
ational Anthem.
The Colby Mu l e
tand
for
Bottom left:
pur ue the ball
down the field. Right: Chris Rogers and opponent compete for the ball.
QCORE80ARD Men
1
Row : Coach Mark Serdjenian. Coach B i l l Cooper. Dav id B u rton Perry. B rian
enti, Captain
m Boccuzzi, Jo h Zwe ig Todd Rockwood. Monty Hanki n . B rian Kel ly . Trevor M c Wi l l iam .
i. Roger . Trainer Bobbie-Jo Saucier. B ottom Row: Bobby Abendroth. B rian Ka arjian, 1iel Kiernan, Aaron Poplack, Jo
9/10 9/13 9/20 9/24 9/27 10/l 10/4 10/5 10/9 10/11 10/18 10/21 10/25 11/l
b Kahane. B rian David on, Chri MacFadyen. Adam Raf ky.
mie O ' Callaghan. Dan R u i z. A b ent from photo: Ru sell G u llette and Jame
P i l grim.
Thomas College Bates College Trinity College U. New England
Middlebury College U. Southern Maine
We l eyan Univer ity Wi l l iam Col lege U. Maine Farmi ngton Amherst College
Connecticut College St. Joseph College B ow doin College Tufts University
7-0 3-0 2-2 T 6-0 1-4 2-1 0-3 1-6 2-0 1- 3 0-0 T 4-2 1-2 1-2
Record: 6-6-2
QCORE80ARD Women
Row ( left to right): A
i tant Ryan G lennon. A
i tant Coach Chri topher
V.. eed. Tammy
in. Elizabeth Morbeck. Laura W i l l iam on. El izabeth Cox. Ali Fulreader, Meghan Davi . Je
e
lin, A i mee Tetrault. Meghan Cordner, Liza Benson. Head Coach Jennifer H o l ten. Bottom •:
Meridith B i a covich. Kai t l i n Herl ihy, Cara Pol lard, Kathryn Au tgen, El izabeth R i ley.
mda Wal h. Chri tina Andaya. Scarlett Slenker. Kelly Delong.
9/6 9/13 9/17 9/20 9/23 9/27 10/4 10/5 10/11 10/18 10/23 10/25 10/29 11/1
Husson College Bates College
U. Maine Farmington Trinity College St Joseph,s College
M iddl ebury College We leyan University W i l liam Coll ege Amherst College
Connecticut College U. New England B owdoin College U. Southern Maine Tufts University
9-0 0-0 T 6-0 1-2 3-0 2 -4 3-1 0-4 1-2 1-0 6-1 2-3 6-1 1-0
Record: 8-5 - 1
Left: James Pilgrim kick the ball up the field while Josh Zweig give him upport. Above:
Monty Hankin outrun h i opponent. R ight: Bobby Abendroth get phy ical w i t h h i man. (Photo courte ) of Jeff Earick on)
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Field l-lockey Nationally Ranked The Colby Field Hockey team has been continuously uccessful year b y year. This year i s no different. Led by co-cap t a i n s I nj oo Han and Brittney Lazar, the 2003 team returns eight of their eleven starters. Proving to be one of the program's most successful sea ons, their record is cur rently 8 -4, and are ranked 5th i n the NESCAC. One of the biggest accompl i shments thus far this season i s that they were nat ionall y ranked at n umber 1 9.
This is a first in Colby Field Hockey h i story. Wendy Bonner, returning All -Ameri can, once again proves to be a domi nant offensive threat as she is the leading goal scorer i n the NESCAC. Molly Rice, first year goalie, has also proven to be a force to be reckoned with. With a tight knit group of strong experienced players, they have capital ized on their i mpressive skil l and team ca maraderie to continue on the upward road to success. ( Han & Lazar)
Above: The team celebrate .
Le
Sari Gilbert moves the ball down ti field. Below right: lnjoo Han battl off an opponent.
QC.ORE&OARD Far left: The team l i ne
9/6 9/ 1 0 9/13 9/ 1 6 9/20 9/23 9/27 1 0/4 1 0/5 1 0/ 1 1 1 0/ 1 5 1 0/ 1 8 1 0/25 1 0/ 1 1 0/2
80
Tufts University
2- l (OT) 3 -0 4- 1 1 -0 3- 1 2- 1 2-3 1 -0 l -2( 0T) 2-3 0- 1 5 -0 1 -4 3-2
NESCAC 1st Round (Amherst)
0- 1
Plymouth State Husson Col l ege Bates College St. Joseph's College Trinity College U. Maine Farmington
Middlebury College Wesleyan University Will iams College Amherst College
U. Southern Maine Connecticut College Bowdoin Coll ege
Record: 9-6
up.
Lefl
Britney Lazar take a swing. Above
Adrienne LeClairmake a move. (Pho tos courtesy of Jeff Earick on)
Top Row (left to right): Amanda Pullen. Sara Mano l i , K y l a Wagman, Emily Lawrenc• A st. Coach A leisha Berni , Asst. Coach Hci1 2nd Row:
Christine Maloney.
Godomsky, Krist in Puuiam, Mel issa Mullen, Adrienne LeCiair, Wendy Bonne Lauren Smith, M ichaelyn Bortolotti, Head Coach Marcia Ingraham. 3rd Row: Je��•< Laniewsk i , Kelly Welch, Brittney Lazar, Injoo Han, Kim Betz, Sari G i l bert. M oll Rice. Bottom Row:
Kat i e G i l roy, Emi l y Tul l , N i k k i Stadelman.
QC.OREBOARD Men and Women
9/ 1 4
B owdoin Invitational @ Brun w ick
Farr Invitational
9/2 1
Sid
9/26
@ Watervi l le CC Maine S tate Tournament
9/27 1 0/ 1 1 0/4
NESCAC Tournament @ Wi l liam UMF Invitational @ Belgrade CBB Tournament
@ Watervil l e CC
1ttom Rov. ( left to righ t ) : Greg Dupuy. B i l l Younker. Top Row: Jackie Page. Derek ff. Matt Wah l . Da i d Salmon. M an A chaffenburg. Jo h Gerber. ·ture:
Eric Legere.
ata l ie McKec h n i e . Chad Saylor. Chri
Mi
ing from
Surprenant, Annika
1 0/5
Colby Classic
1 0/ 1 0
@ Watervil le CC US M Scramble @ Sable Oak
7th Place (9 team ) 5 th Place 8th Place 1 3 team ) 7th Place (10 team ) 7th Place (8 team ) 3rd Place (3 team ) 1 t Place (4 team ) 2nd Place (5 team )
Yore.
Solf Finishes Season off Strong S e n1o r c o - c ap t a i n B i l l Younker and Greg Dupuy and Coach Jim Tortorella led the co-ed golf rerun t o a strong finish in the 2003 ea on. The Mule got off to a low tart at the Bowdoin Invitational and a di appointing how at their home cour e for the S id Farr cla ic. De pite hooting repectable round , the team d i d n o t f ind them elve i n the hunt
until the econd half of the ea on . In their la t home tour n a m e n t , o l i d ro u n d b y Younker a n d Dupuy, opho more Da id Salmon, and fre hman Eric Legere, w a enough to w i n the Colby Cla ic by ten troke . The team mi ed win ning the l a t tournament by one troke but Coach T wa plea ed w i th the team' trong fini h. (Younker)
Volleyball Continues to Succeed Women--Building on the ucces of pa t year , CWV had another out tanding seaon . Man milestones were ach ieved: being ranked 4th in N e w E n g l a n d a n d 3 rd i n NESCAC . The team gradu ates four en ior who have started i nce their fre hman year. Alyssa Henley (Captain) had over 300 kills in her ca reer, Kimberly Pre cott hold seven school record includ ing a i t and ace . Abbey Stella wa a leader in both ki 11 and blocks. Johanna Schroeder
had a team be t in block I n addi tion to individual and team succe e , the women had an unprecedented team chemi try both on and off the court that provided for many wonderful memorie : 15 pa enger van , road trip from hel l , "Di g Ball ? We Do !", Team Fat vs. CWV, Booty Dance, p i nkie , "KA all the Way !' and "You 're a Supertar". They will never forget the c l ose bond or l i fe long fri e ndsh i p that have been formed . (Henley & Pre cott)
Above: CWV celebrate . Top R i ght:
Immediate Right: CaitCleavermake
Alyssa Henley and Jo Schroeder on
a perfect pa
the defense w i th a olid block. Left:
team bring
Kimberly Prescott set Abbey Stella
(Photo Coune y of Jeff Earick on)
.
Bottom Right:
The
it in before match play.
up for a k i l l. Right: Henley h i ts one down.
Back row: Jennifer Murphy. Jennifer Radcl iffe, Kaitlin Adam . Julie H ike. L i z Wyckoff. Mariah Daly, Caitlin Cleaver. Megan Devlin. A t. Coach E r i c Laurit . Head Coach Candice Parent and on Marthew. Front row: Kimberly Pre colt. Aly a Henley, Abbey 1ella, Johanna Schroeder and Emily Parent.
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QCOREBOARD
Below: Co-captian middle h itter Skyler Place goe airborne for the kill.
/9 /10 /12 /12 /13 /13 /12 /19 /20 /20 /24 /26 /26 /27 /27 0/3 0/4 0/4 0/ 1 0 0/ 1 1 0/1 1 0/18 0/18 0/24 0/24 0/25 0/25 0/29 1 /1 1/1 l /7 l /8
St. Joseph's College
U. New England Bowdoin College Bates College
3-0 3-0 3-0 3-0
Middle: Left handed, power h i tter Andrew Raser clear the double block with a ma
ive hit. v. h ile his teammate co,·er the court.
Gordon College 3-0 U. Maine Machias
Bate Col lege W e leyan Univer tiy Trinity College Connecticut College Bowdoin College
We l l e ley Eastern Universtiy Colorado Col lege Tuft University MIT Plymouth State Bowdoin Coll ege Hamilton College Wil liam College Middlebury Col lege Bates College Bowdoin College
B ridgewater State S pringfield U . S mith Col lege B ates College U. Southern M aine Amherst Univer ity Tufts Univer ity Nescac Quaterfinal v. Wesleyan Ne cac Semifinal v. B ates Record: 23-9
3-0 2-3 3-2 3- 1 3-0 3- 1 3-0 0-3 3-2 3-2 1 -3 2-3 3-0 3-0 0-3 3-0 2-3 3-0 3-0 0-3 3-0 1 -4 3-0 3-1 3- 1 3-2
Above : Jani Jung erve during a c l u b/varisty crimage.
1 -3
Below:
Park Ridill
et
the ball
w h i le teammateJaniJung watche .
Men--For the fir t time in recent hi tory the C lub Vol leyball Team h a opened its doors to women, and will play the 03-04 ea on with a co-ed team. With a trong crop of first year players and ex-varity women joining an experi enced and aggre ive group of returning p l a er 2004 l ook to be a promi ing year. ,
Senior captain Skyler Place and co-captain Park Ridil l (both of Needham, MA) have high hope for thi year' team. Competing in the New England Club Vol leyball League, the Colby team ha hi toric a l l dominated in t h e northern di vi ion, and hope to keep ri val B owdoin and Univer ity of M aine at bay again thi year. (Pl ace)
ack Row (le ft to right): Matt B u c h . Andre\\. R a e r , Park R idill, J uan J u ng. kyler Place. Front Row (left to righ t ) : Meredith Marc i n c i n , Kri ten R e n froe, mil:> Barrett. Mary H i l l . Mi
i ng: Tammy Lewin.
3
Basketball
Tough Seasons, Goo d Experiences Women--CWB wa 9- 1 6 overall this year. We struggled a little bit in the NESCAC as well with a record of 2 - 9 . Crui ing from
Men - - Led by captains Nick Matt Forlizzi and Patrick McGowan, the team had its hare Louke
Florida to the Bahamas left us with great laughs, great fun and a
of high and low · . Facing it most arduou chedule in year , the Mule finished the ea on with
little bit of a tan for Chri tma . We had our own "Miracle" when
a 6- 1 7 record. De pite the di ap pointing record, there were many
Connecticut College up et Trinity to get us into playoff . Thi ea on brought u injurie and
highlights of the sea on. One of which was winning the Maine Event and the all tournament hon ors earned by McGowan and
luck and a lot of great memorie . Numbers in the cla s of 2004 have dwindled in the pa t four years. We tarted with 6 and ended with 1.
Forlizzi as well as Michae l We tbrook in the game against Grinnell College. While the team
Nevertheless, every year has
will certainly mis the leadership
brought its hare of wins, losses,
and skill of Louke and Forlizzi,
tournaments, trips, all-star
and
the Mules expectation. for next
champion hips. It was worth every uicide, supercide, down-and-
saw many young player develop
b a c k , and
throughout the ea on.
1 7 t h a t we ran .
(Bourque)
ea on are very high a. the team
(McGowan)
Above: Nick Loukes, Matt Forlizzi, Michael Westbrooks and Nate Dick ru the ball down the court. away.
Bottom Right:
Bottom Left: Nick Loukes on yet another
The defense wa
helpless all season again t
brea Ma
Forlizzi.
SCOREBOARD Men 1 1 /2 1 W. New England 1 1 /22 Mass. College 1 1 /25 B abson College 1 1 /28 Southern Maine 1 1 /29 Husson College 1 2/2 Lasell College Maine Maritime 1 2/4
Thomas College Grinnell College
1/13
Bowdoin College
1/16
Amherst College
1/17
Tri nity Col lege Wesleyan College Conn. College
1 /23 1 /24 1 /30
M ichae l Westbrooks. Andrew Jenkins. Farre l l . M ichael R u therford.
ick Loukes. Pat McGowan, Mau Forl izzi, Thomas N a le,
ick
Southern Maine B ates Col lege
90-72 77 - 1 1 6 65 -66 59-77 55 -77 52-8 1 69-7 1 70-83 69-40 64-73 69-93 73-80
2/7
Middlebury College College Bates College Tufts College
2/ 1 4
B owdoin College
70-84
2/6
84
U. of Maine
Williams
1 /3 1 Back Row: Asst. Coach John M i tchel l , A st. Coach T.J. Maines. Jared Cu hman. Bry ce Cheney, Kevin Sher , Ryan Graumann, Dav id Tes ein. Jam ie Snyder-Fair, Drew Cohen, Jon Band i , Casey C i v i e l l o , ate D i c k . A t . Coach Dam ien Strahorn. H e a d Coach Richard Whi 1more. Front R o w : P a t Featherston.
Maine-Fanningtion
1 2/6 1 2/30 1 /2 1 /3 1 /6 1/10
76-84 77-65 54-89 83-64 85-72 57-59 64-75 7 1 -74 47-80
Record: 6- 1 7
80-65
)W:
¡nder .
Pat McGowan mov i ng away from a Immediate R ight: Caitlin Bourque
.e. the bal l .
Above R ight: Wendy B o n n er
mge ¡ to maneuver her way around Amher t er . Below R ight: Caitlin Bourque and Molly ! are ready to take the rebound.
Far B e l o w :
M u l e cheer on t h e i r teammate .
SCOREBOARD Women 1 1 /22 Newbury College
76-63
1 1 /23 Husson College
67-42
1 1 /25
Gordon College
46-5 3
1 2/5
Pine M anor
66-27
1 2/6
E m m anuel
66-76
1 2/ 1 7
Scranton
5 1 -7 3
1 2/ 1 8 Chestnut H i l l 1 /2 1 /3
60-32
Rhode Island College 46-34 59-6 1 Grinnell College
1 /6
Southern Maine
42-78
1 /8
Bates College
56-80
1/10
R i vier
79-4 1
1/13
Bowdoin College Amherst College Trinity College
43 -60
1 /20
S t . Jose ph s
5 9 -43
1 /2 3
4 1 -45
1 /24
Wesleyan College Conn. College
1 /3 0
M iddlebury College
67-76
1 /3 1
W i ll iam College
56-77
2/3
Maine-Farmington
5 7- 5 8
2/6
Bate College
60-77
2/7
Tufts C o l lege
46-65
2/ 1 4
Bow do i n College
46-78
2/2 1
Nescac Quarterfinals:
1/16 1/17
Bowdoin Col lege Record: 9- 1 6
60-44 47-72
63-47
3 7 -68
Skiing
Successful Season Alpi ne--The Colby Men ' s and Women ' s Alpine Ski Team, led b y h e ad c o a c h Mark Godom ky, experienced arguably the best eason of it history . Warner N ickerson '05 , A b b i L a t h ro p ' 0 6 , J e n n y Lathrop ' 06, Charl ie Reed '06, and Robert Saunder '05 were fi v e of s i x competi tor to qualify for the NCAA Div. I championships in Reno, Nevada. During the regular eason, the team managed to place con i tently in the top three for both Men and Women among the t o p NCAA Div. I col leges i n the East i n the i x carn ival race that were held. Next year looks even brighter for thi h ighly talented squad of competitors a s all b u t o n e graduating en ior, Kristian Kn ights '04, w i l l remain on the team . N i ckerson, Saunders, Tyler Rowe, Jake Cologne i and captain N icole Wessen, will provide a dominat i ng en ior squad that will have the potential to lead the team to even greater accompli shment than in the past. ( K n ight )
Nordic--This year the N ordic ski team had many individual uccesses. Both the men's and women's team added four and two fir t-year skiers respec tively to the ro ter. All of whom earned ome of the best re ults from fir t -years in a long while. The e results, added to the trong performances d i pl ayed by the upper clas men placed Colby Nordic Ski ing right into the thick of one of the most competitive Divi sion I circuits in the United States. The team was led by Captai n Col i n Witheril l '04, Adam St. Pierre '04, Eric Fitz '04, and Kate Durda '05 . NCAA points ( top 30 fini hes) were cored at ev ery c a rn i v a l t h i year. (Witheri l l )
All-American ophomore Abbi Lathrop had anothergreat
eason thi year.
Back Row ( left to right) : Jeff Alden, Kate Druda. Andrew Herstein. Kri Dobie, Brandon S m i thwood, Cary Fridrich. Fred Bailey, Adam St. Pie1Te. Aaron Blazer, Eric F i tz. Front Row : H i lary Easter, Head Coach Tracey Cote, M iriam Trot cha, All i. on Cogb i l l . Alex Jo pe, Col i n Witheril l , As t. Coach
86 Patrick Cote.
Alex Jospe had a . trong sea on fini hing third in the TAMC Nordi
or Am Super Tour event
Above: Nordic kiier Adam St. Pierre, Colin Witherill,
and Eric Fitz helped contrib ute to the team 7th place fini h in the Dartmouth Ski Cami al. Left: Warner Nickerson had a trong ea on earning All American honor in the giant lalom.
QCOREBOARD
Women
Women 1 /23
Colby College Carnival: Sugarloaf/US A D ay 1 : G i an t S l alom
3 rd (9 teams)
4th (9 tean1s)
8th ( l OK)
8th ( 1 5 K)
I /24
Day 2 : S lalom
3 rd
3 rd
9th ( 3x5 )
8th ( 3 x5 )
1 /30
St. Lawrence Carnival; Lake Placid D ay 1 : G i an t S l alom
2nd ( 1 0 teams)
6th ( 1 1 team )
l /3 1
D ay 2 : S l alom
6th
3 rd ( 1 0 team )
9th ( 1 5 K)
9th ( 20K)
2/6
U. Vermont Carnival; S towe, VT 9th ( 1 OK)
Day 1 : G i ant S lalom
2nd ( 1 0 teams)
4th ( 1 0 team )
9th ( S K)
2/7
Day 2: S lalom
4th
3rd ( 1 1 teams)
8th ( 3 x5 relay) 8th ( 3 x5 rel ay )
2/ 1 3
Dartmouth Carnival; Hanover, N . H. Day 1 : G iant S lalom
6th ( 1 0 teams)
8th ( 1 0 teams)
9 th (5k)
1 0 ( 1 5 K)
2/ 1 4
Day 2: S lalom
6th ( 1 0 teams)
2nd ( 1 0 teams)
8th ( 1 5 K )
7th (20K)
2/20
Williams Carnival; Prospect, VT
Day 1 : Giant S la l om
6th ( 1 0 teams)
6th ( 1 0 teams)
I st (9 teams)
6th ( 9 teams)
9th ( sprint)
8th (sprint)
9th ( l OK)
8th ( 1 OK)
6th ( 1 1 teams)
8th (SK)
8th ( l OK)
6th ( 1 6 teams)
8th ( lOK)
8th ( 1 5 K)
2/2 1
Day 2: S lalom
2/27
Middlebury Carnival-Eastern Nationals; M i ddlebury VT Day 1 : G iant S lalom
2nd ( 1 0 teams)
2/28
Day 2 : S lalom
5th ( 1 5 teams)
Above Left:
Amit Gaind troke
Chris Holcombe looks on.
the ball wh1J
Above Right:
Drei
Moreland goes a l l out to make a hot.
Oppo ite Page --Above:
Andy Carr and Clil
Donnelly work together in practice to perfect the p l ay. Below Left: Once again, Andy Carr and CW
Donnelly demon trate their kill . Below Right: Maura Myers i ready to erve.
SCOREBOARD Men
Back Row( left to right): Head Coach Sak.hi Khan, Andy Carr. Cl iff Donne l l y , Chris Holcombe, Mark B i ggar. Trevor Mc Wil l i ams, As t. Coach Tony Fletcher, A st. Coach Michael Morgan.
Front Row :
Drew Moreland, Am il Gaind, Sam Weeks. Ryan Phelan, Todd Ba night.
1 1 /22 Will iams Col lege 1 1 /22 M IT 1/16 Stanford Hobart 1/17 1/18 Franklin & Marshal l 1/1 8 l/1 8 1 /2 1 1 /24 1 /3 1 2/4 2.7 217 2/8 2/ 1 0 2/ 1 3 2/ 1 4 2/ 1 4 2/ 1 5 2/ 1 8 2/27
Back Row ( left to right): Head Coach Sahki Khan. Chri tin Reckman, Jenny Abramson, Morgan Pratt. Jen Barrett, Jul ia Benedict. ikki Pate l . Kate Dziedzic, As t. Coach Tony Fletcher, Asst. Coach Michael Morgan. Front Row: Maura Myer . Rachel Lu kin. Emilie Sl ack. Cate Young, A l l ison Dunn.
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Navy Rochester B ate Brown B owdoin B owdoin Wesleyan Trinity Amher t
Bates Tufts Hamilton Conn. College 6-3 St. Lawrence
Bowdoin
0-9 8- 1 1 -8 1 -8 1 -8 0- 9 7 -2 0-9 0-9 0-9 3-6 2 -7 0-9 0-9 1 -8 8- 1 7-2 7 -2 3-6
Team Championship
2/28
Roche ter Deni on
2/29
Wesleyan Record: 8- 1 5
6-3 3 -6 5-4
Squas;h Earne d High Rankin gs Women--The women' qua h team had a winning record of 9-8 before heading in to Na tionals, w here they fini hed 1 2th in the country. Thi wa one spot behind their highe t fini h in the hi tory of the pro gram of 1 1 th la t eason . The Mule fini hed econd in C B B m atches, b e ating B owdoin once in the regular ea on and once in the post- ea on . The team posted two shutout . and narrowl beat Middlebur 5 -4. Julia Bendict '05 won the MVP award, the player with the best record, for the econd year in a row . Although the team is lo ing 5 enior Colby looks for continued ucce in the future . ( Young)
Men--The men' qua h team had a olid sea on with a final record of 8- 1 5 , fini hing at # l 9 in the country . I t w a a rebuild ing year after lo ing four of the tarting nine player to gradu ation the pre iou year. Solid leadership came from captain R yan Phe l an and his co-cap tain Trevor McWil 1iam who both fil led the #1 and #2 pot on the l adder all ea on. Tre m endou contribution came from all member of the team, howe er youth made the real difference. Sophmore Amit G aind and Fre h m an Andy Carr combined for the mo t wins thi ea on, which bode wel l for the future with all pla ers returning . ( Mc Wil l iam )
SCOREBOARD Women �/5
Wesleyan
6-3
9
Mt. Holyoke
7-2
10
W i l l iam
0-9
10
Conn. College
9 -0
10
Smith
8- 1
17
M i ddlebury
5 -4
17
Amher t
1 -8 6- 3
18
M t . Holyoke
21
B ates
2-7
24
Brown
0-9
'3 1
Dartmouth
0-9
'1
B owdoin
4-5
'10
3-6
'13
Bates Bowdoin Tufts
'12
6-3 6-3
'14
H aw ilton
9-0
'15
St. L awre nce
4-5
120
Team Championships:
Abo\'e: Christin Reckman and Rachel Luskin make a
B owd�n
�3
'2 1
B ate
2-7
Emilie Slack and Cate Young
122
Cornell
3 -6
dedication.
Record: 1 0- 1 0
play . R i g h t : The numerou
hour
pent practicing by et the
tandard for
9
Swirnrning e Diving Records Broken Women--At the beginning of Overal l it wa a wonderful end足 the season, we set a goal to ing for the Senior women and have a record of 7-2 and to be we are proud of all the hard C B B Champs. We ended up work, dedication and heart we doing both ! The sea on be - have put into the team for the gan with a lot of hard work and last four year ! (Jiggetts) hard practices and not many meets. Fol lowing finals, we Men--The Mules were a young traveled to Dorado, Puerto Rico team this year led by flyer and for our annual training trip. In captai n Nick B atti ta '04. The Puerto Rico we had a great team had talent and depth and time working hard and enjoy- improved throughout the sea足 ing the beach i n between prac- son . With the return of N ick tice . We had a couple of tough Walendziak and Tom Ireland meets against M iddlebury and and the add i t i o n of J abez Amherst i n January, but won Dewey the tean1' trength wa six dual meets i n a row ending in the sprint events. Breast足 the dual meet season with a stroke dutie were covered by victory against Bowdoin. The Chris DeSanti and John Cole. dual meet season was high- B rad Seymour anchored a l ighted by a pounding of B ates young and developing distance C o l l e ge at t h e i r p o o 1 i n core. Despite a somewhat dis足 Lewiston. At the NESCAC appointing record, the team championships we came in looks to improve on it core of i xth place and in the process young talent for next year. broke 14 school records.
Top: Kristan Jiggetts dive up and out of the brea t Above:
troke.
Carolyn Plante i
ma ter al the back
a
tr oke.
R ight: Ian Cross how perfect
form i hi dive.
Head Coach Tom B urton. Asst. Coaches Kate Duncombe. GT Ladd, Ste-w Swkes.
D i v i ng Coach Andy
Thomp on. Women--Alexi Ca elle, A l l i on Dwyer. K i rsten H e l mcke, K r i tan J i ggett . Carol) n Plant, Joanna Fontaine. Heather Han man, Laura M iller. Mel i s a Plante. Beth Foxwell. Caroline O'Connor. Sharon McMonagle, Lauren S i m mon , Bridget Appe, Kate B iddi combe,
aom i Branz. Anna Gille pie. L i l l i H i ggins, Bridget
M e l l ichamp, Anne M uir. Weather Potdevin, Meg Vallaly. Maf) Warlaumont. Men-Hender on-Cohen, Brad Seymour. John Cole, Ju tin Dubois. Tom lreland, Chri
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i c k Batti ta, M ichael
DeSanti . Ken Thompson,
Ryan Adam , M i tch Bartkiew icz, Eric Bergh. Ian Cross. Patrick Dean, Jabez Dewey, Steven M in .
Meri; Ice l-lockey
Below: Evan Keams
peed
Bayley take on the defen e.
down the ice. Left: Patrick Walsh and Ni Bottom Left:
Brian Chisholm boxe
out t
opponent.
Six Seniors Help Lead Team to Victory The Colby Hockey team enjoyed another s ucces ful season fi nishing up with an overall record of 14 - 7 - 4. After finishing the season in fourth place in a very tough NESCAC league, the M u l e s earned home ice for their quaterfinal game against Will iams. After beating W i l l iams 3 - 1 before a h uge crowd at Alfond Arena, they moved onto the final four at M iddlebury .
Paired up against Trinity, they l ost a tough game 4-2 to end their season . The team graduated ix eniors who will be sorely mis ed. However, with a strong nucleus coming back including NESCAC first team member Patrick Walsh and NESCAC econd team member Nick Bayley, the fu ture look promising. ( MacM i llan)
Back Row (left to right): Tim We ton, Pat Rutherford, Barry Brown, Jared Gordon. Ryan Ahearn, Adan Carl on.Greg O borne, Rodney Ferland. Middle Row: Todd O ' Hara, Jake Bayley, Ben Grandjean. Patrick . Walsh, Kevin Lyon , Eric Molander, Joel Mora h, Patrick S l i pp, Ken Pitter, Chris Ries. Ryan O ' Fl anagan
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Front Row: Ross MacM i l l ian, Brian Chi hol m, ick Mein te l , A st. Coach Albert O ' Conne l l . N i ck Bayle) Evan Kearn , Cory Em t, Head Coach Jim Tortore lla, Nate Stanglein. Judd Moldaver
Le ft : Brian Chisholm. Judd Moldaver,
Evan Kearns and Nick Bayley celebrate a hard earned goal. Below:
Nate Stanglein struggles to
de fend Col b y '
goal.
SCOREBOARD Men 1 1 /2 1 St. Anselm 1 1 /2 3 New England Coll. 1 1 /28 USA National U l 8
6-2
1 1 /29 Gene o
8-2
1 /3
Curry College
1 -4
1 /9
U. M a s. Boston
7 -0
1/10
Babson
2-6
1/16
Wil l i am s
3-6
1/17
M iddlebury
5-3
1 /2 3
5-2
1 /22
Tufts Conn. College 3 -0
1 /3 0
Tri nity
1-1 T
1 /3 1
Wesleyan
2-2 T
2/6 2/7
Norwich St. Michael's
5-2
2/ 1 0
Bowdoin
2-5
2/ 1 3
U . Southern M aine
5- 1
2/ 1 4
S alem S tate
6-2
2/20
4-4 T Amherst 3- 1 Hamilton Nescac Quarterfinals 3- 1 Williams
1 2/6
2/2 1 2/28 3/6
one of hi
many
ave
5 -0 1 4-0 1 4-6
2-4
Nescac Semi-Finals M iddlebury
1ake
3-6
1 /2
1 2/5
tarting goD-lie for the M u le .
1-1 T
Bowdoin Skidmore Castleton State U. Southern Maine
1 2/2
bove: Chris Ries,
2-2 T
2-4
Record: 14-7-4
to help keep the
lule ¡ in the game. Above R ight : Ross MacMillian 1ove
the puck into d1e zone.
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Worner& Ice l-lockey Strong Team Camaraderie This past season, we were
with
met w ith a n extremely com-
B armash .
petitive schedul e .
Junior
M jchele
Senior Captain
Though
Christina Dotchin led our
our overall record was not
defen e , including Megan
what we were hoping for,
B arringer and first-year Jen
we could not have asked for
MaClear, creating stability
a better team . We have had
in the defensive zone. There
NESCAC A l l -Conference
is nothing this team couldn ' t
p layers including graduating
handle without a smile. It is
Senior Kate S weeney and
the reason we came to Colby
c u rr e n t p l ay e r H e a t h e r De V ito, both were top goal
leave .
scorers for this season along
Wh i t e M u l e s . ( D o t c h i n ,
and why we are so sad to We w i l l forever be
Sweeney )
Far
Kate
Left:
Sweeney look
SCOREBOARD Women
to a
teammate to pass the puck. Left: Christina
Dotchin skate the
ice.
Kristin
down
Abov e :
Putnam.
Meghan Barringer, and ChristinaDotchin battle again t the op ponent. Goalie Alex
Harris makes a ave.
1 1 /2 1
W i l l iams College 1 1 /22 Middlebury 1 1 /25 Southern Maine 1 1 /29 Manhattanville 1 1 /30 Utica Plattsburgh 1 2/5 1 2/6 1 /5
1/17 1 /20
Trinity Bowdoin
1 .23 1 /24
Amher t Conn . Col lege
1 -5 3- 1
1 /3 1
Gustavus Adolphus
2/6
Ham i l ton Ham i l ton
1 -2 3- 1 1 -3
Bowdoin Middlebury Williams
0-4 0-3 4-7
Southern Maine Trinity
3-5 6-2
Wesleyan
2-2 T
2/7 2/ 1 0 2/ 1 3 2/ 1 4
9-!
Weh\lcr
1 -6 1-1 1 3-5 2-3 2-3 1 -3 3- 1 1-10
1 /9 1/1 0 1/16
Ca11hn HickC) Anna Morro. Back Ro" (lell 10 nghtl: Bobbi Joe. Head Coach Jen Hol"en. Jamie )ewer;. As,1 Coach Rian Glennon. Middle Ro" Tede<ch1. Fron I Ro\\. L)nn Ha,day. Ca1tlm Leahy. Jen "1cAleer. Ale' Harr". \1eghan Barringer, Enr Schlo"man, Lmd,a) Barada, Lind-ay Sarah Goodrich. Sarah Schroeder. Sa<ha DcV110, Hea1hcr l\llallor) Young. KriMin PutnJm. \1irhele Barma,h. Chmnna Do1chin. Kale S"eene).
Clarkson
2-6 0-7 2-3 4-7 1 -4
2/ 1 7 2/20 2/2 1
John Abbot College Conn. College Amherst Wesleyan
Record: 4- 1 9- 1
Track a Field Going the Distance Indoor Women--The women · track team wa led by enior c o - c ap t a i n B e c k y E an , Tere a L e y r o , C a ro l i n e M i nkoff, and Karima U mmah. a well a enior, N ina Martin. It wa a year of change for the women who tran itioned from a team heavy in field events to a team fil led with m any fir t year printer and roid-di tance runner . The team fin i hed 4 1h overall in the New England D i i ion ill meet out of 39 team . Je M inty '06 broke Colby ' i ndoor and outdoor record for the 800m . K arima U m m ah ' 04 , and C arol i n e M inkoff ' 04 accompanied Je s M i nty to national at the Uni versity ofWiscon in. The team shared a strong camaraderie and l ooks forward to being e x tremely compet i t i ve next year when rejoined by talented junior who were abroad this year a wel l a ome trong new recruits. ( Leyra)
k Row ( le ft to right): A .ch Dick Whately,
t. Coach B il l Lund. Head Coach Todd Coffin . A.
ick
0 ·enhom, Ryan Adam , Chri
Appe l , J o h
ntague. M ike Wal h. Brett Sabbag, Bob Mand, Roy Wil on. A. Coach ·d Beer . Dan Camann. A . Coarh Deb Aitken. Front Row : John Ty on. wn, Peyton McElyea
at
Ja on Fo ter. Xav ier Garcia. Pat Hamer, Eric
naurer. Kyung Ko, Davi d R u
ell.
Indoor Men--It wa great eaon for u becau e e aw that the foundation wa bei ng l ai d for next year b y a very young and competiti e team. The new coache Tod Coffin and Jared Beer brough enthu ia m to thi team and encouraged ev eryone to work h ard. One of my be t memorie of the ea son was when Xavier G arcia, Ro Wil on and myself were all in the final for the 5 5. Three athlete , three friends three teamm ate al l in the final for a single event. Another high l ight of the ea on wa when Jason Fo ter qual i fied for pro v isional National in the weight throw. Last meet of the ea on and he PRs by 4 feet! That' huge ! It ju t goe to how you that hard work, e en when not eeing re ults at fir t, eventu ally pay off. ( Harner)
Back Row (left to right): A Coach Dick Whately. A. Coach Jared Beer , A . Coach B ill Lund. Alexi
Heimann,
ina Martin. Lauren Oliff. Liz Turner. Caroline Minkoff.
Emily Coul on. Emma Carl on. Karima Ummah . Becky Ander on. Kir ten DaYi . A. Coach Todd Coffin.
. Coach Dan Camann.
Middle Row : Sam Law on. Kali Abel.
Theresa Leyro. Becky Evan , Jen Ander on. Je
Hulbert, Liz Linlefield. Brianna
Tuft , lvica Petrokova, Head Coach Debbie Aitken. Front Row: Kri tin Keefrider, teph Free e ,
ora Gouge, Kate Gurfein.
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Above: Jess Minty, flanked by Becky Evans, take command of the race. Above Right: Men 's Track take a dip in the water pit. Right: John Tyson keeps the pace. Far Right: Eric Reinaurer kicks in.
Qcoraboard Men: Indoor
1/17
Brandeis Invitational
3rd(of7)
1 /24
Bowdoin Invitational
3rd(of6)
1 /3 1
U. Laval Invitational
4th(of4)
2/7
State of Maine Meet
4th(of4)
@ Bates 2/ 1 4
Tuft Cla sic
No Score
2/2 1
N.E, Div. Ill
1 2th(of2 1 )
Charnpionshps @ Bowdoin 2/28
DMR-9th
N .E. Championships @ Boston University
3/6
ECAC Champion hips
1 4th(36)
@ Bowdoin Outdoor
4/3
RIC Invitational l st(of l 1 )
4/ 1 0
Bates Invitational 2nd( of3 )
4/ 1 7
State Of Maine Meet
3rd(of4)
@ Bate 5 (of l l )
4/24
NESCACs @ Trinity
5/ 1
1 3th(of25) NE Div. I I I Championship @ William
5/8
Open NE
l 6th(of3 5 )
Champio hip @ Northea tern 5/ 1 5
ECAC Champion hip @ William
5/22
NCAA Div. ill Champion hip @ Milliken
Back Row: Coach Dick Whatley. Fred Bai le) , Dave Ru. se l l , Andrew Heaney, Tom Goth. Wal h, Sam Crocker, Dave Civ 1tello, Bretl Sabagg,
ed S m i th, Mik
Coach Dan Camann. M iddle Row: Coach Deb A1tke1
Coach Jared Beers, Dan Vas a l lo, Chris Appel. Bob Mand, M ike Aqu i no, Roy Wi l;on,
ick Oxenhom. Kyun
Ko. Jo h Montague, Chris Roger�. Coach Todd Coffin, Coach B i l l Lund. Front Row: Jeff Alden, Dre•
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Moreland, Xavier Garcia, Eric Reinaurer. John Ty�on. Pat Harner, Ja on Fo ter.
Above: Caroline Minkoff follow through on a olid weight throw. Above Far Left: McKenzie Wessen set up for the hot put.
Abo e Left: Karima Um.mah ail over the and. Left: Xavier Garcia and Pat Harner take flight in the tripple jump.
1/17 1 /24 1 /3 1 2/6 2/ 1 4 2/2 1 2/28 3/6 3/ 1 2
SCOREBOARD Wome n : Indoor 1 t(of5) U S M Invitational 1 t(of5) B owdoin Invitational 2nd(of6) U. L aval Invitational State of Maine Meet 2nd(of4) @ Bowdoin No Score Tuft C l a ic 4th(of2 1 ) N.E, Division III Champion hp @ M IT 22nd(of3 l ) Open NE Champion hip @ B U ECAC l l th(of38 ) Championships @ B owdoin 33(of59) NCAA DIII Champion hip @ UW Whitewater
Outdoor
4/3 4/ 1 0 4/ 1 7 4/24 5/ 1 5/8 ck Row: Coach Dick Whatle) . Coach B i l l Lund,
i n a Mart i n . Lauren O l i ff. Liz Turner. Caro l i n e M i nkoff.
-ima Carl on, Em i l ie Coul on. A l l Lon Cogbi l l . Karima Ummah . Jac k ie Rollen, Je ck)
H u l bert, Jen Ander on.
nder on, Coach Dan Camman. M i ddle Row: Coach Jared Beers, McKenzie We
riman i kas, Mis y C i anciolo. H i lary Ea ter.
aomi W i lson.
icole We
on. B rianna Tuft . K r i t i n Keefrider.
, M i n t ) . Beck) Evan . Coach Deb A i tken, Coach Todd Coffin. Front Row : Bet ) Litt lefield. Kate Gurfein, ma Bruno.
5/1 5
en, Stephanie
ora Gouge. There a Leyro. Karen Pri by. h ica Petrokova. Steph Free e. Kir ten Da\ i
5/22
H orne v. Bate M IT Invitational 2nd(of4) Aloha Relay 2nd(of4) NESCACs @ Trinity 4th(of l 1 ) 4th(of 2 8 ) NE Div. Ill Charnpionip @ Springfield Open NE 20th(of33) Championship @ Northeastern ECAC Championships @ Williams NCAA D iv. ill Championships @ Mill iken
Baseball Fielding Strong Leaders The enior graduating this year were a pecial group of gentlemen who led a team with dignity, courage and athletic talent. The leaders of thi year' team consisted of captains Eric Roy and Yince Domestico. The other two eni ors, B . L . Lippert and Ph i 1 Geiger al o helped pave the way toward proper leader hip. Eric Roy was a tarting catcher al l four year on the team and made second team all NESCAC his enior year. V i nce Dome tico
witched over to hortstop and wa the captain of the infield. B . L Lippert played three year a a trong role in the infield at 3rd base and was known for hi Ph i l Geiger c 1utch hitting. wa this year' number one pitcher and led the team in i n ning pitched with 45 . Thi en ior clas wa a pecial breed and there fortitude during times of trouble regarding basebal l is something that they shou ld be very proud. They are true gentlemen on and off the field. (Geiger)
e l\On. Colby Souder�. Robert Ro!>enbaum, Travis Agustin. Head Coach Tom De ter, As\l. Coach Chapp) M i c hael Beitia, Bob S teve Sandak, incent Dome\tico. Dan L) nch, T) ler Cote. Tyler Hale . Tom Salem)', John Ame�. Eric Ro; . Brady, Andrev. Jenkin�. B rian L i bert), Robert Li ppert. Ph i l Geiger, Andy Carr. Rodney Kristopher K i ng. Robert Jacobs. Jack Peet. and Jordan Henr) .
O\ e : B.L. Lippert throw
the bal l home w h i l e Vince Domestico cover h i m .
: h t ¡ Vince Domestico demonstrate ov. : Rodney Ames
lide
in
hi
batting
kill .
afe at home for a run.
t lom : Eric Roy poi ed and ready for the p i tch.
QC.OREBOARD 3/20
Keene S tate
3 -4: 8- 1
3/2 1
Union
9- 1 0; 1 -5
3/2 3
M iddlebury
7 - 3 ; 4- 1 0
3/24
W i l l i am s
6-9; 2- 1 2
L3/25 H am i l ton
3 -4 4- 1 6
3/26
North Central ( Il l . )
3/27
C hi c ag o
8- 1 3 , 5- 1 7
3/30
Husson College
5-3
4/3
B owdoin
2-4; 3 -4
4/4
B owdoin (2)
2-3
4/7
U. M. Farmington
2-9
4/9
B ates
5-6
4/ 1 0
Bates (2)
1 - 1 2; 7-9
4/ 1 4
St. Josep h ' s College
ppd., rain
4/ 1 6 4/ 1 7
Trinity Trinity (2)
2 - 5 ; 2- 1 2
4/2 1
U . Southern Maine
2- 1 3
4/24
Tufts Univers i ty
1 - 1 1 ; 4-9
4/25
Tufts U nivers i ty (2)
6- 1 6
4/27
U . Maine Orono
4/28
Thomas College
8-2
4/29
U . Maine Orono
8- 1 8
5/ 1
Hamilton
1 2- 3 : 1 4- 8
1 3- 1 5
Record: 6-25
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Crew
Sights Set High Women--They faced a diffi cult ta k thi spring a defend ing NCAA champion of Divi sion I I I Rowing. The crew et its sights on another national champion hip from early on in the year. Both the fal l head racing and the w inter training were ucce fu1 and prepared the crews as be t as pos ible for the spring racing. However, t h i s spring the compe t i t ion proved to be more of a chal lenge for the women than had been expected. The varsity women earned a 7lh place fi n ish at the New England Cham p ionship which qualified them for the ECAC Championship the fol lowing weekend. Dep i te the speed that was gained over the lat ter part of the eaon by both the varsity and JV women ' s crew , Colby fi n ished the eason with a 1 3 111
Men--Colby Men ' s Crew ha really developed over the years into a tronger and more com petitive team i n part to a greater development of the program as well a excellent coach ing. They rai ed the bar thi year by committing themselve to the needed extra training and conditioning which paid off this spri ng with a respectable record of 1 0-2. They were able to defeat pa t rival thi pring such as Bate and Coast Guard Academy in some very excit ing dual meets. Lastly, men ' s var i t y placed 1 3th a t the New England Rowing Champion ships, however, this fin ish was not reflective of the team ' s great progre t h i sea on. Senior captain , Nick Gambino, ha been with the team for four year attaining captain his la t year. Gambino' co-captai n, place finish which would not Jeff Sparrow '05 , will continue qual i fy for a bid to the NCAA on next year with Ted Farwell Championship. Nevertheless, 'OS joining him a co-captain. Colby Men ' Crew can ex al 1 the women raced hard and with heart i n one of the tough pect to ee an even tronger e t years of competition that men ' s team next year with the Divi ion I ll rowing has ever l argest sen ior class in a great een and the women hould be while. (Gambino) proud of their accom p l i s h ments i n spite of di sappointing end results. ( M i tretta)
The men and women' team aim to perfect their troke in hope of strong finish at the New England Rowing Champion hip .
�
-
.
t>n'.., Crew Tea m : Bennet B arnwel l . Joey Berg. Alec Boyd. Ted Farwel l . M ichae l Feldman. unbino. Sam Gray,
fl Sparrow.
ick
. 1ck
athaniel Hulme. Liam McDonnel l , Seth Pierrepont, T i m Robert . Kev i n Seib) . on Merten . Stephan Whelpley. Women '
Crew Team : Carol i ne Andre e n .
ary B i g g i o , E r i c a Bauer, Logan B uchanan, K a t i e B rown, Cait l i n Chamberl i n . K a t i e Curti . Jrgaret Duggan . Sara11 Dunham. Sarah Fal lon, Cameron Fi her, Cl a i re Goodman, Leah H agamen, rah Ho kin on, Katie J one . Megan Lo aron McMonagl e. Laura Mi tretta. Katie 1
igian, Dana Maglari , Lind ey Ma ter . Emily McClure.
0 · ei 1 1, Mary 0 t berg, Andrea Piekar ki, Becca Rei man.
hepherd, A n n ie Szender, El l ie Therrnan. en, Laurel Woodward. Head Coach S te w Stoke .
1ach Pat Tynan, A
·t.
t. Coach Emily A llen
The men and women glide by multiple house
QCOREBOARD
w h i l e p ra c t i c i n g o n Me
Men and Women 1/5
Texti le R iver Regatta
'/ 1 1
New Hampshire Championship
1 1 th (20 crews) 9th (20 crews)
/ 1 8 Head o f Charles Regatta Cambrigde, Mass.
20th ( 40 crew )
/26 C B B Head R ace Colby-Hume Center
2nd
Wesleyan, WPI, UMass @ Worcester
2nd ( 4 crews)
Conn Col lege, Amher t UMass Lowell 10
@ Lowe l l , Mass. 18
1 st (4 crews)
Coast Guard 1 st (4 crew )
C B B Head R ace Lewiston,ME
�4
U. New Hampshire @ Hume Center
2nd
New Engl and Rowing Championships @ Worcester, Mass
7th ( 1 8 crews)
ECAC National Invitational Regatta @ Worcester, Mass
1 3th
alonskee Lake.
goftball Finish ing Strong The 2004 sea on for Colby oftball wa almo t bitter weet, as we experienced overall suc ce s and a great record, but fai led to make NESCAC play offs. At 1 6- 1 1 - 1 , we had one of the best overal l records in recent year . However, we lost key games agai nst NESCAC opponents. After l ast year' s accompl ishment o f h o t i n g the NESCAC playoffs, this year was di appointing in that re spect. The e cruc ial conference games proved to be really fru trating, since the majority of our losses were by I or 2 runs. The three pitchers for our team this year, Lauren Olmsted '06,
Toni -Lynn Robbins '05 and Lindsey Toomey '07, had great seasons. They kept u in v i rtu al ly every game, and gave us a chance to get the job done with our bats. Wendy Bonner '05 stood out as our most talented hitter this year, fini hing w ith a .385 batting average. She was the only player hitting above . 300 for the year. Al so, we proved to maintain mental trength and a per evering att i tude after we were knocked out of playoff contention we fi n ished the season by win ning 8 of our la t 9 games, inc l uding a 7 game winning treak. ( H urd, Shea)
A Jove : The team st ind by and cheers on
an
incoming
teammate. Right:
Wendy
Bonner makes the catc h . forc i n g an other out for the op po ·ing team. B o t to m
Elizab eth
Right:
R iley
w i nds up to bat.
QCOREBOARD
A st . Coach Candice Pare n t . A�st. Coach K r i s t i n a Katori, Es�1e W i d l a n s k i . Li nd�ey Toome) , Ton i - L y n n Robbi ns. E l i zabeth R i ley. K a r a F a g a n . W e n d ) B o n n e r . M e g a n Bov i l l . Lauren Back Row ( l eft to righ t ) :
O l m sted, Head Coach Dick B a i ley. Front Row: M ic h ae l y n . Bortolotu. A nnelle Ca�wel l . Meaghan Shea, Kate H u rd. M i k i
Larr. E m i l y A l le n . Am) Palmer
3/2 1
Wi ·con in-Whitewater
3/22
Bethel
3/22
Fredonia
3/2 3
Middlebury ( 2 )
3/24
Plymoth State
3/24
Oneonta Sate
3/25
MIT
1 -3 5-2
2-6 7 - 6 ; 2- 1 7-6 5-3 3-3T
3/26
Lawrence
3/26
Union
0- 1 5-6 6- 1
3/27
Thomas
4/7
St. Jo eph'
4/ 1 0
Trinity College (2)
7-6; 4-5
4/ 1 5
Bowdoin ( 2 )
2-3; 3-4
4/ 1 6
Hu. son
4/ 1 7
Tuft. (2)
2-4; 0- 1
4/ 1 8
St. Jo eph'
5-0; 4-5
4/20
U.M. Farmington
4/22
Bates ( 2 )
4/24
Bates
4/24
Brandeis
7-6
4/25
St. Joseph' ·
7-0
4/27
U. Maine-Orono
1 -7
2- 1
3-0
Record: 1 6- 1 1 - 1
2-0 7-0: 4-0 8-0
Womer-ÂŁ Lacros:s:e
st Row ( left to righ t ) :
Courtney Drake , A l l ie Libby, L ibba Cox. Liz Morbeck.
'atherine O " Brien. 2nd Row : Leah Wei berg. Elizabeth G h i l ardi . TraC) Kol akow <1tie Robert. , Ke! e)
e v i l le. Pri c i l l a Catir.
3rd R o w :
A
lei,
t. Coach Marcia
1graharn, A . t . Coach Tom Au tin. Sarah B url ing ham. J u l ia Benedict, Emma M i ller . .im Jone .
ora Beltz . 4th Row : Becca Avrutin. Kare Wheeler. Kate Wei ler, Cara
>ionisi
Above: Julia Benedict guard the goal p o t. Kate Weiler outrun
her
opponent.
QC.OREBOARD Left and Belov. : The M u l e battle e sion . Bottom Left: Becca
3/ 1 3
M iddlebury
3-8
Avrutin block h e r defender t o make
3/2 1
Washington & Lee
5- 1 4
for p o
the catch.
3/23
Union
1 4- 1 9
3/23
MIT
1 6-6
3/27
A mherst
1 0- 1 8
3/28
Welle ley
1 4-7
3/3 1
B ate
20-7
4/3
Trinity
8- 1 3
4/ 1 0
Conn. College
1 0-7
4/ 1 4
B owoin
5 -4
4/ 1 7
Tufts
5- 1 2
4/ 1 8
Will iams
8- 1 1
4/20
U. Southern M aine
2 1 -6
4/22
Plymouth State
8- 1 4
4/24
We leyan
1 2- 1 1
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Nesc ac Quarterfi nal B owdo i n Record: 7-9
4- 1 3
Lacrosse Starting the Season Off R ight Thi s season was an improvement over l ast year. We stru1ed the season wel l , with a lot of energy and enthusia m, winning close games with tough defense and a c l utch offense. As the eason progressed i njuries to key p l ayers, and a rigorous N ESCAC chedule lowed o u r momentum. T h i year the NESCAC was a di v i ion three power house , boasting fi ve t e am in the top t w e n t y throughout the season . Sen ior attacker Jo hua Cleaver '04 led the Mule i n goal and was second in poi nts. Cleaver had help on the attack l i ne from M i ke Haimes 04 and face-off man R y a n G l e n n o n ' 04 . Haime mi ed most ofthe year
with injury problems, while G lennon wa third i n coring and wa a leader in a sist . Eric Seidel , Matt Roland and Sean Murphy made up the midfield. Sen ior Nick Owen ' 04 led the defen ive corps from the long- tick midfield p o s i t i o n . T o m De u t s c h , Jonathan Bodan k y and fir t 足 year player Kyle Ha kett were the other defender . Matt LaPagl i a ' 04 returned to goal po ting and made many save for the Mules. The Mules fin足 i hed the ea on 8-6 and al 足 ready have their ight et on next year with a promi ing in足 coming class. B YOS mule (Tyler, Cleaver)
QC.OREBOARD 3/ 1 3 3/22 3/24 3/27 3/30 4/3 4/7 4/ 1 0 4/ 1 5
M iddlebury Union Col lege
8-7 9-7 9-4
Wi l l i ams B abson Keene State Amherst @ Mass
1 1 -4 4- 1 0
Bates Trinity U . Southern Maine
7-5 1 4- 1
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4- 1 0 Tufts New England College 6-2 8- l 1 Conn. College
4/28 5/ 1
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ackRo"W ( l e ft to righ t ) : Head Coach Rob Quinn. Man LaPagl i a . Andrew 0 ' Conne l l - S hevenel l . Sam B urke, ric Seidel. Sean M u rphy, Troy L ieberman, M ike H ai me . Ryan G lennon, Jo h Cleaver. Matthew Lundgren. ick Owen . Ryan Tyler.
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nmediate R i g h t : Mik e Haimes help on the attack ne. >ppo ite Page: ¡op: Ryan Tyler ready for action. lelo"W: Josh Cleaver battle \V1th a member of the ppo ing team .
Tennis Young Team s Gain Experience Men ' s--With four junior starters abroad, the team was comprised of six sophomores and fi ve freshmen, led by new Coach M ike Morgan. Nate Stone and Tom Gi ldersleeve reac hed the fin a l s of the i r doubles draw at the Wal lach Inv itational, and Stenovec advanced to the second round ofthe ITA regional tournament. The men fin ished the ir season with a short-handed los to USM, i nc l uding v ictories at first and second single by Steen Sehnert and Ben Crane, respectively, as well as the first doubles team of Sehnert and Crane . We have a lot to l ook forward to next year with the return of our upperclassmen and the experience we gained from this eason . ( Sehnert)
Women--This spring we aw the return of 3 junior from abroad and the addition of a new freshman . We went from being a relatively young but talented team in the fal l , to a team with incredible depth right down the entire ladder in the spring. Th is team showed not only do we have a big heart and tons of fight, but the talent to back it up. We just mi sed qualifying for the NCAA tour nament which was di appoint ing after uch a great competi tive season(arguabl y one of the best in CWT's history ) but with only our senior captain gradu ating thi year, there i no doubt that thi team w i J I be reari ng to take on the rest of the North east agai n next year. ( Pratt)
QCOREBOARD Men
3/ 1 3 3/1 3 3/ 1 9 3/22 3/23 3/24 3/26 4/6 4/ 1 0 4/ 1 1 4/ 1 4
B randei Middlebury Springfield Cal v i n Western Kentucky Frostburg Southern Maine Bates Tufts Conn. Col lege Bowdoin
1 -6 1 -6 7-0 6- 1 3-4 6- 1 6- 1 1 -6 1 -6 7-0 3-4
Record: 5-6
Men ' Tenni Team : Ben Crane, Jame Cryan, Tom G i l dersleeve, Matt Morri on , Steen Sehnert, John Fallon, Ti mothy Setnovec, Marc Ka in, Tony G i l l , Nathaniel Stone, Kev in Yardi.
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B randei s Hamilton DePauw M iddlebury We tern Kentucky Cal v i n Rochester MIT Conn . College N ESCAC Tournament Hugh Advance� N ESCAC Tournament H ughs upset
7 -2 9-0 4-5 2-7 3-4 6-3 9-0 8- 1 5-4
Record: 6-3
omen ' Tennis Team : A l l i son Dunn, Kate !:iedzic, Anna Erdhei m Paige Hanzlik, Al ice �nder on, S ara H ughes, Tracy Nale, N ikki tel, Chri tina Pl uta, Morgan Pratt. G i nny tho, Lauren Uhlman n
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Badminton The Colby Badminton Club has been in existence ince 1 996 when Michael Farrell created the club his freshman year. Since then, the club has only grown. Although it has been an athletic club there are no tryouts and it is open to all who want to play.
Besides being open to all levels of play, the
club spans international boundaries. Students from the all across the Eurasian continent play in the club and make up a very large contingent. The club also draws illustrious professor from Colby academia including Professor Scheck and Professor Livshits. The club now owns over 20 racquets and four nets. Regularly scheduled meeting times happen every Friday and Sunday throughout the year on the basketball courts of the Alfond Sports Complex. The third annual badminton tournament went well again this year with over 25 participants and we hope to be part of future intercollegiate tournaments as our club grows. The leadership continues with the effort of President Will Sander ' 04 and VP Rafa! Urban ' 04. We cannot forget to mention all the students that have come down once or numerous times to help support the club.
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Jeremy Jamieson --Football Academic All-District I College Division Football First Team; NESCAC Fall All-Academic Team
Rob Vail--Football NESCAC Second Team Offense
Individual Athletic Awards; Johanna Schroeder--Volleyball Academic All-District I College Division Football First Team; NESCAC Fall All-Academic Team
Brandon lrwin--Football
Nat Brown--Cross Country
NESCAC Second
New England Small
Team Defense
College Athletic Conference First Team
Kimberly Prescott--Volleyball
Eric Reinauer--Cross Country
American Volleyball Coaches Association
New England Small
New England Region All-American;
College Athletic
NESCAC All-Conference Second Team
Conference Second Team
Abbey Stella --Volleyball
Karima Ummah--Indoor Track
NESCAC Fall
All-American
All-Academic Team
in triple jump
Ryan Tyler--Lacrosse NESCAC Spring All-Academic team
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Erica Bauer--Crew NESCAC Wiinter
Division II / III Collegiate Rowing C oaches
A ll-Academic Team
Association (CRCA) National Scholar-Athlete Award
Kristan Jiggetts--Swimming NESCAC Winter All-Academic Team
L aura Mistretta--Crew Division I I / III Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) National Scholar-Athlete A ward
Carolyn Plant--Swimming
Katherine Brown--Crew
NESCAC Winter
Division II / III Collegiate Rowing Coaches
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Association (CRCA) National Scholar-Athlete Award
Brittney Lazar--Field Hockey National Field H ockey C oaches Association
Eric Roy--Baseball New England Small
Division III National Academic
Col lege A thletic
Award
Conference Second Team
Kelly Welch--Field Hockey
Joshua Cleaver--Lacrosse
National Field H ockey Coaches Association
New E ngland Small
Division III National Academic
College Athletic
Award
Conference Second Team
Rebecca Avrutin--Lacrosse
Nick Owe ns--Lacrosse
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Colby admissions volunteers add the personal touch to each prospective student's v i s it . Tour gui des train rigor ously to be able to walk backwards across campus in the snow and ice of the Maine winter. Lobby hosts chat with pro pective ' s and their fami lies in the lobby. Overnight hosts give students the chance to spend the night on campus and show them the ins and outs of Colby. The hundreds of hours countless volunteers spend down at the Lunder House make visiting Colby a unique experience.
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Colby ' s chapter of Amnesty International focuses primarily on trying to educate the campus on hum an rights issues. We hold teach-ins on issues, bring speakers to campus, and also hold weekly petition tables . At our weekly meetings, we discuss current i ssues and also write letters to governments around the world appealing to them to free wrongfully imprisoned people . Over the past years. Amnesty has ad dressed sweatshop labor on campus. brought speakers l ike l abor organizer Luis Cardona. and worked closely with high school chapters to annually host J amnesty.
Amne�t The Asian Cultural Society (ACS) works towards introdw> ing Asian culture to the Colby community through the activities and events it organizes throughout the year. year's highlights included an Asian banquet for over 1 20 people (and with all the food cooked by ACS members ! ) celebrate the Moon Festival, a Lunar New Year celebrati dinner, semi-regular mahjong games, as wel l as events as the Japanese Tea Ceremony demonstration as part of "Zen Art and Culture" series (held in Colby College Mu seum of Art). As always, members have great fun and I of yummy food !
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B allroom Dance is a dual-natured organization ·
g beginner ballroom dance lessons in a social re for the campus . The group holds weekly
and partie s throughout the semester. The second the club is the Competition Team a group of more ced dancers who compete in ballroom dance other chools on the East Coast.
Ballroom Dance
Colby ' s chapter of Best B uddies is part of an international non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals w ith mental retardation through one-to-one friendships. Our college buddies have developed wonderful friendships with our buddies from Quarry Road Residential Center and the greater Waterv i lle area. This year w e ' ve had several fun events including the indoor picnic, the Halloween party where one of our associate members won best costume karaoke, Thanksgiving dinner, bowling and the infamous tax i cab incident : ) , making picture frame
and the Sea Dogs
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BMR puts on a musical revue each semester composed of songs from various Broadway hows new and old, popular and little - known. Often comical and always amusing, songs range from melodic batads to energy choreography - intensive numbers.
Broadway Mus:ical Review IBMR>
The Colby College Chorale, a mixed choru of 75 men and women, is the largest s inging ensemble on campus. It is dedicated to the performance of a wide variety of EW"OÂ pean and American choral music - sacred, secular and popular, and bring to its performances a warmth of tone musical sensitivity, and sense of style that audiences find energizing and rewarding. The Chorale took a concert tour to Greece in spring 2002. The Chorale is directed by Prof. Paul Machlin, who, in 2003-04, celebrates his 30th year on the Colby faculty.
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Wfh.erefore, s ince we are surrounded by such a great c loud f witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and sin that so eas i ly entangles and let us run w ith perse ce the race marked out for us. Let us fix our eyes on the author and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy before him endured the cross , scorning its shame and down at the right hand of the throne of God. Consider who endured such opposition from sinful men. so that . u will not grow weary and lose heart . . Hebrews 1 2 : 1 -3
Colby Chris;tian Fellows;hip
Colby Dancers, the student-run dance company. had a great year. Under Construction, the fall show. was held in Page and allowed many first time chorographers to show off their skills. The spring show. Pul se. was held in the Waterville Opera House and gave Colby and the Waterv i l l e commun i ty the opportun i ty t o see some fantastic and entertaining choreography and dance invol v i ng students from all four c lasses.
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Recently established in the fal l of 2002, the concept of Colby Di nner Theater was moti vated by a des ire to bring an alternative and experimental form of theater to Colby. Colby Dinner Theater presents three nights of entertain ment each semester in which comedy, interactive theater improv i sation . and musi cal i nnovation are all readi ly acces sible to a broad campu audience. It is a place for students to have fun, to experiment and to bring all forms of entertainment to the forefront of the soc ial atmosphere The 2003-2004 season included B arefoot in the Park by Neil S imon and Somewhere in Between by Craig Pospisil.
Colby Dinner Theater
The Colby 8 has been in ex istence s ince 1 947. The follow ing i s an excerpt from the early History of the "Colby Eight" 1 94 7- 1 951. '•Out of turmoil of World War Il, many new e lements found their way to the Colby Campus; some discordant, some harmonious - all however, struggling to break through to a new .. peacetime" pace. It was this kind of atmosphere that prevai led during October of 1 94 7 when an event occurred which was to have a profound effect on the mus ical l ife at Colby.'
It was then that the Colby 8 was
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from monitoring the c l im bi ng wal l , the CMC took age of the outdoors this year with multiple climbing Clifton, Rumney Pawtuckaway, and Dev i l · s Chair. ond annual CMC/COC spring break trip to Red Canyon
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Desert Oases' and various contributions to
Rocks, the annual forum for students to share their r adventure
with the whole community .
Colby Mountaineering Club
The Colby Republ icans seek to promote the ideals of l im i ted government, economic freedom and indi v idualism. The organization s goals are to stimulate debate, encour age independent thinking on the part of students and faculty, and demonstrate that the foundations of conserva tive thought not only have merit but should be taught with the same intel lectual fervor as liberal thought. The organi zation plays an active role in encouraging student to '
participate in local, state and national politic , as ·well as brining prominent speakers to campus to addre s pressing soc i al and political is ues.
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2003 -2004 was the Colby Computer Club ' s inaugural year as a student chapter of the ACM. To celebrate, club members visited M IT in the fall for the BOS PRE pro gramming contest. The club also fielded a broomball team , The Turing Machine, that went on to glory with a final record of 0-5- 1 . In the spring we proudly wore CS department t-shirts bearing the slogan .. We · re not j ust geeks with computers . . . wait, yes we are." When we were n ' t busy showing off our athletic talent, technical prowess, or good fashion sense, we attended CS lunch with our professors and met for drinks at the pub.
Computer Club
The Colby Echo is the student-run weekly newspaper on campus. The News and Features section was headed by senior Kate Russo, the Sports section w as headed by senior Erica Ayotte, and the Arts and Entertainment section was headed by senior Emma McCandless. The layout expertise of senior editor Maura Myers and the grammatical exper tise of senior Marisa MacNaughton helped to enhance each i ssue of the Echo. Under the leadership of Manag i ng Edi tor, sen ior, Liz B omze and Editor in Chief, senior. Kaitlin McCaffe rty, the Echo had covered many difficult i ssues and had a great time during the 2003-2004 year.
Echo The Ethnic Vocal Ensemble (EVE), Colby ' s newest acape lla group began j ust our sophomore year. The ori nal members wanted to bring some new flavor to Colby world of acapella, focusing on different genres and m in other languages along with an incorporation of � the concerts. Although a common misconception, the "Ethnic" part
in EVE does not mean that only people of
color can join, but rather that we enjoy soulful singing that we do promote multicul tural ism. EVE has impro¥ greatly over the past three years and looks to be a while!
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F i l ipino C l ub, which began in the spring of 2003 , has a year fu l l of diverse and fun activities and has spon events such as Struggles Against Gold: The F i l i pino -Mining Campaign which featured a speaker from the "ppines, a learn to eat and cook F i l ipino food night. and onnance by the Philippine Dance Company of Last spring the club also sponsored the F i lipi no. can film entitled ''The Debut" at Rai l road Square ted its first ever F i l i p ino C l ub Barbeque. The club nues to be proud of its diverse club membersh ip and to bring great things to the Colby campus.
Filipino Club
The Four Winds exists to rai se awareness about the cul ture, hi story and contemporary concerns of indigenous communities in North America and abroad. Thi s year we celebrated Native American Heritage month with a eries of films and documentaries including: The Fast Runner. \.Vhite Shamans/Plastic Medicine Men and The B usiness
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Fancy Dancing. In Apri l . as part of our perennial involve
ment in Earth Day festivities, Sherman Alexie, Coeur D 'A lene Indian and acclai med poet /author /screenplay writer, will give a lecture titled "Without Reservations' ' .
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Colby Improv is Colby ' s oldest improvisational comedy troupe which continues to inspire students to never forg that humor lies in the eyes of the beholder. The past four years for Colby Improv have brought many dance num into the introductions, i nc luding a rendition of "It ' s a Harcl Knock Life'', the "Friends" theme song, ''The Neverending Story" theme song, Marky Mark 's "Good Vibrations' , B · Spears ' "Toxic" and many others. Colby Improv fully en dorses the campus-wide obsession with Creamy Goodn Colby ' s newest co-ed a capella group. and hopes that ev one wil l continue to laugh with us. not at us.
Im prov
Colby Martial Arts is dedicated to the study of Tang Soo Do and affiliates i tself with the Mi Guk Kwan organiza tion. CMA is an accelerated program that pushes students to learn and perfect material quickly. The club had five students promoted to blackbelt in 2003 and hopes that two more members will earn blackbelts in 2004. The club supports three classes, separated by ability levels, each of which meet three times a week. The class of 2004 mem bers are J ason Koch, Isaac Griffith-Onnen, Rafal Urban, Kathryn Hulick, Dana Wheeler, and Andre Garron.
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The Megalomaniacs are Colby s only coed a aq;pel group. Started in 1 996, the Megs goal bas tra<liticiml iY been to entertain audience with unmitigated harmon: a unique performance style. Our repertoire div ·
ranging from newer pop songs to older a cappeDa This year ' s group features 1 4 charismatic sing them four graduating seniors: CiCi Malik. Joe ·",.VJ� Anne Olm ted and James Oh.
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Newman Counci l i Colby · s Catholic student group. nurturing spiritual l ife for all students on campus. we er on S unday afternoons in Lorimer Chapel to celte the Eucharist. We also meet throughout the year for yer Scripture study, retreats socials movie n ights and er discussions. We serve the wider community ugh act of social j ustice, such as raising funds for the "d-Maine homeless shelter through our annual Hunger
Newman Council
Powder & W i g is Colby ' s student-run theater group. Thi s year w e produced three plays o n campus and sent one play to the C B B One-Act Festival . Todd Hunsdorfer directed S am Shepard ' s B u ried Child in the fal l , Julie Miller di rected Tina Howe ' s The Art of Dining over January, An drew W i l l directed and re-worked a series of sketches from Monty Python, and Liz Neumann directed Sophie Treadwel l ' s Machinal in the spring. Every spring Powder
& Wig also produces The Compleat Wks. of Wil m . Shkspre Abrdgd which w a s performed Adrian LaRochelle, Matt M itchel l and B en Raphael this year.
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Colby Qui lting grew to I 0 members and took on many chal lenging and fun projects in the '03- '04 year. Upon news of the tragic death of Dawn Rossignol ( ' 04), the q u i l ters decided to make a quilt for the Rossignol family The "Interlocking Friendship Star" patterned quilt i n 25 shades of Colby B l ue was signed by hundreds of mem of the Colby community . During Jan P l an the quilters were joi ned by 7 students for a quilting c lass. The class went on a .. shop hop" traveli ng 1 50 m iles to 5 shops in buying l ots of fabric. All of the quilters have accomp personal proj ects and look forward to the '04- ' 05 year.
Quilting
Rotaract is a n international organization o f serv ice cl ubs that fosters leadership and responsible citizenship and promotes i nternat ional understanding and peace. The Colby Rotaract Club, founded in 2000, works c l osely with the Mid-Maine Homeless S he lter, providing it baked goods and assi stance in maintenance and c leaning. In the spri ng of 2004, the c l ub collaborated w i th the Waterv i l le Rotary Club to do a c leanup of downtown Waterv i l le and held a c itywide book dri ve. where all donated books were sent to three impoverished school s near Cape Town, S ou th Africa.
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It has been a great year for the Colby S k.ateboaRl our second organized year we ' ve travele4 t skateparks across Maine as wel l as
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e purpose of Colby ' s SAA is to assist the Colby Alumni ociation and the Office of Alumni Rel ations in provid programs of direct benefi t to students alumn i , parents faculty as well as the College in general . We serve as ble l inks between the alumni of today and the alumni of future. The programs of SAA are designed to promote raction between students and alumni and increase dent involvement for the betterment of the College. w i l l foster a sense of pride and tradition in the Cole and will promote an active program of recruitment commitment among both students and alumn i .
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S GA works on behalf of the student body to improve the college by focusing on academic and residential l ife. safety , and more. Among the programs initiated and spon ored by the SGA this year were an expansion of the Colby Card access sy tern to make bui l dings safer, the newspaper readership program, the MuleMatch dating system the Life Skill
seminar eries . and the Mosaic Conference addre s
ing multiculturalism, and more. Executive Officers were Derek Taff President Jo h German, V ice President; Jon ickerson, Treasurer E. Drew McKechnie Secretary and Webmaster and Kel ly Welch, Parliamentarian.
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The 2003 - 2004 school year marked the S tudent Pro gramming Board ' s first year under a new constitution. With the new constitution, SPB worked in six committees (Coffeehouse, Concert and Live Music, Cultural Events, Publicity, Social Events , and Special Events) to plan and i mplement a diverse array of campus wide events. Some of the most popular events plan ned by S PB this year incl uded the Roots concert. W inter Carnival, a Colby Idol competition, Addison Groove Project performing in the Coffeehouse. and a lecture by Conservative feminist B ay B uchanan .
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The academic year of 2003-2004 is the first full year that the Tai Chi Julebu has been at Colby . Tai Chi i s a Chi nese
form of martial arts that i ncorporates breathing
t echn iques and graceful movements that allow the student to become meditative and peacefu l . Mastering Tai Chi requires focus and discipl ine as it is an art that combines and utilizes both the physical and the spiritual . Thi s year, the c l ub focused on perfecting the 24 si mple form of tai chi and i s currently learni ng the sword dance under the guidance of J i ng Ye.
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CONGRATULATIONS
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LINDSEY !
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We ' re so proud of you and love you so much !
combined degree in economics and math - two substantial subjects may they bring you joy and fulfillment in the
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We are constantly amazed by your ac complishments. You have grown up to be a truly awesome young lady! Love, Mom, Dad and Amy
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On your graduation from C olby !
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Mom, Dad, and Fanny
Love, Mom, Dad, Jack, & Emi ly
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Congratulations
Joshua Gutierrez ! Joshi boy, Congratulations on becoming a
" Hannah",
Colby philosopher and sociologist! Good luck on your next quest, in seeking further wisdom to become a modern day Solomon. We'll always be proud of you ! Love, Dad , Mom, Ariana, and
You have earned the lifetime of choices ahead. Be proud of yourself in whatever you choose, but more importantly, be happy always. Love, Mom and Dad
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Rachel Noiseux! We are very proud of your
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always there for you. Congratulations !
good health in life's future
Love,
Love you always,
journies. Mom, Dad, & Kristen
Mom, Dad, and Katy
Congratulations
CONGRATULATIONS
Aaron Blank!
ALEXIS A. CASELLE !
Nurture the spirit and a successful j ourney will be yours.
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Joshua Zweig !
KRISTIN SAUCIER ! For all your hard work,
We are so proud of you and all your friends! Love, Mom, Dad, Ethan, & Catherine
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CONGRATU LATIONS
Congratulations
Kirsten Helmcke !
ZoMBOR ZoLTANI !
Kirsten,
Dear Zombor, The good Lord gave you gift that
The protected years are
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over. You are all grown up
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now . May your life bring
country. and your ance try.
you as much happiness as
You
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are an exceptional individual !
Love,
Your proud parent .
Mom and Dad
Sari Gilbert
Congratulations
Sarah Chapple Sokol !
Somewhere,, over the rainbow, way up high There's a land that I heard of once in a lullaby. Somewhere, over the rainbow, skies are blue. And the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true.
G raduation Haiku First school day to last Amazingly amazing C ross another b ridge
Congratulations on your dream come true! Love, Mom and Dad
C ongratulations
Annika Svare ! "Obstacles cannot crush me, Every obstacle yields to stem resolve, He who is fixed to a star does not change his mind" -Leonardo daVinci Love, Your Adoring Family
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You've been such fun to get to know . It's been such fun to watch you grow! Love and congratulations from your whole family
Jared David Berezin "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams . " Eleanor Roosevelt As the waves of your music carry you toward love, p urpose, and contentment, we know that your creativity and enthusiasm will continue to enrich all the lives that you touch . Congratulations ! With our love and pride, Mom, Dean, and Adam
CONGRATULATIONS SUSANNAH MAGRANE To the preci ous little girl we promised to love forever ... and the amazing woman she has become. We love you with all our hearts . M o m a n d Dad
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Louisa ! Love, Dad, Mom, Sam, Jamie, Hillary, Tenzing, Sophie, and Rocky.
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Terri ! We are very proud of you . You have exceeded our expectations. We wish you much success in your future. Lots of love, Mom, Dad, Ian, Ryan, and Alasdair
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Karen Pra g er! You are awesome! We are proud of all you have accomplished. Lots of love, j oy, and happiness, Mom, Dad, and Jim
CONGRATULATIONS KRISTAN D J IGGETTS Congratulations Kristan ! Love, M o m , D a d , L a u re n , a n d Tabatha
Congratulations
Jeremy Jamieson
Carolyn Plant!
Congratulations ! We're so proud of what you've accomplished in the classroom and on the football field. Wishing you continued happiness and success.
Coast to coast and down under too - the world awaits and our love will always go with you .
Love, Mom and Ken
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You w ill go out in joy and be led forth in peace; the mountains and hills will burst into song
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I live
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Y o u r thoughtfulnes , expres ion, and i nvolvement have made u proud. Love from Mom. Dad. and Steven
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When y o u g e t the chance t o sit out or dance; DANCE ! We pray you dance and glorify God w i th your life. Love, Mom, Dad, Ellen, Jessalee, Mom mom and Pop pop
Congratulations
CONGRATULATIONS
Christine Jones !
SARAH E G ETCHELL
"You've come a long way,
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Kindergarten to Colby graduate -
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With love,
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Love always, Morn and Dad
Rosemary Rouhana Congratulations Rosey ! We love you, Mom and Dad
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Jeffery Wong ! Dear Jeff, Today is your day. We w ish your dreams will come true and your strength bring your success and happiness. We lo e your forever. Good luck! Mom, Dad, and Stephanie
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CONGRATULATIONS
Jesse A. Morrisey !
JOHN DE PERCZEL.
It's not the destination, but the trip . Your future awaits you . We love you forever and always. Mom and Dad
We are o proud of you ! Be the be t you can be God bless you ! Love, '
Kimberly Prescott Through volleyball and physics you have done a lot, Even made it through Maine winters, you will miss them -
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And of your college bills we will soon be free! Congratulations dear! Love, Morn and Dad Prescott
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Todd Hunsdorfer !
Ryan Lochhead !
"Create the highest, grandest vision possible for your life because you become what you be lieve." Love, Mom and Dad
memories . . . rugby, the
Ryan, Thanks for the
Congratulations
Allison Lemke !
Lodge, roommates, London, Jeeps, hairstyles, girlfriends, Dean's list, Ocean City, Christmases. You have given us so much joy! We love you j ust the way you are ! ! Love, Mom & Dad
CONGRATULATIONS KAITLIN McCAFFERTv !
We are very proud of you.
Thank you for making Colby ECHO through our l ives. We are enjoying the ride and can ' t
Love, Mom, Dad, and Scott
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CONGRATULATIONS LINDSAY ANTOLI N O ! W e couldn ' t b e more proud of you ! Love, Mom and Dad
C ongratulations
Chris Blomberg! So your j ourney through life continues and all the stars are for your taking -- Sail on Skipper ! ! With much love and pride, Mom, Jeff, Bryan
Congratulations
CONGRATULATIONS
Megan Wilson! We hope you have educated your profes sors adequately. Love, Mum, Dad, and Will
AMELIA CONFALO N E ! Off to college, Oh so glad
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The Staff...
Rachel Noiseux
Jackie Smith
Kimberly Prescott
Editor-in-Chief
Senior Section Editor
Sports; Editor
Special Thanks to...
Chr issy Atwo o d
Marc Attiyeh
Beth Kaplan
Skyler Place
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