Selah Yearbook 2001-02

Liberty University 1971 University Blvd.

Lynchburg, UA 24502

Selah 2002

Volume 20

YearsofaRichHeritage

150 students attended Liberty Baptist College in the fall of 1971. Today, Liberty University offers a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees to a bustling, ever changing and growing campu s of approximately 8,000 students, thirsty for knowledge and growing in theLord.

O n January 21,1977 the Liberty students and faculty me t together on Liberty mountain to dedicate it to the Lord in prayer.

Dr. Falwell and Dr. Guillermin stand in front of the student body in 1976, whe n it wa s still small enough to fit in the sanctuary at TRBC

Twelve years ago, in 1990, Liberty University completed construction on the Vines Center which seats 10,000.

A group of students cheer on the Liberty Flames at a football gam e in the 1980's.

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In the thirtyyears since Liberty first opened its doors to students there has been a phenomenal amount of growth. In the midst of all of this growth the students, faculty, and administration have maintained their desire to glorify God above all else. It is this reason that so many have chosen of the Liberty family. Looking back it is easy to see what God has done, but this year God's faithfulness seemed even more significant. In August of 2001, the yearbook staff picked the theme "Past, Present, Future," at that time we had no idea how much our future would change in just a few weeks. On September 11, 2001 we watched in horror, along with the rest of the world, as the tragic events unfolded. However, in the weeks and months that followed, we saw God's faithfulness in amazing ways. of us have come to understand how blessed we are to live in a country where we are free to praise name of God. That attitude of gratefulness extends to Liberty University where we have the privilege serve God together and to know His presence in the best and worst of times. As we look back on not this past year, but also the past thirty years, we can see the hand of God in every part of our wonderful love and faithfulness stands as a reminder to all of us to look forward to the future and all that God is going to do.

-Tara Johnson, Editor-in-Chief

On September11, 2001, the current studentbody, faculty, and city leaders gathered togetherin front of the United States flag toprayfor our nation.

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II Corinthians 3:17

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PresidentDr.John Borek has been involved inhighereducationformore than30years. He ishonored by the rolehe hasbeen givenasleaderof thisuniversityashehelpsprepare studentstobecome solidChristian examplesand leadersinanonChristianworld.

"AspresidentofLibertyUniversity, I have been entrustedwithfulfilling theoriginalvisionofourfounder and Chancellor, Dr.JerryFalwell," says Borek."It is ourgoaltoprovide a quality, Christian, LiberalArts Universityforyoung people who desiretohave apersonalrelationship withChristand impacttheworld."

Borek'sleadershipmatcheshis passionforhighereducation of Christianstudents He stressesthat a Christianeducationshouldbe superior toanyothercollegeexperience. He believesafaith-oriented education musthaveasound academic program interwovenwithBiblicaltruths

"The educated personmustrealize thathisvaluesystem isbound by what he hasbeentaught," Borekexplains "We don'tknow truthexceptwhen we aretaughtby thosewho know truth."

President Borek believesthatthe truthswe learnincollegeinfluencethe decisionswe make throughout our lives.

"Collegeis thecapstone ofyouth,"he says. "We arejustbeginningtousethecreative mind and we aresettingthenavigational course ofourlife inmotion."

When he is notin his officeor making decisionstoleadand direct thisuniversity, Dr. Borek canbe seenatballgamesjokingwith students,ridinghis Harleythroughthe mountainswithcolleagues, ortakinga group ofpeople foraridein his smallengine airplane.

Sincearrivingat Libertyin1997, Dr.Borek hasnotonlybecome an exceptionalleader, butalsoafoundational partoftheLiberty family.

-Carrie Barnhouse, quotes from thewebsiteand 2002catalogue

Greater love hath no man than this, that a ma n lay dow n his life forhis friends.

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present future STUDEN T LIFE

Students enjoy some friendly A studentenjoysafree haircuton stage competition inthisyear'srock climbing priortothe Katinasconcert. event.

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JeffWilson and friendsenjoy racing down the inflatable slide

Students enjoy the Katinas inconcertat the blockparty.

Jeremy Taylor is up tothe rock climbing challenge.

Prof.

Vandegrifftakes a briefbreakfrom thehectic preparations to posewiththree of the characters.

The Master Minds

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Prof. Vandegriff and Prof Lee Vukich werein chargeof Scaremare200i

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Thisbeingmy thirdyearworking Scaremareandsecondasaroomleader, Icannotexpresswhat Scaremare isto me Itismore thanafunactivitywhere thegospelispresentedandpeopleget saved, itisapathtospiritualgrowth.Scaremare is more thanjustanotherministrytotakepartin. Itisaplacewhere lastingfriendshipsare formed.

Behind alltheblood, dustand boo ya lieshours ofwork,bothphysicaland spiritual. Prayerbefore, during and afterisavitalpartofScaremare'sexistence.Thereare many by-products of Scaremare such assalvations and planting ofseeds, butperhaps thegreatestmotivation behind Scaremare isthatofthespiritualgrowth of those who work there. IpraiseGod thatIhavebeenabletobea partof Scaremare and grow closerto Him intheprocess.

-Adam Koop,Front-yard Leader

The first few days went well,"excep forthe problem with the registrar's office," stated

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Tarah Colvart.Most freshmen decided they were tJ busy to be homesick. This classhas entered at a time when Liberty has begun an extensivebuilding program. This isthe largest classin history,1212 strong

LU doesnotmean "lineup." However, waitingin line is oneofthe pasttimes freshmendo during orientation...that has not changed.

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—Am y Hughes

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One ofthe unique characteristicsofLiberty Universityis itsrichinternationalculture on campus.Many internationalstudentsadd talentto Libertysportsteams, whileotherscome togain an invaluableeducationalexperience.As soonasthey arriveon campus,internationalstudents are encourged togetinvolvedwithotherinternationals The Minorityand InternationalStudentsOffice (MISO) helpsstudentstodo soby organizing mixers,banquets, clubs, andworshipservices During breaks, MISO finds homes forthose who cannotreturntotheircountries. Not onlydo the internationalshavetheoppurtunitytobe astudent inthe United States, buttheyalsohelpeducate thosearound them abouttheirown culturesand customsbackhome.

Coach Hubbard talks with Joel Moglan (Australia) and Andrei Cotuna (Romania) after tennis practice Th e men's tennis team includes a numbe r of international students.

International students can often be found hanging out together Here, Sandra del Cid (Honduras), Carly Mason , Mario Saravia (Bolivia), and Rich Jakubowski watch a soccer game

Mats Persson (Sweden) and An a Sofia Sousa (Portugal) take a minute to smile for the

Susan Foreid (Portugal) and Ana Sofia Sousa (Portugal) cheer on their teammates at a hom e basketball game

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Minority and International Office (MISO)shows their school spiritinthe 2001 homecoming parade SGA officers get ready to politic.

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The marching band fills the air with fight music to get everybody ready forthe upcoming football game. Students compete in the halftime challenge fora chance atafree car

It took brother and sister floors5-2and 28-1 seventeen hourstoconstructtheir "SuperJerry"float.

The LU hockey team show theirschool spirit and patriotism.

Even Batman attended theLiberty Homecoming parade.

Members of Phi Alpha Theta, the history honor society, participatedin the homecoming parade by dressing up ashistorical figures

Soccerteam members enjoythe homecoming parade.

SGA members marched down Univeristy Blvd. inthe homecoming parade.

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Virginia'spremierof The Scarlet Pimpernel atLibertyUniversitywas presented by theDepartment ofFineArts Directedby LindaNell Cooper, themusicalcomedy was ahit. Inadditiontothe eight performancesatLU, theentire castwas invitedto Canada toperfom KingstonCollege. A Canadianbusinessmanwho saw theshow in Virginiapaid forthecast of30totraveltoCanada inJanuaryto performtwoshows

familyonThanksgivingDay Theplay beginswiththein-lawscomingover, afterthateverythingrapidlygoes down hill. The motherbreaksone of herribsduringaRocketsimpersonation and hastogo thehospital. This leaves thedaughterstocook Thanksgiving dinner. Thewholeordealbecomes verychaoticwhen itturns out that onedaughteristakingdrawingclasses withnude models, anotheristeetering back and forthbetweentwodifferent guyswho suddenlybothshow upfor dinner, and yetanotherfinds outthat herfavorite grandmotherdied months ago and no one toldher And to top it all offthefamilythinks that theirdog diedand theyburiedit, onlyforitto notbereallydead and digitsway out ofthe grave.

Godspelltakes placeinthe mountains, with a group of people hat act out the scriptures because hey cannot read. The play begins as a story where the characters are simply acting out the gospel of Matthew, however by the end they have actually become he characters in Matthew.

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Kevin Haggerty singsa cover of"Bad Day.'

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Some ofthestudentsenjoyjoking around at thecoffee house.

The "Armpit" and "Deodorant" were some of the favoritecoustumes this Halloween.

Construction workerswere a common sight this year. They even came to the coffee house.

Two studentsdressed up as thechildhood classicsRaggedy Ann and Andy.

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Students enjoy their independence offcampus with privileges that are not offered to resident students. Along with the added ^ty6^^9y6&n freedom com e man y ne w responsibilities * ly ne w respoi and a taste of the real world.

Lawrence Noblesenjoyscleaningdishes it hisnew apartment

The Forestbrook Apartment complex where many Libertystudentstake up residence is located on McConville Road.

County Green isjustone ofthe many apartment complexes inLynchburg that studentsflocktowhen they move off campus.

\AWJ Junior/Senior 'Banquet

The 2002Junior/SeniorBanquetwastrulya "StarryNight" heldattheHistoricHotelRoanoke More than400 students, staffand facultydressedfortheoccasionintuxedos, suits and formalgowns. Asguestsarrived, theywerewelcomed with musicfrom Liberty's own "JerichoGiants"playinglightjazz and classicalhits

A specialfeaturefortheeveningincludedalargeportraitof VincentVanGogh's "StarryNight"paintingthatstudentswere askedtosigninhonorofhe evening. Theentirenight centeredonVanGogh'spaintingandthe"StarryNight"heme.

ChristianComedian BradStine providedtheentertainmentforthe night, withhissidesplitting humor and dramaticfacialexpressions. StinehasbeenfeaturedonMTV, HBO, Showtime and Comedy Centralandchallengedhe students tobeanactivepartofthis secular world, buttobeastrongChristian influenceinalltheydo

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romanceandthisyear'sbanquet proved tobetrue tothattradition

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^Minority Qbtudent t^ A»chi6vem6nt Jkwards Trachide Jean-Louis Jamar Hicks

Libby Robertson

Bom toHaitianparents, inBrooklyn, New Yorknineteenyearsago,Godhas provided forTrachideeverystepoftheway. Fromtheir move toPalmBeachGardens,Florida when shewaseleven, thebirthotherlittlebrother Matthew andsisterTabithasoonafter, her salvationandbaptismatagethirteen, toher arrivalatlibertyUniversity, God hastruly proventhatHe hasapurposeandaplanfor herlife An ElementaryEducationmajor, she aspirestobeamissionaryinaclassroom when shegraduates. However, hermaingoal inlife istodowhateverGodwantshertodo; butifHe callshertodaytobeamissionaryin anothercountryandserveHimthatway,she wouldgo

Freshman of the Year Award

Jamar isfrom Richmond Virginia. Heis a Juniormajoring inMass Communications. AfterhegraduatesinMay 2003,heplans on continuing hiseducation ingraduate school at North Carolina StateUniversity or at Regent University Once hereceives his Masters Degree,heplansonpursuinga careerinBroadcasting asatelevision news anchor God hasblessedhim witha wonderful Christianfamily who raisedhim with solidChristian values Hecurrently works forawell-known Lynchburg City School asasubstituteteacherandduringthe summer heworks withtheinner-citykids at a Christian camp inMaryland Forhis ChristianCommunity Service, heisaPublic AddressAnnouncer fortheLiberty University Volleyball andBasketballteams. He alsocoacheseightandnineyearolds in soccerthrough theYMC A andwasacast member ofthe West Side Story and is currently adorm prayerleader. Hethanks God forallthatHehas provided forhim because ashesaid"Without ChristI am nothing."

Community Service Award

Libby came toLiberty from thesmall Midwest town ofMilledgeville, Illinois. When shearrivedhere,sheknew fourthings abouttheschool: 1)ItwasaChristian school intheSouth,2) Itwasfoundedby someone named JerryFalwell, 3)It had a decentEducation Program and4)Therewas a freetriptoIsrael Those were the things thatoriginally motivated hertocomebut upon herarrival, Shediscovered many more compelling reasonstostay Hertimehere has stretched, challenged andchangedher She was shown how tomake herChristian walk apartofevery aspectofherdaily life She saidthatbeing atLiberty hasallowed hertomeet people thathave hada life changing impact. From friendstogueststo professors, thebenefitsofothersexperiences have helped toshape her world viewand giveher direction. Shehopestouse her licenseinElementary Education tomakea differencein theworld forChrist As a Christian educator, shewants tobea living example ofJesusin herclassroom.She planstoreturntoChicago andteachforthe nextfew years Inthefuture, shewouldlike toearn aMasters Degree in thefieldofESL and useteaching asatooltoreachpeople forChristinareasthatareharderto penetrate with thegospel

Minority Student Achievement Award

Bryant Walker and Edward Patterson proudly accepttheirawards from the Fellowship GospelChoir.

If It's Too Loud, You're Too Old!

Hiddenbehindthe scenesare guys who practically run Liberty. The Sound Reinforcement Team is comprised of twelve Liberty students.

The job requires them to set up and tear down sound equipment for services such as Convocation, Campus Church, Athletic Convocation, Ministry Chapel and Danny Lovett's Evangelism classes. Other services sound reinforcement do are basketball games, Coffee Houses and plays put on by the Fine Arts Department.

Jason Browning

Jordon Krimer

Charles Johnson

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Jonathan Autry

P. G. Vissor Eric Read

Dan White Nick VanWingerden

THE GREAT ESCAPE

The idea was for the cow to plop on a grid of squares drawn acrossthe soccerfield. The SGACowBingowasfilledwith fun, laughter, andastampedingcow. Over 1500studentsand CFAWers came outtosupportSGAand totakeachance at winningaDVD player Ifthecow plopped onthesquare someone purchasedfor$2, thatpersonwould winhe DVD playerandhosewho hadpickedthesurroundingsquares wouldwinotherprizes. The stagewas setforplayingCow Bingo(a.ka CowPlop), buttherewasoneproblem, thecow neverdidits "business." Number 12,thecow'sname,seemed tobealittle shyaround theLUfaithful. Soinsteadof embarassing itself, he cow optedfortakingamadsprintat he students.Fortunatelyno onewas hurtinthecow'stwo attemptstoescape.The ownereventuallylassoedNumber12 and safelyguidedherbackaboardhertrailer. LuckilySGA President ClarkJoneshadaback-upplan. A waterballoon was launchedontohegridtodeterminethewinners. Kate Graham wasthenight'sgrandprizewinnerreceivingthe DVD player. Adding additionalentertainmenttothenight's eventwasAbove and Beyond andLUbands "Vroom" and "RedAdmiral."

Spring Break. . .

Friends spend the break doing ministij inthe BigApple.

A group ofstudents bundled up in New York City, New York.

a time to laugh, a time to relax, a time to embrace, a time of peace, a time to share.

Kori and Clark pose inFlorida.

Zach Bannister leading worship.

ake Bolerjack entertains commuters a New York subway.

A riverinFlorida is theway torelax

esentfutureSPIRITUAL LIFE

\^_JP)n the ^Mountain Spriritual Emphasis Wee k 2001

Wednesday night'sspeaker, Mike Skupin, takestime tosign autographs foran eager crowd ofstudents Skupin spoke about hisexperience on CBS's national hitshow Survivor. While intheAustralian outback,Skupin severely burned the palms of hishand,buta miracle healed hishands and strengthened his faith.

Many students sacrificed their nightstocome hearthe speakers and be personally challenged Serviceswereheld each nightfrom Sunday toWednesday and lasted abouttw| hours

While discussing the believer'sopen accessto God through prayer, Rick Amato recruitsthe helpof Tommy Tenney,Monday night'sspeaker, to illustratethecheribums above the mercyseat.

Tim White, a returning member of Eternal Praise, helpslead worship beforetheservice

Students respond tothe message by gathering together inprayer.Each night opportunitieswere given forthose who made spiritualdecisionstocome forward and have someone pray with them.

Morgan Taylor, a prayer leaderon33-2, readsa passagefrom theWord atthe AllNight of Prayer. Thisnighthelped students prepareforand focuson what was about to happen during the following week From Friday nightto Saturday morning, floorswere assigned differenttimesto prayforthe upcoming Spiritual Emphasis Week.

Before each service, time was spent in praiseand worship.A few girls clap along with the music while worshipping.

Featured speaker RickAmato expresses hisusualenthusiasm ashe addressesthe crowd gathered intheVinesCenter.

When Time Stood Still..

During aspecialconvocation arrangedlast minute by Dr. Falweil, studentswereasked toleavetheirseatsand fill theVines Centerfloor. Many emotions were expressed asthe room united in prayer.

Support and concern were felt and displayed all acrossthenation, and LU was no exception. Along withthe painting on theRock, many students wore red, white, and blueribbonsor attached flags ontotheircars. Local businessesshowed support by displaying"God Bless Ameirca"signs and lightingcandlesin honor ofthe deceased.

Dr. Borek addressed thesolemn crowd ofstudents, faculty, and community members.The SoundsofLiberty, standing by, sang afew special songs, including"God Bless America."

Prominent members ofthe Lynchburg community were invitedtothespecial convocation While students prayed, localofficialsspoke and ledthestudents inprayer

God bless America, Land that I love, Stand heside her And guide her, Through the night With a light from above

Localtelevision stationABC taped thespecialconvocation and partsofthe program were aired on the news.

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Convocation is atime when residentialstudentsand commuters come together threetimesaweek tolistento speakers. Convocationisheld Monday,Wednesday,and Fridayfrom 10a.m.to11 a.m. intheVinesCenter. Liberty bringsinspeakersfromall overtheworld tospeakto studentsand share God's Word withhe studentbody.

Qfobeakers

Illustratingthe importance offorgivenessin the Christian life, Jackie Kendall explains that unforgiveness is like tying achain around our necks and binding ourselvestosomeone else. Kendall also used giftbagsto represent how Christianscarrya j burden when they do notgive forgiveness

Creationist Ken Hamm speaks tothe student body about the importance of knowing the factsabout creation. Hamm used numerous overhead illustrationstoshow how evolution fails asa legitimate explanation forthe beginning oftheworld. fefrM s

Four Liberty students presenttheflagson Military Emphasis Day. The armed forces, ROTC students, aswell asmilitary leaders were honored inthe specialconvocation.

Time 2 focus

Prayer Groups are the key to ill's spriitual life.

On campus studentsgathertogetherevery Thursdaynightasadorm and familyat 10p.m for prayer, fellowship, and announcements The weekly hallmeeting is calledFOCUS,and involvesa spiritual aspectaspartof the meeting. During hall meetings, campus irrformationand announcementsare providedby the ResidentAssistants Studentsthen disperseinto smallgroupsfor prayer, praiseand worship, and discussionthatisledby atrainedprayer leader. Campus PastorDwayne Carsonleadsa traininginformationalclass onceaweek for all prayer leaders.

"Ifinallygotto relaxand open up tomy friends," sophomore BrandonMcLemore said. Many view prayergroupsas atimeto expressprayerrequests, problems, and praisereports. Hallmeetings and prayergoups areatimefor members of the hallto buildunityas wellas friendships

What prayer groups arenot..

Hall7-1takestimeoutofa hallmeeting tosing praise andworship Rightafterhallmeeting, students break up intoprayergroups fora timeofmore focused learningand sharing

Prayergroups usually consist o fellowship, prayer, and atime of teaching from the Word.

the servanthood

Girlson 26-2spend time hanging out afterprayer groups.Many close friendships have formed inprayergroups.

Some hallschoose to decorate hallwallswith "prayer walls." Each prayergroup is responsible todesign partofthe hallway

Prayer Groups

Prayer leaderMelissa Stimeare of Dorm 26-2demonstrates

of John 13by washing Tamara Trent's feet.

A group of30 students from LU went on a missionstripstoGuatemala duringSpringBreak They stayedinasmallvillage calledLlanoVerde. There, he studentsdiddramas, helped constructachurch, andwentstreetwitnessing.

LIGHT singersparticipated inacrusade,wherethere wereabout 10,000people attending.

Missions Trips England

A groupof12students from LU wenton amissions trip toEngland. They stayedinEnglandforabout2weeks in Hanogateand Stratford The studentswentto the prisons andtheretheyspreadthe gospel ofJesus Christthrough singinganddramas.

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Althoughexperiencedfromagreaterdistance, theeventsof September 11thhad averyrealeffect on 14LU studentsoverin Kenya. The first ever "Team Kenya"had to returnbackto theU.S. less thanamonth intotheirmissionstrip

The originalplanwas for the studentsto spend sevenmonthsin the country, butthe decisionwas made to bringthe team back in orderto avoida potentiallydangeroussituation. Eventhoughthe triptookanunexpected turn, theteamwas ableto ministerto

thepeopleof Kenya duringtheirstay

The threemain ministrieswithwhichthe team was involvedincludedhe BirechBible College, TumaniniOrphanage and The LegacySchool. In themidstof experiencingadramaticallydifferent culture, eachstudentwas placedintooneofthese ministries.Atnight, theteam would come together for fellowshipand encouragement.

Despitethedisappointmentof havingto leave early, the team was ableto gainagreater understanding of what missionsistrulyabout.

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PamelaBrady

Andy Cameron

AnnieClawson

KellyCox

ShelbyDunson

BJ Grimmett

BrianO'Donnell

Cherith Orman

April Roberts

BrianStevens

Melissa Stimeare

EricToy

AndrewYancey

Amy York

Leaders:

Tom Nylander & Steve Muttai

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WEDNESDA Y SEPTEMBER 19 SOQ1

This year's See You atthe Pole proved tobe Liberty's greatestturnout, with an estimated 1,200 students waking up earlytomeet inthe courtyard. Not only was thisarecord forLiberty, but schools acrossthe country experienced similar results.

These numbers areafarcry from the small group of teenagers from Burleson, Texas who began therallyin 1990.Ironically, theseteenshad no ideathattheir rally would become such abig event.Burdened topray for theirfriends,they drove tothreedifferentschools one nightand gathered around theflagpole, liftingup their friends, schools, and leadersinprayer. The students desired God tomove through them.

When youth leadersfound outaboutthese meetings ofprayer, they took on avisiontoseemore studentsget involved.Within afew years over amillion students nationwide were participating inthe event The day remains amuch anticipated gathering forstudentsinhigh schools and universitieseverywhere.

LU's SeeYou atthe Pole involved Eternal Praise and Youth Quest leading worship,aswell asafew campus pastorsleading inprayer.Dr.Borek reminded the studentstokeep fellow military students inprayer. Many walked away from the morning's event feeling burdened tokeep America in prayer.

A smallcrowd from Arkansas gatherstogetherto prayfor studentsattending all types ofschoolsintheir home state.

Many students sacrificed extra"snooze"timeto meet at7:00 a.m. attheflagpole nearthe Hangar.

Inhonor ofthe morning's events, each state was represented by a studentin convocation Many students expressed state-pride when theirstatesignwalked onto thefloor.

A smallgroup of studentsjoinin prayer. Those attending were encouraged to pray with others forthe needsof the country, schools, and educators.

Two students pray togetherfor variousconcerns. Towards the end ofthe hour, campus Pastor Dwayne Carson asked studentsto focustheirprayers on individuals studying foryouth ministry and education

YouthQuest helps prepare students forthe time of prayer by leading everyonein worship.

SERVING GO D HAS NEVE R BEE N S O GOO D

CHRISTIAN SERVICES. .

Volunteering atthe hospitalfor Christian service has its rewards, such asthisbright-eyed newborn!

Leading your hall in praise and worship is a great Christian service that hasgreatrewards

ServingChristis adutyofexcellence. Although aChristian Although working inITRCand the ° ' & LU PostOfficearepayingjobs to some, theycan alsobeCSERto thosewho do notclock in. Serviceis requiredofall Libertystudents, sophomores and on, itislooked upon by many as anothergreatopportunity toserveGod. Sophomore Tim Hirschman says, "I love my Christianservice ofbeingaprayerleader Itgives me a chancetoinfluencepeopleinapositiveand Godlywayfor Christ, and I am thankfulforthat."

What'sthenumber oneChristian serviceatLiberty?Being aprayer leader!Heretheseprayerleaders take toheartwhat PastorDwayne Carson has to say.

These ghouls and galls are earning their Christianserviceby making people scream atScaremare.Boo!

ibertp GLxperiences Qfbpiritual growth

As studentsattendHbertyUniversitytogrow academically, they are also challenged to grow spiritually. Residential students are able to grow spiritually through Prayer Groups and have the chance to be stretched by Campus Church. Messages are given by Campus Pastors Danny Lovett on Wednesday nights, Dr. Fowler on Sunday mornings, and Pastor Dwayne Carson on A Sunday nights.

EstelaAltamirano takestime out ofa fullscheduletospend time studying God'sWord.The fountain and courtyard nexttothe Prayer Chapel is an ideal placeformany studentsto find a quiet moment inprayer

The Prayer Chapel is a spiritual landmark ofthe Libertycampus. Here studentscan come to prayas wellasto participate in more intimateworshipservices.

The students areasked to lead the classinprayeratthe beginning ofthe hour.

Brother/Sisterfloorsgathertogether to pray beforeservicesand lift the serviceand speaker up tothe Lord.

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Spriritual Emphasis Wee k 2002

While speaking inconvocation,Ragel walked up and down theVines Center. Many enjoyed hishumor ashe preached the Word ofGod. Ragel'stheme fortheweek was honesty, both inrelationshipswith othersand relationshipswith the Lord.

Returning once again to LU, Jamie Ragelwas thespeakerfor winter Spiritual Emphasis Week. He delivered God'sWord through humor and sarcasm,but still got straighttothe point when delivering the message.

Several students respond toan alter call afterconvocation.Decisionsfor salvation and rededication were made The week went sowellthat Ragel agreed to stayone more nightforan extended S.E.W.

"According toJohn"played afew songs offtheiralbum.The band alsoledthe student body in worship.

Ragel'scharacteristic humor included everything from jokesabout his wifeto funnyvoices.

Letthe praisesofour King be known. Allthroughout theVines Center "According toJohn"ledeveryonein praiseand worship

Serving as Spiritual Servants

CHURCH?

TheHbertyUniversitycampuswouldnotbecompletewithoutcampus church Sunday morning, Sunday night, and Wednesday night. Students garther together for praise and worship, fellowship and good 'ole Bible study. Campus church is held in the Schilling Center where up to an average of 1,000 students attend. Also on Wednesday nights many students attend Bible studies in town. Many prestigious speakers like Jamey Ragle, Dr. Fowler, Rob Jackson, Mark Earley, Miss America 1999 Nicole Johnson, and many others have given some words of wisdom for the students at campus church. At campus church students are free to worship, sing, and pray as hey feel comfortable. Nearby Lynchburg College and high school students also attend church here at Hberty University.

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Many students who live both on and off campus participate in Bible studies. These groups, which usually meet once a week, are entirely voluntary. Often groups of friends join together to study a specific topic or book tohelp them improve their relationship with Christ.

Imagine ho w incredible an experience to study with others wh o truly have an inexpressible love for Go d and His Word .

u N o matter ho w I feel before I enter that study, the Lord has a wa y of giving m e joy by the end of it-through His Wor d as well as other believers"

-Steve Darling

Lady in Waiting

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Mission Statement

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Our mission is to utilizefootball educational toolthatwillglorify developing Biblicalcharacter qua equip young men intellectually, socially inChrist, sothat Christ may usetheir giftsand talentsto impact theirculture with the Gospel ofJesus Christ.

Football Life

The defensive lineproved tobe a play-stopping partofthe team.

Playin' Hard

"Biff has the experience of last year in our system,"says Karcher "Hehasshown that he is anextremely tough playeraftergoing through alotlastyear.I have the utmost confidence in him."

Flames with Post-season Honors

Wayne Haddix

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

1990 NFL Pro Bowl

Eric Green

Pittsburg Steelers

1990 NFL rookieoftheYear, Selected tothe NFL All-RookieTeam by NFL PlayersAssociation, USA Today,United PressInternational (UPI),ProWriters Association, Pro Football Weekly, Football Digest, Football News,The National1994 NFLProBowi

Dwayne Carsell

Denver Broncos

1997 Captain ofthe SpecialTeams, First Flame to Play/Win inaSuper Bowl

1998 Captain ofthe SpecialTeams, first Flame to Play/Win in two Super Bowls

All About the Gam e

Flames SufferSecond Shutout Of the Season In63-0 LosstoWestern Carolinaat

E. J. Whitmire Stadium in the Flames

fourth consecutive road game.

"Lastyear, wehad some tough times atthe offensive lineposition," says Karcher. "But hopefully wehave plugged some players inthe rightplacesaswesaw them mature during spring workouts."

marching band

cheerleading

When we cheer:

• between downs

• beforea bigdefensiveplay

• during time outs

• aftera big play

• when the otherteam is attempting afieldgoal

arequalititesneeded forcheering and todo theformations.Hours ofpracticearerequired on the ground beforeany attemptis made in the air.

are spectaculartowatch but require many hours ofwork and precision toexecute.

Many stunts

arecalled Liberty, these are basic, but astime goes by, more and more variations pop up.

Top-notch

Who says cheerleaders are not atheletes?These stunts require hours ofpractice from well-trained athletes.

Biddy

Pavel Cancura Austin Carty

Amando Corrales

Hollis Donaldson

Adam Godwin

David Guinn

Kevin Hay

Patrick Heery

Isaac Kearns

Brentley Kellum

Ryan Lauber

Cr\\ 1 in Macrann i

Bryan Monka

Chase Perry

Alan Pike

K. J. Sabotchick

Dean Short

Ben Strawbridge Jason Streets Jonathan Streets ChrisVerdi

Matt Warner Michael Zusi

kick,score!

CCTh

e togetherness of this year is incredible, and the style w e will play is the mos t attractive yet.

wome n

££ Defense—that was the main team goal for us going into the season as w e wanted to cut out giving away bad goals.

me n s basketball

C C Even though the team has struggles, the most important thing to rember is never give up

Louvon Snead

Photographs by Les Schofer

wome n basketball

^Hl cc it was an awesom e season because of the unity of the team.

"

•Katie Feenstra

volleyball

New Forthe2001 season the Lady Flames welcomed three newcomers tothe team: Jennifer Belk, KristinColson, and Becky Rudnick. ***** *

CCW e all have the sam e goals and w e have really played off each other's strengths in order to help different players wher e they are.

Chris Phillips, Head Coach

menis tennis

wome n . tennis

track and field

CC It has been a season to mak e friends, to be challenged, to be part of a winning team, and to achieve the goals I had set for myself.

Brady Rose

baseball

jj&riJJHlflft

softball

CCThi s is a team of girls wanting to win. All w e can do is play our best and see wha t comes.

Lauren Hahn 'S3

Photographsby LesSchoft

me n hockey

QQ Itwasthebestyear Ihad had.Godhas trulyblessedthe team and itwasan awesomeexperience gettingtoplaywith them. H

—(Senior) MattBruland

CC Fo r having 13new freshmen, Ifeltlikewedid reallywell. Three ofthefivetop scorers were freshmen.

—(Freshman) Jeff Smale

wome n s . hockey

intramurals

I know thethoughts I haveforyou, says the Lord, plans for a hope anda future . re past present future past present futun

Jeremiah 29:1

—4^^

past present futureACADEMIC S

Intheirphysical science lab

two students take theirclass work inthe hallfora little bit ofworking room.

Students inCLST meet with the professor inthe Bruckner Learning Center forthefirst few minutes ofclass, and then they work individually forthe restofthe period.

Prof William Honeycutt callson studentsto sharetheirpersonal opinionsofthe issuesdiscussed inhis GNED 101 class

Students break up intosmall groupsto discussand interactwith different theoriesofcommunications in their COMS 210 class, Communications Perspectives.

M 0 D E R N D A Y H E R 0 SE

ev don They don't get alotof recognition. There'srarelyenoughgratitudegiven. So many timestheiractionsgo unnoticed, maybeevenseeminglyunappreciated. They investtheirtime, effort, knowledge andtheirlivesintoeachone oftheir students...andnow theyget the recognitiontheydeserve.

Four times a year, a faculty or staff member ishonored for his orher dedicationwiththe Modern Day Hero Award. What issospecialaboutthese exceptionalindividuals,isthattheyare chosenbystudents. Studentsare giventhe criteriathatthe persontheynominate shouldhaveahighimpactfor the Kingdom whilekeepingalowprofile. More than60facultyand staffmembers werenominatedthisyearbut onlyfour individualscouldactuallyreceivethe title ofbeinga"hero".

To all of those who were nominated, we thankyoufor yourserviceandfor your willingnessto make adifferencein the livesofstudents.To thosefew who receivedthisaward,we congratulateyou forthe hardworkyouhavedoneand we encourageyouto persistbecauseyou have touchedlives.

Dr. Harvey Hartman

Afterteaching for 24years,Dr. Harvey Hartmanreceived the Modern Day Hero awardfor his impact for the kingdom. He states"IlovewhatI teach."Among some of his classesareOld TestamentSurvey, Joshua-Judges,and Genesis. Hisdesireis thathis studentswill grow in character and integrity.

Dr. Steve Troxel

"Don'ttaketheeasy way. Stretchyourself. Do morethanyou thinkyou can," isDr. Troxell'sadviceto students.He alwayshas timetohelp,especially iftheyneedassistance to reviewfor atest.

Addingvalueto people'slivesishis favorite partof his job whichincludesbeinga Communications professorandfaculty directorof LUTV.

As arecipientof the ModernDay Hero Award, Dr.Terry Spohnsaidhefelt"sort ofuncomfortable," althoughhewas pleasedto be recognized.Hestates, "I'mjustdoingexactly whatI'msupposed to be doing."Asa sixyear-oldboy, hehadan incurablediseaseand wasgivenonlythree monthsto live. He was healedmiraculously andgrewup toearn his doctorateandhas been abiologyprofessor since 1987.

"IfGod called me to be a teacher I would notstooptobe aking!

Toteachastudentis the highestvocation onecouldtake. Itisthe way God communicated. He usedsmall groups.

Barbara Sherman

Isivin

Mrs.Oughton teaches Advance Graphic Design She is an "awesome person and agreat teacher," said HeatherOrange.

A new addition tothefaculty, Mr. Timothy Wommack teachesspeech.The classspeechescan causeagreatdeal of controversy and debate,butthe students reallyenjoy them.

Mark Hine remembersliving downtown asastudent.He came on board in1979 He hasworn several hats,however,he is currentlyVice PresidentofStudent Affairs

Barbara Sherman teaches education classes. She hasagreat rapportwith studentsand sets a godly example.She expresses concern and sympathy forthe students, and it hasearned hera reputation asa person thatreally getsinvolved.

MM. limml PLftat. "AcU aiwaifi.been ia kind." SaAa cMolcambe

Ml. Scott Battel "amayina. teache/i, wtmdenlftdintellect." /We* <Jaka/i

2)4. <Jlax4>l "jiAdt fAo^eiian. ta nealhf. believe in mtf aJuUtiei. and aiftl in the a>iea oft linoaJcaiiintf.." Slica Jlie

Ml. PicJfUnf "ii the. teacher 9 wideutoai the wait." Rtfon jbanieli

PlO^tUoH 3>m£o*if "9 picked my, c&sieen. in kii, claAA oft1 fLiAfcUolafif,." j/aeJzie Gollini

MM. NutUn "Uiiened, a fVuceleU attribute." flu&tin MOQAMKMM.

3fk AUiitm "kai complied me wtteu 9'oe tabbed auet the ciaAAei. in the letjiittcM'i.

Alliian Rhode*

In the Education Department Dr. Carolyn Deimer haswritten the plan of salvation inRussian. She has made severaltrips to Russia and has had the opportunity to passout Biblesand meet many top Russianofficials.

One ofthe classesMrs.Janice DeLong teaches is Children's Literature She lovesto read children'sstoriesto her class.

Whatwould you do?

Dr Beck is currentltyAssociateVice PresidentforAcademic Affairs. He started the Philosophy Department in 1978 He "still lovesteaching,"but his time is taken heading the department offivefull-timefaculty members.

Dr.Cecil Kramer,Department Chair ofCommunications,discusseswith new students and students currently inthe Communications Department the new Communications program and requirements Cameo Ray stated, "He was very helpful inhelping me find sourcesand develop thepilot study for my future honorsthesis."

I was busy cleaning up the lab one day, and Ireachedacrossthecounterto grabaone-literbottle ofnitric acid. It had aciddripson theoutside, andI was inahurry, soinsteadofwashingit carefullyfirst,thenpickingitup carefully, Ijustheldon tothelid, whichwasclean. Butthelidwasnot on carefully, and inmid-airitpopped off and thebottlecame crashingontothe cornerofthecounter. My firstthought was,"Didanybodyseeme beingthat stupid?" Fortunatelyno one had, so I setabout rinsingoffthelittle bit of acidthathad splashedon my hands As Istoodatthesink, wondering howI was goingtocleantheacidoffthe floor beforeitate thewax offthe tiles, Inoticedthattherewas alittlehazein theair. Ilookeddown and realizedthat my labcoatwas smoking. Rats, I spilledsome on my labcoat Itookit offand threwitinthesink More haze Rats, my pantsaresmoking Now what todo?I can'ttakethem off Now, I alwaystellmy studentsthatiftheyspill alargeamount ofacidon themselves thatIwillmake them getinthe emergency showerand rinseitoff beforetheygochange. It'sbetterto walkacrosscampussoakingwetthan withacidonyourclothes. Ihad exerciseclothesinmy van-sweatpants and asweatshirt-IthoughtIcould go changeintothem. ButshouldIgetinto theshowerfirst5 Me,walk across DeMoss soakingwet'No way.So holdingmy pantlegsoutaway from me I runthrough DeMoss intothe parkinglot, tomy van. Ijump inand thinkhow gladI am fortinted windows.

-Dr. Randall Davy

Dr Bruce Belland Dr John George sharea light moment together.

Elmer Towns prays passionately ashe sharestheWord ofGod with his theology class.

William Honeycutt goes over Sue Wilmington teaches her notes with hisGNED class. students to talkwith their hands ratherthan their mouths.

Do not forgetthe lessonsyourprofessorshavetaughtyou inandout ofthe classroom.

Donotforgetthe work the Lordhas placedbeforeyoutodayandtoliveeachday-mayit be tocompleteapaper,smiletoa friend...getsome sleep. Do not forgettouse these lessonsasaspringboardtogiveyouahopeandafuture.

DON'T FORGET the past, the present, the future

Drs. Parkerand Groat help students decide on their major and discusswith them what coursestotake.

0 magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt His nam e together. resent future past present future past pn

Psalm 34::

ent future ORGANIZATIONS

y<*nA^<pi\e ^

Startedin1980, YouthQuest is atravelingministrydedicatedtoreachingyouth across the country. YouthQuest consists of two music teams, two drama teams, a dunk team, a prayer and encouragement team, and a scheduling team. Director Tim Abbott says that YouthQuest's desire is "to know Christ and to make him known." Their purpose is to "help bring about spiritual growth in teenagers, through life on life ministry." While YouthQuest does a number of Drama member Amie Hammarlund ... , , , , hanqsoutwith hiqh schoolersin eventson campus, theirmain ministryistotravel on theweekends tovanous Dugspur, VA. youthgroupswhere theYouthQuestersholdralliesand leaddiscipleshipwith the youth. This past year YouthQuest also worked at Scaremare, went on tour An outside amphitheater turns into a . _ . , , __ , >T __ . _. . . . .... ~i,,= ~t ..„»..,i,ir, ^ Ki-uQ m , x?-x, <-Q, ^ \*A m Georgia, released aCD,and went toNew York CityforMetroMission. placeofworshipforthe musicteam led ° ' ' J by Kevin Rogers.

; Lead guitarist, Paul Clark, helpslead worship during ayouth rally.

Matt Ousdahl and Amie Hammarlund interrogate Donnie Garin during an improv skitinSalem,

?ACS Club

Debate Team

Front Row:Andrea Patterson, Tammi Brown,Rachael Fullbright. Back Row: Cheryl McDannel, Mrs. Lovett, Jennifer DeShane.

Front Row: B. Aurelio, L. Loftus, A.Nix, J. Suratt, S. Moore,A.Kraus, J. Autry, J. Ellison, J. Byers Back Row: Dr.O'Donnell, C. Lundberg,B.Lawrence, S. Trask, J. Samek,Z. Gautier, S. Lind, T. Ausland Klinedist, J. Ross, J. Dewberry,M.Hall.

Champion Staff

Nurs ing Students

PFront Row: Elaine Pecore, ChrisSheppard,Diana Bell, Susan Whitley,Christine Koech. Back Row: LeeAnn Livesay, Traci Lawson, John Fisher, Wes Richards, Julieanna Outten, Johanna Price.

Front Row: Kelly Kruger,Leah Collins, Anna Ellyson, Amy Elrod,Lina Remigio,Elaine Oliver.Back Row: Mary-Virginia Weissinger,Kathi Murphy, Sarah Monroe,Stephanie Foss,KristiChildress, Christie Lynn, Shannon Nehring,Beth Armstrong,Christina Baker.

"The Spanish Club is agreat place to come toworship God togetherand learnabout theSpanishculture."

Karly Mason

"One of the things I loved most about visitingtheSpanish Clubwas hearing them praisetheLord in Spanish."

Kristie Yerk

"Since I'mfrom Mexico I have aspecial appreciation forthe Spanish Club.Every week I trytoattend themeeting before church. There is a unique bond formed between thosewho can understand Latinculture.Everyone is welcometo come and learn about it, and we haveso much fundoing it!"—Estela Altamirano

"It's fun!"-Liza del Cid

Sfeti*riMt<

Diostebendiga!

The Spanish Club is an organization where students that are interested in Spanish culture go to fellowship and worship the Lord. Each Wednesday night, the group meets in the Prayer Chapel for an hour-long worship service. These times include everything from preaching, guest speakers, Spanish praise and worship, and fun activites. The students also spend time outside these meetings for off-campus activities. Whether it be eating at a Latin restaurant, playing games an apartment, or taking a road trip to a new place, the Spanish Club is always ready for fun!

It's avery exciting and interesting time 3f fellowship."

Juanita Hubbard

90,9 -the Ugfif

90.9 The Light held their first annual light-a-thon.

The purpose was to raise $10,000. The money will be used for new equipment and scholarships of $1,000 each for students. Even with the extended hours for the light-a-thon the station only raised $6,000. But before holding the light-a-thon, station manager, Jamie Hall, and other staff sent support letters to help make up the difference.

JoAnna Moxley and Megan McCarthy Volunteer practicum students help out peform a balancing act inthe courtyard during the Light-a-thon. during the Light-a-thon.

King's Players

Thisgroup ofactors andsingers arelivingouttheirdreams ofbeing on stage.Thisyear'steam performedthemusical Everyman. Theirfirstshow was duringSpring Breakinwhichtheytraveledand performed inschoolsand churches. "Iliketheperforming," saidBenHawkswhowas involved inEveryman.

Light Ministries

"God has used LightMinistriesto open my eyesto Hisheartfor His people."

—Stacie Davis

"LightMinistrieshasexposedcrosscultural missionsto me and othershere at LibertyUniversity."

Heather Richardson

LightMinistries is an organization thatfocuseson short-term mission trips all around theworld inwhich any studentcan go.Lightministries hastwo singingteams The Light Internationalsand theLightSingers Theseteamstraveleveryweekend to differentstates and ministerin variouschurches.

"You arethelight oftheworld A cityseton ahill cannotbe hidden."

-Matthew

5:14

Visionisagroup ofstudentsworking together in dramas, singing, prayer groups and so much more. These students work hard but all for the glory of God. They travel to different states and share the love of God in different areas.

Summer 2001"El Junte"

"Worship is an overflow ofyour dailywalk with God—not a song you sing."

Pedro Mendoza

Inthe spring semesterthe candidates running forSGA offices begin toactively campaign inDeMoss and otherareasof campus.

CONCERT BAND

Dedication, patienceand hard work are required forthese Concert Band members to betheir best

Look how happy Chuck Friese is to be inatux and ready to playhis instrument.

Some members ofthe band are taking a littlebreak whileothers work togetthe rightnote.

Mr. Kerris doing agreatjob of making surethe band members are inunision and sounding theirvery best.

Praise Hi m with the sound of the trumpet, Praise Hi m with the lute and harp! Praise Hi m with the timbrel and dance; [ Praise Hi m with loud cymbals; Praise Hi m with 1 clashing cymbals! Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. Psalm 150:3-6

THE SWEET SIXTEEN

A member ofthe Sweet Sixteen Group members posefor the JazzBand, JolieChandler poses camera whiletaking abreak whileon theway toaconcert.

Liberty's JazzBand performs during basketballgames in the VinesCenter

Fight the good fight offaith, lay hold on eternallife , where unto thou art called, and hast professed a good profession beforemany witnesses.

esent future past present future past pre

=ntfutureC0MMENCEMENT

Meaning

Graduationisnotonlyatimeforcelebratingalong-awaited acheivement, butitisalsoatimetoreflectand realizethat God hastrulybeenbyourside. He wasinourdorm rooms waitingforustoarrivewhenwewerefreshmen.Hewasthere withusaswe stayedup allnightwritingthose10-20page papers.He waseventherewhenwe didriotdosowellina courseaswe wouldhaveliked.Friendsmayhavecome and goneon thisfour-tofive-yearjourneythatwe embarked upon,whichseemstohavebeencenturiesago.Nevertheless, God wasalwaystheretoaccompanyusalongtheway. On May 11,2002,asournamesarecalledandwe begintomake thatmemorablewalkacrosstheplatform, God willstillbe theresmilingatus.We havefinishedtherace,we havefought the goodfight.Equippedwiththelessonswe havelearned whilehereatLibertyUniversity,we,theclassof2002, give truemeaningtothewords"ChampionsforChrist."

"My favorife memory of Liberty is playing inthe snow and hanging out withfriends."

—Allison Rhodes

"My favorite memory ofLiberty is being on the cheerleading squad. Those were the best days."

—Kathlene Roberts

"What I love most about mytime atLU is definitelyjust all the good times I've had withmy friends."

—Bryan Evans

"My favorite times atLiberty were hanging outwithmy oldersister and the great timeswe shared."

—Ashley Locklar

"My favorite memory is from freshman year at Scaremare. That's when I met my fiance and we've justhad so much fun sincethen."

—Kelley Yerk

"Picture me rolling."

—Jon Evans

Dear jenmrer (Miss Lovett),

W e are so proud of all you have accomplished. You are a blessing and an inspiration to each or us. Enjoy the journey ahead and rest on His promises. Congratulations!

L ove, "Mtom, *Dad,

Trust in the Lord with all your heart, An d lean not on your own understanding; In all your ways acknowledge Him , An d H e snail direct your paths.77

Proverbs 3:5-6

AprilConner,

You have N O idea how proud we are or you— proud or your accomplishments,hut more importantly,proud of who you are Your walk with the Lord on thisearth is fargreater than any wealth or possessions you could ever have. You go girl—stay thecourse!

Congratulations on a job well done! Much love,

P.S. We looked and looked lor justtheright picture—This one seemed to say it all!

Courtney EsnLaugfn,

What a blessing it was when God sent you our way You've rilled our litewith happiness You've tilled our hearts with pride.God has brought you to thisspecial day and we are very proud or you.Look to the future with confidence as He continues to guide you.

W,elove youC ourt

Congratulations!

We aresoproud of youraccomplishments and your goals Continueto stand up torGods Truth. Love,

CONGRATULATIONS IDA

For obtaining your dream!

Love, Your husband Harry, Your lovingchildren

Harold Jr. & Cecilia

JUSTINCARTER, May all your Goals and Dreams come true We areveryproud or you. Love, Mom & Dad

Mereditk Barrett,

Thank you for bringing so much joy into ourlives. We are so proud ofyou.

Love,

"I would have tosay my Sophomore year Spring Break. My friendsand I left at 2:00 in the morning and drove to Florida."

—Laura Brooks

"My favorite memory atLiberty was when I dated Mike Sauer and he always hooked my car up with a phat system and other goodies along with thesystem."

—Heather Orange

"My favorite memory was when I made a videofor the Real World. I didn'tmake it, but it was definitelyfun doingit."

—Peter Tokar

"Liberty has been awesome for all four years,but I'm glad tofinallybe done withschool."

—Kate Boylan

"I don't have any specificfavorite memory,it'sjust neat to look back and see how much I've enjoyed being at LU, especially since I've transferred from anotherschool."

—Charlene Carrera

After"I planon gettingajob witheitherABCstudios in WashingtonD.C., Lockheed Martin,or NationalGeographic.I

alsoplanon getting married atsomepoint,1'

—Josh Burke

"I planon attending | graduateschool atthe University ofMaryland, studyingcomputer science. I alsointend workforSun Microsystems."

—John

Gauger

May (

b e with you ALL!

Congratulations Bethany!

We celebrate your Graduation with Pride and Admiration. Your Commitment and

Perseverance reflect Strength ofCharacter and our Prayer is that God will always Order your Steps according to His Word. With Love, TWam and'pamtfy

"...and Jesus wa s in Bethany../' John 12:1

CONGRATULATIONS, BETHANY YENCA

We celebrate your graduation!

"Your WORD is a LAMP unto my Feet

ana aLIGHT unto my Path . . .

Allyour Words areTRUE, allyour Righteous Lawsare ETERNAL . . .

Great PEACE have they whoLOVE your law, ana NOTHING can makethem Stumble . . .

Psalm 119

On behalf of the Board, or Directors, Starr, ana Myself, please accept our congratulations on your Graduation rrom Liberty University as a Music and Communications Major.Your Work Etnic and tne Integrity or your Character reflecttne Values and Commitment or your Family.

Although your Father has since gone to he with our Lord, I know he is Proud and Grateful that you have hlossomed into a Godly Woman. Along with Mom, Frank,Julianne,Melanie,Darren and Stephan,we at CIM give Thanks to God for His Favor upon your Lire.

Rev. Louis A. LaGatta President, Caleb International Ministries

Jonathan TtavicCr negec{us

uJonathan"~God gives "David"--Beloved Go d has given us such a beloved son and brother. W e are grateful for you and your accomplishments.

Love, Dad, Mom , Jeff, Joe, Jennifer, Bill, Michael and Am y mm

Mabrouk, Nader Antoun!

W e all rejoice with you at tne Lords marvelous work ior you and in you.

Pnilippians 1:6

Welove you

KristiLeigfhCarter,

We are so proud oryou!We always knew that you would be someone special!

You bave grown into a caring, loving individual who seldom puts herselr rirst. You bave pushed obstacles out oryour way and rorged a steady path.That path willsurely seeyou succeed professionally aswellas personally.

May you always know thatyou are special and loved. May God continue to guide you asyou go outto make your mark on tbisworld!

Love always,

Looking Back

march april

Thanh you tor all the wonderful memories and thank you for letting us ride on your wings.

For all the joy you bring to us,we say thanks May God continue to lead you

In Memory of Dr. Sam Towns

1956-2002

Dr. Sam Townswenthome tobewithhis Lordand SavioronJanuary26, 2002. He leavesbehindhiswife,twochildrenand one step-child, hisfamilyand abody ofstudents andcolleagueswho dearlylovedhim.

Towns was the Director of the External DegreeProgram andtheChairmanof Religion.

Towns was following in his father's footsteps and making quitean impression onthe students hetaught and the faculty and staff who knew him.

"I was honored towork with my sonin ministryhereatLiberty."-Dr. Elmer Towns

"I had always been impressed by Sam's humility and sense ofgenuine care for people." -John Balmer,Professor of Religion

"He made a quiet but significant impact for theKingdom ofGod."-Mark Hine,Vice PresidentforStudentAffairs

Thank you for your service at Liberty University.You arelovedandmissed.

Being confident of this very thing, that H e which hath begun a goo d wor k in you until the da y of Jesus Christ .

present future past present future past

FaresAbufarha Jr

KellieAcuna So

Mike Adame Jr

Hannah Affleck Fr

Rachel Amerman Jr

Amani Anami Fr Shani Anderson Jr

Meredith Andrews Fr

AngelaAguillon Sr

HollyArnesen Fr

Monica Arriola Sr

Timothy Asimos Sr Stacey Atwood Sr

Jennie Ayers So

Bethany B Jr idger

Chris Baker Fr Donna Baker Sr

Penny Baker So

Bethany Barnett Fr

RobertBarnett Jr

Cab Calloway (theicecream

man)

How longhaveyoubeenatLU?

I'vebeen atLibertyfor 10yearsand 7months.

Whatmadeyou cometo LU?

Idon'tknow whatpossessedme tocome here. Ipreferredthiscollegeoveralltheothersinthe area. BeforeIstartedscoopingicecream Iused towash pots. Iwanted totryouticecream and itwentwell.

Derek Bartlow So

Sandy Basham Sr

Rebecca Bass Fr

DianaBell Sr

Jake Belue Jr

Laura Bendokas Fr

Rebecca Blackley Jr

Jeffrey Blackstock Angela Blackwood Fr Sr

Kimberly Bowen So

Adam Bowman So

Robert Brindle Sr

Annie Brinkley Fr

Ashlee Bronkema Fr

Janet Brown Sr

JeffBrown So

Keitu Brown Sr

Danielle Brunson Sr Aja Burden Fr

Rachel Burke Sr

Kendria Burrows Sr

Michelle Howland

Whatareyouplanningtodoafter graduation? Go backtoSanDiegoandcontinuegoingto schoolforsomethingotherthanwhatIwentto schoolherefor.

What was your most memorable experience hereatL.U.?

Beingonthevolleyballteam.Travelingwith them andthedifferentfriendshipsImade. I learnedalotaboutcharacter, heart, andhard work.

What advice do you have for freshmen? Getinvolved.

Joshua Byers Fr

Rebekah Care Sr

Hannah Byrd So Yankuba Camara So

Heather Carey Sr

Doug Carlson Jr

KristiCarter Sr

Amber Carwile Fr

JenniferCattin Fr

Lyndia Christoph Paul Clark Sr Sr

Todd Clark Sr

Rochelle Clayton Fr

Clint Clifton

JeffClifton Fr

April Conner Sr

Kristin Conrad Fr

Jaime Cook Fr

Holly Cooke Jr

Kathryn Cooke Jr

Amy Cooper Sr

Dixie Copeland Fr Luzdelia Correa Fr Will Costell Sr

HE*

Daniel Steele

What are you planning to do after graduation? My wifeandIarehavingababyboyinMay andI'mgoingtobuildhouses.

What was your most memorable experience atL.U.?

ImpersonatingElvisat "CoffeeHouse,"and the"Getup andgo, Bro"morningshow thatI didwithmybrother.

What advice do you have for freshmen? Makeyourown parkingspace.

David Cottile Sr

Nate Crutchfield Fr

Janelle Czura So

Lori DAugostine Sr

Christy Damas Tabitha Daniel Fr

JeffDarling Sr

Michelle Davies So

Joshua Davis Sr

Kristie Day So

Julie De Santis Stephanie Dean Sr Fr

Stephanie Dechant Sr

Natalie DePugh Sr

Justin Dewberry Fr

Kathryn Dickson Sr

Joe Diego Sr

Tara Dietrich Jr Tyrone Dixon Sr

Heather Dobson Sr

Jeremy Dodge Sr

Kameela Douglas Jr

Wendy Downing So

JudiDuclair Fr

Lindsay Dunbar Fr

Ashlie Durr Fr

Deborah Duryea So

Thomas Dwight Sr Jason Eagle Sr

KaitlinEastlack Fr

Janlyn Eborn Fr Sara E< Jr

Alfredo Hay

Whatareyouplanningtodoafter graduation? Move outofLynchburgandtrytofindajob.

Whatwasyourmostmemorableexperience atL.U.?

Performingin"CoffeeHouse"withmyfriends.

Whatadvicedoyouhaveforfreshmen? Stayout oftrouble!

Samantah Edwards Jr

Tara Edwards So

Erika Ehrich Sr

JessicaElder Jr

Cameron Elliott So

JenniferEllison Fr

Mary Elmore Jr Summer Elmquist Sr Ben EnLoe Sr

Brittany Engbrecht Jessica Ernsperger Rachel Eugen Fr Fr Sr

Jonathan Evans Sr

Samuel Evans Sr

Sheila Everett Fr

Natalie Faison Sr

Simona Farcasiu So

v s

Amanda Farley Jr

John Fisher Sr

Jimeka Fitzgerald Sr

Anna Fleming Jr

HeidiFleming Sr

CaraliesFoley

Erin Freeman Fr

David Forbes Jr

BillFord

Kristin Fraga Jr

Pierre Francios

Kevin Fry Jr Josh Frye Fr

Tami Fullerton Sr ChristineGagnon Sr

Christopher Howard

What are you planning to do after graduation?

It'skindofup intheair...I'llprobablygeta salespositionwithapharmaceuticalCompany.

What was your most memorable experience atL.U.?

TheBusinessPolicypaper(Busi400).

What advice do you have for freshmen? 1.

Don't letthelittlethingsgetyou down orof!track.

Kristin Garman Jr

Amanda Gass So

Joy George Jr

Laura Gibson Jr

Ruth Gilbert Jr

Aaron Glass Jr

Mattie Gordon Sr

Leslieann Gowdie Fr

Herbert Gray Fr

Robert Grayson

Rebekah Green Sr

Steve Gregorin Fr

Joelle Gresham

Richard Gretsky Sr Fr

Bethany Gross

Thomas Gully

Katie Gutierrez

Stephen Harbin

Donald Hardison So Fr So Fr Fr

PhillipHarris Jr

Linley Harrison Jr

Sarah Harrison Fr Ben Hastings So

Henry Hatcher Sr

Mark Heil So

Kelly Helmick

Virginia Henslee

Timothy Hershey So Fr j r

Tarda Hetrick Jr

John Marshall

What areyou planning todo after graduation?

Work inaT.V. studio. Trydifferentthingsout.

What was your most memorable experience atL.U.?

Meeting alotofpeople hereand hanging out.

What advice do you have for freshmen? Don'tfail.

Jamar Hicks Jr

MattHillyer Jr

Lindsey Hilderbrand Fr

Robert Hillman So

Joseph Hinson So

Christien Hoggard So

Amdrea Hoke Fr

Brian Holbrook Sr

Christal Hoo Sr

Deanna Horner Fr David Huebner Sr

JewellHurlburt So

Janice Ibrahim Jr

JenniferIbrahim Jr

Kelly Iman So

LilaJackson So

TheresaJackson Fr

YuriJacuk Sr

AgneJasinckaite Jr

EthanJensen So

HaeranJeong Jr

JoeyJoback Fr

JessicaJohnson So

TaraJohnson Sr

KatherineJones Fr

NathanialJordan So

T. Marcus Christian

What are you planning to do after graduation? Go tograduateschoolandwriteanovel.

What was your most memorable experience atL.U.? TakingtheBusi 102 summermodular.

What advice do you have for freshmen? Don'tcomelookingforawife.

James Kang So

Allie Kearns Fr

Phillip Kelley So

Yvette Kennedy Sr Leanna Kidd So

Timothy King Sr Ryan Kirk Jr Shannon Kiser Fr

ArielleKline David Klinedinst Fr

David Klous Jr

Rebecca Knopsnider Shannon Knowlton Sr Fr

Christine Koech Jr

Kari Klous Sr

Joyce Koech Fr

Kim Kwonsik

Ishmael Labiosa Juan Carlos Lagares So Sr

Dorothy Lamantia Fr

Tamara Larson Sr Mark Lasko Sr

Lynn Lassinger Jr

Charity Laughlin Sr

Jason Naldrett

What areyouplanningtodoafter graduation?

TakeatriptoMontana tovisitfamily. Then, I'm goingtoGeorgiatolookattwojob opportunities.

What was your most memorable experience atL.U.?

When IwentcampingatSummervilleLake withabiggroupfromL.U.

What advice do you have for freshmen? Pickatleasttwoareasofyourmajorandteach yourselfmore aboutit.

Joe Leahy Jr

Mike Letsen Sr

Jennifer Lewis Sr

Michael Lewis So

Jason Leverett Jr

Nathan Lieb Fr

Eve Liebermann Sr

Henry Liesel Fr

George Lohr Fr

Bethany Lopez Jr

Leah Lopez Sr

JenniferLovett Sr

Patricia MassiahBascomb Sr

Chelsey Mayer Fr

Kristen McCann So

Eboni McCoy Fr

Brandon McLemore Jr

Machree McTamney

ScottMehorter

A.D.Menachem

Stephen Messinger

MistyMessner Fr Fr Sr Sr So

Sarah Metherd Fr

Holli Meyer Sr

CrystalMiller Fr

Aaron Minton Fr

Sarah Monroe Fr

Joanna Moody Fr Joshua Morris So

Loise Mosonik Gs Tracy Murray Sr

Mutahi

Leslie Nail Fr Mame Ndao Fr

MartiNeely Sr

Elizabeth Nelson

Rebecca Nelson Jr So

Ashley Newton Fr Kimutai Ngeno Jr Huong Nguyen Jr

Deeanna Nichols So

Lawrence Nobles III Sr

Jason O 1 Brian Fr

Eric O'Leary So

Andrea Oosterman Jr

Heather Orange Julleanna Outten

Bobby Owen

CarlosPadilla Sr Jr Jr Sr

Kristina Palaimaite So

Natalie Palmer Sr

Frank Papandrea Sr

NeilPatterson Jr James Paul IV Fr

Anna Pawlowski Jr

Rachel i 1 \, Gra99

Whatareyouplanningtodoafter graduation?

Teachelementaryschool.

What was your most memorable experience atL.U.?

Meetingmy awesomeroommate.

What advice do you have for freshmen? Don'tprocrastinate!!

JenniferPeacock So

MBMHM

Joshua Pearce Fr

Melissa Perkins Fr e

JonathanPerkinson Fr

Chase Perry Jr

Bethany Petrochko Fr

Tommy Phillips Sr

Nathan Pick Jr

Angela Ramsay Fr Cubby Ranes Sr

Mary Beth Rank

Isaac Rattin Sr

Kara Rawls Sr

Mollie Register Fr

Derrick Reinke So

Lina Remigio Sr

Laura Revell Jr

Eunsoo Rhee

Candace Richards Jr

Maggie Richards Fr Aimee Riley Jr SilvinoRiverol Jr

JoshuaRoberts Fr

e from High & Low to Liberty

RachelRoberts Fr

Derek Robertson

Ryan Robertson Sr Fr

Barbie Sample Fr

Jason Sarchey So

Adrienne Scherer Fr

CarlyMason,Texas

Rachel Schiedt Fr

Rebecca Schwartz Fr

MichaelSee Sr

AndreaCotuna,Romania

BlakeShiflet So

Sammy Sigei Fr

Drew Sittig Sr

JeffSmale Fr

Justin Smallwood Sr

il Smart Sr

Megan Smith So

Jessica Snook Jr

Jeff Solomon Fr

Joshua Soto So

Daniel Spahn Sr

KristinSpangler Sr

Ramona Spence Fr

JessicaSpires Fr Jeremy Spurlin Sr

Hom e Awa y from Hom e for International

Students

—LuisRint

KatherineSteckmann Alisha Steinmetz Jr Fr

Erik Stejanko Fr

Daniel Stone Jr

Michelle Strachan Jr

Jesse Strong Jr

"SinceIgothere my lifehas changed.Ifeelat homehere."

BrettSturgill Dana Sturgill So Sr

Charity Swartwout Sr

Josh Swift So

Kristen Tassey Jr JustinTerry Jr

"Mybestyearat Libertywas my freshmenyear, becauseImet so manynew people."

—Alejandro Gutienez

"Libertyhasbeen agreatsecond homeforme, and ithashelped me growinallareas ofmy life."

—Ricardo Shinozaki

Angela Thomforde Fr

Diana Todd Fr

Lori Thompson Sr

Jaclyn Torres Sr

Todd Thurston Jr

Heather Tidwell

Theresa Tindal Sr Sr

Danny Totten So

Tamara Trent Fr MargisTruesdale Fr

ErinTunstall Sr

Alisa Turner Fr

Christianna Urso Fr

Tracy Van Duser Fr Cody Vandenberg Jr

Rachel Vanover Fr Samuel Vargas Jr

Tim Vitollo Jr

Laura Walker So Varanaia Walker Jr

Edgard Luz

Kent Walter So

Tameka Ward Fr

Daniel Warren Sr

SharitaWashington Jr

Gabriel Wasson So

Melinda Webb So

IWilliam Webb So

Amber Wheeler Sr

Matt Wheeler Sr

Beth White Jr

Sara Whitehead Jr

Andrew Whitley Fr

"AlthoughFm farfromhome,theLiberty familyandtheatmosphereheremake me realizethatonecanhavepeaceandlove awayfromtheirfamily."

Susan Whitley Fr

Josh Wildasin

GilbertWilkerson So Fr

Brooke Williams Jr

DennisWilliams Sr ft

Jonathan Williams Sr

MarielWilliams Sr

MichelleWilliams Jr

CarlWindser Fr

Joe Wojciechowski Jr

KristenWolf So

Michael Woodard Jr

Selah Yavuz Sr

KelleyYerk Sr

KristieYerk Jr Ena Young Sr

Julie Young So

Joel Witt Sr

FaithYego Jr

Lee Woo Young

JeffAlder Pauline Alleyne

Larry Anderson

Nancy Anderson

Carrie Barnhouse

Gregory Berry

David Bielawa Ed Boiling

Terry Bonawitz

ames Borland

Jeffrey Boyer

Wayne Brindle

Josh Brown

Michelle Bunts

Dana Burman John Burns

Clarence Carter Kevin Chapman Haoyung Chien

Wayne Dorsett JeffreyDull

Theresa Dunbar

Joshua Ellsworth Dane Emerick

Tom Fesmire Russ File

Ruth Foley

DianeGarber

Dane Emerick Dean of Men

Having been at Liberty for 25 years, Dean Emerickhascome toappreciatethe commitment hemade toservetheLord by servingstudents.

"Thethingthathasencouraged methemost is—Iremember prayinginthesnow onthis mountainwhen therewasnothinghere. The mostpleasingchangeistoseehow God answersprayerand seeingHisprovision. That wasacoolday.

"My visionforLibertyis toseeourstudents carryouttheGreatCommission inwhatever positionGod placesthem in. Weneed themin everyareaoflifetoshareChrist. My deisire is toseeusstayaChrist-centeredcurriculum universityand neverstray."

KimHansup Dr Harvey Hartman Kimberly Hauffe

JaneHimes

Mark Hine

Craig Hinkson

Willie Honeycutt BerniceHotaling

John Hunton

DarrellHyatt Ena Inoshita

Mark Johnson

VernitaJones

Alexander Kervinie

Howard King

Joram Kiromo

Vivian Layne

Gaylen Leverett LarryLilley

Helen Mason

HflHHHHH ISSHB

JasonJones

Tim Kwiat

Aaron Mathes

Michelle Matthews Troy Matthews Terry Metzgar

Jonathan Minter Dr. John Morrison

Dr. Steve Troxel

Ho w long have you been at LU? I've beenatLibertyfor 17years.

Wha t mad e yo u com e to LU? StudentsthatIworkedwithataministryin Richmondweregraduates ofLU. One ofthem mentionedthatI hadaMaster'sDegree, and thingshappenedfromthere.

ID o you have a memorable story of LU? My firstyearhere, onthe firstdayof the semesterbeforeclassesstarted, afreshman walkedintomy office, sathimselfdown and said, "Iwantyoutobemy advisor!! I need someanswers." So I answeredhisquestions andifI didn't know the answers I got on the phoneandItalkedtosomeonewho did. By suppertimehe hadallhisquestionsansweredor appointmentswithpeoplewho couldanswer them. Two yearslaterhissistercometoLiberty. One dayshe askedme ifI knewthe whole storyconcerningwhathappenedtothat student. I said, "No." Shesaidthathehad everythingpackedupinhiscarandwas going toleaveandnevercomebackifhedidn'tget someanswers.

Paul Muller

Dr Phillip O'Reilly John Pantana

Leonard Parker

David Partie

Frank Patton

Erick Peterson

James Pickering Helmuth Poggemiller

Arlie Rhodes Dr Steven Samson Van Scott

Lynn Seipp

Katherine Shakelton

Dr.Jim Stevens

Scotty Stevens

Lowell Stultz Karen Swallow Jenny Tibbs

David Towles Dr Elmer Towns

Nicholas Tripp Dr. Van Eaton

Dr. Lynnda Beavers

How longhaveyoubeenatLU? I'vebeenatLibertyfor6years. What madeyoucome toLU?

I'mnotsure thatIwanted tocome hereatfirst. TheLordledmehereandsofarit'sbeengood. Do youhaveamemorable storyofLU?

Ihanded backsometestpaperstomystudents onedayinclass. One ofmy studentswantedto know why hispaperhadlipstickonit. I honestlydidn'tknow why.

James Wagner VerdieWaldron MattWalters

LowellWaltres Lew Weider Samuel Wellman

Gordon Wilson JaniceWilson PatriciaWoodall

Jeff Young

PaulYoung MauriceZaffke

Selah

More than Meets the Eye

They dedicated countless days and endless nights to the completion of their individualassignments They drew layouts, tookpicutres, conductedinterviews, andwentcrazytomeetdeadlines. Theyhad to endureequipmentproblems and theoccasionaldelayofthe U.S. PostalServices. Who are thesepoorsoulsand why didtheytakeon whatseemstobe ahopelessmission?They are members of theLibertyUniversityYearbook Staff. Thisyear'syearbook staffhad to overcome many challengingobstaclesto get thisyear's campaign offtheground. Butwiththegraceof God and alittlehelpfrom Herm Stickle(yearbook advisor), the2002editionofthe libertyUniversity Selah was acompletesucces No one realizeshow intenseworkingfor the yearbook officecanbe. Butthis year's staffsteppedup and acceptedthe challengewithintensityand determination.Itis safeto saythisyear'syearbook staffhasgone farbeyond the call ofduty

"I never knew you could fit 50 people insidethe yearbook room."

—Tara Dietrick

"Let me just tell you, yearbook is great.It's the perfectway to get you and all yourfriends in the yearbook soyou cantell yourfriendsfrom home that you're cool and show them proof by how many timesyour face is in there!"

—Katie Gutierrez

"I couldn't possibly think of a betterway tospend my time than by being inyearbook."

—Josh Borders

"It's nothing but fun-packed excitement."

—Misty Messner

"Herm is the best teacher in thewhole wide world."

—Lawrence Nobles

"If the yearbook is done by cool people,how can it not be cool?"

—Laura Gibson

"I never knew we could fit so many people in such a small room and still getwork done.'

—Melissa Lowe

"It's fun and it's cool."

—Sandra del Cid

"Yearbook has been a challenging and super-fun experience."

—Jaclyn Torres

2002 Selah Staff

Angie Blackwood

Josh Borders

Sandra delCid

Natalie Depugh

Tara Dietrick

Tyrone Dixon

Laura Gibson

Dezi Gregory

Joelle Gresham

AlexGutierrez

Amanda Gutierrez

KatieGutierrez

Jamar Hicks

Mary Beth Lawrence

JenniferLewis

Melissa Lowe

Ashley Locklar

Misty Messner

Lawrence Nobles

Heather Orange

Cameo Ray

Rebecca Solis

JaclynTorres

LizTuck

Kelly Whitehead

Corey Wright

Kristie Yerk

Yearbook Editor:

Tara Johnson

Yearbook Advisor:

Herm Stickle

Yearbook Director:

Carrie Barnhouse

Selah Selah

Selah

Index

Abufarha,Fares

164, 185

Acuna,Kellie 164

Adame, Mike 164

Affleck, Hannah 164

Aguillon, Angela 164

Alder,Jeff 191

AUeyne, Pauline 191

Altamirano, Estela 128

Amato, Rick 53

Amerman, Rachel 164

Anderson, Larry 191

Anderson, Nancy 191

Anderson, Shani 164

Andrews, Meredith 164

Armstrong, Beth 127

Arnesen, Holly 164

Arriola, Monica 164

Asimos, Timothy 164

Atwood, Stacey 164

Autry,Jonathan 44

Ayers,Jennie 164

Berry,Gregory 191

Beth,Mary Rank 184

Biddison, Anna 165

Bielawa, David 191

Blackburn,Jonathan 165

Blackley, Rebecca 165

Blackstock,Jeffrey 165

Blackwood,Angela 165

Blanton, Chris 166

Boewer, Anne 166

Bojor, Mihaela 166

Boiling, Ed 191

Bonawitz, Terry 191

Borek, Dr.John54

Borland, Daniel 166

Borland,James 191

Bowen, Kimberly 166

Bowman, Adam 166

Boyer,Jeffrey 191

Brindle, Robert 166

Brindle, Wayne 191

BrinkleyAnnie 166

Britton, Sarah 166

Bronkema, Ashlee 17

Bronkeman,Ashlee 166

Brown,Janet 166

Brown,Jeff 166

Brown,Josh 191

Brown, Keitu 166

Brown, Kimberly 166

Brown, Tammi 126

Browning,Jason 44

Care,Rebekah 167

Carey,Heather 167

Carlos, Juan Lagares 178

Carlson, Doug 167

Carson, Dwayne 58, 68

Carter, Clarence 192

Carter,Jessica 167

Carter,Joshua 167

Carter,Justin 149, 167

Carter, Kristi 167

Carwile, Amber 167

Cattin,Jennifer 167

Center, Vines 2

Chandler,Jolie 143

Chapman, Kevin 192

Chekashkina, Ekaterina 168

Cherenfant, Kerlande 168

Cheruiyot, Richard 168

Chien, Haoyung 192

Childress, Kristi 127

Choi, Ilseung 168

Chouraleva, Olya 168

Chris, Dr. Foley 192

Christoph, Lyndia 168

Clark, Paul 168

Clark, Todd 168

Clayton, Rochelle 168

Clifton, Clint 168

Clifton,Jeff 168

Cobb, Mike 192

Collins,Jackie 118

BBadger, Bethany 164

Bake, Christina 127

Baker, Chris 164

Baker, Donna 164

Baker, Penny 164

Barnett, Bethany 164

Barnett, Robert 164

Barnhouse, Carrie 191

Bartlow, Derek 165

Basham, Sandy 165

Bass, Rebecca 165

Beck, Dr. 119

Bell, Diana 127, 165

Beluejake 165

Bendokas, Laura 165

Bennett, Anna 165

Bruland, Matt 106

Brunson, Danielle 166

Bunts, Mchelle 191

Burden, Aja 166

Burke, Rachel 166

Burman, Dana 192

Burns,John 192

Burrows, Kendria 166

Butcher, Sarah 166

Byers,Joshua 167

Byrd, Hannah 167

Collins, Leah 127

Colvart, Tarah 16

Conner, April 149, 168

Conrad, Kristin 168

Cook,Jaime 168

Cooke, Holly 168

Cooke, Kathryn 168

Cooper, Amy 168

Copeland, Dixie 168

Correa, Luzdelia 168

CostelfWill 168

Cottile, David 169

Cotuna, Andrea 185

Crutchfield, Nate 169

Calloway, Cab 165

Camara,Yankuba 167

Curtis, Carl 192

Czurajanelle 169

Eborn, Janlyn 170

EdgardLuz 189

Edson, Sara 170

Edwards, Samantah 171

Edwards, Tara 171

Ehrich, Erika 171

Elder,Jessica 171

Elliott, Cameron 171

Ellison,Jennifer 171

Ellsworth,Joshua 192

Ellyson, Anna 127

Elmer, Dr Towns 196

Elmore, Mary 171

Elmquist, Summer 171

Elrod,Amy 127

Emerick, Dane 192, 193

En, BenLoe 171

Engbrecht, Brittany 171

Ernsperger,Jessica 171

Eshbaugh, Courtney 36, 149

Eugen, Rachel 171

Evans,Jonathan 172

Evans, Samuel 172

Everett, Sheila 172

Fry,Kevin 172

Fryejosh 172

Fullbright, Rachael 126

Fullerton, Tami 172

Harrison,Sarah 174

Hartman, Harvey 116

Harvey, Dr. Hartman 193

Hastings, Ben 174

Hatcher, Henry 174

Hauffe, Kimberly 193

Hawks, Ben 132

Ibrahim, Janice 176

Ibrahim,Jennifer 176

Iman, Kelly 176

Inoshita, Ena 194

G., P Vissor 44

Gagnon, Christine 172

Garber, Diane 192

Garman,Kristin 173

Gass, Amanda 173

Gautier, Zack 140

George,John 120, 193

George,Joy 173

Giants,Jericho 40

Gibson, Laura 173

Gilbert, Ruth 173

Glass, Aaron 173

Glovierjoel 173

Golder, Kelly 173

Goodlet, Chris 173

Gordon, Mattie 173

Gowdie, Leslieann 173

Graham,Kate 46

Gravranse, Ryan 45

Gray, Herbert 173

Grayson, Robert 174

HeifMark 174

Helmick, Kelly 174

Henslee, Virginia 174

Hershey, Timothy 174

Hetrick, Tamia 174

Hicks,Jamar 175

Hilderbrand, Lindsey 175

Hillman, Robert 175

Hillyer,Matt 175

Himesjane 193

Hine,Mark 118, 140, 193

Hinkson, Craig 193

Hinson,Joseph 175

Hoggard, Christien 175

Hoke, Amdrea 175

Holbrook, Brian 175

Holcombe, Sara 118

Holloway, Hope 175

Honeycutt, William 115, 120

Honeycutt, Willie 193

Jackson, Lila 176

Jackson, Rob 72

Jackson, Theresa 176

Jacuk, Yuri 176

JamarHicks 42

Jasinckaite, Agne 176

Jean-Louis, Trachide 42

Jensen, Ethan 176

Jeong, Haeran 176

Jim, Dr. Stevens 196

Jobackjoey 176

John, Dr. Morrison 194

Johnson, Charles 44

Johnson,Jessica 176

Johnson, Mark 194

Johnson, Nicole 72

Johnson, Tara 176

Jones, Clark 46

Jones,Jason 194

Faison, Natalie 172

FalwelfDr. 2, 54

Farcasiu, Simona 172

Farley,Amanda 172

Feenstra, Katie 93

Fesmire, Tom 192

File, Russ 192

Fisher,John 127, 172

Fitzgerald,Jimeka 172

Fleming, Anna 172

Fleming, Heidi 172

Foley, Caralies 172

Foley, Ruth 192

Forbes, David 172

Ford, Bill 172

Foss, Stephanie 127

Fraga, Kristin 172

Francios, Pierce 172

Freeman, Erin 172

Friese, Chuck 142

Green, Rebekah 174

Gregorin, Steve 174

Greshamjoelle 174

Gretsky, Richard 174

Gribbin, Dr 119

Gross, Bethany 174

Guillermin, Dr. 2

Gully, Thomas 174

Gutierrez, Ben 193

Gutierrez, Katie 174

HHamm, Ken 57

Hansrore, Theresa 193

Hansup, Kim 193

Harbin, Stephen 174

Hardison, Donald 174

Harris, Phillip 174

Harrison, Linley 174

Hook, Christal 175

Horner, Deanna 175

Hotaling, Bernice 193

House,Jon 193

Howard, Christopher 173

Howland, Michelle 167

Hubbard,Juanita 129

Huebner, David 175

Huff, Matt 176

Hughes, Amy 16

Huguenor, Caroline 176

Huhn, Heather 176

Humphrey, Rich 176

Hunt, Bobby 176

Huntonjohn 194

Hurlburt,Jewell 176

Hyatt, Darcell 194

Jones, Katherine 176

Jones, Vernita 194

Jordan, Nathanial 176

KKang, James 177

Katinas, the 13

Kearns, Allie 177

KeUey, Phillip 177

Kendall,Jackie 56

Kennedy, Yvette 177

Kervinie, Alexander 194

Kidd, Leanna 177

KUduffJonathan 177

Kindred, Anjeanette 177

King, Baina 177

King, Howard 194

King,Joshua 177

King,Timothy 177

Kirk, Ryan 177

Kiromojoram 194

Kiser, Shannon 177

Kline, Arielle 178

Klinedinst, David 178

Klous, David 178

Klous, Kari 178

Knight, Matthew 178

Knopsnider, Rebecca 178

Knowlton, Shannon 178

Koech, Christine 127, 178

Koech,Joyce 178

Kong, Magdalene 178

Kramer, Dr. Cecil 119

Kruger, Kelly 127

Kwiat,Tim 194

Kwonsik, Kim 178

Lovett, Mrs. 126

Low, William 180

Lowe, Melissa 180

Luwizhi, Vincent 180

Lynn, Christie 127

Lynnda, Dr. Beavers 197

Murphy, James 181

Murphy, Kathi 127

Murray, Heather 181

Murray, Tracy 181

Mutahi, Rose 181

Patton,Frank 195

Paul,JamesIV 182

Pawlowski,Anna 182

Peacock,Jennifer 183

Pearce,Joshua 183

Pecore, Elaine 127

Perkins, Melissa 183

Perkinson,Jonathan 183

LLabiosa, Ishmael 178

Lamantia, Dorothy 178

Larson, Lance 178

Larson, Tamara 178

Lasko, Mark 178

Lassinger, Lynn 178

Laughlin, Charity 178

Law, Anna 178

Lawson, Traci 127

Layne, Vivian 194

Leahy,Joe 179

Letsen,Mike 149, 179

Leverett, Gaylen 194

Leverett,Jason 179

Lewis,Jennifer 38, 179

Lewis, Michael 179

Lie, Erica 118

Lieb, Nathan 179

Liebermann, Eve 38, 179

Liesel, Henry 179

Lilley, Larry 194

Livesay, LeeAnn 127

Lohr, George 179

Lopez, Bethany 179

Lopez, Leah 179

Lovett, Danny 68

Lovett,Jennifer 179

MMaginniss, Meghan 180

Marcus, T Christian 177

Marie, S.Blau 166

Marshall,John 175

Martin, Catherine 180

Mason, Carly 185

Mason, Helen 194

Mason, Karly 128

Massiah-Bascomb, Patricia 180

Mathes, Aaron 194

Matthews, Michelle 194

Matthews, Troy 194

Mayer, Chelsey 180

McCann, Kristen 180

McCoy, Eboni 180

McDannel, Cheryl 126

McLemore, Brandon 58, 180

McTamney, Machree 180

Mehorter, Scott 180

Menachem, A.D. 180

Mendoza, Pedro 138

Messinger, Stephen 180

Messner, Misty 180

Metherd, Sarah 180

Metzgar, Terry 194

Meyer, Holli 180

Miller, Amanda 121

Miller, Crystal 180

Minter,Jonathan 194

Minton, Aaron 180

Monroe, Sarah 127, 180

Moody,Joanna 181

Moormann,Justin 118

Morris,Joshua 181

Mosonik, Loise 181

Muller,Paul 195

Mummau,Cody 181

NNaff, Jeremy 181

Naldrett,Jason 179

Nail, Leslie 181

Ndao, Mame 181

Neely, Marti 181

Nehring, Shannon 127

Nell, LindaCooper 27

Nelson, Elizabeth 182

Nelson, Rebecca 182

Newton, Ashley 182

Ngeno, Kimutai 182

Nguyen, Huong 182

Nichols, Deeanna 182

Nobles, Lawrence 37

Nobles, LawrenceIII 182

Perry, Chase 183

Peters, Heidi 183

Petersen, Tim 183

Peterson, Erick 195

Peterson, Mary 183

Peterson, Rebecca 183

Petrochko, Bethany 183

Phillip, Dr O'Reilly 195

Phillips, Tommy 183

Pick, Nathan 183

Pickering,James 195

Poggemiller, Helmuth 195

Pointer, Amy 184

Poling, Ruth 184

Pollock, Heather 184

Price,Johanna 127

OO'Brian, Jason 182

O'Leary, Eric 182

Oliver, Elaine 127

Oosterman, Andrea 182

Orange, Heather 182

Orange., Heather 118

Oughton, Mrs. 118

Outtenjulieanna 127

Outtenjulleanna 182

Owen, Bobby 182

RRadcliff, Rebekah 184

Ragel,Jamie 70

Ragle,Jamey,72

Rago, Anthony 184

Ramsay,Angela 184

Ranes, Cubby 184

Rattin, Isaac 184

Rawlings,Jason 195

Rawlins, Matt 195

Rawls,Kara 184

Ray, Cameo 119

Raysor.Bobb 195

PPadilla, Carlos 182

Palaimaite, Kristina 182

Palmer, Natalie 182

Pantanajohn 195

Papandrea, Frank 182

Parker, Leonard 195

Partie, David 195

Patterson, Andrea 126

Patterson, Neil 182

Read, Eric 44

Register, Mollie 184

Reinke, Derrick 184

Remigio, Lina 127, 184

Revell, Laura 184

Rhee, Eunsoo 184

Rhodes, Allison 118

Rhodes, Arlie 196

Richards, Candace 184

Richards, Maggie 184

Richards,Wes 127

Richardson, Eliza 17

Riley, Aimee 184

Riverol, Silvino 184

Roberts,Joshua 184

Roberts, Rachel 185

Robertson, Derek 185

Robertson, Ryan 185

Rollyson, Laura 92

Ross,Andrew 185

Ruiz,Joshua 185

Rutto, Clement 185

Thompson, Lori 188

Thurston, Todd 188

Tibbs,Jenny 196

Tidwell, Heather 188

Tindal, Theresa 188

Todd, Diana 188

Tokar, Peter 118

Torres,Jaclyn 188

Tosh, Shannon 17

Totten, Danny 188

Towles, David 196

Towns, Elmer 120

Trent, Tamara 188

Trent', Tamara 59

Tripp, Nicholas 196

Troxel, Steve 117

Washington, Sharita 189

Wasson, Gabriel 189

Webb, Melinda 189

Webb, William 189

Weider,Lew 197

Weissinger, Mary-Virginia 127

Wellman, Samuel 197

Wheeler, Amber 189

Wheeler, Matt 189

White 45

White, Beth 189

White, Tim 53

Whitehead, Sara 189

Whitley,Andrew 189

Whidey, Susan 127, 190

Sample, Barbie 185

Sarchey,Jason 185

Scherer, Adrienne 185

Schiedt, Rachel 185

Schwartz, Rebecca 185

Scott, Van 196

See, Michael 185

Seipp, Lynn 196

Shakelton, Katherine 196

Sheppard, Chris 127

Sherman, Barbara 117, 118

Sites, Elizabeth 196

Skupin, Mike 52

Smalejeff 106

Smith, Randall 196

Spear, Hila 196

Spearin, Fred 196

Spohn, Terry 117

Stanley,Jeff 196

Steve, Dr. Troxel 195

Steven, Dr Samson 196

Stevens, Scotty 196

Stimeare, Melissa 59

Stultz, Lowell 196

Swallow, Karen 196

Truesdale, Margis 188

Tunstall, Erin 188

Turner, Alisa 188

Turner, Gregory 196

Wildasinjosh 190

Wilkerson, Gilbert 190

Williams, Brooke 190

Williams, Dennis 190

Williams,Jonathan 190

Williams, Mariel 190

Williams, Michelle 190

UUrso, Christianna 188

Wilmington, Sue 120

Wilson, Gordon 197

Wilson,Janice 197

Wilson,Jeff 13

Van, Dr. Eaton 196

Van, TracyDuser 188

Vandegriff, Stephen 14

Vandenberg, Cody 188

Vanover, Rachel 188

VanWingerden, Nick 45

Vargas, Samuel 188

Vitollo,Tim 188

Vukich, Lee 14

Windser, Carl 190

Witt,Joel 190

Wojciechowskijoe 190

WolfKristen 190

Wommack, Timothy 118

Woo,LeeYoung 190

Woodall, Patricia 197

Woodard, Mchael 190

Taylor,Jeremy 13

Taylor, Morgan 53

Tenney, Tommy 53

Thomforde, Angela 188

WWagner,James 197

Waldron, Verdie 197

Walker, Laura 188

Walker, Varanaia 188

Walter, Kent 189

Walters, Matt 197

Waltres, Lowell 197

Ward,Tameka 189

Warren, Daniel 189

Yavuz, Selah 190

Yego, Faith 190

Yenca, Bethany 153

Yerk,Kelley 190

Yerk,Kristie 128, 190

Young, Ena 190

Young,Jeff 197

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