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A carillon is a musical instrument compo ed of at lea t 23 bells, arranged in chromatic sequence, and tuned to produce harmony when the bells are sounded together. The instrument has been aid to be the voice of hopes, aspirations, and joys of humankind. The first modern carillon wa made in the Netherlands in 1652 by Peiter and Francois Hemony. Today, there are 135 carillons in the United States, including three in the Cleveland area.

John Carroll University's yearbook was named the Carillon in 1938 when it was first published. In the first edition of the Carillon, the author quoted John Keats' Ode to a Grecian Urn saying "heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter; therefore ye soft pipes, play on. " The Carillon is not specifically mentioned in the poem; however, the musical metaphor can be used to describe the memories that students have after their college years. The images and descriptions that we have chosen to include in this, the 59th edition of the Carillon, are only representations of the true worth of the memories that they represent. This book will provide a starting point for those memories but like the pipes that will continue to play on, the memories that graduates have of their college years ",rill continue to grow stronger for years to come. The true worth of the photos and words published here are not what you think they are at first glance.

They merely provide the background for the fond rememberance that alumni always hold dear.

- Megan Mjtchell -

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The John Carroll community went all out to celebrate homecoming this year. In place of the traditional Homecoming Dance, a week of festivities was held to commemorate the event. Gathered under the collective name "CarrollFest," the activities included a chef competition, a clown car competition, a karaoke contest dubbed "Carrolloake," and the traditional pep rally.

The week-long CarrollFest culminated in the annual homecoming football game at Bedford Heights high school, the temporary home of the Blue Streak football team while construction commenced on the new Don Shula Sports Complex. Bu loads of students were transported to Bedford Heights to support their team. Although the Streaks suffered a suspenseful last -minute loss to longtime rival Mount Union, the game was an unforgettable ending to a very memorable Homecoming 2001 Week.

Junior Quarterback Tom Arth proudly displays the flag during the Star Spangled Banner before the game.

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Many loyal Blue Streak fans dressed the part and waved the blue and gold pompoms given out at the gate.

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Sen ior George Sam pic concentrate hard during his last Homecoming game at Carro ll.

Blue Streak fans ho ted Mount Union in a game that kept eve ryone in the stand at the edge of their seats.

Fans turned out in record numbers for the "away" Homecomin g ga me at Bedford Hi gh School.

Dis playing their winning smiles, Jerem y Corcoran and Kellie Gallag h er po se after being crowned Kin g and Queen .

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We wanted to get more people involved by having organizations compete within different events during the week, instead of the traditional Homecoming Dance Natalie Nichols Student Union

He is th e ma n wh o n ee ds n o introdu ction ... Se ni or Duj a n Pi e r ce id elin es s ho wing ( D.P. ) p aces th e unp a r all ele d s upp ort fo r his t ea m .

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Regina Galati cheerfully supports the Blue Streaks while being supported by her teammates after a touchdown.

The best way to show your support is to spell it ou t.

Senior Josh Hose hakes the hand of David Vitatoe '01 who came to upport hi team at the Homecoming Game.

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This couple was caught by the camera ju t before s ittin g down to dinner.

Two dance partner are definitely better than one. You ju t have to come up with more creatiye ways of dancing.

One of the highlights of the Christmas season at John Carroll is the annual Winter Formal. As a slight break from tradition, the dance was held the week after Christmas Carroll Eve, instead of the night before the festivities, taking place on December 7.

The formal gives students a chance to celebrate the holiday season with their friends off campus. The music played ranged from popular dance music to slow dances to Christmas favorites. Students took advantage of this opportunity to gather with friends and take pictures while dressed up and in front of the numerous Christmas d corations that adorned the ball room.

This year's winter formal was the only dance of the fall semester, with the cancellation of the Homecoming Dance, which made it a much more popular event than in previous years. All those who attended agreed, it was a night filled 'with memories that will never be forgotten .

- Megan Mhcheii -

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These gentlemen wait patiently for their dates to arrive .

Winter was a chance for friends to pend the evening with eachother away from campus to ring in the holidays .

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At this, their first Christmas Carroll Eve, a group of freshmen pose with their POIDsettias.

" In interacting with the children, I was able to reevaluate my outlook on the holiday and uncover thejoy, excitement, and love of the holiday season " Lizzy Krymski

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Steve polachek , Erik McKay , Jamie McKay , and Andrew Bardwell pose for the yearbook photographer during brunch.

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Rimon Bebawi , Samantha Buzzacco , Pat Manning , Pat Reidy, and Jeff Larson enjoy eachother's company at brunch following midnight mass.

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Tis' the season ! One of the most enjoyable traditions at John Carroll is Christmas Carroll Eve. It is usually the first week of December and students will get into the holiday spirit by participating in a variety of activities and performances.

Many students volunteered and hosted an inner-city child during Christmas Through the Eyes of a Child.

During this program students and children decorate Christmas cookies, make tockings, and visit with Santa Claus.

At night students and guests gather together in the Kulas Auditorium for some special performances given by the wind ensemble, jazz band, show choir, and concert choir. They performed a variety of favorite Chri tmas carols and there was a surprise visit from Santa Claus.

Everyone then proceeded to the Atrium to enjoy some holiday cookies and hot chocolate before they went outside to see the lighting of the Chri tmas tree and sing carols around the quad. Mass followed at Gesu Church, and afterward to end the festivities, everyone enjoyed breakfast together at the cafeteria.

Christmas Carroll Eve is a fun way of getting together with old and new friends to celebrate the holiday season.

- Ann Schnejder The Wind Ensemble provided their audience with many timeless Christmas favorites during the concert.

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Kraig Kelly prepares to throw long while taking advantage of the nice weather in front of Campion.

Marty Wingate strikes a pose while at Java Jams.

Renee Flyter and Tracy Cordes po se with their new friends, Ita lian soccer players .

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Mo lly Vaughn patiently waits for her friends to arrIve.

Just in Hess and Karen Korze nko attempt to procra tinate by goofin g off in Karen's r oom.

Kat hl een Moran tries to tud y at the end of her h all , on ly to be caught by ou r photographers.

Brad Hull is caught by the camera as he leaves his dorm.

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students in their true form Patrick Resetar Junior Jen LaGuardia sm iles as s h e hands out candy to one of the many children that came Trick-or-Treating through the hall of Hamlin and Campion.

The some of the residents of the econd floor of Campion s how off their costumes for the camera before heading out for a night on the town.

And these are the people who are in charge of the building ... the Campion Hall RAs pose for a picture before heading out to a Halloween party.

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Once again, the Halloween festivities proved to be a fun-filled frightful time at John Carroll. The latter weeks of October 2001 brought parties, ghoulish costumes, and creative decorations to the campus. Parkhurst provided seasonal fare and Halloween cake while students and staff alike prepared for the usual costume parties.

Throughout the Hamlin and Campion residence halls, each floor competed in a decorating contest. From "haunted" section of dark and shadowy trees to a "Charlie Brown-themed Great Pumpkin" route, each floor offered thrilling features at every turn. Along with the visiting trick-ortreating relatives and members of the JCU community, Halloween at John Carroll was a safe and exciting time for all ages.

- Karen Korz enko -

Nick Detore and Justin Hess forgo the idea of playing catch with a baseball or football and instead decide to toss around a 14 lb. pumpkin.

Karen Korzenko quickly flashes a smile for the camera before going to scare some of her friends with her devil mask.

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These four students pose with Mrs. Mileti of the Italian program while at a cafe in Sicily.

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Spending spring break in Sicily was such an amazing opportunity. We saw ancient ruins, connversed with people in small towns, and experienced the culture first hand" Tracy Cordes

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tu de nts fr o m Dr. Cesa r e o ' hi s tory cl ass on Rom e g ot a fir s t ha nd look at th e city durin g s prin g bre ak .

REIIIl One of the most anticipated events each year for students and faculty is spring break, which this year was during the first full week of March. The break comes seven weeks into the second semester, right about when students are ready to drop their books for warmer locations than freezing northern Ohio.

A popular spot, as always, was anywhere in Florida. There students had a chance to get some sun and relax after their midterms. There were also various trips by students to places out west and even other countries. The history department sponsored a trip to Rome and the Italian department went to Sicily. There were also various service trips to places like Big Ug;.y, Trenton, and New York City.

Many students, of course, opted to just go home and relax for their week off, but whatever students and facutly did to enjoy the half-way point to the second semester, the break was, as always, a welcome pleasure.

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"It is a great opportunity for the little sibs to see

where their big sibs live."

Kelly Klima Two little sibs made the weekend even more enjoyable for these three.

Mary Ventura enjoys painting faces as she finishes a butterfly.

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Kelly Klima and her niece, Madeline , enjoy dinner with friends in the cafeteria after a long day of activities.

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Because Little Sibs Weekend took place the weekend before Easter, the Easter Bunny became an extra special guest for the kids. Other activities throughout the weekend included arts and crafts, watching cartoons, playing in the intramural gym, and swimming.

All those who participated in the weekend couldn't help but smile as the "sibs" brightened the weekend for everyone.

- Megan Mitchell -

Though students are usually tired of the cafeteria food by March, the visiting sibs were in awe by the amount of food , especially pizza, chicken nuggets , and french fries that was available to their big brothers and sisters.

Posing for a picture after getting his face painted, young Joshua enjoys spending extra time with his brother.

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Members of Kappa Delta compete In the ca r push around the Quad on Friday .

Ch i Omega girl s show their spirit for the last events of this year's Greek Week.

Kappa Kappa Gamma girls cheer on their sorority from the sidelines.

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With this year's Greeks becoming nationally affiliated, Greek Week went through a few changes this year. Heavy in competition, the Greek organizations competed in events such as basketball, volleyball, swimming, and soccer. They also continued the popular e\ ents of car-push and Polish boy run. As always, talent show and lip sync had a great turn-out. The student body came to cheer on their friends and watch them show off their talents on stage.

Five sororities, including Chi Omega, Kappa Delta, Kappa Alpha Theta, Gamma Phi Beta, and Kappa Kappa Gamma, and four fraternities, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Phi Kappa Tau, and Kappa Sigma, took part in the festivities.

After a week-long heated competition, two groups came out on top in a very close race. Kappa Kappa Gamma took first place for the sororities, ending the five year winning streak of Chi Omega. Sigma Phi Epsilon walked away with the sportsmanship award.

Although the competition was different this year, it was and always will be a week of fun and a great opportunity for the Greeks to all come together.

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Ashley Bolger The Sigma Epsilon boys show off their dance moves during Lip Sync.

Rager and Ray host Lip Sync 2002, held on Wednesday of Greek Week.

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Tiffa ny Weave r a n d Meli ssa Ma rch s h ow th eir tr ue co l ors.

Me mb e rs of Sig m a Ep ilon give it a ll they've got a th ey r ace p as t Dol a n .

Ka pp a Ka pp a Gamma g irl s s how th eir "Bad Boy" id e durin g the Lip Sync.

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Eric Heintz and Matt Hil smile before heading to tra ck practice.

Justin Dillon stops to chat outside the dorms aft er returning from class.

George Sample carefully completes hi s drum solo durin g the Christmas Carroll Eve performance.

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Joe Divers flashe a sli gh ly anoyed mile as his picture taken during a philo ophy debate.

Patrons are always gree ted with a friendly smile at the Rec desk .

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Kelly Klima is caught by the photographer while talking at the Rec desk before an intramural basketball game.

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11, 2001 Followin g the vigi l, students expressed their thoughts and prayers to the victim' fami li es and survivor of the attacks.

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For many of u in the John Carroll community, September 11 was a wake-up call that we never expected to go through. For the first time, a generation of Americans experienced anger, fear, and humility as we watched the planes crash into buildings that we had associated with New York and Washington, D.C. since we were children.

Some of us knew people in the World Trade Center or the Pentagon or even on the planes that hit them. Almost all of us had seen one or both of those sites in our lifetime. Until Junior Jamie McKay join s students, September 11, many felt removed from the cities where the faculty , and members of the attacks occured because of their distance from John Carroll surrounding community for a candle- University. light vigil after September 1l.

However, on that day, we came together. Through a mass and candlelight vigil on campus during the weeks following the attacks, the students and faculty were able to come together to show their support for those that they had no other way of helping. The flag on the quad remained at half staff for weeks and students all over campus began displaying flags and signs from their windo-w to show their patriotism.

September 11, 2001 came as a shock to the world.

However, through the sense of community that has been formed at John Carroll and in America as a whole, we will work to support those that have been hurt by these attacks and do all that we can to prevent them from happening again.

- Megan Mjtchell -

The flame was passed congregation during the way for tudents to come and pray for the victims

The flag in the middle of the quad remained at half staff for weeks following the attacks .

around to each member of the candle-light vigil. The vigil was a together the week after the attacks and their families.

The third floor of Pacelli Hall proudly displayed American flags and a sign that read "We will not

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Dr. F. Komala Aggor Spanish

Dr. Margarel Algr'en Co mmunications

Dr. David G. Anderson Spanish

Dr. Carl D. Anlhony Biology

Mr. Wilhelm Bartsch German

Dr. Nick Baumgw'lnel' Chemislry

Dl'. Denise D, Ben-Porath Psychology

Dr. Matlhew p, Berg History

Rev. William M. Bichl, SJ Philosophy

Dr. George B. Bilgere English

Dr. Dean N. Birch Political Science

Dr, Robert Bloom Accountancy

Dr. William N. Bockanic Management

Dr. Law'en L. Bowen Political Science

Dl', Paula J, Britton Education

Dr. Alan J, Brody Political Science

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Dl·. Brent G. Brossmann Communications

Dl·. Douglas R. Bruce Communicalions

Dl·. Roberl A. Bruening Communicalion s

Dr. Joseph A. Buckley Philosophy

Rev. C. R. Bukala, SJ Philosophy

Dr. Neil Bull Communications

D,'. Andrew C. Buynacek Boler School oj Busin ess

Ms. Donna Byrnes Residence Life

Dr. Lindsay N. Calkins Economics

Dl·. Nancy L. Campbell Mathematics

Rev. E. M. Carreira, SJ Physics

Dl·. Santa Casciani Italian

Dr. William J. Cenker Accountancy

Dr. Francesco C. Cesareo History

Dl·. Paul R. Challen Chemistry

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Dr. V erghese J, Chirayath Sociology

Dl路. Lawrence R. Cima Eco nom ics

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Dr. Richm'd D, Clark Soc iolog y

Dr. Miles M, Coburn Biology

Dr, Jeanne M. Colleran English

Dr. Mm'ilynn M. Collins Acco untan cy

Mrs. Ruth R . Connell Library

Dr, Leslie S . Curtis A rt History

Dl'. John V. Czel'apowicz Po litical Science

Dr, James M. Daley Marketin g

Dr, B , K. D'Ambl'osia Math ematics

Dl'. Michael J. Davey English

Mr , Anthony J. DeCarlo Physical Edu cation

Dl'. E rnest M, DeZolt Sociology

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Dr. Gregory A. DiLisi Ed uca tion

Dl'. Donald R. Domm Management

Dl', Doris K. Donnelly Religio /l s Studies

Dl', Gorman L. Duffett Library

Dr, Duane A, Dukes Sociolog y

Dr. Jason F, E arle Edu cation

Dr. Kenneth N . Eslinger Soc io logy

Mrs , Gail K, Eubanks Eng lish

Dr. Thomas R. Evans Psy ch ology

Dl', David W, Ewing Chemistry

Dl', Marian M. ExtejL M an age m ent

Dl', Christopher M, Faiver Edu cation

Dr. Ruth E. Fenske Librar y

Dl'. Margaret O. Finucane Co mmunica tions

Sr, M. A, Flannery, VSC Co mmunications

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Dr. Valerie R. Flechtner Biology

Dr. R. K. Fleischman, Jr. Accountancy

Dr. J. Benjamin Forbes Managemenl

Dl路. Julia D. Fredericks Mathemalics

Dr. Klaus Fritsch Physics

Dr. Veronika Fuechtner German

Dr. Frederick J. Fuglister Mathematics

Dr. Katherine M. Gatto Spanish

Rev. Har,.y J. Gensler, SJ Philosophy

Dr. Tariq H. Gilani Physics

Ms. Charyl R. Glover Psychology

Rev. Edward Glynn, SJ President

Ms. Margaret Gonsalves Management

Dl路. Richard T. Grenci Management

Dr. Gerald B. Guest Art History

Dr. John L . Guidubaldi Educalion

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LTC David L. Hagg Military Science

Dr. Dwight" R. Hahn Politica l Science

Dr. Jam es J. Haile y Marketing

Dr. Phyllis Braudy Harris Sociology

Mr. Thomas L. Hayes English

Dr. David C. Helsel Edu catio n

Dr. R. D. H endrickson Com m unications

Dr. Kathleen Hiemstra Mana ge m ent

Dr. Susan H. Higgins Marketin g

Dr. Amy R. Hoffman Edu cation

Mr. Darrell J. H oJ'wal"h Mathem atics

Dr. John D. Huffnagle Econ omics

Dr. Bradley Z. Hull M a nag em en t

Mr. A Jack Janosik Mana ge m ent

Dr. Jeanne E. Jenkins Edu cation

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Ms. S. R. Joranko-O 'Friel English

Dl·. Gerald Jorgenson Educa lion

Dl·. Simran K. Kahai Economics

Dl·. Sharon M. Kaye Philosophy

Dr. Joseph F. Kelly Religious Sl11dies

Dl·. Thomas E. Kelly Educatio n

Dr. Khaldoun KhayyaL Physics

Mrs. Nancy Kiefer Com municatio ns

Dr. Daniel P. Kilbride History

Dr. Gwendolyn Kinebrew Biology

Dr. Mw'c Kirschenbaum Mathematics

Dr. Linda A . Koch Art History

Dr. Robert J. Kolesar History

Dr. Robert J. Kolesar Malhemalics

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Dr. Carol M. Kreger Educa lion

Dl·. James H. Krukones History

Rev. SLephen T. Krupa, SJ Relig ious Sill dies

Dr. Anne Kugler History

Dl·. Man Lung Kwan Chemistry

Dr. Gl·aciela Lacueva Physics

Dr. William L. Langenfus Philosophy

Dr. Janel D. Larsen Psychology

Dr. Valentino Lassiter Religious St1/dies

D,·. Paul J. Lauritzen Relig ious St1/dies

Dr. Oscar Lee Managemenl

D,·. James L. Lissemore Biology

D,·. Susan O. Long Sociology

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Dr. Sally A. Lewis Education

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Dl·. Marc P. Lynn Managemenl

Dl·. Brian K. Macaskill English

Dl·. Roland L. Madison Acco unling

Dr. KaLhleen M. Manning Education

Dl·. Beth A. Martin Psychology

Dl·. James H. Mm·tin Marketing

Dr. David P. Mascolti Chem istry

Dr. David R. Mason Religious Studies

Dr. Jeanne M. Mattern Sociology

Mr. Nevin J. Mayer Library

Dr. John S. McBratney Eng lish

LTC John J. McCluskey Military Science

Dr. Sheila E. McGinn Religious St1ldies

Dr. Bethe S. McRae Philosophy

Dr. Jennifel' C. Merritt Educatio n

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Mrs. Giuseppina Mileli Italian

Dr. Calherine Millel' Chemistry

Dl'. Joseph B. Miller Communications

Dl路. Pal1'ick Mooney Philosophy

Dr. Fenton D. Moore Biology

Dr. Scott B. Moore Finance

Mr, Jerry L. Moreno Math ematics

Dr. Maryclaire MOl'oney English

Dl'. Marian J. Morton History

Ms. Alba M. Munoz Spanish

Dr. Helen M. Murphy Psychology

Dl'. Paul R. Murphy Marketing

Dr. Albert L. Nagy Accounting

Mrs. Keiko Nakano Japanese

Dl'. Thomas R, Nevin Classical Studies

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Dr. Paul K. NieLllpski

Dl'. Douglas A. Nol'l-ls

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Dl·. Joan M. Nuth

Dr. DwighL M. Olson

Dr. Mariana J. Ortega

Mr. Anthony L. Palermo

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Dr. Daniel W. Palmel'

Ms. Carol Paull

Dr. Kristie E, Payment

Dr. M. Pereszlenyi-Pinter

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Dr. Lily W. Phillips

Dr. Donald M. Poduska

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Dr. Roger W. Purdy History

Dr. David W. Rainey Psycho logy

Dr. John L. Rausch Education

Dl路. Marvin N. Richards Fre nch

Dl路. Rosa Rivera-Hainaj Chemistry

Dr. Christophel' R. Roark English

Dr. David W. Robson History

Mr. Patrick H. Rombalski Dean of Students

Dr. Catherine Rosemary Education

Dr. Debra J. Rosenthal Eng lish

Ms. Carin Ruff English

Rev. Francis X. Ryan, SJ Eng lish

Dr. W. Francis Ryan History

Rev. Gerald J. Sabo, SJ Slavic Languages

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Dl路. Nicholas R. Santilli Psycho logy

Dr. David C. Schirm Finance

Dr. Jacqueline J. Schmidt Communications

Dr. Leo Schneidel' Mathematics

Dr. Larry Schwab Political Science

Dr. Jacobus T. Severiens Economics

Dr. Michael P. Setter Chemistry

Dr. Linda G. Seward Co mmunications

Dr. Paul L. Shick Mathematics

Dr. David Shutkin Education

Rev. Richard P. Salmi, SJ V. President of Student Affairs

Rev. Joseph O. Schell, SJ Campus Ministry

Rev. ~~Schubeck, Religious Studies

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Dr. WaLLer O. Simmons Eco nomics

Dl路. E dwin J. Skoch Biolog y

D,路. Jonathan E . Smith Manage m ent

Dl路. A ndreas Sobisch Polilica l Science

Dr. John R. Spencer R eligious Sl1ldies

Dr. Cm'l R. Spitznagel Ma th em atics

Dr. E arl W . Spurgin Philosop h y

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Dr. Alan R. Stephenson Co mmunication s

Dr. Mark G. Storz Edu cation

Mr. Donald H. Stupica Physical Edu catio n

Dr. Yan Sun A rt History

Dl'. Elizabeth V. Swenson Psy chology

Dr. James C. Swindal Philosophy

Dr. Dianna E. Taylor Philosophy

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Dr. Nancy P. Taylor Education

Dr. Elmer Anita Thames Psychology

Dr. E. Paul Thomson Philosophy

Ms. Clara Thurner Spanish

Dr. Frederick F. Tl'avis History

Dr. Mark D. Treleven Management

Dl'. G. N. Vourlojianis History

Dr. Karen S. Walton Accountancy

Dl路. Mark J. Waner Chemistry

Dr. Sandra Washington Management

Dr. Charles A. Watts Management

Dr. Gerald Weinstein Accouncancy

Dr. Andrew M. Welki Economics

Dr. Dianne H. B. Welsh Management

Dr. Andrew White Biology

Dr. Cyrilla H. Wideman Biology

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Dl', Brenda A, Wirkus

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Once again, the 2001 edition of the John Carroll University football program entered the season with high expectations. The Blue Streaks, who retuned 13 starters and 35 letter winners, looked to extend its school record of 14 consecutive winning seasons and to contend for an OAC championship.

Offensively, the Blue Streaks were led by junior quarterback Tom Arth. Arth was helped through the season with a very talented corps of receivers that included Jeff Lerner, John Clark, and Adam Therrien. Ryan DeGeorge, Jason Parker, and Nate Ross teamed up to give the Streaks a talented and deep backfield.

On the defensive side of the ball, playmakers like Eric Urdizk, Perry Kraft, Mike Mystic, and Tom Kaufmann gave the Streaks a talented and stingy defense.

John Carroll opened the season with two straight victories over Catholic (D.C.), 23-6, and Marietta, 51-17, before their first home game.

The September 22 Homecoming Game saw Mount Union visit Bedford Stadium as the temporary home of the Blue Streaks, due to the construction of Wasamer Field. Once again, fans were treated to a classic showdown in what D3football.com would coin as "The Game of the Year." Mount Union escaped with a disappointing 33-30 victory in the last 30 seconds of the game in front of a standing-room only crowd.

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The 2001 edition of the John Carroll University volleyball team became the first team since 1996 to win 20 matches in a season. They set out to accomplish this task with a solid group of returning players. The Blue Streaks returned ten letter ""inners, including juniors Kristi Branam (2 nd Team All-OAC in 2000) and Beth Grzybowski (honorable mention All-OAC in both 1999 and 2000). Also returning was senior Brooke Switzer, junior Tracy Olszowy, and sophomore Molly Barb also added considerable depth and veteran leadership to the Streaks. Erin McGrath and Lauren Lovell also returned after solid rookie seasons.

The Blue Streaks got off to a slow start, with a record of 0-3.

However, they would go 18-5 in their next 23 matches to improve to 188. Their incredible run included a first place finish in the Ohio Wesleyan Tournament, defeating Anderson 3-0, a Silver Pool Championship Victory over Denison in the JCU jCWRU Tournament, and a trip to the semifinals of the Baldwin-Wallace Tournament. The Blue Streaks also defeated some key opponents down the stretch, including Ohio Northern (3-0), Capital (3-2), Wooster (3-1), and Otterbein (3-0).

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The Men's Soccer team had a stellar 2001 season. The team ended the season with a 15-3 overall record and undefeated in the OAC against nine opponents.

The soccer team began the season with two key wins during the Ohio Wesleyan Fred Myers Invitational, defeating both Allegheny and Ohio Wesleyan. Their only regular season loss was to Kalamazoo in early September. The team continued to give an outstanding performance during both a Homecoming game and a Parents' Weekend game, defeating Oberlin and Marietta.

Though the team went to the OAC Tournament and the NCAA Championship, they unfortunately could not keep up their record performance, losing both games in the first round.

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The season began with two disappointing losses in early September to Ohio Wesleyan and Denison before their first victory at the home opener against Penn St. Behrend. The women toughed it out throughout the season only taking 7 losses the entire campaign versus their 11 wins. The team finally ended the season with an 11-7-1 overall record and were 5-3-1 in the OAC. Though they provided an impressive performance, the Women's Soccer team is looking forward to an even better season during the fall of 2002.

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First Row: Regina Galati , Stephanie Rospert Second Row : Kelly Young , Christy Klimkowski , Megan Kruty Third Row : Cindy Kifer, Leia Fanelli , Becky Story Not Pictured : Susie Reyes , Coach Jen Hebda , Coach Renee Weaver

As much as the football and basketball teams rely on the fans to give them support during their difficult games, no game would be complete without the presence and unfailing support of the cheerleaders.

This year's varsity cheerleading squad practiced especially hard to meet the demands of the competitions that they supported. The team provided extra support during the football season when they cheered on the "home" team at Bedford High School. They were always able to keep the crowd focused and excited about the intense Homecoming game against Mount Union, even in the Blue Streaks' narrow defeat.

The cheerleaders put in double the effort during the winter season as they support both the men's and the women's basketball teams. They provide an added bonus to the thrilling atmosphere of each home game.

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Kelly Young shows her JCU spirit on the sidelines of the Homecoming game against Mount Union.

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The cheerleading squad helped to get an already enthusiastic crowd even more excited about the game.

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The highlight of the season came on New Year's Eve when the team competed in the Citrus Open Duals defeating Lawrence, New York University, Pacific, and St. John's. They also took first place in the OAC Championships which were held at Ohio Northern University in February.

With the constant improvement of the wrestling team over the last three years, the team looks forward to the 2002-2003 season which looks to be an especially promising one.

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Women's Basketball Team First Row: Julie Duffy, Shannon Moore , Patrice Wolfe , Mary Missig , Amy Esser, Stacey Yanek, Bridget Knazek , Tracee Garland , Heather Boyle Second Row: Rachel Achenski , Katie Walsh , Katie Benjamin , Liz Baylog , Alisa LaPlante , Jillian Pero , Megan Heller, Emily Paulsen , Amanda Karel

The Blue Streaks had somewhat of a disapointing year, ending the 2001-2002 season with a 9-18 record. They started out strong during the opening tournament at Penn State-Behrend where they played Alvernia and the host school, winning both games. They also had many key wins during the season including an impressive victory over Marietta in December and an overtime squeaker against Muskingum later in the season.

The team beat Mount Union in the first round of the OAC Tournament in February but lost in the quarterfinals when they played Wilmington.

Head Coach Kristie Maravelli led the Blue Streaks this season where, although the numbers could not prove it, the team spirit and heart was shown in every game they played.

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With a collection of ten returning players, the John Carroll Men's Basketball team, led by Head Coach Mike Moran, had an exciting season. A positive attitude and excellent physical strength of six returning starters helped fellow teammates and demonstrated an evident ability to lead the team. Strong additions to the team from the freshman class also contributed to the team's moderate success.

This accumulation of talent and skill was apparent throughout the season, earning the team a respectable 12-13 record. With support and encouragement from the student body and an increasingly talented and experienced team, the Men's Basketball team will continue to push forward.

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Jerry Angel goes up for a key ba ket during a game against Cap ital.

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The men's tennis team put up a valiant effort this season as they closed with a 7-8 overall record and a 5-4 record in the OAC. They also took 6th place in the OAC Championships in May. The team began the season with two disappointing losses to Capital and Ohio Northern but came back with a key win against Notre Dame to rally back. Toward the end of the season they beat Muskingum, Marietta, and Wilmington to help them prepare for the championships.

All of the members of the men's tennis team had great seasons and showed constant improvement throughout the two months that they played.

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The baseball team began the 2002 by competing in the Gulf Coast Classic, playing ten games during the week of spring break. Though the team made a decent appearance in Florida, ending the tournament with a 4-5-1 record, they got off to a slow start once the season started in Ohio.

Five seniors led the relatively young Blue Streak team that also saw the performances of twenty-one freshmen. The team finally ended the season with a 12-22-1 record but because of the young team that will be working with Head Coach Marc Thibeault for a few more years, the next two or three years look more promising for the young athletes that fill the baseball team.

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For the John Carroll softball team, the 2002 season was quite memorable. In the first part of the season, the team was able to forget dreary Ohio weather and travel to Orlando, Florida. Their stint in Florida was largely successful with wins against Theil, Heidelbrerg, and other formidable teams. Upon returning to their home field, the team's talent shined as they triumphed over Case Western Reserve and Thomas More.

Even though there was a slump, the camaraderie and team spirit of the women brought them back to regain victory. The unity and strength of their team calls these women back to the green diamonds and welcomes them home and there, they can play the game they love so dearly.

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Caught by the camera at work, this student smiles while refilling the refrigerator in the bookstore.

Erin Zuercher carefully finishes her proof while Jie Shen looks on.

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Members of the Little Theatre Society work to get people signed up for their club at the Freshmen Activity Fair.

Mark Kaplafka is surprised by the camera as he heads back to his dorm room on the last day of classes.

The 2001-2002 RA's gather for a group picture during their last full staff meeting of the year.

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Members of the executive board take part in a team building exercise while in Columbus, Ohio.

(Clockwise from top left) Natalie Nicholas, Eric Fertelmes, Allison Greghory, Tara Brucato, Kristen Walder, and Gina Dowell pose for a picture at the National Jesuit Leadership Conference in Spokane, Washington.

A group of students brave the cold and participate in Christmas Carroll Eve.

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Someone can always be found in the Student Union office. Here, Vice Pre ident Natalie Nicholas gets some work done.

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The John Carroll Student Union has undergone many changes for the 2001-2002 year. By changing its approach to more of a programming organization from the legislative body that it had been in the past, the Student Union was able to provide more student-centered activities.

With this new agenda, the Union created "Carrollfest," a week-long competition between clubs and organizations that included an Iron Chef competition, Clown Car, a kick-off concert, a pep rally, and more! "It was kind of Greek Week, minus the Greeks," says Director of Student Union public relations, Gina Dowell.

With all of these new activities, the Union did not want to ignore its responsibility to the students. Under the leadership of president Tara Brucato, the Union formed the Student Issues Committee which addresses issues such as dorm cleanliness, parking, grounds issues, and visitation.

This summer, the executive committee had a chance to go to a teambuilding program in Columbus, and the Jesuit Leadership Conference in Spokane, Washington. The trip allowed the executive board to learn about leadership roles and how to improve the group. Throughout the year, The Union has strived to find a balance between programming and legislation. "Balance forming between student issues and programming is what we hope for the future of the Student Union. This will allow us to serve the needs of more students," says Vice President Natalie Nicholas .

Now and in the future, the Student Union hopes to serve as a legislative body, a programming board, and an issues committee so the members can work for John Carroll students in as many ways as possible to maintain a pleasant, safe, and fun campus environment.

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Dr. Vourlojianis, former ROTC student, now history profe sor at JCD, describing the Little Round Top battle while visiting Gettysburg.

Jarrod West attacks the trail at Ranger Challenge.

Matt Weybrect giving blood at Red Cross Blood Drive.

Aaron Warnock reppelling at JCD.

ROTC stands for "Reserve Officers Training Corps." It i a program for students who desire to pursue a career in the military. Its graduates become officers in the u.s. Army, the Army National Guard, and the u.s.

Army Reserve. A major activity of the ROTC students is the Leadership Laboratory, where drill and ceremony are used to develop leadership skills.

The ROTC experience also includes Basic Camp, Advanced Camp, and Cadet Training development.

Another activity, Adventure Traning, consists of paintball and white water rafting and provides a unique opportunity to escape from the confines of the John Carroll campus for a day.

Within this rigorous training schedule, however, ROTC finds time for avariety of social events. These include a military ball, an awards banquet, and a formal "dining-in," which is an old military event and ceremony.

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LTC Hagg contracting cadets Dan Kull, Mike McClelland, Jordon Earley, and Brendan Wentz to the ROTC program.

Cadets Jamie Andrews, Paddy Finnerty, Mike Gambone, and Joe Price at the DiningIn.

Sometime the halls were the best place to have a little "privacy" in the dorm.

Mike Yanks ich , E ri ca Themas , Melissa Smith, Kate Mesch, and Beth Stallings celebrate Christmas and the end of the semester at the Carroll News Banquet.

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Jesse Slovenec cringes as Pat Resetar attempts to give her a smooch on the cheek.

Katie Gall agher, Jeannie Kidera, Sara Lepro, Niki Steusloff, Muriel Tabet, Tiffany Robinson, Jessica Cornet, Andrea Macy, and Veronica Gorley gather for a group picture at Tommy's where they celebrated Veronica ' 21st birthday_

Pat Shannahan , Kelly Norris, and Mike Dougherty smi le at Buca DeBippo' _

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"If we had more snow we would have won more races" -Alex Gehring

Matt Vignale, the team's president, takes a break to smile for the camera

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Anthony Garafola, the first snowboarder on the team shows off his skills on the slopes.

The seniors on the team smile before their final run on a chilly day.

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The John Carroll Ski and Snowboard Team finished another impressive sea on this year competing in the Midwest Collegiate Snowsports Association. Both the men's and women's teams came in third place behind Ohio State University and Bowling Green University. To start off the season the team went to Colorado in search of some powder and to practice racing slalom and giant slalom. After one week with a private coach, the team returned to compete in their first event against six other Ohio schools.

Senior Greg Rudolph was named to the All Ohio-All State team in slalom, finishing third in individual points for the season. Even with the mild winter, the team was able to get five weekends of racing in. They even raced through a light drizzle during the last race of the season at Brandywine Resort. This season was also the first that snowboarders officially competed for the team. Next year the team hopes to add more snowboarders and capture the school's first state title.

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Crew poses for a group picture during their Spring Break trip down to Texas.

With growing popularity and opportunities, it is hardly noticeable that crew is a club sport here at John Carroll. The team can be seen enthusiastic and upbeat all over campus. Even with early morning practices, the members maintain their dedication.

The varsity teams were led by Neil Messner and Michael Kovacevic and the novice teams were led by Chris Petryshyn and Peter Boukis. There are also many officers to cover all of the various jobs needed to be done to keep the year-long season going. These include this year's president Peter Waldinger and vice president Christie Jack.

Aside from rowing in Cleveland, crew travels to various regattas to compete. They travel within Ohio as well as to neighboring states.

All of this travel all year long helps keep the team close-knit and ready to compete. Not only are they a successful team of athletes, but they also succeed in being good friends .

by Rachel Rosen

Members of crew show off their wellearned medals.

The crew team could often be seen rowing in Cleveland.

Aneta J ed rzejczyk, Cari Santilli, a nd J enny Dziak perform during half-ti me at one of ma ny football games.

(below) Dave Smith pl ays for t he band.

Half-tim e wa always a g reat opportunity for members to show their hard wo rk. (belo w right) The band cheers on th e Blue St reaks during a gam e again st Mount Union .

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With day trips and overnight trips to football games and weekends spent at Thorn Acres, the JCU Pep Band enjoyed a fun -filled autumn. JCU's "Wall of Sound" provided great beats and spirit to often intense games.

Accompanying the football team, the group offered resounding support and cheer even during our most trying games. Along with traditional songs as the JCU fight song and our alma mater, the Pep Band also played contemporary hits as well .

Along with alumni, the JCU Band, led by director Marty Hoehler, lends their musical talents to each football and basketball game. Within this close-knit group, the band has been able to help bring our teams to victory and show our opponents what real dedication is all about.

Their presence is not only known at sporting events, but in the community as well. Their performance at Christmas Carroll Eve adds to the festive atmosphere as well as their community work within the music fraternity, Phi Theta Mu. The members of the band illustrate not only true musical ability, but also the camaraderie of the John Carroll community.

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olr 2001-2002 brought another great year for the John Carroll University Concert Choir. In the fall, the choir

performed in the Parent's Weekend Concert, and they also performed in the annual Christmas Carroll Eve Concert. The choir got right into the swing of things in the spring, singing in the John Carroll Martin Luther King celebration. The choir also sang in ajoin concert with the Case Western Chapel Choir, the annual Spring Concert, and they saw a musical at the Carousel Dinner Theatre in Akron. All in all, it was a busy, but enjoyablc ycar for the Concert Choir

(top) The choir performs on Christmas Carroll Eve

(above) The show choir hits their final pose of their song and dance number. (above right) James Kotora leads the choir. (right) Laura Vitale during the procession into the auditorium on Christmas Carroll Eve. Choir

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Theresa Litz struts her stuff during halftime at a basketball game.

The Dance Team poses in costume before performing at the Homecoming Game.

The Dance Team was always in support of the football Team members strike a pose during their performance. and basketball teams but also provided much anticipated entertainment during the halftime shows.

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This Dance Team member makes a photo finish to her performance.

Dance Team members show off their gaudy attire while performing at Homecoming.

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During the football and basketball games or the pep rallies, you can see the JCD Dance Team's hard work in action. These fifteen smiling faces put a lot into their routines. With the help of a coach, the girls choreograph the numbers and perfect them through practice.

Although this is hard work, the team has a lot of fun together. They all love dancing and it shows each time they perform. Not only are the girls members of a team, but they are friends doing what they all enjoy.

A huge point of the year is when the dance team competes in the Ohio Athletic Conference. This competition is important because it is an opportunity for the team to show just how hard it works.

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Fi rs t Row : Karen Korzenko , Rachel Rosen , Megan Mitchell , Natalie Scala , Asheha Iqbal Secon d Row: Alex Gehring , Eric Bryda , Marty Wingate , Tim Weidel

Carroll News First Row: Beth Stallings , Kate Ferguson , Kelly Norris , Nicole Ross , Michelle Todd Second Ro w: David Rothstein , Katie McCartney, Jim Vogel , Melissa Smith , Michael Dougherty, Veronica Gorley

MAA First Row: Erin Zuercher, Tim Schoenharl, Andrea Forney Second Row : Chris Grodek , Eric Bryda , Katie Horsfall

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First Row: Melissa Allen , Colleen Cain , Leia Fanelli , Nate Cevasco , Tiffany Weaver, Margaret Wright , Laura Rizzuto , Megan Rexroad Seco nd Ro w: Kathryn Koeth , Jess ica Franck , Destiny Nemeth , A manda Sceiford , Mary Seryak , Milana Brenman , Andrea Forney, Meghan Keaveney, Katherine Henkels , Jacki Szymanski Third Row : Todd Belinky, EmilieAlesnik, Julie Hoying , Carrie Poleski , Laureen Lenchak, Marlene Rieland, Eileen Barber, Matt Violet, Meaveen Malinowski, Sarah Keating , Kimberly Leone , Stacey Heitkamp , Frances Quattrocki Fourth Ro w : Karen Dougherty, Phil ip Ryan , Robert Rosen , Dave Lucas , Eric Bryda , Ron Hedge , Katie Crowther, Mark Pelsozy, Mike Magrey, Stacey Perkins

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Kappa Kappa Gamma First Row: Katie Kelley, Gina Ferrera , Karen Dougherty, Kelly Kopp, Jillian Sopko , Melissa March , Beth Waide , Gabrielle Second Row: Beth Stallings , Margaret Hickey, Maggie Mickunas , Kris ty Moore , Elisha Lux , Erin Stroupe , Marissa Madden , Robyn Rodock, Stephanie Campolo Third Row: Erin Huffman , Stephani e Tomko , Erin Coyne , Sarah Sombat, Erica Gilson , Tiffany Weaver, Adrienne Costello, Elisa Colangelo, Sarah Kruth Fourth Row : Carla Lauer, Jen Pawlitsch , Kate Crimmins , Tara Billman , Nanci Billock, Courtney Carson , Denise White , Brook Miller, Erika Lance , Carrie Humphrey

Kappa Delta First Row : Nicole Zuzola , Susan Spina , Michelle Price , Alicia Walters, Melissa Brungo , Audrey Williams , Erica Wilke , Lanny Cortez Second Row: Sara Lepro , Susan Millradt, Holly Yandek , Ch risti na Hughes, Katie Gilmore , Destiny Nemeth , Beth Royce , Raytee Russell , Jessica Franck, Third Row: Theresa Spada , Natalie Alesnik , Beth Bunnell , Erika Thomas , Stacey Heitkamp , Keira Doheny, EmilieAlesnik, Katie Battistone, Samantha Crish Fourth Row: Beth Henry, Carlene Simmons , Diana Talpa , Amy Campbell , Jen Gardner, Jennifer Tolhurst, Shannon Cramer, Lisa Peca , Sue Hitsman

SEA First Row : Ellen Mathews , Beth Yanko , Megan Montagno , Michelle McManus , J. Joseph Whelan Second Row: Kirsten Spilka , Natalie Emery, Sara Vitolo , Lauren Bost, Mary Schall , Mary Ventura

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First Row: Amanda Sceiford , Tiffany Weaver, Destiny Nemeth , Shane McGill , Dr. Catherine Miller Second Row : Kelly Kopp , Courtney Carson , Nanci Billock , James Bellar, Laureen Lenchak , Melissa March , Erika Gi lson

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Circle K First Ro w: Amanda Sceiford , Lyndsay Dunaway, Beth Bunnell , Christina Hughes Second Row : Asheha Iqbal , Kristen Makey, Leighann Pusateri , Christine Lewton , Amy Harker, Susan Spina Third Row : Courtney Tunmore , Larry Yee , Alisa Laplante , Annie Fejes , Andrea Macy, Tiffany Brick

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Life First Row : Kimberly Merriman , Sarah Keating , Jennifer Dziak, Shanna Quinn , Katherine Henkels Second Row : Dr. Catherine Miller, Monica Ference , Meaveen Malinowski , Pete Range , Pete Arconti , Katie Bretz Third Row : Erika Hunt, James Day, Michael Pippin , Fr. Chris Fronk S.J., Rafael Garabis , Maureen Joyce

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First Row : Ed Giles , Allison Bower, Megan Maier, Allison Gregory, Jill Connors Second Row : Melissa Kocurko , Caroline Ortega , Jocelyn Nolte , Annie Matthews , Jessica Buehner Third Row : Jessica Weymouth , Eric Bryda , Peter Corrigan , Martin Wingate , Kristy Monday

RHA First Row: Katie Reyno lds , Tera Michalski , Niki Steusioff, Mary Ven tura Second Row : Tom Buehner, Adam Duale , Jessica Hackma n Third Row: Andrea Eddy, Jessie Turnball , Kimberly Kleisley, Jessica Craig

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Class Officers First Row: Stephanie Pasadyn , Sarah Weatherbee Second Row: Steve Zahn , Lindsay Nicholas , Theresa Spada

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Fi rs t Ro w: Malcolm Smith , Luke M. Diorio Se cond Row: Tracy Cordes , Beth Waide , julie Handel

Crew TeaVVl First Row : Kristen LaGrasso , Jessica Wargo , Erin Hazi , Diane Ivec, Kristen Runner, Christie Jack , Rosa Jung , Kristen Laughlin , Jenny Basa Second Ro w: Fiona McDonnell , Colleen Healy, Meghan Kelly, Jennie Gallagher, Ann Ortega , Courtney Price , Jaime Helton , Samantha Saspio , Ashley Abreu , Becky Meil Third Row: Katy Mikols, Peter Wa ldinger, William Edwards , William McCarthy, Amy Fisher, Ed Krystosik , Joel Christman , Mike Hancak, Angela Orovets , Troy Smith Fourth Row: Kevin Vignale, Aaron Pfleghaar, Martin Kobsik, Matt Stipe , Matt Rura , Jason Schatz, Melissa Smith , Chris Maeder, James Kaemmerer, David Tschantz

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Mem bers of ROTC stand at attention while the bein g American fla g the presente d at Homecomin g Game.

Beth Waide and Jen Gardner take a break from business in the Student Union office.

The John Carroll pep band makes the ir way into the stadium to p lay during a football game.

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ear The 2002 staff pulled off another miracle this year as they worked tirelessly to produce the 59th edition of the Carillon. Most of the staff at the beginning of the year had little or no experience which was an obstacle that we had to address early on. However, the staff never failed to impress me with their last minute dedication as they unveiled talents that they did not even know they had.

There were many interesting moments throughout the year such as the sudden discovery that we had missed taking pictures of an event, the countless political discussions that seemed to always take place during meetings, and the fun outings we had after deadlines.

I want to thank everyone that helped in making the yearbook, especially the Carillon staff. I could not ask for a better group to work with and I hope to work with you all again next year.

Megan Mhchell Edi tor-in-Chief

Megan fear lessly climbed the up the famo us Jo hn Carro ll bell tower to get yearbook pictu res.

Tracy smi les for the camera during a yearbook dinner out .

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Mega n , Marty, Alex, Tracy, Natalie, and Tim pose in front of Jacobs Field for a game against the Chicago White Sox in Apr il.

Marty, Eric, and Asneha wait for t h eir meal wh ile they celebrate meeting a dead line .

2002 Carillon Staff Megan Mitchell Alex Gehring Karen Korzenko Eric Bryda Marty Wingate Ann Schneider Renee Flyter Tracy Cordes Rachel Rosen Natalie Scala Tim Weidel Asneha Iqbal Meredith Block Paul Prokop (Advisor: Rac h el co n ce ntr ates h a rd w hil e trying t o prep a re fo r a d ea dlin e.

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Steve Kus takes a break from his studies to playa game on his computer.

Bernet Hall

After living in the conventional two-person dorms for three years, senior residents have the option ofliving in Bernet, with its suites that house groups of two, four, or six people. The suites each come with two-person bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a common room which makes for more apartment-style living.

Originallly completed in 1935 as John Carroll's first residence hall, the recently renovated dorm is now home to 100 upper-class students. Bernet is located on the quad right next to the Boler School of Business which makes it easy for students to get that few extra minutes of sleep and still make it to class on time. The suites as opposed to individual dorm rooms also make for a lifestyle that is unique compared with other dorm buildings on campus.

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Brian Pavella tries to get in some private practice time in hi dorm room.

The residents of 2B enJOY a Tribe game in their TV room.

Elizabeth Grey and Kell y Gallagher discuss plans for after graduation 111 their suite.

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Basement Men Derrick English , Dennis Horvath , Shane McGill , Mike Spangler,

First Floor Women First Row: Megan Johnston , Marie Shaver, Kelly Lucha ,

Rick Spohn , Rich Rosen , Adam Mennen , Frank Marchione , Brian Sullivan RA, Blaise Bisbey, Mike Bucchi, Jay Styperk , Jamie Andrews , Steve Bowman , Steve Lorson , Tom Fink, Brad Piroli , Duan Pierce , Nick Olshavsky, Gerry lorio , Dan Greenberger

Megan Kruty, Deann Egan , Katie Gallagher, Sarah Rodak Second Row: Pam Abadie , Rachel Duchoslav , Katherine Valek , Laura Alduk, Katie Jackson Third Row: Nicole Studeny, Dhaliah Saty, Daniella Rossi , Leah Soeder, Kelly Spitaleri , Amanda Krol , Heather Wood , Alice Denycnick RA

With just over 300 residents in Campion Hall in the 2001-2002 school year, "the dorm across the street" has a feeling of home. Named after St. Edmund Campion, a scholar, priest, hero of the faith, and martyr. Maybe it's the semi-annual barbeque held for both Hamlin and Campion and the coming together of students to share in the non-Parkhurst fare. Perhaps the feeling of home comes from the annual Trick or Treat held every Halloween for the children of John Carroll's faculty and staff. Aside from those reasons, the true community comes from the students within its maze of halls. From raising almost $3,000 from the RA date auction to the inter-hall competition with neighboring Hamlin for donations to the September 11 fund, the stuents of Campion, as well as the RAs who help to organize such events exhibit real camaraderie. In the spirit of St. Edmund Campion, the martyr for whom the hall was named, the residents, in their efforts of raising funds for the less fortunate, show their humanitarianism.

More than ever, Campion Hall and its residents of the 2001-2002 school year have contributed to the undeniable sense of community of John Carroll University.

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First Floor Men Kraig Kelly, Mark Glasshapp , Joe Sh ininger, Adam Kemp ton , Tony Hoehler, Joe Dackiewitz, Richard Liptak, Mark Nizen , Ed Giles , Mark Kaplafka RA, Carmen Bona

Second Floor Women First Row : Charlene Sten , Tanja Kocher, Jessica Greco , Morgan MacKaskill , Rachel Zoffan Second Row: Gretchen Hess , Sarah Boyer, Emily Belz, Carrie Poleski , Lara Assily, Judy Schlather RA, Sarah Skorko , Lizzy Krymski , Megan Mitchell

Friends from Campion Hall , Ed Giles and Alis on Gre gory kick back and re la x together at Ja v a Jams .

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Second Floor Men Eric Bryda , Mike Ferguson , Tim Funkhau ser, Alex Geh ring , Geoff Guska , Jason McKay, Patrick Reseta r RA, Chris Grodek, Scott Kelle r

Third Floor Washington First Row : Anna Gambone , Amanda Rose , Cha rlotte Pa ulozzi, Tiffany Robi nson, Niki Stevsloff, Emi ly Bilec RA, Marueen Weise , Ama nda Myers , Sofi Shah Second Row : Lisa Spoo ner, Brittany Plute, Rosella Torcaso , Marga ret Cost, Darice Kopcak, Terri May, Carin Faix , Annie Hetman , Sarah Gall agher, Katie Gi lmo re, Sarah Lepro , Katie Ga ll ag her

Junior Anna Gambone tries to make a quick escape from Campion.

Lizzy Krymski , Kathleen Moran , and Karen Korzenko quickly pos e for a photo before heading off to the Weezer concert.

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Third Floor Hamlin First Row: Kerry Lynch , Sara Hopey Second Row : Griffiin Stout, Molly Mi haila , Annie Ainscough , Sarah Ezzie Third Row : Brandy Ricker, Marianne Tibaldi , Pamela Kumor, Jamie Cannon , Megan Dunn , Jesse Siovenec RA, Sara Cirelli

Fourth Floor Women First Row: Lindsay LeCorchick , Megan Luby Second Row: Jen Steu ick , Jenny Fiorenzo , Katherine Gona lers , Courtney Carson , Melissa Rapose , Beth Waide , Sarah Sombat , Brook Mi ller, Katherine Filigenzi , Ash ley Miller, Katherine Kormos Third Row: Nicole Accordino, Katie Harcher, Melissa Blackborn , Diana Sierra , Kristin Barday, Ju lianne Rerchert, Melanie Kumazec, Alex Barta Not Pictured : Nanci Billock , Courtney Rice , Michelle Todd , Courtney Tunmore , Melissa March , Jenny Levis , Becky Levis , Erin Williams, Amy Koehler

Tiffany Robinson and Melissa March take a break from lis tening attentively in class for a chance to be in the yearbook.

On one of the warmer February days , residents of Campion's first floor took advantage of the nice weather to grill hot dogs.

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Basement First Row: Jacki Gatt, Lauren Coyne , Kari Bechke , Julie Pruneski RA, Emma Ghannoum , Julie Dzurec, Sarah Verba , Katie Utrata Second Row : Rachel Francis, Erica Gilson , Ann Skerkoski , Miki Burdick, Beth Stallings, Sarah Homan , Margo Bruesewitz, Natalie Scala , Maggie Mickunas, Margaret Hickey, Carlene Simmons , Jennifer Horvath , Becky Griffith Third Row: Katie Harvey, Jaclyn Smith , Robyn Rodock, Jill Pevo, Caitlin Kollar, Julie Guyer, Meghan Gallagher, Ali Smase , Shannon Tagliarina , Erin Lea , Megan Duffy , Sarah Vossler, Becky Dluback

First Floor North First Row : Meagan Heller Second Row: Jessi Wargo , Aj ita Singh , Jennie Gallagher, Sarah Brauman Third Row: Val Greer, Mary Gergs , Gloria Jordan , Karen Chering Fourth Row: Anna Shakarian , Julie Eid , Jessie Turnbull RA, Jen Chin, Jessica Shianone , Randi Carletti , Latrice Johnson , Tammara Williams , Kristen Laugh lin

After arriving on campus for their first semester, many freshman girls settle into Dolan Hall, their home away from home for the next year. The experience of living in such close quarters with another person is new to most people, but they learn to adapt quickly.

Once they become comfortable with their immediate surroundings, Dolan ladies venture all around their floor, meeting plenty of new people from all over, and making many friends for the new school year.

The girls of Dolan make sure to study hard, but always leave enough time to have plenty of fun. Whether hanging out with a few close friends in the hall, or enjoying one of the many Dolan-Pacelli activities, Dolan Hall is a great place for freshman girls to begin their time at John Carroll University.

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First Floor South First Row : Carlyn n Og ri zovich , Breanna Haici Second Row : Catherine Russel , Mary Levey, Katie Reymolds , Va lerie Glassner, Molly Bircher, Lyndsey De Pau l, Sarah Kunz, Lauren Howey Third Row : Danielle Wehner, Amanda Cirillo , Tiffany Olson , Amanda Palagyi , Lindsay Smith , Elizabeth Mitchell

Second Floor North First Row : Christine Quenet RA, Aubrey Codispoti , Cathy Chandler, Monica Ference , Joana Zula Second Row: Mary Missig , Molly Riffle , Katie Beswick, Kim Stoicoiu , Olena Gudz, Kristen Makey Th ird Row: Michelle Petrillo , Denika Young , Denise White , Maureen Joyce , Ashley Terrago , Pamela Melvin , Becky Meil , Lindsey McCormick , Talieza Calloway, Kim Cosgriff, Leighann Pusateri

Second Floor South Fi rst Row: Katie Wischnia , Erin Wall , Kate Sulin Second Row : Leanne Cavanaugh , Kim Sorenson , Monica Madden RA, Alison West, Toni Campagna , Ashley Hnath Thi rd Row: Kelly Wiltshire , Vanessa Sidoti , Christine Harris , In Son Loving , Amanda Bachmann , Elicia Auger, Maghee Disch , Liz Baylog, Andrea Spitalieri , Kristina Popie l, Molly McNally, Tiffany Brick

Third Floor First Row: Susan King , Jennifer Garainer, Melissa Peteo Second Row : Kylie Butler, Jennifer lanetta , Sara Martin , Ap ril Stauffer, Sermonte Anderson , Bonnie Brunelle

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First Row: Sara Neville , Rachel Rosen , Allicen Gran , Erin Marchionna , Molly McCarthy, Lindsay Nicholas , Shannon McConnvilie Second Row: Rachel Wick , Carmen Krystyniak , Megan McCarthy RA Third Row : Katie Rodewald, Jessie Fonow

Third FloorMen First Row: Bary Beckley Second Row: Carmen DeChristofaro, Andrew Skinner, Paul Spooner, John Filkorn Third Row: Brett Spicer, Ed Gleeson , Lynden St.Clair, Bryon Thornburgh , Treye Johnson Fourth Row: Matt Myszkowski , Brian Flynn

The 2001-2002 school year found Hamlin Hall to be a place of study, blaring music, and tons of fun . The second youngest dorm on campus housed a little over 200 sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Because of its unique location, across the street from the rest of campus with its neighbor Campion Hall, many students found that living in Hamlin gave them a chance to escape from the center of campus and enjoy a lifestyle that was very different from many other dorms on campus.

There were a number of activities that took place this year in Hamlin including numerous floor activities and picnics with Campion. The hall also hosted youngsters from around the neighborhood and children of professors during Halloween.

Those that lived in Hamlin during 2001 and 2002 formed many lasting memories that will be a major part of their college history.

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Third Floor Women JoAnne Bovar, Nathalie Dibo , Aimee Bragle , Kelly Ryan , Beth Henry, Courtney Marstellar, Tiffany Cole , Heather Joachim , Barb Bain , Jennifer Szymanski , Sarah Weese , Melissa Stangry, Diana Talpa , Andrea Macy, Molly Roche , Kim Sloan , Morgan Toolis , Leah Popielarczyk, Alison Mcintyre , Jennifer Miller, Maria Haller, Molly Connaughton , Ewa Siemaszko , Tracy Olsowy, Katie Skorski , Victoria Krol , Alyssa Peterson , Andrea Eddy, Erin Bendycki , Amy Salupo , Melissa Ahmetovic , Allison Murphy, Brynn Maki , Kelly Hladek , Katie Walsh , Lynn Grakiec, Becky Pruchnicki RA

Second Floor Men First Row: Ryan Corabi , Matt Podkul , Matt Mosley, Wing Wu , Andrew Sbema , Tim Joyce Second Row: Michael Boryszah , Adam Gndsley, Patrick Smith , Jim Poppenberg , Greg Popa , Matt Burant , Brandon Green , Dan Seifried RA Third Row: Jason Mayausley, Jim Sigmund , Jon Roberts , Pat Malecky

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Second Floor Men John Baryak, Bruno Cirumbolo , BJ Craig , Jim Lilly, Dave Rosher, Mike Doyle , Tony Baker, Mike Glasenapp , Joe Schauer, Tim Hudec, Chad Treboniak, Ben Fischer, Ryan Opichka , Greg Eck , Jason Cox, Chris Kern , Kyle Sandberg , Dan Matson , Brett Wilder, John Pacini , Patrick Bittel , Steve Smith , PJ Anderson , Scott Wood , Pete Waldinger, Joe Divers RA

Leslie An d rews and Grulia Lab ellarte s h are a bl a nke t wh i l e watching a movie in th ei r do rm room.

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First Floor Women First Row : Susan Spina , Amanda Sceiford, Noel Francani , Kate Ferguson Second Row: Christina Hughes , Beth Bunnell , Cheryl Tanko , Liz McGowan , Amanda Dowling , Mary Buling Third Row: Lyndsay Dunaway, Kim Leone RA, Natalie Beck, Renee Flyter, Jessica Lazor, Rachael Gulish , Chrissy Wojtila , Paula McCormick

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Becca Machusick and Katie Rodewald pose in their genie costumes before going out on Halloween.

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Basement Women First Row: Alexis Canalas , Grace Jamison RA, Cristina Oligeri , Jennifer Kinsman , Elizabeth Antkowiak , Angela Pluta Second Row: Allison Bower, Gina Deluca , Rebecca Story, Kathryn McGregor

First Floor Women Kelly Banks , Amy Basha , Tracy Pruchnicki , Kristen Hallsky, Jen Pawlitsch , Sarah Sroka , Jessica Marzinelli , Katherine Jerrome , Caroline Salib, Tabitha Hersman , Sara Helberg , Katie Crowther, Halsey Heinselman , Alison Breiding, Holly Green , Kate Mesch , Christina Cobos , Ashley Floyd , Diane Krizek, Kimberly McCormick, Margaret Wright, Alicia Grady, Lindsay Recktenwald , Jamie McKay RA

Sophomore year brings changes but also a sense of familiarity to students. They have more choices of what classe they like to take, who their friends are, and where they want to live.

For many sophomore men and women, Millor Hall becomes a place where they can reestabli h friendships and build new ones. A dorm that is constantly having fun, Millor provides an atomosphere that allows students to escape from total academia to being able to enjoy college life.

This year, the residents of Millor were provided with occasional bagel breakfasts, they had a pizza party and gift exchange for Christmas, and, to celebrate the nicer weather, the building had a barbeque on their front lawn .

Though Millor may not have been the ideal studying area, it was located near all the academic buildings and was never a far walk from anywhere on campus. All residents would agree that Millor was a fun place to be all the time, a place where students could always be sure to have a great time with their friends.

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Second Floor Men Drew Poppleton , Andy Higl , John Vencl , Tim Grow, Mark Hawald , John Lis , Ken Sinagra , Bobby Ina , Matt Marguerite , Garth Grimes , Alec Rzoski , Jim Dawso , Aaron Carino RA, Chris Kinsella , Pete Range , Ryan Newmeister, Ryan Elliot, Adam Nowicki , Conner McNulty, Matt Sulzer, Dylan Mulick , Matt Smolko, Aaron Chernisky, Ryan Ernst

Third FloorMen Hrvoje Vasilj, Joe Petro , John Allen Sayden , Chris Smith , Ryan DeGeorge , John Bayer, Pat Riley, Clint O'Brien , Ryan Kerr, lucAdkins , Jake Matlak, Tom Wilson , Tony DeNoi , Mike Rupirstey, John Catalano , Matt Ujczo , Tom Kerr, Matt Polomsky, Bryan Mclee , James Kendal , Jeff Thomas , Santino Fanelli , Austen Muskle , Dave Whitman RA

Second Floor Women Monica lallo , Erin Sullivan , Maressa Gockerman , Jen lepa , Julia Schofield RA, Mary Rody, Renee Bryno , Lisa leone , Alison Sopp , Kelly Zimmerman , Sarah Bryan , Emily McPeak , Danelle Hunneke , Samantha Giglio , Stephani Rospert, Eileen Barber, Amy DiMarino

Third Floor Women First Row: Caitlin Rohrer RA, Jennifer Reali , lisa Catucci , Anne Haney Second Row: Nada Faddoul , Maura Roddy, Cat Nicholson , Dana Delsignore , Becky Knilans , Julie Handel

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First Floor East First Row: Vanessa Strickley Second Row: Margot Benjamin , Kathryn Stucke , Margaret Dunquin , Brigid McGain , BridgetWiliiams Third Row: Kristy Whittacker, Mary McLaughlin , Lauren Pazderak, Al issa Linko , Martha Lasromb , Margaret Gunnell Fourth Row: Emily Lyons , Taryn Wadsworth , Ashley Madison

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Over the years, the past residents of Murphy Hall have come to associate it with many things. These include frequent firedrills in the middle of the night, furniture that you never have to move, and instead of having only one roommate, you are given a suite to share with two neighbors. Most often, however, students look back on their time in Murphy as a time when they established lasting memories and friendships that have carried through their time at John Carroll.

Murphy is primarily an all freshman, co-ed dorm that houses over 400 new students each year. Murphy residents find it easy because of this to form lasting friendships with people that they see around their rooms and in class. The floor activities also provide a way for students to relax from their studies and enjoy the company of their neighbors.

Dorms like Murphy make it a little easier to adjust to college life because once the new freshmen arrive, they all find themselves in the same situation, and can experience things as they happen together. No one who has ever come out of Murphy has not had a host of stories to share and made memories that will last for a lifetime.

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Second FloorEast First Row: Lau ren Smith, Megan Mang , Andrea Abatemarco, Christine Moran , Ju lie Gravagna , Kristine Divers , Asneha Iqbal Second Row: Kristen Spilka , Jennifer Baklase , Lauren Bust, Jessica Bust , Nicole Conway, Jackie Lopresti , Kelly Reed , Bridge tt Knazek , Suzie Va lentin Third Row: Kathleen Bundy , Ellen Matthews , Maura Nagel, Ann Marie Wibel , Megan Schenkehurg , Amanda Blount, Natalie Emery, Kristen Robinson , Kristen Blakeslee , Jessie George , JenniferTolhurst, Desiree Krawezyszyn , Megan Mahany, Katie Lentz, Rosena Jackson

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Third Floor West Joseph Alustiza , Brian Andes , Jack Balzer, Tim Batkiewicz , Tom Buehner, Nick Cerni , Pat Cloutier, Peter Corcoran , Mike Costello , Matt Davenport , Leonardo DeGirolamo , Dan Dittrich , Jason Doinoff, Jonas Ford , William Grant, Brett Hartmann , Ted Heutsche , Greg Holcomb , Tim Immarino , Sinisa Kaufman , Kevin Kocurko , Simas Laniauskas, Mike Larson , Vince LaSalvia , Tim Lennox , Jon McEvoy, Tim Mitchell , Tim Murphy, Doug Norris , Marty Ockers , Peter Pappas , Jason Patch , Aaron Pfleghaar, Joe Ptak, Rohan Rangel , James Schalmo, Mike Schmidt, Jeff Snitzer, Andrew Stafford , Charles Strader, John Tichar, Demetrius Travis , Chad Vanags , Mark Weimer, Eric Zirkle , Chris Zurn

A couple of Murphy re ident pose for a picture in his room.

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Fourth Floor Center Betsy Ahrens, lauren Connolly, Jilly Brunett, Erin Joyce , Allison Kelly, Michaela Mashall , Natalie Dexter, Carrie Humphrey, Carla laura , Maggie Wainwright , Molly Scheiferstein , Ashley Zvosec, Stephanie Buschko , Stephanie Campolo , Mary Pat Paviclic, Kathryn Peck , Ash ley Kuzmanko , Kristinn Stebik , Marua Shea , Nicole Evanchuck, Camila Meira , Meghan Bora to, Melissa Fiely, Julie Skowronski , Erin Hazi , Christina Jack, Jennifer Bowman , Emily Martin , Kaitlin Gallagher, Toni Campagna , Julie Fisher, lisa Yurcak, Kathryn Chrzanewski , Bethany Kovach , Michelle Scabillioni , Ka itiyn Kelly, Millie Litten , Stephanie Delorenzo, Kathleen McGinty

Fourth Floor West Ari Anderson , Sarah Brewer, Megan Kula , Rachel Zalewski , Ashley Hangard , Shannon Maxin , Samantha Molski , Courtney Kelleher, Michelle Besthorn , Gladymar Guzman , Jen Carlson , Keely McCourt, Sara Murray, Natalie Smith , Ashley Curran , Ashley Nojtaicz, Nicole Betor, Kate Cooke , Melissa Metzger, Becky Kostyack, Antonia Salvadore , Andrea Bozek , Heather Schuchert, Sarah Hocevar, Megan Miller, Bridget Bighl , Jessica Hackman , Amanda Zwolsky, Christie Michalec, Kelli Monolly, Amy Gory, Emily Reger, Katie Munro , Shannon Flament , Lisa Scheiring RA, Janet Kramer

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Many of the males of the class of 2005 came to John Carroll and found Pacelli Hall to be their first home during their stay here. Primarily housing freshmen, Pacelli had the distinction of being the only male dorm on campus again this year, taking over that position after Bernet Hall started its renovations.

The dorm was the subject of some controversy this year as a student started a movement to look into changing the name of the hall. Pacelli Hall was named after Pope Pius XII whose name has been brought into question concerning his involvement during World War II. The Student Union agreed to bring it before the adminsistration in a vote taken toward the end of the year.

The residents of Pacelli participated in many activities this year including a barbeque with their Dolan friends in order to better acquaint the new freshmen with eachother and the school. The friendships made in and around Pacelli will be some that the men of the class of 2005 will keep throughout their tenure at John Carroll.

Megan Mjtchell

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First Floor Women First Row: Tanya Pervitic, Melina Baez-Vazquez, Lauren Myers , RA Second Row: Lisa Nau , Nikki Spiezio, Ryan Hirko , Sarah Lucic Third Row: Sarah Keating , Jeanette Le , Davita Veselenak , Stephanie Pasadyn

First FloorMen Pat Clancy, Adam LaSota , Ed Hassing , Matt Kelley, Eddie Letter, Nick Kishmarton , Tim Duke , Jon Arvay, Joe Haovi , Erik McKay, Chris Fretland , Thang Cao , Don Shalala , Nick James , Eran Gioia , Mike Schneeberger, PJ Painter, Pete Corrigan , Steve Halady RA, Ernie Timbs Not Pictured : Pete Arconti , J Leong , Matt Schultz, Jason Schatz, Jim Day, John Skendall

By the time sophomore year rolls around, students have their priorities down. They are able to balance their study time with their time to have fun. They have plenty of friends from freshman year, so they are comfortable when school starts back up.

Sutowski Hall becomes the residence of many of these second year John Carroll students. Some are on a floor with people that they were with as freshmen, making their year that much more enjoyable. Many residents enjoy "Coffee Talk" with their Area Coordinator, or get involved with intramurals. Although it's rumored that Sutowski's teams don't fare as well as they hope to, they always have fun participating in the different sports with their friends from the hall.

The residents of Sutowski Hall find many different ways of having fun both in and outside the building. Be it studying or partying, these students have made many good friends and unforgettable memories in the year they spent there.

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Second Floor Women First Row : Lanny Cortez, Kori Ortt, Angela Lombardi ,

Second Floor Men First Row : Bill Shutes , Justin Labelle , Steve Zohn , Joe

Erika Hunt, Annie Matthews , Caroline Ortega RA, Kristy Monday, Sara Fox Second Row: Rosa Jung , Lauren Stockhausen , Jen Swanger, Nancy Fletcher, Jacki Szymanski , Vicky Epprecht, Michelle Weber Third Row : Sarah Lucic, Megan Majer, Angie Smith , Jessica Busanus , Abby Fernandez, Laura Vitale , Hannah Pollack , Megan DeLeon , Elena Caraman , Ayako Tahara , Shanna Quinn , Amy Hirakis Not Pictured: Herica Riviere , Cassie Louie , Erin MacDugall

Lowry Second Row: Mark Pelsozy, John Long RA, Jerold Ahn , Chris Mannarino , Bill Sochor, Paul Jacobson , Todd Belinky, Mike Grady Third Row: Dennis Wodzinski , Mike Magrey, Shawn Fallon , Alex Talarico , Eric Piechowski , Matt Taylor, Chris Rosenburrough , Rob Rosen , Mike Warren , Corey Torrigan , John Kaiser, Craig Yaniglos , Mike Holloran

Third Floor South First Row: Betsy Lehman , Mauni Khoury, Katie Battistone , Kelly Zajac, Sarah Kruth , Katie Hyduk, Anne Natale , Jessica Talbott, Amanda Kresak Second Row: Jessie Frank , Jackie Catanese , Becky Wojcicki , Alicia January, Amanda Allamong , Melissa Giblock , Gila Ligato, Jamie McKay RA Third Row: Jen King , Jen Kramer, Ann Fohl , Teresa Delagrange , Maureen Malinowski Not Pictured : Sachiko Ichimura , Tomomi Sekigutchi , Mary Kate Ludeen , Meghan Kelly, Megan Gerty, Rosie Flores , Michele Ortiz, Melissa Lyons

Third Floor North In no particular order: Megan Harrington , Sarah McGuire , Tara Billman, Cindy Consiglio , Marlea Miano , Leah Gardner, Ka thy Henkels , JennyVeenhuis , Meagan Celmer, Wildal i Lugo-Santiago , Megan Carns , Mary Hersan , Courtney Cannon , Molly Gundlach , Lindsey Westerfield , Kristin Beardsley, Jennifer King , Megan Garity, Katie McPhie , Emily Oravecz, Amy Lewayne , Connie West, Ali Danchuk , Courtney Price, Grace Sipusic RA

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Lauren Myers surfs the web whi le sittin g duty in Sutowski Hal l.

Steve Large and Sean Pritchard fla h a smile as they utilize the quiet study rooms available to Hamlin and Campion residents.

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Students enjoy the mce weather as they show their support for the men's soccer team dming their homecoming game.

Hall meetings provided an informal setting for residents to relax and vi it with friends .

Michelle Sheets, Jesse Slovenic, and Judy Schlather take a break from their studying to decorate gingerbread men in the Campion Hall offic during exam week.

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Pat Anderson, Eric Finkelstien, and Kathy Mayes enjoy eachother's company.

The class of 2002 broke with tradition this year, holding their Senior Dinner at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in downtown Cleveland. On April 4, seniors gathered there to celebrate the la t four years and relive some of the past moments through hared stories.

Senior Dinner is a time for tudents to gather together one last time as a class before graduation . Thcy enjoy spending time with fellow cla smates and faculty that they have grown to know O\'er the last four years.

The dinner signals the end of an era before these students leave the John Carroll campus for a \'aricty of new experiences that await them.

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Brad Gillete and Gina Ferrara give eachother a hug and a smile when meeting up at the Rock Hall.

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Gary Tucci accepts communion from Fr. Krupa.

Bonnie Brunelle leads the procession into the gym.

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Seniors, their families , faculty, and friends gathered in the Don Shula Gym for the Baccalaureate Mass on May 18, 2002. It was a time for the students who would soon be graduating to celebrate their faith one last time with their classmates and the faculty that they have grown to know over the last four years.

At the conclusion of the mass, the congregation sang Hail to Carroll, the John Carroll University Alma Mater. Through tears and smiles, this was an extraordinary way for the students to end their college career .

Molly Burns looks out at the crowd during a reading.

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These girls are all smiles after graduating.

May 19, 2002 came all too quickly for many students, and not oon enough for others. For seniors, it was their final farewell to the place that they had called home for the past four years. Family and friends gathered with the class of 2002 on the quad for a rather chilly ceremony.

Though it was just a few short hours compared to the hundreds that the seniors had spent over the past years to get there, the moment when they finally received their diplomas made each moment in college worthwhile. They will always treasure the fun times they spent with friends and the memories that they hold will last a lifetime.

Megan Mitchell

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Index A bad1e, Pam 107, 122 Abatemarco, Andrea 135 Abreu, Ash ley 114 Accordmo, Jcole 125 Achen k1, Rachel 72 Adkms, Luc 133 Afncan American Al liance Ill Aggor, F Komala 36 Ahrens, Betsy 137 Ainscough, Anme 125 Alduk, Laura I 07, 113, 122

leric, John 54 Alesn1k, Em ilie I 05 lexander, Victor 160 Algren, Margaret 36 Allamong, Amanda 141 Allegheny 62, 81 Allen, Meli ssa I05 Alpha Epsilon Delta I 06 Alu t1za, Joseph 136 Ambrose, Pat 74 Ambrosetti, Quinto 160 Ambrosia, Kn stina 160 Amencan Chem1cal ociety 109

Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson,

Ari 137 Dana 160 David 36 Pat 146 Patrick I 60 Paul 160 Ryan I 60 ermonte I I I,

127, 160

Ande , Brian 136 Andrew, Katy I 09, 160 Andrews, Jami e 122, 160 Andrews, Katy I 05 ngel, Jerry 74, 76 Anthony, Carl '"'6 Antkowiak , Elizabeth 132 Arconti, Pete I I I, 140 Ardell , Brian 160 Arth, Tom 8, 54, 57, 77 Arvay, Jon 140 Ashabo, lfe 74 Assi ly, Lara 123 Audes, Brian I 06 Audmo, Anthony I 05, Auger,

110, 160 licia 127

B Bachmann, Amanda 127 Baga, Kimberly 160

186Inde x

Baker, Owen I 07 Baklase, Jenn1fer 135 Balbaugh, Andrey I I0 Baldwm Wallace 55, 58, 61' 62, 70, 71 ' 73, 81 Baldwm-Wallace 74 Bale, Jenn1fer 160 Balzer, Jack 136 Banks, Kelly 132 Barb, Molly 58, 160, 166 Barber, ileen I05, I 07, 133 Barber, K1m 58 Barb1cas, Matt 60 Barday, Kn stin 125 Bardwell, Andrew 15 Banle, Franco 54, 56 Barmann, Wil l1am 160 Barnum, Katherme I 6 1 Barone, Domin ic 16 1 B~rrett, cott 54 Barta, Alex 125 Ba11sch, Wilhelm 36 Basa, Jenny I 13, I 14 Baseball 80, 82 Basha, Amy 132 Basi lone, Ann 161 Basketball, Men 's 74

Basketball, Women 's 72 Batkiewicz, Tim 136 Battistone, Katie 141 Batton, Ben 54 Baumgartner, ick 36 Bayer, John 133 Baylog, Liz 72, 127 Beardsley, Kri stin 141 Beatty, Meli sa 16 1 Bebawi, R1mon 15 Bechke, Kari 62, 126 Becker, Brett 161 Beiting, Tony 54 Bel inky, Todd I05 Bellar, James I 09 Bellettiere, Tim 54 Bellettiere, Timothy 16 1 Belz, Emily 123 Ben-Porath, Denise 36 Bender, Dan I 07 Benham, Joe 68 Benjamin, Katie 72, 76 Benjamin, Margot 134 Bennett, Courtney 62 Berg, Matthew 36 Bergerson, Martin 16 1 Bernet Hall 120 Besthorn, ichelle 137 Beswick, Katie 127 Betor, icole 137 Biasiotta, Lina 62 Biehl , Willi am 36 Bighl, Bridget 137 Bilec, Emily 124 Bi lgere, George 36 Bi llman, Tara 108, 141 Billock, anc1 108, 109, 125

B1ology Club II 0 B1rch, Dean 36 B1rcher, Molly 62 B1sbey, Bla1se 122 Blackborn, Meli ssa 125 Blakeslee, Kristen 135 Blas1uS, Tracy 62 Block, Mered1th 91, 117 Bloom, Robert 36 Blount, Amanda 135 Bockanic, William 36 Bolger, Ray 25, I07 Bona, annen I 23 Bonilla, Alex 161 Bora to, eghan I 37 Boryszak, M1chael 54 Bosley, Randy 68 Bost, Lauren I08 Bowen, Lauren 36 Bower, All is on 112, 132 Bowman, Jen I07 Bowman, Jennifer 137 Bowman, Steve I 22 Boyer, arab I 2'"' Boyle, Heather 72 Bozek, Andrea 137 Brahm, ndrew 161 Brainard, Sarah 161 Branam, Kristi 58 Braudy, Phyllis 41 Brauman, arab 126 Breiding, Alison 132 Brenman, Milana I 05 Bretz, Katie I I I Brewer, Sarah 137 Brick, Tiffany I I I, 127 Brillhart, Whitney 162 Bringger, Ryan 54 Britton, Paula 36 Brody, Alan 36 Brooke, Brian 54 Brooks, LeRoy 37 Brossmann, Brent 37 Brown, Fabien 64 Brucato, Tara 28, 90, I 07, I I 2, I62 Bruce, Douglas 37 Bruening, Robert 37 Bruesewitz, Margo 126 Brumfield, Michael 162 Brunelle, Bonnie 127 Brunett, Jilly 137 Bryan, Sarah 1'"' 3 Bryan, aray 62 Bryda, Eric 8, I 04, I05, 106, 110, 11 2, 11 7, 124 Bryno, Renee 133 Brzezinski, Kevin 162 Bucchi, Mike 122 Buckley, Joseph 37 Budzor, Dan 74 Buehner, Jessica 112 Buehner, Tom I 12, 136

Bukala, C. R. 3 7 Bundy, Kathleen 135 Bunnell, Beth 11 I

Burdick, Miki 126 Burtsche~ 1ck 60 Busanus, Jessica 141 Buschko, tephan1e 137 Bust, Jess1ca 135 Bust, Lauren 135 Butler, Kylie 127 Butt, eil 37 Buynacek, Andrew 37 Buzzacco, amantha 15 Byrnes, Donna 37 Byrnes, Molly 162

c Cable, Ben 162 am, olleen I05 Caldwell, Amie 162 Ca lkms, Lindsay 37 alloway, Taleiza I 11 Calloway, Talieza 127 Campagna, Amanda 162 Campagna, Toni ! 27, 137 Campbell, Leisa I I I Campbell, ancy 37 ampbell, icole 162 Campion Hall 122, 124 Campolo, tephanie I08, 137

Canalas, Alexis 132 Cannon, CoL111ney 141 Cannon, Jam ie 125 Cao, Thang 140 Capital 55, 58, 6 1, 62, 73, 74, 8 1

Caraman, Elena 141 Carillon I 04, 11 6 Carino, Aaron 133 Carletti, Randi 126 Carlson, Jeffery 162 Carlson, Jen 137 Carnegie-Mellon 73 Carns, Megan 141 Carpenter, John 82 Carreira, E.M. 37 Carroll ews I 04 Carson, Courtney I 08, 109, 125

Casciani, Santa 37 Case Western Reserve 58, 61, 68, 81

Catalano, John 133 Catanese, Jackie 141 Catanzarite, Brian 1 I0, 178

atholic 55 Catri, Wesley 163 Catucci, Lisa 133 Cavanaugh, Leanne 127 Cecconi, Dean 163 Celmer, Meagan 14 1 Cenker, Will iam 37 Cerni, ick 136 Cesareo, Francesco 3 7 Cevasco, athaniel I 05, 163

Challen, Paul 37 Chambers, Bnd1e I 07, 110 handler, Cathy 127 Chaney, harles 54 Chapman 73 Cheerleading 66 hen, Patrick 38 henng, Karen I 26 hernisky, Aaron 133 herry, Gina 163 Chi Omega 107 hi, Psi 105 hin, Jen 126 Chirayath, Verghese 38 Christman, Joel I 14 Christmas Carroll 路 ve 14 Chrzanewski, Kathryn 137 Chudyk, lison 163 Cicirelli, Christine 163 ielec, Greg 54 Cima, Lawrence 38 Cingel, atherine Ann 163 Circle K Ill Cirelli, ara 125 City, Grove 62 lancey, Richard 38 Clancy, Pat 140 Clapp, Paul 54 Clark, John 54, 56 lark, Richard 38 Cloutier, Pat 136 Cobos, hristina 132 Coburn, Miles 38 Codi spoti, Aubrey 127 Codispoti, Jason 163 Colangelo, Elisa I 08 Colleran, Jeanne 38 Collins, Gabrielle I 06 Collins, Marylinn 3 Comerford, Jill 62 Conkle, Brittany 163 onnaughton, Molly I07 onnell , Ruth 38 onnolly, Lauren 137 onnors, Jill 112 Consiglio, Cindy 141 Conway, icole I.., 5 Cook, James 163 Cook, Jim 68 Cooke, Kate 13 7 Cooper, Beth 58 Cooper, Kimberly 62 Corcoran, Jeremy 9, 113, 163

orcoran, Peter 136 ordes, Tracy 16, I 14, 117

Cornet, Jessica 95 Corrigan, Peter I I 0, I 12, 140

Corso, Heidi 163 Cortez, Lanny I 4 I C011ez, Orlando I 63 Cosgriff, Kim 127 Cost, Margaret 62, I I0, 124

Costell o, Adrienne I 08 Costello, Michael I 14 Costello, Mike 136 Coyle, Patrick 163 Coyne, Erin I 08 Coyne, Lauren 62, 126 Crarg, Je sica 112, 163 Cramer, hannon I 05, 163 Crew Team I 14 Crimm ins, Kate I 08 Crofoot, Dustin 54 Cross ountry 64, 70 Crowther, Katie I 05, I 07, II 0, 132 Cubero, Chris 54 Cullen, Erin I 64 Curran, Ash ley I 37 Cuny, Michael I 64 Curtis, Leslie 38 Czerapowicz, John 38

D Dackiewitz, Joe 123 Daley, James 38 Daley, John 164 D' Ambrosia, B.K. 38 Danchuk, Ali 14 1 Davenport, Matt 136 Davey, Michael 38 Davidson, Richard 164 Dawso, Jim 133 Day, James I II , 140 DeBeradinis, Lisa 164 DeCarlo, Anthony 38 DeGeorge, Ryan 54, 133 DeGirolamo, Dino 68 DeGirolamo, Leonardo 136 DeHaven, Patrick I 07 Deiter, Ryan I 39 DeJonghe, Ryan 164 Delagrange, Teresa 141 DeLeon, Megan 141 DeLorenzo, Stephanie 137 Delsignore, Dana 133 DeLuca, Gina 132 Demyan ick , Alice 30 Denison 62 De oi, Tony 133 Denycnick, Alice 122 DeOnofrio, ick 74 De Rue, Kristen I 64 De ouza, Jaclyn 164 Dethloff, Melanie 164 Detki, Amanda 164 Detore, ick I 9 Devlin, Kate 164 Dexter, atalie 137 DeZolt, Emest 38 Dieter, Ryan I 07 Dietz, Jocelyn 62 Diffenderfer, Mark 39 DiGello, Julie 164 DiLisi, Gregory 39 Di llon, Justin 28

DiM arin , my 133 Oron o, Luke 9 1, 114, 164

Di ch, Magbee 127 Dittrich, Dan 136 Diver , Joe 13, 29 Divers, Kristme 135 Dluback, Becky 126 Dochod, Greg 54 Doinoff, Jason 136 Dolan Hall 126 Dolatow ki , Ryan 74 Dolciato, Ron 54 Domm, Donald 39 Donnelly, Doris 39 Dorms 118 Dougherty, Karen I 05, 108, 164 Dougherty, Michael 95, 104, 164 Dowell, Gina90, 91 , 11 2 Duale, Adam 11 2 Duchoslav, Rachel I 07, 122 Duda, Andrew 165 Duffett, Gorman 39 Duffy, Julie 72 Duffy, Megan 126 Duke, David I 70 Duke, Tim 140 Dukes, Duane 39 Dunaway, Lyndsay I I I , 165 Duncan, Meli ssa 165 Dunklin, Antoine I 0, 54, 55 Dunn, Megan 125 0LIJlquin, Margaret 134 Dwyer, Theresa 58 Dziak, Jennifer I I I Dzurec, Julie 126

E Earle, Jason 39 Earley, Jordan 68 Eccleston, Scott I 07 Eddy, Andrea I 12 Edwards, Wi lliam 114 Egan, Deann 122 Ehrlich, Meghan I 07, 165 Eid, Juli e 126 Elenis, Stel 68 Elliot, Ryan 68, 133 Emery, a tal ie I 08, 135 English, Derrick 122 Epprecht, Vicky 141 Emst, Ryan 133 Esch, Ed 54 Eslinger, Kenneth 39 Esser, Amy 72 Eubanks, Gail 39 Evanchuck, icole 137 Evans, Thoma 39 Ewing, David 39 Extejt, Marian 39

Ezzre, arah 125

F Faculty 34 Faddoul, ada I 33 Faiver, Christopher 39 Faix, Carin 124 Falbo, Josh 65 Fanelli , Leta 66, I 05 Fanelli , antmo 133 Fanel li, onny 54 Farkas, Emily 165 Fejes, Annie I II Felosky, Krmm 62 Fenske, Ruth 39 Ference, Monica I I I , 127 Ferguson, Kate I 04 Fergu on, Mike 124 Fernandez, Abby 141 Fernandez, Joseph 165 Ferrara, Gina 147, 165 l路errari , Karlyn 165 Ferrari, Lauren 165 FerTera, Gina I 08 Fertelmes, Eric 90 Ficco, Ryan 68 Fielder, John 165 Fields, Jennifer 166 Fiely, Lawrence 166 Fiely, Melissa I 37 Filigenzi, Katherine 125 Fink, Siobhan 166 Fink, Tom 122 Finkelstien, Eric 146 Finucane, Margaret 39 Fiorenza, Jenny 125 Fisher, Amy I 14 Fisher, Julie 137 Flament, hannon I 37 Flannery, M.A. 39 Flavin, Diane 166 Flechtner, Valerie 40 Fleischman, K.R. 40 Fleming, Alana 166 Fletcher, ancy 141 Flores, Rosie 141 Floriani, Eric 83 Flowers, Pat 74 Floyd, Ashley 132 Flynn, Brian I 13 Flyter, Renee 16, 75, 11 7 Foell, usan 166 Fohl, Ann 141 Foos, Christina I 07, 166 Football 54, 56 Forbes, J. Benjamin 40 Ford, Jonas 136 Fomey, Andrea I 04, I 05, I 06, I 6 1, 166 Fox, Bridget 166 Fox, Sara 141 Franci , Racheal 62 Francis, Rachel 126 Franck, Jessica I 05 Franjko, Daniel 166

Frank, Jessie 141 Franz, Paul 167 Fredericks, Julra 40 Freeman, Bradley 167 Freeman, aura I 07, 167 Freeman, Tim 68 Fre hman Class Officer 114 Fretland, Chrr 140 Fntsch, Klaus 40 Fronk, Chns I I I Fuechtner, Veronrka 40, 109 Fuerst, M i hael 16 7 Fugl i ter, Fredrick 40 Funkhauser, Timothy 124 Funkh user, Timothy 167, 181

G Gabrielsen, Derek 167 Gadzinski , Chnst ian 167 Galan路aga, Fabiola I 06 Galati , Regma I I , 66, 107, 167 Galbrarth, Andrew 167 Gali se, David 167 Gallagher, Jennre 11 4, 126 Gallagher, Kat ie 95, I 07, 122, 124, 137 Gallagher, Kell y 9, 121 , 167 Gallagher, Meghan 126 Gallagher, SaraJ1 124 Gambatese, Lauren 167 Gamble, icholas 167 Gambone, nna 124 Garabi s, Rafael I I I Garainer, Jennifer 127 Garber, John 60 Gardner, Jen I 12, 11 5 Gardner, Leah 14 I Garik, ynthia 167 Garity, Megan 141 Garland, Tracee 72, 73 Gas barre, Krissy I 05 Gasbarre, Kristine 167 Gatt, Jacki 126 Gatt, Jackie 62 Gatto, Katherine 40 Gaunlner, Timothy 167 Gehring, Alex I 04, 11 7, 123 , 124 Gensler, Hany 40, 5 1 George, Jessie I 35 Gergs, Mary I 26 German Club I 09 Gerty, Megan 14 1 Gettysburg 62 Ghannoum, Emma 126 Giambrone, Matt 68, 69 Gianni, tephanie 168 Gibbons, David 74 Giblock, Melissa 141 Gibson, Jake 168 Giglio, Samantha 133

Gtlanr, Tanq 40 Gries, Ed 107, 112, 123 Grllete, Brad 147 tlmore, Katre 124 Gilson, Enca I 08, 126 Gtlson, Erika I 09 Grnneth, Jennrfer 168 Giora, Eran 140 las happ, Mark 123 Glas ner, Valene 62 Glover, Chary l 40 Glynn, Edward 40 Gockem1an, Mare sa 133 Gonaler , Kathenne 125 onsalves, Margaret 40 Gonzales, Rrta 168 orle , Veron rca 95, I 04 Gory, Amy I 07, 137 Grady, Alrcta 1"2 Grama, Olt viana 168 Grant, Willram 136 Gravagna, Jul ie I 35 Gray, 路 ltzabeth I 68 Greco, Jessica 123 Greek Week 24, 26 Green, Bowlmg tate 64 reen , !lolly 132 reenberger, Dan I 22 Greenberger, Jeremy I 14 Greer, Val 126 Greghory, Alli son 90 Gregory, Ali on 123 Gregory, lit on 112 Grencr, Rrchard 40 Grey, Elrzabeth 121 Grrbbons, rc I 07 Griffith, Beck 126 Grimes, Garth I"" Grodek, hns I04, I06, 107, 124, 168 Grogan, Michael 74 Grow, Tim I 33 Grubb, Gretchen 168, 173 Grzybowskr , Beth 5 Gudz, Olena 127 uest, Gerald 40 Guidubaldi, John 40 Gundlach, Molly 141 Gunnell, argaret I 34 Guska, Geoff I 24 Guyer, Julie 62, 126 Guzman, Gladymar 13 7 Guzzo, Dan iel 168 Gygli, Karen 41

H Haburt, Gina I 07 Hackman, Jessica 112, 137 Hagg, David 41 Hahn, Dwight 41 Hailey, James 41 Halady, Steve 140 Halloween 18 Hallsky, Kristen 132 Hancak, Mike 114

Ind ex

187

ll andcl, Julie I 14, I 33 Ilaney, Anne I 33 Hangard, Ashley I 37 Haov1 , Joe 140 !!archer, Katie I 25 Harker. Amy Ill Harrington, Megan 141 I lan路is, Christme 127 ll aJie, Patrick I07 Hartmann, Brett I36 Harvey, Kat1 e 126 Haschmann, Bri an 168 I Iask ins, Thomas I68 Hassmg, Ed I 40 Hawald , Mark 133 Hazi , Erin I I 4, I37 Hea ly, Col leen I 14 Hea ly, Kri sten I 68 IIebda, Jen 66 Hedge, Ron I05 He1delberg 55, 58, 6 I, 62, 68 , 73 , 74, 81

ll eiintz, Eric 65 Heinselman, I!alsey I 32 Hemtz, En c 28 He itkamp, Stacey I 05, 106

Helberg, ara 132 Hell ar, Meagan 62 Heller, Meagan 126 Hell er, Megan 72 Helsel, David 4 1 Helton, Jaime I I 4 Hend ri cks, Charles 82 I lendnckson, Ri chard 4 I Henkel s, Katherin e I 05 , II I Henk els, Kat hy I 4 I Hepp, icole 168 ll ersan, Mary I 41 Hersman, Tab itha 132 Heslep, Chris 60, 6 I !less, Gretchen 58, 123 !less, Justm 17, 19 Hetman, Annie I24 I Ieu tsche, Ted 136 Hickey, Margaret I 08,

ll omecommg 8, I0 I lopey, ara I 25 Ilopkms, Ian I68 Hoppert, Melissa I I 0 IIorsfall , Katie I 04, I 06 Horvath, Denni s I 22 Horvath, Jenn1fer 126 I Iorvath , Knnberl y I 69 I lorvath, Mark 169 Horwath , Darrell 4 I !lose, Josh I I, 54, 169 I Iovan, onn y 54 Howald, Mark 68 Hoying, Julie I 05 I Iuffman , Enn I 08 , I69 llu ffnagle , John 4 I Hughes, Chnstina I I I, 169

Hughett, Enka 58 Hull , Brad 17, 65 Hull , Bradley 41 I lum phrey, Carrie I 08 , 137

Humphri es, Joseph I69 I lunn eke, Danell e 133 Hunt, Enk a I I I, 141 Hunt, Joe 54 ll yduk , Katie I 4 I

I lanetta, Jennifer I 27 Ianni , Patri ck 54 Ianni , Tom 54 lchimura, achik o 141 lmmarino, Tim I 36 Ina, Bobby I 33 Ina, Michael I 69 lndri olo, Joe 54 lorill o, Robert I 69 Iorio, Gerry 54, 68, 122 Iqbal, Asheha I 04, I I I lqbal, Asneha 117, 135 !vee, Di ane I 14

J

126

Hiemstra, Kathleen 4 I II iggi ns, usan 4 I Hi gl, Andy I 33 Hill , Mi chael 74, 75 Hil s, Matt 28 ll iraki s, Amy 141 Hiram 70, 7 I, 73 Hnath, Ashley 64 , I27 Hobbs, Tracy 58 Hocevar, Sarah I 37 Hoehler, Tony 74 , 123 Hoelzle, Joe 54 Hoffman , Amy 41 Hoffman , Andy 54 Hogan, Stephen 168 I lolcomb, Greg I ..,6 Holderbaum , Christine I68 Holmes, Larry 54 Homan, Sarah 126

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Jack, Christina I 14, 137 Jackson , Katie I 07 , 122 Jackson, Rosena 135 Jagod nik, Patrici a I 09 Jaklich , Chris 74 James, ick 140 Jamieson , Timothy I 69 Jan1i son, Grace 13 2 Janos ik , Jack 4 I January, AIicia 141 Jarosz, Jacqui 64 Jenkins, Jeanne 41 Jerome, Kate 64 Jerrome, Katherine 132 Jochum, Mark 54 Johansen, Jeffrey 42 Johnson, Earl 169 Johnson, Latrice I26 Johnson, Maggie 62

Johnson, R1ck 54 Johnson , Treye I 13 Johnston, egan I 2:?.

Jorank o-O ' Fnel , .R 42 Jordan, Iori a 126 Jorgenson, Gerald 42 Joyce, Enn 107 , 137 Joyce, Matt I I 0 Joyce, Maureen I I I, I 27 Joyce, Ryan 54 Jung, Rosa I 14, 141 Jun 10r Class Officers I 13

K Kaemmerer, James I I4 Kahai, imran 42 Kalamazoo 6 I Kalma, Sarah 169 Kamin ski , Ange la I 07 Kane, Kevin 65 Kapl afka, Mark 86, I23 Kappa Kappa Gamma I 08 Kappus, Kevin I 70 Karel , Amanda 72 Karpus, Amanda I 70 Kaufman, Sinisa 13 6 Kaufman, Tom 54, 57 Kavanaugh, Brendan I 70 Kaye, haron 42 Kazeman1 , Ali 60 Kearn ey, Ken 68 Kearney, Shaun 60, 74 Keati ng, Sarah I 05 , II I Keaveney, Meghan I 05 , 170

Kelleher, Courtney I 37 Kell er, colt 124 Kelley, Jennifer I 70 Kell ey, Kati e I 08 Kelley, Matt I 40 Kell y, Allison I 37 Kell y, Eamon I07 Kell y, Joseph 42 Kell y, Kaitl yn I 37 Kell y, Kraig 16, 123 Kell y, Meghan I 14, 141 Kell y, Thomas 42 Kempton, Adam I23 Kendal , James 133 Kenyon 73 Kern, Michell e 170 Kerr, Ryan 133 Kerr, Tom 133 Khayyat, Khaldoun 42 Khoury, Mauni 141 Kibble, Cheryl I 70 Kidera, Jeannie 95 Kiefer, Nancy 42 Kifer, Cindy 66, 67 Kifu s, Ryan 81 , 83 Kilbride, Daniel 42 Killian, Rich 68 Kimak, Darla I 70 Kinebrew, Gwendolyn 42 King, Jen 141

Kmg, Jenn1fer 141 Kmg, Katnna 170 Kmg, usan 127 Kmg, T1m 54 Kmick 1, Kathryn 170 Kmsell a, hn s 133 Km sman, Jen nifer 132 K1rschenbaum, arc 42 Ki ser, Juli e 58 Ki shmarton, 1ck 140 K1 ssee, James 17 1 Klem , Corey 171 Klein , John 42 Kl ein , Sarah I 71 Klei sley, Kimberl y 11 2 Kl1ma, Kell y 22 , 30 Klimk owski , Christy 66, 17 1

Knazek, Bndget 72, 135 Knights of Columbus I 07 Knil ans, Becky 13 3 Kobsik, Martin I 14 Koch , Linda 42 Kocher, Brandon 60 Kocher, Tanj a 123 Kocurko, Kevi n 13 6 Kocurko, Melissa 11 2 Kody, Joel 17 1 Koeh ler, Amy 113 , 125 Koeth , Kath ryn I 05 , I06 Kolar, Matthew I 7 1 Kolba, TJ . 60 Kolesar, Robert 42 Koll ar, Cai tlin 107 , 126 Komenda, Brad 54 , I 7 1 Konz, Gregory 43 Kopcak, Dari ce 124 Kopp, Kelly I 08 , I 09 Konnos, Katherine 125 Korzenko, Karen 17, 19, 104, 117, 122, 124

Kosa lko, Holl y 17 1 Kostelnik , Mikey 54 Kostyack, Becky 137 Kovach, Bethany 13 7 Kozak, Paul I I 0 Kozar, Brandon 60, 6 1 Kozar, hannon I 7 1 Kozlowsk i, Deni se 17 1 Kraft, Perry 54 Kramer, Janet I 37 Kran1er, Jen 141 Krawezyszyn, Des iree 135 Kreger, Carol 43 Kresak, Amanda 141 Kresser, Kath ryn I 71 Kri zek, Di ane 132 Krol, Amanda 122 Krukones, James 43 Krupa, Stephen 43 Kruth , Sarah I 08, 141 Kruty, Megan 66, 122 Krym ski , Li zzy 14, 20, 11 0, 123, 124

Krys tosik, Ed 114 Kubach , Kell y I 71 Kubacki , Ron 54

Kuercher, Enn I 06 Kugler, Anne 43 Kula, Megan 137 Kull , Dan 68 Kumazec, Melan1e 125 Kumor, Pamel a I 25 Kurtz, Jenn 1fer 171 Kus, teve I 20 Ku s, Steven I 7 1 Ku zmanko, shley 13 7

L Labell e, Ju tin 60 Lac ueva, Grac iel a 43 LaGrasso, Kri sten I 14 LaG uardi a, Jen I 8 LaG uardi a, Maria 30 Lall o, Monica I 33 Lampman, Mel is sa I 7 1 Lance, Dave 68 Lance, Erik a I 0 Langenfu s, Willi am 43 Langley, Jennifer 17 1 Lani auskas, im as 136 LaPl ante, Ali sa 72 Laplante, Ali sa II I Large, Stephen I 72 Large, Steve 142 Larsen , Janet 43 Larson, Jeff I 5, I07 Larson, Lauren I 72 Larson, Mike 136 LaSalvia, Vince 136 La ota, Adam 140 Lasromb, Marth a 134 Lass iter, Valentino 43 Lauer, Carl a I 08 Laughlin , Kristen 114, 126

Laura, Carla I 3 7 Lauri tzen, Paul 43 Lea, Erin 126 LeCorchick, Lindsay 125 Lee, Oscar 43 Legler, Maureen 172 Lehman , Betsy 14 1 Lel and, tephanie 172 Lempk e, Kimberl y 172 Lenchak , Laureen I 05 , 109

Lenchak, Lauren 172 Lennox , Tim 68, 136 Lenox, Cindy 43 Lentz, Dan 54 Lentz, Kati e 135 Lentz, Martin 54 Leone, Kimberl y I 05 , 172 Leone, Li sa 133 Leong, J 140 Lepa, Jen 133 Lepro, ara 95 Lepro, Sarah I24 Lerner, Jeff 54 Letter, Eddie 140 Levis, Becky 125

Le\'IS, Jenny I ~5 Lewayne, Amy I 07, 141 LeWIS, Leslie 11 3 LeWIS, ally 43 Lewton, Christine I I I Ley, Laura 172 L1ba, Jonathan I 72 L1catatlso, John I07, 172 L1gato, Gila 14 1 Lmko, Al1 sa 134 Liptak, R1chard 123 L1s, John 133 L1scoe, li son I I0 L1ssemore, James 43 Litten, Mdli e 137 Little Sibs Weekend 22 L1ttle Theatre Soc1ety I I0 L1tz, Theresa I 72 Lock, Brian I 72 Lombardi , ngela 14 1 Long, usan 43 Lontok, Lee I 72 Lopresti, Jackie 135 Lorson, teve I22 Los inos de Cristo I I 0 Louie, Cassie 141 Lovell, Lauren 58 Loving, In on 127 Luby, Megan 125 Lucas, David I 05, 172 Lucha, Kell y I 22 Lucia, Marc 62 Lucie, arah 141 Ludeen, Mary Kate 141 Ludwig, Melis a 172 Luengo, Enrique 44 Lugo- antiago, Wi ldali 141

Lung, Man Kwan 43 Lux, Elisha I 08, 172 Lynch, Kerry I 07, 11 3, 125

Lynn, Marc 44 Lyons, mi ly 134 Lyons, Melissa 141

M M A 104 Macask ill, Brian 44 Macaski ll , Morgan 123 Mac Dugall, Erin 14 1 Machu ick, Katie 64 Macy, Andrea 95, Ill Madden, Kevin 173 Madden, Maris a I08 Madden, Monica 127 Madi on, Ashley 134 Madison, Roland 44 Maeder, Chris I 14 Magrey, Mike I05 Mahany, Megan 135 Maier, Julie 173 Maier, Megan 112 Majer, Megan 141 Makey, Kristen I I I, 127 Malinow ki, Maureen 141

almowsk1, eaveen 105, Ill ancuso, Pat 54, 56 Manderlield, Chris 65 Mandzuk , Chn tina IT' Mang, Megan I "5 Mann111g, Kathleen 44 Mannmg, Pat 15 Man ell , Phd 60, 6 1 Manson, Greg IT' Marcel1s, Amy 62, IT' March, Meli ssa 26, I 08, 109, 125

Marchiano, T111a 173 Marchione, Frank 122 Margocs, Jessica 173 Marguerite, Matt 133 Marie, Ann Wibel 135 Marietta 55, 58, 6 1, 62, 73 , 74, 8 1

Marinchick, athan I 73 Markovic, Mike 68, 69 Marotta, Michael 173 Marsh, Melissa I07 Martin, Beth 44 Martin , Em ily 137 artin, James 44 Martin, ara 127 Martin, Scott I 73 Marzinelli , Jessica 132 Ma cotti, David 44 Mashall, Michaela 137 Mason, David 44 Mathai, Anuja 174 Mathews, Ellen I 08 Matlak, Jake 133 Mattern, Jeanne 44 Matthews, Annie 112, 14 1

Matthews, Ellen 135 Mauser, Artie 68 Maxin, Shannon 137 May, Ten路i 124 Mayer, evin 44 Mayes, Kathy I I 0, 146 Mays, Kathy 178 McBratney, John 44 McCall, Melinda I I I, 174 McCarthy, Megan I07, 174

McCarthy, William 114 McCartney, Katie I 04 cCarty, Jessie 114 McCausland, Morgan 169, 174

McCiaddie, Antonio 54, 74, 174

McCluskey, John 44 McConville, hannon 64, 107

McConnick, Kim berly 132 McCormick, Lindsey 127 Me ourt, Keely 137 McDonnell, Fiona I 14 Me - voy, Jon 136 McFarland, Bryan I 74 McFarland, John 174

McGa111, Bngid I 4 McGill, hane I 09, 122 McG1nn, he ila 44 McGinty, Kathie n I "7 McGregor, Kath1y n 132 McGu1rc, Sarah 141 Mcllenry, Le1gh 174 McKay, Enk 15, 140 McKay, Jam1e 15, 33, 132, 14 1

McKay, Jason 124 McLaughlin, Mary 58, 134

MeLee, Bryan 133 McManus, Michelle I 08, 174

Me ally, Molly 127 Me ulty, onner 133 McPeak, Emi ly 133 McPhie, Katie 14 1 McRae, Bethe 44 Mehall, icholas 174 Mei l, Becky I 14, 127 Meira, Camila 137 Mel in, Pamela 127 Mendol1a, Kelli 175 Mennen, dam 122 Merker, Michael 175 Merriman, Kim berly Ill Merritt, Jennifer 44 Mesch, Kate 94, 132 Metres, Philip 45 Metzger, Melissa I 07, 137

Meyers, Rosema1y I 05 , 109, 175

Miano, Marlea 141 Michalec, Christie 137 M1chalski, Tera 112 Mickunas, Maggie I 08, 126

ihaila, Molly 125 M ikols, Katy I 14 Mile kiewicz, Matt 54 Mileti, dward 175 Mileti , Giuseppina 45 Millard, Shannon 175 Miller, Ashley 125 Miller, Brook I 08, 125 Miller, Catherine 45, 109, Il l

Miller, Jessica I 06, 175 Miller, Joseph 45 Miller, Megan 137 Millar Hall I "2 Millradt, usan 106 Missig, Mary 72, 73, 127

Mitchell,

egan 3, 12, 23 , 33, 60, 63, 66, 69, 80, 104, 11 6, 11 7, 120, 123 , 132, 134, 138, 147 Mitchell, Tim 136 Molski, Samantha I"7

Molyet, Jennifer 175 oncrief, Jacqueline I07, 175

Monday, Knsty 11 2, 141 Monolly, Kell1 137 Montagna, Megan I 08, 175

Mooney, Patnck 45 Moore, Fenton 45 Moore, Kristy I08 Moore, colt 45 Moore, hannon 72 Moran, Chnstme 135 Moran, Kathleen 17, 124 Moran, Matt 74 Moran, ike 74 oreno, Jerry 45 Morgan, Alissa 175 oroney, aryclaire 45 on路issy, Katherine 175 orton, Manan 45 a un t nion 55, 58, 6 1, 62, 64, 6 , 70, 71, 73, 74, 8 1 Mulick, Dylan 133 Munoz, Alba 45 Munro, Katie 137 Muoio, Kri ten 175 Murphy, Bnan 175 Murphy Hall 134, 136 Murphy, Helen 45 Murphy, Michael 54 urphy, Paul 45 urphy, Tim 136

MurTay, ara I 3 7 Murray, Shannon I I0, 175

Musk ingum 55 , 58, 6 1, 62, 68, 73, 74, 81

Muskle, Austen 133 Myers, manda 124 Myers, Lauren 142 My tic, Michael 54

N agel , Maura 135 agy, Albert 45 agy, Moria 175 lakano, Keiko 45 atale, nne 141 atale, Anthony 175 einer, Jeffrey 176 elson, Kari 176 emeth, Destiny I 05, 109, 176

etschke, Kristen I 76 eville, Sara I 07 evin, Thomas 45 ewmeister, Ryan 133 icholas, Lindsay I 13 icholas, atalie I 0, 90, 9 1, 107, 11 2, 176

ichols, Greg I I 0, I 70 ichols, Michael 46 icholson, Cat 133 iem1ann, Paul 74

1etupsk1 , Paul 46 izen, Mark 123 OJtaiCZ, Ashley 137 olte, Jocelyn I 12 oltc, Larry 176 ord, Trisha I 76 orns, Doug 136 orris, Dougla s 46 orn , Kelly 95, I 04, 176

OWICk l, dam 133 usbaum, 1chacl 46 uth, Joan 46

0 Ob rim 5, 61, 70, 71 O'Bnen, lmt 133 O ' Brien, Joe 6 Ocker , Marty 60, 136 Ogrizov1ch, Carlynn 58 O' l laire, cghan 62 Oh1o Dominican 81 Ohio orthern 55, 58, 6 1, 62, 64, 6 ' 70, 7 1, 7, 7-l, Ohio Wesleyan 62, 70, 7 1, 8 1

Oligeri, Cnstma I "2 01 en, Catherine I 76 Olshavsky, 1ck 81, 122 01 on, Dv11ght 46 Olszowy, Tracy 58 Ondrejech, Alexis 176 Ora, Theresa 176 Oravecz, Emil 141 Oresich, Jake 6 Ore ick, Jacob I 14 Orga111zat1ons 8 Orovets, Angela I 14 Orr, cott 60 Ortega, Ann I 14 Ortega, Caroline I I ~ Ortega, Caroline RA 141 Ortega, Manana 46 Ortiz, Michele 141 Ortt, Kori 141 0 olin, Chri topher 176 Otterbem 55, 58, 6 1, 62, 73, 74, 81

p Pace, ate 54 Pacelli Hall 138 Pack, Ryan 54 Painter, PJ 140 Palermo, Anthony 46 Palmer, Daniel 46 Palonis, Jennifer I 76 Pappas, Peter I " 6 Parker, Jason 54 Parker, Scott 54 Pasadyn, Stephanie I 13 Paslowski, Don 60 Patch, Jason 136 Pauli, Carol 46

I ndex

18'1

Paulozz1 , Charlotte 124 Paulsen, Emi ly 72 Pavalko, colt 54 Pave II a, Bnan 121 , I 76 Pavetti , Lee I 76 Pav icli c, Mary Pat 137 Pawlitsch , Jen I 08, 132 Payment, Knst1e 46 Payne, Matt 54, 55 , 57 Payto, Drew 60 Pazderak, Lauren I 34 Peck, Kathryn 137 Peejah , Jason 74, 75 Pelsozy, Mark I 05 Percaciante, Frank 54 Perdue, Jessica I 07 Pereszlenyi-Pinter, M. 46 Percz- Romero, A. 46 Perk ms, tacey I 05 Pero, Jilli an 72 Peteo, Melissa 127 Peterson, Alyssa I 07 Petrillo, Michelle 127 Petro, Joe 133 Pevo, Jill 126 Pfleghaar, Aaron I 14, 136 Phi Alpha Delta I 06 Phi -ta S1gma I 05 Phi Mu Eps il on I 06 Phillips, Lily 46 Phill1ps, Tom I 07 Piechoweski , Eric I 07 Pi erce, Duan I 22 Pi erce, Duj an I 0, 13 Pinta, Scott I 76 P1ppin , Michael Ill Pirol i, Brad 122 Pitorak, Kevin 60 Pluta, Angela 132 Plute, Brittany 124 Poduska, Donald 46 Polachek , Steve 15 Polesk i, Carrie I 05 , 123 Poll ack, Hannah 141 Polomsky, Matt 133 Popiel , Kristina 127 Popp leton, Drew 65 , 133 Porter, Gary 46 Porlnaya, lrin 177 Poweski , Thad 68 Pratus, Rob 54 Preusser, Matt I 07 Preusser, Matthew 177 Previte, Jeffrey I 77 Prezioso, Jennifer 177 Pri ce, Bri 58, 59 Pri ce, Courtney I 14, 141 Price, Mi chell e I 77 Prisco, Robert 47 Pritchard, ean I 07 Prok op, Paul I 17 Prosser, Sarah I 77 Pruchnicki , Tracy 58 , 132 Pruneski , Julie 126 P ychology Club I 09 Ptak , Joe I 09, 136 Puertas, Dan 62

JCfO

I ndex

Puree! , Brett 68 Purdy, Roger 4 7 Pu saten , Le1ghann I I I, 127

Q Quattrocki, Frances I 05 Quenet, Christme 127 QUinn , hanna Ill , 141

R Rager, Ash lee I 07, 177 Rager, Ashley 25 Ramey, Dav1d 4 7 Ramella , atherin e 62, 107

Randall , Jennifer I 07 Randel , Mam1e I 77 Range, Pete I I I, I 33 Rangel , Rohan 136 Rapose, Melissa 125 Rashed, ajaah I I I, 177 Rausch , John 4 7 Raynov1ch , Kristie I 07 , 177

Real i, Jennifer 133 Reardon , Ryan 54 Reardon , Tim 54 Recktenwald , Lindsay 132 Reed, Kelly 135 Reed , Thomas I 78 Reger, Emi ly 137 Reidy, Pat I 5 Reim , Dan iel 4 7 Reim an, Charles I 78 Relays, Westminster 70, 71

Rerchert, Juli anne 125 Resetar, Patrick I 8, 24, 124, 170

Rexroad, Megan I 05 , 178 Reyes, usie 66 Reynolds, Jason 54, 68 Reynolds, Katie I I 2 RHA 112 Rice, Courtney 125 Richards, Marv in 47 Richard s, Tyffani 178 Richmond, Eric 70 Ricker, Brandy 125 Ri eker, Max 178 Rieland, Marlene I 05 , 107

Riffle, Molly 127 Right To Life Ill Riley, Pat 133 Ri selli , Humberto 60 Ri vera-H ainaj , Rosa 47 Ri viere, Herica 141 Ri zzuto, Laura I 05 Roark, Christopher 4 7 Robinette, Ali son 178 Robi nson, Kri sten I 07 , 135

Robin son, Tiffany 95,

124, 125

Robson , Dav1d 4 7 Robson, Lauren I 78 Roche, Michael I 78 Rodak , arah I 22 Roddy, Maura 133 Rodgers, Joseph I 78 Rodock , Robyn 108, 126 Rod y, Mary 133 Rohrer, aitlin 133 Romanak , Ryan 54 Romano, Bobby 68 Rombalski , Patrick 47 Rome, Annie 58 Romella, athenne I I 0 Ropar, John I I 0 Rose, Amanda 124 Rosemary, Catherine 4 7 Rosen , Rachel 25 , I 04, 107, 11 7

Rosen , Richard I 22 , I 78 Rosen , Robe11 I 05 Rosenthal , Debra 4 7 Rospert, Stephani 133 Rospert, Stephanie 66, 107

Ross, Laura I 79 Ross, ate 54 Ross, icole I 04, 179 Ross i, Daniell a 122 , 179 Rothste in , Dav id I 04, 179

Ruff, Carin 4 7 Ruggieri , Angela 179 Runner, Kristen I 14 Rupirstey, Mike 133 Rura, Matt I 14 Ru vo lo, Jack 54 Ryan , Francis 47 Ryan , Philip I 05 , 179 Ryan, W Francis 47 Rzoski , Alec 13 3

s abo, Gerald 47 Sabo, Rebecca 179 Sabula, Michael I 79 afy, Dhaliah 179 Sa lata, Drew 74 Salib, Caroline 13 2 Salmi, Richard 48 Salvadore, Antonia 137 amek , Emily I 79 ample, George 9, 28, 179

Sanko, Helene 48 Santa, Sean I I 4 Santilli, icholas 48 Sapanaro, Dan 54 Saspio, Samantha I 14 Saty, Dhaliah 122 auer, Jamie I 79 Sauer, Susan I 07 Sauer, Susie 64 Savage, Johnn y 54 Sawyer, Lauren I I 0

ayden , John Allen 133 cabillioni , Michelle 137 cafe, Reg1 s 54 cal a, atalie I 04, I 17, 126

ceiford , Amanda I 05 , 109, Ill , 16 1, 179 cenna, Tim 169 cenna, Timothy I 79 chaffner, Te1Tence I 79 Schall , ary I 08 chalmo, Jame 136 chatz, Jason I 14, 140 cheiferstein , Molly 137 Scheiring, Lisa 137 Schell , Joseph 48 Schenkehurg, Megan 135 chelter, Gregory I 79 Schild, Eric 170 chi rm, David 48 Schlather, Judith 17, 123 , 180

Schmidt, Jacq uelin e 48 Sch midt, Jennifer 180 Schmidt, Jesse 54 Schmidt, Mike 136 chneeberger, Mike 140 Schneider, Ann 15, 2 1, 11 7

Schneider, Leo 48 Schnieder, Ann 123 Schoen, Adam 60 Schoen, Keegan 60 choenharl , Tim I 04, I 06 Schofield, Julia 133 Scholle, Lau ren 62 chrag, Dani el 180 chubeck, T J. 48 chuchert, Heather 137 Schulte, Heather 180 Schultz, Matt 140 chuplin ski , Jerry 54 Schwab, Larry 48 chweickert, Gerald 48 Scott, Jerome I I I Scott, Ryan I 80 SEA I 08 Seibel, Heather 180 Seitz, Ke vin 81 Sejba, tephen 180 ekigutchi, Tomomi 141 Sellers, athan 60 Senior Class Officers 113 September I I 32 Seryak, Ma1y I 05, II 0 Setter, Michael 48 everiens, Jacobus 48 Seward, Linda 48 Shah, Sofi 124 hakarian, Anna I 26 halala, Don 140 Shannahan, Pat 95 Shaver, Marie I 22 Shea, Marua 137 heehan , Katharine 62, 63

hell ito, Brian I 0, 54

Shianone, Jess1ca 126 hick , Paul 48 h mmger, Joe I 23 h1rey, Bridget 180 hutes, William I 07 Shutkin, David 48 Siders, haron 48 1doti , Vanessa 127 iebel , !l eather I 13 1erra, Di ana 125 1gma, Alpha u I 05 Sigma Phi psion I 07 immons, Carlene 126 Simm ons, Matt 68 imm ons, Walter 49 Si nagra, Ken 13 3 Sindelar, Gaylon 54 Singh, Ajita 126 Single, Gregg C. 180 Sipusic, Grace 141 kendall , John 140 kerkoski , Ann 126 Skinner, Andrew II 0 Skoch, Edwin 49 Skorko, arah 123 kowron , Meli ssa 180 Skowronski , Julie 137 lovenec, Jesse 125 mase, Ali 126 Smit, Malcolm 114 Smith, Angie 141 mi th , hri s 54, 133 Smith, Dave 29, I 07 Smith, Jaclyn 126 Smith, Jonathan 49 Smith, Lauren 135 Smith, Melissa 94 , I 04, 11 4

mith , a tal ie 58, 13 7 Smith, Stephen 180 Smith, Troy I 14 Smolko, Matt 13 3 ni tzer, Jeff 136 obey, Matt 54 Sobey, Matthew 180 Sobisch, Andreas 49 Soccer, Men 's 60 occer, Women 's 62 Soeder, Leah 62, I 07, 122

Soeder, ick 54 Sombat, Sarah I 08, 125 Soper, John 49 Sophomore Class Officers 113

opko, Jill ian I 08, 180 Sopp, Alison 133 Sorenson, Kim 127 orenson , Steven I 07 pada, Theresa I 13 pangler, Michael 180 pangler, Mike 122 Spencer, John 49 Speth, Kell ie 62 Spilka, Kirsten I 08 Spilka, Kri sten 13 5 Spina, Susan II I

p1talen , Kelly 62, 63, 122, 180

p1talieri, Andrea 127 Spitznagel , Carl 49 Spohn, Rick 122 pooner, Lisa I 24 Spurg1n 51 purgin, Dr. 146 purgm, Earl 49 roka, arah I 07, 132 t Marie, Chri stopher 1 80 t., Penn Behrend 62 Stafford, Andrew 136 Stall ings, Beth 94, I08,

ulli van, Brian 26, 11 3, 122, 177, I 1 ulli van, Erin 133 Sulzer, Matt 54, 133 Sun, Yan 49 Sutowski Hall 140 wanger, Jen 14 1 wenson, Elizabeth 49 windal, James 49, 5 1 witzer, Brooke 58 182 Szakos, Will iam 182 zymanski , Jacki 105, 141

18 1

Steinel , Andrew I 09 telmak, Dusty 60 ten, Charlene 123 tenger, ara I 8 I Stenson, David 49 tephenson, Alan 49 teuick, Jen 125 teusioff, iki I 12 teusloff, iki 95 tevens, Stacy I 81 tevenson, Abby 18 1 tevsloff, iki I24 Stewart, Kelly I 8 I tiffler, Stacy 18 1 Stillwagon, Doug 181 tipe, Matt I 14 Stockhausen, Lauren 141 Stoico iu, Kim 127 Stone, Chip I 07 Storey, John 54 tory, Becky 66 tory, Rebecca 132 Storz, Mark 49 Stout, Griffiin 125 Strader, Charles I I0, 136 trickley, Vanessa 134 troupe, rin I 08 tucke, Kathryn I 34 Student nion 90 Student Union xecutive Board 11 2 tudent ni on Hearing Board 11 4 tudent nion Programming Board 11 2 Studeny, icole 122 tull , Liam 54 Stump, Jason 74 tupica, Donald 49 turm, Jennifer 18 1 Styperk, Jay 122 Sulik, Mike 60, 77 ulin, Kate 127 Sulli van, Alexis 181

182, 183

Turner, Stephanie 183

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Tabet, Muriel 95 11 0 Taddeo, Christin~ 1 82 Tagliarina, Shannon 126 Tahara, Ayako 14 1 Talbott, Jessica 141 Talenda, Dave 60 Tal is, Ron 109 Taraska, Philip 182 Tarr, han non I 82 Tatman, Ann I 82 Taylor, Aaron 54 Taylor, Dianna 49 Taylor, ancy 50 Tepper, Mark 182 Terrago, hley 127 Tesmond, Jul ie 62 Thames, Elmer Anita 50 Theil 8 1 Themas, Erica 94 Theofil os, George 54 Therrien, Adam I 0 54 Thibeault, Marc Thomas, Jeff 133 Thompson, Jim 54 Thomson, Paul 50 Thornburgh, Bryon 182 Thurner, Clara 50 Tibaldi , Marianne 125 Tiberia, Marc 182 Tichar, John 136 Timbs, Ernie 140 Tisch, Rachel I 82 Tish, Coach Magill 64 Todd, Michelle 104, 125 Tolhurst, Jennifer 135 Tomasic, Marisa I 83 Tomko, tephanie 108 Torcaso, Rosella 124 Toula, Joseph 183 Tragesser, Ardie I 04 Trans, Demetrius 74 Trappuzzano, Joch 54 Travis, Demetrius 136 Trimmer, Jessica 177, 183 Trudnowski, Ashlie 183 Trzaska, Sheryl 183 Tschantz, David I 14 Tucci, Ga1y 183 Tun more, Courtney I I 1,

80

125

Turman,

cott 183

70, 7 1

Wasson, Ben 54 Watson, Robert 1 4 Weatherbee, arah I 13 Wea er, Renee 66 Weaver, Tiffany 26, 30, I 05, I 08,

J CZO, Matt 133 Ulery, Tom 60 Urbancic, Jes 1ca 183 Urdak, Eric 68 Urdz1k, -ric 54, 183 Utrata, Katie 126

T

126

tate, Buffalo 70, 7 1 tate, Cleveland 68 State, hawnee 81 Stauffer, April 127 teadman, John 74 tebik, Kristinn 137 techschulte, Benjamin

Turnball, Jess1ca 1 12 Turnbull, Jessica 126,

Valek, Katherine 107 122 Valenti n, Suzanne 1 Valentin, uzie 135 Valentine, Ashley 58, 59 Valerius, Jillian 9 1 Vanags, Chad 136 Vangas, Chad 60 Vasilj , Hrvoje 133 Vaughn, Molly 13, 16 Veenh uis, Jenny 14 1 Vellani, Ali son 183 Vencl , John 133 Ventura, Ma1y 22, I08,

07

11 0, 11 2 Verba, arah I 26 Vetere, Brian 74 Vignale, Kevin 11 4 Violet, Matt I 05 Vitale, Laura 14 1

Vitatoe, David II Vitolo, Sara I 08, 183 Vogel, Jim I 04 Volkman n, Kerry 54 Volleyball 58 Vossler, Sarah I 26 Voute, Michael 183 Vrobel , Pat 68

w Wade, Tina I 83 Wadsworth, Ta1y n I 34 Wagnar, Sarah 62 Wagner, Sarah I 14 Wa ide, Beth I 08, 11 4, 115, 125

Wainwright, Maggie 137 Walder, Kristen 90, I 12, 183

Waldinger, Peter 11 4 Wall , Erin 127 Walsh, Katie 72 Walter, David 54, 74 Walters, Alicia 184 Walton, Emily 184 Wargo, Jessi 126 Wargo, Je sica 11 4 Wargo, Rae Lynn I I 0 Warren, Erik 54 Washington & Jeffer on

I 09

Weber, Kate I 09 Weber, M iehelle 14 1 Weidel, Tim I 04, 11 7,

Wooster 58, 62, 70, 71 Wrestl mg 68 Wnght, Margaret I 05, 132

Wylie, nthony I 13 Wyman, R1chard 185 Wymer, icholas I 85

y

126, 140

Weimer, Gregory 184 Weimer, Mark 136 Weingold, cott I 84 Weir, Aaron I 84 Weise, arueen I 24 We1tbrecht, Gretchen 58 Wentz, Brendan 68 Wentz, Catherine 184 We t, Alison 127 West, Connie 14 1 West, Jan路od I 07 Westerfield, Lindsey 14 1 Wetzel , Amanda 184 Weymouth, Jessica 112 Wheaton 61 Whelan, Joseph 108 White, Denise I 08, 127 Whiteside, James 184 Wh iteside, Jarad 54 Whitman, Dave 133 Whittacker, Kristy 134 Whittier 73 Wiley, Jame 51 Wilke, Erica 184 Williams, Audrey 184 Williams, Bridget 134 Williams, rin 125 Will iams, Lynsey 184 Willi ams, Phillip 82 Williams, Tammara 126 Wilmington 55, 58, 6 1, 62, 68, 70, 7 1' 73, 74, 81 Wilson, Judah 74 Wilson, Scott I 07, 184 Wil son, Tom 133 Wiltshire, Kelly 127 Wingate, Martin I 12 Wingate, Marty 16, 54, 59, 72, I 04, I 17 Winner, Sarah 184 Winter Fonnal 12

Yanek, tacey 72 Yan1ck, att 60 Yanko, Beth I 08 Yanko, El izabeth 185 Yanksich, Mike 94 Yarcusko, Melan1e 185 Yarnell, Jim 54 Yee, Larry I I I Y der, Kyle 60 Yost, John 51 Young, Denika 127 Young, Kelly 66, 67, 185 Young, heri 5 1 Yurcak, Lisa 137

z Zador, Jenn1fer 185 Zahn, Steve I I 3 Zajac, Kelly 141 Zakia, Enn 185 Zalewski, Rachel 137 Zalewsky, Erin 185 Zawadzk i, Daniel 185 Zezzo, ara I 85 Zhang, J ie 51 Ziemba, Andrew 54, 55 Zienkowski, Jenlll fer 185 Zimmerman, Kelly I 33 Zirkle, Eric 136 Zlatoper, Thomas 51 Zoffan, Rachel I 23 Zuercher, Erin 86, I04, 173, I 5

Zula, Joana I '27 Zurn, Chris 136 Zvosec, Ashley I ~ 7 Zwolsky, Amanda 13 7

Wirkus, Brenda 5 I Wi schn ia, Katie 127 Wojcick i, Becky 14 1 Wojno, Eri n 184 Wolf, Ryan 54 Wolfe, Jill ian 184 Wolfe, Pat 54 Wolfe, Patrice 72 Wolfe, Ryan 55 Wolnik, Jonathan 185 Wood, Charles 5 I Wood, Heather 122 Wood, Scott I 07 Woodward, Joe 60

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risten, Congratulations You always make us so proud ofyou.

Love Dad, Mom, Ma r ty, and Caesa r Kristen . Healv

Congratulations Matt!

We are very proud ofyou and we love you!!

We co uldn ' t be more proud of God Bless, verythin g you are, and everyth ing Love, ou' ll be.

Dad, Mom, Mark, Laura, Ken , Maggie, Love always, and Michael

Kelly,

Dad, Mom, Heather, and Rya Kell Marie Youn

Congratul ations L r A (and BOO)!!

We love yo u and are very very proud of yo u.

Matthew Kolar

Congratulations Stacy!!

We are so proud of you

MAY GOOD FORTUNE BE YOURS FOREVER! MAY YOUR STAR KEEP SHINING, AND MAY YOUR HAPPINESS AND JOY NEVER END! Love, Mom and Dad

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All Our Love, Dad, Mom, and Lindsay

Kari Nelson

Dear Veronica, We are so proud of your accomplishments. All the best in whatever your future holds.

We love you, Mom, Dad, and Stephanie Veronica DeLoren zo

Congratulations Darla!!

Stac Stevens

Dear Mike, We are very proud ofyou.

The Business World has been waiting for someone like you.

Good Luck!

Love, Dad, Mom Anthony, and Jennifer

Best of luck in the future, and in everything you do.

Dear Susie,

Love, Mom & Dad DarlaKimak

We love you. You are special.

Love, Mom , Dad, and your brothers Susan Memo ongratulations Jennv You have made us very proud. We wish ou much success and "may you have all the happiness and luck that life can holdand at the end of all your rainbows may ouflnd a pot of gold. " Love, Dad, Mom, Michael, Terry, and Bill Jennifer M. Paloni

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Dear Judy, We are all brimming with pride and praying for your continued success!

God bless you in all you do!

Love, Mom, Tom, Tommy, Josh, Maureen, and Katie

Karen Dougherty Strength of mind is in those who graduate.

Strength of heart is in those who succeed.

You have always made us proud.

Love you, Mom , Dad, and Brad Heather Schulte

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Congratulations Sara!

We are so proud of the woman you've become!

We love you a bushel and a peck ...

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Lyndsay, It has been so exciting watching you set high goals and then working to reach each one! We are ext.路emely proud of you and love you to pieces.

Mom and Mark.

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Congratulations, Kristen!!

We love you and are very proud of you.

Dad, Mom, and John Kristen DeRue

Congratulations Joe! You have a wonderful future ahead of you.

We are so proud of you.

Love, Mom, Dad, and Tonya Joseph T. Rodgers CONGRATULATIONS,TIM!!!

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Edsie Boy!!

We love you very much and are very proud of you.

Love, Mom, Dad, and Trudy Edward W. Kernan Jr Congratulations Destiny!

Congratulations Melanie!

I am very proud of you and I love you very much. I wish you all the success and happiness in the world. You will be a great physician.

We love you and are very proud o you.

Congratulations Erin!

What lies behind us what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us- Ralph Waldo Emerson

Congratulations Antonio, You've really did it now.

Continue to stive for excellence as you always have. May the Lord Jesus be a blessing in all your endeavors. We love you,

We love all that you are and are very proud of you Mom and Dad

Mom, Rev, Grandma, Big Mama, Terry, Stephanie, Ebony, and Tiffany

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God bless you always.

Mom, Dad, and Jim Dear Michelle ...

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Me han Keavene Dear Mark, We wish you continued success and happiness in your future endeavors.

May you never forget how proud we are of you, today and always!

With our love and sincere congratulations, Mom and Dad

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John Walker, the American Taliban, is being held for war crimes against the United States.

Princess Margaret, sister of Britain 's Queen Elizabeth , dies at age 71.

Even though the total number of shark attacks decreased in 2001, a rash of highly publicized cases make this "the Summer of the Shark."

Enron is the largest company in U.S. history to file for bankruptcy.

Allegations arose concerning the shredding of documents believed to be connected to the company's use of funds from its employees' 401k program.

On Jan . 1, 2001, 12 European nations adopt a single currency called the Euro which becomes legal tender in Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal and Spain.

Daniel Pearl, a Wall Street Journal reporter, is kidnapped and murdered by the National Movement for the Restoration of Pakistani Sovereignty. President Bush declares, "The United States of America will rid the world of these agents of terror."

Million of acres of southeastern Au stralia are scorched by wildfires.

Ford and Firestone go thei r separate ways after a year of finger pointing in the deaths of more than 170 people in Ford Explorers equipped with Firestone Tires.

The sun sets on the Taliban as U.S. soldiers raise an Ameri can flag from the World Trade Center at a U.S . Air Force base near the Afghan city of Kandahar. The United States organized its allies and began an all-out "War on Terrorism ."

Elizabeth Dole , former president of the American Red Cross and spouse of former presidential candidate Bob Dole , announces her candidacy for the Senate.

After being detained for more than three months by the Taliban, American aid workers Heather Mercer and Dayna Curry are rescued from Afghanistan.

Letters containing anthrax are delivered to U.S . senators Patrick Leahy and Tom Daschle, and NBC News Anchor Tom Brokaw. The Senate office building was closed for three months. Five people died from inhalation anthrax.

On June 11, Timothy McVeigh, convicted of the Apri I 19, 1995, bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building, is executed by lethal injection.

A missile defense shield to protect the United States is a priority of the Bush Administration.

Hundreds of bodies are discovered at a Noble, Georgia crematory, some dating back more than 10 years.

After 12 years of construction, the efforts to stabilize the Leaning Tower of Pisa are complete.

Amnesty for illegal Mexican immigrants is promoted by President Bush.

The decision to allow federal funding for embryonic stem cel l research on ly on stem ce lls from embryos already collected raises ethical questions.

Kmart, the giant discount retailer, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection while it reorganizes its holdings.

World leaders, such as Prime Minister of England Tony Blair, profess their sympathy and support for the United States .

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Tu esday, September 11 , 2001 , will be remembered as a tragic day that changed the world . That morning, a plot , masterminded by terrorist Osama bin Laden and the ai-Qaeda network , was put into action . Two hijacked comme rcial airliners were flown into New York City's World Trade Ce nter Towers , ultimately caus ing their collapse. Immediately fo llowing the incident, another hijacked airliner crashed into one side of the Pentagon in Washington , D.C, and a fourth plane crashed in Pennsylvania . Thousands of lives were lost, citizens were terrified and the world was in shock .

Following that mournful day the United States experienced anthrax scares , cont inued security threats and the reality of war. Despite the horror, fear and heartache, U.S. cit izens united and their patriotic spirit soared .

President Bush promised: " We will not tire , we will not falter, we will not fai I. " Through that statement and the remarkable sense of nat ional pride exuded by U.S . citizens , it became evident that no threat, great or small , could deter the United States resolve for enduring freedom.

In response to the shocking tragedy, President George W. Bush addresses the nation offering strength, comfort and patriotism.

Ailing airlines urge citizens to defy terrorists' attempts to disrupt lives by reboard ing airplanes.

Thousands of people world-wide donate blood and volunteer their services to aid U.S. recovery.

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Academy Award-winning actor Russell Crowe claims a Golden Globe Award and an Academy Award nomination for his performance in "A Beautiful Mind." The movie is nominated for five Academy Awards.

Professional soccer player Ethan Zohn is the $!million dollar winner of Survivor: Africa.

Actress Julia Roberts wins her eighth People's Choice Award for favorite motion picture actress.

Hit movie "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer 's Stone" breaks box office records.

ABC's "My Wife and Kids" and Damon Wayans win People's Choice Awards.

NBC's "The Weakest Link" puts a new edge on quiz show standards.

"Shrek" wins an Oscar nomination and the People's Choice Award for Favorite Motion Picture.

Jack Lemmon, an Academy and Emmy Award-winning actor, dies at age 76.

In honor of those involved in the events surrounding September 11, Hollywood actors and musicians combine efforts to produce "America: A Tribute to Heroes." The benefit, which was aired simultaneously and commercial- free by dozens of broadcast and cable networks, raised more than $100 million in donations.

Stars of the No. 1 rated show "Friends" agree to return for a ninth season in 2002-2003. Each cast member received a 33 percent salary increase bringing their wages to $1 million dollars per episode.

Actress Nicole Kidman win s a Golden Globe award for her musical performan ce in "Moulin Rouge." Kidman and "Moulin Rouge" were both nom inated for Academy Awards.

lvfUSIC Favorite Album , Pop/Rock 'n Roll, is awarded to Destiny's Child for " Survivor" at the American Music Awards. They also won a Grammy for Best R&B Performance by a Duo/Group.

Jennifer Lopez says "I do" to dancer and choreographer Chris Judd just eight months after the announcement of her split from boyfriend of two years, Sean "P. Diddy" Combs.

Pop superstar Britney Spears makes her debut on the big screen in the movie "Crossroads ." She also released her self-titled album, went on tour, performed in her "Live from Las Vegas" HBO special and dated 'N SYNC pop singer Justin Timberlake.

George Harrison, known as "The Quiet Beatie," dies at 58 of cancer. The death of John Lennon in 1980 leaves Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr as the only remaining Beatles .

Nelly wins Favorite Artist, Rap/HipHop, at the American Music Awards.

Michael Jackson is named Artist of the Century at the 2002 American Music Awards.

Alicia Keys wins Favorite New Artist, Soul/Rhythm and Blues, and Favorite New Artist, Pop/Rock 'n Roll , at the American Music Awards.

Keys also won five Grammys, including Song of the Year for "Fal lin'."

Madonna tours the Un ited States for the first time in eight years.

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Linkin Park's "Hybrid Theory" is the best sel ling album and the song "Crawling" wins a Grammy.

Tim McGraw and wife Faith Hill win Favorite Male and Female Country Music Artist at the American Music Awards.

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Handspring, Inc. introduces a handheld computer with a built-i n cell phone.

Dusters, as worn here by actress Evan Rachel Wood , are a new trend in stores everywhere.

Reggae/pop superstar Shaggy wears his colored sunglasses, a hot trend for the year.

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"His Airness " returns to the court after three years in retirement.

Mi chael Jordan , 39, faced perhaps his toughest challenge in leading the Washington Wizards to the 2002 playoffs.

Jennifer Capriati wins the French Open in 2001, then win s a second straight Austral ian Open in 2002.

The New England Patriots cla im their first Super Bowl title with a win over the St. Louis Rams. A dramat ic fourth -quarter field goal gave the Patriots a 20-1 7 victory.

During a game following the Sept. 11 tragedy, the footba ll team at John R. Rogers High School in Spokane , Wash. , proudly carries the American flag onto the f ie ld. This photo appeared in several major newspapers and was featured in Sports Illustrated.

Tiger Woods win s a fourth consecutive major, The Masters .

Venus Williams repeats as Wimbledon and U.S . Open Champion . In the U.S. Open finals, Venus defeated her sister Serena.

American cyclist Lance Arm strong claims his third consecuti ve Tou r De Fran ce t itle in July.

Lennox Lewis regains his World Boxing Council and International Boxing Federation heavyweight titles from Hasim Rahman in Las Vegas, in November.

L.A. Laker Kobe Bryant ea rn s MVP honors at the NBA All -Star Game , leading the West All -Stars over the East , 135-120.

Dale Earnhardt, Jr. returns to Daytona in July to win an emotional Pepsi 400. Just f ive months earlier, a crash during the Daytona 500 took the life of his legendary father, Dale Earnhardt, Sr.

Ame rican snowboa rding sensat io n Kell y Cla rk takes t he United States' first gold med al in t he Women's Half-Pipe Snowboardi ng competition at t he 2002 Winter Olym pics in Salt Lake City.

Americans Ross Powers (gold), Danny Krass (silver), and Jarret Thomas (bronze) sweep the medals in Men 's Half-Pipe Snowboarding at the 2002 Winter Olympics .

Anton Sikharulidze and Elena Berezhnaya of Russia and David Pelletier and Jamie Sale of Canada receive go ld medals in Pai rs Figure Skating. Initially given the si lver medal, the Canadians were awarded gold after misconduct by a French judge was discovered.