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Soaking Up Some Carolina Sun! Megan Woods and Shannon Zehr visit Hayley Malool in Hilton Head, SC

Left: On Top of the World! Matt Jacobs is on Mt. Vasuvious in Switzerland with a local resident.

Drew Walters and Jackie Weaver spend their summer relaxing on the beach in Ocean and.

Jessica Griffin admires the city while vacationing in Italy.

Australian native, Jason Bramall is in awe of the San Fransisco Golden Gate Brid

While on a boat ride in the Chesapeake Bay, Lauryn Wise catches some rays.

Erin Cavanaugh puts on a smile as she stops to take a break from her exhausting hike in western Maryland .

This year's Homecoming festivities consisted of the Annual Golf

To\rnament, the Hag" ; Jame

Banquet, and of course the Homecoming Dai'ee. Doc Lemmonds, Jimmy fV1artin, Chico Lombardo, alil<!l ~alter Brennan brought home first place in the golf t.ournament. Justin P~e" ~ebekah Kirkman Goehler, Da'1.1' 1 Smith Ranns and Nick Carlson we inducted int0 Ie B~am the Hall of Fame, Crawford n Freeman ing King and

Larry Epperly can't say enough about this year's Hall of Fame inductees.

Below: William Goode rewards the winners of this year's Saints' Club Golf Tournament.

These couples take a time out from dancing to pose for a photo.

Above: Eric Sajowitz is abo ut to smoke the competition with his tough

Left: Baseball Alumni hangout by the dugout while their team mate awates his pitch .

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The Softball girls huddle up to discuss their winning strategy against the Alumni.

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Alumna Missy Hampson is down low and ready for any ball that might come her way.

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Golfer Samantha A I son retIred her clubs for Halloween nrght and pIcked up a pIg skin.

Amber Wise, Melissa Howard , and Caroline Pickell show off their Christmas spirit in their Santa hats.

Children from the community participate in the Christmas Concert held in Fullerton Auditorium.

A beautiful view of "Christmas on Campus" at night. Students spent hours preparing the lum inaries and placing them all over campus.

Sean Flynn and Jean Brad ley are looking very festive in red for the annual Christmas Party.

Ashley Hubbard and Courtney Taotoai join in on the fun by setting up their own Christmas at their residence.

One of the m any traditions of "Christmas on Campus" is t he lighting of the Christmas tree.

Many members of the community participated in "Christmas on Campus" this year.

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year, Calciid Class Editor David Robinson went on a mission to discover what underclassmen were doing to shape the way for their futures . In this section you will find a variety of students spending their time improving their personal lives as well as building their social status.

David first noticed new students on campus . Seeing new faces is very exciting due to our small campus atmoshpere.

Enrollment, recruitment. and re-

turning students made 2007 a record breaking year in admissions.

While on assignment, David learned that students had their priorities in order. Studying is a major component for underclassmen on their journey to success. Take student Ashley Vaughn for example. Ashley maintained an excellent GPA while continuing her leadership role on and off the soccer field .

Although students put their studies before their social lives,

they also made sure they had time for one another. With many social gatherings and events, Junior Brittany Owen used her personality to turn a stressful day of work into hours of laughter and jokes.

Though the demands of school work and campus involvement are important pieces to shaping a successful future, David realized that the weekends were always something to look forward to .

Students took the time to sleep in, relax, and to recover from the

week.

As David signs off for another busy week, he can attest that relaxation and recovery time is an essential piece to college life.

Carmen Adams

Monica Adams

Samantha Allison

Robert A nderson

Luciana Bates

Brian Baugher

Morgan Bell

Elana B illings

Londan Bishop

Michelle Black

John Bolton

Adam Bonifas

Chandra Brown

Trevor B ruce

Kristine Burton

Aleshia Caldwell

Alex Callihan

Jonathan Camp

Nathan Carmack

Joseph C hilders

Jamison Clark

Robbie Coggins

Donald Coker

Patrick Condo

Courtney Cook

Bjana Covington

Bryan Crawford

Robbie Barnes

Dan ie l Baker

Reginal Barner

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Melvin Crosby

Kelly Davidson

James Dean

Lisa DeMarr

Evan Denton

Paige DeWeese

Cory Dion

Latoya English

Adam Ennis

La rry Ennis

Jacob Enstrom

Christopher Etheredge

Tyron Evans

Isaiah Falby

Sara Ferguson

Jaclyn Fields

La'Ke isha Floyd

Nicholas Fogle

ReVivian Freeman

Donald Gallup

Symantha Gist

Blanca Gonzalez

Ledevieus Goodjion

Jakeia Gordon

Addie Graves

Samuel Greene

Brooks Gregory

Jessica Griffin

Randall Griffin

Tristan Grooms

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Anna Hall

Betty Hall

Matthew Hall

Andy Halonen

Clarence Hampton

Jermichael Hampton

Jennifer Hanno

John Harper

Clai Hassell

Carrie Hayes

Corey Hayward

Heather Herrington

Shawn Hetz

Philippe Hogan

Benjamin Halpern

Kara Humphreys

Ashley Hutto

Katie lIott

Brittany Johnson

Bryson Jones

Jocelyn Jones

Bobby Jordan

Marshall Keith

Andrew Kennedy

Tony Kvitko

Lindsay Kyle

Marques Kyles

James Lawson

Kelly Lickert

Zach Malouf

Robert Martin

Steven Martin

Termina Martin

Brandy McCauley

Brian McDonagh

James McFadden

Antwan McKelvin

Zach McKeone

Sean Menz

Joshua Merrill

Lynn M ilam

Lauren Mitchell

Ben Modeste

Katina Monge

Dionisio Montagna

Chase Moore

Justin M oore

Trey Moss

Gregory Murray

Todd Neptune

Josh Nobles

Bradley Northrop

Ronald Pa rker

Brian Patridge

Delmar Patterson

Marissa Pesce

Michael Piccin

James Pillow

Matt Pinder

Michael Poerstel

Brent Potuck

Stephanie Powell

Jayce Powtak

John Prioleau

Molly Reichwald

Johnny Revels

Nelson Rhinehart

David Robinson

Walter Rodriquez

Matt Ross

Allen Runyon

Daniel Scanlan

Mike Schneider

John Silver

Theodore Simmons

Collin Smith

Keith Smith

Kristen Smith

Matthew Smith

Joseph Solomito

Ashley Spencer

William Still

Brett Stokes

Weston Strickland

Jessi Sullivan

Syeta Sutson

Derek Tapscott

Cruz Thomas

Hilary T urner

Tariq Turner

Seth Ward

Holly Weiss

Justin Wheeler

Jeffrey Whitten

Ben Wiliams

Erica Williams

Michael Williams

Tyeekia W illiams

Spencer Wims

Gregory Wrice

Brenton Wright

Gerald Wright

Adam W ylie

Robert Van Woert

David Vass

Laquesha Wilkins

Eric Woodruff

Jose Zepeda

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last four years have been exciting, but the anticipation of graduation can be overwhelming . Facing the completion of a challenging task and knowing there is another one ahead can be difficult.

With the accomplishments of soon-to-be graduates, there will certainly be achievements left behind for others to carry on.

Senior Chris Grenda, also known as "Mr. G has completed the task as SGA PresiHe succeeded ;n mak;ng

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the Student Government Association it's own organization. In addition , he established a Limestone College SGA website .

Chris is a hard working student who overcame many barriers . He isn 't your traditional student; he is the 2nd oldest wrestler in Division II programs as well as having served in the military. After college , Mr G looks forward to attending law school. He leaves behind, an organized SGA and an unforgettable personality.

Another Senior M ira nda Schenkel, completes the task as tutor in the writing center among other accomplishments.

Her ability to maintain her high GPA while being involved in numerous activities on campus including the Candelabra, the work study program, and the Alpha C hi Honor Society, is adm irable .

Limestone College has provided our seniors with valuable skills, determination , and knowledge to continue successful tasks in the future.

As one accomplis hed Senior and Calciid advertising editor, Matthew Jacobs would say, have no worries and you can triumphantly complete the task."

Ajob well done.

David Ash

Sumner Benton

Ryan Collins

Christopher Grenda

Amber Kirby

Lindsay Lee

Cathy Little

Natalie McKelvin

Alexis Nichols

Shannon Nolan

Joshua Rice

Shane Robertson

Miranda Schenkel

Sarah Stockdale

Roger Yarbrough

1fou are about to see the most vital pieces here at Limestone College. Without these knowledgeable people, many leaders tomorrow would be lost. There are not enough words to express our thanks and gratitude.

Behind the scenes, in the offices where Limestone College staff work, there are many hidden valuable pieces.

Many students brag about

how well our staff members perform. In the offices at Limestone, there are a lot of wonderful, helpful, and caring people.

In this section, you will learn more of the personal side of Limestone's staff members.

Not all, but a few were chosen for you to meet throughout this section.

Here at Limestone College, we have dedicated employees that have stuck with us

through years of hard work and labor. These employees have experienced all aspects of Limestone College and what it has to offer. Working at Limestone and watching the College grow over the years, their commitment and loyalty have made Limestone College a place where students and staff members can call it their home.

Limestone's faculty and staff are really kind people with

interesting stories.

Many of them are different in their own way, but one thing is for certain: our gratitude.

Thank you for playing a huge role in making sure we, as students, have all the knowledge and information we need before entering the 'real world.'

William Baker VP Institutional Advancement

Jay Adams Computer Science

Brian Ameling Computer Science

Carrie Ameling English/ Theatre

Lee Ann Baker Financial Aid

Chris Barrett Athletics

Timothy BaxterFerguson Theatre

Debra Beheler Financial Aid

Scott Berry Network Services

Matthew Bressler Athletics

James Brooks Elementary Education

Jaclyn Buchanan Athletics

Marvin Burgess Maintenance

Grey Ca mpbell Financia l Aid

Mary Campbell Counselor

Felicia Cavallini Physical Education

Mike Cerino Athletics

Kristopher Chadwick Ath letics

Sharon Chery VP Enrollment Assistant

Renee C lyburn VP for Academic Affairs Ass istant

Tim Conner IT Department

Andrew Cook Business Administration

Nani Lou Cooper Office of the President

Andy Cox Art

K.C. Barnhill Alumni

Jonna Blackwell-Turner Teresa Bratt Academic Information Extended Campus Director/ Web Adm inistrator

Sherrie Crosby-Bran- Jerrie Crosby-Jackson non .t Campu s Store S ecun y

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Kelly Curtis Development

Michael Dakunchak Extended Campus

Neeley Davidson Housekeeping

Jesse Davis Mainte nance

Melissa DeVore Athletics

Jim Dietsch Athletics

Amy Dover Extended Campus

Lori Downey Admissions Assistant

Larry Epperly Athletic Director

Takia Epps Extended Campus

Rhonda Fleming Physical Education

Carolyn Ford Art

Shirley Ford Social Work

Archie Fowler Elementary Education

Corey Fox Athletics

Vanessa Fulbright Ath le tics

Karen Gainey VP for Academic Affairs

Patricia Ganner Social Work

Fred Gillum Athletics

Jessica Goins Student Services Director

Trent Goodale Athletics

Will Goode Development

Kertrina Ann Graham Social Work

Sandra Green Nurse

Bobby Greer Financial Aid

Walt Griffin President

Brenda Grigg Extended Campus

David Hansen Maintenance

Tim Hanshaw

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Mary Beth Harllee Social Work

Art Harper Business Administration

Brandi Hartman Advancement Services

Ronald Harvey Maintenance

Buffie Hayes Registrar's Office

Carolyn Hayward Li brary

Kerry Heafner Biology

Chip Hill Music

Christa Hines Registrar's Office

Louie Hinson Social Work

Henry H iott Social Work

Robert Honeman English

Forstene J ohnson Extended Campus

Marquintus Jones Athletics

Pau l LeFrancois Business Adm inistration

Pennie Hughes Registrar's Office

VP Information Technology/ Extended Campus

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Karen Kearse PALS Program

Robert Kolodzy Athletics

Curtis Lamb Athletics

Renae Lamb Extended Campus

Lynn Lawhon Ma intenance

Bob Lewis Spanish & Religion

Suzanne Lindley Biology

Anne Lockwood Academic Dean

Timothy Loesch Ath letics

Blanche Luker Library

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Jimmy Martin

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Sister Mary Mauldin Diane McCoy Mathematics Assistant to the VP for Student Services

Patti McCraw Campus Store

Travis McDowell Admissions

Russell Meade Bus iness Adm in istration

Shelly Meyers Elementary Education

Susan Moore library

Van Morrow Psychology

Bradley Nasato Athletics

Dwight Noe Extended Campus

Mary Jo Noe Extended Campus

Robert Overton VP for Student Services

Gail Pace Athletics

Susan Parlier Social Work

Tana Parris Post Office

Tina Pearsall PALS Program

Christopher Phenicie VP Enrollment Services

Joyce Phillips Switchboard

Katie Phillips Extended Campus

lisa Ph illips Campus Store

Renae Phillips Admiss ions

Gena Poovey Mu s ic

Douglas Presley Music

Jackie Puckett Social Work

Erin Pushman English

Natasha Quiles Housekeeping

Dawn Ra nns Athletics

Alex Richardson Eng lis h

Dave Rilling

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VP Financial Affak4

Nancy Rilling Library

Randall Roark IT Department

Shea Roll ins Extended Campus

Roy Russell Computer Science

Bonnie Sarnoff Fre nch

Jonathan Sarnoff History

Michael Scharff Business Administration

Brandon Scott Athletics

Keith Shambaugh Advancement Services

Ron Sing leton Chaplain

Steve n Smith Library

Walter Smith Jr. Extended Campus

James Snider Maintenance

Pat Sokols Registrar's Office

Albert Spencer Physical Education

Gabe Stoeppler Bus iness Administration

Carey Stoneking Chem istry

Igor Strugar Mathematics

Carole Taylor Political Science

Ronald Taylor Extended Campus

David Thompson Music

Tisha Thom pson Development

Tom Thomson History

Jeffrey Tipton Criminal Justice

Melinda Tumblin IT Department

Judy Upchurch Housekeeping

Michelle Upchurch Financial Aid

Kevin Vees Athletics

Janet Ward Libra ry

Brenda Watkins

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Jane Watkins Computer Science

luliana Watson Extended Campus

Tina Weaver Athletics

Kevin Wells Business Administration

Mac W icht Biology

Betsy Witt Criminal Justice

Randall Wolfe Psychology

Christopher Wolff Admissions

Kimberly Workman Development

Jessie Mae Worthy Housekeeping

Jerry W right Mathematics

Ann Wyatt Elementary Education

Kevin Wyatt Athletics

Mariah York Extended Campus

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any working adults would love to accomplish the goal of eaming a college degree. But, sometimes, certain circumstances can make it difficult to reach that goal. With most adults being employed full- time and having family obligations, going back to school can definitely be challenging.

However, Limestone College makes the task a little more bearable with its Extended Campus program. , ; ;College has always been

In the forefront when it comes to making dreams a reality. The Extended Campus program has been offering evening classes in various locations across the state since 1976 and on the Intemet since 1997.

Since its creation, thousands of adults have eamed a college degree from anywhere 'n the world .

What adm ration the Calciid staff has for the adult student!

After meeting several Extended Campus students, we were

overwhelmed with their responsibilities and their activities. Almost every adult works a fulltime job 'n the daytime and attends classes at night or online. Nearly 100% have children who are also In school, some even college, and some already in the workforce. With children come ballgames, gymnastics, dance classes, cheerleading , homework, and just pia n quality time.

These amazing Extended Campus students find time to juggle it alii They all want to improve

themselves and be good role models.

Though these students aren't your traditional students, they are inspring students and they have no problem fitting in at Limestone

Mikka Brunson

Brian Archie

Asha Bloomfield

Connie Bowman

Beverly Bracey

Ebony Crenshaw

Stacey Davis

Tammey Davis

Ernestine Duncan

Henry Gordon

Derrick Gray

Shatekia Greene

Kathy Harrison

James Horne

Takesha Goode

Olivia Horne

Dahlita Hudson

Carl Ingram

Jesse Johnson

Sherry Johnson

Timothy Allen Lawson

Ronnie Mathias

Eathel Mahoney

Calvin McCall

Shannon McCoy

Terrencia McLamore

Gary Micko

Debra Oree

Ray Rose

Steven Scott

Kim Smith

Evelyn Wratee

Ammah Wright

Yoletta Outen

Michelle Smith

Michael Robinson

Monica Sweet

(Jganization members at Limestone College are working extremely hard throughout the school year planning for events.

There are several organizations on campus including Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA), CalcFid Yearbook group, Limestone Activities Board, Limestone Community Chorus, Wind Ensemble, Show Choir and the students who put together the Candelabra Literary Magazine.

The Limestone College Show Choir is one of the groups which plans many events. The group performs at the Limestone College Christmas on Campus, Graduation, and in the community.

Another involved group is the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA). Their biggest project last semester was a fellowship retreat to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, which was a big success.

This has been a year of many

achievements with approximately 700 students, different outreach projects, and more campus involvement.

In addition to FCA, the Christian Education and Leadership Program is dedicated to leadership, devotion, and to total commitment to serving God's purpose. One of the many big projects for CELP was Habitat for Humanity. The students go out in the community and build a home for a family in need.

Not only does CELP reach out

to this community, they also participate in a mission trip to Brazil each year. The students teach children and residents about the Holy Bible and guide them to Jesus Christ.

Organizations are a great asset to Limestone College. They allow students to come together and interact for a common goal.

Freshman Jamie Bolley sings with confidence during the first concert of the year.

The Limestone Community Chorus gathers for a group picture.

Dr. Chip Hill, Dr. Gena Poovey, and Dr. David Thompson all contribute various talents in the community chorus. Their talents make "coming together as one" so special.

Before a well rehearsed program, Limestone College Community Chorus member Rachel Huch is ready for the "A Rose in Winter" Concert in Fullerton Auditorium .

Before class, FCA member Lurson Tilmete studies a Bible passage in the beautiful December weather,

FCA leader Pierre Sa mon bnngs exci ement and passion to campus . He helped ' ncrease the attendance. He truly loves working with the LC students.

FCA members Rachel Huch. Lynn Milam. and Lindsay Lee have a fun time eating pizza and enjoying the uplifting voices at a loca l concert held in Gaffney.

Standing Left to Right Advisor Pierre Salmon , Tyler Anderson , Cruz Thomas, Colin Pond , Robert Martin, West End Baptist Church Youth Pastor J ustin Cook, Larry Ennis, Steven Herron, Donterious Simpson Bottom Row Left to Right Lindsay Lee, Rachel Huch, Tyeekia Williams, and Stephanie Munoz.

Former Miami Dolphins Football Star Don McNeal shares his testimony in Fullerton Auditorium.

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Don Bates is the Minister of Music at First Baptist Church in Gaffney. He took time out of his busy schedule to sing an uplifting solo at an FCA evening program.

Don is known for traveling to several colleges to inspire others by sharing his personal relationship with God .

Editor of the yearbook Shannon Zehr works tremendously hard to make sure the staff stays intact.

Kristen Black works well as Co-Editor of Academics . She joined the yearbook staff during the 2nd semester. ~

The 2006-2007 Calciid-staff has put all the pieces together for thit yearbook. This year's staff worked extremely hard putting in long hours with countless updates to make sure each page is complete. The Calciid sta~t:)tJght everything together' from this past a~emit year including organizations, classes, SP0rtS, summertime fun, and advertiseient: from busines~s in the Gaffney commu~tY. This yearbook allows students to get a !lJ~se into Limestone College organizations and activities/The ~Ilgf the ca,ciidlstaff is to make surethat everYthing links togetlier and that students feel like an important J:2i~e of the puzzle.

Organizations Editor Bryan Crawford made sure to meet the deadlines for his section .

....- -..... .- - - - Calciid staff member Jennifer Snaider knows that the deadline is rolling around so she works hard to complete her pages.

Standing Left to Right: Advisor Jonna Turner, Bryan Crawford, Jennifer Snaider, Shannon Zehr, Kristen Black, Megan Woods, and Matt Jacobs. (not pictured David Robinson)

Left: Classes Editor, David Robinson worked hard to put the pages together.

Right: Matt Jacobs, the Advertising Editor, went out into the community to sell ads.

Left: The sports pages were put together by Sports Editor Megan Woods.

Right: Jennifer Snaider came into the Calciid staff during the 2nd semester but made a huge impact as Academics Co-Editor.

In the fall , Lacrosse player Tony Kvitko lends a hand by helping to build a house for Habitat for Humanity.

Newly appointed Chaplain Reverend Ron Singleton shares a special moment with his wife LUCiana dunng an event at their home with students. Reverend Singleton has been advising the Christian Education and Leadership Program for the last three years.

The Christian Education and Leadership Program i~designed to teach ana enable stooents to develop and have a deeper relationshi~ with God. The ~students meet~plG: week to (jiscuss Biblical top,ics and,-to help each other. grow spiritually. The program . mti>ers went to Brazil for a se.G: nd ye~r to teach and motivate orphaned chil(jjr; r:l about Jes! s Chri!'t.

During class, Senior Colin Pond listens closely to what is being discussed on the topic of moral values and Christian beliefs.

The members of CELP come together and celebrate God 's blessings on the final day of their retreat in Greenville, South Carolina.

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Limestone College Student Body President Chris Grenda shows outstanding dedication and leadership by helping with Habitat for Humanity.

On a mission trip in the Fall of 2006 on the Appalachia n Trail, Christian Education and Leadership member Cruz Thomas and other CELP members take a quick break and smile for the camera

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Left to Right: Show Choir members Trevor Bruce, Holly Weiss, Justin Addington , Iman Green, Shane Robertson, and Sara Ferguson perform during the December 2006 Graduation Brunch .

Limestone Chorus student TraGi Morrison gives her all during a musical event held in Fullerton Auditorium .

The Limestone College Show Choir is a'(ery impressi~group . They pef:form musica(pieces for limestone College and ~e community. In ac;lc;liti0n to partiCiPating in the anWual Chirstmas --. on Cam gus, the Show Gfloi l1 performs a comcert eacli semester as well. The Limestone College ~~ Choir is aj exciting al7l'CITnspirin~ musical grou(2 with so much talent; when the~ til1{ the stage , it's time to sliime!

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Dr. Gena Poovey is a very motivated professor. She is involved with many musical organizations at Limestone College.

Limestone College Wind Ensemble member La'Keshia Floyd plays t he clarinet during the winter concert in Fullerton Aud itorium.

The Limestone College Wind Ensemble prepares to entertain the audience with exciting tunes.

Dr. Douglas Presley is in his first year as conductor at Limestone College. He has a great personality and a wonderful passion for music.

lhe Limestone College Wind Ensemble is made up ofl many ta lented studentvasl~ell as co~u n ity members. This year they are undernew direction witli a new c~(ljuct(!)r. The group perT0[ID1leCt "A ~ose in Winter' Concert in the_fall, anrn liliIany great sbbws in the spring.

Stuffing Their Faces: LAB members Jocelyn Jones and Ashley Lucas put sub sandwich night to good use by satisfying their hunger.

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Left to Right: LAB members include La'Keisha Floyd ,Teresa Dash , Aleshla Caldwell. ReVrvian Freeman , Donterious Simpson , Ashley Lucas , Jocelyn Jones, and Bryan Crawford on the floor.

organization that puts many forceful minds together. to create ~azing events iere on the Limestone College campus:"D1:Jri ng the sp~ยง , tme Activiti~Board atteJijeCi a workshop in Atlanta .

T hey we re a ble'to bliilifยง back great ideas f&events on campus .

LaShanta Harris has been the a dvisor of the activites board for three strong years. She has taken the program to a new level with great achievements year after year.

Nathan Brines and Miranda Schenkel work extremely hard to create the next Candelabra magazine.

Staff members Miranda Schenkel, Dr. Alex Richardson , Nathan Brines , a nd Professor Andy Cox

Dr. Alex Richardson and Professor Andy Cox oversee the entire Candelabra project, giving the best of both worlds from Dr. Richardson in English and Professor Cox in Art.

Candelabra is a Literary Magazine for Limeston e College. The ~ agazine showcases different publ i ations such as/po-e'm s, essays, stfrt stbries, and different other art work submitted to the mag ~le. Candelab~ has two gre.aMjeniors ~athan Brines and Mira nda Scnenkel w.ho went above a nd beYond to maKe this yean's mag'azine a big success.

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"academics¡ your first thought is probably achievements only inside the classroom . The definition of the word "academics¡ is a collective term for students and the community engaged in higher education, courses and studies, and peer-reviewed research, taken as a whole .

Limestone takes that definition literally since achievement is inside and outside the classroom with all the academiC clubs and societies available.

The students involved in these academic clubs work twice as hard at both, in the classroom and extracurricu lar activities.

These students not only have good grades but are very talented. Limestone offers many activities and invites each student to be part of them . These academic clubs and honor societies include Theatre, Alpha Chi (National College Honor Scholarship Society) the Student Organization of Social Workers, Criminal Justice (Alpha Phi

Sigma), the Psychology Club, Students in Free Enterprise, Phi Alpha Theta Internationa l History Honor Society, Student Government ASSOCiation , Student Alumni , and Musical Educators National Conference.

Each of the clubs works very hard during the whole year, setting an example for the rest of the students. One of the most notable ach ievements of any of the clubs and honor societies this year is the regional honors that SIFE took at the conference

in Atlanta, GA. You will always see the academic groups working on new projects, providing students a way to learn outside of the classroom .

All of these groups add a little something more to Limestone and there is something for every interest.

Advisor Dr. Van Morrow took the Psychology Club to New York City for a conference. During a time of sightseeing in the city that never sleeps, the the David Letterman Show.

Left to Right: Psychology Club members include Jessie Sullivan , Dr. Van Morrow, Miranda Hill, Lindsay Lee, Julie Oleson , Anna Moss, Jessica Williams, Shannon Smith , Misty Kimsey, and Dr. Wolfe.

Below: Shannon Nolan takes charge and teaches kids about business.

Students in Free Enterprise President Lindsay Lee loves the sweet taste of victory.

The spnng SIFE team huddled around the trophy that they won at the regional competition in Atlanta.

In Apnl After a few years coming up short. thiS year they stole the show and took home the prize!

Katie Clayton (right) hands out prizes during an event hosted by SIFE.

Left: Lindsay Lee, Katie Clayton, Dr. Michael Scharff, Shannon Nolan, and Bubba West celebrate their regional win .

Below: Chandra Brown and Cathy Little proudly show off the troph y the team won .

Left to Right: Heather Armstrong and Shannon Nolan watch as Bubba West reaches out to the children . Many SIFE students volunteered at a local elementary school.

Below: Chief Kevin Williams of the U.S. Army Criminal Investigations Division of Fort Jackson, Columbia and Connie Bowman. newly elected CJSA Public Relations Officer, waited to be introduced at the Extended Campus Program Awards Banquet held in Columbia.

Left to Right: Day Program Criminal Justice officers are Vice President Rosita Hallett, President Bryan Crawford, Advisor Dr. Witt, and Secretary Julie Oleson

Criminal Justice Professor Jeff Tipton presents Robert Taylor. Association President. his Alpha Phi Sigma honor regalia in Columbia.

Left: Sgt. David Navarro shares his CJSA membership certificate. Navarro is a Deputy w ith Richland County Sheriff's Department.

Tyeekia Williams checks out a fresh fish market on a Criminal Justice trip .

Left to Right: Criminal Justice Extended Campus students Ebony Robinson and Idelprine Walker enjoy the CJ banquet and the company.

Left to Right: Jul ie Oleson, Bryan Crawford , Cathy Little, Rosita Hallett, Shawn Hetz, Tyeekia W illiams , Dr. Betsy Witt and Lurson Gilmete were members of the Criminal Justice Club on campus in Fall 2006.

Sara Kier, one of the pupils in "An Absurd Night of Theatre," is very dramatic and colorful during this scene.

Ines Speranda portrays maid "Mary" in the Spring production of "An Absurd Night of Theatre."

The entire Theatre Department poses after a year of hard work. Not only are students actors in Limestone productions, but many help in construction and backstage in order for the "show to go on."

Katie King performs in "Vinegar Tom." Katie is a sophomore and has been in several Limestone productions.

Left: W h ile Ms. Smith , played by Chase Moore, tells a funny story during "An Absurd Night of Theatre," characters played by (left to right) Melissa Scott, Ron Torrance , J ose Zepeda and Sara Ferguson sit by and listen with amazement.The play was presented during the spring semester.

Sara Kier and Ashley Spencer played rolls as witches in "Vinegar Tom." It was the first play of the year.

Dr. Carrie Ameling gives directions to the actors. She was the Director of "An Absurd Night of Theatre: Bald Soprano."

Left to Right: Tim Leftwich, Dr. Tim Baxter-Ferguson, Katie King, Antwan McKelvin, Elliot Albers, Sara Kier, Betty Hall, T raci Morrison, Tyler Dabney, Melissa Scott, Ines Speranda, and Dr Carrie A m eling pose for their group photo.

Left: A sweet treat for a sweet girl. Pink is her color.

Right: Chris Grenda and Reagan Robins prepares cotton candy at the Spring Fling event.

Evan Denton is full of soap at the Slip and Slide. He got soaked at the event.

Many students of all ages came out for the fun festivities.

Brian Armstrong and Sam Allison bring great enthusiam to SGA events. They have been vital in the planning process.

Left: Rya n Maxa enjoys the Slip and Slide on a sun ny and hot day. The Student Government A ssociation and the Limestone Activities Board come together to create fun activities for the students.

Both moth er and daughter love the sweet taste of a little cotton candy. Tisha Thompson works in Deve1nr,rn,ont

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SGA President Mr. G and SGA member Nicole Piazza helped organize Limestone's annual Toys for Tots during the Christmas season .

During Spring Fling week, created by SGA, one of the activities students were able to do was tye-dye a shirt. There were dozens of shirts created on tye-dye day. It was a popular activity.

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Student Alumni Leadership Council members (left to right) Jessie Griffin and Krista Patella bring out p lates of food for the donors at the major donor dinner. The girls can hardly w ait until it is their turn to eatl

Student Alumn i Leadership Council President Lindsay Lee gives Junior Bryan Armstrong his honorary SALC pin while Richie Wood watches .

Left to Right: Student Alumni Leadership Council members Nicole Wood berry.

Lindsay Lee, and Iman Green look forward to helping out with the major donor dinner.

SALe member John Harper serves dinner to some of the special guests at the major donor dinner.

Student A lumni Leadership Council VicePresident Richie Wood is happy to pin new SALC member Steven Herron. Steven, a senior from Blacksburg , on the other hand, is very e xcited about his achievements.

SALC Vice-President Richie Wood pi ns Nicole Woodberry at the ceremony.

Nicole is a senior and has served on the Council for years, but this night is the first time she recieves a SALC

SALC member Anna Hall warns one of the donors to be careful. The plates are hot!

Student Alumn i Leadership Council members are (kneeling left to right) K.C. Barnhill (Sponsor), Robert McKinney, Bryan Armstrong , Steven Herron, Richie Wood , (standing left to right) Luciana Bates, Anna Hall , Jessie Griffin , Nicole Woodberry, Lindsay lee, Katie King, and Chandra Brown.

Below: Sarah Stockdale and Miranda Schenkel discuss issues for the Social Work Club. They held meetings every month to include both Social Work majors and no rs.

Below: Sarah Stockdale and Misty Kimsey sell t-shirts at a yard sale in Gaffney.

Above : Social Work Professor Jackie "Are you gellin'T Bryan Armstron g helped out at Camp Sertoma, a division of the ClemPuckett shares his notes with the son University Outdoor Laboratory, as a camp cou nselor.

Social Work Club.

Members of the Music Educators National Conference are (left to right) Daniel Williams, Krista Patella, Brian Haberny, Trevor Bruce , Iman Green, Bobby Jordan, Melinda Johnson, Nathan Cooke, Collin Smith , Dr. Doug Presley and Troy McDowell.

Under Dr. Doug Presley's direction, the Music Educators National Conference practices for its next public performance.

Melinda Johnson has been a member of the Music Educators National Conference the ast two ears .

During Convocation, Dr. Chip Hili presents an Alpha Chi pin to Junior Nath an Cooke.

Summer Ferraro signs the Alpha Chi Pledge to promote academjc excellence and exemplary character.

During Convocation, faculty wear the ir academic regalia to introduce the new school year.

Left to Right: Brenton Wright, Chad Cooksey, Chris Grenda, Nicole Piazza, and Brent McCracken were recognized and awarded at the Phi Alpha Theta History Honors Society spring banquet.

Professors of History are Dr Jonathan Sarnoff and Dr Tom Thomson They are always eager to share their knowledge

Left to Right: John Harper, Dan Minkin, Chris "Mr G" G re nda, Robert Mc. Kinney, and Nathan Cook were recognized at the fall banquet.

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Year saw a great deal of success, especially from some of the fall sports. The Women's Volleyball team earned Regular Season Co-Champion Honors, and posted one of the best records in Limestone history with an 18-2 conference record.

Also in the fall, the Men's Soccer team won their first ever CVAC Championship, earning them a berth in the NCAA tournament, where they made it all the way up to the Sweet 16. The

its first-ever Invitational meet.

The Men's and Women's Basketball teams continued to attract large crowds at their games. The addition of halftime events to increase crowd involvement made other schools dread playing at Limestone. The men's team also captured crucial wins, upsetting nationally ranked Pfeiffer and Barton.

The wrestling team was also able to boast impressive honors, even as a building team . Found-

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The Spring Sports saw phenomenal success as the Women's and Men's Lacrosse teams won Regular Season Titles. The Men's team went on to win their Conference Tournament, and played in the NCAA Division II Semifinal. The Women's Tennis team fin ished 2nd in the Conferece Tournament while the Men finished 3rd. The Men's Tennis team was also able to reach their

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highest ranking ever, at 33rd in the Nation.

The Women's Swimming team enjoyed great success during an improving season . Seven of the swimmers earned Ali-Conference Honors. Also in 2006-20Q7, Limestone added their first Men's Swim Team.

At the close of the 2006-2007 Athletic Year, Limestone Colle~e placed 2nd in the running for the Joby Hawn All-Sports Cup in the CVAC.

The 2006-2007 Athletic year saw the addition of some new faces, as well as the familiarity of some old faces in coaching. This year also brought back two faces from the past: Coach Mike Cerino of the men's lacrosse team came back to contin ue a program he originally founded, while Marquintus Jones, a form er Limestone basketball player, showed that Limestone remai ned his home as he accepted an assistant coaching job. All coach es, new and old, proved they could put the pieces together for Limestone Athletics.

Left: Corey Fox, Women's Basketball Coach, instructs his players during a crucial timeout.

Above: Men's Soccer Coach Eric Alsop keeps a calm demeanor as he watches his team in action .

Above : Assistant Basketball Coaches Marquintus Jones and Dennis Bloomer discuss strategy during a game.

The team gathers in the center of the court for one last cheer before the game commences.

Above: Lindsay Kyle is careful to stay in bounds while the referee closely watches.

Right: Avoiding her guard , Ariel Lyons dribbles the ball to maintain possession.

The Limestone Women's Basketball Team showed extreme dedication and unity to push together toward a com m on goal. After posting a 1 0-18 overall record, the tea m finished eighth in the Conference and advanced to the conference quarterfinals.

The conference will look to be pu shed by th is compettive tea m again next year.

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Left: Tiffany Jones proves to be a great asset beh ind the three-point line.

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Top Left to Right: Blanca Gonzalez, Tiffany Jones, Shelly Robinson, Ariel Lyons, Reagan Robins, Stephanie Munoz, Coach Corey Fox; Bottom Left to Right: Coach Melissa Devore, Lauren Mitchell, Addie G raves, Melissa Hawkins, Monica Adams, Lindsay Kyle, Coach Kevin Wyatt

A team ritual before each game, the team huddles up to encourage each other and to fire up their fans .

Above: After the team defeated their conference foe Pfeiffer, Limestone fans rushed the court their support.

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The Limestone Men's Basketball team was a definite threat in the CVAC this season. The Saints upset conference rivals Pfeiffer and B arton. The win over Barton , who later went on to win the National Championship, handed the tea m their only conference loss of the season. Although they will lose several valuable seniors, the Men's Basketball team will look to exceed even more expectations next year.

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He shoots, he scores! Jereme Schmotzer nails a three pointer for the Saints.

Left: Marq Bell concentrates as he prepares to hit an important free throw.

Top Left to Right: Manager Tyler Epperly, Derek Tapscott, Marquis Will iams, Jereme Schmotzer, John Prioleau , Tyron Evans, Terrell Smith, Sean Poppie, Coach Brandon Scott; Bottom Left to I= ;:::=----=, Right: Coach Dennis Bloomer, Coach Larry Epperly, Marq Bell , Andrae Franklin, Colin Pond , ....._ _ _ _....... Sam Hampton , Jamison Clark, Andre Coleman , Coach Marquintus Jones

Pitcher Lisa DeMarr delivers an intimidating strike while her teammates back her up defensively.

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Right: Brittany Owen patiently awaits the pitcher's delivery.

The Limestone Softball Team got o ff to a slow start in the begin ning of their season, but were able to pull together and become stronger as the year pressed on. The ladies were able to enter the conference tourn ament ranked 4th . The team also boasted several play e rs with some impressive ind ividual honors. The Saints will b e returning most of their play e rs, so we should look to see a n even more improved team next year.

Top Left to Right: Coach Jimmy Martin, Assistant Coach Courtney Lynch , Samantha Weaver, Lauren Robertson , Niki Wood berry, Jessica Brown , Christina Woolgar, Coach Donnie Elliot; Middle Left to Rig ht: Chelsea Anthony, Jennifer Casement, Jordan Goodman , Candice Evans, A isha Alvarado, Lisa DeMarr; ~~:-..;.:,)U........._e~ Bottom Left to Right: Courtney G uerrieri, Li ndsay G ladden , Keisha Thompson , 1I:iiiI;;;;.......,;"",,;,,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....Iio.Ioo..... Brittany Owen

Before the game commences, the team gathers for a quick prayer.

Above: The team joins in congratulating Joey Asis and celebrating his home run.

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The Limestone Baseball Team started out strong, as they were picked to finish tied for fourth in th eir conference. The team showed plenty of dedication as they pressed on in a hunt toward a su ccessful season. The team set high goals for themselves and strove to maintain these goals everyday. The guys rema ined competitive and positive throughout the year and hope for even more success next year.

Evan Denton prepares to deliver yet another strike to the next batter.

Left: Taylor Cook fields a ground ball to help his team toward another out.

The 2006-2007 Limestone College Varsity Baseball Tea m consists of 32 players.

Kyle Elliot prepares to pin his opponent, sending him to yet another victory.

Above: Ian Barker commands fierce control over his opponent.

Right: Robby Miskelly squares off as he prepares to maneuver around his competitor.

The Limestone Men's Wrestling Tea m came back tremendously from an off year last year. In only their thi rd year, the Saints already have two ranked wrestlers: one ranked nationally, and one ranked regi onally. The Saints have also won numerous matches against their foes. Both of these accomplish m ents are outstanding, consideri ng the short amount of ti me the p rogram has existed.

Dusty Leutz tries to avoid a take down against h is opponent.

Left: Mike Walsh is crowned victor of his match at St. Andrew's.

Standing Left to Right: Coach Kevin Vees , Coach Trent Goodale ,Trey Moss, Taylor Silver, Dominic Moore, Clint Bodo, Dusty Leutz, Riley Pike, Allen Runyon , Dan Jarrett, Chris Grenda , Marquis Camp, Kyle Elliot, Greg Satterfield, Don Ga llup, Joby Shreckhise, David Bush , Mike Walsh, Dan Scanlan, Rondale Truesdale, Ameer Heyward, Codey Burkhart, Wahali Revels, Todd Neptu ne , Antwan McKelvln, Coach Ben Stehura : Middle Left To Right: Manager Bryan Crawford , Mike W illiams, Zach Gibson Dustin Baynes, Pat Seidel, Zach McKeone, Casey Bradley, Todd Smoot, Robbie Miskelly, Jesse Bodo, Mike Bush, Steven Lux, Walter Rodriguez; Bottom Left To Right: Joseph Federspiel, Matthew Bailey, Ian Barker, Brent Clausing , Matt Ross, John Harper, Garrett Knapik, Cruz Thomas, Matt Hall , Nathan Carmack

Daniel Bethke practices his dive .

The team held high expectations for Daniel this year.

Above: Top (L-R) Adam Caldwell , Nelson Rhinehart, Lee Boone , Ben Williams; Bottom (L-R) Coach Allen Gilchrest, Tariq Turner, Dan iel Bethke, Coach Sean Weddell

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Right: Swimmer Tariq Turnerdives into the water to start the race.

The Limestone Men's Swimming Team started on the right track as this was the school's first year with a program . Although they were young, they acted as true experienced athletes in the wate r. The men finished eighth out of ni ne in their conference.

The women's team took fourth out of e leven in their conference as th eir season came to an end.

Don na-Marie Wickham was able to earn Honorable Mention All-American Honors as well.

During an intense meet, Molly Reichwald plunges right in to pull her team forwa rd.

Top Left to Right: Molly Reichwald, Kelly Davidson, Carmen Adams, Jessi Sullivan , Kelly Miller; Middle Left to Right¡ Julie French , Marija Grubic, Brandy McCauley, Courtney Cook; Bottom Left to Right: Coach Allen Gilchrest, Jenna Arrington , Ines Speranda , Donna-Marie Wickham, Coach Sean Weddell

Before the start of an intense game, the girls come together for a few words of encouragement.

Above: These girls show they can take a break from the seriousness of the game for a moment to pose for the camera.

Right: A huge threat on draw controls, Katie lIott gains possession once more for the Saints.

T he Limestone College Women's Lacrosse team was off to a grea t start after being picked to finish fifth nationally during a p reseason poll. The Lady Saints battled it out all season, earning them the honor of CVAC Regu lar Season Champions.

This group of young women really pulled together for a very s uccessful season .

Lauryn W ise carries the ball down into the other team's territory.

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Top Left to Right: Coach Erin DeSantis, Coach Kristen Black, Manager Bryan Crawford, Grace McMahon, Summer Ferraro, Renee Albro, Aricka Piersma, Terri George, Shea Farrell, Katie lIott, Caroline Pickell, Jessica Green, Erin Cavanaugh, C oach Scott Tucker; Middle (L-R): Toni Santangelo, Kelly Lickert, Lauren Askerberg, Jennifer Hanno, Melissa Howard, Marissa Pesce, Lauryn Wise; Bottom (L-R ): Joan Stroud, Jess Verran , Kelly Oterson, Chrissy Grogg, Jean Bradley, Shannon Nolan, Dani Tosky, Kristen DeMarzi

The team celebrates their 9th consecutive conference title, as they defeat 8t. Andrew's 16-10.

squares up for a fierce face off.

Right: While avoiding his o pponent, Teddy Prager carries the b all down the field to set up the offense.

The Li mestone Men's Lacrosse team proved to be a huge threat after being picked to finish 7th natio nally during their preseason.

The team went beyond expectations as they beat the higher ranked St. Andrew's to clinch the first s pot in conference rankings going into the playoffs. The team cruise d to a victory against St. Andre w's in their playoff game, earn ing them a berth in the NCAA Final Four. This year's team went above and beyond to "restore the order."

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Freshman Brian Patridge takes a powerful jump shot.

Top L-R: Neil Harris, Mike Piccin, Sean Bennett, Nick Chandler, AJ Vaughn, Spencer Wims, Nick Schroeder, Matt Pinder, Matt Fields, Jan Daly, Zach Ma louf, Alex Callihan , Brian McDonagh, Jacob Becker, Bobby Stalzer, Dan Minkin; Middle L-R: Marty Ward, Jake Rog a lia , Brock Spilker, Brad Stelter, Brian Patridge, Colin Bell, Jon Chevalier, Mike Poerstel , Justin Haworth , Teddy Prager, Alec Chisholm, Thomas Langan, Corey Hayward, Julian Espinoza; Bottom L-R: Ryan Collins, Joe Solomito, Andrew DeLonga, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- - ' Derek Franzen , Tony Kvitko, Greg Kacinko, Sean Flynn , Jason Brammall , Jay Tranello and Ryan

Lee Cribb continues the rally as she sends the ball right back to her competitor.

Above: Melanie Kragl serves up a powerful serve.

Right: Nicole Piazza returns her opponent's serve.

The Limestone Women's Ten nis Team proved to be consistant and poised this yea r. They challenged each conference foe as they pushed to the number two spot going into the conference tournament. The ladies continually set themselves up for success.

Standouts Alexandra Gade and Jennifer Snaider were named Conference Players of the Week more than once.

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Alexand ra Gade and Jessie Griffin show that ten nis isn't always serious.

Top Left to Right: Alexandra Gade, Jessie Griffin , Coach Tyler Davis; Bottom Left to Right: Jennifer Snaider, Melanie Kragl, Nicole Piazza, Lee Cribb

Peter Elsborg squares up to deliver a serve that is sure to be unreturnable.

Above: The guys join in for a quick huddle before their matches begin.

Right: Matt Jacobs serves up an intimidating serve.

The Limestone Men's Tennis Team was a threat to their conference from the beginning of t h e season. Led by several strong players, the team entered the conference tournament ranked second behind And erson. The Saints were also able to make history as they posted their highest nation al ranking at 33rd.

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Top Left to Right: Andrew Hershelman, Christian Mu nn, Christopher Ross da Silva, Peter Elsborg, Matt Jacobs; Bottom Left to Right: C hristian Warnholtz, Anthony Smith, Jafet Banuelos, Paulo Avila, Phillipe Hogan, Coach Tyler Davis

The cheerleaders show extreme unity as they cheer the basketball team on to a victory.

Above : Cheerleaders take a break from their normal routine to raise a little extra money at a

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Right: Kristen Michela busts a move during the squad's new dance routine .

The Limestone Cheerleading squad this year proved to exceed all expectations. Still considered a building program, the c heerleaders added several new dance routines, chee rs, and activities to gain more crowd involvement this year. Cheerleaders threw tshirts into the crowd at home games to encourage noise and cheering from the stands.

Heather Armstrong prepares to be lifted into a da ring stunt by her teammates.

Left: Brittany Johnson, held up by a strong base, performs a difficult stunt.

Top Left to Right: Heather Armstrong, Staci Glym ph , Hailey Peay, Stephanie Ooley, Sable Johnson, Richie Wood; Bottom Left to Ri ght: Brittney Cobb, Jeka Howard, !:c=::;;;;;~:I Kristen Michela, Coach Deana Borders, Brittany Johnson

Samantha Allison putts a ball out of the sand. Her accuracy is one of her greatest assets.

Above: Top Row: Coach Doc Lemmons; Bottom Row Left to Right: Samantha Allison, Katie Clayton, Sarah Milner, Miranda Van Arsdale

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Th e Limestone Men's Golf team was powered behind the prow ess of Paul Butler. Paul was ranked nationally during his season and paved the way for the rest of his team as they thre atened their opponents throughout the season. The wo m en's team was powered behi nd Katie Clayton who was named CVAC player of the month among many other honors. This young team showed extreme promise.

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Left: Katie Clayton makes the perfect putt.

Top Left to Right: Bryson Jones, Paul Butler, Chris Taylor, Wally Brennan ; Bottom Left to Right: Chris Etheredge, Brad Williams, Tyler Smith, Coach Doc Lemmo;,

Brent Clausing pushes past his opponent as he attempts to finish in the top 5 of yet another race.

Nathan Carmack sprints ahead to n""\A1"""'n h ition.

Iiams, rqu arper, Zach McKeone, Tyler Watkins, Lee Boone, Nathan Carmack, Jermichael H amilton; Bottom Row (L-R): Robert Anderson, Niko Simon, David Vass, Matt Hall , M att Ross, Dino Montagna, Garrett Knapik, Robert Miskelly, Aaron Watkins, and Mike Paschal.

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Th e 2006 Men's and Women's Cross Country teams showed the ir determination and hard wo rk were only a couple of rea sons that led to another successful season. This year, the Saints hosted their own rm eet, the Limestone College Invitational at Sunny Slope Farms. This meet allowed Limestone students to support the team, as this is the first ti me a meet has been held in Gaffney.

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Once the meet is over, the girls stretch and recap their successful day.

Bottom Left: Lauren Barker digs deep to reach th e fi nish line.

Top Left to Right: Samantha Allison, Lindsay Gladden, Jessie Griffin, Londan Bishop, Alexis Nichols, Alexandra Bonn, Bottom Left to Rig ht: Lauren Barker, Heather Nicholson, Tana Strout, Kelly Davidson, and Nicole Piazza.

An extreme sign of brotherhood: the team gathers to give encouragement before the start of the game.

Above: Players celebrate a goal that puts them in the lead against USC Upstate.

Right: Goalie Ryan Robinson clears the ball down the field after making a save.

The Limestone Men's Soccer Team looked to get back on track and into the conference tourn ament after having a difficult s eason last year. The 2006 season looked to be promising early on, as Limestone retu rned eight of their eleven starters. With hard work and dedication, Limestone went on to set a school record for their number of wins, and also reached a ranking of 9th in the nation. The Saints won the CVAC tournament, but lost in the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament.

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Top Left to Right: Ali Benson, Adam Ennis, Dominic C asciato, Peter Elsborg, Kyle Schmaltz, Jacob Enstrom, Tom Beattie, Liam Brown, Trainer Justin Cheek, Middle Left to Right: Coach EricAlsop, Sean Boyle, Bradley Northrop, Andrew Kennedy, Ryan Robinson , Tom Mikulski , Will Austin , Remy Stein, Kwadwo Frempong , Coach Ben Shepherd, Bottom Left to Right: Trainer Joan Stroud, Jason Arledge , Doug Smith , Joel Moran , David Ash, Ben Modeste, Bryan Blom, Nathan Brines, Jamie Cox, Giancarlo Rodriguez, Stuart Wright, Jason Dabrowski

Kristina Gaylord carries the ball down the field while avoiding her opponents.

Above: Amanda Lear carefully avoids a slide tackle to maintain possession of the ball.

Right: Key player Jill Pratt shows off her offensive skills as she looks to score a goal.

The Women's Soccer Team showed nothing short of a tremendous amount of effort, finishing off the regu lar season ranked fifth in the Conference.The team also had five players placed on the A II-CVAC Team.

Top Left to Right: Julie Koch , Monica Velez, Savannah Evans, K ristina Gaylord, Lauren McKeever, Ashley Dugan, Erin Hoffman, Jenna Mellon . Alexis Brothers, 2nd Row Left to Right: Coach Benji Walton, Lee Cribb, Mandee Graff, Kristina Silva , Brittany Clark, Liz Eichorn , Ashley Vaughan, Bekki Hagarman , Amanda Lear, and Coach Tina Weaver Kneeling: Jill Pratt and Brittany Owen

Ashley Hubbard and Amber Wise block their opponents hit as Julie Oleson waits to dig it.

Above: The team starters huddle on the court before the start of the game.

Right: Samantha Flannery and Lynn Milam add another block to t heir stats.

Picked during pre-season to fi nish 5th in CVAC, the young Saints proved they were better than expected.

They battled to the number one spot in their conference and s ecured a ranking of 3rd in th e region. Their regional rank gave the ladies the first ever s hot at nationals in the history of Limestone volleyball. T he Ladies finished as CVAC Regular Season CoChampions and were Runners-up in the Conference Tournament. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.... Courtney Taotoai serves up another ace.

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