Organizations

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We, the Calciid staff, have tried to bring everything into perspective that has taken place over the past academic year, from campus organizations and sports, to classes, faculty, and staff. Our aim has been to attend as many campus events and activities as we could in order to provide you with fond memories of the past year at Le, and for you who have never visited the campus, a sense of what Limestone is all about. This year, it was our goal to make this book the best it has ever been, and we sincerely hope that we haven't disappointed anyone.

Editor Courtney Silva and Assistant Editor Clint Manning pose in the sun above the Furnace Mill Falls.

Assistant Editor Clint Manning takes time out to pose and relax with Advisor Jonna Turner and Editor Courtney Silva.

David Robinson and Matt Herman understand taking time out to get the most important meal of the day.

Calciid Members: Johnte Gaffney, Ryan Grace, David Robinson, Matt Jacobs, Herlean Rivers, Editor Courtney Silva, Advisor Jonna Turner, and Assistant Editor Clint Manning.

Advisor Jonna Turner looks over pages with Herlean Rivers.

Editor Courtney Silva instructs and Calciid members on layout design. Left to Right: Advisor Jonna Turner, Editor Courtney Silva, Assistant Editor Clint Manning, Academics Editor David Robinson, Classes Editors Matt Jacobs and Ryan Grace, Organizations Editor Herlean Rivers, Athletics Editors Clint Manning and Johnte Gaffney, and Advertising Editor Matt Herman.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes ...

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Bringing faith and loyalty to athletes and onlookers is one of the goals of FCA. Providing an outlet for student athletes to discuss their faith and relationship with Christ, FCA brings Christian based events and ideas to the LC campus community. FCA is dedicated to strengthening an athlete's relationship with Christ while enjoying the company offellow students. Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization based on moral values and Christian beliefs. FCA is open to everyone regardless of race, creed, or religion. Assisted by Troy and Molly Burger, the organization is available for people who want to talk about their Christian relationship with God and it provides an accepting place for students to express who they are.

Colin Pond and John Watson share a few ideas while Iman Green takes notes.

FCA member, Bubba West listens during a meeting.

FCA members: Front Row left-right: Rachel Huch, Lindsay Lee, Iman Green, Molly Burger, Andrea Smith, Heather Armstrong. Back Row left-right: Bubba West, Patrick Dare, John Watson, Jonathan Camp, Richie Wood, Troy Burger, Colin Pond, Jessie Hunt, Lindsay Hunt

Lindsay Lee and Jonathan Camp focus their attention on an FCA speaker

Limestone Activities Board (LAB)

Ever wonder who is responsible for some of Limestone's activities? The Limestone Activity Board, also known as LAB, is one of the organizations that produces exciting events here at Limestone's campus. The Luau, Build-aBear, and Mid-term Madness are some of the fun filled events established by LAB. "Giving the students what they want in education and entertainment is LAB's goal," says Tiffany Arnold, a productive member of Limestone's Activity Board. LAB greets its first year with the College with events and promotions for students as well as faculty.

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Kathy Little, Aurelia Tuser, and Renelda Lucas show off their bears. Everyone was thrilled to see the popular build-a-bear workshop, which was conveniently placed in the front of the college to give commuters a chance to participate.

Shacana Kimble enjoys eating in the cafe.

LAB members relaxing after a meeting.

Hayley Malool, David Robinson, Eric Eckler, Summer Ferraro, and Jean Bradley built bears during Mid Term Madness to keep from stressing out over midterm exams.

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The Christian Education and Leadership Program

The Christian Education and Leadership Program strives to develop young men and women into tomorrow's Christian leaders through implementation of Christ's precepts in all areas of life. The Christian Education and Leadership Program is designed to enable students to explore and deepen their faith in Christ, to follow His example of service to those in need, to relate the practice of Christian faith to their career goals, and to lead others to a realization of the "good news" to be found through faith in Christ.

Students meet around fountain in front of Curtis Building as an act of prayer and deepening of their faith.

Advisor and Director Reverend Ron Singleton is motivated and determined to educate students about the organization.

Lane Wellnitz and Lindsay Lee continue the process of helping during the Reach out to a Person in Need event by repairing a Habitat for Humanity house.

Lindsay Lee takes time from Christian Ed and Leadership to enjoy a private prayer.

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Physical Education Club

The purpose ofthe Physical Education Club, is to involve Limestone students, faculty, and community members in a wide range of activities, knowledge, and skill-building experiences. The club also promotes understanding and appreciation for differences among people in physical activity settings. Physical educators share beliefs about learners and the nature of learning that are evident in their development of instruction in physical education. The physical education club has organized the Special Olympics for the past several years.

Basketball player waits patiently to get into the game

Basketball player takes part in the activities at the Special Olympics.

Special Olympics basketball fan is cheering for his favorite team.

Group picture of the Special Olympics Basketball team

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Limestone Community Chorus

Limestone Community Chorus is one of the oldest organizations on the Limestone campus. Adding rhythm and soul to plays, concerts, and holiday events, the community chorus breathes life into its audiences. Directed by Dr. Gena Poovey, the Community Chorus spends hours practicing to bring beautiful music to the Limestone campus. The chorus sings a variety of songs, from the classic "Gloria" to the original "Requiem." The chorus consists of numerous LC students, as well as residents of Gaffney. A combination of people full of talent and beautiful sound is dedicated to Limestone College in the best of style.

The tenors and basses bring richness of harmony to the spnng concert, "The Requiem."

Altos and Sopranos begin their warm-ups by massaging each other.

Left to Right: Kristina Miles, Troy McDowell, and Renelda Lucas help Tiffany Arnold read music to the choral ensembles.

Sopranos Mrs. Sharon Thompson, Erin Cavanaugh, and Iman Green bring harmony to the spring concert. Limestone Community Chorus members performing at Winter Concert.

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Wind Ensemble

The Wind Ensemble is one of the ensembles representing the music department of Limestone College. The ensemble performs classical and contemporary works written or transcribed for symphonic wind ensemble or concert band. The aim is to assist the students, along with other musicians, in continuing their musical growth while also providing high-caliber musical entertainment for the community.

Wind Ensemble plays wide variety of cheerful winter musIc at Christmas Concert in Fullerton.

Students Willie Cunningham, Matthew Crawley, and Brandon Chapman join the brass section of Limestone's Wind Ensemble.

Wind Ensemble member and music major Nathan Cook practices at recital for upcoming winter concert.

Director and Advisor Dr. Chris Sweeney directs the magnificant Wind Ensemble. Limestone's Wind Ensemble receives praises as their director, Dr. Chris Sweeney, acknowledges the group of students and community members.

The Trombone Quartet is not afraid of challenge. With it being the first year Limestone College has ever had an organization containing only trombones, it has been a great year. The quartet has performed in numerous concerts and has impressed many people with their beautiful music. All their hard work has paid off. Dr. Chris Sweeney is proud of their accomplishments and hopes the group will remain strong for years to come.

Willie Cunningham and Matthew Crawley play Alma Mater notes together.

Matthew Crawley and Willie Cunningham perform at the Winter Recital.

Advisor Dr. Chris Sweeney plays Alma Mater at a recital.

Trombone Quartet: Nathan Stanley , Dr. Chris Sweeney,Willie Cunningham, and Matthew Crawley.

Matthew Crawley steps out and performs solo.

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Student Art League

The Student Art League consists of a group of uncanny minds. The League is known for its dedication and love of art. President Austin Smith refers to the group as a pack of "fond artiste." The Student Art League meets once a month for socials, participates in local community events, and takes field trips to local art museums. This group is sponsored by the Limestone College Art Department and is open to all art majors and any students interested in art.

Austin Smith, Mike Freudiger, David Ash, Seamus Rhodes, Andy Cox Carolyn Ford, Sue Dunn, Kyle Murray, Carly Turner, Natalie Clark, Steven Herron, Landon Mintz, Trey Burns, Nathan Brines, Jason Baker, Amie Dastell, Julian Espinoza, and Chimmy Sherald. Not Pictured: Carolyn Robertson.

Amie Postell and Julian Espinoza focus on drawings in Professor Carolyn Ford's class.

Art League member and student Seamus Rhodes discusses art pieces with teacher and friend Andy Cox.

peace Resident Assistants

Advisor Jessica Goins directs weekly RA meeting with assistance from RD's Lashanta Harris and Megan Anderson. Kayla Perry, Nicole Woodberry, Brandon Chapman, Herlean Rivers, Tiffany Arnold, Luis Alvarado, Melissa McWeeney, Ashley Wilson, Rodney Levy, and Amy Yates are closely paying attention.

Limestone's Resident Assistants keep the harmony

and enforce the rules of the College. The group not

only stays on task, but has fun while doing it. Throwing socials, planning door decorations, doing community service, and helping with educational events around

campus are some of the many events RAs are required and love to do. The group helps residents meet other

college students while maintaining stability and safety. Knowing that residents have a place to go on their hall when they have a problem, need, or just want to talk, is comforting to LC students and that's what RAs are for!

Resident Assistant Delmar Patterson checks his RA box to stay updated with flyers and events.

Resident Director Megan Anderson begins RA schedules to keep everyone on track.

RD's Lashanta Harris and Megan Anderson join RAs (Clockwise) Shacana Kimble, Nathan Solomon, Melissa McWeeney, Jon Timmons, Delmar Patterson, and Louis Carapico on the famous Student Services alumni carpet.

Show Choir

Limestone's Show Choir consists of music and nonmusic majors, collaborating to bring hits like "All That Jazz" and "Can't Buy Me Love." The group is known for its voice quality, spirit, and dance moves. The Show Choir attends on-campus open houses, graduation brunches, and performs concerts. Director and advisor, Dr. Gena Poovey, says, "We want to gain education about music and its different styles while having fun." The choir has joined with the Brass Ensemble to produce their very own Chesterfield, Columbia, and Charleston mini-tour. The Show Choir always surprises its audiences by their wonderful performances and leaves its audience filled with happiness.

Limestone's Show Choir perform at a graduation brunch.

Jon TImmons, Heather Grady, Selena Jeter, Iman Green, Marisa Clark, Pat Mitchell, T.J. Tyler, Johnte Gaffney, and Justin Addington show their spirit fingers. Some of the Show Choir's members relax and just hang.

Alto Selena Jeter and bass Johnte Gaffney show their moves at the Fall Graduation Brunch.

The Brass Ensemble

Limestone's Brass Ensemble provides rich, vibrant and moving music. Not only do they perform solo pieces but they have also accompanied many groups, such as the Show Choir. The group's motivation is its love of music. Determined and dedicated to constantly improving, the ensemble has what it takes to "out blow" the rest!

limestone's Brass Ensemble members pose for group photo Left to Right: Brandon Chapman, Robert Sanfillippo, Nathan Stanley, Willie Cunningham, Michael Smith, Dr. Christopher Sweeney, and Matthew Crawley.

Brandon Chapman practices individual pieces for recitals.

Brass Ensemble Members: Dr. Christopher Sweeney, Nathan Stanley, Edward Miller,Willie Cunningham, and Matthew Crawley.

Brass Ensemble's "men of sound" take a moment to relax and relieve some stress.

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Candelabra Staff

The Candelabra is a collection of Limestone College students' poetry, essays, short stories, and art work. The staff works hard to gather pieces from various students throughout the school year. They spend days organizing and producing the best for the college community. The Candelabra is a great publication that showcases the creative side of many talented students here at Limestone College. It is truly a masterpiece.

Chi mere Sherald works hard to complete cover art entitled "Langston Hughes."

Candelabra staff member Trey Burns completes his addition to this year's publication. Candelabra staff member Nathan Brines assists cover page artist David Ash.

i\£C, d \Opflt° an serve Criminal Justice Organization

Criminal Justice Organization offers an interdisciplinary program leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice. The program offers an appreciation of the full complexity of American criminal justice, and permits students the opportunity to understand fully the social, legal, and technological progress in criminal justice agencies. The organization strives to prepare students for careers in highly competitive criminal justice positions.

Criminal Justice

out to regain nutrition with Shacana Kimble. Criminal Justice Organization members are (bottom row) Monica Adams, Delmar Patterson, Arodis Reyes, Jardin Ferguson, Brian Crawford, Professor David Woods, and Ryan Grace (top row) Sabur Ansari, Mary Ogles, Dawn Mason, and Misty Kimsey.

Criminal Justice President Mary Ogles smiles for the camera.

Criminal Justice Professor Jeff Tipton gives a Columbia student an award at the 200405 Criminal Justice Award Banquet.