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With classes over for the day andhomework barely out of the way students,faculty, and staff like to comeCaITlPUS Lifetogether on Saturdaysto support WesternMaryland College sporting events.WMC football fan shows enthusiasm and patriotism as the footballlearn continues to score a winning touchdown. (right)A WMC sorority shows off theirspirit by strolling through the paradeona tractor. (above)

Taking a break from the game,WMC students step back to have asnack and talk for a while. (left)These students know the truemeaningof"schoolspirit" Painted ingreen and yellow from head to toe,shows that he is proud to be apart ofWMC.(below)

Freslunan OrientationWaiting in line, getting your room key, meeting yourroommate, and departing from your family is the beginningof the freshman's new life at Western MarylandCollege. Freshman orientation is all about meetingnew people, trying fun and adventurous things,and opening up a new chapter in lifePeer Mentors stand outside of HooverLibrary with their freshman to start off on anew journey. (above)Parents and students wait to sharelunch for the last time in Clar beforesaying goodbye to one another. (left)

Fanillies WeekendWhether meeting peer mentors, going to thesilent auction or heading to the various sportingevents on campus;parents, college studentsthis weekend givesand siblings a chanceParents meet theirchildren's advisors and peermentors for a quick discussionbefore heading off to thefootball game. (above)Famlies take a minute outof their busy day to grab a biteto eat and chat with other parents.(left)

HOlTIecotningThe hills were decorated and the bleacherswere packed with hundredsof WMCstudents, alumni, faculty, staff and fans.They watched the football team defeatFranklin and Marshall with a score of 54 to O.Cars line up filled with fans as they prepare to watch thefootball game. (right)ride in style as they watch thefootball players' warm-up forthe game.(right)

This Western Maryland College fan definitely deserves anOscar for her spirit and creativity for her float during theparade. (left)

PlaysWMC's theater group delivered yet another yearof impressive productions to entertain the campusand the community.Actors and actresses displaytheir talent in "Choices", 1/An Enemy of the People","Children of Eden", "Escape from Happiness", and"The Altruists",These plays ran the gamut fromserious to comical to just plain zany.Many membersof the cast and crew are apart of Alpha PsiOmega, WMC's theatrical honor society. It is thecombination of decticated students, insightful professorsand a willing audience that have made eachproduction a success.10

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Winter FormalWMC students enjoyed a night of musicand dancing while with friends and sweethearts.The Links in Gettysburg was beautifullydecorated for the occasion, while studentsalso dressed for the occasion.AlumniJeffGroff and Senior AmandaLofton share a sweet kiss in front ofthe camera. (right)What are these two guys up to? (above)James Lipchock catches the beat anddances along. (right)14

"Far surpassing wealth unspoken.Ever may they be."During Jan Term, the Board of Trustees announced their decision tochange the name of the College. However, this decision did not sit wellwith many students, parents, and alumni. They wondered why the Boarddecided to announce the name change at a time when most students andfaculty were not on campus. A petition against the name change was circulatedon the internet and lots of media coverage ensued. The Boardasked everyone for their input on a new name suggestion.In mid-April, the Board met and voted on the new name for the College.It remained a secret until the campus-wide announcement on May 10,2002. At that time, the College held a party on campus and gave away teeshirts imprinted with the new name and logo. Those who were not able toattend that evening could log onto a website or dial an 800 number to learnthe new name.On July 1, 2002, Western Maryland College became McDaniel College inhonor of William McDaniel. Over his 6S-year association with the College,William McDaniel was a student, alumnus, professor, treasurer, vice president,acting president, and trustee of Western Maryland College. TheBoarddeemed it quite fitting to honor Mr. McDaniel in this way.William Roberts McDaniel1861 - 194215

Jan TennJan Term 01 -02 proved to be unlike any other. Many plansfor traveling abroad were cancelled because of post 9/11uncertainties. A few brave students and faculty found fish andfun in Belize for 2 weeks.For those who were not a part of the tropical expedition,winter break was passed by working, spending time withfamily and traveling. But word travels fast and by the time thestudents were preparing to return, it was old news; WesternMaryland College day's were numbered. The college's namewas changing and following the announcement was confusion,disbelief, and disagreement. Petitions were made, anti -petitions were drawn; the decision made by President Coleyand the Board of Trustees stood firm. As students returnedfrom Jan Term it was clear that WMC's final semester was tobe savored.16

Spring FlingThis year the annual Spring Fling was heldon Saturday, April 27th from 1:30pm till7:30pm. There was a wide variety of activitiesfor students, faculty and staff to enjoy throughout the day.18

Spring FonnalStudents enjoyed a night of sailing whilechatting with friends, enjoying the food,dancing to the music with friends and sweethearts.Students also took the opportunity toenjoy the sights and sounds of the water.r,! .'.,.~_~:I"f t .1 ........""'" ! '~ ,.fl,''''.'\ ...>.20

WMCDonnsThis year was a different year for theresidents of Rouzer Hall. This dorm isusually an all men'sdorm, and mostofthefreshman men live here. However, thisyear there was a slight change, somesophomore women took up residence inRouzer.A majority of the freshman womenlive in Whiteford Hall. This donn alsohouses sophomore, junior and seniorwomen as well.This is McDaniel Hall, which is thetemporary home for the upperclassmenand women.Albert Norman Ward Hall, alsoknown as ANW, houses the sophomore,junior and senior men andwomen. A few of the sororities andfraternities also live in ANW.22

Blanche Ward Hall is one of themost active dorms on campus. Withsome of the fraternities and sororitiesliving there. There are alsoother sophomore.junior and seniormen and women living there.On the other side of campus is thequieter dorm, Daniel MacLea. All of thehonor students live there, which includesfreshmen, sophomores, juniors andThe upstairs of Elder dice is hometo a few upperclassmen. Thesestudents all live in single rooms.The Garden Apartments house mostlyjuniors and seniors, but there are somesophomores living there as well.23

AlliesAllies provides a variety of support, education, and activity outlets to the student body.Allies welcomes all types of sexualities as it is geared toward WMC diverse community.Back Row: Left to Right: Stacy Roach, Mary Grace Alrnondrez, Erin ClarkeFront Row: Candice Herron, Nick Schneider, Matt McGowan, Michael Baker, Roy FiqueAlpha Phi GammaAlpha Phi Gamma urges financing for college media and rewards student communicatorsfor their efforts and accomplislunents by admission to membership.Pictures Left to Right: Staci Gcorge,Shauna Dominguez,Joan Faulkner, Ed Schultheis.Claire Adams, BJShorb,Lisa Van.Auken (not pictured),Jessica Fitzgerald(not pictured).28

Alpha Sigma PhiThe newest social fraternity on campus.Back Row: Left to Right: Bryan Buckingham, James Lipchock, Jamey Ayers, Lee Geraci, Andrew Taylor,Paul GleespenFront Row: Allen Silfee, Guy DuBeck, Christopher McDonald, Chris Patterson, Jason Fitzgerakd, PetrickDougherty, John Bushman, Matt Demos, Dan Mueller. Brad BudettAmnesty InternationalAmnesty International is a hUm211rights organization promoting human treatment of peopleregardless of sex, religion, race and sexual orientation.Back Row: Left to Right: Wendell Butler, Leigh Carriques, Justin ReedFront Row: Devon Reeser, Kate Prisby, Catherine Pendorf Paula Castro29

A. S.A. P.ASAP (AIDS, Support, Awareness, and Prevention) is committed to promoting AIDSawareness on campus, and providing informational resources to all students.Back Row: Left to Right: Cindy Jones, Shnuna Dominguez, Catherine Pendorf Mohindra RamphalFront Row: Chris Baeuerlein, Lisa Van Aukcn, Sumeer Chadha, jacqueline AguglidBlack Student UnionG: Caption copy in 8 point Palatino. 37 characters per line, 7linesdeep_ 11 picas wide x 6 picas deep. Lorcm ipsum dolorsit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonuffimy nibh euismod. Lorem ipsum dolor sit304th Row: T Lows, A. Quashie, C Towns, T. Condell, K. Malcolm, W. Reynolds3rd Row: L Euley, N. Tyson, N. Warnell, K. Alen2nd Row: H.Johnson, C. Jones, c. Malcolm, P. Donning, D. Logantst Row: M. Redfearn.}. Watson, C. Sterling, E. White, A. Aubry, T. Cce, T. Lawrence, S. Haildul

Christian FellowshipThe mission of Christian Fellowship is to build relationships in a way that increases spiritualawarness on the WMC campus, while providing an atmosphere that helps Christians growin their with Christ.6th Row: Left to Righi: R. Ridgely, M_Cline, M. Michael,S. OakRenner. 5th Row: J. Noel-Nosbeum, K. Long,D. Greene. 4th Row: J. Fosler, K. ron. L. Pendleton, M. Gorman, M. Reid, M. Wheeler. S. Patterson.L Stover3rd Row: E.Clarke,j. Watson, L.Slagle, D. Brock,C.Jones,c. Baeuerletn, M. Newman. 2nd Row: H. Armacost,N. Worrell, A. Michael.S. Bain, S. Myers, B. Ford. 1st Row: A. Taylor,j.MichaeiCircle KCircle K is an international service organization which is a subdivision of Kiwanis. Theirservice initiative is helping youth ages seven to twelve. Other activities include Adopt-A-Family, Christmas in April and after school programs.Back Row: Left to Right: Amanda Lofton, David Wigtil, Andrew Taylor, Neal PayrMiddle Row: Hayley Fannin, Darcie Hartwick,Jamie Morris, Jorge MarcosFront Row: Ashley Swift, Ellen Gulya, Susan Lunge31

FrisbeeThe Ulimate Frisbee Club faster ultimate disc play both on campus and intercollegiately.They strive to provide the well - being of others while participating in an activity that is fun.Started in 1999,this club is . members of theBack Row: Left to right: Ken Bertkau,Josh Startt, Luke Hoffman, Pickle Paul, Todd Peters, James CrahamMiddle Row: Elizabeth Stavis, Andy Ewing, Ted Stephen, Brad Graham, Lisa TaylorFront Row; Lori Panos, Lindsay Hicks, Ana LezcanoHardware for HumanityDonates computer hardware to local non-profit groups in need. The computers come fromvarious business that the group contacts and also from individual contributers.Back Row: Left to Right: Jonathon Scruggs, John Reagan, Jared Gisi, Dan Whitney JrFront Row: Brian Bender, Kurt Fuchs, Mike Korba, Michael Cetachew32

Kappa Delta PiPromotes excellence in education and recognizes outstanding contributions to education.Opportunity for students, faculty and professionals to enhance their education, learning andBottom: Left to Right: Matt Michael, Karen Herbert, Amy Michael, Brandi Livesay, Erin Clarke, Amy Davidson,Matt Miller, Jason WingeartTop Row: Katie Mavity, Kristin Gibson, Candice Herron, Nicole Nickerson, Kim Schlippcr, Amanda Hoffman,Kate Well, Kristen Imwold, Christy Dotson, Jessica RouseLambda Iota TauLambda Iota Tau is WMC's literary honor society.Back Row: Left to Right: Jayne Karolow, Kristin Gibson, Isaac BaskevisSinger, Diana PoolMiddle Row: Stacey Welch,Jon Soucy, Amy Davidson, Abigal AdamsFront Row: Mary Bendel-Simso. Lisa Van Auken, Aila Albrecht, Abigail Engel33

Lambda Pi EtaRecognizes, fosters and rewards outstanding scholastic achievement in communicationstudies.Back Row: Left to Right: Jon Parke, Kevin Dlsausky, Laura BoyerMiddle Row: Kollar Viktoria, Lauren White, Jennifer McGinnes, 6J ShorbFront Ruw: Adrienn Szirrnai, Aila Albrecht, Amanda LoftonOmicron Delta EpsilonMembers are selected by the Economics Department based on outstandmg performance indepartmental courses. The purpose of Omicron Delta Epsilon is to promote scholarship ineconomics and to give recognization to outstanding perfromance in the study of economics.Pictured Left to Righi: Susan Miller, Yeng Wei, Nicole Novotny34

Omicron Delta KappaNational Leadership Honor SocietyOutdoors ClubThe Outdoors Club encourages students, faculty and staff to enjoy all that outdoor recreationhas to offer. The Outdoors Club plans activities for the whole campus to enjoy all year long.Back Row: Left to Right: Dolph Rehkop, Suzanne Zelenz, Todd Yates, Carrie Kreider,Jason Bhargava, Jessica O. Zimmerman, David Wig!ilFront Row: Mary Reo, Robyn Hill, Claire Adams. Not Pictured: Matt Wolfe35

Phi Alpha Delta"Service to the students, the school, the profession and the community." Phi Alpha Delta isbeneficial in learning about law school, the law profession, and membership continues after one. law.Back Row: Left to Right: Brad Widner, Justin Reed, Travis ZeppFront Row: Roy Zimmerman, Amal Khalaf, Paula Castro, Kale BoylePhiAlphaMuPhi Alpha Mu are proud to be the oldest sorority on campus. They celebrated their 75thanniversary this year with a large of alumni. The organization stresses to maintaina balance of social, academic and365th Row: R_ Schwartz, C. Mayne, J. Heinemann, K. Langana,J. Bowser, R. Harman4th Row: J Jones, L. Harrison, Speargas, S. HallL.3rd Row: L. Kelly, L. Kable, Beemer, M. Moulding, E, R, Giguere2nd Row: T. Jolly, R. Clarkl st Row: K. Facciponti, T. Webb. L. Galvin

PhlSigm'Sigm~~sO?'~~~th§~~~manhOOdThe corevalues are leadership service, academic excellence, and inclusiveness They planevents that reach out with each

Ranger ChallengeThe Ranger Challenge IS a competmon that takes place every year In Virginia. This year'sWMC ROTC team finished 3rd in their division and 9th overall. TIle Bravo team placedBack Row: Leftto Right: Joe Miller.jeffrey Schutz, Andrew Forney, Brian Barnes, Peter Chris take, Nicole Prush,Chrtstianna Bagby, Eliza Wick, Mark DenisFront Row: Leon Checca, Gregory Elko, Michael Sofinowski, Jared Miller,Jacob Michaels, Sabrina WelshSocial Work ClubThe Social Work Club is a group of social work and non-social work majors that are dedicatedto helping the college and Carroll County community.38Back Row: Left to Right: Hannah Sayre, Erin Friday, Lauren McColley, Cathy Orzolek - Kronner, BeccaSawyer, Monica MulderFront Row: Yolanda Hill, Lauren Scott, Kory Sorrentino, Allie Pearlman, Tiffany Gibson

Sounds Of SilenceA deaf awareness dub that promotes deaf awareness through activities and occasional deafculture exposures.Back Row: Left to Right: Christen Szymanski, Kathleen Miller, Penelope Miller, Laurel PendletonFront Row: Jennifer Dumpert, Hsin-Lun Tsai, Kara KunstS.T.A.Y.S.T.A.Y.(Students Teaching America's Youth) is one of the most established affinity groupsat Western Maryland College. S.T.A.Y.'s mission is to tutor and mentor elementary schoolstudents at William WinchesterSchooL~~Back Row: Left to Righi: Tiffnny Putro, Kim Schlippcr, Laurel Pendleton, Erin Friday, Erin Collins, Todd Peters,Alana Stubbs, Deshawn McNeil, Nicole WorrellFront Row: Kara Kunst, Kennedra Tucker, Libby Wallace, Becky Arnold, Amy Michael, Stephanie Gulbin,Katie Dunbar 39

The TrumpetersThe Trumpeters strive to foster leadership both on campus and in the Carroll Countycommunity. The Trumpeters is an organization that honors seniors that have made a differenceat Western Maryland College.Left to Right: Kara Moran, Susan Werley, Christy DotsonLisa Van Auken, Catherine Pendorf Claire AdamsFront Row: Todd Peters.jason Fitzgerald, Steve Shorkey.Jussein Sarnater. Kate BoyleWMCDnityWMC Unity is a community service organization that works to unite WMC community withthe Westminster community.Bottom: Left 10 Right: Katie Mavity, Christy Dotson, Megan Pickette, Amanda GarnerMiddle: Sarah James, Tina CarlsonTop: Stacey Welch40

YearbookWithout the time and dedication of each and everyone who work on this staff, this bookwould not have been possible. This group of people can tell you how hard it is to meet deadlines,write copy, crop pictures and make sure that each and every page is done to perfection.Back Row: Left to Right: wes Bedsworth, Melanie PulleyMiddle Row: Sarah Linthicum, Crystal Turner, AmandaFront Row: Aimie Smith, Ivy Daniel, Susan CullisonLoftonGerman ClubGerman Club promotes the German language, culture and customs on the Western MarylandCollege campus.!!!I!I"I!~=--IIIIITIIi:lr"':JI"'IFront Row: Left to Right: Lynda Cooper, Kate O'Neal, Ngone Gucye, Candice MalcolmBack Row: Kollar Vikbonia, Michael Cctachew

WMC AcabellesThe WMC Acabelles are a female student run singing ensemble, performing mostlypopular acapella music.Back Row: Left to Right: Brandi Crawford, Mary Muro, Julie Keough, Laura SlagleFront Row, Tina Patronas, Caroline Daniels, Tara Della FranziaNot Pictured: Betsy Meade, Kristin Lagena, Advisor Dr. Robin ArmstrongSigma Pi SigmaSigma Pi Sigma is the Physics Honor Society here at Western Maryland College.42

WMC Dance CompanyWMC Dance Company was established three yearsngo. It is student run and choreographed, incorporatinga variety of rnusic and types of dance in the Annual Spring Show.Back Row: Left to Right: Amanda Lofton, Shelley Sorensen, Crystal Me Cubbin, Alexandra Aubry, Allison BurnsFront Row: Ellen Gnilya, Shauria DominguezBeta Alpha ChiThe MusIC Department HonorsFront Row, Left to Right: Betsy Meade, Jeanette Pronte, Brandi Crawford, Julie Keough, Mohindra RamphaJSecond Row: Amy Huffer, Patricia JimenezThird Row: Ludia Bandy, Christina Allen, Stacy Starleper, Elizabeth Wantz, Deborah Schultzaberger, Clara Werner,Kristen Grassel, Beth Harper, Heather Kirkwood, Melissa PingleyBack Row: Mark Gorman, Mike Bair, Kristin Lagana, Bill Deavers, Joann McKinney43

MSLThe Delegation of Maryland Student Legislature at WMC is part of a statewide organizationthat brings studentstogether to debate in the form of mock Maryland General Assembly. The delegation travels around the state, meetingwith other delegations, writing their own legislations and eventually debating in the state house in AnnapolisBock Row: Left to Right: Matthew Hurff, Jeffery Noel- Nosbaum, Andrew White, Jamie Cascio, Merrybcth McKee,Katherine Boyle, Keegan CoderreFront Row: Brad Widner, Sumeer Chadha, Ellen Sauerbrey (WMC alum and 1996 MD Rep Gubenatorial Candidate),Kate Moornau, Brian LaskyGamma Sigma SigmaGamma Sigma Sigma promotes the ideals of service and sisterhood in the WMC community. Sister of Gamma Sighave been involved in service projects with the Susan G. Komen Foundation, Johns Hopkins Children's House, Granta-WishPoundation.Our Daily Bread, Maryland J the Westminster Nursing home and many othersThe sisters of Gamma look foward to , and service!441st Row: Lef to Right: K. Amrein, K. Robinson, K. Diamond, S. Sorenson, K_Weeks, B. Bossie2nd Row: T. Musick, O. Price, A. Seufert, K. Strong, M. Genova, K. Boyle, B. Livesay, S. Star leper, L. Catalino.]Faulkncr,B.Harmon3rd Row: S. George, R.Towns, T. Battle. S_Vannoy, S. Derr, A. Morris, N. Gaston,C.lones, Pchl, N. Nickerson,S_Dominguez, M_Hopkins, S. Darmofalski4th Row: B. Meade, K. Reichard, T. Saylor, L. Gann

Order of Omega andGamma Sigma AlphaThe M1.1Omicron chapter of the National Order of Omega and the Epsilon Zeta chapter of Gamma Sigma AlphaNational Honor Society work together throughout the year to sponsor many activities to promote and recognize theexcellence of Greek students in academics and leadership. One such activity is the Annual Greek Awards CeremonyThis event has been held annually for six years and serves to formally recognize the many achievements of the WMCfraternities and sororities as well as individualleadersFront Row: Lef to Right: Kara Moran, Robyn Hoffman, Thea Bayly. Susan Werley, Emily WilsonMiddle Row: James Lipchock, Jessica Jones, Dana Gardner, Katie Campitelli, Liz Bryan, Julia KacalaBack Row: John Buschman, Jason Fitzgerald, John Burghardt, Craig johnson, Matt Hurff, Meghan Tracey,Laura Boyer, Todd PetersWMC-TVWMC - TV strives to be a visual expression of individual and collective creativity,covermg events and increasing media awareness.Back Row: Left to Righi: Nykole Tyson, Tim Saul, Brad Walker, Ashley SwiftFront Row: Heather Cook, Angela Chapman 45

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FootballThe 2001 Green Terror won their fifth straight CentennialConference title, earning their fifth consecutive berth intothe NCAA playoffs. The Terror was ousted in the first round bythe third ranked team in the country, Washington & Jefferson.17 of the WMC players were named to the All-CentennialConference football team. Jamie Harris was named theCentennial Conference Offensive Player of the Year for thesecond straight season, while Jason Wingeart was named theConference's Defensive Player of the Year. Wingeart wasalso selected by the American Football Coaches Associationto play in the Aztec Bowl. Teran Powell set new school marksfor receptions (145), reception yards (2,514) and careertouchdown receptions (35-also a conference record), whilethe team scored a school high 413 points.The football team gets the ball after atackle. (above)Fans come out to watch the game andcheer the team on to victory. (above,right)52The football team tries to take the ball _~~.~ .•away from their opponents. (right) _!:;;;;.:i... __ ...I...L_""':'.!.!_.LL,L;L __ _J

Date Opponent ScoreSep.1 Bridgewater College L20-29Sep.8 Susquehanna University W 63 - 27Sep.15 Gettysburg College W55-7Sep.22 Ursinus College W 35 - 9Sep.29 Muhlenberg College W 28 - 25 (OT)Oct. 6 William Paterson University W 55 - 23Oct. 13 Dickinson College W47 -21Oct. 20 Franklin & Marshall College W 54 - 0Nov. 3 Jacksonville University (I-AA) W 42 - 21Nov. 10 Johns Hopkins University L 14 - 21Nov. 17 Washington & Jefferson L 21 - 24The Green Terror head back to the locker room after a long game. (left)53

Men's SoccerSenior co-captain Vinny Pedalino set a newschool mark for assists in a career (26) earning FirstTeam All-Centennial honors, leading Western Marylandto a 14-6 mark, and a second-straight Eastern CollegeAthletic Conference berth. Fellow senior and captain,Ryan Defibaugh was named All-Centennial First Teamgoalkeeper after posting a .82 save percentage. Thatmarks the second-straight season Defibaugh, the onlyTerror keeper to win first team honors, has made thesquad.~,II .... ," /1; 't/I , '54

Date Opponent ScoreAug. 31 Bridgewater College W4 -2Sep. I Eastern Mennonite Univ. W7 - 0Sep.3 Wilmington College W2-1Sep.5 Columbia Union College RainSep.8 Caldwell College W4-2, ,. • , Scp.22 Swarthmore College W3-0Sep. 12 Villa Julie College W3-2Sep. 15 Haverford College L 0 - 2Sep. 19 Johns Hopkins University L 0 - 3'~o. ....Sep.26 Gettysburg College W 1-0(OT) Sep. 29 Franklin & Marshall College L 0 - 1'/ (OT)00' 3 Frostburg State University W2-1(OT)Oo, 9 Rutgers University-Camden L 0 - 1ocr. 13 Muhlenberg College W4-1Oct. 16 Lancaster Bible College W2-1Oct. 20 Ursinus College W3-1Oct. 24 Dickinson College W3-1Oct. 27 Washington College W2-1Nov. 2 Muhlenberg College W 1-0(OT) Nov. 3 Gettysburg College L 0 - 2Nov. 10 Franklin & Marshall L 2 - 455

WOlTIen's SoccerMelissa Merson was named to the CentennialConference's First Team after scoring 9 goalsand 9 assists for the 8-10 Terror. Western Marylandentered 2001 with high expectations for theyoung and talent-laden team, however, inconsistentplay dashed hopes for a playoff run. Graduatingonly one senior, and with Merson returningalong with freshman Brooke Weimer (6 goals, 7assists) the Terror are looking good for futureplayoff runs.This lady Terror fights to keep controlof the ball with the other team's defender.(above)56Teammates congratulate each otherafter scoring a goal. (right)

OpponentScoreEastern Mennonite University L 0 - 2Bridgewater College L 0 - 1Shenandoah University W 8 - 0Mary Washington College L 1 - 2Shepherd College W2-1Muhlenberg College L 0 - 3Goucher College L2-3Bryn Mawr College W8-0Messiah College Rain OutDickinson College L2-5Franklin & Marshall College W 1 -0 (OT)Messiah L 0 - 5Gettysburg College L 2 - 4Haverford College L 2 - 3 (OT)Ursinus College W3-1Swarthmore College W2-1Johns Hopkins University L 1 - 7College of Notre Dame W3 -0Washington College W 3 2 - (OT)Bock Row: left to Right: Laura Cavey, Beck; Ridgway,Jili Heinsman, Melissa Merson, Kara Moran, Dawn Fletcher, Liz CurtinMiddle Row: Kimberly Lowry, Brooke Weimer, Lauren Toussaint, Katie Kirley, Kristin Kern, Niki Lepson, Christine Mayne, Lauren CramerFront Row: Brooke Boughter.jillian Tymchy, Kristen Coodreau.Candt Kuligowski, Alice Litsinger, Katie Hancock, Heidi Hurtt.Shannon Pusey57

VolleyballKate Wall was named to the CentennialConference's second-team after leading the Terror to a\5- [6 record in 2001. The junior recorded a team-high474-kills. Jessica Rouse became the first WMC player tohit the 4,000-aS5ist mark in her career, finishing up with4,164. She also broke her own single-match mark forassists in her final tournament, posting 69 against WidenerUniversity.58

OpponentFrostburg UniversitySusquehanna UniversityGettysburg College TournamentGoucher CollegeMoravian CollegeMary Washington CollegeSalisbury UniversityEastern MennoniteU. of Scranton TournamentElizabethtown CollegeYork CollegeBryn Mawr CollegeMuhlenberg CollegeWidener UniversityJuniata College TournamentRochester Institute of TechnologyGrove City CollegeMillersville UniversityFranklin & Marshall CollegeWashington CollegeHaverford CollegeDickinson CollegeGettysburg CollegeGreen Terror InvitationalLycoming CollegeGallaudet UniversitySalisbury UniversityMoravian CollegeFranklin & Marshall CollegeUrsinus CollegeSwarthmore CollegeJohns Hopkins UniversityScoreW3-2L 2 - 3W3 -0L 0 - 3L 2 - 3W3 -0W3 -2CanceledW3-JW3-2W3 -0W3 -2L 0 - 3L 1-3L 0 - 3L I - 3L 0 - 3W3-0L 0 - 3L 0 - 3L 0 - 3L 1-3W3-0L 1-3L 1-3L J - 3W3 -0W3 -0W3-0L 0 - 3W3 -259

Field HockeyThe 2001 Green Terror closed the school'smost successful season, finishing at 13-5 (6-3). Thesquad was the first in school history to make a postseasonappearance, losing 2-1 to Drew University inthe first round of the Eastern Conference AthleticConference Championship. Western Marylandopened the season with 8 straight wins, a schoolrecord. Sophomore, Kim Campanelli was named tothe Brine STX All-South Region Team, while fourathletes, including Campanelli were named to theAll-Centennialsquad.celebrate as the learn scores a goal.(above,right)The team huddles before the game fora pep talk from the coaches. (right)60

Date Opponent ScoreSep.1 Susquehanna University W3-0Sep.4 Hood College W2-1Sep.6 Elizabethtown College W2-1Swarthmore College W 1 - 0Sep. 11 York College 4:00 PMSep. 15 Christopher Newport University CanceledSep. 16 Virginia Wesleyan College W 4 - 1Frostburg State University W 3 - 2York CollegeRain OutCollege of Notre Dame W 1 - a (OT)Muhlenberg College L 1 - 2Gettysburg College L 0 - 1Haverford College W1-0Goucher College W4-1Franklin & Marshall College W2-1Johns Hopkins University L 0 - 2Bryn Mawr College W5-1Lynchburg College L 0 - 1Washington College W2-0Drew University L 1 - 2 (OT)These WMC teammatesscore a goot. (left)work together to move the ball down the field toBack Row: Left to Right: Larry Grimes, Mindy Manalovich, Christine Johnson, Kristin Talavovich, Tara Morris, , Erin Lucas, ClaraHollingswath, Andrea Estevez, Heather Nichols, jen Fegley, Heather Roberts, Laura EmoryMiddle Row: Megan Reale, Kristen Barrick, Jannine Lewis, Marcie Parke, Katie Stoner, Jessica Stewart, Susan Kehrer, Sara Thomas, KimCampcnelli, Sarah Le Barron, Natalie HannibalFront Row: Stephanie Gulbin, Laura Ford, Kristin Ramey, Tracy Kessler, Jessica Zimmerman, Lauren Cernak, Sara Hanson, Becky Arnold61

Cross CountryTwo-time all-American Jill Krebs made her thirdstraight trip to nationals in 200 l , running a personalsecond-best time she had ever recorded while on a badleg. Krebs became the first athlete to ever win the ShepherdCollege invitational in each of the four years shecompeted. She can also make the same claim about theSpartan (York College) Invitational. The women's squadwon 3 meets in 2001, while the men's squad posted theirfirst invitational victory since 1996 when they took firstplace at the Spartan Invitational.62

Date Opponent ScoreScp.8 Shepherd College Invite Men: 4thWomen:l stWMC Challenge Men: 5thWomen:1stYork College Invitational Men: l stWomen:1stDickinsonInvitationalMen: 14thWomen: 7th & 4thPaul Short Invitational Men: 13thWomen:5thGettysburg College Invitational Men: 20thWomen:9thCentennial Conf. Champs Men: 8thWomen:5thNCAA Mideast Regional Men: 23rd63

BackRow:Leftto Right: Christina Bandula, Krtsten Schmor, Nikki Dickerson,Kimberly Boykin, Tawanda Haines.jobl Larrick. Middle Row: Rachael Otte,Megan Newman, Dee Logan, Artina Young, LisaJones, Deanna Jones. FrontRow: Janice Lalangen, Rusty Haak, Susan Werlew, Adrienne Glick.64l st Row:Leftt.oRight: Christinn: Bandula.Nikki Dic~erson,Tawanda Haynes,Dee Logan, Lindsay Weaver, KImberly Boykin, [obi Lo-rick, LisaJones. 2ndRow: Rachael one. Janice Lalangan, Artina Young, Deanna [oneis. 3rd Row:Megan Rhine, Susan Werley, Megan Newman. 4th Row: Rusty Haak.

Porn SquadA trip back to the 70's.These girls are smiling from ear to ear after a job well done65

Men's BasketballTaking the helm for the first year, Head Coach JayDull took the first steps of building Western Marylandinto a conference power. However, the team wasplagued by injuries losing star sophomore Sam Ansteadfor the season in the second game. WMC would alsolose 2 other starters to injury and coach Dull would beforced to make regular changes to the starting line-up. Inthe end Western Maryland posted a 6-19 mark. Theteam appeared to grasp coach Dull's system near the endof the season as the Terror nearly pulled an upset overconference champion Gettysburg. Jack Kowalik provedto be the team's most lethal shooter while 6'9" centerJon Pearson proved to be WMC's most dominant inside66

Date Opponent ScoreNov. 17 Maryland Bible Coll W 77 - 68Nov. 20 Valley Forge Christian W 65 - 57Nov. 26 College of New Jersey L 57 - 89Nov. 29 Swarthmore College W 73 - 67Dec. 3 York College L 73 - 84Dec. 5 Franklin & Marshall L 47 - 75Dec. 8 Catholic University L 55 - 90Dec. 15 St. Mary's Coil of MD L 63 - 76Jan. 5 Univ. of Pittsburg L 80 - 92Jan. 7 Mary Washington W70-63ColiJan. 10 Haverford College W81-56Jan. 12 Dickinson College L 66 - 85Jan. 14 Villa Julie College L 66 - 85Jan. 16 Gettysburg College L 64 - 86Jan. 19 Johns Hopkins Univ. L 44 - 74Jan. 22 Maryland Bible Coli W69-59Jan. 26 Muhlenburg College L 56 - 66Jan. 28 Princeton University L 24 - 78Jan. 30 Franklin & Marshall L 57 - 78Feb. 2 Ursinus College L 59 - 73Feb. 4 Galluadet University L 68 - 70Feb. 6 Dickinson College L 47 - 69Feb. 9 Gettysburg College L 65 - 84Feb. 13 Johns Hopkins Univ L 36 - 67Feb. 16 Washington COllege L 80 - 8867

WOll1en's BasketballThe team posted a school record 22 wins and won it'sFirstever Centennial Conference Championship. With theChampionship, the Terror also earn it's first ever trip to theNCAA Division III National Playoffs. Coach Becky Martinfound success with the mixture of veteran leadership andtalented youth. Junior Jen Piccolomini became the newestmember in the 1,000 point club on her way to garnering AllCentennial Conference Second Team Honors. The explosivebackcourt of Toby McLntire and Kelly Cramp proved veryreliable throughout the season as the Terror rallied down thestretch to take the championship.68

Date Opponent ScoreNov. 16 Lebanon Valley W68-54Nov. 17 York College W75-69Nov. 20 Swarthmore L 58 - College 60Nov. 28 Dickinson College W 64-40Dec. 1 Alvemia College L 54 - 57Dec. 4 Fr& M Coli W82-69Dec. 7 Coli of Notre W 86 -42DameDec. 8 York College L49-60Jan. 4 Lebanon Valley ColI W 57-50Jan. 5 Bryn Mawr College W71-26Jan. 8 Haverford College W66- 19Jan. 10 Eastern College W75-56Jan. 12 Villa Julie College W80-31Jan. 16 Gettysburg College W 49 -48Jan. 19 Johns Hopkins Univ L 63 - 67Jan. 21 Galluadet University W83 -47Jan. 26 Muhlenburg College W83-82Jan. 28 Catholic University W63 -48Jan. 30 F & M College L 55 70 -Feb. 2 Ursinus College L 66 - 68Feb. 5 Dickinson College W67 - 50Feb. 9 Gettysburg College W 69-40Feb. 12 Johns Hopkins Univ W73-59Feb. 14 Elizabethtown College W65-52Feb. 16 Washington College W81-60Feb. 18 Johns Hopkins W70-68Feb. 20 Cent Conf ChampsMuhlenberg College W 53 -52Cent Conf ChampsFeb. 23Swarthmore CollegeMiddle Row: S, McPherson, J. Piccolcmini. K, Cramp, B_ Brenneman, D. FletcherFront Row: B, wein-er, E. White, T, Mctntire69

SwinuningAfter getting off to an 0-2 start on both sides, theTerror have bounced back to even up their records at 2-2 forboth the men and the women.Melanie Pulley continues to make waves for thewomen with nine individual wins this season. Mary Easterdayand Aimie Smith continue to rack up wins for the Terror, whohave won two straight meets. Dan Pickett was a three-timewinner in both of Western Maryland's dual meet wins thisseason. The strong swimming of Jason Stackhouse, andfreshman Nick Grigsby and Alex Spry have aided Pickett's70

OpponentScoreAlbright College Men: L 24 - 71Women: L 42 - 53Men:L 26 - 62Swarthmore ColiWomen: L 36 - 59Men:Women10th8thElizabethtown Coll Men: W 103 - 79Women: W [07 - 96Men: W 55 -40York CollegeWomen: W 65 - 30Men: W 111-6412 Marymount ColiWomen: W 121 -74Mcn:W123-5316 Goucher CollegeWomen: W 129 - 73Men: L 48 - 14819 Dickinson CollegeWomen: L 51 - 152Men:W58-35Ursinus CollegeWomen: W 60 33Men: L25 61Gettysburg College -Women: L 23 -63Bryn Mawr College Women: W 104 - 98F & M College Men: L 32 - 61Women: L 32 - 63Men: W 55 -40Washington CollegeWomen: L 20 - 75Men: 5th- 24 Cent Conf ChampsWomen:6th5th Row: Left to RighI: DanPickclt,Alc~Spry,JasonStackhouse, Matt Easterday.4th Row: NickGrigsby,Erich Bass, Jon SOIlCY,SamccrChadha.3rdRowJill Krebs. Thea Burdncll,71

WrestlingWestern Maryland captured it's 3rd straightCentennial Conference Championship and it's fourth infive years. The Terror sent 5 wrestlers to nationalsheadlined by Senior Chris McNalley who finished 4that 1971bs. garnering All American Status. VinnyPedalino (125), Dan Patterson (133), Andy Chencherik(174), and Levi McVey (184) all captured individualgold at the Centennial Championships and earned thetrip to Nationals. The Terror would post a 24th placefinish at the NCAA Championships.72

Date Opponent ScoreNov. 10 Albright College W30-9Waynesburg W27-18Apprentice W 26-11Dragon Invitational 2nd PlaceNov. 17Nov. 30 Perrofes Invitational- Dec. 1Messiah College l st PlaceDec. 5 Muhlenburg College W 32-13Jan. 5 Lion's Invitational 4th PlaceJan. 8 Johns Hopkins University W 31-18New York University W38-13Virginia Duals W41-6Jan. 10 - Jan. 12Williams College L 18-23Missouri Valley W40-3Carson-Newman W28-13Grand ValleyJan. 20 Wilkes University W28-11Delaware State W33-15Howard University W24-21York College W35-6Jan. 23Jan. 26 Ursinus W 21-19Washington & W37-12LeeJan. 30 Gettysburg College W37-12Feb. 9 Kings College L 19-25Messiah College W 25-19Feb. 16 Centennial Championships lst PlaceMar. 1 NCAA National Championships- Mar. 273

BaseballWestern Maryland returns a solid group ofveterans as they head into the 2002 season, including2001 All-Centennial Designated Hitter, Todd Huber,and All-Centennial pitcher Jeff Starcher. Huber leadsan explosive offense that set a school record for runsin an inning, putting up 14 runs in the 5th inning atLincoln University. Starcher finished the 2001 seasonwith a 1.87 ERA and 35 strikeouts in 53 innings ofwork.74

Date Opponent ScoreMar. 8 St. Joseph's College L 5 - 8Mar. 9 Lincoln University W9-0(2)W47-2Mar. 17 FDU-Madison WI -0Mar. 17 Keene State College W7-4Mar. 18 Oneonta-SUNY W 10-6Pikeville College W8-5Oneonta State University W5 Mar. 19 -2Mar. 21 FDU-Madison L 1 9 -Mar. 22 Keene Slate W13-1CollegeOneonta University L 5- 11Mar. 26 Johns Hopkins University L o- 5Mar. 29 Johns Hopkins University L 0 - 6Mar. 30 Franklin & Marshall (2) L3 - 5L [ - 10Apr. 2 Dickinson College L 8 - IIApr. 5 Dickinson College W2-[Apr. 6 Swarthmore College (2) W2-JW4-3Apr. 10 Gettysburg College W 11-10Apr 12 Gettysburg College L3 -5Apr 13 Muhlenberg College (2) L 0 - 4W 12-6Apr 17 Washington College L 7 - 8Apr 19 Washington College L 2 - IIApr. 20 Haverford College (2) W 7-4L 4 - 7Apr. 23 Catholic University L I - 3Apr. 24 Messiah College W5-0Apr. 27 Ursinus College (2) L 3 - [3L2 -3Lebanon Valley College W 11-2Villa Julie College L 9-1075

SoftballWestern Maryland set a school record bywinning 28 games in 200 1, the sixth straight seasonthe Terror has won 20 or more games. WesternMaryland returns seven players from last season'ssquad, including pitching stars Sam Abrams and KimCampanelli who posted the Centennial Conference'slowest ERA (1.08).76

Date Opponent ScoreMar. II VillaJulicCollegeW7-0Mar. 13 LebanonValley College Rain OutSca GulllnvimricnalW6-2Mar. 16L7-9W3-0WIO-OMar. 23W22-1Mar. 28 Shepard College W6-1W5-4Apr.2 Pranklin ec MarshallCollcgeApr. 4 SusquehannaUnivcr~ityApr. 6 Washington CollegeW8-0Apr.8 YorkCollcgc L4-5LO-IApr. 11 McssiahCollcge W3-2WII-3Apr. 13 HavcrrordCollcgc W11-0W13-0Apr. 16 DickinsonCollcgc W6-1W6-1Apr. 20 Muhlenberg College W3-1Apr.21 Ursinus CcllcgeW8-0Apr. 23 Gettysburg College W4-1W2-0Apr. 24 Frostburg State University W4-0W16-1W5-0Wl-OI st Row: Left to Right: Selena Smart, Sabrina Welsh, Kristen Barrick, SamanthaAbrams, Kate Hartman. 2nd Row: Caitlin Bums, Heather Sinclair, Jen Geiman,Kim Camponelli, Jacqui Kellner. 3rd Row: Coach George Dix, Lauren Cramer,Candice Kuligowski, Assistant Coach Julie Develin 77

Men's TennisWith a young group led by sophomore ScottMahoney at number one singles, first year coach MattBilger has high hopes for resurrecting the WesternMaryland Tennis tradition. Bilger's team has work todo to get to the top of the Centennial Conference heap,but having just two seniors provides an excellentopportunity for cohesion amongst the members of thesquad, and a chance for Bilger to shape the program inhis image.78

Date Opponent ScoreMar. 12 Goucher College L I - 6Mar. 14 York College L I - 6Mar. 16 Ursinus College L I - 6Mar. 27 Dickinson College L 0 - 7Apr. 2 Gettysburg College L 0 - 0Apr. 4 Catholic University L I - 6Apr. 6 Haverford College L 0-7Apr. 10 Washington College L 0 - 7Apr. 13 Muhlenberg College L 1-8Apr. 17 Johns Hopkins Univ L 0 - 0Apr. 20 Franklin & Marshall CallApr. 27 Centennial Conf. Tour. L 0 - 079

WOlllen's TennisWith freshman at the top four spots, first yearhead coach Matt Bilger has a young squad with a brightfuture on his hands, however, the women are ready towin now. Western Maryland is poised to make thesojourn back to Centennial Conference prominance, andwill rely on the strenghth of the class of 2005 to do so.With seven new faces on the roster, the Terror have anexcellent opportunity to sneak up on the opposition, andwalk off the court with wins under their belt.80

Date Opponent ScoreMar. 16 Ursinus College L ! - 8Mar. 23 F& M College L 0 - 9Mar. 26 Dickinson College L 0 - 9Mar. 30 Bryn Mawr College L 2-7Apr. 3 Gettysburg College L 0 - 9Apr. 6 Haverford College L 0 - 9Apr. 8 Washington CollegeApr. 13 Muhlenberg College L I - 8Apr. 17 Johns Hopkins Univ L 0 - 9Apr. 20 Swarthmore CollegeApr. 27 Centennial Conf. Tour LO-O81

Track & FieldOf the five athletes that participated in theNCAA National Championships, Doug Rennerreturns four to his squad for 2002. lfeanyi Anicontinues to break records in the long and triplejumps, while the women's 4xlOO relay returns all butone leg of the NCAA qualifying team. WesternMaryland will continue to find a place set at theConference and NCAA tables in the spring of 2002.82

Date Opponent ScoreMar. 16 Wash & Lee Invite Men 11thMar. 23 Goucher Coil Invite Men 5thWomen2ndApr. 2 Twilight #1 Men l stWomenl stApr. 6 Maryland Invite Men 9thWomen10thApr. 10 Twilight #2 Men 1stWomenl srApe 12 Moravian Distance Fest.Ape 13 PG InvitationalApe 17 Twilight #3Apr. 20 Morgan State InviteApr. 25 - 26 Penn RelaysApr. 27 Frostburg Invite Women l stMay3-5 Cent. Conf. Champs83

Men's GolfWestern Maryland finished third in theCentennial in the 2001 Spring season on thestrength of Jason Cashew's 241. This spring, JoeMeier and Brandon Zadrozny will lead the Terror,following their solid fall seasons, as the Terror lookto move to the top of the Centennial Conferenceleader board.DateOpponentMar. 19 - 24 Golden Isles InvitationalApr. 4 Gettysburg InviteApr. 7 WMC Spring InvitationalApr. 8 WMC Spring InvitationalApr. 10 Blue Jay ClassicApr. 14 -15 Cross Creek ClassicApr. 19 - 21 Glen Maura NationalCollegiateInvitationalApr. 26 - 28 Centennial ConferenceChampionships84

Men's LacrosseWestern Maryland is ranked 16th in the preseasonpolls following a season in which the entirestarting attack was named all-American. Two-thirds ofthat unit returns in 2002 as pre-season first team AlI-Americans, Tom Brown and Joe Ellis. Their 2001squad earned the ECAC Southern Championship,backed by the solid goal tending of Brian Nottingham,who earned MVP honors in the ECAC SouthernChampionship.86

Date Opponent ScoreMar. 2 Cabrini College W 17-14Mar. 6 Messiah College W11-9Mar. 9 Widener University W 13 - iOMar. 16 Marymount University W 19-9Mar. 20 VA Wesleyan College W12-8Mar. 23 St. Mary's College W 15-7Mar. 26 Dickinson College W 12-6Mar. 30 Swarthmore College W 19-5Apr. 3 F & M College W13-12Apr. 6 Haverford College W22-5Apr 10 Gettysburg College L 5 - 20Apr 13 Villa Julie College W 19-8Apr. 20 Washington College W 15-14Apr. 26 Washington College L 8 - 1287

WOlllen's LacrosseIn her third season as head coach, MindyMcCord picked up a 5-\ 0 record, however, she placedanother brick in the foundation of her rebuilding process.The Terror played several perennial powerhouseteams close, and will look to make up the difference in2002.•

Date Opponent ScoreMar. 8 Hood College W 24-0Mar. 9 Elizabethtown Coli W 16 - 10Mar. 13 Ursinus College L 7 - 21Mar. 22 Bowdoin College L 2 - 9Mar. 24 Oneonta SL Univ. W 16- 14Mar. 27 Washington College L 10 - 12Mar. 29 Dickinson College W\6-8Apr. 4 Coil of Notre Dame W18-11Apr. 6 Bryn Mawr College W 19-5Apr. 9 Villa Julie College W 12-7Apr. 13 Haverford College W24- IIApr. 16 Gettysburg College L 8 - 16Apr. 18 Swarthmore College W13-12Apr. 20 Muhlenberg College W18-8Apr. 23 F & M College L 9 - 1\Apr. 30 Goucher College L 6 - 1889

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College StaffJane WoernerBook Store:Vickie CarlsonKyle MelocheBursar's Office:[ustina CarlossKathryn FostikSusan SchmidtHarriett CcrbranCampus Safety:joshua BronsonChris CollinsDominic DiMartinoPaula HarrisEric ImmlerTerry NashwinterWayn",ShortRoger TaylorMatthew WareheimMichael WebsterFinancial Aid:Eleanor CetmanPatricia HullPatricia WilliamsHoover Library:Heshmat BadieeRoxane BrewerBarbara ClintonJames Feaginlinda Garber

College StaffClement HoDavid NeikirkJane SharpeRachel SpencerPost Office:Esther GriffithAllen HerndonPresident's Office:Ioan ColeySusan CullisonMary Ann FridayDiane TimmonsRegistrar's Office:Amy BellRose BlizzardAmy CoffmanJan KiphartDiane MorrisKathi RiceResidence Life:Stephanie CookAmanda RoseElizabeth TowleBarbara WardShonda WilsonStudent Affairs:Judith HartPhilip Sayre

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Adams,ClaireAnderson,Ca therineArmstrong,ScottBayly, TheaBiden, RobertBoyer,Laura110

Brun Del Re, HariaBuschman, JohnCampbell, CarieCarlson,ChristinaChapman,Angela111

Clements, NiaCrawford, Brandi112Crawford, Shannon

Dcerrmann, AdrienneDotson, ChristineFaulkner, Joan113

File. AlainaFitzgerald, JasonGaddy,ShaiahGardner, DanaGarner, AmandaGaston, Nichole114Genova, Mary - Kate

Gibson, KristinGist, RebeccaGoltz, MirandaGordon, CarolynGrams, RicksGutierrez,MelissaHaines,Latonia115

Hamer,DawnHigginbottom, ErikHill, RobynHoffman, Robyn116Holmes, Suzanne

Hose, DavidHurwitz, JessicaImwold, KristenJames, SarahJenkinson, MichaelJones, JessicaJoseph, Brooke117

Krebs, JillLayfield, NicholasusLi, LuLu

Long, KeithLorenz II, JayLucas, TiffanyMavity,KatieMcGinnes,Jennifer119

Merrell, JeremyMoore, Elizabeth120Moran, Kara

Morris,JamieMurray, KellyMussaw, AdamMuth,HerbertINovotny, NicoleNusba urn, MeghanO'Brien,Melissa121

Parke, JonathanPendorf Ca therine\Perry, EmilyPeters, Todd122Pickette, Megan

Pisciotta, StephanieIPool, DianaPrice, Danielle/Redfearn, MayaReifsnider, NicoleRocco, JenniferRouse, Jessica123

Saul,DanielSharkey,SteveSilver, JoshSoucy, Jonathan124Starleper,Stacey

Szymanski, SaraTaylor, EdwardAlexandra, TonelliTracey, Meghan125

Tyur, UshiVon Bergen, SarahWagner, Billie)o Shorb126Werley,Susan

White, LaurenWilliams,TerraeWingeart,JasonNicole, YostYoung, Daniel127

Seniors Not PicturedKimberly Adams Rebecca Clark Jamie HarrisJustin Adkins Erin Clarke Marcus HeltonAttila Ajan Shannon Coleman Sarah HillAila Albrecht Erica Colton Merri HollingerKristin Amrein Lynda Cooper Megan HoltzChristopher Anastasia Michael Crabb Dennis HuseViatcheslav Arzamastsev George Cramer Judd IrelandAdam Austin Kevin Culbertson Matthew JacksonIgor Avdeev Brandon Cunningham William JohnsMichael Baker Dora Czegledi Jennifer JohnsonStephanie Banach Theresa Dachille Jessica K. JonesBrian Barnes Mithona Dan Jessica M. JonesJeannie Bauder Leah Dantinne Trevor JonesThomas Becskehazy Laura Decker Christine JoyceAndrea Bedi Ryan Defibaugh Randall JusticeStephanie Bell Sara Derr Brett KamholtzLenn Bernard Michael Donovan Jeremy KeilDouglas Blackiston Danielle Drankiewicz Stephen KellnerRose Blizzard Theresa Faust Katalin KellyBeata Bognar Derek Favreau David KempShane Bongiovani Laura Felix Karl KempKatherine Boyle Xiao Long Feng Joseph KendorskiBrooke Brenneman Ryan Flynn Samuel KimaniThomas Brown Katharine Folven Justin KingMindy Bucey Andrew Forney Julia KirkmanKirnberlee Buhrman Kathleen Forst Matthew KlotzMarilynn Buss Anthony Forte' Maxim KouxaMaribel Calderon Jeffrey Garza Petra KovacsCatherine Campitelli James Gasparo Marlene KratzAshley Carpenter Brittney Georgiana Catherine KreiderRebecca Carswell Scott Gladden Kimberly KwiatkowskiRobert Caswell Benjamin Graff Melissa LaneLauren Cemak Leigh Griffith Jenny LangdonAnthony Chase Josselyn Guinan Amy LattaSatrajit Chaudhuri Derrick Gwyn Nicole LemmonJustin Cheesman Ryan Hain Amy Leonard128

Matthew Libber Jill Padvelskis Dawn StebbingsKathi Lockhart Viktor Pap James StullDanielle Loiacono Jessica Parker Oliver SzarvasThomas Long Kevin Parker Jason TannerKristina Lutz Amber Parks Alexei TchouvaslevMichael Macey Richard Paul Anita ThiernianThomas Macurak Vincent Pedalino Bradley TurnerAthanasios Margetas Thomas Peli Emilia VargaLauren Marquez Karen Pizzolato Kelly WardSteven Mason Christopher Podgurski Rachel WardRebecca McCluggage Tonia Pope Yong WeiDavid McConky Teron Powell Melanie WeinzirlNatasha McConnaughey Mark Pry Stacey WelchLaura McKenna Michael Pulido Helen WhitehurstChristopher McNally Jason Pyle Terrae WhitingAndrea Menesi Marcus Reed Steven WilcoxChristopher Mercer Stacey Rohrer Constance WilliamsScott Merkle Edward Rollins Emily WilsonAndrew Messmore Stacey Rominski Darren WolfSusan Miller Kelli Rostkowski Jennifer ViShawn Minnier Erin Sarabia Stephen ZamagiasMaureen Mngola Marni Schlenker Travis ZeppDaniel Mueller Jeffrey Schutz Ke Ye ZhangErin Mulhern John Sczechowicz Roy ZimmermanTiffany Musick Christopher Selmer Ryan ZimmermanStacey MyersGuy SheetzMark NasrScott SheltonViatcheslav Nesterov Deborah ShultzabergerDouglas NovielliOksana SilantievaWilliam NullMandy SimantelBrian O'Connor Richard SimmonsMichael O'ConnorCheryl SkellyMichael OkoyeScott SmithKevin Olsavsky Michelle SorensenAndreas Onodi Jack SortoGregory OravetsLauren SpeargasChristian OrrLisa Stanley129

GraduationOn Saturday, May 25, 2002, the 132ndCommencement took place. The Class of2002 is the last class to graduate from theCollege under the name "Western Maryland."The graduates will now be alumniof McDaniel College.130

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BRANDI COLLEEN SHORB CRAWFORD BILLIE JO SHORB WAGNERThe day has come for you to say you've mode it and for us to say WOW! How proud we are ofour lovely daughters. You have filled our hearts with joy and happiness all through your livesand today is no different. May God continue to bless you as you journey to the next step inyour lives. We will always be here and always be proud of the best two daughters God everblessed any parents with. Love from Mom & DadrIAs Papu & I watched you both grow, we knew you both would do good things in your lives.Today my heart isfilledwith such pride and I know his is too. I know he is watching the goodthings with Jesus. We all three love you very much. Love from GrannyBilIieJo,Today you realize all of the hard work that you have put into your college studies was worth it.I am very proud of you in what you have accomplished, graduating in four years with honors.That is an awesome achievement! Take pride in what you have done. I love you very muchand wish nothing but the very best for you and for us in the future. It's time to celebrate! Nowyou can move on into the real world with me. I am sure you will not have any problems withthat. You are a very smart woman and will accomplish anything that you put your mind to.Have a wonderful day, you deserve it! With all my love and support, NealBrandi,After four years of hard work and dedication you finally did it! I am so proud of you and allthat you have accomplished. I know that as you start a new career, you will be successful ineverything you do, because God has blessed you mightily, and He has blessed me with you.Love Always, Kevin134

Catherine,You've accomplished so much in such a short time.We are so very proud of you!Deeisions,decisions ...so much to do, whieh way to go ...2i?f"The Lord your God will be with you whereverJoshua 1:9you go."We love you!!!Dad, Mom, Amanda,Mamaw, & the bright sunlight is Pop-Pop's smile.FULL STEAM AHEAD, LIFE HAS JUST BEGUN!Congratulations!Love,Randy, Chris, Jordan, Trevor,&ChessieOur Daughter, Robyn Laura Hill,From the first day of school,The dreamy days of childhood,All the world was a fairy taleAnd everything was possible,To the beauty you have become,The work, the fun, the love,Now all the world is yours,All you have accomplished,All you have become,Has given us tremendous pride,And through it all,Love never waivered.All our LOVE,Mommy and Daddy XXOOCongratulationsDaue DolchWMIi ~oo~Love, :Mom and Dad'135

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"Try not to become a person of sucassbut rather become a penon of value"Albert Einstein"Follow your bliss"Joseph CampbeUCongratulationsClaireLove Always,Mom, Dad and TomYOU DID ITD.Y.CONGRATULATIONS!RDS'" M'L RuJ_V10lds ME- .B!u1 ....ll~s 10.(1) c/J. +11,As 1~.d'Ui:hM i5 "(JON ~occlCOAJjlt.a..du(a..f,ONSJ .lYIo,", bAd, D""N,:!3A1ia.

CHRISTINA(Tina)ANNE CARLSONCongratulations on au of your "firsts" as you have reached thismilestone in your ljfe. You have provided us with so muchhappiness and many proud moments- from your first step; yourfirst "moo cow"; first horse ride; first dance recital; first schooldance; first prom and now the first to graduate from college.We know there will be many more happy and proud moments asyou set your sights and your "Spyder" on the future. We willalways be there to support you in whatever you choose to do.Love,Mom, Dad & McCloud138

Stwe.jayne. you liave wor&a so liard" andmad"e us soproud. 1t's 6"" cfi[ficu(t forus to 6e sofaraway,6ut you've dime sucli a8reat ja6 6eintJ on your own. You've mad"e800d aecisians, and rrufy liave 8rown uymore tlian we could liave ever i11UlfJined:We liave to aamit tliat tlie tlioutJlit ofIiavintJ you c(aser to Iiome after 8raauationis exdtine·Gaoa (uck in everytliintJ tliat tlie futureIiolds in store for you.We (ove you so mucli,'Mom and VaaDear Emily,A lot has changed ... nowyou have hair! What has!!Q!_ changed is our lovefor you. We are so proudof you, always.Mom, Dad & Trevor?6lingcholarwimmerOlleyLove - Mom, DadJilI,Chris,Anita & Braden139

STACEY LYNN STARLEPERThe"ThroughYears"Our two-year oldA little Social ButterflyKindergartenConfident and ready (0 takeon the worldStacey.much; your You've accomplished so tireless efforts have paid off.It's exciting to think about your future.You have so much offer. toWhat a joy & blessing you have beenin our lives. We love you so much!Mom & DadMiddle SchoolA star is bornThe voice of an angelA hard working,extremely proudgraduate with honors140

~,Allison BurnsYou'vecomea long waybaby!accomplishments"To everythingthere is a seasonand a time to everypurpose underHeaven."We are so proud of you and all yourat WMC. CONGRATULATIONS!!!Love, Mom, Dud. Neal and LauraJohn,Over the years, you haveaccomplished many thingsincluding hiking the GrandCanyon, success in sports,state championship, EagleScout, musical abilities, ancacademic success, We areso proud of you! We areeven more proud of whoyou are, than what you'veaccomplished. You are afine Christian man wholives with honor andintegrity. You willcontinue to be a blessing toeveryone you meet. Wehope you knowhow veryspecial you are To us, you are truly a gift from God - a Godwho has blessed you with much and given you manyopportunities. Now your gift back to God is what you do withthe rest of your life.We!oveyou,Mom and DadWE S'ALUTE YOUJENN R0CCOFor all yay have done an all youhave yet to achieveWith Love and many Blessings,Mom, Dad, Steven, Nannie, Choc and"The Snuzz"141

Haria,You made your mark withpersistence and hard work.Haria Maria Brun del ReClass of2002Congratulations and muchsuccess on your journey.We love you,Mom, Dad, Renzo, Marco &most importantly "Freddie"142

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A Note From the EditorAnother year has come and gone, and I would like to take this moment to reflect on thispast year's events. The events of September 11,2001 will always be remembered. As students,faculty and staff, we will never forget where we were when those planes hit the World TradeTowers, the Pentagon and crashed in Pennsylvania. The amount of emotion felt throughout theworld that day did not go unnoticed. It was amazing to witness how many countries mournedwith us. As a student of Western Maryland College, it was wonderful and comforting for me tosee our school and community pull together in a time of need. .Then in January, the announcement came that the Board of Trustees was planning to changethe name of the school. A lot of time and energy was put forth by all that were involved. Duringan on-campus party on May II 'h, the new name was announced. As of July 1,2002, WesternMaryland College will only exist in our hearts and minds. The new name for the institution isMcDaniel College, home of the Green Terror.My deepest appreciation to all who have contributed to this book. A special thank yougoes to Wes, Aimie, Ivy, Sarah, Crystal, and Amanda for all of their hard work and dedication.Without their help, this book would not have been possible.I would also like to extend my deepest thanks to our yearbook advisor, Susan Cullison, forall of her hard work, time, energy and dedication. She put in numerous after-work hours to helpmake this book a success.I wish the best ofluck to the class of2002. May you be successful in all you do. No matterwhere life may lead you always remember that you are welcome on the Hill. As for those ofyou who still remain on the Hill until your graduation day, keep working hard and strive for success.And to all of the Western Maryland College community, remember that although this maybe the last time we shout out "WMC" at the top of our lungs, it is still the same institution it hasalways been-dedicated to providing a nurturing learning environment for its students. Good luckto everyone and may you have a bright future.E1J.iJm'Melanie PulleySJnjJWes BedsworthIvy DanielSarah LinthicumAmanda LoftonAimieSmithCrystal TurnerA.dri£ill:.Susan Cullison

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