University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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Eric Sarin-Ps cholog} Elena Sarkissian-Biolog) French June Sasser-International Studies Lance V. Satterthwahe-Ps cholog} Tara Sauls-International Business and Finance i Fiona Saunders Christopher P. Sauve-History Renee Savera-C iemical Engineering Phillip Sawarynski-Chemical Engineering Colin D. Scantlebury-English Economics David Schairer-Latin Gree c Ciossical Arc ioeolog} Aleassa J. Schambers-Communications Stephanie E. Schantz-Anthropology Christine M. Scheible-CeMuiar and Molecular Biology Jay K. Schemanske-Mar ceting Communication Jamie Schenk-English Lance Schiff-Ps c ioiog Sunny Schiffman-Communications French Jason Schigelone-ChemicaJ Engineering Alissa SchmeltZ ' Environmentai Studies Regina Schmidt-Biology Jonathan Schneider-Mechanical Engineering Pamela Schneider-Political Science Laura Schneiderman-Ps;yc iolog)! Darren Schoen- Aerospace Engineering Todd Schoenhaus-Political Science Jennifer S. Schoff-Economics Marc A. Schollett-Biology Amy Schonfeld-Sociolog Laurie Schopp-Music Education Tonya R. Schroeder-Ps chology Henry Schwab-Political Science Dara Schwager-Computer Engineering Jennifer R. Schwartz-Ps c iolog} Brent C. Swan-Computer Engineering Graduates 307

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Win Carrie Stillson Concentration: Economics Hometotvn: Plymouth, MI After (graduation: Moving South! Favorite Movie: Wallstreet Place She Would Most Like To Visit: North Carolina because she loves warm weather and the water Favorite Book: The Firm What She Will Miss Most About Ann Arbor: The student popula- tion 306 Graduates There is more to life than school. This was the most valuable thing that Carrie Stillson learned outside of the classroom. Aftei doing so well in high school, getting her first C at Michigan was a crushing blow to her college expectations. She had to come to grips with the fact that everyone at this school is smart. Eventually, Stillson realized that grades were not the most important thing in life or even in her education. Grades have not reflected the knowledge I ' ve gained both in and outside of the classroom, she said. If I get the ' A, ' that ' s great, but I ' m not going to kill myself. Stillson wished that the University would concentrate more on creating well-roundec individuals. Some people have no life outside of classes and studying, said Stillson. She feels that she has learned much more about herself and other people through extracurricular and community involvement. Being involved in intramural soccer for four years straight allowed her to meet several people as did her job in the Mary Markley dormitory. She also tutored a student from Pioneer High School which allowed her to build a unique friendship. Her close friendship with Sarah, a girl she met at orientation, has definitely taught her things about human relationships that she never could have learned in a class. Stillson felt that education is not limited to or measured by studying and good grades. Some people will get an ' A ' in school, but a ' D ' in life. Rachel Anderson

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i .1 .11 Jodi Schwartz-Spanish Psychology Jonathan Schwartz-Mechanica Engineering Samuel Schwartz-History Matthew J. Schwuebel-Anthropofogy Zoology Daniel Scott-Mechanica Engineering Sarida Lynne Scott-Pre-Lau Anne Scullen-English Howard A. Scully-Business Administration, Master of Accounting Carl Foster Seaver-Language Arts Anikki Seegars-Industrial and Operations Engineering Heidi Ann Segal-Arts and Ideas in the Humanities Karen M. Segal-Economics Bradley Seiden-Finance Caryn Seidman-PoiiticaJ Science Communications Douglas Gary Semler-Bio ogy Daniel Senne-Aerospace Engineering Daniel H. Serlin-Biopsychoiogy Catherine Bruh Serrin-Sports Management Samuel E. Settineri-Mec ianica Engineering Mark Seung-Computer Engineering Tyffany Shadd-Business Administration Molly Shaffer-Political Science Shimul Shah-Biology Netta Shaked-Psyc io ogy Christine Shaklee-Biology Michael C. Shammas-Mechanical Engineering Nuraizah Shamsulbaharin-EIectricaf Engineering Jonathan Shandell-English Theatre and Drama Molly Shanks-Politica! Science Joel Shapiro-Physics Betsy J. Share-Psycho logy Leona Shaw-Politica Science Sarah Shaw-History Carla Sheak-Education Thomas William Shelton-German French M 308 Graduates