Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Durbm Hamson Keith Durbin Christina Earnshaw Meredith Eaves Shane Edmonds Lee Exsenrnesser Anne Ellestad Wes Ensley Jovier Evans Donald Farquharson Andrew Fein Jnmmy Felt Louis Fernandez Magdalena Florez Debble Fogarty Sasha Fombrun Cynthia Fonner Scott Fortune Stephen Frangis Jeff Frankel Robert Frantz Lisa Friedberg Doug Fullington Jill Gabel Mike Geller Steven Gelman Amy Gershon Theresa Gibbons Sarah Glover Michael Goetz Andrew Golden Sabrina Gomez Darryl Gordesky Roy Gordon Lisa Gottlieb Richard Graves Alyson Gray Rhonda Green Jill Greenman Jason Gross Martha Gunnels Rebekah Hagedorn Allison Hager Patrick Hammond Jeff Hamrick Mimi Han Laura Hankin Camille Harden Christy Harrison juniors 221

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Collms Duncan Kim Collins Tracey Colvin Dawn Comfort Cleveland Cook Todd Cooper Davxd Cornelius Nancy Comillaud Joel Corry Katherme Cox Thomas Cox Mitchell Crowe Bryan Cuevas Marylou Cunningham Alan Dannelly Rhanda Darville David Dayton Robin DePetrlllo Alejandro DeQuesada Mateo DeSola Stephen Devereaux Sylvia Diaz Elliot Dlbbs Lori Donoho Thembi Dube Michael Duclos Heidi Duff Nicole Duhig Deborah Duncan 1 4'-.av 4 K., 10' ' 251 4 ,133 A f ' - f 3 S151 46 1 1. hz 220 juniors Dr. Dolores Aldridge parties wxth two students of Afro American StUdl2S The AAAS Program celebrated xts fifteenth anniversary wlth the umverslty thxs past school year

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Chris Harrow Anne Hartney Suzanne Heemskerk fa- Marcie Hegghldvet Marcy Hendler Waights Henry Terri Herman Nancy Heter Angela Hicks Wendy Hill Stephen Hipp Michael Hirsch Kris Hoellen Gary Holcomb Jodi Holdorf Greg Holland Julie Horn Alisa Hornstein V Joe Huey Sarah Hughes Stacey Hughes Valerie Hummel Rosemary Hunter 'V' Becky Huskey row-Hus arcie Lynn Hegghldvet was a truly unique individual. A junior in the College, she was currently majoring in Liberal Arts. Although she hails originally from Luxembourg, a small principality nes- tled amongst Germany, Belgium, and France, she was a very intelligent, well rounded individual with a zest for life rarely found in people her age. Marcie maintained a very busy schedule since her arrival at Emory. She was an active member of the Saunders Program for Inter- national Cultural Exchange. She was also the founder and president of the Emory Vege- tarian Support Group. The EVSG met three times every week at the Saunders Hall kitch- en to cook vegetarian meals. Marcie was pleased with the size of the group as well as its ethnic diversity. Her favorite ethnic meals were those from the southern region of the Congo. The goal of the group was to provide well- balanced meals at a minimal cost. Each meal was provided for 52.50 per person. Marcie liked to add a bit of zest to her dishes by Vegetarians do not quit for Christmas. With food by Marcie Hegghldvet Kback row, 2nd from Ieftl, the group enjoyed a hearty holiday dinner of red stewed tomatoes, green English peas, and a scrumptious three bean salad. using her home brew, which was an inexpen- sive and good-tasting beer. Other activities of the EVSG included a bicycle tour of the Southern United States to visit vegetarian restaurants and collect recipies. Marcie's final comment on life was to ap- 222 luniors we -r'----9 if- ' proach everything as pseudo-reality. By mix- ing the Humanities, vegetarianism, and cul- tural diversity, Marcie lived on more than one level. lt worked. Donna Beavers and Yasho Lahiri I' il