Gardner Webb University - Web / Anchor Yearbook (Boiling Springs, NC)

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Martin, David Lee Martin, Tracey Lynn Mason, Jennifer Lorraine Mathis, Timothy |acl McCraw, Carrie Anne McCurry, James Stephen McGuire, Jason Grant McManus, Jeanna Michelle McNeal, Shanna Lee McSwain, Charles Kevin Meglii, Craig Eugene Melton, Mitchell Dwight Miller, Marcia Mendoza Mincey, Kristy Anne Mitchell, Alison Jane Mitchell, Carry Ray Monteith, William Joseph Moore, Julie Anne Murchison, David Glenn Muse, Robert William Freshmen 29

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wm ■■■ m HinM Lambert, Cora Elizabeth Lambeth, Laura Michelle Lance, Darrell Kevin Landers, Richard Duane Lassiter, Geoffrey Brien Lawing, Anne Marie Ledbetter, Phyllis Selene Lee, Rebecca Jean Legette, Sharon Laverne Lego, John Patrick Lewis, James Albert Lorick, Rodney Carroll Lowe, Mark Anthony Madden, Lisa Elaine Magnet, Jonathan David Maples, Johnnie Xavier t TM m Betty C. Maina distance from home qualifies a student for honors, Betty Maina gets first prize. Betty is from Kenya, East ' Africa. She comes here seeking expe- rience with a new culture, hier second language is English, so the language adjustment has not been that trouble- some. Other adjustments, however, have not come so easily, especially in the number she has had to make quickly. Gardner-Webb ' s Christian atmo- sphere has helped, and the friendli- ness of the campus makes life easier. Betty has an interest in Sign Lan- guage Studies (offered by the Commu- nications Department), sports (run- ning). Contemporary Christian music, and debate. She brings a perspective to Gardner-Webb that is unusual, and she is sure to leave as many im- pressions as she takes. 28 Freshmen

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wnKsmmm I H Myers, Wendy Michelle Nance, Joseph Kinchin )r. Nations, Robert Bruce jr. Naumann, Jill Denise Neal, Deborah Gayle Newsome, Susan Jan Nguyen, Due Thanh Nichols, Brian Scott Noe, Jonathan Dwight Norman, Holly Ann Norman, Jennifer Anne Nosal, Darren Andrew O ' Neal, Adam Wayne Owens, Don Kevin Owens, Donna Jean Paleologos, Kaloni Nikolaia Michelle Sheree Philemon Michele Philemon is originally from Olympic High in Charlotte, N.C., but her family has recently moved to Rocklyn, California. She is going to major in both psychology and reli- gion. Entering college was much easier than I thought, says Michele. I thought that leaving high school comforts would be awful. The transi- tion, however, has been for the best. College is wonderful. Not only was Michele active in high school cheerleading, service organi- zations, French and science clubs, and student council, but she is now active at Cardner-Webb. She is a SGA freshman senator, the program direc- tor of the psychology club and also a member of the French club, FCA, and the F.O.C.U.S. department of BSU and a Presidential Scholar. Michele ' s interests include ballet and traveling to places like South Africa, Denmark, 30 Freshmen and Sweden. Michele Philemon is a student who stays involved.