LYCOMING COLLEGE =^^'^:i;- fTM 3 8 30 10071628 2 C'V TrV ^\ -> t"-' VT- '*V/; Ira vn Jitee,7£^^ V.< ' LYCOMING COLLEGE ARROW YEARBOOK ******** ******** PATRIOTISM" 66 The Stronghold of Lycoming College 2-23 Pg. Fall Activities: opening weekend, Involvement Fair, Campus Carnival, Homecoming, Halloween Festivities, Kirk Cameron, Breaking Benjamin, Jazzman's Opening, Thanksgiving Dinner, and Random Campus Shots. pg. 24-43 Spring Activities: Karaoke, Road Rules, Search Retreat, ^^^^ ' Tsunami Benefit, Leadership Retreat, Relay for Life, Blood Mobile, Howie Day/Starting Line, Theater Productions, Accepted Students Day, Dance Club, and Greek Week. pg. 44- 66 Senior Section: senior Portraits, senior Celebration, Cruise, and Art Show. 67-83 Commencing pg. Activities: Baccalaureate, senior Picnic, Graduation Concert, and Graduation. pg. 84-117 Sports: Football, cross Country, Golf, Men's & Women's Lacrosse, Men's & Women's Soccer, Men's & Women's Swimming, Men's & Women's Basketball, Men's & Women's Tennis, Volleyball, Softball, Wrestling, and Cheerleading. pg. 118-155 Clubs & Organizations: service. Athletic, Greek, Major and Leadership groups. pg. 156-167 Faculty Section: Faculty Portraits and Accomplishments. pg. 168-175 Advertisements: Family & Friends Memory Ads, Business Ads, and College Department Ads. pg. 176 Chieftain Letter: Spotnght of 2005 chieftain, Emlly Lubold. 1 Weekend Opening Each year the college hosts a variety of activities for the incoming freshman and their family. The first day the students are lined up outside the David B. Sykes Gate on Market Street where the students will process through the gates and begin their college career. This year's Freshman Convocation brought a familiar face to Lycoming as the speaker was alumni, David Argall '80, who used his humor to enlighten the incoming students to life at Lycoming. The largest freshman class in a decade with 420 students. While 75 percent of the class is from Pennsylvania, 20 states and 6 foreign countries are also represented. A little less than 10 percent are commuter students, reflectingthe residential character ofLycomingCollege. The class isfairlyevenly divided between men and women with slightly more women. Rodman Berfjeld, Emily Lubold, Kelly Howerler gates to the incoming freshman class. Left- President Douthat and Dean Piper stand at the podium with Rebecca Hileandthespeakerduring Freshman Convocation ^^:w JhS^oCVdHCHt C;ircle K The girls ofAST show off their closeness and their sorority memorabilia. The Gamma Delta Sigma girls grab a biteto eatwhilewaiting fora prospective member. Alpha Xi Delta proudly boasts the newly formed sorority Above- Lauren Salmon and Michelle Morone stare at their CAB information and wonder where the freshman are. (xmptt^ (trmt^of German professor, Virginia Lewis, fights against a Rue Moyer and Josie Castillo dance to the program using the electronic pads below them. Studentsmill around the cotton candy and slushie^^ machine. Lm X Left-Astudent resets the cloth pinsforthe next human ball. Above- The Phi Mu guys push the human bowling ball toward the pins. Right- Phi Mu helpshimgetstrapped intotheball. Homecomin MaCe Crawe & Mr. Mrs. Lyc€