The Mnemosyne Family

In Greek mythology, Mnemosyne was the Goddess of Memory.  She was the mother of the muses, and Zeus their father.  The Muses are known for "the beauty of their song, which brings joy to any who hear it."   There are nine muses, each with her own specialty:  Clio (history), Urania (astronomy), Melpomene (tragedy), Thalia (comedy), Terpsichore (dance), Calliope (epic poetry), Eratos (love poetry), Polhymnia (songs to the Gods), and Euturpe (lyric poetry).   Melinda Towns founded and named this family.

Winter 1995

Melinda (Towns) Clark and Jennifer Brcka

Winter 1997

Jen Zerba, Roxanna Weisenbach, Melinda (Towns) Clark, Sara Keinath, and Erin McMillan

Winter 1998

Heather Buist, Roxanna Weisenbach, Jen Zerba, Melinda (Towns) Clark

Winter 1998

(back) Jen Zerba and Melinda (Towns) Clark

(front) Heather Buist and Roxanna Weisenbach

Fall 1998

(back) Erin McMillan, Sara Keinath, Jen Zerba

(front) Christina Brown, Heather Buist, Roxanna Weisenbach

Winter 2000

Clockwise from top: Roxanna Weisenbach, Heath Buist, Tabitha Sims, Bridgette Bennet, Christina Brown, and Stephanie McKinney

Fall 2000

Tabitha Sims, Heath Buist, Christina Brown

Winter 2002

(back row) Diana Baer, Christina Brown

(front row) Bridgette Bennett, Shannon McKendry, Tabitha Sims