Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

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Daily Activities Become Routine Waking for early classes, sitting un- comfortably through chapel meetings in the gym, and running cross-country or practicing other sports sets the pattern for many of us. After dinner one may return to his room or go to the library to cram for tests or keep ahead of long read- ing assignments. As if by magic, at 9:30 p.m. the books close and the studious pupils descend to the Lion ' s Den, the T.V., or game rooms. After all-in, dorm horseplay and studies continue until tired students call it another day. 22 Campus Life

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UPPER LEFT: A long line of friendly smiles and firm handshakes awaits each student. UP- PER MIDDLE: Dr. and Mrs. Mercer along with John Main are the first to greet the students. UPPER RIGHT: Cindy Meehan reaches the Reading Room where refreshments are served. LOWER LEFT: Harrassment by upperclassmen is at its zenith during the President ' s Reception. LOWER RIGHT: Even the greatest of times has its dull moments for Mr. Don Hill. Campus Lifo 21

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UPPER: The Lion ' s Den is a refreshing place after a day of classes. LOWER LEFT: The day begins early for those with a first period class. LOWER MIDDLE: Because of an increase in enrollment, chapel is held in the gym. LOWER RIGHT: David Kinsey, Greg Renaud, and Don Ford know that practice is necessary for suc- cess. Compus Lifo 23