Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1978 volume:

LIBRARY BRYAN COLLEGE DAYTON, TN. 3732r i ' w w yf ' f J ' THE LIGHT REVEALED ■b ■-1J Hk P Pj S lhv i 1 p l 2 ' The people which sat in darl ness saw a great light. Matthew 4:16 I THE LIGHT REFLECTED 4 r M, I  ! «,• y • ait,! w ' li vi - ..-- .. fad 12 13 Darkness is emptiness: In the night, nothing is real. The Light comes, and fills us with love: In the day, we can see our fellow man. Light comes, and fills us with joy: In the day, we are not afraid to smile. Light comes, and fills us with hope: In the day, we can see the path ahead. Light comes, and life is full: In the day, all things become new. REVELATION pLt-fi: « i - W-i ' ?i?nm ' . REFLECTION m t ■ • ' ; l -c iMi ' . ' -■■? ? ' ' ' i9 ' 2 ' J ' X ' -■ ■ ' j ' si m m REFRACTION BEGINNING AGAIN Every arrival is different. As freshmen, we arrive reluctantly in station wagons bulging with teddy bears, suitcases, and anxious parents. As continuing students, we return with less luggage, but higher hopes. All of us eager, excited, and a little scared too. For the freshmen, it is the beginning of an apparently endless learning process. Four years is a long time when you ' re only eighteen. For the seniors, though, it is the last time and college is already beginning to be a memory. Four years is a very short time when you have a lifetime in front of you. 1 6 Arriva ' r iiil It is not easy for any of us. Unpacking, registration, and chapel services fill our days. Spare time is scarce, and sleep is precious. But there is one consolation: school has started, and we are on our way! Registration 17 We were in darkness, Then, Light came And we saw Joy. Now we shine out Praising the Light That came through darl ness for us. I, THE LIGHT J] m m m D 20 Honors Day HONORS DAY To God be the Glory! Honors Day 21 LIBRARY Academic Hub of the Campus Middle left: Mrs. Rebecca Van Meeveren, Head Librarian Lower left: Mrs. Harriet Anderson, Assistant Lower right: Mrs. Janet May, Assistant ittMtmlmiifiMt .« iiiiti.Pi i iriW?T - PHJ,i ssa K. u l a ll H ' 11 a l Ir ' i j ' ibj Ufl A I H Hi ' flH w P S yP BI tf t ir H| Bh BBQ K 22 Library « David Wright, Assistant Director of Library Service Library 23 BIBLE DIVISION Emphasis is on the Key Center Dr. John Anderson, Professor of Ancient Languages Mr. Alan Winkler, Ass ' t. Professor of Christian Education Bible 24 Bible Dr. Irving Jensen, Professor of Bible Mr. Robert Andrews, Ass ' t. Professor of Bible Mr, Gary Phillips, Instructor Greek Bible Bible 25 DRAMA t Successful Presentation of The Importance of Being Earnest and God is My Fuehrer HILLTOP }U ms prtseni Gcod is fnuiiierftr bu Gorion Benn Front row (I. to r.): D. Horner, L. Shiftier, K. Keay, M. VanDeusen, L. Norwood, B. Garn, R. Woodall, A. Basden, R. Wood, P. Hicks. Back row (I. to r.): J. Anderlik, P. Chappell, J. Kaiser, H. Kinsey, P. Brown, J. Ashley. 26 Drama President: Darrell Kelley Vice President: David Turner Secretary: Ruth Wood Treasurer: Laurie Shiftier Sponsor: Miss Rachel Ross ■ f% - Sshi, J ■ I Drama 27 28 Drama LITERATURE AND MODERN LANGUAGES DIVISION The Theme is Christ Above All ' rr.r.i V Mr. Kermit Zopfi, Ass ' t. Professor of German Dr. Ruth Kantzer, Assoc. Professor of English Mr. Robert McCarron, Ass ' t. Professor of English Mr. Glen Liebig, Ass ' t. Professor of Spanish 30 Literature Modern Language Dr. Richard Cornelius, Professor of English A | Miss Betty Brynoff, Ass ' t. Professor of English Mr. Frederick Bedford, Ass ' t. Professor of French Spanish Miss Rachel Ross, Ass ' t. Professor of Speech Literature Modern Language 31 Dr. Robert Jenkins, Professor of Business Economics HISTORY, BUSINESS, AND SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISION Integrating Everyday Life and an Everlasting Lord Dr. Robert Spoede, Assoc. Professor of History Soc. Sciences Mr. Robert Wykstra, Ass ' t. Professor of Business 32 History, Business Social Studies fei Dr. William Ketchersid, Assoc. Professor of History History, Business Social Studies 33 KAPPA DELTA PI Education and Life Front row (I. to r): J. Mazunik, R. Strickland, P. Bitner, D. VanAndel. Back row (I. to r): C. Rockafellow, M. Ely, A. Davis, D. Frost, C. Robertson, L. Mikels, D. Martinez, D. Day, L. Pritt. President: John Mazunik Vice President: Frank Kyker Secretary-Treasurer: Cathy Robertson 34 Kappa Delta Pi BROCCOLI BOWL Just Havin ' Fun m • n S4 ri 14, - v J Broccoli Bowl 35 Dr. Paul Biggers, Assoc. Professor of Education Mr. Steve Bradshaw, Instructor of Psychology Dr. Wayne Dixon, Ass ' t. Professor of Health Physical Education ' : i It : ' Miss Deborah Whitlow, Instructor of Health Physical Education 36 Education Psychology Mr. John Reeser, Ass ' t. Professor of Physical Education EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY DIVISION Learning, That We May Teach Mr. Robert Larzelere, Ass ' t. Professor of Psychology Dr Mayme Bedford, Assoc Professor of Education Mr. Malcolm Fary, Assoc. Professor of Education Education Psychology 37 BAND Praising Him With All the Instruments Front row (I. to r): K. Saunders, M. Stephanitis, R. Staples, T. Branson, D. Roberts. Back row (1. to r.): A. Castlen, J. Rathbun, S. Smith, S. Pursley. 38 Band Front row (I. to r): K. Alloti. D. Kelly, J. Beetem, B. Reese. Middle row (I. to r); C. Beck, R. Beck, S. Weir, M. Kirtley. Back row (I. to r.): C. Adams, M. Hester, L. Patterson. Director; Mr. William Boyd President: Anthony Castlen Vice President: Tom Branson Secretary-Treasurer: Karen Saunders Head Librarian: Kathy Beck Band 39 CONCERT CHOIR Singing With Joy in Our Hearts President: Jerry Clothier Vice President: Randy Stewart Secretaries: Anita Jaggers Cathy Jewett Becky Stafford Treasurer: Kathy Beck Stage Manager: Dan Boeddeker Front row (I. to r.): C. Coker, D. Hamilton, K. Burtz, P. Coker, J. McCormick, K. Beck, B. Stafford, M. Barrett, L. Barton. Middle row (I. to r,): S. Woychuk, M. VanDeusen, C. Jewett, J. Cushnie, S. Bentley, D. Ragland. C. Hamilton, M. Matthews, A. Jaggers. Back row (I. to r.): J. Clothier, R. Beck, T. Branson, T. Noe, D. Gross, R. Decker, D. Boeddeker, R. Roberts, M. Hester, R. Stewart, B. Strlne, J. Newkirk, D. Roberts. 40 Concert Choir COLLEGIATE SINGERS Director: Dr. Bob Neil Front row (I. to r); R. Beck, B. Stafford, C. Jewett, R. Stewart. Middle row (I. to r.): S. Woychuk, K. Burtz, T. Branson, M. Matthews, C. Coker. Back row (I. to r): J. Clothier, D. Boeddeker, S. Bentley, M. Hester. ART SHOW Displaying Our Talents Painting: Susan Shields— 1st Teri Stewart— 2nd Rudy Wolter— 3rd Ceramics: Dennis King— 1st Judy Park— 2nd Dennis King— 3rd Drawing: Judy Park— 1st Lori Rostollan— 2nd Kim Crook— 3rd Photography: Beth Shreeves— 1st, 2nd Coen Gilmore— 3rd Sculpture: ■ Rudy Wolter— 1st Ri .v-;is ■:;;,;%- iitK - y- - ' ' ' V i jl ' SJIf K IJ Sm Si % 1 ' ., ■  M 42 Art Show Mrs. Mary Holt, Ass ' t. Professor of Music FINE ARTS DIVISION To Know and to Love the Good Mr. Kent Juillard, Ass ' t. Professor of Art Mr. William Boyd, Ass ' t. Professor of Music 44 Fine Arts Dr. Bob Neil, Ass ' t. Professor of Music Mrs. Ruth Bartlett. Ass ' t. Professor of Music Fine Arts 45 Mrs. Betty Giesemann, Instructor of Chemistry Dr. Phillip Lestmann, Ass ' t. Professor of Mathematics Mr. Martin Hartzell, Ass ' t Professor of Biology Dr. Merlin Grieser, Ass ' t. Professor of Chemistry Physics ' 46 Natural Science Dr. Willard Henning, Professor of Biology NATURAL SCIENCE DIVISION Appreciating and Applying God ' s Gifts Dr. Ralph Paisley, Assoc. Professor of Biology Dr. Richard Barnharl, Assoc. Professor of Mathematics Natural Science 47 DAY OF PRAYER .JK J ..di. EtS. . iX ' ii ._jiaKr:v?fiA: Getting to Our Father Better . . . . . . through personal and group prayer . . . through meditation and the Word . through inspiring speakers Mr. Galen Gall and Mr. Raymond Crawford 48 Day of Prayer -—t- Day of Prayer 49 CONFERENCES Each semester at Bryan begins with a conference which helps us get the year off to a good start. The Fall, 1977, Semester began with a Spiritual Life Conference with Rev. Manfred Kettering of Orlando, Florida, as speaker. The challenging messages of Mr. Kettering moved us to examine our own walk in the Spirit, The Spring, 1978, Semester opened with the Bryan Missionary Conference. Once again Bryan students were stirred up by the messages of speakers Al Piatt and George Verwer, while a variety of workshops and informal meetings provided indepth views into missions and their role in our lives. Conferences 51 Around us, there is darkness But through it, Light has come Scattered ashes of night Fall around us as the Light Dawns in our hearts and awakens our minds. THE LIGHT m m O H m D PRESIDENT ' S RECEPTION We were told it was a tradition — an unbreakable one at that. Arguing was to no avail— we were doomed to go. The traumatic experience of running in formal clothes through a gauntlet of howling, rice-slinging upperclassmen dulled the initial shock of meeting our blind dates. After passing through that line, facing the long line of smiling professors and staff was easy. During the skit and slides that followed the reception line, we finally began to get to know our dates. After almost forever we left, and the dreaded President ' s Reception was over. Another Freshman memory was complete. 54 President ' s Reception FRESHMAN INITIATION We were terrified. Countless tales of woe and warning, all calculated to set our hair on end, circulated among us. We heard of electric hot seats, of being bombarded with rotten eggs, and of 20-mile treks through the country at 4 a.m. But fortunately our fears had little ground. The worst we got was the embarrassing privilege of acting in an impromptu one-act play, or of participating in a chocolate- banana pig-out. It wasn ' t half as bad as we ' d expected, and when it was over, we decided it had been fun— almost! Freshman Initiation 55 FRESHMEN • ' ' ' ' t ' ' !i ai A O- ' -jitf ..- ' ■■ --:aap :: CLASS OFFICERS (I. to r.): David Lamberson, president; Sharon Woychuk, secretary-treasurer; David Fry, vice president. Adamson, Dale Addleton, Nancy Alotti, Kathy Archer, Dale Archer, Walker Ardelean, Janet Ashley, James Barbour, David Barge, Mark Barrett, Mary Barton, Laurel Basden, Avy Beck, Cathy Beck, Ronald Beecham, Joel 56 Freshmen Bigham, Dottie Bishop, Blaine Borja, Diana Brooks, Brenda Bruner, David Burt, Rebecca Chapman, Cecelia Classen, David Cleaves, Francisco Coe, Stephan Cole, Kenneth Collins, Renata Courtwright, Allan Crisler, Karin Crook, Kim Freshmen 57 Dunkerton, Peter Dye, Karen Ensley, Bryan Farris, Jonathan Fary, Craig Ferry, Michael Foster, Douglas Fravel, Laura Frey, Amy Fry, David Garlow, Eugene Garn, Beth Gooch, Mike Gross, David Hambley, Judy Hamilton, Darlene Harrison, Bruce Henry, Pamela Hicks, Phyllis Hine. Christopher Mines, David Hollin, Tony Hook, Jenny Horner, Dawne Huffman, Nyles Hunter, Janet Keay, Kim Kuhn, Teresa Lamberson, David 58 Freshman Loveland, Randall Loveland, Robert MacDonald, David Manning, Tina Manuel, Michele Matthews, Monique McClelland, Ronald McCormick, Jill McCready, Chris McNeese, Danny McSmith, Dean Michel, Suzanne Freshman 59 Miller, Joseph Miller, Julie Miller, Paulette Moeller, Mary Mosgrove, Teresa Murphy, Karey Neal, Wayne Neddo, Phillip Norton, Sandra Norwood, Lynn Park, Judy Plank, Brad Pryor, Charlotte Pursley, Steve Quijada, RIna Ragland, Darlene Randel, Mary Reehoff, Connie Roberts, Daryl 60 Freshmen Roberts, Jim Roberts, Rick Ropp, Dean Rushton, Sue Salyer, David Sasnett, Todd Saunders, Karen Schneider-Paas, Arno Schoffstall, Betti Shreeves, Beth Smith, Scott Snyder, Lori Stanbrough, Paul Steponaitis, Mark Stewart, Teryl Strine, William Stroup, Tim Thompson, David Townsend, Debbie Treadway, Joan Tubbs, Jon Urie, Dale Vannoy, Richard Winkler, Gloria Witherovi , Donna Witter, Stephen Woychuk, Sharon Young, Heather Yover, Deborah Zopfi, Carol Not pictured: Duttey, John Irons, Robin Lampi, Ben Wroten, Janet Freshmen 61 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS (l. to r): Juanita Fowler, secretary-treasurer; David Marvin, vice president; David Zopfi, business manager; Tim Cox, president Adkins, Betsy Aliart, Pennie Aldrich, Nancy Anderlil , Jerry Anderson, Laurie Archer, Carolyn Atkinson, Dean Bagdanovich, Mike Bailey, Rosanne Barber, Jonathan Barber, Sheila Bay, Nancy Becker, Tim Bitner, Paul Boeddeker, Dan 62 Sophomores Branson, Tom Brewer, Kensil Brooks, Carol Brown, Laurie Brown, Paul Brown, Sally Buckley, Thomas Bunn, Marvin Button, Barbara Chapman, Cathy Chappell, Paul Chilen, Mike Combs, Mark Cox, David Cox, Tim DaCosta Correia, Roger David, Patricia Deaton, Martha Depew, Bobbi-Jean Detrick, Ann Dodd, Brad Drummond, Vicki Sophomores 63 Duckett, Diane Fain, John Felts, John Ferris, Carol Fitzberger, Steve Flanagan, Fran Fowler, Juanita Freeman, Bonnie Fulks, Rusty Gadd, Greg Garren, Debbie Giberson, Nancy Giesel, Paul Gilmore, Coen Goines, Susan Gordon, Mike Grenga, Faye Hamilton, Cheryl Ha milton, Connie Harrington, Pam Heltzel, Ninette Henson, Ken 64 Sophomores Hestor, Malcolm Hicks, Gary Holland, Jim Hook, Sharon Huss, Rick daggers, Anita Jenkins, Karen Jensen, Robert Jewett, Cathy Johnson, David Kaiser, John Kelly, Daphne Kinsey, Hartley Knox, Justin Kultau, James Laegler, Karl Lax, Bruce Loveland, Jeff Sophomores 65 Luck, Margaret Margus, Lynn Marler, Margaret Maroon, Tad Marvin, David Mathis, Angela Merricl , Michael Milaschewski, Richard Mitchell, Rebecca Morrill, Kathryn Morris, Tony Parson, Joy Patterson, Linda Poland, Pamela Prentice, Neil Preston, Rick Puckett, Barbara Puryear, Randy Puzey, Jay Rathbun, John Mark 66 Sophomores ■fkH-uMm) ' -aw liCv.-.- . iJI . Redden, Beth Richardson, Connie Robbins, Mark Ruark, Ronald Ryle, Rodney Sayers, Michael Shiftier, Laurie Smith, Susan Somers, Katrina Soyster, Jim Stack, Sandy Stafford, Becky Staples, Don Staples, Ron Swed, Candy Swed, Sandy Terry, Deborah Thomas, Martha Thomas, Shannon Tinker, John Traub, George Tromanhauser, David Verigan, Faith Watkins, Cherie Williams, Kathryn Sophomores 67 Not pictured: Hoffman, Bob Lahdeaho, Erkki Noe, Tim Williams, Susan Witte, Tim Wood, Carole Woodall, Becky Wright, Gregg Zopfi, Dav4d 68 Sophomores JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS (l to r): Charlie Goodman, vice president; Kafhy Wright, secretary-treasurer; David Drake, president Adams, Cheryl Alberts, Mark Ammerman, Mark Ayers, Karen Banks, Wayne Barnett, Morris Beck, Kathleen Bell, Larry Bentley, Shari Berndt, Bruce Blatter, Trudi Bow en, Jodi-Lynn Bowers, Bruce Boyce, Bryan Breese, Gail Juniors 69 Brown, Pat Bryan. Carolyn Bryan, Julie Buckley, Mike Burtz, Koreen Call, Tony Campbell, Tom Carver. Johnny Castleton, Tony Chapman, Brian Claes, Mark Clarke, Eric Cleland, Kim Coker, Ceil Coker, Lisa Cole, Richard Combs, Antoinette Conner, Gary Cudney, William Davis, Anita Day, Debbie Decker, Ron Drake, David Duncan, Lance Durham, Candace Duvall, Faith Duvall, Ora Echols, Cheryl Ediger, Merle Brink, Stephen 70 Juniors Eggert, Peter Felts, Stephan Frost, Denise Gettig, Brenda Godbee, Deborah Goodman, Charles Graton, John Grosser, Bob Gzanowicz, Helen Hall, Glltton Hamilton, Leslie Hanna, John Harbour, Ken Harris, Jeff Hawthorne, Ralph Juniors 71 Mine, Steve Holland, Ripple Jefferson, Debbie Johnson, Tim Johnson, Wes Jones, Tim Judge, Cynthia Kindsfather, Delura Kirtley, Mary Lewis. Lynn Liebig, Lisa Martin, Cindy Martinez, Debora Maxey, Susan May, Brian McBride, Anthony McKinney, Richard McReynolds, Kathy Meznar, Jenny Mikels, Laurel Miller, Steve Moniz, David Mosley, Mike Nevi kirk, W. John Padgett, Mark Parrott, Donna w r A ( f; :: i 72 Juniors Parrott, William Porter, Eldon Prettyman, Steve Pritt, Linda Quarles, Susan Quick, Brian Reese, Beth Robbins, Alice Robeson, Helen Rostollan, Joseph Runyon, Joseph Salley, John TT Sanders, Norma Sawyer, Tim Seale, Ed Seymour, James Shaver, David Shields, Susan Skifstad, Jerry Sligh, David Smith, Evan Somers, Pamela Spaeth, Donald Stevenson, Vernon Stev arl, Randy Juniors 73 Szczepanski, Rose Taylor, Charles TImblin, Coleen Tindal, Telene Torbett, Richard VanAndel, Dan VanDeusen, Merrily Vega, Carlos Ware, Stephan Warren, Jean Weir, Stan Welch, Judy Wells, James West, Barry Whipple, George Wiggers, Jan Wolter, Rudy Wood, Ruth Wright, Kathryn Not pictured: McGrew, Justin Thompson, Mildred 74 Juniors . I Time out 75 SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS (l. to r.): Rob Jones, vice president; Wilma Mason, secretary-treasurer; Andrew Emerson, president Armstrong, Christopher Biology Bailey, Donald Business Administration Bassford, Charles Business Administration Bauer, C. William Christian Education Bell, Jackie Business Administration Blanchard, Samuel Biology Blanton, Douglas History Boggs, Beth Biology 76 Seniors Who ' s Who: Jerry Cline Boice. Kathryn History Branham, Rebecca English Burt, Louise InGO Cline, Gerald Business Administration Clothier, Walter Church Music Cope, Cheryl Elementary Education Criswell, Stephen Business Administration Darby, Allan Elementary Education Davey, Daniel History Dingee, Graydon Christian Education Driver, Millicent Elementary Education Dunlap, Shelia Elementary Education Eggert, Timothy Biology Eldridge, Michael Business Education Ely, Marion Elementary Education Emerson, Andrew History Everett, Judith Elementary Education Seniors 77 Ferguson, Douglas English Flenniken, Mary Christian Education Franklin, Verna English Garren, Karen Elementary Education Gatch, Douglas Christian Education Germann, Luke Elementary Education Glover, James Business Administration Goehring, H. Lynette Christian Education Gordy, Carol English Grieco, Kenneth Greek Grosh, Pamela Psychology Hall, Wesley Christian Education Who ' s Who Upper: Jerry Clothier Lower: Jack Bell 78 Seniors I Halvorsen, Lindy Elementary Education Harris, J. David Psycliology Hatfield, James Business Administration Hathaway, Michael Accounting Heiple, Gerald Biology Heller, Donna Elementary Education Helm, Linda History Hewlett, Donald Business Administation Hick, Brian Bible Holt, Beverly Elementary Education Horton, Lavenia Elementary Education Ihde, Lyie Psyc hology Seniors 79 Jasso, Janet Elementary Education Jensen, Karen Christian Education Johnson, Dorothy Biology Jones, Daniel Business Administration Jones, Robert Biology Kelley, Darrell Business Administration King, Dennis Bible Knottnerus, Alida Elementary Education Koch, Betty Elementary Education Koch, Donna English Kyker, B. Franklin, II Elementary Education Lahdeaho, Seppo History Who ' s Who Upper: Linda Liebig Lower: Marion Ely 80 Seniors Who ' s Who Upper: Britt Mishow Lower: Dottie Johnson Lane, Mary Elementary Education Levengood, Kathy Business Administration Levine, Pamela Elementary Education Liebig, Janet Psychology Liebig, Linda Elementary Education Madden, Bonnie English Martin, Pamela Elementary Education Mason, Wilma Business Administration Maxwell, Charlynn Biology Maya, Sylvia Christian Education Mazunik, John English McCarthy, Paul Mathematics McClelland, Leann Elementary Education Seniors 81 McElwain, Patrick English McKenzie, Linda Elementary Education McLeod, David History McMichael, David Christian Education Merritt, Vicki Business Education Meznar, Joan History Mishow, Britton Business Administration Moore, John History Murphey, Coleen l sychology Nestor, Karen Elementary Education Newsome, Mark English Nicholas, Charles Business Administration Christian Education Nicholas, Shirley Christian Education North, Frances History Otto, Jonathon Elementary Education Peterson, Robert History Who ' s Who: David Spoede 82 Seniors Who ' s Who Upper: Cathy Robertson Lower: Marcia Tobias Posey, Sherry Elementary Education Post, Carol Psychology Powell, Cecelia Elementary Education Robertson, Catherine Elementary Education Rockafellow, Connie Elementary Education Ruark, Vicki Elementary Education Sanders, Nancy English Spoede, David History Staples, Timothy Business Administration Accounting Starch, Debra Elementary Education Seniors 83 Who ' s Who Middle: Karen Jensen Lower: Dennis King Strickland, Reginald Psychology fl| Sutton, Wayne Christian Education Swartz, Anna Elementary Education Taylor, Howard Business Administration Thrasher, Deborah Elementary Education Threatt. Donald Bible Timmins, Peter Business Administration Tobias, Marcia Elementary Education Utz, Lori Elementary Education 84 Seniors VanAndel, David Psychology VanDerPoel, Dorothy English Vega, Jose Business Administration Wentworth, Brenda Elementary Education Wigden, Christine Christian Education Wolfe, James Business Administration Wood, Michael Business Education Woodring, Roger Business Administration Woodworth, Debra Elementary Education Young, Dorothy Elementary Education Seniors 85 SENIOR TRIP One Last Fling 86 Senior Trip I T?: Senior Trip 87 SENIOR CHAPEL Evening Things Up 88 Senior Chapel Jf F mf fC2S2k a - • iv - M% -■ . - -. ' _ : • •■•I- . JUNIOR- SENIOR BANQUET A Night to Remember Junior-Senior Banquet 89 irjrXL 90 Junior-Senior Banquet JUNIOR-SENIOR COMMITTEE: Front row (I. to r): P Eggert, D. Drake, E, Smith. Middle row (I. to r): C. Bryan, K Wright. S. Bentley. Dr. B Richardson. Bacit row (1. to r.): M. Kirtley. W. Johnson. Junior-Senior Banquet 91 GRADUATION Thank you, and Goodbye lBl5 ' ' S-Smi IBi JiiiB Jar B W . « £- C i ' ■- i a 92 Graduation Graduation 93 DORM LIFE Whadaya mean Baby Powder Battles? ' WOMEN RESIDENT ASSISTANTS (I. to r): M. Ely, L. Anderson, C. Robertson. D. Day, S. Maxey, D. Duckett, K. Wright, J. Meznar. 94 Dorm Life Dorm Life 95 RESIDENT ASSISTANTS: J. Welch, B. Mishow. 96 Dorm Life MEN RESIDENT ASSISTANTS Front row (i to r): R. Ruark, J. Cline, E. Hedin, D. Drake, N. Prentice. Back row (I. to r.): M. Newsome, D. Hewlett, C. Goodman. Dorm Life 97 i A ' s-:bsi stmxijcSSSKBM Ix. X 98 Dorm Life Dorm Life 99 DAY STUDENTS School for a Day . . . Everyday 100 Day Student Day student 101 102 Married Students MARRIED STUDENTS Bliss and Books Married Students 103 STUDENT WORKERS Studying on the Job Od L- __ ' T i ■■■■•■!r-Si ari ' RI mm ' H|[ s p km rf mM 3rs te A. -i % V student Workers 105 ii !iu BWA Thanks for the Cake, Mom and Dad 106 BWA 1 CHAPELS Spiritual Steering Chapels 107 STUDENT SENATE Making Decisions and Trying to Keep Us All Happy President: David Spoede Vice President: Ron Ruark Secretary: Jenny Meznar Business Manager: Joan Meznar Front (I. to r ); A. Detrick, B, Garn, J. Meznar, D. Spoede, R. Ruark, J. Meznar, N. Sanders. Back row (I. to r): D. Lamberson, S. Weir, T. Cox, J Mazunik, 0. Drake, A. Emerson, 0. Larson, B MIshow, M. Bagdanovich, J. Wells. Student Senate 109 Dr. J. Wesley McKinney— Memphis, Tennessee Mrs. Clifford Norman — Clemmons, North Carolina Mr. Robert Norris— Dayton, Tennessee Mr. Albert Page— Gaithersburg, Maryland Mr. Ben Purser— Dayton, Tennessee Mr. E.J. Robeson, III— Chester, South Carolina Dr. J.J. Rodgers — Dayton, Tennessee Mr. Mark Senter— Jonas Ridge, North Carolina Mr. John Steffner — Chattanooga, Tennessee Rev. W. Earle Stevens, Jr.— Memphis, Tennessee Mr. C.P. Swafford— Dayton, Tennessee Mr. C. Barry Whitney— Augusta, Georgia 1 1 Trustees L TRUSTEES Responsibility is Their Business Chairman: Dr. Ian Hay— Cedar Grove, New Jersey Vice Chairman: Mr. James Barth— Poland, Ohio Secretary: Mr. Morris Brodsky— Fincastie, Virginia Dr. C. Markham Berry— Atlanta, Georgia Mr. John Cammenga— Dayton, Tennessee Mr. R. Don Efird— Kannapolls, North Carolina Mr. W.C. Frykman— Wheaton, Illinois Miss Ruth Huston— Lexington, Kentucky Dr. Karl Keefer— Martin, Tennessee Mrs. Fred Kinser— Atlanta, Georgia Mr. Lewis Llewellyn— Sebring, Florida Trustees 1 1 1 ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF Keeping Things Going Upper right: Dr. Theodore C. Mercer, President Lower left: Mrs. Betty Wynsema, Secretary to President Lower right: Mrs. Virginia Schmicl l, Secretary to Vice President 112 Administration Staff Upper left: Dr. John B. Bartlett, Vice President; Academic Dean Upper right, Student Personnel— (I. to r.): Mr. Kermit Zopfi, Dean of Student Administrative Co-ordinator; Miss Karin deRosset, Dean of Women; Mr. Robert Andrews, Dean of Men; Mr. Jim Hughson, Ass ' t to Dean of Students; Miss Cynthia Chrisfield, Secretary to Dean of Students. Lower left, Registrar ' s Office— (I. to r.): Miss Barbara Howard, Assistant Registrar; Mr. Glen Liebig, Registrar Assoc. Academic Dean; Mrs. Josephine Boyd, Secretary to Registrar. Administration Staff 113 Upper, Business Office-(l. to r.): Mrs, Hilda Daugherty, Bool keeper; Mrs. Wilma Harrow, Accounts Payable Clerk; Mr. Carlos Carter, Business Manager; Mr. Vern Archer, Treasurer; Mrs. Beth Cali, Cashier; Mrs. Peggy Steele, Loan Clerk. Lower left: Mr. Charles Robinson, Ass ' t. Director of Public Relations; Miss Rebecca Peck, Alumni Executive Secretary. Lower right, (I. to r.): Mrs. Lori Rostollan, Mail Clerk Clerical Ass ' t.; Miss Wanda Davey, Director of Printing Mailing. Upper left: Mrs. Debra Wright, College Nurse Upper right, Admissions Office— (I. to r.): Mrs. Elizabeth Otto, Clerical Ass ' t.; Miss Madge Hughy, Secretary; Miss Zelpha Russell, Director; Mr. Neil Magnussen, Admissions Counselor; Mr. Walter Seera, Director of Student Recruitment. Lower, Counseling Services— (I. to r.): Mrs. Joyce Hollin, Ass ' t. Student Aid Officer; Mr. David Mercer, Research Ass ' t.; Mr. Dale Linebaugh, Counselor Student Work Co-ordinator; Mrs. Mayme Bedford, Dean of Counseling Service Student Aid Officer; Mrs. Mildred Arnold, Clerical Ass ' t. Administratio j. ' Staff 115 Upper right, Administrative Support Systems— (I. to r,): Mrs. Eleanor Steele; Mrs. Brenda Wooten; Mrs. Gleneale Zopfi, Switch Operator; Mrs. Patricia Kinney; Mrs. Shirley Holmes, Manager. Upper left: Mrs. Elsie Porter, Housekeeper Lower left: Mr. Russell Stansbury, Director of Special ' v Projects Lower right: Mrs. Mary Liebig, Bookstore Manager 116 Administration Staff f I Upper left: Mr. Jeff Tubbs, Director of Intramurals; Ass ' t. to Athletic Director Upper right, Maintenance— front row (I. to r): Mr. Mendel Matherly, Mr. Peter Harris, Mr. William Gather. Back row (I. to r.): Mr. Burch Porter, Mr. Dennis King. Lower left: Mr. Mrs. Doyle Argo, Food-Service Managers Lower right: Mr. Larry Woolen, Supervisor Buildings Grounds L ' Administration Staff 117 Now, we are prisms: More than reflecting, we absorb. We take the Light And separate it into all its parts. And from the shattered Light there radiates The multicolored spectrum of our lives. THE LIGHT J3 m Tl O H m o p.- s PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN INVOLVEMENT Director: Mr. Tom Varney I have come as light into the world that everyone who believes in Me may not remain in darkness. -John 12:46 -: « Front row (I. to r.): B. Bauer, N. Sanders, L. Anderson, C. Timblin, J. Welch, E. Smitti. Back row (I. to r): T. Varney, T. Staples, J. Wolfe, T. Cox, K. Laegeler, J. Wells, J. Graton. 120 PCI President: Jim Wells Vice Presidents: Gospel Teams: Jim Wolfe Public School Ministry: Bill Bauer FISH: Tim Cox SMP: Judy Welch SFMF: Evan Smith Treasurer: Tim Staples Publicity Chairman: Steve Prettyman Librarian: Norma Sanders Sponsor: Dr. Brian Richardson Advisor: Mr. Kermit Zopfi v rv . PCI 121 122 PCI PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN INVOLVEMENT issions Irogran Pray for PCI is devoted to serving Christ througii practical involvement with people. The various ministries of PCI include Awana Clubs, Big Brother— Big Sister Programs, Gospel Teams, Open-Air Evangelism, Jail Ministry, Nursing Home Ministry, Student Foreign Missions Fellowship, Summer Missions Program, and Prayer Bands. The aim of PCI is to glorify God by proclaiming the Good News in many effective areas of witness. Truly, PCI is not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ!! PCI 123 :a 124 PCI Our Summer Missionaries: Front row (I. to r): Jill Helsier, Anita Jaggers, Nancy Aldrich, Daphne Kelly. Back row (I. to r): Dean Ropp, John Graton, Mickey Merrick. PCI 125 BANQUETS Homecoming Banquet— October 1 Thanksgiving Banquet— November 19 Christmas Banquet— December 10 Valentine Banquet— February 11 Athletic Banquet— April 21 l! l I 126 Banquets Banquets 127 STUDENT UNION 128 Student Union Front row (I. to r): L. Germann. E. Hedin, B. Grosser, L. Bailey, B. Mishow, D. Classe n. Middle row (I. to r): P. Bitner, T. Staples, S. Lahdeaho, D. Hines. Back row (I. to r): A. Jaggers, S. Maya, J. Hawkins, P. Henry, K. Morrill. President: Britt Mishow Vice President: Activities: Luke Germann Student Personnel: Eric Hedin Secretary: Jean Hawkins Treasurer: Tim Staples Student Union 129 The Main Reason Why Bryan is a Fun School ' 130 Student Union student Union 131 COMMONER STAFF Telling It Like It Was Advisor: Mr. Charles Robinson Editor-in-Chief: Anita Davis Lay-out Editor: Faith DuVall Copy Editor: Karen Jenkins Photographers: Beth Shreeves Coen Gilmore Gary Hicks L. to r.: C. Gilmore, N. Addleton, A. Davis, D. Ferguson, F. DuVall, Mrs. C. Robinson, B. Shreeves, D. Frost, Mr. C. Robinson, A. Jaggers, A. Detrick. Not pictured: C. Lee, K. Jenkins, G. Hicks. 132 Commoner Staff Business Manager: Doug Ferguson Typist: Anita Jaggers Assistants: Nancy Addleton, Jerry Cloittier, Ann Detricl , Denise Frost, Chris Lee, John Rathbun. Representative: Mr. Boyce Callahan Commoner Staff 133 ATHLETIC BANQUET As the Ball Bounces 134 Athletic Banquet Men Co-Athletes of the Year: Jerry Cline Luke Germann Woman of the Year: Sandy Stack Most Valuable Players: Mike Wood— Cross Country Louise Burt— Volleyball Jim Soyster— Soccer, Defense Luke Germann— Soccer, Offense Sandy Stack— Women ' s Basketball Jerry Cline— Men ' s Basketball David Sligh— Tennis Hustle Award: Mike Gordon Athletic Banquet 135 INTRAMURALS Fun and Games • X ' Football Champions: Seniors Men ' s Basketball Champions: Juniors Women ' s Basketball Champions: Sophomores Volleyball Champions: Sophomores Softball Champions: Seniors Overall Champions: Seniors Intramurals 137 If if: ■( v ; ' .Vi ' -.:t ' .. 138 NCCAA NCCAA SOCCER CHAMPS 1? u , ' ■•■.• ' ' J  ' - 9 y9 -3? ' . J ' d i - Third Time in a Row HONORS All American: Luke Germann, Carlos Vega. TISA All Conference: Luke Germann, Carlos Vega. NCCAA All-District V All-Stars: Luke Germann, Carlos Vega, Rocky DaCosta, Brian Chapman. NCCAA All-Tournament Team: Luke Germann— MVP, Carlos Vega, Jim Soyster. NCCAA Coach of the Year: John Reeser. NCCAA 139 SOCCER Bryan Boyce Brian Chapman y -:-nmt Archie Cole Rocky DaCosta Mil e Gordon Lul e Germann Carlos Vega 140 Soccer NCCAA :CER CHAHPIONS 1977 We Are The Champions! Seppo Lahdeaho Jose Vega Tim Becker Charlie Goodman Jim Soyster Mark Padgett Neil Prentice Soccer 141 Phil Neddo Cisco Cleaves Bruce Harrison 142 Soccer a. Ja i ' J Soccer 143 CHEERLEADERS Front to back: D. Hamilton, C. Swed, C. Watkins, S. Swed, K. Levengood, T. Blatter. Not pictured: C. Chapman. Kathy Levengood, captain Cathy Chapman Candy Swed 144 Cheerleaders « The Spirit Behind The Team The Crowd And The Victory Sandy Swed Cheri Watkins .- 3JJi ' JfV)W. Cheerleaders 145 Trudi Blatter Darlene Hamilton 146 Cheerleaders VOLLEYBALL Front row (I. to r): J. Meznar, B. Puckett, F. Flanagan, K. Saunders, D. Koch. Middle row (I. to r); D. Whitlow, coach; B. Burt; R. Collins; L. Burt; K. McReynolds; D. Thrasher, manager; D. Hewlett, assistant coach. Back row (I. to r.); N. Giberson, G. Breese, L. Barton. A Winning Season . . . Again Volleyball 147 pl 148 Volleyball ' (pii|ir PP(Hf p f i i w I K- T ' Y- Volleyball 149 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Front row (I. to r.): K. McReynolds, S. Stack, F. DuVall, J. Ardelean, L. Burt, B. Branham, B. Burt, D. Garren. Back row (I. to r.): Jeff Tubbs. coach; John Tubbs, statistician; M. Deaton, manager; K. Williams, statistician. Not pictured: Connie Reehoff. 150 Women ' s Basketball A Rough Year Women ' s Basketball 151 152 Women ' s Basketball MEN ' S BASKETBALL Front row (I. to r): S. Weir, manager; M. Eldridge, R. Preston, G. Conners, R. McKinney, D. Archer. Back row (I. to r): R. Torbett, A. Courfright, M. Hathaway, J. Cline, D. Ropp, W. Johnson, R. Wolter, M. Mosley Looking Forward to Next Year Men ' s Basketball 153 154 Men ' s Basketball I 1 y f ' i-v :v ' Si ' , 10 Men ' s Basketball 155 CROSS COUNTRY Front row (1. to r): E. Seale, J. Beecham, B. Grosser, J. Roberts, H. Kinsey, C. Mine, B. Berndt, M. Wood, K. Davey, K. Gatch, T. McBride. Back row (I. to r.): E. Clarke; J. Tubbs, coach; G. Reehoff, manager. Not pictured: Jon Tubbs, manager. Hard Work is the Key 156 Cross Country Mike Wood Kevin Davey Bob Grosser rrt-fi i£ - Cross Country 1 57 - Baseball Front row (I. to r): D. Hewlett, B. West, J. Vega, R. Ryle, J. Miller. Middle row (I. to r.): N. Prentice, P. Chappell, P. Brown, D. Tromanhauser, S. Coe, E. Lahdeaho. Back row (I. to r.): W. Dixon, coach; D. Man in; J. Cline; J. Holland; T. Hollin; R. Woodring; B. Chapman. Batter up! 1 58 Baseball v  lf p -- !! ' - ' rzZ. ' ;l - ' : ..TLt .i Baseball 159 TENNIS Front row (I. to r.): D. VanAndel, T. Stroup, D. Bruner, J. Ashley. Back row (I. to r.): Coach J. Reeser, R. Jensen, D. Sligh, S. Ware, R. Wolter. Luv is Never a Losing Score 160 Tennis Front row (I. to r.): C. Powell, C. Maxwell, C. Bryan, C. Coker. Back row (I. to r.): Coach D. Whitlow, N. Sanders, C. Gordy, S. Michel, S. Bentley. Not pictured: S. Stack. Tennis 161 ,« . ■;■ ■ ' ;V, «■ . . a Wl i i-l t- P! 4 ■— -| — h- P :::t:l:t::n: :|k!!::3 1; — — H T --H T P-i - - + -- ' H 1 - r ' fe — -- — XX _--- , -L 1 Tt - - ? «n '  i 162 Tennis - -■ V ' - SOFTBALL Front row (I. to r.): A. Courtright, assistant coach; R. Wood, statistician; N. Bay; S. Stack; J. Hawkins; L. Helm; K. McReynolds, captain. Back row (L to r): C. Rockafellow, J. Hook, A. Davis, S, Dunlap, D. Garren, D. Urie. Playing to Win Softball 163 MEN ' S BASKETBALL Us Them 91 Johnson Bible 59 105 Trevecca 80 GRACE THANKSGIVING TOURNEY 57 Bethel (Ind.) 75 88 Geneva 86 73 Delta State 84 75 King 88 75 Emory Henry 72 47 Bethel (Tenn.) 55 72 Tenn. Wesleyan 77 86 King 80 76 Milligan 80 92 Tusculum 70 72 Covenant 66 77 Lee 89 68 Emory Henry 53 97 Johnson Bible 59 82 Temple 88 87 Tenn. Wesleyan 95 50 Temple 77 69 Bethel (Tenn.) 88 71 Milligan 93 83 Tusculum 89 90 Covenant iai 84 Lee 103 99 Trevecca SCAC 105 68 Temple 69 87 Covenant 88 SOCCER Us Them 3 Toccoa Falls 2 Tenn. Wesleyan 3 4 LeTourneau 1 4 Temple 7 Maryville 4 Univ. of the South 1 3 Toccoa Falls 2 2 Tenn. Wesleyan 5 4 King 1 2 Temple 3 4 Tusculum 3 1 Covenant 1 1 Cent. Wesleyan 2 Grace 1 2 Barrlngton 1 NCCAA CHAMPIONSHIP 1 Eastern WOMEN ' S TENNIS Us Them 6 Covenant 3 2 Belmont 7 5 Trevecca 4 7 Covenant 2 5 Tenn. Wesleyan 4 5 Tenn. Wesleyan 4 VOLLEYBALL Us Them 2 Temple 2 Covenant 2 Mid. Tenn. State 1 Covenant 2 2 Milligan 2 Carson Newsman 1 2 Sewanne 2 Seviranne 1 2 Sewanne 2 Temple Covenant 2 1 Carson Newman 2 2 Maryville 3 U.T.C. 2 2 Mi d. Tenn. State 1 2 Maryville 2 Temple SCAC 2 Temple 2 Covenant 2 Covenant 1 2 Carson Newman U.T.C. 2 2 Maryville 2 King Emory Henry 2 1 West Georgia 2 2 Mars Hill 2 Milligan 2 Milligan 1 West Georgia 2 2 Carson Newman 1 3 Sewanne 1 2 Sewanne 2 Covenant 1 Geneva 1 2 Covenant Geneva 2 STATE TOURNAMENT 2 Trevecca 2 Milligan U.T.-Martin 2 2 Covenant 1 2 Carson Newman 1 2 U.T.C. U.T.-Martin 2 1 64 Scores MEN ' S TENNIS Us Them 2 Trevecca 7 1 Trevecca 8 2 Belmont 7 6 Cleveland State 3 David Lipscomb 9 7 Lee 2 Tenn Wesleyan 9 4 Cleveland State 1 5 Lee 4 1 Tenn Wesleyan 9 CROSS COUNTRY Us Them 28 Covenant 29 49 Sewanee 15 42 Temple 19 36 David Lipscomb 20 43 Temple 20 18 Warren Wilson 2nd in SCAC 4th in NAIA District 10th in NCCAA 41 BASEBALL Us Them 5 Covenant 15 4 Covenant 13 2 Golden Valley 12 Golden Valley 4 5 Temple 5 7 Temple 11 3 Tenn. Wesleyan 13 5 Lee 3 Lee 11 2 Temple 5 6 Temple 10 13 Covenant 2 15 Covenant 1 5 Lee 6 2 Lee SOFTBALL 6 Us Them 15 Morristown 14 8 Maryville 7 2 Hiawasee 21 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Us Them 29 Georgia Tech. 55 36 Tenn . Wesleyan 70 39 Roane State 61 BRYAN HOLIDAY CLASSIC 43 Messiah 35 Covenant 55 Milligan 39 Tenn. Wesleyan 37 Univ. of Ala. Huntsville 44 Georgia Tech. 31 Covenant 45 Lee 29 Maryville 87 Johnson Bible 40 Vanderbilt 49 Temple 74 Johnson Bible 50 Temple 54 Milligan 56 Maryville 38 Covenant 62 Lee 55 Vanderbilt SCAC 47 Temple 68 50 54 70 71 81 47 51 41 44 73 54 29 55 85 49 58 47 77 58 Art by Linda Liebig Scores 165 SIX FLAGS Here We Are Again Six Flags 167 ] I I T bPreystemi, Incl 305 N. Cedar 125 W. 6th Ave Highway 27 N I K| T A S CO liJB i g Richland-Eark Shoppirjg-denter r - 1 TJ SS Edith ' s Dress Shop 116 W Main St «_, Dayton Bank and Trust N. Market St. yi f KIlVGWflOD DRUGS u mm t SAU n. G N°l!!!8ailllllMtlit TheTitendly Stoiekiepefb X At New Zealand La-Z-Boy Worldwide jtabiriis: i,i :}mm : ' ' «9 «« 41 Suzuki Cycles Unlimited 125 E 2nd Ave Stan ' s Pharmacy i«k i Helping the Church fulfill her commission worldwide An iniernaltonai, mierdenominaiional mission providing resources, mlormation and logistics lor career, short-term, and summer service in over 30 countries the worldKiridc evangelization crusade Box A. Fort Washington, PA 19034 37 Aberdeen Ave . Hamilton, ONT L8P 2N6 cal Foreign Missions Associalion « i ' Xbe Gem Shop ♦ ' ' 5irSilRichtenc|! Park S h|gpl7fc. Center i msMm Center Gondolier ri,i Pi aa Steak House %gS:J -J : ' - 1 38 E 1 St Ave HvJyH ? N -3% CLASS OF ' 80 We are to be .ights in the world SPONSOR ' S PAGE Orange Motor Club David Thompson Hardee ' s Morgan Furniture iiiUlilii Tallent ' s Prescription Store W. Main Ave ■ tl II II II . )1i Dayt( DD DisGOunt m m ' ' r HI S S TAKE A FORWARD LOOK WITH SAM ll takes pre-planning to J reach a goal or destination. Now is not too soon lo consider service oppor- tunities in world evangelism open through the South America Mission. We ' d like to know your thinking-perhaps help in your pre-planning. .SAM has faithful workers among Indians and Latins in Colombia, Peru, Bolivia and Brazil. We ' re active and up lo dale in • evangelism • broadcasting • literature • youth camps • education • church planting Care lo drop us a line? Look ahead. Write to: fi. Hunler Norwcx)d, dcncral Director SOUTH AMtRICA MISSION P. O. Box 769. Ukc Worth, Florida 33460 LOOKING BACK THROUGH THE LENSE This stuff will jiggle your insides! 180 Photographers As Editor of the COMMONER staff, I want to take this time to thank each member of the staff for their individual parts in completing this yearbook. Also, I want to thank everyone else who helped to make the COMMONER possible. Special thanks goes to Jerry Clothier, who helped out in photography; to Wanda Davey and Lori Rostollan; and to my photography staff for all their many hours in the darkroom. COMMONER Editor , 7LL X- For those of you who may have found yourselves on the wrong side of our cameras, here is a look at our favorite hobby when we are not photographing COMMONER pictures. By the way, if we missed you this year— look out! We will be back again next year. Click .... ki i ■ : i ■ Photographers 181 Administration Staff 112-117 Philippians 3:14 Ely, Marion Ruth Hathaway, Mike Advertisements 168-179 Abilene, Texas Asheville, North Carolina All-College Picnic 8-9 Bell, Jackie Eugene Isaiah 54:10 Arrival Registration 16-17 Louisville, Kentucky Hatten, Brenda Sue (Wentworth) Art Show 42-43 Emerson, Andrew Franklin New London, Wisconsin Athletic Banquet 134-135 Blanchard, Samuel Branlley Oklawaha, Florida Psalms 37:23-24 Athletic Scores 164-165 Buie ' s Creek, North Carolina Galations 6:9 Band 38-39 John 1:1 Hatten, Thomas J. Banquets 126-127 Everett, Judith Annette Huntington, West Virginia Baseball 158-159 Blanton, Douglas Daisy, Tennessee Bible Division 24-25 Forest Park, Georgia Proverbs 3:5-6 Hawkins, Jan Christine Broccoli Bowl 35 John 6:47 New Orleans, Louisiana BWA 106 Ferguson, Sebron Douglas II Corinthians 3:5 Chapels 107 Boggs, Beth Ann Atlanta, Georgia Cheerleaders 144-146 West Kalimantan, Indonesia Psalms 103:17 Hawkins, Jean Carolyn Choir 40 Isaiah 41:13 New Orleans, Louisiana Collegiate Singers 41 Flenniken, Mary Jayne Jeremiah 32:27 COMMONER Staff 132-133 Bolce, Kathryn Ann Charlotte, North Carolina Conferences 50-51 Deckerville, Michigan 1 Chronicles 28:9 Heckel, Rex Howard Conclusion 184 Colossians 2:6 Coopersville, Michigan Cross Country 156-157 Franklin, Verna Lynn Ezra 7:10 Day of Prayer 48-49 Branham, Rebecca Ann Miami, Florida Day Students 100-101 Richmond, Virginia Matthew 6:33 Heiple, Gerald R. Dorm Life 94-99 Deuteronomy 31 :8 Mamont, Pennsylvania Drama 26-29 Garren, Karen Diane Proverbs 3:25-26 Education Psychology Division 36- Burt, Louise Ann Hendersonville, North Carolina 37 Yarinacocha, Peru, S.A. II Corinthians 6:16 Helm, Linda Jean Fine Arts Division 44-45 Philippians 4:13 Salina, Kansas Freshman Initiation 55 Gatch, Douglas Kirk Romans 8:37 Freshmen 56-61 Cline, Gerald LaMarr Augusta, Georgia Graduation 92-93 Mansfield, Ohio Proverbs 12:11a Hewlett, Donald Robert History, Business Social Sciences Ephesians 4:1-6 Birmingham, Alabama Division 32-33 Germann, Luke Alexander 1 Peter 1 :3-5 Honors Day 20-21 Clothier, Walter Alfree, Jr. Nashville, Tennessee Horticulture Show 43 Knoxville, Tennessee Proverbs 3:5-6 Hick, W. Brian Intramurals 136-137 Revelation 21:4 Victoria, British Colombia, Introduction 1-15 Glover, Mary Carol Canada Juniors 69-74 Cope, Cheryl Lynn Lynchburg, Virginia Junior-Senior Banquet 89-91 Lima, Ohio Holt, Beverly Jean Kappa Delta Pi 34 John 15:7 Goehring, H. Lynette Augusta, Georgia Library 22-23 Fortaleza, Ceara, Brazil Genesis 9:14 Literature Modern Languages Criswell, Stephen Craig Psalms 25:4-5 Division 30-31 Richmond, Virginia Horton, Lavenia Lavicia Married Students 102-103 Psalms 17 Gordy, Carol Jane Arcadia, Florida Men ' s Basketball 153-155 Baltimore, Maryland II Corinthians 9:8 Natural Sciences Division 46-47 Darby, Allan Bert Psalms 73:25-26 NCCAA 138-139 Absecon, New Jersey Ihde, Lyie L. Photographers 180-181 II Corinthians 7:10 Grieco, Kenneth Rochester, Minnesota Practical Christian Involvement Bricktown, New Jersey Philippians 1:6 120-125 Davey, Daniel Kevin Nehemiah 8:10b President ' s Reception 54 Cambridge, Ohio Jasso, Janet Ella Reflections 52-53 Mark 10:44-45 Grosh, Pamela Sue Troy, Michigan Refractions 118-119 Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Psalms 118:6 Resident Assistants 94, 96-97 Dingee, Graydon Charles 1 Thessalonians 4:10b-12 Revelations 18-19 Bath, New Brunswick, Canada Jensen, Karen Elaine Seniors 76-85 Hall, Wesley Addison Dayton, Tennessee Driver, Millicent Ann Graysville. Tennessee Psalms 73:25 Armstrong, Christopher Joe Glenolden, Pennsylvania Psalms 28:7 Findlay, Ohio Johnson, Dorothy Elizabeth Galations 1:10 Dunlap, Shelia Ann Clendenin, West Virginia Halvorsen, Lindy Lou Augusta, Georgia Athens, Tennessee Jeremiah 29:11-13 Bailey, Donald Lee, Jr. Colossians 1:10 Deuteronomy 11:11-12 Atlanta, Georgia Jones, Daniel Eugene John 5:24 Augusta, Michigan Eggert, Timothy John Harris, Johnnie David, Jr. Philippians 2:16 Bassford, Charles H. Atlanta, Georgia Princeton, Illinois Des Plaines, Illinois Jeremiah 33:3 II Corinthians 5:17 Jones, Robert W. Philippians 4:19 Hooper, Colorado Eldridge, James Michael Hatfield, George James, Jr. II Corinthians 10:13 Bauer, Charles William Soddy, Tennessee Winston-Salem, North Carolina Bricktown, New Jersey Proverbs 3:5-6 1 John 4:9 Kelley, Darrell James 182 Index 1ii£ ;l--liil:? ■ H a«Wr,gWWM - gi gi. West Palm Beach, Florida John 14:1 King, Dennis Ray Baltimore, Maryland Psalms 96:2b-3 Knottnerus, Alida Jane Norridge, Illinois Philippians 1:6 Knox, Julian Allen Charlotte, North Carolina Koch. Donna Marie Ephrata, Pennsylvania Isaiah 40:31 Koch, Betty Jane Maysel, West Virginia Philippians 4:13 Kyker, B. Franklin, II Sweetwater, Tennessee Romans 8:28 Lahdeaho, Seppo llmari Helsinki, Finland II Timothy 1:12 Lane, Mary Elizabeth Arlington. Virginia Proverbs 3:5-6 Levengood, Kathy Jo Dayton. Tennessee Philippians 4:19 Levine. Pamela Jean St. Petersburg. Florida Psalms 32:8 Liebig. Janet Ann (Fowler) Signal Mountain. Tennessee Philippians 2:2 Liebig. Linda Florence Dayton. Tennessee Philippians 4:10-11 Madden. Bonnie Lou Rockwood. Tennessee Psalms 91:1 Martin. Pamela D. Norfolk, Virginia Psalms 91:1-2 Mason. Wilma Esther Warsaw, Indiana II Corinthians 2 14 Maxwell. Charlynn Spring City. Tennessee Proverbs 17 22 Mays. Sylvia Lynn Charlotte. North Carolina Micah 6:8 Mazuntk, John David Ringoes, New Jersey I Corinthians 15:10 McCarthy, Paul James Niles, Michigan Hebrews 1 1 :6 McClelland, Leann Christine Tampa, Florida II Corinthians 12:9 McElwain, Patrick Brian Jamestown, New York Psalms 27:4 McKenzie, Linda Lou Charleston, West Virginia Colossians 1:18 McLeod, David John Pekin, Illinois Proverbs 3:5-6 McMichael, David Eugene Pascagoula, Mississippi Philippians 1:27 Meznar, Joan Ellen Niteroi— Rio De Janeiro, Brazi Psalms 37:5 Merritt, Vicki Denise Satellite Beach, Florida Colossians 3:17 Mishow, George Britton Augusta, Georgia Joshua 1:9 Moore, John D., Jr. Wilmington, North Carolina Murphey, Coleen Ruth Palatine, Illinois Psalms 71:3 Nestor, Karen Marie St. Petersburg, Florida II Corinthians 4:8-9 Newsome, Mark Bailey Monroe, Michigan Psalms 139:23-24 Nicholas, Charles Linfred Lake Nebagamon, Wisconsin Jeremiah 9:24 Nicholas, Shirley Ann Lake Nebagamon, Wisconsin Philippians 3:13-14 North. Frances Caroline Stone Mountain, Georgia I Samuel 12:20-21 Peterson. Robert Anthony Egg Harbor City, New Jersey Job 19:25 Posey, Sherry Lynne Camden, Arkansas I Thessalonians 5:18 Post, Carol Sue Absecon, New Jersey James 1:17 Powell, Cecelia Matthews Chickamauga, Georgia Job 5:8-9 Robertson, Catherine Gail Richmond, Virginia Psalms 138:8 Rockafellow, Connie R. Worcester, New York Ephesians 5:20 Ruark, Vicki Lynn Westland, Michigan Hebrews 10:23 Sanders, Nancy Anne Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Psalms 71:14 Seymour, James R. I Cresson, Pennsylvania Staples, Timothy Charles Waxhaw, North Carolina Proverbs 14:26 Starch, Debra Louise Kansas City, Kansas Psalms 16:11 Strickland, Reginald Monroe Garner, North Carolina Psalms 30:5a Sutton, Wayne Bruce Evans City, Pennsylvania Psalms 91:1-2 Swartz, Anna Marie Lewisburg, Pennsylvania Jeremiah 33:3 Taylor, Howard Kimball Dayton, Tennessee I Corinthians 15:57 Thrasher, Deborah Lynne Pensacola, Florida Luke 1:37 Threatt, Donald Wayne Marshville, North Carolina John 5:24 Timmins, Peter Riehm Media, Pennsylvania Ephesians 5:15-17 Tobias, Marcia Signal Mountain, Tennessee Psalms 73:26 Utz, Lori Kay Seven Fountains, Virginia Colossians 3:23 Van Andel, David C. Muskegon, Michigan Philippians 4:8 Van Der Poel, Dorothy Jane Prospectville, Pennsylvania Ephesians 5:15-17 Vega, Jose Wilfredo Puerto Cortes, Ho nduras, LA. I Corinthians 13:11 Wigden, Christine Louise Sandusky, New York Proverbs 15:30 Wolfe, James Robert Indianapolis, Indiana Galatians 5:1 Wood, Michael Odee Orange Park, Florida Philippians 3:2a Woodring, Roger Lee Ellijay, Georgia Proverbs 3:5-6 Woodworth, Debra Carolyn Monroe Center, Illinois Colossians 2:7 Young, Dorthy L. Spring City, Tennessee Matthew 6:33 Senior Chapel 88 Senior Trip 86-87 Six Flags 166-167 Soccer 140-143 Softball 163 Sophomores 62-68 Student Senate 108-109 Student Union 128-131 Student Workers 104-105 Tennis 160-162 Time Out 75 Trustees 110-111 Volleyball 147-149 Who ' s Who 77-85 Women ' s Basketball 150-152 Index 183 ?« :3 DATE DUE ■ v. W- JOSTENS 30 SOB 1 i ■p LIBRARY iJJYAN COLLEGE . „ , JVi:- i  378.2 58729 Wl Jennirififs Bryan TT, The Commoner v-7( _