Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

m «■ ■$ ■ . i '  , .  . ?« r $ v r , j fe sflENC 6 U V; ' V row . ■ ' ' ■- ' . ' -■ ' dm 82608 Commoner Bryan College Dayton, Tennessee Volume 52 For the Beauty of the Earth For the beauty of the earth, For the beauty of the skies. For the love which from our birth Over and around us lies: Lord of all to thee we raise This our joyful hymn of praise. For the beauty of each hour Of the day and of the night, Hill and vale, and tree and flower. Sun and moon and stars of light: Lord of all to thee we raise This our joyful hymn of praise. For the joy of human love. Brother, sister, parent, child. Friends on earth, and friends above, For the gentle thoughts and mild: Lord of all to thee we raise This our joyful hymn of praise. For each perfect gift of thine To our race so freely given, Graces human and divine, Flowers of earth and buds of heaven: Lord of all to thee we raise This our joyful hymn of praise. — F.S. Pierpoint LIBRARY BRYAN COLLEC OAYTON, TENfc Top left: John Darnell, G.Q.? Top right: Shawna Bucklen, Broadway, Here I come! Bottom left: Lisa Barth, One more time. Bottom right: Denise Savage, Dear 2 Opening Opining 3 For the beauty of the earth, For the beauty of the skies, For the love which from our birth Oyer and around us lies. 4 Opening L -: For the beauty of each hour Of the day and of the night. N i Hill and vale, and tree and flower, % Z£ C Sun and moon and stars of light. Top: Michelle Johnson, Airmail, again! Middle: Linda Foley and Debbie Richardson, If you only knew, Linda . . . Bottom: Lewis Alderman, What is life? 6 Opening Left: Scott Hunt and Diane Jordan, Not tonight, Scotty, J have too much homework. Lower left: Caryn Harris and Robert Frost, Two roads diverged in a yellow wood ... Below: Randy Rash, Philosopher of the 80 ' s. Opening 7 For the joy of human love, Brother, sister, parent, child, Friends on earth, and friends above, For the gentle thoughts and mild. l m w?% I I w - ■ For each perfect gift of thine To our race so freely given, Graces human and divine, Flowers of earth and buds of heaven. Opening 9 TsZZZMSSZZSu Top left Lisa Franz and Amy Beckham, Raise your hands if pour sure. Top right: Sandy, Barb, Millie, Cindy, and Maty, You scratch my back and I ' ll scratch yours. Bottom: Jim Freuler, Reach out and touch someone! 10 Opening Top: Tommy Anglea, Hey, Schweethart! Middle: Jon Wisthoff and Kan ' s Maroon, SCOOP!!!!! Bottom: Dave McNeil and Esther Nicholson. One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish. Opening 1 1 M nSB f r - B ■ t ■ ' . ' y t ? 71 ■■ ? ■-• -•• • 1 Mm F ■ WlftE 1 vrnWr 1 ' ■ ■ Lord of all to thee we raise This our joyful hymn of praise. A I ' aft J ' i J | ' ? KLi. j ' - vr r ..J ? J2 Opening ■ 0%. , 1 «w. In hKu a i Ktj- P  •  ic  3i i Opening 13 Top: Denise Jones and Scott Buffenbarger, Caught you! Left: Steve White and Joe Talone, Don ' t you love those Freshmen activities! Bottom Right: Joy Stone introduces her friend to the Freshmen. + I --LiO, £1 1 14 Opening Top left: Craig Cornelius, Easy goes it. ' Top right: Jane Park and Barb Wiens, He ' s not bad looking! Bottom: Kim Wells and Sheldon Walker: WOW. this blind date isn ' t half bad! Opening 15  •J y II f 111 A 111 £ 111 , « LI ■p ■ ' ■ :i « i r ■•-. .U fe -V ■■ ■ -• p 1 ' 1 ■ •- i ■ ' -rr - 16 Opening r a upenmg 1 l  , ' c ' m ' n,strat,c,n ' r« ' . irf 1  acu ty Staff v ' S 1 ' 9ictivities 1 mDrganizations ; fl VSports | Bi 1 Seniors • Underclassmen f £ Adimrtisements ; ■ 138 M i . ■ j£ ■ -■ - .: J . • . ' . . Tab 1 of Contents 1 7 18 Administration, Faculty Staff Administration, Faculty Staff 19 President Dr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Mercer Betty Wynsema. Special Assistant to the President Elaine Weyant, Secretary to the President 20 Administration, Faculty, and Staff Academic Deans, Records, and Admissions Dr. Karl E. Keefer. Vice President for Academic Affairs Karin Traylor, Secretary to the Vice-President Barbara Howard, Registrar Frances Carey, Records Secretary Glen Liebig, Dean of Admissions and Records Joel Steele, Director of Recruitment Virginia Seguine, Director of Admissions V Carolyn Ward, Admissions Secretary and Processor Valeria Bell. Admissions Counselor and Processor Mark Garrett. Admissions Counselor Carol Jennings, Clerical Assistant Administration, Faculty, and Staff 21 Personnel Kermit A. Zopfi, Dean of Students Chuck Cionca, Resident Director of Bryan Village Mike Roorback, Dean of Men and Athletic Director Karen Roorback, Dean of Women and Director of Residence Life Paul Forsyth, Resident Director of Long Dorm Diana Bradshaw, Resident Director of Arnold Dorm Hilda DeKlerk. Resident Director of Cedar Hill Ronda Becker, Resident Director of Huston Hall Wanda Dauey. Multilith Operator and Senior Postal Clerk Deborah Rasch, Mail Clerk and Clerical Assistant James McUmber, Systems Analyst Martha Poole, Director of Health Services 22 Personnel Support Services and Maintenance Shirley Holmes. Director of Support Services Gleneale Zopfi, Brenda Wooten, Manager of Stenographer PBX Operator Support Services Eleanor Steele, Clerk Typist i Larry Woolen, Supervisor of Janitorial. Grounds, and Walks Murry Harmon, Grounds Supervisor Linda Grogan, Housekeeper Peter Harris. Maintenance Mechanic Bill Webb. Maintenance Mechanic William Cather, Jr., Maintenance Mechanic Carpenter tu Blomberg, Security Supervisor Joe Hunyan. iJirrilor t Mnintcnunrr Support Services and Maintenance 23 Library and Counseling Pamela Williams, Library Clerical Assistant Rebekah Ross, Library Clerical Assistant David Wright, Director of Library Services Rebecca Van Meeveren, Assistant Director of Library Services Mildred Arnold, Secretary in Counseling Joyce Hollin, Financial Aid Officer Ken Froemke, Counselor David Mercer, Work Coordinator 24 Library and Counseling Food Service, Bookstore, and PCI Food service staff: stan ding, left to right, Mark Burnett, Doyle Argo, Alan Brooks, John Argo; seated, left to right, Paula Argo, Joyce Argo, Patricia Wampler, Clara Massingale. Mary Liebig, Bookstore Manager Dan McNeese, Director of PCI I niul ' irtiiii r. I ' uiiik:,iiiri mill l ' ( I . . ' Public Relations and Business Office Jack Clapper, Director of Capital Giving Stuart Meissner. Director of College Advancement Stephen Snyder, Director of Alumni Affairs 4 1 Rebecca Hoyt, Advancement Office Coordinator Fred Stansberry, Director of Planned John Weyant, Director of Publicity and Giving Publications Mary Anne Parrott, Cashier Pat Kinney, Loan Clerk Vern Archer, Treasurer Not pictured: Opal Linebaugh. Clerical Assistant Carlos Carter, Business Manager Roger Butler, Bookkeeper Louise Emmott. Accounts Payable Clerk 26 Public Relations Business Office Board of Trustees i Front row, left to right: Dr. J.J. Rodgers. James Barth, Albert Page, Mrs. Frank Cook, Marble Hensley. and Dr. Robert Benson. Middle row: John Cammenga, Dr. Ian Hay. Lewis Llewellyn, Barry Whitney, Earl Marler, and Glenn C. Stophel. Back row: Don Efird, Mark Senter, Mickey Park, John E. Steffner, C.P. Swafford, and Ben Purser. Left: I know it is in here somewhere. Right: But, Mr. Chairman. I don ' t understand!?! Left: Vic the statistics of students sleeping in class are ... Right: Oh, no! Here we nu ugtiin Trustees 27 Faculty Dr. John C. Anderson Ancient Languages Dr. Nannette K. Bagstad Education Mr. Stephen Barnett Science Dr. John B. Bartlett Fine Arts Don Wilkins checks with his wife, Is dinner ready? I ' m tired grading Greek papers. 28 Administration, Faculty, and Staff Wu  ?• ' • Tf J 1 if ■ m Mr M fij rif Dixon I Inillli (intl Physical l:ducution l)i Maliohn I I ary I .tllll HtlOII Dr. Mayme S. Bedford Education and Psychology Mr. Steve P. Bradshaw Psychology Mr. Daniel S. Brummer Computer Science David Friberg presides at the console in one of his recital performances. Joel Pearman. alumnus and attorney, interjects a smile in his evening lecture on business law. Miss Betty Ann Brynoff English Mr. William Collman Health and Physical Education Dr. Richard M. Cornelius English Administration. lanilty. and Staff 2 U Mr. David C. Friberg Music Mrs. Betty W. Giesemann Chemistry At right, Dr. Matthews teaches teachers in how-to education sessions, and Captain Robert Hinnant studies his next shot on a break from ROTC instruction. iJ Mhi_i m «9§t: ' a I ] fc r ' Dr. Gordon Hambly Chemistry Dr. Martin E. Hartzell Biology Dr. Willard L. Henning Curator of Henning Museum and Professor Emeritus Mr. Richard R. Hill Business ■ j « ' - ' ' iiJ ' : ' •. i-— -----p3 vW4 i Km3 g j! , , _ Mr. Rick Hughes Sports Information Director Mr. Walter F. Jahncke Accounting 30 Administration, Faculty, and Staff Dr. Irving L. Jensen Bible Mr. Kent Juillard Art Dr. Ruth M. Kantzer English At the center posing as Cupid. Rick Hill looks for a lonely heart at the Valentine banquet. Above, food service manager Doyle Argo answers an inquirer. Yes. tonight is steak night! Administration, laailty, imrf Staff 31 Dr. Ralph B. Paisley Biology Mr. W. Gary Phillips Bible and Greek Dr. Brian C. Richardson Christian Education Mr. Michael F. Rorex Music 32 Administration, Faculty, and Staff In a ten-minute office consultation. Dr. Traylor grades Darrell Cosden ' s history exam. Miss Zelpha Russell Part-time Secretary in Music Department Dr. Robert J. Simpson Mathematics Dr. Robert W. Spoede History and Social Science Mrs. Jane N. Tayloe Health and Physical Education Dr. Jack W. Traylor History Dr. Melvin R. Wilhoit Music Look here, boys, calls Coach Dixon, this is the way it ' s done! Below, Betty Brynoff sends a memo to the Triangle staff. Remember, we must have that copy for our Wednesday noon deadline. Administration, Faculty, and Staff 33 1 SB Activities • • ' -■ ■£ ■ 1 ■ fee 34 Activities .■■ VB ssaOK ' aS3fc i ' i ' ; .wi ■ Acduid ' es 35 Dorm Life Top left: And you thought ground floor was an animal house. Top right: I just can ' t wait until I ' m a housewife. Bottom left: I do not understand, this is supposed to be permanent press. Bottom right: There, does that feel better? 36 Dorm Life Top left: No. you have got to be kidding! Walt cannot be here. Top right: Second wind. Bottom left: He is just soooo sweeeeeet!!! Bottom right: With my teddy. I can withstand anything! (Even Dr. Cornelius!) I ) nn I iff ' 17 Lion ' s Den 38 Lion ' s Den Top left: Now if the tangent of the inscribed angle is directly proportional to the velocity of the ball, then ... Top right: What Is the meaning of life? Bottom left: Yuck! Clara did you see this? linttatn nglit It is all in the Lurisi I I. .11 CM ' . ' ' ' Intramural Sports This year there was quite a lot of floor and class competition among various sports. Men competed in flag football, basketball, volleyball, softball, and soccer. The women competed in such sports as basketball, volleyball, softball, and soccer. The competition was tough, but the senior class pulled through and grasped the Intramural trophy. Top: What kind of work is Chuck engaged in?!? Center left: It is all a matter of skill! Center right: Is Tom Tyler ' s grimace brought on by intensity or Argosis? Bottom: I said, I got it! 40 Intramural Sports Top: So, this is what you call maximum integration? Center left: Take this Bo!— FACE!! ' Center right: Please catch me, I am falling. Bottom: You lose. Buckwheat! Intramural Sports 41 Student Union :„ This year the Student Union hosted many exciting activities, concerts, and movies, and they encouraged class participation and school spirit in the various sports. Some of the activities were late night skating and Alpine sliding. Of the movies that were shown, Ghandi seemed to he the most favored. Student Union brought in well-known Christian artists such as John Fischer, James Ward, Brown Bannister, and Christian Stephens. ■ m i j Bi AWfT t V, - —• W ' W B 1 ft ; J d i - m f J k. Center right: Top: What? Are you talking to me? ' Center left: Earth to Barb. ' I sure do hope this thing knows when to stop! ' Bottom: Hey Brown, what is my cue? ' 42 Student Union Student Union 43 Homecoming Top: 1984 Homecoming court. Center left: Senior members of the Homecoming court. Center right: Junior members of the Homecoming court. Bottom: Denise Gearheart represents the sophomores on the Homecoming court. 44 Homecoming Top left: Freshmen members of the Homecoming court. Top right: Sandy Ross 1984 Homecoming queen. Center left: Sandy Ross crowned as queen. Center right: Nan Cox represents the freshmen class on the Homecoming court. Bottom: Susan Goldman represents the junior class on the Homecoming court. Homecoming 45 Top left: I am busy. will be there to help in a minute. Top right: Babies got blue eyes. Bottom left: Life is tough without ice tea! Bottom right: Go ahead, make my day! 46 Banquets liiniijiifh, ■ ' Freshman Orientation Top: Does anyone know what we are doing? Center left: Steve smiles and knows where the ring is. In his pocket! Center right: Surprise, yes. I am your blind date! Bottom left: If mom could see me now. Bottom right: So. which one are you? 48 Freshman Orientation Top left: E.G. Harshman receives a warm welcome on his first day at college. Center left: Yes, you have it! That is the way the game is played! Bottom left: Do I have to wear this beanie? Top right: So this is Bryan College! Bottom right: Sorry Dad and Mom, this is where you drop me off. 1 am in college now! Freshmen Orientation 49 Student Senate Top left: During Senate Chapel our magnificent Greek majors pay special tribute to Dr. Anderson. Bottom left: John Fickley, Sophomore class president, shows that even Senate officers have time for fun! Top right: Irv Barth presents Student Senate ' s newest edition, a new bulletin board. (Their very own!) Bottom right: Joe Talone, student body president, recognizes student senate members during Honor ' s Day Assembly. 52 Student Senate Top left: Senior class president, Scott Jones enjoys the senior trip with his class of 1984. Top right. Student Senate hosts an annual blood drive which Jerry Miniard seems to find quite relaxing. Bottom left: Among the other activities which the Student Senate leads, there is also the fun of leading freshman initiation, in which they clean up various part of I hiylon Bottom right Then ' is ni ' vei a dull moment for our Student Senate officers! Student Senate 53 Practical Christian Involvement The president is shown with his vice presidents who are in charge of the ministries of Practical Christian Involvement. Front row, left to right: Barb Wiens, children ' s ministry; Jean Morrison, big brother big sister ministry; Carolyn Knapp, Gospel Gimpers; Jane Park, children ' s ministry; Carol Davis, Bible fellowship groups; Ginger Gentry, Student Missions Fellowship; and Colleen Hirneisen, nursing home. Back row: Irving Barth, LIFE high school clubs; Paul Lindstrom, jail; Troy Brown, president of PCI; Kevin Wishard, big brother big sister; Jim Koan, Gospel teams; Glen McClain, summer missions program. Other vice presidents not pictured are Don Paul Gross, summer missions program, and Gary Ellison, Bible fellowship groups. 54 PCI ) Mm 1 fl I % Top left: Mmrnm! Don ' t those look good! Top right: Jesus, He is beyond my imagination! Bottom left: So Johnny, show us what is behind door 3: Bottom right: Believe me. I think we are organized!?! ' 7 Commoner Staff Top left: Debbie Lilley, Editor Center right: Front row (left to right): Thelma Sugantharaj, Copy editor; Alan Keay. Layout: Debbie Lilley, Editor. Back row (left to right): Stephanie Smith, Layout; Jonathan Lewter, Photographer; Amy Meyers, Layout. Bottom left: So that is the way it is done. Bottom right: Yes, that looks good. Clockwise beginning at 12:00: Stephanie Smith, Amy Myers, Alan Keay, Debbie Lilley, Thelma Sugantharaj, Jonathan Lewter. ■m r fiHb i i 1 1 ' 1 1 ■ P Cl B A ' A v - - . l jX _ fc- _ 56 Commoner Staff Top left: Jerry Miniard, Photography Editor. Top right: Jonathan Lewter, Photographer. Bottom left: Tom Hatton. Photographer. Bottom right: I like this one better. Not pictured: Dawn Kinter, Layout editor: Betsy Sanders, Business editor: Keuin Davie. Layout: Marti Decker, Layout. I ' tininianri , ' ,( ) Triangle Staff Top left: Andrea Myers, Editor Top right: Who says all work and no play? Center left: Ann and Miles diligently prepare for their upcoming deadline. Center right: It is first hand and it is hot! Bottom right: John, have you heard the latest? 58 Triangle Staff Top left: Oh no, Danny, we have only got ten minutes to finish this up! Top right; Two is a company, three is a crowd, and four is trouble! Bottom left: Retype the whole thing??? Bottom right: Is it spelled with one 1 or two? Triangle Staff 59 Photographer ' s Page HI El r ft H 11 - ' Jerry captures His handy work around Bryan ' s hilltop campus. ' The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament sheweth His handywork . . . The earth is the Lord ' s, and the fulness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein . . . Unto thee, O Lord, do I lift up my soul, Psalm 19:1 24:1 25:1 60 Photographer ' s page Bryan College Concert Choir and Chamber Singers First row: (I to r) Ann Harrell. Crystal Andrew, Denise Gearhart, Laura Huie, Glenn McClain, Tom Burton, Bob Hays (Chambers), Jim Koan, Ron Ford (Chambers). Rick Meservey (Chambers), Bob Hay, Kyle Howard, Jonathan Tucker, Darryl Cosden (Chambers), Lisa Franz. Denise Hanna, Carol Reese (Chambers), Karen Hart, Amy Myers. Second row: Cynthia Butler (Chambers), Mrs. Simpson, Gina Cannistraci, Sherry Robinson, Sandee McKean. Dale Emery (Chambers), Keuin Davie. Joe Thomas. Lamar Galloway. Clayton Lopez, Craig Cornelius, E.G. Harshman. Jim Moon, Mark Jones. Toni Wilson. Valeria Bell (Chambers). Missy Goss. Patti Porter. Michelle Arnold. Third row: Penny Holmes. Amy Keeler, Becky McFarland. Leslie Stringer (Chambers), Michelle Johnson (Chambers), Lerae Drayton, Marsha Meservey, Kan ' s Maroon, Karen Mains, Sharise Bucklen, Ann Edwards. Karen Walker, Chris Trebing, Lori Trebing, Kathy Starce, Tammy Shiue, April Summitt. Fourth row: Jan Howell. Susie Bond. Stacy Walker. Kathy Dallinga, Debbie Lilley. Becky Brewster, Keith Watson, Randy Vernon, Tracy Thomas (Chambers), Titus Hanham. Jonathan Garrett (Chambers), Jonathan Fickley, Brian Geiger (Chambers), Doug Sloan. Carol Davis. Denise Deters, Evelyn Ward (Chambers). Polly Armour. Robin Hough. Kneelin ' i MlkeRorex Dlrectoi ■ ' ,■• (•• (I to r) Elizabeth Kreli Vlchelle Orton, Evelyn Wan I. Michelle Johnson. ! ' •■ ■Infinitum (xirn-lt t ' .rinii Geiger, Ron I ,,r l. Rich Mi-,cruey. r, Caml R re, (Cynthia Butler. Shawna Bucklen. First row standing: (I lo r) Leslie I ' n-ri • - ' ill .Sri and row •.! Ultimo, II In i) I ' mh I luv:. I hnn.il ' ir.ilrn. I hilr I may, ( In , ( ' liuinhci ,S Mi|i ' i. ' . ill Symphonic Wind Ensemble First row: Stephanie Smith, Michelle Arnold, Beth Branson, Lisa Franz. Second row: Jim Koan, Becky Ross, Dan Butler, Colleen Durgin, Joy Stoddard, Lori DeBoer, Sharron Licking, Joy Buck. Third row: Ann Walters. Bob Hays, Daryl Mullholand, Eric Allen, Titus Hanham, Kyle Howard, Dave McNeil, Herb Tharp. Standing: Shari Boyle, Dr. Wilhoit. f  % iA If 1 a n lift Vi w S TN |W • l P K jKjf m M K $ -■ r 1 HB H . ; : vHH |U jWlBi i j ™ X7 = =- 1 - x - KnT , ' 1 M lAH Center left: Brass Ensemble — Bob Hays. Dr. Wilhoit. Daryl Mullholand, Eric Allen. Center right: Flute Ensemble, First row: Cynthia Butler. Beverly Shoults, Susy Lopez. Second row: Debbie Miller. Lisa Franz, Paulakay Franks. Third row: Nancy Burkhalter. Stephanie Smith. Bottom right: Wind Ensemble Officers. Seated: Beth Branson, Kyle Howard. Standing: Joy Buck. Librarian: Titus Hanham, Vice President; Jim Koan, President. 62 Wind Ensemble ROTC Top left: So this is life in the Army — I ' ll join! ' Top right: Hut 2,3,4. ... Center: Don ' t worry, Lamar, only fifty left. Bottom left: ROTC shows their colors. Bottom right: Hang in there, baby. ROTC 63 Hilltop Player: Top left: So you don ' t say? Top right: Where is she? Where is she? Center left: It is like I told you! Center right: Memories fill my mind. Bottom right: I do it because I hue you! 64 Hilltop Players 1 jLJ Top left: You have just got to help me! Center left: It was not intentional, I really did not mean to do it. Center right: I want to go to Constantinople! Bottom left: I don ' t want any back talk! Hilltop Players 65 Sports 67 Bryan College eager s win first two ou By Terry Golns HERALD NEWS SPORTS EDITOR Lions close season with 22nd setback Billy White poured in 23 points and Steve Parker tacked on 18 to lead the Covenant Scots to a 79-69 win over .,, ,. .„ .  , «,„ v.Bryan College last Saturday night at The Lady Lions held a sum 12-point advantage at the hi covenant. • 1£ marke Both the Bryan C . respective basketball  V A «i ' had to fight to the fintW ' S ' ' ' current 24 records. « £ Wayne Dixon ' s Lions $ $fe ' Saints 106-68 at Sununer $? Vli against Georgia Baptist, but erupted for 71 secoV to coast to their most lop-sided victory ever. v . «? y The victory upped the Scots record to 16-14 on the year, while Bryan fell V. ..- lAernoon Bryan Cfilfs Season With 38-Point Win Carol Cummings dropped In 22 poinds to- jK - j jpi t0 e_22 support, and the trio of Candace TuUous, Kart. ff, •y -ovenant, shooting a blistering 62 Misty Chambers bucketed 14, 13 and 10. TuIIou k Oj •♦ (32 of 52) from the floor, got demon on the boards with 11 caroms. «? «• $ om steve Barker. Exciting freshman Kim Wells was on top of her game SjS A . a led all scorers with day with 28 game-high points, 7 steals and 5 assists to lead tj.%9 Vv Robert Solomonic ieir second stralgnt win. Cummings again now fini ' si, nd Tony Longa had I Bradshaw followed with 12. Liddawi controll n f or BrFgy 6 rebounds. Pittard, one of the leading scorers DAYTON, Tenn. - Michael Pit- tard led seven Bryan Lions in double figures with 22 points as Bryan opened its 1983-84 basketball season with a 106-68 rout of visiting Mid- South Bible College night. Freshman guard scored 16 points whi Stewart and Tom Ar 17 and 16 rebound: points apiece James Lee a added 10 poin will host Johnso Wreck injures Bryan student en are off until Dec. 2-3 when they host the Bry i n District 24, closed the season with rf i-hf. t .inns cwinc hack in to action Nov. 24-26 a 22.2 scoring average. Bryan Secures Four Volleyball Standouts n.iannn outstand 4 b By RON BUSH News-Free Press Sports Writer Until last season, Br was the dominant forcf S;eating Officer Ronnie Ro ' e 8 e volleyball in f V nnessee Highway Patro Coach Jane Tavloe ? , ' - L Bowden of New Jersey ons have taken four £ ■ ' hercarattheintersec ' re £ ainin g that stat „ ,. ' .ake Road and Stat« of a c l uartet of ta C  . in Spring City. Tne new Lad ' %Sl ve it or not, she was screw- slbIv the str0 V-, ° d the cap of a Coke bottle and volle y ba11 ni ' V «■ A 17-year-old Bryan College sti it was severely injured in a on Occident in Spring City Sunda _, « ' r s g. . 1 ' - gating Officer Ronnie Ro. ' e § e potential of being ng college player, said : has a good spike and displays above-average for someone of her Her long arms will great asset to our ; $ ' %? v % %{lr. 5-3 but impressed the ae i coach with her play in .tional volleyball tourna- jj? ' is a real hustler and gOr Va ' f i she can pick the ball up ' where on the floor, Tayloe Bryan College picked up a 4-1 Homecoming victory over Tran- sylvania College last Saturday after- noon, and in doing do the Lions up- ped their season record to 4-3. Scott Jones and Tim Green led a second half rally that brought the Lions from a 1-goal deficit into the 15-12), but the Lady Scots rallied by scores of 15-10, 15-13 and 15-9 to take the match. Temple took three of four games from the Lady Lions. CROSS COUNTRY Lincoln Memorial University vitational title last Saturday with the host Lions finishing a distant ket- seventh. and Steve Hicks led Bryan with a 19th ;bes place finish In a time of 24:50. John 2 at Bruner was 23rd at 25:07. Bryan will race In the Yesterday ' s !ete, Autumn Classic ) ' ' Hattanooga this who L . iami fy? ■ • nrce £ . ? . fher K - year ptist i as 1 -Sp-,, .ted of the Bethlehem Baptist  . ' ' ■jchool student, who was all- touriiament in the region and Virgin- ia state Christian tourneys every year since she was a freshman and. was all-tournament in the NACA na- tionals this year. Jen also has a strong serve and Is a good setter, the Lady Lions coach added. Despite her stature, Jones was all-region and the most valuable player in the state tournament in both the 10th and 12th grades in bas- ketball. An injury in her junior year prevented a three-year sweep. 4f At 5-11, Efird is the tallest of the «9rf . ; ts but Tayloe noted she moves Oji ' f° r her s ' ze - She was vol- leyba.NWy jr of the year in the Smith Pi. 4 By RON BUSH News-Free Press Sport Not that the Bryan College .women ' s basketball K -C ,V - - , a -an 4 ' -ir ' x « ; r team has been illegal in the past, but the Lady Lio; V WVri K 1 Vft tl l KfiO H £) VQ tl ' ■ now have the Law on their side in a big way. ' O -i - ,ier ou J ° J JhJ XJLtAJ ' O Gf, li! Coach Rick Hughes has confirmed the ?igp : l ' V S .el that she of the fop recruits in Ladv Lion history i - C pffr ' p Hughes added 6-0 Shannon Law of Peachtree High ' ■yrtV V _VV - - c p ' - yer ever in ou ) v The voun s coach C, n£artirit hnth as a ,NCCAA District Tennis Law led Peachtree, a Class ceeded the 20-v.in mark. , , bounds a game this p J well as filth ' in r PeKalb Coun - , 1 X She di vVv tell how g i.fc) y nty as .oounding in tvU . team, but that doesn ' t V .es said this morning. She had a good j. 0 . jut really came on this year, so she didn ' t hav .otablished reputation. I think being All-DeKalb Cou.ity says a lot — there ' s a lot of strong and Mrs. Blaine DA ™ Te ™ ' - Brvan College recruiting Law. The T en ™ B t ob H , swe PV° l t he a her progress from clc tiopa Christian College Athletic As- to het familv sociation District 5 singles champion- That helped out ship on his home courts Saturday. Shannon came up f a sophomore transfer from mighfve come anyw the University of South Honda won Wendy ' s parents a lot bv torte }} the opening round and The n= .-est Lady L then whl PPed Tennessee Temples and plans to major in ]°™ Schreiner 6-1 6-2 in the quarter- finals and Pensacola Christian s Ken Carver and Mike Lank 6-0, 6-0 and S- 2, 6-0 in the semifinals and .final. Carver defeated Temple ' s Rick Fleming 8-2 for third place. The top four finishers all earned all-district distinction in the event. Randy Heidelberg, one of three Temple netters who lost in three sets to Lank, won the consolauon bracket by downing Pensacola Christian ' s Bill Mang 7-5, 2-6, 6-3. 68 Sports Introduction Soccer EefrSf SiK -- Bottom row: (I. to r.) P. Neddo. K. Franklin, T. Hostetler, R. Swift, R. Rogers, S. Hancock, J. Sales, A. Rice, S. Shields, Coach Coll man. Top row: L. Cole, K. Bennett. A. Bannayan, D. Mullholand, J. Martinez, M. Martorella, T. Green, S. Jones. M. Antonek. T. Tyler. T. Paulsen. B. Strickland. Lower left: Another one bites the dust. Lower right: Bo waves to his fans. Soccer 69 This year ' s young soccer team finished with a 6-9 record for the season. Coach Collman started four freshmen. The highlights included a 5-2 victory in overtime against UTC and a 1-0 defeat over Tennessee Wesleyan. Scott Hancock and Ralph Rogers were the co-captains. Tim the Machine Green was the leading scorer with Steve Sprout Shields following. Scott Jones and Shields contributed to a strong midfield. Bennett, Antonek, Franklin, Mullholand, Cole, and goalie, Barinowski, provided a good defense. In indoor soccer, Bryan obtained the Team Sportsmanship Award at the Volunteer State Tournament and placed 4th. At the Baylor Tournament, the Lions captured 2nd place. -.- ■■■ . •• ■■■%■■ ' . ' - ■ - ■;: V- ' ■:. . .■. ; • ••■■, , ; .,,. ' ■■■■ ' i- ■: - ' • • i 70 Soccer Opposite page — Top: Friends. Romans, and countrymen, lend me your ears Center left: Show ' em how to do it, Scott! Center right: Sock it to ' em. Ralph. Bottom left: Hancock maneuvering through the front. This page — Above: Tim Green, the Scoring Machine. Center left: Hancock dribbling the ball. Center right: Shields sprouts wings. Bottom left: Mow ' em down. Blair. Bottom right: Fight, you mighty Lions!! Soccer 71 Volleyball Top front row: (I. to r.) B. Burchett, Coach Tayloe, P. Howell; middle row: K. Hoffacker, L. Trebing, D. Davis, C Blackman; top row: P. McWilliams, J. Jones, N. Crandall, J. Lawson, K. Zetterberg, D. Mize. Left: Burchett gets on top of the ball. Center right: What form! Above: Dee Dee goes for the spike. 72 Volleyball Top left: Crandall gives it her best shot. Center left: Lady Lions on the moue. Bottom left: Zetterberg sacrifices her body. Above: This deposit has no return. Volleyball 73 74 Volleyball Mens Basketball r u - ft 9L - i --u Top, ran raw: (7. (o rj M. Goad. J. Lee, P. Dube, T. Longa, B. DeKlerk. J. Osceola. R. Neal — Manager. Back row: M. Dean — Assistant Coach. J. Tegler. R. Solomonic. T. Anglea, D. Schanley, S. Stewart. R. Waterworth, M. Pittard. Coach Dixon. Above: Longa makes Covenant defense work. Left: Pittard penetrates. Mm ■; Ii(,:;kfthtill !, This page, right: Anglea earns two. Below: Lee out maneuvers his opponent. Bottom left: Stewart shoots with precision. Bottom right: Waterworth takes a shot from the inside. Opposite page, top: Solomonic sends one up. Bottom right: DeKlerk takes an outside shot. Bottom left: There is no stopping Pittard. 76 Men ' s Basketball Bryan College basketball suffered through Coach Dixon ' s worst season. The final record being 6-22. At times the team played with a lot of gumption, but at times they didn ' t come to play . The highlight of the season was the hard fought victory at home against King College. The team was hurt by the loss of Schanley at mid-season and injuries throughout the year to team captains, Pittard and Anglea. Pittard, a transfer, lead the team in points scored and field goal percentage. Pittard averaged 21 points per game and ranked consistently high in the top scorers of the NAIA District 24. Other key contributers included Stewart, Tonga, DeKlerk, Waterworth, Lee and Solomonic, also a transfer. f ' I jT; ' uiffllMr v 4%t 78 Cross Country Cross Country The team this year was short on depth and experience. They were 2 and 4 overall in meets, taking 10th out of 12 in the Berry Invitational, and coming 2nd in the NCCAA District 5 championship. Hicks came in 3rd at the District Championship to be on the All-District team. At the NCCAA national meet he placed 59th out of 120 runners. Coach Bradshaw was impressed with the hard work and excellent spirit of cooperation and unity displayed by the team. Far left: Olson grins and bears it. Far top center: Bruner leads the pack. Far bottom center: Duggins pours it on. Above left: I licks, a face among the crowd. l J , :llntn left: Wliat (i man! Abniif n ihl Ihinii in there, (itny! ( )i -.:, ( ;, unity ' ' ) Women ' s Basketball Above, seated: (I to r.) C Jahncke, V. Barnhart, K. Wells, C Cummings, S. Hitchner; standing: Coach Hughes, K. Bradshaw, T. Burby. N. Liddawi, M. Chambers, C Tulloss. P. Nemcik — Manager, W. Hughes — Assistant Coach. Far right: Good pass. Right Guard. Right: Mike Alford, Assistant Coach. 80 Women ' s Basketball Top left: The sky is the limit. Top right: Going for two. Center left: Ball control!?! Center right: Go you mighty Lions! Bottom: Miss it!! Women ' s Basketball 81 Lady Lions concluded their 1983- 84 season with a 11-16 record. They defeated Clearwater Christian from Florida in the district tournament to earn a final game against Lee College. Lee defeated Bryan and ended their hopes of a first trip to the NCCAA playoffs. Some of the highlights of the year were Karen Bradshaw becoming the all-time scorer at Bryan with 1,210 points and Nancy Liddawi going over the 1,000 point plateau. Even though the Lady Lions did not have a winning season. Coach Rick Hughes said there was progress made for the future. | Top left: Cummings gets a lay-up. Top right: Coach Hughes ' pep talk. Center left: Liddawi takes a breather. Center right: Lady Lions are head and shoulders above the rest. Bottom: Shooting against Georgia Baptist. 82 Women ' s Basketball Baseball Center: Lions show their best side! Bottom left: A confrontation — face to face. Bottom right: John you are losing you balance! Kneeling (left to right): J. Tegeler, K. Delaney. T. Anglea, G. McNamee, S. Hunt. Standing (left to right): D. Sloan. D. Meyers. M. Shepard. B. DeKlerk. S. McNamara. M. Alford. £ Wmyy I Z ' WW-? j t-HPr S I ' .w.rhall , ' ■; : 84 Baseball Top left: Lee Becknell. Trainer. Let ' s get our act together guys. Center left: It is time for a change in strategy. Bottom left: Take that! Top right: Ouch! That is the spot. Bottom right: True sportsmanship! I ' .u-.rhall :: . , %V.rf - i Kneeling: Cathy Jahncke, Kathy Alongi, Kim Drum. Pam Howell, Cyndee Zeck. Standing: Carol Cummings. Jane Young, Karen Bradshaw. Jane Shaver, Dede Davis, Paula McWilliam, Stephanee Hitchner. 86 Softball few Top left: Say cheese. Top right: Now is a good time for a back massage. Center left: We need ten more runs. Come on girls, you can do it Center right: Carol sneaks in for a run. Bottom left: Looks like a 6 A -3 double play. Softball 87 Cheer- lead ers Betsy Goetzman Lori Emmott Brette Barfield Ruth Goetzman Jeannine Northey Jeannette Northey Becky McFarland Lisa Barth 88 Cheerleaders £ ? I £ul i 1 j .A I ! m 1 N ' ' hfcrli ' udcis ,W Athletic Banquet Top right: Well, my, my, what in the world is this? Center left: Decisions, decisions, decisions! Center right: No, not me!?! Bottom right: Steve Hicks again! iM 59 1 A m m : ;.  H j ft jfl I, 90 Ath etic Banquet Top right: Tommy ' s died and gone to heaven. (Now presiding on Cloud 9j Center left: Tommy Anglea — what a Man! Center right: Naomi Crandall clinches the award for being an outstanding spiker on the volleyball team. Bottom left: Three cheers for Sparky! Athletic Banquet 91 .Seniors 93, Seniors The senior class was headed by Scott Jones, President; Clayton Lopez, V. President; and Sandy Ross, Secretary-Treasurer. Torn Anglea Irv Barth Shah Boyle 94 Seniors Far Left: Senate President Joe Talone ponders the perplexing problem of how to amuse the freshmen al Mercer ' s. Right; Brenda Kauffman finds time to relax in her n mm Seniors 95 Sylvia Alewine leads the national anthem at a basketball game. 96 Seniors Senior class president Scott Jones studies every situation carefully before deciding. Seniors 97 Jeff Singleton seeks wisdom from library assistant Sharon Padgett while Becky Ross observes. 98 Seniors Jeff Nyberg and Ernie Ricketts lead the pack from chapel in Rudd. Seniors 99 Bottom right: Tom Anglea gives some advice to Tom Hatton. Top right: Lyman Welton waits patiently for his lunch in the Lion ' s Den. 100 Seniors «_ i 1 Dottie Long Pippa Maxwell Steve McNamara Jeff Meeks Stan Miller .lean Morrison Mnuiri ' ti Mullen Seniors 101 102 Seniors Bottom left: Steve Duggins shows his style on crazy day. Top right: Jane Young and Tracy Burby try to stay awake to an Arnold third floor meeting. Ralph Rogers Sandy Ross Jell Ryan Senic 103 Sara Benedict is actually studying on main floor of the library. Joe Talone Doris Thornton Suellyn Traux Danny Walker 104 Seniors Classwork takes the total concentration of Tom Gardner. Seniors 105 SENIORS NOT PICTURED Vavid A ' Hea n SheAilyn kinold jzKii mannan Chvtyt Bn.ya.nt Knm camwaa. johnny ChaKl 3 ym Anthony Vanzttt to Nadine. Ligktndi Jonathan Linlbaaqh She-Ua McLAte-nQM-l Sandna McKean 3e.il b(LKQ jam W k Ja.ni Shavti j, U S flU D.n Ken StaKuibeAty Low. T b Q j,U Und od Max Vi «  itham 106 Seniors The Senior Class of 1984 Top left: I think it went that way. Center left: This is my lady! Bottom left: Guess who the boss is in our house!?! Top right: Flash ' em a Coppertone tan. Center right: And they think I am a nice guy. Bottom right: And where have you guys been tonight — 11th frame? ' Class of 1984 107 Junior-Senior Top left: He ' s looking at you kid. Top right: It looks real enough. Center left: Can I get you anything else, dear? Center right: I just hue looking into his eyes! Bottom right: Go ahead Carolyn, a few more calories won ' t hurt! 108 Junior-Senior Top left: Lucy, don ' t you know that you are breaking Rule UBC-Section 9-10003-Subsection B. Center: Doug, for once in your life be serious! Bottom left: My mother never told me that there would be nights like these. Bottom right: Flying high. Junior Senior 109 Senior Trip The Senior C ass o 1984 enjoyed a beautiful trip to Fort John Knox, located not too far from Bryan ' s campus. They enjoyed many activities such as water skiing, swimming, sun bathing, eating, and they even had an Hawaiian night in which they dressed in their brightest colors and participated in many of the state ' s native games. ■ Top right: The Class of 1984. Center left: Kevin Delaney goes footloose in more ways than one. Center right: Ken, not in the punch pool. Bottom left: Getting down. Bottom right: The day after — still thirsty. 110 Senior Trip Senior Chapel Top left: 1 have this moon rock that you just have to see! Top right: I am proud to present . . . What did you say your name was? Center left: I can ' t believe you ate the whole thing! Center right: Space Cadet of the year — Lori Bowles. Bottom left: And the winner is . ' ..■in. a i 7ki i. ' Graduation Top left: Dr. Mercer addresses the Class of 1984. Bottom left: Pastor Dale Linebaugh hoods his son. Jed. Top right: Michelle Orton sings to her fellow classmates. Center right: Dinh Tran aids in the presentation of colors. Bottom right: Mike Dean shares his appreciation to his family and friends. 112 Graduation Top left: Maureen sighs with relief that she made it. Center left: Now that von have graduated, kids . . liottom left lane happily uu-li o mc.s hri family Top right: Smiles everyone, smiles. Bottom right; Yes, Dad and Mom. I did ma ke it! ( iraduation I l ' i 3 KW CTB nderclassm fm h uniors Mike Alford Eric Allen Brett Barfield Bo Barinowski Bruce Beaty Elaine Beiersdorfer Sara Benedict Kip Bennett Jeff Besch Sherry Blomberg Phyllis Bloxson Rob Bobyack Mike Bogard Denise Bowman Troy Brown John Bruner Melanie Bryan 116 Juniors Joy Buck Sharise Bucklin Scott Buffenbarger Cynthia Butler Chuck Cionca Denise Cole Donna Cole Priscilla Collins Kathy Conrad Darryl Cosden Naomi Crandall Ann Edwards Kelly Ellis Deanna Ellison Gary Ellison Rick Farney Lucy Felion Juniors 117 Carylee Gilmer Susan Goldmann Jacquelyn Gott Tim Green Mary Gum Douglas Hagedorn Titus Hanham Murry Harmon Dave Harvey Bob Hays Jack Heller Colleen Hirneisen 118 Juniors Dave Hobbs Beverly Hoffman Ruth Iwan Terry Johnson Denise Jones Jane Jones John Jones Mark Jones Sandy Jones Doreen Jueneman Lyn Kyrk Brenda Lane Lisa Lapsley Nancy Liddawi Julie Lilley Lenelle Little Clayton Lopez Lois Lundqulsi Juniors 119 Greg Martin Larry Martindale Gary McNamee Dave McNeil Linda McPadden Bob Meroni Rick Meservey ! p (1 Doug Meyers Lynne Midgett It cannot be that bad Jimmy. Trey Paulsen Carol Persiani Tina Pierce Nancy Raine 120 Juniors Randy Rasch Dave Reeves Ernie Ricketts Truman Robbins Jeff Runde Betsy Sanders Bill Sanders Kim Sexton Dawn Shriver Tammy Sill Scott Sorenson Steve Stewart Rick Swift John Tegeler Joe Thomas Tracy Thomas Robert Tullberg Thomas Tyler Juniors 121 Randy Vernon Ann Walters Evelyn Ward Karen Wetherholt John Wheeler David White Chris Williams Steve Wilson Janice Winney Sarah Woodring Cyndee Zeck Kari Zetterberg Top right: Hey Scotty, we have your number. ' Bottom right: Kathy, isn ' t it past your bedtime!?! ' u i Not Pictured: Debra Anderson, Shawna Bucklen. Kerry Carver, Barry Clingan, Eva Dawkins, Steve Drake, Paul Dube, Wendy Hughs, Suzy Lopez, Anthony McClanahan, Robert Solomonic, Tracy Stringer, Jane Young. 122 Juniors Sophomores Lewis Alderman Tish Allison Kathy Alongi Liz Barrett Shelley Bell Danny Bice Cynthia Blackmon Suzanne Boyd Nina Chan Jan Clenney Beth Crawford Carol Cummings John Darnell ' ,n h in r . , '  ' Matt Eggert Mark Egner Lori Emmott Cindi Fehl Jonathan Fickley Colleen Fischer Linda Foley Kim Freers Arthur Gaston Johnny Davidson Gian Dawkins Bill DeKlerk Diane Dempsey -What a neat gift! What is it??? Denise Gearhart Ginger Gentry Kelly Given 124 Sophomores A X Mike Goad Betsy Goetzman Ruth Goetzman Kenny Gollmer Ann Harrell Caryn Harris Bob Hay Brad Herman Don Hilgeman Karen Hill Pam Hinds Annette Hollin Penny Holmes Sorry Lewis, you just do not have their style! Robin Hough I ' run louifll Mi-lanic I lufl .Sop iomon ' .s . Laurie Huie Scott Hunt Diane Jordan What do you mean you want this soccer ball, you already have two! Brian Keay Amy Keeler Ruth Keener Kenneth Cole Dawn Kinter John Klaus Jim Koan Carolyn Knapp Jennifer Kratzer Sandy Kuhn Cynthia Lambert Tammy Lautner Debbie Lilley Paul Lindstrom Dave Lines Tammilyn Love Steve Lucido B -«t V W rU ' ' M I «c- H ■ Jv Ik 9 M ■ . 1 226 Sophomores Karen Mains Jim Martinez Mario Martorella When my lady is gone, 1 have to have something to keep me Jeff Morris Dave Nash Esther Nicholson Susan Payne John Pierce Jeff Pipe Mike Plttard Cynthia Pope Mary McCann Glenn McClain Mark McGee Kathy McManus Marsha Meservey Darlene Middleton Robin Miller Brian Mitchell Vicky Mohler Sophomores 127 ' Watch out Mercury, here I come! Debbie Richardson Sherry Robinson Dave Roundtree Denise Savage Steve Shields Tammy Shive Beverly Shoults Doug Sloan Cynthia Smith Janis Smith Dan Snyder Ruth Snyder 128 Sophomores Glenn. have a feeling that this NO-DOZE is wearing off! April Summitt Lamar Townley Dinh Tran Susie Varga Dawn Whigham Patty Wiens Dave Wild Bill Wilson Not pictured: Jim Berry, Samuel Blythe. Blair llurm, Ken Johnson, Karen Lee, Gina Lyle, Kalhryn McClendon, Donald Nash, Jeff Patrick, Paula Strunk. Joy Stoddard. Gennifer Szego, Jacquie Turnquest, Shawn Wolf. Kciiin Wishurd [Jnwn Wr.llmjj Sophomores I ' ' Fresh men Mark Antonek Dawn Amacher Polly Armour Michelle Arnold Greg Bacon Jodi Baker 1 Abe Bannayan Jim Barber Veronica Barnhart Lisa Barth Amy Beckham Raquel Bonafe Brooks Bond Denise Bowden Beth Branson Brian Bray Becky Brewster Scott Buckner I v , Tom Burton SjA • ' ' . hf Dan Butler V ' «.3 j. : • K 130 Freshmen Darrin Buxman Karen Caid Gina Cannistraci Misty Chambers Terry; Chesnut Loren Cole n V ; i 1 r K MSa - M i [ Craig Cornelius ' ' ' ■ ■ Nan Cox Top e t: Too much studying is iveary to the bones! Bottom left: You have got to be kidding . . . my three minutes cannot be Wendy Cole Sherry Cooney Deanna Davis Dede Davis Lori DeBoer Marty Decker Marianne Deen Denise Deters Gayle Dixon Lerae Drayton Kim Drum I Iommii ' dun ! . ' , Freshmen 131 Delane Farmer Debbie Figurski Cindy Fiori Keith Francis Scott Frankio Lisa Franz Jonathan Garrett Sharon Gidcumb Lori Gorrell Missy Goss Melanie Grimes Katheryn Gunter E.G. Harshman Karen Hart Karen Hendricks Linda Hill Stephanee Hitchner Kim Hoffacker Lori House Kyle Howard 132 Freshmen Jan Howell Roy Hurlburt Janelle Iverson Catherine Jahncke Glenda Johnson Michele Johnson Laura Kaufmann Esther Keefer Alan Keay Hans Kirkman Luann Klaiber Lisa Kline Sonya Knecht Elizabeth Kreiner Jayne Lawson Top left: How does this dumb thing work? Bottom left: And I thought I was in college! Robin Leilh Lori Lesnett Michael Lewis Jonathan Lewter Sharron Licking Freshmen 133 Tony Longa Ken Lowe Laura Mackintosh Karis Maroon Dana McBrayer Lynn McCollum DeAnna McCutcheon Becky McFarland Becki Michalski Dana Mize Jim Moon Liil Carl Morris Daryl Mullholand Chris Murdock Amy Myers Top right: due me an L! Bottom right: How can they stand that cold water? Schaun Myers Pat Nemcik Jeannette Northey Jeannine Northey David Nye. I 134 Freshmen Lisa Outten Anita Paluso Gay Phillips Beth Pierceall Tim Pinkerton Charlene Porter Teddy Puckett Robert Quiles Carol Reese John Reese Andy Rice Alison Robertson Amy Robinson William Sayles III Sonya Seen Top left: You mean you lost my term paper??? Bottom left: You want me to play in those crazy games??? ' Ruth Shelford Cynthia Shepard Claire Shepherd John Sieloff Stephanie Smith Freshmen 135 Steve Snyder Cathryn Starce Blair Strickland Melanie Stucky Chris Trebing Jonathan Tucker Jonathan Tyler Paul Vandiuer Paula Volpe Chuck Walker Sheldon Walker And I thought 1984 was bad! Kim Wells Millie Welsh Steve White Regina Wiley Connie Williams Joy Wilson Toni Wilson Jonathan Wisthoff 136 Freshmen Honor ' s Day •J • 1 1 m .■Ml A y IPS ' b Y L ' ■r rf ; ,•■ ' vjUPIMI  - - _ ■f r Top eft: Junior class honors. Center left: Sophomore class honors. Center bottom left: Freshmen class honors. Bottom left: Craig Cornelius — History of Western Civilization Award. Center right: Troy Brown honored as a respected student. Bottom right: Joy Wilson — Freshman Term Paper Award. H HpBH aras I K ' jL ft- J fl §sKl H m j PJ ■ ■ P H 1 IK. ' 1 ■ H r 7 fW ■ rTj ■ V ' w oiioi ' . ' , MV ■ ' ' Advertisements ' s § mil HsaSr ...■•■■•■ • ■■•■-- NS3SSES ■ KHSr Advertisements 139 Bet-Mar Hallmark Shop Richland Park Shopping Center Purser Clothing Store Shoes and clothing for the whole family. 775-9757 Shaver Insurance Roy T. Shaver, S.R. John H. Shaver, S.R. Cynthia Shaver W. Rhea Ave. 105 6th Ave. Spring City, Tenn. Dayton, Tenn. 365-4675 775-6172 Prescriptions Whatman ' s Candy Prestige Cosmetics American Greeting Cards Tallent ' s Prescription Store Downtown Dayton Congratulations Class of 1 984 140 Advertisements Modern Way Cleaners Mon.-Fri. 7:00-5:30 Sat. 8:00-12:00 The Thrift Store 113 North Market St. Dayton, Tenn. 37321 Clothing and Shoes Downtown Dayton m y - - ■ — — ■ J - JJ — r in n ■ i - i - Johnson Hardware Mayor Wendall Brown iiinuii AiliJi-rlisi-inoilt, I ' ll The Gem Shop Richland Park Shopping Center Stan ' s Pharmacy 138 East First Avenue 142 Advertisements Word Systems Inc. I 1 I I .tr.l I ir.l Am-tilic Ailin-rlisrnu-nls I ' l ' i Dayton Bank and Trust North Market Street Abel Hardware North Market Street 144 Advertisements Roger ' s Rexall Pharmacy North Market Street Advertisements 145 Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, all ye lands. Serve the Lord with gladness; come before His presence with singing. Psalm 100:1 2 146 Reflection But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, long-suffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, self-control; against such there is no law. And they that are Christ ' s have crucified the flesh with the affections and lusts. If we live in the Spirit, let us also walk in the Spirit. Let us not be desirous of vainglory, provoking one another, envying one another. Kr fr| nn.s ' ' I will praise thee, O Lord, with my whole heart: I will show forth thy marvelous works. I will be glad and rejoice in thee: I will sing praise to thy name, O thou Most High. Psalm 9:1 2 ANIM THROI 148 Reflections Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O Lord, my strength, and my redeemer. Psalm 19:14 Reflections 149 Be still, and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth. The Lord of hosts is with us; the God of Jacob is our refuge. Psalm 46:10 11 150 Reflections Special Appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hoyt The Commoner Staff of 1 983-84 would like to show their special appreciation to Mrs. Rebecca Peck Hoyt for all her hard work and de dication to the staff. We would also like to congratulate her on her recent marriage to Mr. Lowell Hoyt. We hope the future holds many years of happiness for the both of them. Because of this we dedicate this 1983-84 yearbook to her. 9 Dedication 151 will lift up my eyes to the mountains; From whence shall my help come? My help comes from the Lord, Who made heaven and earth. He will not allow your foot to slip; He who keeps you will not slumber. Behold, He who keeps Israel Will neither slumber nor sleep. The Lord is your keeper; The Lord is your shade on your right hand. The sun will not smite you by day, Nor the moon by night. The Lord will protect you from all evil; He will keep your soul. The Lord will guard your going out and your coming in From this time forth and forever. Psalm 121:1-8 (NA.S.V.) 152 Closing 8 2 6 S DATE DUE o? m - ■ - ;-?i «PR 2 7tt 98 - H1GHSMITH 4 5- 102 PRINT = D IN U.S.A. 378.2 82608 W675c William Jennings Bryan College The Commoner, 1984  ■ . JG f : m «S ' rf - 83 S i •• u ' ■ •r- iffrz v :;• • .tMtffa ' i ' i G fflj