Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1987 volume:

COMMONER BRYAN COLLEGE DAYTON, TENNESSEE VOLUME 55 When I was a child, I used to speak as a child, think as a child, reason as a child; when I became a man, I did away with childish things. For now we see in a mirror dimly, but then face to face; now I know in part, but then I shall know fully just as I also have been fully known. But now abide faith, hope, love, these three; but the greatest of these is LOVE. ' -_ : I Corinthians 13: 11-13 (NASB) ' , 4VV V. W. ; iM,i: S 4 V - ? kmS k u A ' ■p , • :V m ' Table of Contents: Opening Administration and Trustees Students Faculty and Staff Sports Organizations Activities Supplement When I was a child, I used to speak as a child, think as a child, reason as a child; W 4« Opening When I became a man 1 did away with childish things. Opening i For now we see in a mirror dimly, but then face to face; now I know in part, but then I shall know fully just as I also have been fully known. 6 • Opening But now abide faith, hope, love, these three; But the greatest of these is LOVE. jw - Pi ' a«« PSWE B The 1987 Commoner salutes Scottie Hunt. While serving as camp counselor at Camp Victory in Samson, Alabama, in the summer of 1985, Scottie was critically injured in an automobile accident. He spent the academic year of 1985-86 recuperating at home while fellow Christians at Bryan and many other places prayed for his recovery. This year Scottie returned to Bryan. His courage, determination, and spirit will always be a positive example to all of us. We know that the road to recovery has been long and rough for Scottie and that the days ahead may present many additional obstacles. Therefore, the 1987 Commoner is dedicated to Scottie Hunt with the wish for God ' s best for the future. May the Lord bless you richly, Scottie! Dr. George E. Guille, 1930-1931 Dr. Malcolm Lockhart, 1931-1933 Dr. Judson A. Rudd, 1933-1955 Dr. Theodore, C. Mercer, 1956-1986 Former Presidents Administrative Officers and Trustees 12 • Administration • 12 8 •I 4 Top left: Dr. George Sweeting, president of Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, Illinois, gives the inaugural address. Top right: Mayor W.C. Pegrarn brings congratulatory greetings from the city of Dayton. Right center: Dr. Hanna ' s proud family looks on. Bottom left: Trustee Al Page gives his warm right hand of approval. Bottom right: J. Wesley McKinney and Mark Senter, trustees, express their encouragement to President Hanna. H • ;If 13 • Administration • 13 Bryan ' s Fifth President Dr. Kenneth G. Hanna, president Karin Traylor, secretary to the president On October 4, 1986, Dr. Kenneth G. Hanna became Bryan ' s fifth president at the Inaugural Service held in his honor. Dr. Hanna was elected by the Bryan board of trustees shortly before the homegoing of President Mercer. He was introduced to the college community at the fifty-third annual commencement, Saturday, May 10. Dr. Hanna received his undergraduate degree at Bryan in 1957. He went on to Dallas Theological Seminary, where he earned his master ' s degree and a doctorate. He joined the Winnipeg Bible College and Theological Seminary in 1963 and served as their registrar for three years. In 1966 he was elected president, a position he held for the next thirteen years. Under his leadership the school grew from sixty students to over four hundred students on a brand new campus. He joined Moody Bible Institute in 1980 as vice president and dean of education. In this capacity he has been responsible for all educational administration, which includes day school (1300 students), evening school (2500), the school of missionary aviation (65), graduate program started in June 1985 (250 applicants), and Keswick Christian School in St. Petersburg, Florida (700). He has been married to Mary for thirty-two years. In fact, they had been married only three weeks before he came to Bryan as a student. 14 • Administration • 14 Is •I •a Mayme S. Bedford, Ed.D. Academic Dean Vern A. Archer, B.S. Treasurer Celesta Beachy Secretary to Academic Dean i Kenneth Epp, Th.M. Director of Student Services Ken Epp meets Raydell James as Mayme Bedford looks on. Stuart C. Meissner, B.A. Director of Advancement 15 • Administration • 15 Bryan ' s Trustees (left to right): Front Row: Elinor Fox, John Bruehl, Jess Cook, Mimi Simmons, Rosalie de Rosset, Al Page, Robert Benson. Middle: J. Wesley McKinney, Morris Brodsky, Layne Roberts, Jim Barth. Back: Earle Stevens, Marble Hensley, Mark Senter, Howard Park, Earl Marler, C. Barry Whitney, Don Efird, Richard Davis, Ian Hay, Lewis Llewellyn. Not pictured: William D. Black, John Cammenga, Ben Purser, John E. Steffner, Sr., C.P. Swafford. 3 8 Many difficult decisions are under consideration. The trustees put their heads down to the task set before them. Ms k Students i%«v 5«5W. . e , K v mss 18 • Seniors • 18 Class Officers Left to right: Darryl Gravitt, Student Senate; Glenn McClain, President; Wendy Cole, Secretary first semester; Cathy Starce, Student Senate; Chris Oehler, Secretary second semester; Missy Goss, Student Union; Pat Ryan, Vice President; Jonathan Tucker, Student Union. K Gregory Paul Ardelean Vickijean Arnold Jodi Lyn Baker 19 • Seniors • 19 Keri Kelly Bake Lisa Carol Barth Debra Ann Barwick Rebecca Joy Brewster Daniel Olin Butler Esther Lynn Carballosa J 20 • Seniors • 20 Wallace Kenneth Cole Craig Alan Cornelius Martha S. Decker L ' Wendy Sue Cole John Howard Darnell Gayle Marie Dixon Sherry Marcine Cooney Johnny Davidson Fred Quang Duong 21 • Seniors • 21 • Helen Christine D ar Marsha Meservey Eggert ' ' r - j : Terrv Elsea Jeff Jay Fairhanks Lori Lynne Farney Scott Earl Frankio Kimberly Renee Freers Tammilyn Love Freuler Laurence C. Gaines m 1 : 22 • Seniors • 22 Kelly Michelle Given Robyn Kelly Glass Anne Maeree Gordon Melissa Ann Goss Clarence Darrvl Graven Melanie Grimes ft Mark Allen Habermas David John Harvey Elaine Marie Hostetler 2 • Seniors • 23 Robin Elizabeth Hough Kyle Warren Howard Blair Kenyon Hurm Janelle Lorena Iverson David Scott Hunt Gienda Leis Johnson Patricia Michele Johnson Dawn Colleen Kinter Carolyn Gail Knapp Seniors • 24 Sonya Gail Knecht James Harwood Koan II Carol Beth Reese Koan Lori Kay Lesnett Sharron Lea Licking David Alan Lines Donna Howell MacKenzie Earl Glenn McClain Paula Louise McWilliam k ■1 25  Seniors • 25 Nancy Chantel Messer Schaun Christopher Myers Becki Joy Michalski Jeannette D. Northey Daryl Ray Mullholand jeannine Denise Northey r David A. Nye Deborah Figurski Nye Christine Janet Oehler 26 • Seniors • 26 Paul Norris Olson Anita Kathrene Paluso John Frederic Patton Martha Woodruff Payne Jeffrey Reid Pinder Patrick James Ryan James R. Schrock Stephen A. Sheibley Tammy Sue Sill ,21 • Seniors • 27 Scott Duane Sorenson Cathryn Marie Starce Leslie Susan Stringer Cassandra Joy Tucker Candace Anita Tulloss mwm ' MM 28 • Seniors • 28 John Wheeler Regina Michelle Wiley Jeffrey Judson Woodman Not Pictured: Miles Belcher Karen Hale Laura Kaufmann Tony McClanahan Above: Kim — sleepwalking again? Right: As usual, Fred is oblivious to his surroundings. 29 • Seniors • 29 Indiana Jones Hurm strikes a handsome pose. i+m g KH ' iM m Upper left: Jeff and Renae, a matched pair. Left: Amy demonstrates her favorite visual editorial. Above: The Marx sisters make their appearance at the annual gala on ' Johnson mountain. V5 U o a S3 ' 30 ' Juniors • 30 Class Officers Left to right: Bill McDaniel, Student Senate; Tim Smith, Student Union; Lori DeBoer, Student Senate; Doug Enger, President; David Clothier, Vice President. Not pictured: Kay Powell, Secretary; Robin Maner, Student Union. Binu Abraham Celesta Beachy Sonny Beckham Nanette Bell Jeannie Bieber John Boggs David Branson Jonathan Brice 31 ' Juniors • 31 Ellen Chadwick Ben Crandall Heidi Chrouser David Clothier Terry Copeland Ronnie Cox ■ Raul Cruz Katherine Dean Lori DeBoer Moses Dolo Sharon Flenniken Krista Floyd Jonathan Garrett Brian Gerberich Lynn Goodwin 32 ' Juniors • 32 Jeff Harrelson Judith Hollin Walter Jahncke III Gregg Harshman Stephanie Hicks Becky Hill Jill Houston Bambi Hallows Howard Jan Howell Raydell James Susan Klaus Esther Keefer John Kelley ■MMB 9 Shannon Law Ben Matlock 33 ' Juniors • 33 Bill McDaniel Valerie Miller David Nelms Nathan Padgett Valeria Patterson Dan Snyder Christina Sullivan Shoko Toda Jonathan Tucker 34 ' Juniors • 34 ■ ■■1 1 •a Bonnie Wagler Charles Walker WU Fill Sara Walker Patty Walling t Jon Whiteley Joy Williams Lawrence Wynne III Hey, Mom! ' When Raul plays . . . Stephanie listens. 35 ' Juniors • 35 Walter models the newest style in headgear. 36 • Juniors • 36 Terry Copeland wows a group of unsuspecting students. Krista witnesses another victory from the hillside at Bryan stadium. JLITO 1 -W- Smile, Sara! John ' s seeming apathy is unbelievable with so many beautiful women present. Above: It is true. Laughter DOES aid digestion. Left: Which card to you think she ' ll like best? 37 • Juniors • 37 ■ Kay Powell ' s intense interest in the race causes her to be oblivious to any camera. 1 1  1 -■ • ' . ' Kififl i :P jjTi ti — — - t ,4f ■ ssil flmtrl BH E 1 ■■;■•_-■ Now, shoot my good side next! ' What ' s the matter? Is smoke getting in your eyes? 38 • Sophomores • 38 O o o Class Officers Top to bottom: Lea Johnson, Secretary; Kendra Thompson, Vice President; Gretchen Mann, Student Senate; Becky Miller, Student Union; Tammy Rake, President; Patrick Rudd, Student Senate. Carolyn Arnemann Matt Asbury Kris Bair Douglas Barr Jeff Bauman 39 • Sophomores • 39 Tim Bell Steve Bracy Kelly Burby r $ Kari Bengtson Renae Boldt Doug Bowman Drew Bowman Sharon Bradfield Anda Broadrick Andy Bruner Tara Bucklen Bobby Burton Danny Campbell Liz Carballosa Elizabeth Carden Truk Carlson Tammy Cheeks Diana Christensen Kenneth Cleaver CO 40 • Sophomores • 40 Tim Combs Ben Cowles Carol Davidson Fredrick Dolislager Melissa Duncan Karen Easter Kathy Freers Titus Freuler Yolanda Garcia Cheryl Dear David Erskine Chad Gower 41 • Sophomores • 41 Suzanne Hopkins ■ X :-•• Michele Hufford Jill Huskey Michelle Jackson Lisa James _ Janelle Johnson Trudy Jones 42 • Sophomores • 42 , ' — ■ ■ Co Mark Jordan Greg Lilley Leanne Malloy Trish Kiney Joy Koch Jacqueline Lee Mary Lokers Cyndi Lopez Irene Loveland Robin Maner Kevin Mangum Gretchen Mann Kent Margraves Debra Masters Alan McManus Becky Miller 43 • Sophomores • 43 Ted Raley Jennifer Reed Cindy Renegar Ruth Rinehart Elizabeth Riviera Janet Robertson Daran Rodriquez Caroline Romer Patrick Rudd David Schrock 44 • Sophomores • 44 Tom Shanley Anna Smith David Snyder Dave Shaw Wayne Simon Paul Smelser kV i A Debbie Smith Ken Smith Dawn Stacy Suzanne Smith Donna Stephens Sylvia Suganandam Jennifer Suggs Lori Swaim Byron Talbot Tim Tassell 45 • Sophomores • 45 I Kendra Thompson Greg Vandergrift Brenda Vandiver T.J. Vercouteren Brian Vladu Denise Wagner Steve Wanvig j, • B 1 -. ' i Martha Wilbanks Not Pictured: Mark Heffner Duane Jeffers Barbara Orner Cynthia Pope Dwayne Price Fred Tran Beth Wilson Jim Woychuk Avonda Yeager . Lanette Vetter ' V  o a John Williams Far left: Carol Romer is greeted by Dr. and Mrs. Hannah. Near left: Reluctance is displayed on the face of Jennifer Suggs. 46 • Sophomores • 46 I can ' t believe they did this to me. ■ Jkw - ■ - ' ' ■■  - T - : -•, , k k£6« Doesn ' t it look like I ' m studying? 47 • Sophomores • 47 Kevin, the bomb goes off at noon. I can ' t believe this is really happening. Wanna spat? You sophomores just won ' t listen. And Dad thinks I ' m here to study. 48 • Freshmen • 48 c a 0) ft k -- sr. _ ft — £.« - 5 -i Class Officers Left to Right: John Hunt, Secretary Treasurer; Amy Barth, Senate; Jimmy Davis, President; Melodee Wolcott, Student Union; Crista Cornelius, Vice President. Dave Wilson, Senate and Student Union, not pictured. Paul Ahnert Dana Allen Donna Anderson James Arnette David Banks Ann Barinowski Erin Barnett Amy Barth 49 • Freshmen • 49 Kevin Boot Cheryl Bracy Gray Bradford Elizabeth Bradshaw Matthew Brice Brian Cronin Gregory Davis James Davis Jodi DeBoer Carol Dickinson 50 • Freshmen • 50 8 Michelle Dodds Sherri Donehoo Angela Elmore Kimberly Esuchanko Timothy Evans Michael Ewles i X Amy Ezell i ■■HB ■ li Paul Galloway Daniel Garcia Ann Gholdston Jeffrey Ferrell Wesley Gibson Kimberly Grill Jonathan Grosh Rona Halcomb Mary Hall 51 • Freshmen • 51 Erika Hanson Heather Harshman Timothy Helms Herman Henderson Garnett Henry Beverley Hewitt Emily Home Beth Hornish Lauran-Bell Hudson John Hunt Ingrid Krein Paul Kuck Latina Lightbourne Timothy Little Cherylann Locke « 52 • Freshmen • 52 I I Lauri Long Ward McDaniel Rebecca McManus Melissa Meadows Loreen Miller Paul Moody Karen Morgan Mary Musil Rebecca Naff lit 3 fjfc Monique Niederer Mark Olson Douglas Padgett Christine Pierce Karen Pimental Cynthia Powell Lawrence Powell 53 • Freshmen • 53 Dawn Ramsey Jamie Sanders LaDonna Robinson Leslie Robinson Shellie Ross Amy Scott Becky Sherwood Samuel Siharath Matthew Ruark Lois Silvey Kevin Tidwell Jonathan Troyer Wendell Tullgren Ellyson Via Gary Waechter 54 • Freshmen • 54 J. a 6 Karis White Daniel Williams Lynn Williams Kenneth Wilson Ryan Wisniewski Melodee Wolcott J1 David Willson David Zuberet Points? Who cares! ' What could be more interesting than this? Boys, maybe. 55 • Freshmen • 55 ,Jffi Freshman Smiles BIBLICAL STUDIES AND PHILOSOPHY MR. BRIAN RICHARDSON, Division Chairman; Head, Department of Christian Education; Professor of Christian Education DR. WILLIAM E. BROWN, Assistant Professor of Bible DR. W. GARY PHILLIPS, Head, Department of Bible; Associate Professor of Bible and Greek DR. DONALD WILKINS, Acting Head, Department of Ancient Languages; Assistant Professor of Ancient Languages MR. CRAIG WILLIFORD, JR., Assistant Professor of Christian Education MR. ALAN N. WINKLER, Assistant Professor of Bible EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY DR. HAROLD MATTHEWS, Division Chairman; Associate Professor of Education DR. NANNETTE BAGSTAD, Head, Department of Education; Assistant Professor of Education DR. MAYME SHEDDAN BEDFORD, Academic Dean; Professor of Education and Psychology MR. STEVE P. BRADSHAW, Head, Department of Psychology; Assistant Professor of Education DR. DUANE G. CUTHBERTSON, Associate Professor of Education DR. MALCOLM I. FARY, Associate Professor of Education MR. KENNETH M. FROEMKE, Assistant Professor of Education; College Counselor FINE ARTS DR. MELVIN R. WILHOIT, Division Chairman; Associate Professor of Music MR. DAVID C. FRIBERG, Head, Department of Music; Assistant Professor of Music DR. RUTH M. KANTZER, Professor of English MR. DAVID A. LUTHER, Assistant Professor of Music DR. SIGRID LUTHER, Assistant Professor of Music MR. HERBERT WEAVER, Head, Department of Art; Assistant Professor of Art HISTORY, BUSINESS, AND SOCIAL SCIENCE DR. ROBERT W. SPOEDE, Division Chairman; Professor of History and Social Science MR. RICHARD R. HILL, Head, Department of Business; Assistant Professor of Business MR. WALTER JAHNCKE, C.P.A., Assistant Professor of Accounting DR. WILLIAM L. KETCHERSID, Associate Professor of Business DR. JACK W. TRAYLOR, Head, Department of History and Social Science; Associate Professor of History LITERATURE AND MODERN LANGUAGES DR. ROBERT L. MC CARRON, Division Chairman; Head, Department of English; Professor of English MISS BETTY ANN BRYNOFF, Assistant Professor of English DR. RICHARD M. CORNELIUS, Professor of English DR. RUTH M. KANTZER, Professor of English MRS. LYNN LEHTINEN, Instructor in French and Spanish MRS. RACHEL R. MORGAN, Assistant Professor of Speech MR. KERMIT A. ZOPFI, Assistant Professor of German MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE DR. MARTIN E. HARTZELL, Division Chairman; Head, Department of Biology; Associate Professor of Biology MR. STEPHEN BARNETT, Assistant Professor of Science DR. WILLARD L. HENNING, Professor Emeritus of Biology; Museum Curator MISS DOROTHY JOHNSON, Laboratory Assistant DR. PHILLIP E. LESTMANN, Head, Department of Mathematics; Associate Professor of Mathematics DR. ROBERT J. SIMPSON, Associate Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science • Faculty and Staff j • 58 • Faculty and Staff • 58 u u a c 3 Kenneth A. Epp Paul H. Ardelean Mildred Arnold John points out the best attributes of Bryan Hey, Deb! If I move the table, will you fall College. down? Ronda Becker Jay Efird i John Farris Ken Froemke Brian Geiger Barbara Howard 59 • Faculty and Staff • 59 Bill Kellaris Wendy Kordus Deborah A. Lilley John Pierce Shirley Holmes rs ' Holmes discusses mail plans with Valerie and Wanda. C 3 c CL S3 CD n n C 5 C 3 c 13 o o Carolyn Burton Valerie Castlen Wanda Davey Brenda Wooten Xi Oh o C 5 Oh T3 C c 5 •1-H CD u 3 ffl o o J3 u a a o U w 60 • Faculty and Staff • 60 - Dr. Brian C. Richardson Dr. William E. Brown Dr. Gary Phillips Mr. Craig Williford Only the Bill Cosby Show has better ratings! April finds an attentive audience W? ' i wi Dr. Donald Wilkins Mr. Alan Winkler Dr. Harold Matthews Dr. Nannette Bagstad Dr. Fary always seems to have a good word. Mr. Steve Bradshaw Dr. Duane Cuthbertson Dr. Malcolm Fary Mr. David Friberg I Dr. Ruth Kantzer 61 • Faculty and Staff • 61 33 S I «!ft s Mr. Dale Hatcher Mr. Raymond Kordus Miss Judy Steele ir . } Dr. Mel R. Wilhoit Coach Kordus had a lot to clap about this year! Herb Weaver, Diana, and Leslie all agree, Working with plaster improves one ' s face value. ' wmm. I ■ _ .•■ r Mr. David Luther Dr. Sigrid Luther Miss Zelpha Russell Mr. Herb Weaver B I 62 • Faculty and Staff • 62 g o G U G CD Ul G G u G Cfl (J Dr. Robert L. McCarron Miss Betty Ann Brynoff Dr. Richard M. Cornelius Dr. Ruth Kantzer Mr. Richard Hi] Mr. Walter Jahncke Dr. William Ketchersid Dr. Jack W. Traylor 63 • Faculty and Staff • 63 Dr. Robert Simpson The sunspots are incredible today! 25£t 8 mm Sis i An encouraging smile can always be seen on Dr. Traylor ' s face. ■flWil Wouldn ' t you buy a used car from him? P n- tr CD 3 P o P D P it c P n CD 64 • Faculty and Staff • 64 c a U a Mr. Butler is always willing to help a student. Vern Archer Eleanor Steele Roger D. Butler Louise B. Emmott 2|V «• • ' J f - ' • ■• ■ v ftfcrfA Awh Mary Anne Parrott - - ; n David Wright Rebekah Ross Ginny Seguine Rebecca Van Meeveren 65 • Faculty and Staff • 65 I Mary Liebig Joe Runyon Student discount. What discount? Petet W. Hattis Miika Lehtinen Matk Habetmas John Atgo Left to tight: Patsy Gossett, Clata Massingale, Ruth Ptice, Debbie Claitday, Patty Dyet, Doyle Atgo, John Atgo. Joyce Atgo not pictuted.  n O f O P P hrj O O CL P P P QfQ P 1941 Bryan College Basketball Team m w I But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint. Isaiah 40:31 KJ 68 • Sports • 68 U u u o • ££ , §P kiH — - -f-: -i.-:y u ; ■■■■ £ ■ ' ■ ' ' .- ■-.-- Sitting, left to right: Danny Garcia, Tom Shanley, Mark Heffner, Daryl Mullholand, Danny Campbell, Dave Erskine, Dave Willson, Doug Bowman, John Boggs. Standing, left to right: Coach Ray Kordus, Paul Galloway, Kevin Boot, David Clothier, Duane Jeffers, Dan Snyder, Dan Williams, Dan Harrington, Greg Ardelean, Sam Siharath, John Kelley, Gray Bradford, Ben Crandall. iff How many legs does that guy have? This game is going to the dogs! 69 • Sports • 69 Bryan Opponent Bryan Opponent 2 Baldwin-Wallace 1 King 2 2 University of South 3 4 Tennessee Temple King 3 4 Palm Beach 2 3 Birmingham Southern 2 2 Biola 3 1 Berea 1 LeTourneau 2 12 Brescia 2 3 Bartlesville Wesleyan 1 3 Toccoa Falls 1 2 Maryville 1 1 4 2 2 3 6 11 Tennessee Wesleyan Tennessee Temple Tennessee Tech Carson-Newman Christian Brothers North Georgia Freed Hardeman Covenant 1 1 2 1 Records Set Most Goals — Game 12 — Season 68 Most Assists — Game 9 — Season 42 Most Goals— Game— Individual 7— David Wilson All-Americans NCCAA: David Willson, Da ryl Mullholand NAIA: David Willson 70 • Sports • 70 J CO a Left to right (front row): Tracy Coward, Grif Vandergrift.John Williams, Ronnie Cox, Lee Jones, Terry Copeland, Gregg Harshman. (back row): Coach Dale Hatcher, Tim Schultz, Walter Jahncke III, Doug Pearson, David Zuberer, Ben Matlock, Kevin Tidwell, Jeff Skinner, Paul Smelser, Manager Garnett Henry. Coach Hatcher KNOWS his team ' s sta- tus! ' You push him and I ' ll catch him! ' 71 • Sports • 71 The guys share the joy of another victory. A mighty attempt is made to retrieve the suspended ball. Above: Tremendous rebound fellas! Left: All hands anticipate a fulfillment of Newton ' s law of gravitational pull. 72 • Women ' s Basketball • 72 I LL 3 c 6 o Left to right, Front row: Jennifer Jones, Lanette Vetter, Kari Bengtson. Back row: LaDonna Robinson, Mary Lokers, Captain Shannon Law, Captain Karen Easter, Shellie Ross, Coach Judy Steele. Not pictured: Captain Valeria Patterson, Pam Prater, Cherylann Locke, Starr Pitts, Dawn Ramsey, Donna Anderson, Lynn Goodwin, Leanne Malloy. Left: If only I can make this free shot! Above: She sails through the air with the greatest of ease. Above right: If you want to make that shot, you ' ll have to run over me to do it! Right: Anxious arms grasp for the prize. 74 • Sports • 74 JO Above (left to right, top to bottom): Donna Anderson, Carolyn Arnemann, Ann Efird, Pam Figurski, Emily Home, Mary Lokers, Captain Paula M cWilliam, Starr Pitts, LaDonna Robinson, Suzanne Smith, Kari Bengtson, Kathy Freers, Coach Judy Steele. Not pictured: Lisle Wilkerson. Carson-Newman Won: 4 Lost: 7 Rhodes Won: 2 Lost: 1 Tournament: Covenant Won: 10 Lost: 4 Tennessee Temple Won: 3 Lost: 2 Central Wesleyan Won: Lost: 2 Emory and Won:0 Henry Lost: 2 Toccoa Won: 5 Lost: 2 The University of the South Won: Lost: 2 Ferrum Won: Lost: 2 Trevecca Won: 2 Lost: Tennessee Temple Won: Lost: 2 Maryville Won: 5 Lost: 4 Tusculum Won: Lost: 5 District Tournament: Milligan Won:0 Lost: 3 The University of Tennessee Chattanooga Won: Lost: 6 Tennessee Temple Won: 1 Lost: 2 Piedmont Won: 2 Lost: The University of the South Won: 2 Lost: 8 Central Wesleyan Won: Lost: 2 Above {left to right, top to bottom): Dana Allen, Ann Barinowski, Captain Andy Bruner, Tim Combs, Craig Cornelius, Captain Sandy Enlow, Yolanda Garcia, John Hunt, David Lines, Cyndi Lopez, Martha Wilbanks, Brian Vladu. Chaplains Susy Lopez and Steve Snyder. Trainers Angie Elmore and Vince Pyle. Coach Steve Bradshaw. 76 • Cheerleaders • 16 u js u Captains, Missy Goss and Wendy Cole. 77 • Cheerleaders • 7 7 The symmetry of a well-practiced cheer What humiliation the Athletic Director will un- dergo to raise spirit when his team wins! Rouse them, women! It takes strength and dexterity to hold this pose! The gals demonstrate the proper attire of this year ' s squad. The cheerleaders show the guys the way to really kick! For as the body is one, And hath many members, And all the members of that one body, being many, are one body: so also is Christ. I Corinthians 12:12 KJ Organizations — 4 80 • Organizations • 80 ■♦- d C 3 d d Left to right (bottom row): Glenn McClain, Bill McDaniel, Jonathan Garrett, John Darnell, Jim Woychuk, Craig Cornelius, (second row): Patrick Rudd, Tammy Rake, Dave Wilson, Lori DeBoer, Doug Enger. (third row): Gretchen Mann, Cathie Starce, Darryl Gravett, Sonya Knecht. (top row): Jimmy Davis, Amy Barth, Keri Baker. 81 • Organizations • 81 A cluster of candids of hard-working Sena- tors surround the photo of the officers center left. Left ro right: Craig Cornelius, President; Sonya Knecht, Secretary; Keri Baker, Busi- ness Manager; Jonathan Garrett, Vice Presi- dent. 82 • Organizations • 82 a o a P a 0) Above left: Dave gets a kiss from an admiring fan. Center left: A Twila Paris concert was sponsored by S.U. Below left: Harrison Ford made an appearance at Dr. J ' s. Above right: Contrary to POPULAR belief, Student Union meetings can be serious. Center right: Another enteraining duet. Below right: Bad Dudes at the OK Corral this year. UMSMM 84 • Organizations • 84 u c o iH u W BEM Officers: Left to right, Michele Johnson, President; Susan Heasley, Captain, Special Education; Gretchen Mann, Vice President. Captains; Cindy Renegar, 7-year-olds; Avonda Yeager, 8-year-olds; Lea Johnson, 9-year-olds; Walter Jahncke, 10-year-olds; Steve Snyder, 11-year-olds; Irene Loveland, 12-year-olds. 85 • Organizations • 85 Bible Education Ministry — over one hundred strong! 86 • Organizations • 86 u Oh 6 o Oh o Left to right: Stephanie Bengtson, Marilyn Orris, Jennifer Suggs, Vicki Perna, Lisa James, Matthew Brice. 87 • Organizations • 87 Left to right, above, front row: Kari Bengtson, Leanne Malloy, Lauran-Bell Hudson, Susan Hensley, Sherry Cooney, Becky Brewster. Back row: Paul Olson, Jodi DeBoer, Lori Miller, Mary Lokers, Mark Olson, Kim Grill. Left, front row: Lauran-Bell Hudson, Ingrid Krein, Jim Woychuk. middle row: Steve Snyder, Lois Silvey, Kim Esuchanko, Mary Beth Hall, Kim Grill, Lori Miller, back row: Becky Brewster, Ken Wilson. 88 • Organizations • Above (left to right): Bev Hewitt, Jeanine Bongiorno, Monique Niederer, Carol Romer, Tammy Rake, Jacqueline Lee, Kim Esuchanko, Jackie Bellamy, Lauri Long, Byron Talbot, Amy Barth, Danny Campbell, Jackie Jewell, Mark Hoffer— President, Anna Smith. Vice President Elizabeth Carden not pictured. Thirty-three other students also participate. 89 • Organizations • 89 Above (left to tight): Front— Ann Gholdston, John Bell, Debbie Sloat. Center— Vicki Perna, Wayne Simon, Marti Decker. Back— John Darnell, Melanie Grimes, Danny Campbell. H c o •n C 5 90 • Organizations • 90 Life Ministry (left to right): Kevin Mangum, President; TJ. Vercouteren, Vice President; Noel Allen; Janelle Johnson, Marilyn Orris, Michele Hufford. Tony Oliver not pictured. A new PCI ministry, Life involves high school visitation and discipleship through core groups. Life has seen a very good first year and shows promise for the years to come. 91 • Organizations • 91 Hilltop Players presented Harvey this fall. The cast of actors included Joel Bryan, Tara Bucklen, Jimmy Davis, Dan Harrington, Ger- ry Hurley, Jim Koan, Ingrid Krein, Tim Little, Karen Morgan, Elizabeth Riviera, and Debbi Sloat. Mrs. Rachel Morgan directed the play with the assistance of Lynn Lehtinen and Kris Bair. Harvey was enjoyed by all as one of the more successful plays to be presented in recent years. 92 • Organizations • 92 u C o a o U Staff (left to right): John Weyant, Adviser; Jim Shelley, Editor; Debra Masters, Layout Editor; Renae Boldt; Jeanie Chadwick; Tammy Cheeks, Advertising Sales; Joan Reed; Drew Bowman, Photography Editor. : 93 • Organizations • 93 Left to right (back row): Lori Farney, Assistant Editor; Mary Beth Hall; Amy Corrigan; LaDonna Robinson; Stephanie Smith, (middle row): Michele Johnson; John Boggs; Becky Price (front row): Melissa Neu- bert; Amy Beckham, Editor; Betty Brynoff, Adviser. Left, center, top: Danny Bice as Consulting Editor invested much time in the workshop with the TRIANGLE elves. Immediate left: The TRIANGLE group had much to write about concerning campus events this year. Organizations • 94 o U u u c O U First row (left to right): Rona Halcomb, Lauran Hudson, Sharon Bradfield, Amy Scott, Tara Bucklen, Martha VC ' ilbanks, Melissa Jones, Lori Lesnett, Melodee Wolcott, Trish Kiney, Becky Naff, Paula Hammar. Second row: Melissa Meadows, Kathy Edwards, Chetyl Dear, Ann Gholdston, Debbie Lawalin, Elizabeth Riviera, Ingrid Krein, Amy Ezell, Gina Raggio, Becky Miller, Lois Silvey, Cathie Starce, Beth Hornish. Third row: Becky Btewster, Jonathan Tucker, Doug Bowman, Kent Margraves, Jim Woychuk, Craig Cornelius, Kris Bair, Bonnie Wagler, Jeff Ferretl, Kevin Boot, Ed Fickley, Tim Little, Matthew Bnce, Anita Reuter, Darryl Gravett. Fourth row: Mark Hoffer, Byron Talbot, Jon Whiteley, Brett Roes, Noel Allen, Greg Lilley, Sonny Beckham, Jonathan Garrett, Raul Cruz, Garnett Henry, Blaine Hess, T.J. Vercouteren, Doug Padgett, Steve Snyder, Mr. David Luther. 95 • Organizations • 95 First row (left to right): Rona Halcomb, Lisa James, Esther Carbailosa, Trish Kiney. Second row: Timothy Evans, Jacqueline Lee, Brenda Vandiver, Monique Niederer, Sharron Licking, Jeffrey Ferrell, Jodi DeBoer, Becky McManus. Third row: Dr. Mel Wilhoit, Kimberly Grill, Matthew Brice, Daryl Mullholand, Kyle Howard, Dawn Stacy, Sonny Beckham, Kent Margraves, Doug Barr. Fourth row: Doug Padgett, Matt Ruark, Jim Koan, Leanne Malloy, Steve Bracy, Kathy Dean, Ryan Wisniewski, Tammy Rake. Left: Flute Ensemble (left to right) Esther Carbailosa, Trish Kiney, Rona Halcomb. Assistant Conductor Jim Koan gets things done. Below Left: Brass Quartet (left to right) Steve Bracy, Dr. Mel Wilhoit, Dawn Stacy, Kent Margraves. Below: Officers Kent Margraves, president; Trish Kiney, secretary; Monique Niederer, social chair- man; Esther Carbailosa, vice president; Doug Padgett, stage manager. c % Wv 5fc-f9 1 Til f IBBr I 1 i it If - 3 o 4 D Q- W D 3 Activities 99 ■ Activities • 99 n ft) n D 100 • Homecoming • 100 a a o u a o X Left: Juniors — Shannon Law, Becky Hill. John Darnell, driver. Sophomores — Susan Heasley, Suzanne Smith. Seniors — Michele Johnson, Wendy Cole, Keri Baker and 1985-86 Queen, Gindy Smith Murdock. Freshmen — Sherri Donehoo, Christy Pierce, Steve Snyder, driver. i 101 • Homecoming • 101 It takes all kinds. 103 • Banquets • 103 104 • Activities • 104 U a u a o U t 3 a o 0 3 C 3 Bryan ' s 1987 Missions Conference pre- sented afresh the challenge of our Lord to go into all the world and preach the gospel. Pictured right are speakers George W. Murray and Marilyn J. Laszlo. The photo below is Beverly Entz, who min- istered in music. This conference will long be remem- bered as the commitment to the chal- lenge to service met with nearly a 100 percent student response. 105 • Activities • 105 106 • Candids • 106 107 • Candids • 107 I 108 • Candids • 108 I 109 • Candids • 109 COMMONER 1987 112 • Supplement • 112 a o u Q THE PASSING OF A LANDMARK Because of prohibitive insurance and repair costs, the White Chapel was razed in May 1987. Tentative plans are to use the site for the proposed new library and learning center. After years of service as a military base chapel in Tulla- homa, Tennessee, the White Chapel was dismantled and reassembled on Bryan campus by college staff and students. In addition to being the college chapel through the early 1970 ' s, the building was used at different times for a men ' s dorm, a women ' s dorm, staff apartments, music studios, large classes, a radio recording facility, plays, and special programs. In 1986 — 87 it was the location of the Tennessee Homecoming ' 86 exhibit and the evening forensics competitions. Some of the Christian leaders who have spoken or performed from its platform are Francis Schaeffer, Cliff Barrows, Jerome Hines, Charles Stanley, Stuart Briscoe, Manfred Gutzke, Malcolm Cronk, Irvingjensen, Alan Redpath, Paul Van Gorder, E. Schyler English, M.R. DeHaan, Eugenia Price, Harold DeCou, and Donald Grey Barnhouse. This supplement is dedicated to the memories of the many people, programs, and experiences associated with the White Chapel which were used of the Lord to touch thousands of lives over several decades. 113 • Supplement • 113 ' : -T7 ,i,iu!wi)wiiaj)iiwummi ii ui)mii xm . mm — mr The Bryan College Chorale was honored this year by being asked to perform in New York City with five other schools at Lincoln Center in Avery Fischer Hall for an Easter program. They also performed at the Armenian Cathedral. The group stayed in the Hotel Penta (above). Director David Luther and his wife, Sigrid, are seen greeting Peter Tiboris (left), conductor of the American Symphony Orchestra, who presided over the event. THE SIGHTS AND EXPERIENCES OF NEW YORK CITY Top row: New York City, here we come! 2nd row: The BIG Apple is aptly named. (Right): The Bry- an Lions meet a New York lion. Bottom row: Look, Mom! We really did perform at Lincoln Cen- ter! The subway ride was a very educational exper- ience. (Immediate left): Both Chinatown and Joe ' s Diner offer excellent cuisine. (Above): New York experiences can be exhausting! 114 • Supplement • 114 cr G PQ 0) Pictured with Coach Ray Kordus are the following soccer players who received awards: Daryl Mullholand (MVP Defense), Dave Willson (MVP Offense), Dan Harrington (MIP), Doug Bowman (Mr. Attitude), John Boggs (Mr. Hustle), Dan Williams (Mr. Hustle), Greg Ardelean (5 Star Award), Ben Crandall (5 Star Award). Above: Sandy Enlow had an outstanding year with Bryan College. She is shown receiving one of the following awards: NAIA District 24 Academic All American, NCCAA District 5 All American and Academic All American, Most Valuable Runner, Golden Guts. 1st row: (left) Ann Efird accepts a team award for Co-Most Valuable Player in volleyball; (right) Shannon Law accepts the NCCAA District 5 All-District Award from Dr. Spoede. 2nd row: (left) Dr. Spoede presents LaDonna Robinson with the Most Improved Player Award in basketball; she also was awarded MIP for volleyball. (Center): Am I supposed to wear a tie with this new shirt (Below): It was worth all that work for a meal like this. ' (Right): A good time was had by all. (Far right): The cheerleaders try out for next year ' s sports positions. 115 • Supplement • 115 Bryan 61 Tennessee Wesleyan 74 82 Lee 99 108 Warren Wilson 79 64 Lee 69 75 Covenant 76 82 Tusculum 86 OT 78 Berry 80 81 Covenant 87 79 UMPI 60 105 Carson-Newman 111 62 King 64 51 Maryville 47 71 Tennessee Temple 69 89 Milligan 74 77 Lee 92 109 Carson-Newman 91 85 Tennessee Wesleyan 91 54 King 51 99 Covenant 94 51 Western Carolina 86 87 Milligan 93 Double OT 98 Tennessee Wesleyan 87 84 Tusculum 89 OT 75 Tennessee Temple 70 ! Won 10 Season Highlights Lost 14 First year for Head Coach Dale Hatcher First Bryan team to beat Carson-Newmar (109-91) First win ever over Tennessee Temple on their home court First Bryan team ever to beat Tennessee Temple twice in one year First Bryan team to play an NCAA I team (Western Carolina) Above left: Bryan rises above Covenant 99-94! Right: The Bryan Student Body was very supportive of the basketball teams this year. Bryan 66 Union University 99 57 Berry 94 61 Lee 107 ' 57 Kennesaw 99 73 Tusculum 72 64 Bristol 85 69 Tusculum 101 71 Carson-Newman 95 ! 72 Covenant 86 60 Cumberland 113 64 King 74 58 Berry 95 67 Maryville 63 84 Tennessee Temple 88 77 University of the South 63 60 Kennesaw 70 j 85 Lee 78 71 Carson-Newman 89 86 Covenant 80 91 Maryville 58 84 Bristol 87 64 Tennessee Wesleyan 90 86 Covenant 81 65 King 88 66 University of the South 68 j 68 Tennessee Wesleyan 88 86 Tennessee Temple District Tournament 97 93 Tennessee Temple 101 ! ! Won 7 Season Highlights Lost 21 First women ' s team ever to beat Lee College on their home court ; First year for Coach Judy Steele Shannon Law set new individual scoring record with 1691 points 116 • Supplement • 116 V5 U d o The title of the second semester production was BRIDGE OF BLOOD: TAKING CHRIST TO THE AUCAS. Performed in Reader ' s Theatre style, it presented the story of the martyrdom of five missionaries by the Ecuadorian Auca Indians in 1956. It is a vivid reminder of the truth in Matthew 10:39: he that loseth his life for My sake shall find it. Photo at right depicts the five couples singing and praying in preparation for what was to be the men ' s last flight. Below, the women prepare gifts and the men plan for the mission. Left to right: Tara Bucklen (Elisabeth Elliot, Narrator), Doug Bowman (Jim Elliot), Stephanie Smith (Marilou McCully, Dayuma), Tim Helms (Ed McCully, Wayne, Mr. Shuell), Heather Harshman (Marj Saint, Mrs. Shuell), Ed Fickley (Nate Saint), Ingrid Krein (Olive Fleming), Jamie Sanders (Pete Fleming, College student), Melanie Allen (Barbara Youderian, Miriam), and Ken Wilson (Roger Youderian, Preacher, Student Body President). u u o World Outreach is a program which gives students an opportunity to get a taste of the mission field. This chance to serve in summer missions can help one to find God ' s will for his or her own life. This year ' s Missions Conference was instrumen- tal in helping many of these guys and gals make the decision to commit their summer to serve others. The following is a list of those involved this year and the place of service and the mission board which sponsors them. Kathy Edwards Chicago Susan Heasley Panama; El Salvador Mark Heffner Taiwan Lea Johnson Ireland Michele Johnson Spain Susan Klaus France Greg Lilley Papua, New Guinea David Lines China Mary Lokers Chicago Kevin Mangum Mali, Africa Mark Olson Japan Pat Ryan Eastern Europe Front row: (Left to right) David Lines, Kevin Mangum, Kathy Edwards, Mark Olson, Susan Klaus. Back row: Michele Johnson, Greg Lilley, Susan Heasley, Mary Lokers, Pat Ryan, Lea Johnson, Mark Heffner. Photo below: Mark Heffner, Irene Loveland, Kim Esuchanko, Sherri Donehoo, Kevin Mangum, Steve Snyder, President. Inner City Impact Practical Missionary Training Conservative Baptist Missions Global Outreach Practical Missionary Training Arab World Ministries New Tribes Missions Friends of China (OMF) Inner City Impact Gospel Missionary Union Life Ministries Intervarsity 117 • Supplement • 117 J Pictured above are some folks who kept us VERY busy this year, the PCI officers. (Left to right): Melanie Grimes, Tutoring; Kevin Mangum, Life Ministry; Becky Brewster, Pres. — Nursing Homes; Mark Hoffer, Pres. — Pals; Bonnie Wagler, V.P. — Special Projects; Dan Snyder, Executive Presi- dent; Michele Johnson, BEM; Darin Gregg, Pres.— Gimpers; Beth Bran- To think that we called this place HOME for nine months out of son, World Outreach. the year! n 3 c n T ! 118 • Supplement • 118 a CO u O a CD u O a This year ' s Junior Senior Banquet took place in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains at Knoxville, Tennessee. The evening started at the Radisson Inn with the usual delicious dinner. Last Will and Testa- ments of various students were read by Dr. Bill Brown. Everyone had a laugh at the cute and humorous photos of their classmates ' childhood appearances. Following supper, all made the trip to the banks of the Tennessee River for a romantic cruise on the riverboat. Next stop was at the Calvary Baptist Church for a concert per- formed by James Ward. Finally, the endurance of every- one was displayed by the exceptional scores racked up at the early morning bowling tournament. For those who managed to keep their bleary eyes open, breakfast was served by the Argos back home at Bryan. 119 • Supplement • 119 CD P O n er p 120 • Supplement • 120 Left — Senior Academic Honors — First row (left to right): Robin Hough, Jodi Baker, Debra Barwick, Martha Decker, Rebecca Brewster, Laura Kauf- mann, Sonya Knecht. Second row: Michele John- son, Joy Williams, Darryl Gravett, Lori Farney, Da- vid Lines, Elizabeth Branson, Martha Payne, Vicki Arnold, Amy Beckham. Third row: Jeff Harrelson, Jonathan Garrett, Craig Cornelius. Not pictured: Scott Frankio, Anne Gordon, Janelle Iverson, Glen- da Johnson, Dawn Kinter, Schaun Myers. Below— Junior Academic Honors — First row (left to right): Jennifer Suggs, Kay Powell, Katherine Dean, Nanette Bell. Second row: Walter Jahncke, Andrew Bruner, David Branson, Doug Enger. Not pictured: Carla Alarid, David Clothier, Gregory Harshman, Daran Rodriquez, Timothy Schultz. Above: M.A. Cooley Memorial Music Scholarship presented by Dr. Mel R. Wilhoit to Gina Raggio. Below: P. A. Boyd Prizes presented by Dr. Robert W. Spoede to (top row, left to right) — Craig Corne- lius, senior man; Michele Johnson, senior woman; Shannon Law, junior; Jim Woychuk, sophomore; Jimmy Davis, freshman. Bottom right: Judson A. Rudd Testimony and Influence Award presented by freshman class president Jimmy Davis to Kathy Ed- wards. 121 • Supplement • 121 Above— First row (left to right): Dr. Richard Corne- lius presents Literary Contest awards for journalism to Michele Johnson (center) and Amy Beckham (right, editor of THE TRIANGLE). Mrs. Lynn Leh- tinen presents Hilltop Players Senior Award to Stephanie Smith. Dr. Cornelius presents Senior For- ensics Award to Craig Cornelius (left) and Intramu- ral Forensics Team Award to David Banks (center, class of 1990 representative). Second row: Dr. Gary Phillips presents the American Bible Society Award in Bible to Kevin Ma ngum. Miss Dorothy Johnson presents the award for the Highest Achievement in First-Year Chemistry to Karis White. Dr. Robert Simpson presents the Paul McCarthy Scholarship for achievement in the freshman computer course to James Arnette. Above — Sophomore Academic Honors — first row (left to right): Carolyn Arnemann, Anna Smith, Tara Bucklen, Lori Swaim, Ruth Rinehart, Dawn Stacy, Cynthia Renegar. Second row: Kendra Thompson, Lauri Long, Gretchen Mann, Kelly Burby, Jacque- line Lee, Cynthia Lopez, Edward Fickley, Kevin Mangum, Vincent Pyle. Third row: Steven Bracy, Tammy Rake, Mary Lokers, Byron Talbot, Noel Allen, Patrick Rudd. Not pictured: Benjamin Cowles, Fredrick Dolislager, Pamela Figurski, Me- lissa Jones, Debra Smith, James Woychuk. Right — Freshman Academic Honors — First row (left to right): Crista Cornelius, Amy Ezell, Debbi Sloat, Karis White, Rona Halcomb, Heather Harsh- man, Beth Hornish. Second row: Todd Justice, Timothy Evans, Rodd Thayer, Lawrence Powell, Bobbie Brooks, Kevin Boot. Third row: Mary Hall, Lois Silvey, Jodi DeBoer, Wesley Gibson, Jamie Sanders, David Willson, Matthew Ruark. Not pic- tured: Amy Barth, Stephanie Bengtson, Ingrid Krein. 122 • Supplement • 122 Above: The graduation is about to commence Above right: Gretchen Mann, Ken- neth Cleaver, and David Clothier proudly bear the flags for the ceremo- ny. Immediate tight: Leslie Stringer thrills the audience with her rendition of Hummel ' s Alleluia. Far right: Craig Cornelius exercises his speaking abilities with his delivery of the commencement address. W it ' «PI SL i 3 J Li 1 ! , -i --= f i Top row left: Senator Jennings Randolph salutes the audience as he is about to receive an honorary degree presented by Dr. Kenneth Hanna. Top row right: President Hanna welcomes all with open arms. Bottom row (left to right): Beth Branson accepts the Senior Mathematics Award from Dr. Robert Simpson, Becky Michalski Patrick receives the Psychology Award from Mr. Steve Bradshaw, Craig Cornelius is presented the Melvin M. Sequine Award by Dr. Brian Richardson, and Robin Hough is presented the Mrs. E.B. Arnold Student Teacher Award by Dr. Nan- nette Bagstad. 123 • Supplement • 123 Jllill | i y W i Above left: Scott Frankio and John Datnell give their farewell addresses. Above right: Let us all sing the Alma Mater, and then we can all go home! Left: Lisa Barth Stewart shows her enthusiasm in conversing with Senator Jennings Randolph as her father looks on. Below (top left): Scott and Sally Sorenson share their joy with the whole family. Top right: Melanie, Debra, Marti, and Becky have reason to celebrate. Bottom left: Michele gives one last farewell as she leaves for a busy summer. Center: Oh, what sweet sorrow saying Good-bye can be. Right: Could the smile on Gayle ' s face be caused by something other than her graduation? 124 • Supplement • 124 ■: ■▼H U H U O ' ▼H d 0) C 3 This year the Seniors had the privilege of spending their last few days together at Camp Victory in Southern Alabama. The time was spent canoeing, swimming, kayaking, riding go-carts, fishing, and just some good old-fashioned fellowshipping. A good time was had by all, and it was a time for a Hnal bonding of relationships which had grown through four years of college. ' ■ -01 J 1 c ti 3J r- es ' di y Jfc« 125 • Supplement • 125 Parting Shots: A Truly Great Year! §£ Acknowledgments Sincere thanks to the following people for their contributions to the 1986-1987 COMMONER John Boggs Photography and Darkroom Dr. Richard Cornelius Advice and Copy Craig Cornelius Photography i John Darnell Photography Fred Duong Photography J Lori Farney Photography Ed Fickley Photography Sandy Ross Photography | Kathy Shelley Layout assistance, love, and patience for the Bonnie Wagler editor. | John Weyant Photography Moral support and many long, late hours donated of his own time. 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