Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

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BY THE ON THE OF TIME AUGUST 16-19 Student Leadership Conference Lloyd Preston sparks enthusiasm as RA ' s, Student Senate, PCI, Stu- dent Union, class officers, and other student leaders set goals and chart out the course of the year. 20 Freshmen and transfers step on board. 22 The rest of the crew arrives. 24-26 Spiritual Life Conference Tim Kimmel equips students to face the challenging waters of the 21st century. Straight talk about choos- ing a mission, mate, and master in life. Lloyd Preston — I feel GOOD! I feel GREAT! BL » j P hBB b K £ N 1 t t ' xm m 3 Whitewater rafting Student Union sponsors a memora- ble trip down the Ocoee ;=: ;r. 10 Laura Compton concert 12-14 Staley Lecture Series Dr. Paul Faulkner captures the hearts and challenges the lives of students. 24 Freshmen Talent Show takes to the airwaves with FTV. 30 An action-packed month comes to a close as students whiz down the Al- pine Slide. Dr. Paul Faulkner — The tall Texan with a big heart Rod Campbell track Tearing up the OCTOBER 7-8 Homecoming — A Big Hit! Carnival theme creates a festive at- mosphere. 14-23 Fall Break — A Wonderful Invention! Soccer, volleyball, and ministry teams tour Florida. 28 Joseph Alexander Brown — A New Addition! Calendar 9

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s S SSS5M;:i:Ssi!iffi«SS -sA 1 Students catch the Christmas spirit. 13-16 Final Exams - - Round I messenger RNA . . . the Crimean War . . . Vincent Van Gogh . . . meta- morphic rocl s . . . Top Down Theory . . . management styles . . . contex- tual circles . . . zzz 14 Students head home for the Holi- days. • Kathy Rose and Jodi DeBoer deck the halls with Christmas cheer. SHAPED MASTER WHEEL DECEMBER DEMOCRAT NOMINEES MICWEl S, OmAIIS UM««r[K«p«sii, ' «r mm m hh ntmm REPUBLICAN NOMINEES cmirni m presip flKD DiN awn ' C4NOI04TE m ME LOIS MDtft .V A -ii NOVEMBER 8 Calendar Scott Grisar, Danny Campbell, Mark Heffner, David Erskine, and Marc Neddo enjoy the Sunshine State. No, no. Dr. Brown! It was Moses and the Bulrushes — not Joseph. The Bryan College Oratorio Chorus presents THE MESSIAH. Election Day Bryan voters cast their ballots in the Presidential battle be- tween George Bush and Michael Du- kakis. Bush won. Day of Prayer — A call to reverence Harvest concert Forensics — The Juniors lead. 17-19 Hilltop Players present THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK. 23-27 Thanksgiving Break 8 9 12 15

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WORKIN ' FOR A LIVIN ' p, The College Work Program played a vital part in shaping students to be ser- vants for Christ. Not only did the various jobs in the programs aid students finan- cially, but they also provided an opportu- nity to serve. These opportunities, among others, included cafeteria and janitorial work, aiding a member of the college staff, or maintaining our campus by serv- ing on the grounds crew. Serving carried with it great responsi- bility. This year ' s student workers proved their dependability by working efficiently. Their hard work was reflected by the cleanliness of the buildings and campus, the excellent food service, and the con- tinuous compliments made by college staff ?rd students. Working v ith the proper attitude is very important. A job is so much easier if it is approached positively. Debbie Hussey, a janitorial worker, said the following about her work: It ' s a really nice job. I wish I had more hours. The flexibility of the hours is great. It ' s also very convenient to work somewhere I don ' t have to travel to, since I don ' t have a car. Even through the cut in many student workers ' hours due to the college ' s budget cuts, the workers still had positive outlooks. Con- cerning her cut in hours. Amy Barth said, I only got one or two hours per week cut, so it didn ' t affect me greatly. I won ' t get as much money, of course, but it ' s kind of nice having the extra free time. Students involved in the College Work Program should be commended. These workers did more than earn money to fi- nance their education. They took on re- sponsibilities that will help them mature. Moreover, they optimistically served us — Bryan College. Melissa says there Dr. Cuthbertson. Marc Neddo and Jon Green wishing the campus were covered in evergreens. i an excitement in working for 10 Student Workers