Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

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Junior class vice president, Jamie Sanders, helps create an old-fashioned carnival with a kissing booth on Dr. Hanna ' s door. Mascot Mark Cruver gets the Bryan spirit flowing at the pep rally. Tim Helms revs up his motorcycle at the Home- coming pep rally. Student Senate transforms the Lion ' s Den into a carnival complete with ballons and barkers. Homecoming 17

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OLD-FASHIONED CARNIVAL Step right up, Ladies and Gentlemen! Join the fun of the 1988 Bryan College Homecoming festivities, where the halls were decorated in the spirit of an old- fashioned carnival. Dress-up days began with a trip back to the carefree days of the Fifties, when bobby socks and rolled-up blue jeans were the rage. Professors commented about how nice the students looked until someone reminded them that it was Fif- ties Day. Students with polka dot ties, brightly colored wigs, and painted faces brought in Clown Day with true carnival style. Twin Day witnessed the birth of the largest group of twins in Bryan College history as juniors donned their class sweatshirts to become a moving mass of look alikes. Some of Bryan ' s stranger creatures emerged from the woodwork to stalk the halls on Freak Day. The majority of them were found to be quite harmless. The only injuries reported that day were strained neck muscles from too many double takes and sore stomach muscles from laughing too hard. By the time alumni began rolling in on Friday, Bryan College had returned to normal, and students were sporting the traditional Red and Gold as though noth- ing at the Old Alma Mater had ever changed. Alumni gathered under the Big Top in the Grassy Bowl to catch up on the latest news and relive old memories. Mean- while, current students were preparing to make some memories of their own. Pauline Baker and Danny Campbell bop around on Fifties Day Cut yourself sfiaving this morning? Scott Pinson pre- pares for a bad day. E-il r ? clown is tiard work. Kim Haynes adds a special toucti to the Homecoming festivities. 16 Homecoming

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•• ;!i Parades are br! Amy Barth enjoys being chauf- ' Niederer represent the Ju- feured to the soccer game in s»yle. ' ° ' ° ' ® ° ' Homecoming court. 1S Homecoming