Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Emma Armstrong @ Shelbyville, Tn. Amy Austin © Nashville, Tn. Kimberly Bates @ Nashville, Tn. Debbie Batts ® Nolensville, Tn. Timothy Baxter @ Franklin, Tn. Lisa Beard @ Nashville, Tn. Dan Bickel @ Nashville, Tn. Woody Biggs @ Nashville, Tn. Terry Bigham © Lewisburg, Tn. Barbara Bilbrey ® Nashville, Tn. Teresa Kay Binkley @ Nashville, Tn. Sherry Boggs ® Smyrna, Tn. Patti Boiko © La Vergne, Tn. Elaine Boswell © Griffin, Ga. Pat Bradford © Glasgow, Ky. Leesa Bray © Monterey, Tn. Karen Bridgeman @ Marietta, Ga. Maria Bristow ® Richmond, Va. Blake Brock ®@ Sheffield, Al. Freshmen 19

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At registration, people try to convince Big John that “O’Brien” goes with the O’s, not the B’s. At registration there’s always someone who gets a Coke before he gets his class cards. At registration, everyone complains that the only time they ever get to register first is in the summer, and they don’t even come to school in the summer. At registration, everyone skips the Bible desk until last — not because those who are last shall be first, but because they're afraid Leisure Time Activities will be closed. At registration, people who thought they’d get out of classes at noon have emotional breakdowns when the only Fresh- man English section that’s still open is at three. At registration, there’s always someone you want to avoid who’s got the same courses you’ve got. At registration, you always try to convince Dr. Slaughter that you’re a senior, and you've got to have P.E. to graduate. At registration, they always give you a chapel seat in the middle. At registration, the guy in front of you at the business office desk never knows how to add and they’ve got to refigure his bill. At registration, the machine that laminates I.D.’s eats yours. At registration, they run out of cookies just as you get to the counter. At registration, you try all the locked doors first--then you find the door marked “‘Exit’”. At registration, someone always tells how much worse regis- tration was at the state school they went to last year. Rebecca Brock ® McMinnville, Tn. David Brown ® Nashville, Tn. Keith Brown ® Daytona Beach, FI. Laura G. Brown ®@ Florence, Al. Tim Brown ® Old Hickory, Tn. Cindy Browning ® Burlington, N.C. Gracie Buck © Murfreesboro, Tn. Darrell Lynn Buford @ Paducah, Ky. Tina Burch @ Goodlettsville, Tn. Ronald Burkhart © Glen Easton, W.V. Brian A. Cagle ® Decatur, Al. Lori Campbell © Manchester, Tn. Stan Carnahan @ Ooltewah, Tn. Carol Carpenter © Schaumburg, II. Denise Cassetty @ Fairfax, Va. Susan Childers © Miami, Fl.