Commoner, 1975

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Bryan College
Dayton
Tennessee
Volume 41

COMMONER 1975

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looking ahead . . .

I see a vision

of lives
reaching out
through Him

New faces,

new roles,

new situations

greeted me when I arrived.

Student leaders made plans

to guide,

to improve,

to entertain,

to test.

And then

receptions welcomed me

into the family.

Getting acquainted at Dr. Mercer's.

Aren't Bryan couples cute?

18 Preparation and Orientation

Jerry rides again.

The community churches introduce themselves

The big test: endurance.

Preparation and Orientation 19

Hectic, confusing hours,

long, tiring lines,

schedules meeting requirements,

advisors patiently helping —

thus another year begins.

Kay Arthur . . .

sensitive, deep,

challenging me to love the Lord

with all my being,

preparing me for a deeper commitment.

At Bryan?

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Yes, I'm healthy, Melodie.
20 Registration and Spiritual Life Week

Kay says, "Praise the Lord!'

Arrival!

Meet your Student Union.

Meet the President.

Registration and Spiritual Life Week 21

Working with faculty,

forming better relationships,

dealing with problems,

building and benefitting —

Student Senate was there

enriching Bryan life.

Besides keeping us in line,

the Resident Assistants

helped us to grow spiritually,

and I learned that we serve each other.

Bryan's neighborhood cops.

Not again!

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"Five points anyone?

22 RA's

ABOVE. Front Row: S. Roberts, C. Johnson, B.
Shondelmver, B. Grimes. Row 2: T. Varney, D.
Decker, D. Mercer, G. Fath, L. Efird. Not pictured:
B. Spoede, J. Wilke, N. Adams. LEFT. Seated: Sec.
- P. Baker; left to right: Pres. — J. Tubbs; V.P. —
B. Brewer; Bus. Mgr. — G. McLawhon.

Student Senate 23

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'Which version is this?"

'O well, skip it." — Dr. Anderson

"O well, back at the ranch!" — Dr. Richardson

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24 Division of Biblical Studies

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facts from the Old Testament,
analyses from the New Testament,
probing insights from the Staley Lectures
all working in my life.

"Tell me everything you know." — Mr. Andrews

"Let's pray, please." — Mr. Winkler

Divison of Biblical Studies 25

Wedding rice, already?

Everybody sing.

'Oh. no. Not you!'

26 President's Reception

Nervous freshmen and transfers

grew more anxious as the lines formed,

and upperclassmen reminisced.

Then,

two by two,

the couples made their way

through streamers

into the sea of faces.

'Are you kidding?"

"Let's get this over with. "
President's Reception 27

President Theodore C. Mercer .

. with Mrs. Mercer — laborers together.

28 Dr. Mercer

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I met a man.

He cared about each person he met

he had fixed pursuits.

Yet, he was down to earth —

he remembered so many things.

And then,

I realized

why God had made Dr. Mercer

president of Bryan.

Walking beside him,

I saw another leader.

Dr. Bartlett also set a pace

of diligent service.

He sifted and weighed ideas,

and kept the academics solid.

Vice-President John B. Bartlett

Plans for the Rudd Memorial Chapel are revised again.

Assistant to the Vice-President Larry Levenger.

Bartlett and Levenger 29

One Saturday in September .
I remember
Winding roads,
Blue skies,
New friends,
RA 's and games,
Singing and praying,
Faculty serving lunch,
Hiking and picture taking.
One Saturday in September .
I remember
A very fine day.

No number — no food!

Squirrels in the tree.

30 All-College Picnic

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The allurement of the dav: Fall Creek Falls.

The annual balloon throwing contest.

We chose our company: one or twenty.

All-College Picnic 31

Steak nights,

Banquets and luncheons,

Receptions,

Hard work and long hours —

Everyday and every meal

A total involvement of the Argo team.

'One ton of flour, please.'

Moving right along .

What a shine!

32 PFM

Last one, Neil.

Once a month, it's real steak.

Married Students' Banquet

PFM 33

The Andrew Sisters?

'And now .

"Where am I going?"

Lonely Hearts Club!

34 Freshman Talent Show

Julie Andrews — for real?

A glimpse of laughter,

A glimpse of love,

A glimpse of the Lord,

A glimpse of life —

A profile of the Freshman class.

"We love you, Kermit!

"Turn on your light, Jane."

Freshman Talent Show 35

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'The vitamin E did it." — Mrs. Giesemann

'Praise the Lord." —Dr. Henning

Mix it right, Eddie.

36 Division of Natural Science

Dr. Bumfeld challenges Bryan thought.

Adding . . .

Dr. Paisley and Dr. Grieser

Planning . . .

nursing student program

Testing . . .

a new chemistry major

Learning . . .

the Science Department.

Lecturing . . .

kidneys and Dr. Bumfeld

Majoring . . .

education and industry

Strengthening . . .

the Mathematics Department.

Pop quiz: "What was Potter's time?" —Mr. Matthes

"There's glory for you." —Dr. Barnhart

Division of Natural Sciences 37

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We're proud of our team !

Persevering,
New heights,
Conquering,
Polished trophies,
Glory to the Lord -
Cross Country '74.

1974 Cross Country Scores

Bryan Invitational

Fisk Invitational

SCAC

TIAC

NCCAA

Lee

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Covenant

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Berry

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UTC

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Covenant

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Lee

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Trevecca

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Temple

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Lee

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Temple

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Lee

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Covenant

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Trevecca

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Trevecca

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Lipscomb

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1st

2nd

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3rd

4th

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Know ye not that they who run in a race run
all, but one receiveth the prize? So run,
that ye may obtain.

I Corinthians 9:24

Prayer before practice really works.

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Ed Seales

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and D. Fiet. Coach: Lloyd
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40 Cross Country

The grand finish

Running is such a physical drain,
Why didn't I refrain from such a sport?
Praise the Lord! It must be His perfect will,
Otherwise, it would have killed me long ago.
My dependence on Him has grown because I run,
And now I long for the day when the race will be won.
Take my running, Lord, use it for Thee.

— Wayne Scott

Chris Hatten

Mike Hodge

Cross Countrv 41

Cross Country team is 4th in NCCAA.

A year of good footwork.

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After a shot, the big challenge begins.

Tom Potter finishes 3rd.

Our greatest glory consists not of never falling,
but in rising every time we fall.

— Goldsmith

Soccer team is 3rd in NCCAA.

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Rl: P. Shaver, C. Kwangwari. K. Baker, C. Grant, Coach
Reeser, D. Beaty, T. Faugl, R. Ballard, M. Robeson. R2:
Mr. Andrews, N. Magnussen, J. Bugg, S. Beaty, J. Shal-
anko, D. Price, S. Lahdeaho, B. Cooper, J. Vega, L. Ger-
raann, C. Peacock. S. Cline. R3: P. Craymer. R. Miller, G.
Porcella, P. Price, J. Cline, T. Fellows, P. Githuka, E. Jack-
son, M. Jordan.

The Lions in action

44 Soccer

Bryan

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Bryan

2

Bryan

11

Bryan

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Bryan

6

Bryan

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Bryan

2

Bryan

7

Bryan

6

Bryan

3

Bryan

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Bryan

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District champions

NCCAA-

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Central Wesleyan

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Tenn. Temple

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Maryville

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Tenn. Wesleyan

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Maryville

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Covenant

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Univ. of South

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King

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Athens

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Tenn. Temple

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Toccoa Falls

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Tusculum

Loosening up

I watched them . . .

pray,

practice,
and improve.
I also remember . . .

injuries,

victories,

and victors.
I now recall . . .

a smile,

a memory,
and a season of Lion soccer power.

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A challenge for the team from Dr. Mercer

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Bryan defense

Head work at its finest

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District champs

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Another goal on the way

Prayer precedes each game

Soccer 47

It was a time we shared —

painting boxes and stuffing shirts

for float competition,

cheering the Lions to victory over Toccoa,

watching Bev being crowned as queen,

preparing for the banquet at the Bryan depot,

seeing our old friends.

It was a time we shared . . .

Bryan Homecoming.

A tip of the hat, and he's finished.

T. Rich, so. ; B. Shondelmyer, sen. ; D. Johnson, fr. ; T. Bates, jr.

48 Homecoming

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Nancy makes way for the 1974 queen.

Homecoming 49

Building and achieving,
Working and adding,
Reaching the 50,000th volume,
Obtaining new audiovisual resources —
We watched our library further develop.

Student workers are capable aids.

Library Assistants Mrs. Harriet Anderson and Mrs. Rebecca
Van Meeveren

Head Librarian Miss Virginia Seguine

50 Library

President Mrs. Spoede

I remember seeing
birthday cakes,
well planned bazaars,
fashion shows,
new equipment,
couples' retreat,
answered prayers —
all adding up to a
thank you to our BWA.

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BWA 51

Prayer groups were also held in the dorms.

It was a quiet morning.

John Layman spoke of truth.

Classes ceased for awhile as

the Lion's Den filled for prayer.

It was a quiet day,

bringing me closer to others and Him.

Mr. Layman

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52 Day of Prayer

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Behind the scenes

the Hilltop players

prepared costumes and makeup,

programmed scenery and sound,

and prayed for oneness of cast and crew.

On the scene

the Hilltop Players

relived the Diary of Anne Frank,

creating three nights of

intense feeling and reality.

George Hamm volunteers to help build.

Hilltop Players 53

Tension mounts in the attic.

"Monday, the sixth of July, nineteen hundred .

Hanukkah celebration

54 Hilltop Players

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row 1: M. Mehaffey, sec; Miss Ross, advisor;
B. Hershberger, v. p.; row 2: B. Raab, treas.;
S. Ridgley, sec; standing: K. Patman, pres.

Despair prevailed the evening.

Peter and Anne prepare to depart.

Hilltop Players 55

Choir officers, row 1: C. Barker, choir accompanist; M. Trail, pres.; E. Smith,
treas.; row 2: J, Armstrong, stg. mgr.; C. Davis, v. p.; row 3: P. Blount, co-sec;
R. Rummel, co-sec.

"The McKemy Twins"

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The choir filled the year
with bake sales and slave sales,
concerts and spring tour.
The choir filled the audience
with laughs at the variety show,
and awe at Handel's Messiah.

Choir 57

Madrigals being sixteen of voice,

performing in tux and gown,

a finer form of harmony

blended into unity . . . and Bryan.

Choralaires being a keynote,

performing for the Pops Concert,

for the BWA, and for the Christmas banquet,

blended into a highlight of Bryan.

Rena Hanna, accompanist

Choralaires brightened Christmas festivities.

1. to r., row 1: B. Boggs, N. Toole, J. Welch. D. Koch; row 2:
S. Dekker, C. Ham, S. Meyerink, R. Hutchins; row 3: N.R.
Lieb, T. Poland, K. Shaver, A. Layman; row 4: B. Arnold,
R. Hanna, N. Hanna, M. Kirtley

58 Choralaires

1. to r., row 1: P. Blount, B. Shondelmyer, V. Carney, V. Hudson, L. Friend; row 2: Dr. Greasby, C. Barker, T. Fouts, R. Rummel, C.
McKemy; row 3: D. Jewett, D. Camp, D. Jones, H. Drake. B. Schrauger, L. Efird, M. Trail

Madrigals practice twice a week.

Performing for the Bryan family

Madrigals 59

Expanding . . . the Edge
delivering . . . Spring concert
broadening . . . pops concert
growing . . . Bryan Band.

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Bryan's new pep band

Left top, 1. to r., row 1: M. Barrett, E. Turner, D. Turner; row 2: C.
Stickler, J. Lowery, W. Scott, S. Strauss; Above, 1. to r., row 1: C. Rob-
bins, lib.; E. Turner, lib.; G. Sturms, lib.; row 2: D. Ashby, sec; D.
Smith, pres.; B. Boyd, v. p.; Left bottom, 1. to r.. row 1: D. Jewett, L.
Friend, J. Clothier; row 2: R. Gordon, B. Boyd, J. Armstrong, R. Barger

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to r., row 1: C. Robbins, G. Sturms, M. Kirtley, S. Edwards, B. Bodlien;
S. Jones, Z. Fairchild, K. Hartley, R. Green, B. Arnold, D. Ashby. Above,
row 1: L. Bailey, K. de Rosset, B. Canatella, N. Hudlow; row 2: L. Kla-
P. McBride, D. Smith, E. Starbuck, G. McLawhon

Band 61

Growing with Bryan,
clearing new spaces
for ceramics and sculpture,
sponsoring Rhea County Concerts,
introducing a new band director,
assisting with student recitals —
the Fine Arts department
provided a cultural boost.

"My, the natives are restless." Dr. James Greasbv.

There's only "one way" to paint, Right, Skeeter?

"Pretend you're holding a baseball." Mrs. Mary Holt

"Let's get out the red crayolas." Miss Burkhalter

62 Division of Fine Arts

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Ron Hudson — one of the many Rhea County Concerts.

Division of Fine Arts 63

Trees not lit,

doors decorated and glittering,

late night cramming,

color sparkling the banquet . . .

Christmas '74 was filled

with mixed emotions.

Mrs. Arnold joined us for the banquet.

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64 Christmas Activities

Dr. Richard Ruble

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An enthusiastic start,

an encounter with dynamic life,

nine meetings urged me higher.

Spiritual life week

with Mel Johnson and Mark Corts

rained a call to be . . .

"Alive for 75."

Mr. Germann speaks to the married students.

Mr. G. McCune inspires witnessing.

Dr. Mark Corts

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Dr. Anderson led the communion service.

Special music was a part of the program.

Early morning prayer groups for the conference

Christian Life Conference 67

Passing people . . .

I found I could share myself

and my Lord.

A new channel, PCI,

helped me to communicate my faith.

Through different programs

designed for each interest,

I discovered that we were here

to share what we had learned.

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Directors initiate new changes

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Weekly Bible Clubs establish new relationships.

Reaching out . . . Dayton.

Student preachers head gospel teams.

A moment of cheer.

Jesus loves me.

1. to r. — Row 1: C. Rothenbach, Sec; S. Strauss, Pres.; T. LovegTen,
Dir.; B. Tatum, V.P. Public School Ministry; P. Decker, Sec. Row 2:
J. Lacey, V.P. SMP; S. Smith, V.P. Fish; L. Wheeler, Chapel Coordina-
tor; C. Loshbough, V.P. Gospel Teams; B. Schrauger, Financial Chairman.

PCI 69

President Steve Strauss.

Gospel Teams are often seen in local churches.

Singing brings some cheer at the nursing home.
70 PCI

Movies are a part of Awana Clubs.

'Will you help me?'

'And then Jesus .

Getting acquainted.

"And this is the program, Larry."

PCI 71

Above, I. to r., row 1: Judy Welch, Beth Axrahamson, Debbie Jefferson, Ruthanne Ralston; row 2: Peggy Woodward,
Mike Oliver, Wade Thompson, Dennis Hoover, Tom Keeping: row 3: Rick Hawkins, Charles Perkins, Imeyen Akai.
Bottom, 1. to r., row 1: Rose Szczepanski. Susan Meyerink, Becky Land, Frances North; row 2: Tim Staples. Franklin
Varela, Beth Mundun, Sammy Blanchard.

72 Second Semester Students

Day Students 73

Quicker and less complicated,
altered by the increased attendance,
second semester registration
undertook an agreeable deviation.

74 Second Semester Registration

Mr. Mike Albrecht

Supervisor of Janitorial

Staff
Miss Kim Alt
Assistant to the Registrar
Mrs. Harriet Anderson
Library Assistant
Mr. Robert D. Andrews
Dean of Men, Instructor

Mr. Vern Archer

Treasurer
Mr. Doyle Argo
Manager of P. F.M.
Mrs. Mildred Arnold

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Dr. John B. Bartlett

Vice-President and Academic
Dean

Mrs. Mayme Bedford

Dean of Counseling Services

Mr. R. Carlos Carter

Business Manager, Instructor

Mrs. Violet Cather

Clerical Ass't in Administra-
tive Services

Mrs. Hilda Daugherty

Bookkeeper
Miss Wandy Davey
Director of Administrative
Services

not pictured:

Mrs. Rebecca Watson

Clerical Ass't

Mr. William Cather

Maintenance

Mr. Dennis Childers

Maintenance

Miss Karin de Rosset

Dean of Women
Mrs. Norma Fath

Receptionist

Staff and Administration 75

Mr. Brent Ferguson

Admissions Counselor
Mrs. Wilma Harrow

Accounts Payable Clerk

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Mrs. Joyce Hollin

Secretary in Student Aid
Office
Mrs. Shirley Holmes

Manager of Support Services
System

Mrs. Mary Liebig

Bookstore Manager
Miss Melodie Linebaugh

School Nurse
Mr. Terry Lovegren

PCI Director

Not Pictured:

Mr. James N. Johnson

Maintenance
Mr. Burch Porter

Maintenance
Mr. Frank Schmiekl
Bryan Village Maintenance

Miss Madge Hughey

Secretary to Director of

Admissions
Mr. James Hughson

Assistant in Financial Aid
Mr. Larry Levenger

Director of

Development
Mr. Glen Liebig

Registrar, Associate

Academic Dean

Mrs. Barbara McDowell

Loan Clerk
Dr. Theodore C. Mercer

President
Miss Rebecca Peck

Executive Alumni Secretary
Miss Anice Pence
Head Resident of Huston
Hall

76 Staff and Administration

Mr. Larry Puckett

Admissions Counselor
Mr. Charles H. Robinson

Ass't Director of Public

Relations
Miss Zelpha Russell

Director of Admissions
Miss Miriam Sailers

Ass't in Counseling Services,

Instructor

Mrs. Helen Stanfield

Clerical Ass't in Support

System
Mrs. Eleanor Steele

Secretary in Public Relations
Mrs. Linda Summers

Secretary to the Registrar
Mr. Lynn Wheeler

Male Resident of Cedar Hill

Mrs. Hilda Winkler

Clerical Ass't in
Administrative Services
Mrs. Betty Wynsema

Secretary to the President

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Mrs. Virginia Schmickl

Secretary to the Academic

Dean
Mr. E. Walter Serra

Admissions Counselor
Mr. Russell V. Stansbury

Director of Special Projects

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Mr. Earl Walker

Maintenance
Mrs. Elsie Porter

Housekeeper

Mrs. Gleneale Zopfi

Secretary in Public Relations
Mr. Kermit Zopfi

Dean of Students, Assistant

Professor

Staff and Administration 77

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Mrs. Cliff Barrows
Greenville, SC

Dr. C. Markham Berry
Atlanta, GA

Mr. W. C. Hilleary
Spring City, TN

Miss Ruth Huston
Emmalena, KY

Mr. James Barth
Poland, OH

They reviewed the past,
planned for the future,
improved the present.
They prayed for Bryan,
then watched us grow.

. Dr. Karl Keefer
Martin, TN

Mr. D. Lewis Llewellyn
Sebring, FL

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Mr. Robert Norris

Dayton, TN

Dr. Charles Stanley

Atlanta, GA

Dr. J. Wesley McKinney
Memphis, TN

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Memphis, TN

Mr.

C. Barry Whitney <-

Augusta, GA

A start . . . Western Civilization
a commitment . . . thirty history majors
apian. . . Bi-centennial
a department . . . History.
Modernizing . . . computer marketing
adding courses . . . quantitative analysis
meeting issues . . . business seminar —
the department of business.

"That's interesting." Mr. William Ketchersid

'Back in Texas ..." Dr. Robert Spoede

The History department supplies many helps to the students.

Perspectives' meeting offers time to discuss the issues.

80 Division of History, Business, and Social Science

"Where's my briefcase?" Mr. Martv Collins

This is for all you business types." Dr. Robert Jenkins

"This is illegal, but ..." Dr. Arnold Fitzgerald

The library provides business machines.

Division of History, Business, and Social Science 81

Initiating new ideas —

Kappa Delta Pi.

Adding more certification —

Kindergarten,

Art and

Special Education.

Practicing methods —

Full day student teaching.

Adjusting techniques —

Experimental psychology.

Preparing for next year —

Senior teaching assistants.

These compose a joint effort of the

Education and Psychology department

Seniors teach PS 102.

82 Division of Education and Psychology

'Hall, whv did you foul him?" — Coach Wayne Dixon

'Holy Cow!" — Coach John Reeser

Kappa Delta Pi Officers: 1. to r.: Mr. Hill, advisor: S. Ridgely. v. p.; S. Bradshaw, pres.; C. Cropp, sec.

'You hot dog." — Miss Miriam Sailers

67 Seniors complete certification.

Division of Education and Psychology 83

"Present, don't tell." — Dr. Richard Cornelius

"What do you think?" — Mr. Jerry Sawyer

'Notice the horizon in this picture." — Miss Ruth Kantzer

'Parlez-vous francaise?" — Mr. Fredrick Bedford

Speech class builds confidence.

84 Division of Modern Languages

'Yo-hable-espanol.'

It was a year for
Spanish pen-pals,
creative writing class,
planning for Dandelines III,
speeches and term papers —
and the Language department.

'Isn't that sweet," — Miss Rachel Ross

"While in Guatemala ..." — Mr. Glen Liebig

"At the German Bible Institute ..." — Mr. Kermit Zopfi

Division of Modern Languages 85

"Hallelujah"

Bill Brewer leads

A few thoughts from the Word

86 Koinonia and Praise Time

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Koinonia meetings.

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Praying collectively as a body

I remember . . .

Sunday nights,

praying,

praising,

singing,

sharing.

I remember . . .

Koinonia!

Koinonia and Praise Time 87

The four-fifteen practices,

the prayer after games,

the thousandth point for Begley,

the new team pushing for victories,

the big win against Carson-Newman,

the announcing by Jeff Tubbs . . .

Basketball '75.

Q. Crabtree; D. Begley, Capt.; J. Cline.

1. to r.: Row 1 — S. Thacker, D. Turner, M. Buckley, M. Hall, M. Newsome, N. Borja, Row 2 — D. Blanton, B. Hardy, M, Eldridge, Q. Crabtree, R.
Jones, M. Hathaway, Row 3 — T. Lane, Coach Reeser, D. Begley, J. Cline, Coach Dixon, R. Stansbury.

88 Basketball

Mike Hall puts pressure on Temple's Dan Smith.

Union

Milligan

King

LMU

Tennessee Wesley

Olivet Nazarene

Manchester

Bethel

Union

Toccoa Falls

Lee

Covenant

Carson-Newman

Lee

Tennessee Wesleyan

Milligan

King

Covenant

Trevecca

LMU

Maryville

Tennessee Tempi

Trevecca

Centre

Lee

Toccoa Falls

Sewanee

Maryville

Tennessee Temple

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Bryan jumps off to another victory.

Basketball 89

Mike Hall passes off in unfriendly territory.

The partisan Bryan crowd anticipate a basket.

Dan Begley shoots his patented jumper against Trevecca . . . again.

90 Basketball

'In Your Eye!"

"The Edge" provides half-time enter-
tainment.

Basketball 91

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Rachel Cowen

Jackie Powell

Lois Tarbotton

Gwen Guerin

The squad encourages the team.

92 Cheerleaders

Half time

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Libby McKemy

Alternates L. Pothoven and L. Shalanko

With an added spirit,

more stunts and jumps,

more posters in the halls,

candy surprises for the teams,

the cheerleaders backed the Lions all the way.

Supporting the cross-country team

Basketball 93

L. to r.: Row 1 — J. Vega, R. Woodring, D. Hewlett. D. Metzger. L. Klabunde. B. Graham: Row 2 : W. Chapman, J. Lowery. A. Givens. D. Decker. S.
Elder. G. Criswell; Row 3 — B. Herum, S. Bailey. A. Revis. P. Harris. R. Holder. P. Shaver. J. Bruehl; Not pictured — Statistician & S.I.D.. J.
Bennett; bat bov, John Argo.

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A. Givens, capt.; Coach Dixon; D. Decker, capt.

94 Baseball

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Pitcher Anthony Revis

From the new fall baseball

to the increased strength of the rookies

to new wins,

the Lions watched

growth and improvement.

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Captain Al Givens

Baseball 95

Women's sports —
a show of teamwork,
rewarded efforts in volleyball,
improved scores in basketball,
a sense of fellowship and fun.

96 Women's Sports

Volleyball team. Center: Coach D. Zopfi; V. to r., row 1: C.

Thompson, J. Steele, S. McGill, L. Shalanko; row 2: D. Koch,
B. Arnold, L. Burt, L. Goehring. Not pictured: J. Neff, M.
Pierce, B. Turner.

Basketball team. 1. to r., row 1: S. Thacker, mgr.; J. Hawk-
ins, L. Crabtree, C. Powell, K. Williamson, B. Wentworth, S.
McGill, mgr.; row 2: J, Tubbs, coach; J. Steele, B. Arnold, S.
Tucker, L. Burt, J. Arnold, L. Spencer, J. Brown, C. Gordy, J.
Steele, J. Shalanko, coach.

Women's Sports 97

The pool champion — Neil Magnussen.

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98 Intramurals

A chance for fellowship,

a chance for class competition,

a chance to unwind —

intramurals.

Class competition in basketball

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Jim Anderson and David Mercer lead in ping-pong.

Intramurals 99

Right, 1. to r., row 1: B. Hershberger. treas.; V.
Bentley. v. p. of personnel; K. Baker, pres.; row 2:
G. Franklin, v. p. of activities; G. Criswell. v. p. of
sports; G. Guerin. sec; T. Goetz, publicity mgr.
Below, 1. to r., row 1: W. Scott, G. Henry, J.
Cline, B. Ely; row 2: R. Miller, D. Jewett, P. Car-
ter. Terri Rich, Tina Rich.

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100 Student Union

'Where, oh where.

SU provides ping-pong balls.

SU members provide entertainment for new students.

Showing movies with the new projector,

planning a steamboat ride and a roller skate,

sponsoring concerts and a sweetheart banquet —

the Student Union supplied entertainment and activity.

Student Union 101

Marion Gray, Bryan alumnus

Randy Mathes

Fator's version of "Classical Gas"

102 Student Union

Ross and Bowles

Finis and Marie Fator

Student Union 103

The boat ride provided a few laughs.

You're nothing but a hounddog.

104 Student Union

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A night on the river

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Students wore their favorite grubbies.

Faculty joined in the spirit.

Student Union 105

Bringing exclusive information,
going beyond entertainment,
extending Bryan '$ scope —
the newly formed Hilltopper
grew from experiment to reality.

Sports Writers: C. Hatten, G. Criswell

Writers, 1. to r.: G. Price, D. Gainer, Tina Rich, Terri Rich, V. Campbell, S. Cline

106 Hilltopper

S. McGill, Business
mgr.; J. Hitzelberger,
Assistant editor; T.
Headlee, Editor; G.
Criswell, Sports editor

Hilltopper staff. 1. to r.: S. McGill, J. Hitzelberger, T. Headlee, G. Criswell

Hilltopper Photographers: B. Pugh, J. Shalanko

Hilltopper 107

"So with a vigorous shove
we launch our boat from the bank.
— H. D. Thoreau

Emily Hall, Editor

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Linda Degerman. Layout editor

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108 Commoner Staff

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Commoner distributes picture packets

John Shalanko, Photographer
Commoner Staff 109

Patty Baker
Kathy Baldner
Carris Barker
Loren Baughman

Nancy Adams
James Anderson
Dianna Ashby
Russell Bailey

110 Seniors

1. tor. — R. Brown, V.P.; Sue Vandervert, Sec; J. Wilkie, Pres.

Frank Davis
Mary Lou Davis
Sharon Davis
Marilyn Eisenback

Seniors 111

Grace Ely
Rhonda Evans
Jamie Fairweather
Gary Fath

Who's Who — David Smith
112 Seniors

Steve Goehring
Ron Gordon

Seniors 113

Who's Who — Carris Barker

Robert Knapp
Eunice Knouse
Debbie Krueger
Lawrence Gridley

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Jan Leininger
Judy Leininger

Gcrri Lewis
Bob Lester

Huy Le Quan
Syd Ingle

Who's Who — Chuck Davis
114 Seniors

Jan Lovegren
Cindy Marshall

Elaine McGuire
Carol McKemy

Joia Neff
Timothy Neff

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Sandra Neumann
Steve Parcell

Who's Who — Gary Fath

Jill Meznar
Edra Miller
Leslie Mishow
Jon Neddo

Who's Who — Steve Bradshaw
Seniors 115

Marshall Peterson
Ron Pyles
Terri Rich
Stan Roberts

Valery Parker
Karen Parrott

Who's Who — Sue Vandervert
116 Seniors

Marcia Rowsey
Daniel Senseman

Sandy Shoemate
Carmen Sharpe

Bev Shondelmyer
Gary Siefers

Who's Who — Boh Conrad

David G. Smith
Ellen Smith

Beth Sneed
Dennis Stayton
Joy Steele
Judy Steele

Seniors 117

Who's Who — Bob Tatum

Karen Underwood
Sue Vandervert
Jon Van Deusen
Barbara Waggoner

118 Seniors

Anna Mae Workman

Martha Walker
Coke Watson
Lynn Wheeler
Robert Whisman

Who's Who — Jack Roddy

Seniors 119

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Dr. Mercer officiates the closing exercises.

120 Graduation

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Seniors give their life verses.

Marching forward,

quoting from Genesis to Revelation,

listening to Dr. Mercer and student speakers,

leaving Bryan hill,

and climbing new ones . . .

I remember graduation as

a commencing for future ideas and ideals.

Graduation 121

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Fr. Class officers: 1. to r. — T. Varney, pres.; L. Currie, sec; D. Kelley, v.p.
122 Underclassmen

Underclassmen 123

124 Underclassmen

Elaine Burns, Jr.
Robin Bursmith, So.
Scott Bursmith, Sr.
Louise Burt. Fr.
Elizabeth Cammenga, Fr.

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Ward Chapman, So.
Karen Church, So.
Louise Ciliberto, Jr.
Doug Clark, Jr.
Jerry Cline, Fr.

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Lou Broome, So.
Dorothy Brown, Fr

Janet Brown, Fr.
JeffBruehl. So.

Mike Buckley, Fr.
Jay Bugg, Fr.

Sarah Cammenga, Fr.
Andy Camp, Fr.
Barbara Canatella, Jr
Verna Carney, Jr.
Thomas Chapin, Jr.

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Ron Cline, Fr.
Skip Cline, So.
Walter Clothier, Fr.
Paul Combs, So.
Deborah Conrad, Fr.

Underclassmen 125

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Bob Cooper, Fr.
Al Cordova, Jr.

Gloria Cordova, So.
Linda Coulson. Fr.

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Gary Criswell, Jr.
Steve Criswell, Fr.

Jim Cropp, So.
Jackie Curell, Fr.

Lori Currie, Fr.
Karen Daniel. Fr.

Marti Daniels, So.
Thomas Daniels, So.

Rachael Cowen, Jr.
Linda Crabtree, Fr.
Quentin Crabtree, Jr.
Pete Craymer. Fr.
Greg Cromartie, So.

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126 Underclassmen

Danny Dark, So.
Kevin Davey, Fr.
Beth Davies, So.
John Davis, Fr.
Dan Decker, Jr.

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Underclassmen 127

Tim Faugl, Jr.
Tim Fellows, Fr

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Jayne Flenniken, Fr.
Pam Flythe, So.

Zana Fairchild. Fr.
Rick Farney, So.

June Ferry, Jr.
David Fiet, Jr.

Gerald Fonte, Jr.
Terri Fouts, Jr.

Mike Eldridge, Fr.
Becky Ely, Jr.
Marion Ely, Fr.
Margaret English, Jr.
Tonya Everhart, Jr.

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Janet Fowler, Fr.
Gary Franklin, So.
Debbie Gainer, Jr.
Mary Beth Gamble, So.
Diane Garren, Fr.

128 Underclassmen

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Underclassmen 129

Gwen Guerin, So.
Scott Hale, Jr.
Emily Hall, Jr.
Mike Hall, So.
Wesley Hall. Fr.

Deborah Hampton, Jr.
Nora Hanna, Fr.

Rena Hanna, So.
Janet Hardie, Jr.

LeAnne Harrington, Fr.
Phil Harris, Fr.

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Karen Hartley. Fr.
James Harvey, Jr.
Marti Harvey, Fr.
Jim Hatfield, Fr.
Mike Hathaway, Fr.

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130 Underclassmen

Chris Hatten. Jr.
Jan Hawkins. Fr.
Jean Hawkins, Fr.

Brenda Hay, Jr.
Ted Headlee, Jr.

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Kerry Hefley, Fr.
Jerry Heiple, Fr.
Nancy Helmick, Jr.
Mary Jo Hemme, Jr

Verna Henegar, Fr.
Christa Henry, Fr.
Bonnie Hershberger, So.
Jan Herring, Fr.

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May Hinsdale, Fr.
Jan Hitzelberger, So
Stan Hodgson, Fr.
Don Hodkinson, Sr.

Grace Howard, Jr.
Nancy Hudlow, So.
Vicky Hudson, So.
Charlene Humphries, So
Rebecca Hutchins, Fr.

Brian Herum, Jr.
Don Hewlett, Fr.
Bob Hicks, Jr.
Mark Hicks, Fr.

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Becky Hollingshead, So.
Beverly Holt, Fr.
James Hoover, Jr.
Lavenia Horton, Fr.

Underclassmen 131

132 Underclassmen

Underclassmen 133

Charlie Loshbough, So.
Jeff Lowery. Jr.
Carolyn Lurtsema, So.
Neil Magnussen, So.
Michelle Mehaffey, Jr.

Sylvia Maye, Fr.
Donna Mayer. So.
David Maynard, Jr.

Greg Manning, So.
David Marshall, So
David Martin, Fr.
Pam Martin, Fr.
Wilma Mason, Fr.

Luanne Maze, Jr.
Pat McBride. Fr.
Paul McCarthy, Fr.
Howard McDowell, So.
Sheila McGill, So.

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134 Underclassmen

Libby McKemy, So.
George McLawhon, Jr.
David McLeod, Fr.
Andy McQuaid, So.
Gwen McQuaid, So.

Sue Meissner, Fr.
Mike Melton. Fr.
David Mercer. Jr.
Dennis Metzger, So.
Mary Miller. Jr.

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Roddy Miller, Jr.
Billv Mills. Jr.

Cathy Minturn, So.
Nancy Mitchell, Jr.
Mary Morgan, Fr.
Isaac Munyua, Fr.
Thomas Murrell, Fr.

Underclassmen 135

Valerie Nanfeldt, Fr.
Karen Nestor, Fr.
Mark Newsome, Fr.
Carolyn O'Connor, Jr.
Susan Oliver, Jr.

Chip Padgett, Fr.
Randy Paeplow, Jr.

Pam Parrott, Fr.
Connie Peacock, Jr.

Bill Peeples, Fr.
Penny Pero, Fr.

Ron Poinsett, Jr.
Patricia Poland, Fr.

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Glenn Porcella, So.
Sherry Posey, Fr.
Lois Pothoven, Fr.
Tom Potter, Jr.
Tom Pousche, Jr.

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136 Underclassmen

Cecelia Powell, Fr.
Jackie Powell, Jr.
Joanne Preitz, Fr.
Doug Price, Fr.
Gloria Price, So.

Robert Pugh, Fr
Paula Purser. Jr

Lynn Puzey, Jr.
Tim Puzey, So.

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Chu Minh Quang, Fr.
BiffQuarles, Jr.

Billie Raab, Jr.
Calvin Reed, Fr.
Anthony Revis, Jr
Sue Rexilius, Fr.
Tina Rich, So.

Sue Ridgely, Jr.
Cathie Robbins, Jr.
Cathy Robertson, Fr.
Mastin Robeson, Jr.
David Robinson, Fr.

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David Rohne, So.
John Rowland, Jr.
Vicki Ruark, Fr.
Paul Ruddock, Jr.
Robin Rumrael, Jr

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Underclassmen 137

138 Underclassmen

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Loretta Spencer, Fr
Walt Spivey, So.
Becky Spoede, Jr.
Larry Stansfield. Jr
Earl Starbuck, Fr.

Chip Stickler. Fr.
Mary Stephenson, Fr

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Debbie Sterrett, So.
Steve Strauss, Jr.

Underclassmen 139

Bill Tiller. So.
SueTimblin, Jr.
Nancy Tinker. Fr.
Juanita Toole. Fr.
Kathy Triplett, Jr.

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Sissy Tucker, Sr.
Moya Tullos, Jr.
Bitsy Turner, Jr.
David Turner. So
Esther Turner. Jr

Lori Utz, Fr.
Dave Urbanick, Fr.
Dorothy Van Der Poel, Fr.
Candy Vanderschaaf, Jr.
Tom Varney, So.

140 Underclassmen

Joy Witzky, So.
Michael Wood, Fr.
Roger Woodring, Fr
Diana Yats, Fr.
Rhonda Yaughn, Jr

Terry Veer, So.
Jose Vega, Fr.

Cynthia Warren, Fr.
Brenda Wentworth, Fr.

Charlotte Whitlock, Fr.
Christine Wigden, Fr.
Jim Willey, Fr.
Fred Williams, Fr.
Connie Winkler, So.

Paula Walker, Fr.
Diane Walton, Fr.

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Barry West, Fr.
Sherry West, So.

Dorothy E. Young, So
Dorothy L. Young, Fr.
John Young, So.
Paul Young, Jr.
Doug Zopfi, So.

Underclassmen 141

Class of 77

umbrellas of pride repel God's raindrops of love.

let your umbrella down.

it's raining today.

And the things
that thou hast
heard of me
among many
witnesses, the
same commit
thou to faithful
men, who shall
be able to teach
others also.

II Timothy 2:2

Class of '78

142 Class Ads

Lord, break me to make me. Fill me with Thine over-
whelming compassion for the lost.
Leave me with an unsettled soiil until I learn to abide
in Thee
Live in Thee.

Try me; prove me with the fire of Thy wisdom.
Take me, mar me, destroy me . . . only to be remade —
Like Thee!

Jeanie Stevens '65

Class of 76

". . . Will I recall the good times of shared
laughter that came from such simple things
as having a coke, or enjoying the fresh
summer sun ? Was I alone or was I a real
part of them? What will I remember? . . . "

Jerry Niedziela

Class of '75

143

Thrift Store (775-2937).

Helping to meet our needs,
strengthening our town,
making the yearbook possible,
the Commoner wishes to thank
the Dayton community
for its continuing interest in Bryan.

Hy-Way Gardens, E. Second Ave. (775-0625).

Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Rev. Kermit Zopfi (775-3928).

144 Ads

Corner of E. Third Ave. and N. Market St. (775-2822) — Member F.D.I.C.

Ads 145

Arnold Motor Co. (775-0331).

Southern Silk Mills — Businessmen.

Southern Silk Mills Hwv. 27 S.

Southern Silk Mills (365-5163).

Dayton Flower Box (775-0677).

First Federal (775-1522).

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The Gem Shop (775-2013).

Hubert Kir by
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Richland Park Center

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M andJ's (775-1515).

Student Union.

Don's Men's Shop (775-1233).

Walker's Music Center (775-2196).

Ads 147

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State Farm
Insurance Companies

Home Offices:
Bloomington, Illinois

State Farm Ins. (775-07271.

Shibley's Fabric Center (775-0455).

Morgan's Furniture (775-0313).

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Commoner.

Phillips Jewelry (775-0979).

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Modern Way Cleaners (775-9551).

Church of God (775-1201).

Eagle's Nest Barbershop W. Second Ave.

Ads 149

Business Equipment.

Cotton Shop (775-1911).

First United Methodist Church ( 775-0262 ) .

Morrison's Suzuki and Tire Co. (775-9305).

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N. Market St., (775-1141).

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Pasquale's Pizza (775-0284).

WDNT (775-2331).

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The Bake Shoppe (775-1663).

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Ads 153

Tony's Drive-in (775-9992).

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Administration and Staff 75-77

Advertisements 142-153

All-College Picnic 30,31

Band 60,61

Bartlett 29

Baseball 94,95

Basketball 88-91

BWA 51

Cheerleaders 92,93

Choir 56,57

Choralaires 58

Christian Life Conference 66,67

Christmas Activities 64,65

COMMONER 108,109

Cross Country 38-41

Day of Prayer 52

Day Students 7 3

Division of Biblical Studies 24,25

Division of Education and Psychology 82,83

Division of Fine Arts 62,63

Division of History, Business and Social

Sciences 80,81
Division of Literature and Modern

Languages 84,85
Division of Natural Sciences 36,37
Freshmen Talent Show 34,35
Girls' Sports 96,97
Graduation 120,121
Hilltop Players 53-55
HILLTOPPER 106,107
Homecoming 48,49
Intramurals 98,99
Koinonia 86
Library 50
Madrigals 59
Mercer 28
N.C.C.A.A. 42,43
P.C.I. 68-71
P.F.M. 32,33
Praise Time 87

Preparation and Orientation 18,19
President's Reception 26,27
Registration 20
Resident Assistants 22
Second Semester Registration 74
Second Semester Students 72
Seniors 110-119
Soccer 44-47
Spiritual Life Meetings 21
Student Senate 23
Student Union 100-105
Trustees 78,79
Underclassmen 124-141

FRESHMEN
Aldrich, Debbye
Anderson, Cathy
Armstrong, Chris
Arnold, Betsy
Arthur, Jane
Bailey, Lee
Barger, Roy
Barrett, Mike
Beaty, Steve
Beene, Sheryl
Boggs, Beth
Borja, Nina
Botbyl, Nancy
Brea, Liz
Breece, David
Brookins, Bret
Brown, Dorothy
Brown, Janet
Buckley, Mike
Bugg, Jay
Burt, Louise
Cammenga, Elizabeth
Cammenga, Sarah
Camp, Andy
Cline, Jerry
Cline, Ron

Clothier, Walter
Conrad, Deborah
Cooper, Bob
Coulson, Linda
Crabtree, Linda
Craymer, Pete
Criswell, Steve
Curell, Jackie
Currie, Lori
Daniel, Karen
Davey, Kevin
Davis, John
DeJager, Paula
Dollings, Larry
Dunlap, Sheila
Edwards, Sheri
Eldridge, Mike
Ely, Marian
Fairchild, Zana
Fellows, Tim
Flenniken, Jayne
Fowler, Janet
Garren, Diane
Germann, Luke
Gillenwater, Blan
Glover, Jim
Glover, Mary
Goehring, Lynette
Gordy, Carol
Green, Rhondda
Grimes, Brenda
Gulley, Angela
Hall, Wesley
Hamm, Carri
Hamilton, Lee
Hanna, Nora
Harrington, LeAnne
Harris, Phil
Hartley, Karen
Harvey, Marti
Hatfield, Jim
Hathaway, Mike
Hawkins, Jan
Hawkins, Jean
Hefley, Kerry
Heiple, Jerry
Henegar, Verna
Henry, Christa
Herring, Jan
Hewlett, Don
Hicks, Mark
Hinsdale, May
Hodgson, Stan
Holt, Beverly
Horton, Lavenia
Hutchins, Rebecca
Inzer, Nancy
Ingram, Pam
Jackson, Ed
Jensen, Karin
Jochums, Heather
Johnson, Dottie
Jones, Dan
Jones, Rob
Kelley, Darrell
King, Dennis
Kirtley, Martha
Klabunde, Larry
Koch, Betty
Koch, Donna
Krick, Marcia
Kwangwari, Christopher
Kyker, Frank
Lahdeaho, Seppo
Lane, Mary
Layman, Antoinette
Levengood, Kathy
Lord, Kimberly
Martin, David
Martin, Pam

Mason, Wilma
Maye, Sylvia
McBride, Pat
McCarthy, Paul
McLeod, David
Meissner, Sue
Melton, Mike
Morgan, Mary
Munyua, Isaac
Murrell, Thomas
Nanfeldt, Valerie
Nestor, Karen
Newsome, Mark
Owen, Spring
Padgett, Chip
Parrott, Pam
Peeples, Bill
Pero, Penny
Poland, Patricia
Posey, Sherry
Pothoven, Lois
Powell, Cecelia
Preitz, Joanne
Price, Doug
Pugh, Robert
Quang, Chu Minh
Reed, Calvin
Rexilius, Sue
Robertson, Cathy
Robinson, David
Ruark, Vicki
Samuelson, Cindy
Samples, Lee
Scott, Wayne
Seal, Ed

Seiford, Frances
Shalanko, Lydia
Shoemate, Ronald
Skinner, David
Slaick, Cindy
Smith, Anne
Spencer, Loretta
Starbuck, Earl
Starch, Debra
Stickler, Chip
Stephenson, Mary
Taylor, Jenny
Thrasher, Deborah
Tinker, Nancy
Toole, Juanita
Utz, Lori
Urbanick, Dave
Van Der Poel, Dorothy
Vega, Jose
Walker, Paula
Walton, Diane
Warren, Cynthia
Wentworth, Brenda
West, Barry
Whitlock, Charlotte
Wigden, Christine
Willey, Jim
Williams, Fred
Wood, Michael
Woodring, Roger
Yats, Diana
Young, Dorothy L.

SOPHOMORES
Akins, Patrice
Armstrong, Jeff
Arnold, Joan
Bailey, Steve
Baird, Allison
Barge, Becky
Barnes, Kathi
Barnhart, Garry
Bartlett, Jennifer
Baugher, Linda
Bayne, Gary
Bottoms, Richard

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Boyd, Bill
Bradley, Eddie
Brooks, Bob
Broome, Lou
Bruehl, Jeff
Bursmith, Robin
Chapman, Ward
Church, Karen
Cline, Skip
Combs, Paul
Cordova, Gloria
Cromartie, Greg
Cropp, Jim
Daniels, Marti
Daniels, Thomas
Dark, Danny
Davies, Beth
Degerman, Gary
Dekker, Sue
Dillinger, Frankie
Dresdow, Joyce
Durant, David
Efird, Larry
Eggert, Tim
Elder, Skeeter
Farney, Rick
Flythe, Pam
Franklin, Gary
Gamble, Mary Beth
Githuka, Ngugi
Goetz, Tom
Grosh, Pam
Guerin, Gwen
Hall, Mike
Halvorsen, Lindy
Hanna, Rena
Hershberger, Bonnie
Hitzelberger, Jan
Hollingshead, Becky
Hudlow, Nancy
Hudson, Vicky
Humphries, Charlene
Jackson, Rhonda
Jelley, Danny
Jewett, Doug
Johansen, Debbie
Johnson, Carla
Johnson, Steve
Jordan, Mike
Kincaid, Carol
Lieb, Nancy Ruth
Liebig, Linda
Liebig, Richard
Loriot, Susan
Loshbough, Charlie
Lurtsema, Carolyn
Magnussen, Neil
Manning, Greg
Marshall, David
Mayer, Donna
McDowell, Howard
McGill, Sheila
McKemy, Libby
McQuaid, Andy
McQuaid, Gwen
Metzger, Dennis
Minturn, Cathy
Osborne, Linda
Porcella, Glenn
Price, Gloria
Puzey, Tim
Rich, Tina
Rohne, David
Schmid, Sue
Schrauger, Brian
Schwenk, Nate
Shafer, Sheila
Shalanko, John
Sharp, Darlene
Shin, Hyoun

Spivey, Walt
Steele, John
Sterrett, Debbie
Sutton, Wayne
Taylor, Kim
Thacker, Susan
Thompson, Celeste
Tiller, Bill
Turner, David
Varney, Tom
Veer, Terry
West, Sherry
Winkler, Connie
Witzky, Joy
Young, Dorothy E.
Young, John
Zopfi, Doug

JUNIORS
Adams, Debi
Amos, Gary
Austin, David
Baker, Ken
Ballard, Randy
Bates, Tippi
Beaty, David
Bennett, Jon
Bentley, Vicki
Blankman, Drew
Blanton, Don
Blount, Phebe
Bohall, Dan
Brandon, Jerry
Brooks, Eugene
Burns, Elaine
Bursmith, Scott
Canatella, Barbara
Carney, Verna
Chapin, Thomas
Ciliberto, Louise
Clark, Doug
Cordova, Al
Cowen, Rachael
Crabtree, Quentin
Criswell, Gary
Decker, Dan
Degerman, Linda
Dekker, Pam

Drake, Hodge

Ely, Becky

English, Margaret

Everhart, Tonya

Faugl, Tim

Ferry, June

Fiet, David

Fonte, Gerald

Fouts, Terri

Gainer, Debbie

Gerber, Jan

Gerber, Jerry

Grant, Charles

Hale, Scott

Hall, Emily

Hamilton, Janice

Hampton, Deborah

Hardie, Janet

Harvey, James

Hatten, Chris

Hay, Brenda

Headlee, Ted

Helmick, Nancy

Hemme, Mary Jo

Herum, Brian

Hicks, Bob

Hodkinson, Don

Hoover, James

Howard, Grace

James, Edward

Janke, Mary

Jensen, Donna
Jobe, Jennie
Johnson, Dennis
Johnson, Lynn
Jones, Dempsey
Jones, Sarah
Kaiser, Karen
Kelley, Larry
Kelley, Lorrel
Lacey, John
Lane, Tommy
Lesley, Joanna
Lieb, Lucy Jane
Lowery, Jeff
Mehaffey, Michelle
Maynard, David
Maze, Luanne
McLawhon, George
Mercer, David
Miller, Mary
Miller, Roddy
Mills, Billy
Mitchell, Nancy
O'Connor, Carolyn
Oliver, Susan
Paeplow, Randy
Peacock, Connie
Poinsett, Ron
Potter, Tom
Pousche, Tom
Powell, Jackie
Purser, Paula

Puzey, Lynn

Quarles, Biff

Raab, Billie

Revis, Anthony

Ridgely, Sue

Robbins, Cathie

Robeson, Mastin

Rowland, John

Ruddock, Paul

Rummel, Robin

Samuelson, Craig

Schiller, Linda

Schneider, Shirley

Shaver, Kathy

Shaver, Paul

Shepherd, Jim

Simmons, Bob

Simpson, Susan

Smith, Susan

Spoede, Becky

Stansfield, Larry

Strauss, Steve

Sturms, Grace

Tarbotton, Lois

Taylor, Sarah

Thayer, Greg

Theilig, Bette

Thompson, Shirley

Timblin, Sue

Triplett, Kathy

Tullos, Moya

Turner, Bitsy

Turner, Esther

Vanderschaaf, Candy

Yaughn, Rhonda

Young, Paul

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SPECIFICATIONS

The 1975 Commoner was lithographed by Delmar Printing Company of Charlotte, N.C. under
direction of its Knoxuille office. The cover is an embossed Burgandy lexitone with a Spanish grain
with a black overtone rub. The paper used throughout the book is Warren's Dull Enamel. The end-
sheets are sixty-five-pound Hammermill finished in pale ivory. Color pictures were produced by off-
set lithography with a four-color separation and a four-color process. The spot color in the opening
section is printed in PMS 462 ink. Headline type is 24 point Century Schoolbook. Body copy and
ID. 's are 12 point and 8 point Century Schoolbook respectively. Senior and underclassman portraits
were by Delmar Studios of Charlotte. Press run was 625 copies.

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