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Bryan College

Dayton, Tennessee

Volume 52

For the Beauty of the Earth

For the beauty of the earth,
For the beauty of the skies.
For the love which from our birth
Over and around us lies:
Lord of all to thee we raise
This our joyful hymn of praise.

For the beauty of each hour
Of the day and of the night,
Hill and vale, and tree and flower.
Sun and moon and stars of light:
Lord of all to thee we raise
This our joyful hymn of praise.

For the joy of human love.
Brother, sister, parent, child.
Friends on earth, and friends above,
For the gentle thoughts and mild:
Lord of all to thee we raise
This our joyful hymn of praise.

For each perfect gift of thine

To our race so freely given,

Graces human and divine,

Flowers of earth and buds of heaven:

Lord of all to thee we raise

This our joyful hymn of praise.

— F.S. Pierpoint

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BRYAN COLLEC
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Top left: John Darnell, "G.Q.?" Top right: Shawna

Bucklen, "Broadway, Here I come!"

Bottom left: Lisa Barth, "One more time."

Bottom right: Denise Savage, "Dear

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For the beauty of the earth,

For the beauty of the skies,

For the love which from our birth

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For the beauty of each hour
Of the day and of the night.
N^> i Hill and vale, and tree and flower,
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Top: Michelle Johnson, "Airmail, again!"
Middle: Linda Foley and Debbie Richardson, "If you only

knew, Linda . . . "
Bottom: Lewis Alderman, "What is life?"

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Left: Scott Hunt and Diane Jordan, "Not tonight, Scotty, J

have too much homework."

Lower left: Caryn Harris and Robert Frost, "Two roads

diverged in a yellow wood ..."

Below: Randy Rash, Philosopher of the 80's.

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For the joy of human love,

Brother, sister, parent, child,

Friends on earth, and friends above,

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Top left Lisa Franz and Amy Beckham, "Raise your hands if

pour sure."
Top right: Sandy, Barb, Millie, Cindy, and Maty, "You scratch

my back and I'll scratch yours."
Bottom: Jim Freuler, "Reach out and touch someone!"

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Top: Tommy Anglea, "Hey, Schweethart!"

Middle: Jon Wisthoff and Kan's Maroon,

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Bottom Right: Joy Stone introduces her friend to the Freshmen.

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Top left: Craig Cornelius, "Easy goes it.'
Top right: Jane Park and Barb Wiens,
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"WOW. this blind date isn't half bad!"

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18 Administration, Faculty & Staff

Administration, Faculty & Staff 19

President

Dr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Mercer

Betty Wynsema. Special Assistant to
the President

Elaine Weyant, Secretary to the
President

20 Administration, Faculty, and Staff

Academic Deans, Records, and Admissions

Dr. Karl E. Keefer. Vice President for
Academic Affairs

Karin Traylor, Secretary to
the Vice-President

Barbara Howard, Registrar

Frances Carey, Records
Secretary

Glen Liebig, Dean of Admissions and
Records

Joel Steele, Director of Recruitment

Virginia Seguine, Director of
Admissions

Carolyn Ward, Admissions
Secretary and Processor

Valeria Bell. Admissions
Counselor and Processor

Mark Garrett. Admissions
Counselor

Carol Jennings, Clerical
Assistant

Administration, Faculty, and Staff 21

Personnel

Kermit A. Zopfi, Dean of Students

Chuck Cionca, Resident
Director of Bryan Village

Mike Roorback, Dean of Men and
Athletic Director

Karen Roorback, Dean of Women and
Director of Residence Life

Paul Forsyth, Resident
Director of Long Dorm

Diana Bradshaw, Resident
Director of Arnold Dorm

Hilda DeKlerk. Resident
Director of Cedar Hill

Ronda Becker, Resident
Director of Huston Hall

Wanda Dauey. Multilith

Operator and Senior Postal

Clerk

Deborah Rasch, Mail Clerk
and Clerical Assistant

James McUmber, Systems
Analyst

Martha Poole, Director of
Health Services

22 Personnel

Support Services and Maintenance

Shirley Holmes. Director of Support
Services

Gleneale Zopfi, Brenda Wooten, Manager of

Stenographer / PBX Operator Support Services

Eleanor Steele, Clerk Typist

Larry Woolen, Supervisor of
Janitorial. Grounds, and Walks

Murry Harmon, Grounds Supervisor Linda Grogan, Housekeeper

Peter Harris. Maintenance
Mechanic

Bill Webb. Maintenance
Mechanic

William Cather, Jr.,

Maintenance

Mechanic /Carpenter

tu Blomberg, Security Supervisor Joe Hunyan. iJirrilor t>\ Mnintcnunrr

Support Services and Maintenance 23

Library and Counseling

Pamela Williams, Library
Clerical Assistant

Rebekah Ross, Library
Clerical Assistant

David Wright, Director of Library
Services

Rebecca Van Meeveren, Assistant
Director of Library Services

Mildred Arnold, Secretary in
Counseling

Joyce Hollin, Financial Aid Officer

Ken Froemke, Counselor

David Mercer, Work Coordinator

24 Library and Counseling

Food Service, Bookstore, and PCI

Food service staff: standing, left to right, Mark Burnett, Doyle Argo, Alan Brooks, John Argo; seated, left to right, Paula Argo,
Joyce Argo, Patricia Wampler, Clara Massingale.

Mary Liebig, Bookstore Manager

Dan McNeese, Director of PCI

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Public Relations and Business Office

Jack Clapper, Director of Capital
Giving

Stuart Meissner. Director of
College Advancement

Stephen Snyder, Director of Alumni
Affairs

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Rebecca Hoyt, Advancement
Office Coordinator

Fred Stansberry, Director of Planned John Weyant, Director of Publicity and
Giving Publications

Mary Anne Parrott, Cashier Pat Kinney, Loan Clerk

Vern Archer, Treasurer

Not pictured: Opal Linebaugh. Clerical
Assistant

Carlos Carter, Business Manager

Roger Butler, Bookkeeper Louise Emmott. Accounts

Payable Clerk
26 Public Relations /Business Office

Board of Trustees

Front row, left to right: Dr. J.J.
Rodgers. James Barth, Albert Page,
Mrs. Frank Cook, Marble Hensley.
and Dr. Robert Benson. Middle
row: John Cammenga, Dr. Ian Hay.
Lewis Llewellyn, Barry Whitney,
Earl Marler, and Glenn C. Stophel.
Back row: Don Efird, Mark Senter,
Mickey Park, John E. Steffner, C.P.
Swafford, and Ben Purser.

Left: "I know it is in here

somewhere."

Right: "But, Mr. Chairman. I

don't understand!?!"

Left: "/Vic/ the statistics
of students sleeping in
class are ..."
Right: "Oh, no! Here

we nu ugtiin

Trustees 27

Faculty

Dr. John C. Anderson
Ancient Languages

Dr. Nannette K. Bagstad

Education

Mr. Stephen Barnett

Science

Dr. John B. Bartlett

Fine Arts

Don Wilkins checks with his wife, "Is
dinner ready? I'm tired grading Greek

papers."

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Dr. Mayme S. Bedford

Education and Psychology

Mr. Steve P. Bradshaw

Psychology

Mr. Daniel S. Brummer

Computer Science

David Friberg presides at the console in
one of his recital performances. Joel
Pearman. alumnus and attorney,
interjects a smile in his evening lecture on
business law.

Miss Betty Ann Brynoff

English

Mr. William Collman

Health and Physical Education

Dr. Richard M. Cornelius

English

Administration. lanilty. and Staff 2U

Mr. David C. Friberg

Music

Mrs. Betty W. Giesemann

Chemistry

At right, Dr. Matthews teaches

teachers in "how-to" education

sessions, and Captain Robert

Hinnant studies his next shot on

a break from ROTC instruction.

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Dr. Gordon Hambly

Chemistry

Dr. Martin E. Hartzell

Biology

Dr. Willard L. Henning

Curator of Henning Museum and

Professor Emeritus

Mr. Richard R. Hill

Business

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Sports Information Director

Mr. Walter F. Jahncke

Accounting

30 Administration, Faculty, and Staff

Dr. Irving L. Jensen

Bible

Mr. Kent Juillard

Art

Dr. Ruth M. Kantzer

English

At the center posing as Cupid. Rick Hill
looks for a lonely heart at the Valentine
banquet. Above, food service manager
Doyle Argo answers an inquirer. "Yes.
tonight is steak night!"

Administration, laailty, imrf Staff 31

Dr. Ralph B. Paisley

Biology

Mr. W. Gary Phillips

Bible and Greek

Dr. Brian C. Richardson

Christian Education

Mr. Michael F. Rorex

Music

32 Administration, Faculty, and Staff

In a ten-minute office

consultation. Dr.

Traylor grades Darrell

Cosden's history exam.

Miss Zelpha Russell

Part-time Secretary in Music Department

Dr. Robert J. Simpson

Mathematics

Dr. Robert W. Spoede
History and Social Science
Mrs. Jane N. Tayloe
Health and Physical Education
Dr. Jack W. Traylor
History

Dr. Melvin R. Wilhoit
Music

"Look here, boys," calls Coach Dixon,
"this is the way it's done!" Below,
Betty Brynoff sends a memo to the
Triangle staff. "Remember, we must
have that copy for our Wednesday
noon deadline."

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Dorm Life

Top left: "And you thought ground floor was an animal house."

Top right: "I just can't wait until I'm a housewife."

Bottom left: "I do not understand, this is supposed to be permanent

press."
Bottom right: "There, does that feel better?"

36 Dorm Life

Top left: "No. you have got to be kidding! Walt cannot be

here."

Top right: Second wind.

Bottom left: "He is just soooo sweeeeeet!!!"

Bottom right: "With my teddy. I can withstand anything!

(Even Dr. Cornelius!)"

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Lion's Den

38 Lion 's Den

Top left: "Now if the tangent of the inscribed angle is directly
proportional to the velocity of the ball, then ..."
Top right: "What Is the meaning of life?"
Bottom left: "Yuck! Clara did you see this?"
linttatn nglit "It is all in the Lurisi

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Intramural Sports

This year there was quite a lot of floor and

class competition among various sports. Men

competed in flag football, basketball, volleyball,

softball, and soccer. The women competed in

such sports as basketball, volleyball, softball,

and soccer. The competition was tough, but the

senior class pulled through and grasped the

Intramural trophy.

Top: "What kind of work is Chuck engaged in?!?"

Center left: "It is all a matter of skill!"

Center right: "Is Tom Tyler's grimace brought on by

intensity or Argosis?"
Bottom: "I said, I got it!"

40 Intramural Sports

Top: "So, this is what you call

maximum integration?"

Center left: "Take this Bo!— FACE!!'

Center right: "Please catch me, I am

falling."

Bottom: "You lose. Buckwheat!"

Intramural Sports 41

Student Union

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This year the Student Union

hosted many exciting activities,

concerts, and movies, and they

encouraged class participation and

school spirit in the various sports.

Some of the activities were late night

skating and Alpine sliding. Of the

movies that were shown, "Ghandi"

seemed to he the most favored.

Student Union brought in well-known

Christian artists such as John Fischer,

James Ward, Brown Bannister, and

Christian Stephens.

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Top: "What? Are you talking to me?'

Center left: "Earth to Barb.'

"I sure do hope this thing knows when to stop!'

Bottom: "Hey Brown, what is my cue?'

42 Student Union

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Homecoming

Top: 1984 Homecoming court.
Center left: Senior members of the Homecoming

court.
Center right: Junior members of the Homecoming

court.

Bottom: Denise Gearheart represents the sophomores

on the Homecoming court.

44 Homecoming

Top left: Freshmen members of the Homecoming court.

Top right: Sandy Ross 1984 Homecoming queen.

Center left: Sandy Ross crowned as queen.

Center right: Nan Cox represents the freshmen class on the

Homecoming court.

Bottom: Susan Goldman represents the junior class on the

Homecoming court.

Homecoming 45

Top left: "I am busy. / will be there to help in a minute."

Top right: "Babies got blue eyes."

Bottom left: "Life is tough without ice tea!"

Bottom right: "Go ahead, make my day!"

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Freshman Orientation

Top: "Does anyone know what we are

doing?"

Center left: "Steve smiles and knows where

the ring is. In his pocket!"

Center right: "Surprise, yes. I am your blind

date!"

Bottom left: "If mom could see me now."

Bottom right: "So. which one are you?"

48 Freshman Orientation

Top left: E.G. Harshman receives a warm welcome on his first
day at college. Center left: "Yes, you have it! That is the way the
game is played!" Bottom left: "Do I have to wear this beanie?"
Top right: "So this is Bryan College!" Bottom right: "Sorry Dad
and Mom, this is where you drop me off. 1 am in college now!"

Freshmen Orientation 49

Student Senate

Top left: During Senate Chapel our magnificent Greek majors pay special tribute

to Dr. Anderson.
Bottom left: John Fickley, Sophomore class president, shows that even Senate

officers have time for fun!
Top right: Irv Barth presents Student Senate's newest edition, a new bulletin

board. (Their very own!)
Bottom right: Joe Talone, student body president, recognizes student senate

members during Honor's Day Assembly.

52 Student Senate

Top left: Senior class president, Scott Jones enjoys the senior trip with his

class of 1984.

Top right. Student Senate hosts an annual blood drive which Jerry Miniard

seems to find quite relaxing.

Bottom left: Among the other activities which the Student Senate leads, there

is also the fun of leading freshman initiation, in which they clean up various

part\ of I hiylon

Bottom right Then' is ni'vei a dull moment for our Student Senate officers!

Student Senate 53

Practical Christian Involvement

The president is shown with his vice presidents who are in charge of the ministries of Practical Christian
Involvement. Front row, left to right: Barb Wiens, children's ministry; Jean Morrison, big brother /big sister
ministry; Carolyn Knapp, Gospel Gimpers; Jane Park, children 's ministry; Carol Davis, Bible fellowship groups;
Ginger Gentry, Student Missions Fellowship; and Colleen Hirneisen, nursing home. Back row: Irving Barth, LIFE
high school clubs; Paul Lindstrom, jail; Troy Brown, president of PCI; Kevin Wishard, big brother /big sister; Jim
Koan, Gospel teams; Glen McClain, summer missions program. Other vice presidents not pictured are Don Paul
Gross, summer missions program, and Gary Ellison, Bible fellowship groups.

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Top left: "Mmrnm! Don't those look good!"
Top right: "Jesus, He is beyond my imagination!"
Bottom left: "So Johnny, show us what is behind door *3:
Bottom right: "Believe me. I think we are organized!?!"

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Commoner Staff

Top left: Debbie Lilley, Editor

Center right: Front row (left to right): Thelma

Sugantharaj, Copy editor; Alan Keay. Layout: Debbie

Lilley, Editor.

Back row (left to right): Stephanie Smith,

Layout; Jonathan Lewter, Photographer; Amy

Meyers, Layout.

Bottom left: "So that is the way it is done."

Bottom right: "Yes, that looks good."

Clockwise beginning at 12:00: Stephanie Smith, Amy Myers, Alan Keay, Debbie Lilley,
Thelma Sugantharaj, Jonathan Lewter.

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Top left: Jerry Miniard, Photography Editor.
Top right: Jonathan Lewter, Photographer.
Bottom left: Tom Hatton. Photographer.
Bottom right: "I like this one better."

Not pictured: Dawn Kinter, Layout editor: Betsy Sanders,
Business editor: Keuin Davie. Layout: Marti Decker, Layout.

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Triangle Staff

Top left: Andrea Myers, Editor

Top right: "Who says all work and no play?"

Center left: Ann and Miles diligently prepare for their

upcoming deadline.

Center right: "It is first hand and it is hot!"

Bottom right: "John, have you heard the latest?"

58 Triangle Staff

Top left: "Oh no, Danny, we have only got ten minutes to finish

this up!"

Top right; "Two is a company, three is a crowd, and four is

trouble!"

Bottom left: "Retype the whole thing???"

Bottom right: "Is it spelled with one "1" or two?"

Triangle Staff 59

Photographer's Page

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Jerry captures "His handy work" around
Bryan's hilltop campus.

'The heavens declare the glory of God; and

the firmament sheweth His handywork . . .

The earth is the Lord's, and the fulness

thereof; the world, and they that dwell

therein . . . Unto thee, O Lord, do I lift up

my soul,"

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60 Photographer's page

Bryan College Concert Choir and Chamber Singers

First row: (I to r) Ann Harrell. Crystal Andrew, Denise Gearhart, Laura Huie, Glenn McClain, Tom Burton, Bob Hays (Chambers), Jim Koan, Ron
Ford (Chambers). Rick Meservey (Chambers), Bob Hay, Kyle Howard, Jonathan Tucker, Darryl Cosden (Chambers), Lisa Franz. Denise Hanna,
Carol Reese (Chambers), Karen Hart, Amy Myers. Second row: Cynthia Butler (Chambers), Mrs. Simpson, Gina Cannistraci, Sherry Robinson,
Sandee McKean. Dale Emery (Chambers), Keuin Davie. Joe Thomas. Lamar Galloway. Clayton Lopez, Craig Cornelius, E.G. Harshman. Jim
Moon, Mark Jones. Toni Wilson. Valeria Bell (Chambers). Missy Goss. Patti Porter. Michelle Arnold. Third row: Penny Holmes. Amy Keeler,
Becky McFarland. Leslie Stringer (Chambers), Michelle Johnson (Chambers), Lerae Drayton, Marsha Meservey, Kan's Maroon, Karen Mains,
Sharise Bucklen, Ann Edwards. Karen Walker, Chris Trebing, Lori Trebing, Kathy Starce, Tammy Shiue, April Summitt. Fourth row: Jan Howell.
Susie Bond. Stacy Walker. Kathy Dallinga, Debbie Lilley. Becky Brewster, Keith Watson, Randy Vernon, Tracy Thomas (Chambers), Titus
Hanham. Jonathan Garrett (Chambers), Jonathan Fickley, Brian Geiger (Chambers), Doug Sloan. Carol Davis. Denise Deters, Evelyn Ward
(Chambers). Polly Armour. Robin Hough.

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Vlchelle Orton, Evelyn Wan I. Michelle Johnson. !'•■
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First row: Stephanie

Smith, Michelle Arnold,

Beth Branson, Lisa

Franz.

Second row: Jim Koan,

Becky Ross, Dan

Butler, Colleen Durgin,

Joy Stoddard, Lori

DeBoer, Sharron

Licking, Joy Buck.

Third row: Ann

Walters. Bob Hays,

Daryl Mullholand, Eric

Allen, Titus Hanham,

Kyle Howard, Dave

McNeil, Herb Tharp.

Standing: Shari Boyle,

Dr. Wilhoit.

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Center left: Brass Ensemble — Bob Hays. Dr. Wilhoit. Daryl

Mullholand, Eric Allen.

Center right: Flute Ensemble, First row: Cynthia Butler. Beverly

Shoults, Susy Lopez. Second row: Debbie Miller. Lisa Franz,

Paulakay Franks.

Third row: Nancy Burkhalter. Stephanie Smith.

Bottom right: Wind Ensemble Officers.

Seated: Beth Branson, Kyle Howard.

Standing: Joy Buck. Librarian: Titus Hanham, Vice President; Jim

Koan, President.

62 Wind Ensemble

ROTC

Top left: "So this is life in the Army — I'll join!'
Top right: "Hut 2,3,4. ..."
Center: "Don't worry, Lamar, only fifty left."
Bottom left: ROTC shows their colors.
Bottom right: "Hang in there, baby."

ROTC 63

Hilltop Player:

Top left: "So you don't say?"

Top right: "Where is she? Where is she?"

Center left: "It is like I told you!"

Center right: "Memories fill my mind."

Bottom right: "I do it because I hue you!"

64 Hilltop Players

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Top left: "You have just got to help me!"

Center left: "It was not intentional, I really did not mean to

do it."

Center right: "I want to go to Constantinople!"

Bottom left: "I don't want any back talk!"

Hilltop Players 65

Sports 67

Bryan College eager s
win first two ou

By Terry Golns

HERALD NEWS SPORTS EDITOR

Lions close
season with
22nd setback

Billy White poured in 23 points and
Steve Parker tacked on 18 to lead the
Covenant Scots to a 79-69 win over

.,, ,. .„ . » , «,„ v.Bryan College last Saturday night at

The Lady Lions held a sum 12-point advantage at the hi covenant.

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Wayne Dixon's Lions $^\$fe>'
Saints 106-68 at Sununer>$?^Vli\

against Georgia Baptist, but erupted for 71 secoV"
to coast to their most lop-sided victory ever. v. «?<y

The victory upped the Scots record
to 16-14 on the year, while Bryan fell

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Bryan Cfilfs Season
With 38-Point Win

Carol Cummings dropped In 22 poinds to-/jK -*j> jpit0 e_22
support, and the trio of Candace TuUous, Kart. ff, •y -ovenant, shooting a blistering 62
Misty Chambers bucketed 14, 13 and 10. TuIIou^/k *Oj^ •♦ (32 of 52) from the floor, got
demon on the boards with 11 caroms. «?<«• $ />om steve Barker.

Exciting freshman Kim Wells was on top of her game ^SjS^ <A . a led all scorers with
day with 28 game-high points, 7 steals and 5 assists to lead tj.%9 "Vv> Robert Solomonic
ieir second stralgnt win. Cummings again now fini'si,^ ^nd Tony Longa had
I Bradshaw followed with 12. Liddawi controll n for BrFgy
6 rebounds. Pittard, one of the leading scorers

DAYTON, Tenn. - Michael Pit-
tard led seven Bryan Lions in double
figures with 22 points as Bryan
opened its 1983-84 basketball season
with a 106-68 rout of visiting Mid-
South Bible College
night.

Freshman guard
scored 16 points whi
Stewart and Tom Ar
17 and 16 rebound:
points apiece
James Lee a
added 10 poin
will host Johnso

Wreck injures
Bryan student

en are off until Dec. 2-3 when they host the Bry in District 24, closed the season with
rf i-hf. t .inns cwinc hack in to action Nov. 24-26 a 22.2 scoring average.

Bryan Secures Four
Volleyball Standouts

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Until last season, Br

was the dominant forcf

^>S;eating Officer Ronnie Ro'e8e volleyball in f^*

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A 17-year-old Bryan College sti
it was severely injured in a on<
Occident in Spring City Sunda

_,»«'r<s^g. . 1

'-^gating Officer Ronnie Ro.'e§e

potential of being

ng college player," said

: has a good spike and

displays above-average

for someone of her

Her long arms will

great asset to our

;*^$

'%?

v>%

*"%{lr. 5-3 but impressed the

*"ae ^ i coach with her play in

"""".tional volleyball tourna-

jj?^'*^ is a real hustler and gOr
Va'f^i she can pick the ball up
'where on the floor," Tayloe

Bryan College picked up a 4-1
Homecoming victory over Tran-
sylvania College last Saturday after-
noon, and in doing do the Lions up-
ped their season record to 4-3.

Scott Jones and Tim Green led a
second half rally that brought the
Lions from a 1-goal deficit into the

15-12), but the Lady Scots rallied by
scores of 15-10, 15-13 and 15-9 to take
the match.

Temple took three of four games
from the Lady Lions.

CROSS COUNTRY

Lincoln Memorial University

vitational title last Saturday with the
host Lions finishing a distant ket-
seventh. and

Steve Hicks led Bryan with a 19th ;bes
place finish In a time of 24:50. John 2 at
Bruner was 23rd at 25:07.

Bryan will race In the Yesterday's !ete,"
Autumn Classic^) ''Hattanooga this who
\L*~ . iami

>fy? * ""■ • nrce
£*.<?/. fher

K\&-

year
ptist
i as

1 -Sp-,, .ted of the Bethlehem Baptist
». ''""■jchool student, who was all-
touriiament in the region and Virgin-
ia state Christian tourneys every
year since she was a freshman and.
was all-tournament in the NACA na-
tionals this year.

"Jen also has a strong serve and Is
a good setter," the Lady Lions coach
added. Despite her stature, Jones was
all-region and the most valuable
player in the state tournament in
both the 10th and 12th grades in bas-
ketball. An injury in her junior year
prevented a three-year sweep.

4f At 5-11, Efird is the tallest of the
«9rf .;ts but Tayloe noted she "moves
Oji~' f°r her s'ze-" She was vol-
leyba.NWy jr of the year in the

Smith Pi.

By RON BUSH
News-Free Press Sport"

Not that the Bryan College .women's basketball K " -C\,V" -»-*, a -an* 4 ' -ir'x " ^« * ;"r»""

team has been illegal in the past, but the Lady Lio;* \ ^V ^WVri K 1* Vft tl^l KfiO H £) VQ *&* tl '■

now have the Law on their side in a big way. 'O -i > -,ier ou J ** ° &J\JhJ XJLtAJ' O ^Gf, li!

Coach Rick Hughes has confirmed the ?igp: l' V />S .el that she
of the fop recruits in Ladv Lion history i<- C pffr' ^p^^ Hughes added
6-0 Shannon Law of Peachtree High '■yrtV V _VV>- -»c p'-^yer ever in ou

^)^ ^v^ The vouns coach

C,\n£artirit>& hnth as a

,NCCAA District Tennis

Law led Peachtree, a Class
ceeded the 20-v.in mark. , ,
bounds a game this p" \ ^J
well as filth 'in r ^\
PeKalb Coun*- , 1 <X>>

"She di " vVv
tell how g

i.fc)

nty as
.oounding in

tvU " . team, but that doesn't
V^.es said this morning. "She
had a good j. *\0 . jut really came on this year, so
she didn't hav *" .otablished reputation. I think being
All-DeKalb Cou.ity says a lot — there's a lot of strong

and Mrs. Blaine DA™ Te™ ' - Brvan College
recruiting Law. The T en™ ** Btob H^,swePV° lthe ^a"
her progress from clc tiopa Christian College Athletic As-
to het familv sociation District 5 singles champion-

"That helped out ship on his home courts Saturday.
"Shannon came up "f^/ a sophomore transfer from
mighfve come anyw the University of South Honda won
Wendy's parents a lot bv torte}} "> the opening round and

The n= .-est Lady L then whlPPed Tennessee Temples

and plans to major in ]°™ Schreiner 6-1 6-2 in the quarter-

finals and Pensacola Christian s Ken

Carver and Mike Lank 6-0, 6-0 and S-
2, 6-0 in the semifinals and .final.
Carver defeated Temple's Rick
Fleming 8-2 for third place.

The top four finishers all earned
all-district distinction in the event.

Randy Heidelberg, one of three
Temple netters who lost in three sets
to Lank, won the consolauon bracket
by downing Pensacola Christian's
Bill Mang 7-5, 2-6, 6-3.

68 Sports Introduction

Soccer

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Bottom row: (I. to r.) P. Neddo. K. Franklin, T. Hostetler, R. Swift, R. Rogers, S. Hancock, J. Sales, A. Rice, S. Shields, Coach Coll
man. Top row: L. Cole, K. Bennett. A. Bannayan, D. Mullholand, J. Martinez, M. Martorella, T. Green, S. Jones. M. Antonek. T.
Tyler. T. Paulsen. B. Strickland.
Lower left: Another one bites the dust.
Lower right: Bo waves to his fans.

Soccer 69

This year's young soccer team finished with a 6-9
record for the season. Coach Collman started four
freshmen. The highlights included a 5-2 victory in
overtime against UTC and a 1-0 defeat over
Tennessee Wesleyan. Scott Hancock and Ralph
Rogers were the co-captains. Tim "the Machine"
Green was the leading scorer with Steve "Sprout"
Shields following. Scott Jones and Shields
contributed to a strong midfield. Bennett, Antonek,
Franklin, Mullholand, Cole, and goalie, Barinowski,
provided a good defense.

In indoor soccer, Bryan obtained the Team
Sportsmanship Award at the Volunteer State
Tournament and placed 4th. At the Baylor
Tournament, the Lions captured 2nd place.

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70 Soccer

Opposite page —

Top: "Friends. Romans, and countrymen, lend me your ears

Center left: Show 'em how to do it, Scott!

Center right: Sock it to 'em. Ralph.

Bottom left: Hancock maneuvering through the front.

This page —

Above: Tim Green, the Scoring Machine.
Center left: Hancock dribbling the ball.
Center right: Shields sprouts wings.
Bottom left: Mow 'em down. Blair.
Bottom right: Fight, you mighty Lions!!

Soccer 71

Volleyball

Top front row: (I. to r.) B. Burchett, Coach Tayloe, P. Howell; middle row: K. Hoffacker, L.

Trebing, D. Davis, C Blackman; top row: P. McWilliams, J. Jones, N. Crandall, J. Lawson, K.

Zetterberg, D. Mize.

Left: Burchett gets on top of the ball.

Center right: What form!

Above: Dee Dee goes for the spike.

72 Volleyball

Top left: Crandall gives it her best shot.
Center left: Lady Lions on the moue.
Bottom left: Zetterberg sacrifices her body.
Above: This deposit has no return.

Volleyball 73

74 Volleyball

Mens Basketball

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Top, /ran/ raw: (7. (o rj M. Goad. J. Lee, P. Dube, T. Longa, B.
DeKlerk. J. Osceola. R. Neal — Manager. Back row: M. Dean —
Assistant Coach. J. Tegler. R. Solomonic. T. Anglea, D. Schanley, S.
Stewart. R. Waterworth, M. Pittard. Coach Dixon.
Above: Longa makes Covenant defense work.
Left: Pittard penetrates.

Mm ■; Ii(,:;kfthtill /!,

This page, right: Anglea earns two.

Below: Lee out maneuvers his opponent.

Bottom left: Stewart shoots with precision.

Bottom right: Waterworth takes a shot from the

inside.

Opposite page, top: Solomonic sends one up.

Bottom right: DeKlerk takes an outside shot.

Bottom left: There is no stopping Pittard.

76 Men's Basketball

Bryan College basketball suffered
through Coach Dixon's worst season.
The final record being 6-22. At times
the team played with a lot of
gumption, but at times they didn't
come to "play". The highlight of the
season was the hard fought victory at
home against King College. The team
was hurt by the loss of Schanley at
mid-season and injuries throughout
the year to team captains, Pittard and
Anglea. Pittard, a transfer, lead the
team in points scored and field goal
percentage. Pittard averaged 21
points per game and ranked
consistently high in the top scorers of
the NAIA District 24. Other key
contributers included Stewart, Tonga,
DeKlerk, Waterworth, Lee and
Solomonic, also a transfer.

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78 Cross Country

Cross Country

The team this year was short on depth and experience.
They were 2 and 4 overall in meets, taking 10th out of 12 in
the Berry Invitational, and coming 2nd in the NCCAA District
5 championship. Hicks came in 3rd at the District
Championship to be on the All-District team. At the NCCAA
national meet he placed 59th out of 120 runners. Coach
Bradshaw was impressed with the hard work and excellent
spirit of cooperation and unity displayed by the team.

Far left: Olson grins and bears it.
Far top center: Bruner leads the pack.
Far bottom center: Duggins pours it on.
Above left: I licks, a face among the crowd.

lJ,<:llntn left: Wliat (i man!

Abniif n<ihl Ihinii in there, (itny!

( )i>-.:, ( ;, unity '/')

Women's Basketball

Above, seated: (I to r.) C Jahncke, V.

Barnhart, K. Wells, C Cummings, S. Hitchner;

standing: Coach Hughes, K. Bradshaw, T.

Burby. N. Liddawi, M. Chambers, C Tulloss. P.

Nemcik — Manager, W. Hughes — Assistant

Coach.

Far right: Good pass. Right Guard.

Right: Mike Alford, Assistant Coach.

80 Women's Basketball

Top left: The sky is the limit.
Top right: Going for two.
Center left: Ball control!?!
Center right: Go you mighty Lions!
Bottom: Miss it!!

Women's Basketball 81

Lady Lions concluded their 1983-

84 season with a 11-16 record. They

defeated Clearwater Christian from

Florida in the district tournament to

earn a final game against Lee

College. Lee defeated Bryan and

ended their hopes of a first trip to the

NCCAA playoffs. Some of the

highlights of the year were Karen

Bradshaw becoming the all-time

scorer at Bryan with 1,210 points and

Nancy Liddawi going over the 1,000

point plateau. Even though the Lady

Lions did not have a winning season.

Coach Rick Hughes said there was

progress made for the future.

Top left: Cummings gets a

lay-up.

Top right: Coach Hughes'

pep talk.

Center left: Liddawi takes

a breather.

Center right: Lady Lions

are head and shoulders

above the rest.

Bottom: Shooting against

Georgia Baptist.

82 Women's Basketball

Baseball

Center: Lions show their best

side!

Bottom left: A

confrontation — face to face.

Bottom right: "John you are

losing you balance!"

Kneeling (left to right): J. Tegeler, K. Delaney. T. Anglea, G. McNamee, S. Hunt.

Standing (left to right): D. Sloan. D. Meyers. M. Shepard. B. DeKlerk. S. McNamara. M. Alford.

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84 Baseball

Top left: Lee Becknell. Trainer. "Let's get our act together guys.

Center left: "It is time for a change in strategy."

Bottom left: "Take that!"

Top right: "Ouch! That is the spot."

Bottom right: True sportsmanship!

I'.u-.rhall ::/.

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Kneeling: Cathy Jahncke, Kathy Alongi, Kim Drum. Pam Howell, Cyndee Zeck.

Standing: Carol Cummings. Jane Young, Karen Bradshaw. Jane Shaver, Dede Davis, Paula McWilliam, Stephanee

Hitchner.

86 Softball

few

Top left: "Say cheese."

Top right: "Now is a good time for a back massage."

Center left: "We need ten more runs. Come on girls, you can do

it "

Center right: Carol sneaks in for a run.

Bottom left: "Looks like a 6 A -3 double play."

Softball 87

Cheer-
lead

ers

Betsy Goetzman

Lori Emmott

Brette Barfield

Ruth Goetzman

Jeannine Northey

Jeannette Northey

Becky McFarland

Lisa Barth

88 Cheerleaders

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Athletic Banquet

Top right: "Well, my, my, what in the world

is this?"

Center left: "Decisions, decisions,

decisions!"

Center right: "No, not me!?!"

Bottom right: "Steve Hicks again!"

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90 Ath/etic Banquet

Top right: "Tommy's died and gone to heaven. (Now presiding

on Cloud 9j"

Center left: "Tommy Anglea — what a Man!"

Center right: Naomi Crandall clinches the award for being an

outstanding spiker on the volleyball team.

Bottom left: "Three cheers for Sparky!"

Athletic Banquet 91

.Seniors 93,

Seniors

The senior class was headed by Scott Jones, President; Clayton Lopez, V.
President; and Sandy Ross, Secretary-Treasurer.

Torn Anglea

Irv Barth

Shah Boyle

94 Seniors

Far Left: Senate President Joe Talone ponders the
perplexing problem of how to amuse the freshmen al
Mercer's. Right; Brenda Kauffman finds time to relax in her

n mm

Seniors 95

Sylvia Alewine leads the national anthem at a basketball

game.

96 Seniors

Senior class president Scott Jones studies every situation
carefully before deciding.

Seniors 97

Jeff Singleton seeks wisdom from

library assistant Sharon Padgett

while Becky Ross observes.

98 Seniors

Jeff Nyberg and Ernie Ricketts lead
the pack from chapel in Rudd.

Seniors 99

Bottom right: Tom Anglea gives some

advice to Tom Hatton. Top right:

Lyman Welton waits patiently for his

lunch in the Lion's Den.

100 Seniors

«_

Dottie Long
Pippa Maxwell
Steve McNamara

Jeff Meeks
Stan Miller

.lean Morrison
Mnuiri'ti Mullen

Seniors 101

102 Seniors

Bottom left: Steve Duggins shows his
style on crazy day. Top right: Jane
Young and Tracy Burby try to stay
awake to an Arnold third floor
meeting.

Ralph Rogers
Sandy Ross

Jell Ryan

Senic

103

Sara Benedict is actually studying on
main floor of the library.

Joe Talone

Doris Thornton

Suellyn Traux

Danny Walker

104 Seniors

Classwork takes the total
concentration of Tom Gardner.

Seniors 105

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

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Jonathan Linlbaaqh
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Sandna McKean

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106 Seniors

The Senior Class of 1984

Top left: "I think it went that way."

Center left: "This is my lady!"

Bottom left: "Guess who the boss is in our house!?!"

Top right: "Flash'em a Coppertone tan."

Center right: "And they think I am a nice guy."

Bottom right: "And where have you guys been tonight — 11th frame?'

Class of 1984 107

Junior-Senior

Top left: "He's looking at you kid."

Top right: "It looks real enough."

Center left: "Can I get you anything else, dear?"

Center right: "I just hue looking into his eyes!"

Bottom right: "Go ahead Carolyn, a few more calories won't

hurt!"

108 Junior-Senior

Top left: "Lucy, don't you know that you are breaking Rule

*UBC-Section 9-10003-Subsection B."

Center: "Doug, for once in your life be serious!"

Bottom left: "My mother never told me that there would be

nights like these."

Bottom right: Flying high.

Junior Senior 109

Senior Trip

The Senior C/ass o/ 1984 enjoyed a

beautiful trip to Fort John Knox, located

not too far from Bryan's campus. They

enjoyed many activities such as water

skiing, swimming, sun bathing, eating, and

they even had an Hawaiian night in which

they dressed in their brightest colors and

participated in many of the state's native

games.

■

Top right: The Class of 1984.
Center left: "Kevin Delaney goes footloose in more ways than

one."

Center right: "Ken, not in the punch pool."

Bottom left: "Getting down."

Bottom right: "The day after — still thirsty."

110 Senior Trip

Senior Chapel

Top left: "1 have this moon rock

that you just have to see!"

Top right: "I am proud to

present . . . What did you say

your name was?

Center left: "I can't believe you

ate the whole thing!"

Center right: Space Cadet of the

year — Lori Bowles.

Bottom left: "And the winner is

.'..■in. a i 7ki/i.'/ / / /

Graduation

Top left: Dr. Mercer addresses the Class of 1984.

Bottom left: Pastor Dale Linebaugh hoods his son. Jed.

Top right: Michelle Orton sings to her fellow classmates.

Center right: Dinh Tran aids in the presentation of colors.

Bottom right: Mike Dean shares his appreciation to his family

and friends.

112 Graduation

Top left: Maureen sighs with relief that she made it.
Center left: "Now that von have graduated, kids . .
liottom left lane happily uu-li o/mc.s hri family
Top right: "Smiles everyone, smiles."
Bottom right; "Yes, Dad and Mom. I did make it!"

( iraduation I l'i

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nderclassm

uniors

Mike Alford

Eric Allen

Brett Barfield

Bo Barinowski

Bruce Beaty

Elaine Beiersdorfer

Sara Benedict

Kip Bennett

Jeff Besch

Sherry Blomberg

Phyllis Bloxson

Rob Bobyack

Mike Bogard

Denise Bowman

Troy Brown

John Bruner

Melanie Bryan

116 Juniors

Joy Buck
Sharise Bucklin
Scott Buffenbarger
Cynthia Butler

Chuck Cionca

Denise Cole
Donna Cole
Priscilla Collins
Kathy Conrad

Darryl Cosden
Naomi Crandall
Ann Edwards
Kelly Ellis

Deanna Ellison
Gary Ellison
Rick Farney
Lucy Felion

Juniors 117

Carylee Gilmer

Susan Goldmann

Jacquelyn Gott

Tim Green

Mary Gum

Douglas Hagedorn

Titus Hanham

Murry Harmon

Dave Harvey

Bob Hays

Jack Heller

Colleen Hirneisen

118 Juniors

Dave Hobbs
Beverly Hoffman
Ruth Iwan
Terry Johnson

Denise Jones
Jane Jones
John Jones
Mark Jones

Sandy Jones
Doreen Jueneman
Lyn Kyrk
Brenda Lane

Lisa Lapsley
Nancy Liddawi
Julie Lilley
Lenelle Little

Clayton Lopez
Lois Lundqulsi

Juniors 119

Greg Martin

Larry Martindale

Gary McNamee

Dave McNeil

Linda McPadden

Bob Meroni
Rick Meservey

Doug Meyers
Lynne Midgett

"It cannot be that bad Jimmy.

Trey Paulsen

Carol Persiani

Tina Pierce

Nancy Raine

120 Juniors

Randy Rasch
Dave Reeves
Ernie Ricketts
Truman Robbins

Jeff Runde
Betsy Sanders
Bill Sanders
Kim Sexton
Dawn Shriver

Tammy Sill
Scott Sorenson

Steve Stewart
Rick Swift

John Tegeler
Joe Thomas
Tracy Thomas
Robert Tullberg
Thomas Tyler

Juniors 121

Randy Vernon
Ann Walters

Evelyn Ward
Karen Wetherholt

John Wheeler
David White

Chris Williams
Steve Wilson

Janice Winney

Sarah Woodring

Cyndee Zeck

Kari Zetterberg

Top right: "Hey Scotty, we have your number.'
Bottom right: "Kathy, isn't it past your bedtime!?!'

Not Pictured: Debra Anderson, Shawna Bucklen. Kerry Carver, Barry Clingan, Eva
Dawkins, Steve Drake, Paul Dube, Wendy Hughs, Suzy Lopez, Anthony McClanahan,

Robert Solomonic, Tracy Stringer, Jane Young.

122 Juniors

Sophomores

Lewis Alderman
Tish Allison
Kathy Alongi
Liz Barrett

Shelley Bell
Danny Bice

Cynthia Blackmon
Suzanne Boyd

Nina Chan
Jan Clenney
Beth Crawford
Carol Cummings
John Darnell

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Matt Eggert

Mark Egner

Lori Emmott

Cindi Fehl

Jonathan Fickley

Colleen Fischer
Linda Foley

Kim Freers
Arthur Gaston

Johnny Davidson

Gian Dawkins

Bill DeKlerk

Diane Dempsey

-What a neat gift! What is it???"

Denise Gearhart

Ginger Gentry

Kelly Given

124 Sophomores

Mike Goad
Betsy Goetzman
Ruth Goetzman
Kenny Gollmer

Ann Harrell
Caryn Harris
Bob Hay
Brad Herman
Don Hilgeman

Karen Hill
Pam Hinds

Annette Hollin
Penny Holmes

"Sorry Lewis, you just do not have their style!

Robin Hough

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Laurie Huie

Scott Hunt

Diane Jordan

"What do you mean you want this soccer ball, you already have

two!

Brian Keay
Amy Keeler

Ruth Keener \
Kenneth Cole

Dawn Kinter

John Klaus

Jim Koan

Carolyn Knapp

Jennifer Kratzer

Sandy Kuhn

Cynthia Lambert

Tammy Lautner

Debbie Lilley

Paul Lindstrom

Dave Lines

Tammilyn Love

Steve Lucido

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226 Sophomores

Karen Mains
Jim Martinez
Mario Martorella

When my lady is gone, 1 have to have something to keep me

Jeff Morris
Dave Nash
Esther Nicholson
Susan Payne

John Pierce
Jeff Pipe
Mike Plttard
Cynthia Pope

Mary McCann
Glenn McClain

Mark McGee
Kathy McManus

Marsha Meservey
Darlene Middleton
Robin Miller
Brian Mitchell
Vicky Mohler

Sophomores 127

'Watch out Mercury, here I come!"

Debbie Richardson
Sherry Robinson

Dave Roundtree
Denise Savage

Steve Shields

Tammy Shive

Beverly Shoults

Doug Sloan

Cynthia Smith

Janis Smith

Dan Snyder

Ruth Snyder

128 Sophomores

"Glenn. / have a feeling that this NO-DOZE is
wearing off!"

April Summitt
Lamar Townley

Dinh Tran
Susie Varga

Dawn Whigham
Patty Wiens
Dave Wild
Bill Wilson

Not pictured: Jim Berry, Samuel Blythe.
Blair llurm, Ken Johnson, Karen Lee, Gina
Lyle, Kalhryn McClendon, Donald Nash,
Jeff Patrick, Paula Strunk. Joy Stoddard.
Gennifer Szego, Jacquie Turnquest, Shawn
Wolf.

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Sophomores I'"'

Fresh

men

Mark Antonek

Dawn Amacher

Polly Armour

Michelle Arnold

Greg Bacon

Jodi Baker 1

Abe Bannayan

Jim Barber
Veronica Barnhart

Lisa Barth
Amy Beckham

Raquel Bonafe

Brooks Bond

Denise Bowden

Beth Branson

Brian Bray

Becky Brewster

Scott Buckner I ~>v ,

Tom Burton ^ \ SjA • ' '. hf

Dan Butler V'«.3\j. : • K

130 Freshmen

Darrin Buxman
Karen Caid
Gina Cannistraci
Misty Chambers

Terry; Chesnut
Loren Cole

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Craig Cornelius
' ^* ' ' ■ ■ Nan Cox

Top /e/t: "Too much studying is iveary to the bones!"
Bottom left: "You have got to be kidding . . . my three minutes cannot be

Wendy Cole
Sherry Cooney

Deanna Davis
Dede Davis
Lori DeBoer
Marty Decker
Marianne Deen

Denise Deters
Gayle Dixon
Lerae Drayton
Kim Drum

I Iommii' / dun >/!</.',

Freshmen 131

Delane Farmer

Debbie Figurski

Cindy Fiori

Keith Francis

Scott Frankio

Lisa Franz

Jonathan Garrett

Sharon Gidcumb

Lori Gorrell

Missy Goss

Melanie Grimes *
Katheryn Gunter

E.G. Harshman
Karen Hart

Karen Hendricks
Linda Hill

Stephanee Hitchner

Kim Hoffacker

Lori House

Kyle Howard

132 Freshmen

Jan Howell
Roy Hurlburt
Janelle Iverson
Catherine Jahncke

Glenda Johnson
Michele Johnson
Laura Kaufmann
Esther Keefer
Alan Keay

Hans Kirkman
Luann Klaiber

Lisa Kline
Sonya Knecht

Elizabeth Kreiner
Jayne Lawson

Top left: "How does this dumb thing work?"
Bottom left: "And I thought I was in college!"

Robin Leilh
Lori Lesnett
Michael Lewis
Jonathan Lewter
Sharron Licking

Freshmen 133

Tony Longa

Ken Lowe

Laura Mackintosh

Karis Maroon

Dana McBrayer

Lynn McCollum

DeAnna McCutcheon

Becky McFarland

Becki Michalski

Dana Mize

Jim Moon Liil"

Carl Morris
Daryl Mullholand

Chris Murdock
Amy Myers

Top right: "due me an L!
Bottom right: "How can they stand that cold water?

Schaun Myers

Pat Nemcik

Jeannette Northey

Jeannine Northey

David Nye. I

134 Freshmen

Lisa Outten
Anita Paluso
Gay Phillips
Beth Pierceall

Tim Pinkerton
Charlene Porter
Teddy Puckett
Robert Quiles
Carol Reese

John Reese
Andy Rice

Alison Robertson
Amy Robinson

William Sayles III
Sonya Seen

Top left: "You mean you lost my term paper???"

Bottom left: "You want me to play in those crazy games???'

Ruth Shelford
Cynthia Shepard
Claire Shepherd
John Sieloff
Stephanie Smith

Freshmen 135

Steve Snyder
Cathryn Starce
Blair Strickland
Melanie Stucky

Chris Trebing

Jonathan Tucker

Jonathan Tyler

Paul Vandiuer

Paula Volpe

Chuck Walker

Sheldon Walker

"And I thought 1984 was bad!

Kim Wells

Millie Welsh

Steve White

Regina Wiley

Connie Williams

Joy Wilson

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136 Freshmen

Honor's Day

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Center left: Sophomore class honors.

Center bottom left: Freshmen class honors.

Bottom left: Craig Cornelius — History of Western

Civilization Award.

Center right: Troy Brown honored as a respected student.

Bottom right: Joy Wilson — Freshman Term Paper Award.

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