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COMMONER

BRYAN COLLEGE
DAYTON, TENNESSEE

VOLUME 54

Table of Contents

First hello, and then good-bye

How quick is the time

When friends meet with friends for awhile

You gave to us. we gave to you
Love has been born

And like a child, runs so quickly through life
And grows up

Love grows when Christians unite

So much love, it's hard to untie

And it hurts more when we say good-bye

But its worth it with Jesus

Cause you know it with Jesus

We wouldn't even know the meaning of love

Friends will come, and friends will go

All throughout lives

It's so fine to have friends in the Lord

'Cause all those friends, we'll see again

On the day we go home

Won't it be such a special reward?

Opening

Students and Faculty
Staff and Administration

Sports

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Organizations

Activities
Supplement

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The COMMONER staff feels that it is our
responsibility to recognize those who were the leaders
of the era coming to an end. The 1985-1986
COMMONER is dedicated to . . .

Dr. Theodore C. Mercer
President

Dr. Karl E. Keefer
Vice President for Academic Affairs

Mr. Kermit A. Zopfi
Dean of Students

Opening II

Dr. Theodore C. Mercer

President of Bryan College

1956-1986

Dr. Theodore C. Mercer was the elected president of Bryan College in June 1956, completing thirty years in 1985-1986. He was born in Spring
City, Tennessee on September 3, 1920. Dr. Mercer received an M.A. in 1944 from Bob Jones University and continued his postgraudate
education at the University of Chicago and Houghton College. He married Ora Alice Moore on August 24, 1944. Dr. Mercer was licensed to
preach at a Methodist church in 1938 and ordained to the ministery of a Baptist church in 1942. Between teaching, preaching and working the
Mercers had three boys; Theodore Chelton, John Moore, and David Mark.

Dr. Mercer is the fourth president of Bryan College, having succeeded Dr. Judson A. Rudd in 1955. At the time enrollment was 250. Since then
enrollment has doubled and accreditation was granted to Bryan in 1969 by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. During his
tenure as president the hilltop campus has undergone major expansion: renovations of the Administration Building; construction of H.D.
Long, Huston, Arnold and Woodlee-Ewing Residence Halls: Bryan Village, married student apartments; Summers Gymnasium; Annex; Rhea
House, official residence of the president; and Rudd Memorial Auditorium and the Fine Arts Center. In addition to these physical
improvements, the spiritual commitment of the college has been not only maintained but enhanced. Additional accomplishments include the
two advisory councils developed to aid the Board of Trustees: The National Advisory Council and the Rhea County Advisory Committee. The
Staley Distinguised Scholar Lecture Series is scheduled annually. Also added to the yearly agenda are: a Pastor's Conference and a Family Bible
Conference.

Dr. Mercer has been active in community service from Cub Scouts, PTA, and Band Parents to L'nited Givers (local Chairman for ten years),
American Cancer Society (state and regional levels). Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped, and the Dayton Chamber of
Commerce, on which he served several terms as a director.

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Dr. Karl E. Keefer

Vice President for Academic Affairs

1957-1966 and 1979-1986

Dr. Karl E. Keefer has served Bryan College in some capacity for 24 of his 43 years in college administration. Dr. Keefer first served at Bryan
from 1957 to 1966 as academic dean, administrative vice president, faculty member, and for a time as dean of students. From 1971 to 1979, he
served on the Bryan Board of Trustees. Dr. Keefer returned to the administrative staff of the college in 1979 as the vice president for academic
affairs, the position he has held these past seven years. During these seven years as academic dean, Dr. Keefer has seen many changes at Bryan
including accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, an increase in student enrollment, and an increase in the number
of faculty members with earned doctorates.

Dr. Keefer began his career in college administration just one year following his graduation from Bob Jones University in 1942. He returned to
Bob Jones and served as Registrar for four years, 1943-1947. During that time he also continued his studies, receiving his M.A. in Religion in
1947 from Bob Jones. He then changed positions at BJU and served as the Dean for the School of Fine Arts for the next six years, 1947-1953.
Dr. Keefer was then the Dean of Washington Bible College for the years 1953-1957. He then came to Bryan and served for nine years. And, at
this time, he continued his education at the University of Chattanooga and was awarded the M.Ed, in Educational Administration in 1960.
Leaving Bryan in 1957, he became an Associate Professor in the Graduate Center at the University of Tennessee/Memphis, serving in this
capacity the next three years. He then moved to the University of Tennessee/Martin where he was the Dean of the School ot Education the
next ten years. He earned his Ed.D. in Educational Psychology and Guidance from the University of Tennessee/Knoxville in 1965. It was
during his years at the University of Tennessee that he was a Trustee at Bryan.

Dr. Keefer married Sue Thompson, June 20, 1942. The Lord has given Dr. and Mrs. Keefer two fine sons: Karl Elton Keefer III and Thomas
James Keefer. Dr. and Mrs. Keefer plan to live in Dayton following retirement. They will continue to involve themselves in both Dayton and
Bryan community affairs in the years to come.

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Mr. Kermit A. Zopfi
Dean of Students

Mr. Kermit Zopfi entered Bryan college for his first years of college in 1946. At that time Bryan was not accredited so Mr. Zopfi transferred to
Wheaton College where he received a B.A. in Bible and History and an M.A. in Christian Education. After receiving these degrees Mr. Zopfi re-
turned to Bryan to help set up the Christian Education field. In 1952 Mr. Zopfi became the first proffessor of Christian Education. He also
taught History of Western Civilization, English History, History of Missions, Philosophy of Missions and Methods of Missions. He served as
head of the Christian Service Association (now known as Practical Christian Involvement) and as advisor for the class of 1955.

On September 5, 1953 Mr. Zopfi married Gleneale Faulks and continued at Bryan College for the next two years. Mrs. Zopfi was in charge of
the college print shop. In 1955 they left to begin work with Greater Europe Mission in Germany. After a fifteen year association with GEM he
served for two years at Azusa Pacific College as Financial Aid Officer and as counselor in Student Development. Mr. Zopfi earned another
M.A. while at Azusa Pacific, this one in psychology and counseling.

In 1972 President Theodore Mercer invired Mr. Zopfi to return to Bryan College as Dean of Students. Mrs. Zopfi became the switchboard op-
eratot and secretary. Mr. Zopfi became Assistant Professor of German. During his time back Mr. Zopfi has also served as advisor to the
Student Senate and Student Union and as Chairman of the Student Life Council. He has been on various committees and councils, coordinated
the Missions Conferences, and worked closely with President Mercer in chapel scheduling and the keeping of the college calendar. For seven
years he has served as Treasurer and Membership Chairman for the Association for Christians in Student Dcvelopement, a national
organization.

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You gave to us, we gave to you
Love has been born

STUDENTS and FACULTY
STAFF and ADMINISTRATION

Seniors

Class Officers

The 1986 senior class features Rick Swift and Patty Wiens as Student Union representatives,
Robin Greene as secretary, and Stacy Walker and Ken Johnson as Senate representatives.
Kneeling are Paul Lindstrom — vice president and Kevin Wishard — president. Keeping class unity,
making lasting friends and encouraging their walk with the Lord are goals the officers would
like to see within the class.

Robert Lewis Alderman

Terri L. Alderman

Letitia Elaine Allison

18 Seniors

Kathryn Inez Alongi

Jitendra Kumar Banerjei

Holly Ruth Barnes

Klizabeth Ann Barrett

Richard Bartlett

Kathleen Hazel Beatty

Mile* Travu Belcher

Cedric K. Benner

Daniel Mark Bice

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Diana Mary Bradshaw

Sharise Marnee Bucklen

John Frederick Bruner

Shawna Rae Bucklen

Debra Naomi Bryan

Denise Lynne Cole

Donna Leigh Cole

Sara Beth Crawford

Anna Maria Culpepper

20 Seniors

Carol Louise Cummings

Diane Marie Dempsey

Fred Duong

Colleen Ruth Durgin

Ann Luise Edwards

Jay Wesley Efird

Matthew Ian Eggefl

Mark David ligner

Deanna Plorei Ellison

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Lori Constance Emmott

Lucretia Ruth Felton

Jonathan Robett Fickley

Colleen Mary Fischer

Linda Kay Foley

Kimberly Renee Freers

Calvin Lamar Frizzell

Arthur Gaston

Virginia Arring Gentry

2' .Seniors

Kelly Michelle Given

Michael George Goad

Elizabeth Ann Goetzman

Robin Elaine Greene

Don Paul Gross

Robert Ian Hay

Donald Robert lliljjcman

Penny Rae Holmes

Pam Kay Howell

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Laura Louise Huie

Kenneth Arthur Johnson

Mark Walton Jones

Jonathan Wesley Klaus

Carolyn Gail Knapp

James Harwood Koan II

Sandra Kay Kuhn

Cynthia Marie Lambert

Karen Lynette Lee

Jarmo Miika Lehtinen

Deborah Ann Lilley

Paul Anthony Lindstrom

Peggy Susana Lopez

Esther Virginia Lyle

Karen Renee Mains

Jim Martinez

Kathleen Dawn McManus

David Robert McNeil

Seniors

Darlene Susan Middleton

Vicky Lynn Mohl

Esther Nock Nicholson

Vincent Nwankpa

Paul Norris Olson

Donald Clayton Parks

Jeff Scott Patrick

John Dixon Pierce

Jeffrey John Pipe

'Seniors

Ruth Agnes Purdie

Charles Perry Relfe

Deborah C. Richardson

Edward Truman Robbins

Sheryl Lynn Robinson

Eric G. Rudd

DtniMr l.ynee Savage

Kimberly Dawn Sexton

Tamara Ruth Shive

Seniors

_ Douglas Benjamin Sloan

Cynthia Lee Smith

Ruth Arlene Snyder

Joy Amy Stoddard

Thelma Marion Sugantharaj

Rick Charles Swift

Gennifer Lynn Szego

Hubert Lamar Townley, Jr.

Hiep Dinh Tran

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Nanette Kathleen Turner

Thomas Howard Tyler

Stacy Marie Walker

Patricia Ann Wiens

Keven Ivan Wishard

David Shawn Wolf

Dcrmc A. Wolf

Jeffrey Judson Woodman

Not Pictured:
John Carpenter
Kd Jackson
David Lamberson
David Mercer
Patty Ruth Parker
Linda Hafer Pectol

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Rick Swift: "Watch out, Miss America!"

Kevin Wishard, senior class president, setting an example.

Senior

Jim Martinez, a face in the crowd.

Donna Cole: The face of the 80's.

Move over Rambo, here comes Woodman!

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Linda Foley and Esther Nicholson catch up on the days events.

John Pierce: "Pardon me, Dr. Mercer? No, I do not hear any loud music'

30 Seniors

Kathy Beatty: "Wanna cruise?

Darlene Middleton caught off guard.

Candids

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Joe Thomas and Tammy Shive strolling through the field.

Dinh Tran: "I Japanese salesman!"

Cedric Benner making his mama proud.

Jon Kliui The few, the proud, the union!

Vincent Nw;inkp,i md Edith: "You arc so heauriful to mc.'

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Lamar Frizzell and Anthony McClanahan "Would I lie to you?"

Debbie Richardson and brother: "Yes, John, the name of the
game is STUDY!"

32 Seniors

Top left: Mark Jones— "A one and a two and a . . . " Right: Don Paul Gross— "I
know your I.D. card is here somewhere." Bottom left: Fred Duong — "A penny for
your thoughts!"

Juniors

Class Officers

Top row left ti. right: David Nye, president; Tom Burton, .Student Union; Kyle Howard, Student Semite; Hat
Nemcik, vice president Bottom row, left to right: JaneUe Iverson, Student Senate; I.ori Lesnett, Student
Union; LiM Itarth, secretary.

Juniors 33

Top left: Jeff Pinder — music to my ears. Above: Dave
Harvey — "Go ahead. Punk, make my day!" Left: Who's
who?

Lisa Barth

Debbie Barwick

Randy Beatty

Amy Beckham

Beth Branson

Becky Brewster

Alice Burklin

Tom Burton

Dan Butler

Esther Carballosa

Richard Clack

Kenneth Cole

Wendy Cole

Sherry Cooney

34 Juniors

Craig Cornelius

John Darnell

John Davidson

Lori DeBoer

Marti Decker

Gavle Dixon

Helen Dyar

Cheryl Echols

Terry Elsea

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Mark Habermas

Caryn Harris

David Harvey

Elaine Hostetler

Robin Hough

Above: Sherry Cooney — "Old MacDonald had a farm

Janelle Iverson

Glenda Johnson

36 Juniors

Soma Knecht

Lori Lesnett

Above: Mark and Lori Habermas — "Honey, did I leave the iron on?

Sharron Licking

David Lines

Tammi Love

Karis Maroon

Glenn McClain

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Schaun Myers

Patrick Nemcik

Jeannette

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Jeannine Northey

David Nye

Chris Oehler

Anita Paluso

John Patton

Martha Payne

Jeff Pinder

Jeannette Notthey and Steve Huber: Smile, smile, smile!

Lori De Boer: "Now what do I do?"

James Schrock

38 Juniors

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Jim Shellev John Bruner and David Bracy: Who are you looking for,

Dave?

Tammy Sill

Lannie Smart

Stephanie Smith

Blair Hurm: Contemplative or burned out?

Trace* Snyder

Cathie Scarce

Leslie Stringer Melanie Stucky Jonathan Tucker

Karen Turner

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Millie Welsh

Regina Wiley

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Above: Andy Rice catches up on current events.

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Above: Jonathan Tucker, "Play me a song, Mr. Piano Man.'

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Above: ". . . but where's the
pool?" Left: Lisa Batth, "I'm
supposed to check all of them?"
Lower Left: Daryl Mullholand —
Mr. AT&T. Lower Right: Craig
Cornelius collects class dues from
Freshman, Cari Huelskamp.

Above: Tom Burton with Freshwoman twin, Dee McFadden.

Sophomores

Class Officers

Becky Hill (lefti if the Senate representative. Next to her is Stephanie Shackelford, Vice President; followed by Dan Snyder, Senate representative; Mary
Wildnh. Union representative, Kim Hayncs, the leader and President; and Ruth McCormack, secretary. In the reclined position is Jon Whiteley, Union
representative

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Vicki Arnold

Keri Baker

Celesta Beachy

Above: Alan Keay — "Meet me at the beach.'

Above: Kim Hayes — "Where is that tough administrative
offensive line I've heard so much about?"

Brian Black

John Boggs

David Bracy

David Branson

Jonathan Brice

Ellen Chadwick

Misty Chambers

Heidi Chrouser

42 Sophomores

Above: Kathy Edwards — "Washing 9 to 5, what a way to pay
for college!"

Raul Cruz

Kathy Dean

Susanne Dixon

Doug Engcr

Sandy Enlow

Lori Farney

Valeric- Ryan and John Kellcy: In Search of . . . (Lunch?).

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K.nliy < rray

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Stephanie Hicks

Becky Hill

Ronny Howell

Stephen Huber

Beth Hyle

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Above: Binu Abraham and David Clothier sharing tea and
crumpets.

Jennifer Jones

Alan Keay

Sarah Keefer

44 Sophomores

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Susan Klaus

Above: Sceve Snvder and Steve Mason — "What is it?"

Shannon Law

Deborah Lawalii

Ken Lowe

Luann Lowe

Mitzi Maloney

Lori Martin

Ruth McCormack

Bill McDaniel

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David Samples

Tim Schultz

Stephanie Shackelford

Suzanne Sheppard

Rebekah Sheyda

Tim Smith

Cindy Snow

Dan Snyder

Steve Snyder

46 Sophomores

lanet Strickland

Christina Sullivan

Tara Taylor

Cassie Tucker

Brenda Vandiver

Bonnie Wagler

Jeff Walters

Min Wildnh

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Charles Walker

Lisa Webb

Su»an Wilkin

Sara Walker

Patricia Walling

Jon Whiteley

Right: Terry Copeland on his way to taking a mid-
afternoon nap. Below left: Bryan, you light up my life.
Below right: David Samples, looking for a means of
escape.

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Fatigued and proud — Brenda Vandiver.

"Please Share your apple," says Dan Snyder.

Ben Crandall — Biker extraordinaire.

Sandy Enlow rushes to get to class on time.

Raydell James tells Kevin Thomas, "I ain't cleanin" it up, you do it."

48 Sophomores

Freshmen

Class Officers

Hovering over their President, Todd Pierceall, are the Freshmen class officers. Left to right are Ruth Rinehart, Secretary; Beck-y Miller, Student Union
Representative; Gregg Lilley, Student Senate Representative; Kendra Thompson, Vice-President; Danny Campbell, Student Union Representative;
Gretchen Mann, Student Senate Representative.

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Top left: Todd Pierceall— By day a college student, by
night a super hero. Above: Vincent "Tex" Pyle — "This is
my kind of town." Left: TJ. Vetcouteren practices his
sewing technique.

Anne Alderman

Noel Allen

Brenda Anderson

Melanie Allen

David Asbury

Debbie Ater

Michelle Bailey

Kris Bair

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Charles Barber

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Doug Barr

Yolanda Bartlett

Jeff Bauman

Tim Bell

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Kari Bengston

50 Freshmen

Anda Broadnck

Andy Bruncr

Tara Bucklcn

Bobby Burton

Oanxl Campbell

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Tammy Cheeks

Diana Christensen

Claudia Ciciliani

Faith Codner

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Bruce Currie

Bryan Dailey

Erik Carlson demonstrating the "Truck" look.

Carol Davidson

Cheryl Dear

Fred Dolislager

Melissa Duncan

Karen Easter

David Erskine

Paul Farris

Mischa Fenner

Edward Fickley

Julie Frazier

Kathy Freers

Yolanda Garcia

Phil Garlow

52 Freshmen

Angela Gilbert

Gary Gober

Walter Gorden

Chad Gower

Brian Graham

Ed Graham

Darin Gregg

Jane Hamilton

Paula Hammat Dan Hatrington

Mark Hoffo

Ijjwfi Hoffman

Sue Hopkins

Kelvin Hopson Jim Mann and Lori Swaim: "It all began when I was this tall

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Michclc Hull.,,,!

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Jennie Johnson

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Trisha KJney

Jacqueline Lee

Cyndi Lopez

Lea Johnson

Mark Jordan

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Joy Koch

Stephanie Lampley

George Leone

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Elaine Lewis

Irene Loveland

Leanne Malloy

Melissa Jones

Trudy Jones

Sharon Lawrence

Tim Leary

Gregg Lilley

Mary Lokers

54 Freshmen

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Robin Maner

Kevin Mangum

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Grecchen Mann

Cheryl Dear, "Gimme a Break!"

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Jim Mann

Kent Margraves

Debra Masters

Dee McFadden

Alan McManus

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Becky Miller

Jane Moore

Becky Myhan

David Nelms

Leigh Nelms

Mclrna Ncubcrt

Heidi Nichoff

Tony Oliver

Marilyn Orris

Michele Pearce

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Vince Pyle

Gina Raggit

Tammy Rake

Ted Raiey

Cyndi Lopez and Noel Al-
len, "AYYY!"

Dan Regal

Cindy Renegar

Ruth Rinehart

Janet Robertson

Linda Robertson

Above: George Leone and Bryan Dailey, two peas in a pod.

David Schrock

Valerie Ryan

Sammy Samples

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Anna Smith

56 Freshmen

David Snyder

Terr)1 Springer

Dawn Stacy

Donna Stephens

Dianne Stewart Sylvia Suganandam

Jennifer Suggs

Lori Swaim

Byron Talbot

Kendra Thompson

Fred Tran

Greg Vandergrift Pam Van Stratum

T.J. Vercouterer

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Tim Combs demonstrates drown-proofing.

Rodney Walls

Steve Wanvig

Bucky Waters

WE THINK

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GONNA

John Williams

Beth Wilson

Jennifer Wilson

LIKE IT

HERE!!!

Lynn Wilson

Jim Woychuk

Avonda Yeager

Above: Presidential Scholars — (Back row) Gina Raggio, Kevin Magnum, Ruth Rinehart; (front row) Tara Bucklen, Kendra
Thompson, Tammy Rake. Right: Carol Romer — "We can rebuild it, we have the technology."

58 Freshmen

Faculty
Staff & Administration

College President

President and Mrs. Mercer have served as Uryan's first family since 1956. Mrs. Mercer lias served as hostess lor
many school functions including the President's Reception and freshman get-tOgethet at the beginning of each
14 h'K.I year.

Faculty, Stafl and Administration 59

President

Elaine Weyant
Secretary to the President

Academic Dean

Dr. Theodore C. Mercer
President

Oops! I thought this was my office

Betty Wynsema
Special Assistant to the President

Karin Traylor
Secretary to the Vice President

Dr. Karl E. Keefer
Vice President for Academic Affairs

60 Faculty, Staff and Administration

Joyce Hollin
Financial Aid Officer

Counseling

Smile Rhonda, he's taking our picture!

David Mercer
Work Coordinator

Mildred Arnold
Secretary in Counseling

Student Development

Kermir Zopfi
Dean of Students

Paul II Ardclcan
Associate Dean of Students

Jo Ellen Zumbrum
Associate Dean of Students

Hilda De Klerk
Resident Director— Long

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Troy BfOWfl

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Faculty, Staff and Administration 61

Advancement Department

Stuart Meissnet
Director of College Advancement

Fred Stansberry
Director of Planned Giving

Stephen Snyder
Director of Alumni Affairs

John Weyant
Director of Publicity and P.R.

Admissions

Kathy Farney
Secretary in Advancement

Rebecca Peck Hoyt
Advancement Office Coordinator

Eleanor Steele
Secretary/Systems Programmer

Glen H. Liebig
Director of Admissions

Mark Garrett mingles with students.

John Farris
Admissions Counselor

Juanita Fowler
Admissions Counselor

Carol Jennings
Information Processor

Mark Garrett
Admissions Counselor

Carolyn Ward

Information Processor and

Secretary

Student Records

Barbara Howard
Registar

Kachy Parks
Records Secrerary

Mrs. Howard is always willing to help students.

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Business Office

Miry Ai.ii>- Pirroo

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Division of Biblical Studies and Philosophy

Dr. Brian Richardson
Div. Chair., Prof, of Christian Ed.

Dr. William E. Brown
Assistant Professor of Bible

Dr. Irving L. Jensen
Professor of Bible

Dr. W. Gary Phillips
Asst. Prof, of Bible and Greek

Dr. Richardson counsels a girl
about Bryan College men.

Mr. Craig Williford, Jr.
Asst. Prof, of Christian Ed.

Mr. Alan N. Winkler
Assistant Professor of Bible

Mr. Wilkins making last minute preparations for his next
class.

Dr. Brown telling ANOTHER joke to his class.

64 Faculty, Staff and Administration

Education and Psychology

Dr. Mayme S. Bedford Div. Chair., Dr. Nanetre Bagstad Mr. Sreve Bradshaw

Prof, of Ed. and Psychology Asst. Professor of Education Asst. Professor of Psychology

Mr. William M. Collman
Asst. Professor/Health &

Education
Coach of Soccer

Dr. Cuthbertion — "Pain is all in the mind.'

Dr. Fary — "Let me tell you about the wonderful philos-
ophies of education . . ."

I* Malcolm I Far)
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Mr Rick Hughef It Harold Matthewi

Coach of Batcball and Womcn'i ■. ■ i ..r r i-r . »t r- -. •. . ,t >,i i.Iu.ji

etball

Dr. Duane Cuthbertson
Associate Professor of Psychology

Mr. Wayne Dixon
Asst. Professor/Health &

Education
Coach of Men's Basketball

Mrs. Jane N. Tayloe

Asst. Professor/Health &

Education

( oach ol Volleyball and Softball

Faculty, Staff and Administration 65

Division of Fine Arts

Dr. Melvin R. Wilhoit
Div. Chair., Ass't. Prof, of Music

Mrs. Ruth L. Bartlett
Ass't Professor of Music

Dr. John B. Bartlett
Ass't Professor of Music

Mr. David C. Friberg
Ass't Professor of Music

Mr. David A. Luther
Ass't Professor of Music

Mr. Weaver practices his thick brush technique.

Mr. Luther demonstrates how to sing with one's hands.

Mrs. Sigrid Luther
Ass't Professor of Music

Miss Zelpha Russell
Tour Coordinator

Mr. Herb Weaver
Ass't Professor of Art

66 Faculty, Staff and Administration

Division of Literature and Modern

Languages

Dr. Robert L. McCarron Dr. John B. Bartlett

Div. Chair., Ass't. Prof, of English Professor of Fine Arts Department

Miss Brynoff and Dr. Kantzer review some En 111 "Literature.'

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Mr. Frederick G. Bedford
Ass't. Prof, of Modern Languages

Miss Betty Ann Brynoff
Ass't Professor of English

Mr. Keith Callis
Instructor in English

Mrs. Rachel R. Morgan
Ass't Professor of Speech

Dr. Richard M. Cornelius
Professor of English

Dt Mcfjffon iniemly waiche* the bill >:■"'"'

Faculty, Staff and Administration 67

Division of History, Business and Social
Science

Dr. Robert W. Spoede

Div. Chair., Professor of History

and Social Science

Mr. Richard R. Hill
Ass't Professor of Business

Mr. Walter Jahncke
Ass't Professor of Accounting

Dr. William L. Ketchersid
Assoc. Professor of History

Mr. Jahncke takes a break to
watch Walt shoot some hoop.

Division of

Mathematics and
Natural Science

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Dr. Jack W. Traylor
Assoc. Professor of History

Dr. Scott jogs to wotk with his dog, Freedom.

Dr. Martin E. Hartzell
Div. Chair., Assoc. Prof, of Biology

Mr. Stephen Barnett
Ass't Professor of Science

Dr. Willard L. Henning
Professor Emeritus of Biology

Miss Dottie Johnson
Lab Assistant

Dr. Phillip E. Lestermann
Assoc. Professor of Mathematics

Dt. T. Gordon Scott
Assoc. Professor of Chemistry

Dr. Robert J. Simpson
Assoc. Professor of Mathematics

68 Faculty, Staff and Administration

Library

iA£

David Wright
Director of Library Services

Rebecca Van Meeveren
Library Technical Ass't

Virginia M. Seguine
Reader Services Librarian

Rebekah Ross
Library Technical Ass't

Keith Callis
Library Ass't

Bookstore

Ginny Seguine consults with David Wright.

Marti Decker: "I'm sorry but we don't have change for a
hundred."

Mrs. Liebig
Bookstore Manager

Support Services

■

Shirley Holme*
Director of Support Service*

Brcnda Wootcn
Manager of Support Services

Glcncale Zopfi
Stcnographcr/PBX Operator

Wanda Davey

Multilith Operator and Senior

Postal Clerk

Valerie Castlen
Mail Clerk and Clerical Ass't

Mrs. Shirley Holmes: "A cluttered desk is the sign of u genius,"

[■'acuity, Staff and Administration 69

Professional Food Management

Patsy Gossett, Clara Massingale, John Argo, Devvie Clairday, Patty Dyet, Ruth Price, Doyle Atgo. Not
Pictuted: Joyce Atgo.

Maintenance

Joe Runyon
Ditectot of Maintenance

J'. '1

Latry Wooten
Director of Special Services

Mr. Cather: "Good Kitty."

The Commoner wishes to recognize Mt. Cather's twenty years of service to

Bryan college. We wish him the best in his retirement.

Gary Ellison
Grounds Supervisor

Peter Harris
Mechanic

William Cather
Mechanic/Carpentar

Bill Webb
Maintenance/Mechanic

Lynn Lehtinen
Shop Sec.

70 Faculty, Staff and Administration

And like a child, runs so quickly through life,
And grows up

SPORTS

Sports 71

Soccer

Above — "Hey guys, the
ball's over there!" Upper
right — "Who said Soccer
wasn't violent?"

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Back row: Steve Sheibley, Sonny Beckham, David Clothier, Eric Wietz, Brian Gerberich, Dan Harrington, David Erskine, Dan Snyder, Dan Campbell,
Ben Crandall, Keith Franklin, Coach Collman. Front row: Mark Heffner, Duane Jeffers, Tom Shanley, Phil Garlow, Rick Swift, Daryl Mullholand, Dan
Regal, Andy Rice, Thomas Tyler.

72 Sports

Left — Dan Snyder tries to teach an opponent the Bryan High Step. Mid-left —
Dan Snyder (17) John Boggs (3) and Ben Crandall (4) circle "the enemy" Mid-
Right — David Erskine practices the "Tm a goalie and I'm proud" stance. Lower
center — Sonny Beckham boots the ball up. Lower right — Steve Sheibley tries to
detetmine where to kick the ball.

THEM

MARYVILLE COLLEGE 2

COVENANT COLLEGE 5

LIBERTY BAPTIST 5

UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH 2

TOCCOA FALLS 1

CARSON NEWMAN 1

BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN 1

TUSCULUM 3

TENNESSEE TEMPLE 5

NORTH GEORGIA 4

SHORTER COLLEGE 1

TENNESSEE WF.SI.EYAN 3

KING COLLEGE 4

TENNESSEE TEMPLE 3

Sports 73

Volleyball

Far right: Lori Martin reaching sky high.
Right: Pam Howell sets up a spike for
Lori Martin.

74 Sports

Left: Coach Tayloe gives the team new strategy.

Below left: The sky is the limit. Below right: Mary Lokers goes for it as Tresa Adams and Pam

Howell look on.

3 COVENANT

THEM

3
3

JOHNSON BIBLE
MARYVILLE

0
0

3 TEMPLE

UTC

3 LTC

GEORGIA

CONCORD, W.V.

BROWARD COMMUNITY COL

2 TUSCULUM

WEBBER COLLEGE

2 MARYVILLE

NOVA UNIVERSITY

1 CENTRAL WESLEYAN

ALABAMA STATE

2 SEWANEE

GEORGIA STATE

2 TEMPLE

BALLENCIA COMM COL

0 TUSCULUM

MANTEVALLO

I CENTRAL WESLEYAN

CARSON NEWMAN

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MARYVILLE

3 COVENANT

SEWANEE

2 TEMPLE

COVENANT

2 TUSCULUM

TREVECCA

2 WEST GEORGIA

MTSU

2 TOCCOA FALLS

DISTRICTS

2 JOHNSON BIBLE
2 MILLIGAN

CENTRAL WESLEYAN

2 SEWANEE

TOCCOA FALLS

1 CARSON NEWMAN

TEMPLE

2 COVENANT

COVENANT

1 CARSON NEWMAN

TEMPLE

2 TREVECCA

CENTRAL WESLEYAN

Sports 75

Cross Country-Men

With five runners the men placed third in their conference in the Belmont Invitational

and second in the NAIA All District 24 Tournament. John Bruner received the NAIA All

District honors for his fourth place finish. Right: The men's team runs a practice lap.

Below: Brian Vladu going for the gusto.

giSKfcliAUiH

Above: Paul Olson, Brian Vladu, Andy Bruner, Mike Goad and John Bruner

Right: Mike Goad haulin' like a truck.

Far Right: Paul Olson fighting his way

through the pack.

76 Sports

Cross Country — Women

As the first officially organized team, the women completed the season with a recotd of
8-3. Sandy Enlow placed fitst in the NAIA Disttict Championship with Carol Cummings
at fourth and Michele Pearce at sixth. Enlow received All District honors. The team took
first in the NAIA District meet.

Left: Coach Bradshaw uses his psychology to motivate the runners.

The 85-86 Women's Cross County team consisted of: Carol Cummings, Sandy Enlow, Kim Sexton, Michele Pearce and Susy Lopez.
They were led by Coach Steve Bradshaw (rear).

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Above: Michele Pearce heads for the finish
line. Left: Susy Lopez, "... let us run with
endurance the race that is set before us."
Heb. 12:1, Far Left: Kim Sexton maintains
a lead.

Sports 77

Cheerleaders

Far right — Kyle Howard,
the friendly Bryan Lion.
Right: Denise Savage gets
the seniors on their feet.

78 Sports

Love grows when Christians unite

So much love, it's hard to untie

And it hurts more when we say good-bye

But it's worth it with Jesus

' Cause you know without Jesus

We wouldn't even know the meaning of love

ORGANIZATIONS

PCI Officers

Practical Christian Involvement functions as a community setvice arm of Bryan

College, providing guidelines and encouragement to workers in different

ministries. As a community outreach, PCI seeks to meet the spiritual needs of

people. It also seeks to further discipleship in the individual Christian.

Every student has a chance to participate in Bible Teaching, Gospel Gimpers,
Little Pals, Nursing Home, Gospel Teams, Tutoring or World Outreach.

Sharon Richardson
Director of PCI

Officers: (Bottom Row) Dan Snyder — Little Pals; Becky Brewster — Nursing Homes; Sharon Richardson — PCI Director; Jon Klaus — World Outreach; Darlene Middleton — Gospel Gimpers;
Mark Jones — Gospel Teams; John Pierce — Bible Teachers, (Top Row) David Lines — Prayer Bands; Shawn Wolf— President of PCI; Sherry Robinson — Tutoring

Above: Dan Snyder discusses Little Pals with Susan Heasley.
Left: Becky Brewster smiles as she recalls fun times at the nursing home.

80 Organizations

Bible Teachers

Eleven-year-olds — Donna Cole, Sonya Knecht. Lori Farney, Lamar Frizzell, and Mark Hoffer. Ten-year-olds — Ken Cole, Craig Cornelius, and Kevin Mangum (seated).

Nine-year-olds— Janet Strickland, Hitendra Banerjei, and Alice Burklin.

Eight-year-olds— Michelle Hufford, Anita Paluso, Debbie Richardson, Debbie
Lawalin, Chantel Messer, and David Rose.

Sever. ;-<h Hranton. I>awn Stacy, Michclc Johnwin, Suzanne , Six-year-olds— (hat k row) Stephanie I In ks, Dan Campbell, Betsy Goctzman,

Shcppard, Cindy Renegar, Heidi Ncihoff, Gretchen Mann, Mischa Tenner, lire ky Miller, Bonnie Wagler, Pal Ryan, ((runt row) Ruth Purdie, Lori Swain,
Tammy Oierlcv J«y Stoddard, and Mark Jordan,

S|»ci i.il l.ihu ,111011

Suganandam,

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Little Pals

This year's "Big Pals" are: Dan Snyder, Tara Taylor, Joan Reed, Cindy Snow, John Boggs, Anna Smithjohn Williams, Jacqueline Lee, Yolanda Garcia, Dan Harringron, Starr Pitts, Susan Wil-
kins, Kelvin Hopson, Dawn Hoffman, Ann Efird, Trish Kiney, Tim Leary, Jeanette Northey, Steve Huber and Cheryl Dear.

Above: Santa makes an early appearance at the Pals Christmas Party.

Center: Raul Cruz coaches his Little pal at a get-together.

Right: "Truck" Carlson gets a smile from his little pal.

82 Organizations

Nursing Home

Left — The members of the Nursing Home Ministry for
1985-1986 are: Front: Cindy Smith, Lori Emmott, Kendra
Thompson, Becky Brewster Middle: Colleen Fischer,
Cassie Tucker, Debbie Figurski, Melanie Stucky, Starr
Pitts, Kari Bengtson, Kim Freers, Susy Lopez, Suzanne
Smith. Back: Paul Lindstrom, Eric Rudd, David Nye, Paul
Olsen, Mary Lokers, Steve Snyder.

Left — Becky Brewster makes a friend.

Above— David Nye and Debbie Figurski leave the nursing home feeling refreshed after
brightening son - s day I. ell Steve Snyder turns on his charm.

( >rganizations 83

World Outreach

Above: During the first

semester World Outreach

sponsored a Carnation sale

to raise funds. Below:

David Lines encourages

students to get involved in

a prayer band.

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PRAreR

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Everyone VJeicotif

Above: Officers for
World Outreach: Jon
Klaus, President; David
Lines, Prayer Bands;
Kathy McManus,
Student Mission
Fellowship; Bob Hay,
Summer Missions
Program. Left: Jewish
Prayer Band: (Front)
Gennifer Szego and
Miss Zelpha Russell.
(Back) Kathy
McManus, Irene
Loveland, Gina Lyle,
Elaine Lewis. (Not
Pictured): Don
Hilgeman, Colleen
Fischer, Tim Leary,
Raul Cruz, Dee
McFadden, Esther
Keefer, Sara Keefer.
Below: Bob Hay talks
about mission's in

84 Organizations

Gospel Gimpers

Top left— (topi Carolyn

Knapp. Alan Keay.

Suzanne Dixon, (bottom)

Karen Mains. Darlene

Middleton make up the

core group. Top right —

Gimpers in action. Below

left— Future

Administrators'

Left — Carol Romer,
Janelle Johnson,
Nathan Padgett,
Carolyn Knapp and
Sonny Beckham
(center). Below right-
Pat Nemcik, Darlene
Middleton, Marilyn
Orris, Jennifer Suggs
and Lori De Boer.

Organizations H5

Gospel Team

Back row: Stephanie Hicks, Janet Robertson, Vickie Perna, Kendra Thompson, Becky Miller, Becky Price, Ellen Chadwick, Suzanne Sheppard, Krista Floyd, Lori De Boer, Sharron Licking,
Anita Paluso, Christina Sullivan, Heidi Chrouser, Linda Robertson, Jaqueline Lee, Jennifer Suggs, Heidi Niehoff. Middle row: Misha Fenner, Leanne Malloy, Michele Jackson, Faith Codner,
Sue Hopkins, Ruth Rinehart, Karen Hendricks, Beth Price, Angie Gilbert, Trisha Kiney, Dawn Hoffman, Dee McFadden, Party Wiens, Missy Neubert, Paula Hammer, Tammy Cheeks, Jane
Moore Front row: Doug Barr, Dwayne Price, Dave McNeil, Tom Burton, Alan McManus, Mark Jordan, Kent Margrave, Nathan Padgett, Larry Gaines, Blaine Hess, Greg Lilley.Jim Martinez,
Mark Jones (center).

Below — Gospel team members do their warm up exercises.

Above — Mark Jones leads Gospel Team in creating a delicacy to the ear! Below — Gospel
Team prepares to sing for Salem Baptist service.

86 Organizations

Tutors

( Irganizationa

Triangle

Back row: Danny Bice (Editor), Doug Pearson, Mike Goad. Middle row: Miss Brynoff (Advisor), Sandy Kuhn (Design Editor), Sonya Knecht (Copy Editor),
Lori Farney, Amy Beckham (Feature Editor). Front row: Kay Powell, Shari Metzger, Joy Koch, Karen Lee, Dawn Kinter. Not pictured: Eric Rudd (Sports Edi-
tor), Laura Huie, Laura Kaufmann, Jon Klaus, Matt Eggert, Glenn McClain.

Sonya Knecht smiles as she reads Danny's editorial.

Lori Farney and Joy Koch pondering over a letter to the editor.

88 Organizations

Commoner

Below left: Thelma Sugancharaj giving pictures new

meaning.

Below middle: Debra Masters — Celebrity Chicken.

Below right: Kris Bair sizing pictures.

Back row: Knsten Turner. Mr. Weyant (Advisor), Debra Masters, Kris Bair, Jim Shelley (Layout editor), Gina Lyle. Middle
row: Mark Hoffer (Photo editor), Sara Walker, Susan Wilkin, Karen Turner. Front row: Raydell James, Lamar Townley
(Editor-in-chief). Not pictured: Lisa Webb (Business manager), Thelma Sugantharaj (Copy editor), Nathan Padgett, Candace
Tulloss.

Left: Karen and Kristcn Turner work manlier Above M;irk llofler and Gina Lylc —
"There's nothing to be afraid Oi in the dark room,"

Organizations 89

Student

This years Student Union consisted of: (Back row) Diane Dempsey, Dan Campbell, Mary Wildish, Patty Wiens, Rick Swift, Anna Culpepper, Dan Butler, Lori Lesnett
(front row) John Whitely, Becky Miller, Tom Burton, Betsy Goetzman, Tim Smith. Not pictured Dave Harvey.

Above: Union officers are Tim Smith, treasurer; Betsy Goetzman, secretary; Diane
Dempsey, vice president for personnel; Anna Culpepper, president; David Harvey, vice
president for activities. Above right — students at a union sponsored picnic. Left — Becky
Miller draws up a poster for the David Meece concert.

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Union

The purpose ot Student Union is to provide fun and exciting activities for the student
body. This year's Student Union has set the goal of honoring Christ through: more
creative activities, good organization, credability, and unity within Union — the results
being a greater school unity.

Some of this years activities included a Costume Party, the David Meece Concert, a
Freshman Scaveger Hunt, Musical Chairs, a trip to the Alpine Slide and, the almost
traditional trip, to Six Flags.

Upper left: Diane Dempsey and Rick Swift set up to sell David Meece Concert tickets.
Center left: Several Union members prepare to watch "Invasion of the Body Snatchers,"
at the Costume Party. Below: Fun and games at the Musical Chairs outing. Lower Left:
David Meece, live and in concert. Lower right: Diane Dempsey, Dan Campbell, Mary
Wildish and Patty Weins represent the male-female ratio at Bryan.

Organizations 91

Student

Student Senate is composed of: (Back row) Kyle Howard, Gretchen Mann, Jim Koan, Janelle Iverson, Stacy Walker, Anna Culpepper, Becky Hill, Dan Snyder,
Suzanne Dixon, Kim Haynes, Ken Johnson; (front row) Dave Nye, David Lines, Craig Cornelius, Greg Lilley, Dinh Tran, Kevin Wishard, and Don Paul Gross.

Above: Students are encouraged to show school spirit during the Senate sponsored Pep
Rally. Right: Senate uses their bulletin board to wish students a Merry Christmas and a

sane finals week (if that is possible).

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92 Organizations

Senate

Student senate has been actively preparing since last spring for this year, selectiong Prayer, People, and Projects — in that
order — for its priorities.

One of Senate's first concerns was the newly-arrived freshman class. They were properly oriented and inititated with a
visit to town, the Preisdent's Reception, and an early morning walk to Pocket. Traditional Homecoming activities
included class competion during Sprit Week, Homecoming Court, and the banquet. Broccoli Bowl ("friendly"
competition between Bryan, Covenant and Lee) was held for the first time in four years. Also, Senate reflected and acted
on such student concerns as sale of pornographic material at a nearby convenient store. In addition. Senate had much
discussion of moral and governmental issues as they related to the responsibilities of Christian college students. Senate
stressed accountability and unity among student organizations on campus through encouragement and periodic reports.

Koinonia (a bi-weekly time of sharing and fellowship among students), Senate chapels, coffee houses, and much prayer
constituted Senate's endeavors to stimulate a strong spiritual atmosphere on campus.

Upper left — Gretchen Mann and Gregg Lilley pay close attention during a committee meeting. Center left— Student
Senate — DRESSED TO KILL Center right — Suzanne Dixon "Why do I always have to take notes?" Lower left — Dinh
Tran "Where are the chopsticks?" Lower right — "This is the way we sweep the sidewalk, sweep the sidewalk ..."

Organizations 93

Choir

La <|

The 1985-1986 Concert Choir: (Front row) Ruth Purdee, Missy Neubert, Paula Hammer, Melissa Jones, Glenn McClain, Darryl Gravett, Vince Pyle, Vicky Mohler, Tara Bucklen, Missy Goss.
(Second row) Gina Raggio, Debbie Lilley, Cheryl Dear, Janet Strickland, Patrick Rudd, Steve Snyder, Bob Hay, Ted Raley, Ruth Snyder, Helen Dyar, Irene Loveland. (Third row) Mr. David C.
Friberg, Becky Brewster, Becky Hill, Bambi Hallows, Kyle Howatd, Tom Burton III, Edward Fickley, Jim Woychuk, Jonathan Tucker, Betsy Goetzman, Cathie Starce, Suzanne Sheppard.
(Fourth row) Stacy Walker, Karen Mains, Sonny Beckham IV, Jonathan Fickley, Dan Snyder, Nathan Padgett, Brett Roes, Eric Weitz, Bonnie Wagler, Kris Bair.

Above: The Choir officers are Jona-
than Tucker, Vice President; Karen
Mains, Secretary; Ruth Purdie, Trea-
surer; Bambi Hallows and Debbie
Lawalin, Robe Chairpersons; Jona-
than Fickley, President. Far right:
"A-one-a-and-a-two-a ..." Right:
The crew for the presentation of the
Bach Symposium.

94 Organizations

Chamber Singers

Back row: Leslie Stringer, Kim Haynes, Raul Cruz, Dave Harvey, Jonathan Garrett, TJ. Vercouteren, Celesta Beachy, Carol Reese. Front row: Lori Lesnett, Elizabeth Filter, David Lines, Jim
Koan, Blaine Hess, Byron Talbot, Susy Lopez, Becky Myhan.

Organizations 95

Symphonic Wind Ensemble

First Row: Amy Black, Trisha Kiney, Esther Carballosa, Beth Branson. Second row: Kathy Edwards, Jacqueline Lee. Sarah Keefer. Brenda Vandiver, Lori DeBoer, Sharon Licking, Lori Swaim,
Lisa James, Tammy Rake. Third row: Leanne Malloy, Blaine Hess, Kathy Dean, Daryl Mullholand, Kyle Howard, Dawn Stacy, Sonny Beckham, David Branson, Kent Margraves, Tim
Hostetler, Fourth row: Jim Koan, Tom Burton, Dr. Mel Wilhoit, Doug Barr, Julie Fredrickson.

Center right: Move over CHICAGO, here comes the Bryan Brass. Bottom right: Officers: Jim
Koan. Vice President; Sharon Licking, Secretary/Treasurer; Trisha Kiney, Publicity; Kathy Dean.
President; Kent Margraves, Stage Manager. Below: Leanne Malloy and Blain Hess hard at
practice.

96 Organizations

ROTC

Top left: Bryan students are given an opportunity to rapell down the Administration Building. Above:
Karis Maroon prepares to take the big ieap. Middle left: ROTC Cadets were Doug Sloan, Jim
Martinez and Terry Elsea (not pictured). Bottom left: Doug Sloan introduces the speaker in chapel.
Below: Colonel James Meredith speaks at the Veterans Day chapel.

Organizations 97

Hilltop Players

Hilltop Players acted out Thornton Wilder's "The Matchmaket" which was presented

November 1-2. Mrs. Rachel Morgan, the advisor, was very pleased with the production. With

numerous freshmen participating Mrs. Morgan hopes to develop the already present talent.

Top right: Jonathan Fickley

dressed to go out on the town.

Above: "Holy cabooses! Kissed by

a girl!" Right: Trisha Kiney listens

to advice from an older woman,

Stephanie Smith. Far right: Loti

Emmot and Jitendra Banerjei

taking a break from practice.

Bottom right: Lori Emmott gives

Todd Piercell a piece of her mind.

98 Organizations

Friends will come, and friends will go

All throughout lives

It's so fine to have friends in the Lord

ACTIVITIES

Freshmen

During the week of Freshmen Orientation, freshmen experienced several days of testing,

informational sessions, goal setting workshops, and learning games. Mr. Ken Fromeke was the

coordinator of the activities. This year's Orientation was highlighted by small group leadership

sessions conducted by members of Student Senate. Craig Cornelius was the acting president of

the incoming class. The freshmen participated in a community clean-up and got better

acquainted at Dr. Mercer's home and during the President's Reception.

' MX

Top right: A new crop of freshmen. Above: John Williams makes Dayton shine. Middle
top: Eric Wietz makes his debut. Middle bottom: Kellie Breneman tries to guess who has
the ring. Above right: "Help, the zipper is stuck!" Right: Come on, Edward Fickley, those

games can't be that bad!

100 Activities

Week

Top left: Another one of those Fteshmen games. Top right: Freshmen find out eatly
one of the dangers of college life. Middle left: Danny Campbell meets Mr. Zopfi.
Middle center: Doug Barr waits in front of Long for a friend. Middle right: Andy
Bruner and Cari Huelscamp say "Cheers to you." Bottom left: Eric Wietz, Angie
Gilbert and Dave Rose find something to ease the tension — laughtet.

Activities L01

All College Picnic

The college picnic is the time when the whole school gets together for fun and fellowship.

Thete are plenty of games, food, and friendships to be made or renewed. After the games and

the food, you are on your own to "suit your fancy", whether it is hiking, football,

horsebackriding, basking in the sun, swimming (in the pool or icy falls), or . . . It's the last time

to "relax" before the semester takes a running start.

Top right: "Well, here we are . . . now

what?" Above: Donna Howell prepares for

pre-lunch calisthenics. Center: A group of

students impersonating a field of wheat.

Center right: The human AMOEBA

102 Activities

Intramurals

Top Left: Players watch as Jay Efird sets
the ball. Centet left: John Williams pops
the ball back across the net. Center: Even
in intramurals there is a certain amount of
"scouting the opposition", right guys.
Above: Troy Brown returns the ball with
ease.

Activities HH

Home

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Above: Alumnus Keith Franklin (1985) attempts to take the
ball from Dan Snyder during the Homecoming game. Upper
right: one of the two Lions dedicated by the class of 1980.
Below: Holly Barnes, "Jeepers, Creepers, Where'd You Get
Those Peepers?" Right: Move over John Trovolta, here
comes Doug Barr.

Center: Patty Wiens lets the little girl in her shine. Above: Freshmen Homecoming Court —
Gina Raggio, Cheryl Dear, and Susan Heasley. Left: David Egner (1961) speaks at the Alumni
Banquet.

104 Activities

coming

i pp i righl 1 Ian Ri gal pn pan i to booi thi ball past \»s opponent. Above: Two visitors,

ilong with Lea lohni and fonathan Brici watch with interesi during the Homeci ng

fi .11 ities Led Roben P and Darin Gregg del istrati ho« everyom I "roots" come

Mur during Spirit Week.

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Broccolli Bowl

The Broccolli Bowl is a time of friendly

competition between Bryan, Covenant and

Lee Colleges. Competition includes such

things as a car push, tug of war and

foosball. This year Bryan won the

covented broccolli colander.

Left: Dan Snyder, Jeff Woodman, Troy

Brown, and David Nelms represented

Bryan in the Men's Car Push.

Above: Jeff Pinder demonstrates the

advantages of being a pool shark. Center

right: Troy Brown: Ugh! Right: Glenn

McClain, Jonathan Tucker, Kyle Howard

and Jonathan Garrett — Bryan's Barbershop

Fourtet singing "Doe, a deer, a female . . ."

Far right: Bonnie Wagler, Christina

Sullivan, Melanie Allen and Heidi

Chrouser — Girls car push?

106 Activities

North/ South Game

The North/South Game is the football
game between students ftom the North
and students from the South. This year the
Yanks somehow managed to beat the
Rebs. with a score of 21-13.

Far left: Jonathan Fickley initiates the
squash squad on quarterback Steve Mason.
Left: Mr. Paul Ardelean, "I didn't realize
an arm could be pulled off that easy."

Center left: Todd Pierceall— Rebel with a
cause. Way above: Southern Bells Cassie
Tucker. Molly Barnes, Kelly Given and
Anna Culpepper ring out cheers for their
team. Immediately above: Ken Smith,
Andy Bruner and Jim Woychuk— Rainy
Daze. Left: Ain't that a pretty hole?

Ai iiviiics 107

Chapels

Left: Dr. Howard Hendricks, author and speaker, provided a series of messages during the
Staley Distinguished Christian Scholar Series first semester. Below: Jim Koan leads the
student body in "The Wave" at a Student Senate sponsored "pep rally" chapel in the gym.

Right: Gregg Speck provided both entertaining as well as challenging messages for the
second semester Spiritual Life Conference. Below: Mr. Zopfi, "Has Rock gone too far?"
Lower right: Ken Boa, noted apologist, gave an outstanding series oriented toward total
development as a Christian.

108 Activities

Banquets

Left: Dawn Kinter and Larry Gaines enjoy the Argo's Thanksgiving spread. Below:
"Pappa" Weyant plots a way to embaress Elaine.

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Center left: Jeff Fairbanks and Becky Myhain make small talk while waiting for the

festivities tu be>;in. Above: Stuilents enjoyed seleilini; i r [lie sumptons variety pro

vided at the Christmas "Feasi " Left: Dan Snydei and Katliy Kdwards provided some dI
(he entertainment at the Thanksgiving Mancjuet.

Activities WW

Dorm Life

Right: During the year there were several
inter-dorm activities, including this "Day at
the Beach" between Woodlee-Ewing and
Long dorms. Far right; Liz Barrett and
Avonda Yeager — The party begins after a!

Center left: Two students demonstrate the appropriate way to "roll" an R.D.'s vehicle, Center
right: Many students find their rooms to be a great place to study. Above: Diane Dempsey,
Lori Emmot, Robyn Glass and Anna Culpepper enjoy the pool at Arnold dorm. Right:
Jonathan Tucker and Larry Gaines attempt to study comfortably on a Woodlee-Ewin bunk.

110 Activities

Den Life

Center left: Kenneth Cole makes his contribution to PCI via Centipede, Above: The pre-
season Soccer field! Left: Raul Cru.2 and Dcnise Cole use the Hen for studying purposes.

Ai tivitics I I I

December Graduates

Right: Cindy Smith poses fot a picture during a banquet.

Below: December Graduates are (Bottom row) Ann Edwards, Kim Sexton, Cindy Smith (Top
row) Dave McNeil, Mark Jones, Don Hilgeman, Vincent Nwankpa, (Not Pictured) Denise
Cole and Truman Robbins.

Right: Ann Edwards returns during the second semester to
watch a basketball game. Far right: Dave McNeil will be a
horn blower missed by the band.

112 December Graduates

Second Semester Additions

Left: Laura MacKintosh is glad to be back at Bryan

Students that began at Bryan for the second semester are: Front: Ammi McGrath, Dee
Strickland, Pamela Prater, Beth Emery. Back: Daran Rodriguez, Jeff Harrelson, Philip
Hay, Timothy Hostetler. Not Pictured: Ethel Austin, Brian MacKenzie, Laura MacKin-
tosh, Anita Pippin, Dana Stone, Bob Tullberg.

Top: Tim Hostetler appreciating Bryan basketball.
Above: Ethel Austin finds adjusting to dorm life simple.
Left: Tim Smith shows Brian Ma< Kenzie i orrect Brian etiquette,

Si i unil Semester Students 1 1 5

Engaged Students

Not pictured: Clyde Armstrong

and Diana Bradshaw, Matt Eggert

and Marsha Meservey, Mark Egner and

Sheryl Robinson, Brian Eisenhower and Regi-

na Wiley, Tim Green and Stephanie Shackelford,

Dave Hobbs and Ruth Snyder, Ken Johnson and

Marcia Thigpen, Jim Koan and Carol Reese, Clayton

Lopez and Laura Huie, Joe Thomas and Tammy

Shive, Nathan Padgett and Ann Edwards.

Clockwise: Lucy Felton and Lamar Townley,
Donna Howell and Brian MacKenzie, Bambi Hal-
lows and Kyle Howard, Gina Lyle and Bob Hays,
Diane Dempsey and Walter Sermons, Debbie Fi-
gurski and Dave Nye.

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Married Students

■ xn ifui l)rt,iir Wolf. Hur-
ried Hudents ai the Married Student* Banquet. Mo

I. Villi

and Mukj i ■ and Lewi* Alderman, Jim

ellry.

Not pictured: Rick and Yolando Harriett, Ronnie and Kelly Cox, John and

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Katliy I'arks, Jell and Michele Pipe, Traccc and Dan Snyder

Married Students 115

Family Ties

Twins: Kristen and Karen Turner. (Sister, Nanette, not pictured).

Sisters: Toni and Jennifer Wilson.

Cousins: Phillip and Bob Hay.

Twins: Donna and Denise Cole.

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(Above) Sisters: Tara, Sharise, and Shawna Bucklen. (Bottom right) Brothers: Steve and Dan Snyder.
(Sister, Ruth, not pictured).

(Not pictured) Sisters: Kathy and Chris Alongi, Esther and Liz Carballosa, Debbie and Pam Figurski,
Kathy and Kim Freers, Esther and Sarah Keefer, Cyndi and Susy Lopez; Twins: Jeannette and Jeannine
Northey, Becky and Beth Price; Brothet and Sister: Ann and Jay Efird.John and Becky Hill, Tim and
Elaine Hostettler.Jon and Susan Klaus, David and Joan Nelms; Brothers: Doug and Drew Bowman,
Edward and Jonathan Fickley, David and Sammy Samples, Dinh and Fred Tran; Cousins: Andy Rice
and Kathy Dean, Janet and Linda Robertson, Robin Hough and Gregg Lilley, Fred Duong and Dinh
and Fred Tran, Lisa James and Esther and Sarah Keefer.

Brother and Sister: Sonny and Amy Beckham.

116 Family Ties

Candids

Canclicls 117

118 Candids

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