This video titled, Elon College: Who We Are was produced by Teagle Productions in 1997. This video reviews Elon College"s history, present, and the Elon Vision with Don Grady voicing the narration. Some video shots included: a pan of words, Elon College, on the brick wall in front of Alamance building; the Elon College flag flying in the breeze; a basketball game with Elon"s cheerleaders; a groundskeeper mowing the lawn; Janet Cooper working with a student; an Elon landscaper trimming a shrub; a faculty member teaching a class outdoors; Physical Plant personnel building the Commencement stage " Under the Oaks; Carol Oakley working with a student; old photographs of the 1923 fire, Mill Point Grove, Senior Oak tree (bent- history tells us that the Native American Indians bent trees as a marker for direction); 1950"s class photographs, World War I " 691 soldiers at Elon College; an aerial of the historic campus; a photograph of the construction of one of the new buildings after the January 23, 1923 fire; a group of musical band students from the late 1940"s; a photograph of a freight train; a photograph of the Elon Railroad station and Williamson Avenue; a banner in a parade reading, Elon College, Golden Anniversary 1889 " 1933; World War II Elon College soldiers in front of the O"Kelly Monument; a photograph of students in the 1940"s in the dining facility; a photograph of J. Earl Danieley and Iris Holt McEwen in front of the McEwen building; Iris Hold McEwen Library exterior; Gerald (Gerry) Francis talking; faculty and staff in Yeager Hall in the Center for the Arts; a student inside of the Iris Holt McEwen Library reading; Heather (unknown last name) close-up; the leadership ropes course with faculty and staff; Gerald (Gerry) Francis shaking hands as Elon"s Athletic department as athletics changes leagues; a shot of Koury Center; ground breaking ceremony with J. Earl Danieley at the science building (became known as the McMichael Science building); Modell Art Center photograph (in 2016, the Center for the Arts); Nancy Harris teaching; tours outside walking in front of Moseley Center; aerial of the AIDS quilts in Alumni Gym; a shot of a faculty member shaking hands with students in front of the fireplace in Moseley Center in 1997; Gerald (Gerry) Francis shaking hands with Sarah Jane Brady (Convocation speaker at Elon College. Brady was a prominent advocate for gun control in the United States. Her husband, James Brady, was press secretary to U.S. president Ronald Reagan. On March 30, 1981, James Brady sustained a permanently disabling head wound after the attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan in Washington, D.C.) in Alumni Gym; people feeding the ducks at Lake Mary Nell; a wide shot of computers in the Iris Holt McEwen Library; a dance performance; a blueprint of McMichael Science building; a blueprint of Belk Library; a photograph of the donated local North Carolina FOX studio television set; an Elon graduate looking at his diploma; Dan Wright in a chemistry class; faculty walking in Alumni Gym for a convocation; athletic facilities; Chris Fulkerson teaching; J. Earl Danieley from back talking with people; Theresa LePors in the Iris Holt McEwen Library working with a student at a computer; a commencement; Thad Eure yelling "LONG LIVE ELON COLLEGE", and Barry Bradberry talking with people. Some names included: Herbert Hunter and the Office of Television Services.