Bryson College - Bridge Yearbook (Fayetteville, TN)

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J. WILEY BUNN, B.S. F:XYE'l I'EVIl,l.E, rl1ENNESSEli XVhen the class of '25 entered college, little did they think that they had in their midst in J. NViley Bunn one of the livest advertising managers that a Senior class ever had. Wiley, as he is known to his friends, and he has no enemies, possesses a per- sonality that every one would like to have. He is always cheerful, popular with the coeds, admired by the Freshmen, commended by the faculty, and consulted by his classmates. Ready for any college activity Wiley never fails to do just a little more than his share with a smile and in a manner that shows the qualities of future leadership. Wiley always uses sound judgment, and never has this been more pronounced than when he chose Bryson College to train him for his life work. VVhen Wiley has graduated and left our midst as advertising manager of this book, Bryson will have sent out a living advertisement that will prove his college a maker of men. up AMRQQAZQ w . .ssretfs it 1 irfbfiir 5 Q. . -elwk..-,.. i uydsi A ,ggi fi? ' ' 4 h ' ' 'G A , I A X - . if 25 53' . ,E iff A ,,,- J ' s f f 1 fb!! Ja, KW W7 J ' r sE,'. .,..,.....-..... . ' S'11'. H selm sian, fi-- 'W ., Q , . .... H.a, e'.....g3i,- time 1 .f-..-' hms X'.,x.f.t lk.,s,LLQ'-JLJW1 MJ W R, 'N' Us v 'N 1 QL, K vt, If-Af J ' A' xx x :. im 1. -f j33f.,s.,. my X 95151 if . ' '- um X rf me ---v- EL NX X NX ' , ' x if ' X I mwel X, ,E ,'Qw f4 i 'KI IW X xx 'xx x ' 'I . 2 If X X x x, Xp is Xxx ,ff I f' V' , N, 1 i I A P ik ,N EQ i Qi si. i lik-- ' fl 'X .,,. 'illiyf ,i'- l .1 ' . , , E , VF A XE : ' ' g4gy,ii 1 i X i W V A b 't twa1i5 . - , . l 'Jr ' i 1 . :fi ii I I i X, ' l ' V 5 A .A 1 ', A If i'- - 'igiiqrv Ili. '-V ' xslt ' ' 1 A , E231

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JULIUS DALE, JR., A.B. OAK HILL, ALABAMA President of VVilsonian Literary So- ciety '23g Vice-President '23, '24-g Foot- ball Varsity '23, 'Z-I-3 Vice-President of Senior Classg Athletic Editor of The Bridge. Julius Dale, hailing from the little town, Oak Hill, Ala., brought his sunny disposition and his remarkable ability, to Cast his lot with the class of '2S. He is a valuable asset to any group of in- dividuals. Perhaps Dale's most eminent quality is friendliness. He is however, possessor of other sterling qualities. His outstanding characteristic is his kindness which is experienced by those about him. On the football Held, Julius has shown his skill in carrying the ball over. For two years, he appeared early and went earnestly to work on the athletic field, and in his Senior year he attained the suc- cess that his former application merited. ITale's willingness, together with his natural vocal ability, has never failed to impress the expectant audience. He has been a member of the College Quar- tet for three years. VVe predict that after graduation, he will do credit to his Alma Mater in whatever Held he enters. B , .gf N 1. -, 1 3151 Q V ,V W ,. ,yr iii 5: ::. we 'Fw ' MfYrf'Y . . -.A. ::: . 3 ',-. .f :,',:f '.'i' .4 3 J 2 1 3 J : ' g f '2.f.1.rLvrtf50tt C: all eqe sm 1 W 1' Lf' --- . . . Q., 'J M M --,, ,q , ,. .,.,, l 9, w . ga. I Q - xx 5 W .v-, 1 '., '.-,'- - Q ml- Qv'lX X X ,ml jf I KLX- xv KX ,nl X i if M . W ' Mt f We wtf' J l l i ti ll T x f l25,I