Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1936 volume:

feE W m om L fjbJT CotyxUjht JQ36 fy JL Staff THE COMMONER 1936 PMiJuA Cy Jnz znloi £La±± of WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN UNIVERSITY %h 1$?$ JUgi (£  « «« Ll . h {The 1036 5$fr (£ommon r J zdicatLon TO CHARLES H. CURRENS WHO HAS BECOME DEAR TO OUR HEARTS AS A GOOD STEWARD OF THE MANIFOLD GRACE OF GOD — WHOSE FELLOWSHIP AND GODLY INFLUENCE HAVE BEEN DEEPLY FELT IN OUR LIVES — WE, IN SIN- CERE JOY AND APPRECIATION, DEDICATE THIS VOLUME. Cta±± of ' 36 iGi nn ( ttmmotx v fff w . jozztvozd To record a few glimpses of our work and play, of our fellowship in Christ, and of God ' s gracious provision for our needs and those of our school during the year has been our aim and desire in this little book. We have sought to uphold the sacred ideals of Chris- tianity for which William Jennings Bryan, the Great Commoner, lived and died — ideals which will endure the test of time and con- tinue to live in the hearts of God-fearing men and women. yt cyy-dminUtxution -£t jGi im (£ mmot v Wiiiimn jfeumnns Srijaii Mmucrattjj Say tort, Tennessee June 10, 1936 Seniors and friends: As we have worked here together in this testimony to the supreme glory of the Lord Jesus Christ and to the Divine inspiration and infallibility of the Bible , we have committed a like task to you for the larger world you are now entering. Urge all men to accept the Father ' s purpose to have Christ preeminent in all things, and to ordain their lives in accordance with the Divine program for the ages as revealed in His Holy Word. Emphasize that the fullness of Eternal Life, as imparted by the Father through the Son, and the instrumentality of the Holy Spirit and the written Word, is the final and only true measure of fitness in God ' s sight. Without underestimating the worth of facts, we must warn that there is real peril in a surplus of facts without wisdom that is of God and that honors God. Life often becomes a curse instead of a blessing. My prayer is that you will seek and follow God ' s plan for your life and realize the wonderful results of walking and working with Him. May a faith like that of Mr. Bryan support you in the trials that are sure to oome. Cordially your friend in Christ, Colossians I, (Z l CvSL . The 1336 JtEL (Commoner Judson A. Rudd, A.B., M.A. Vice-President and Acting President Professor oj Psychology and Mathematics Dwight W. Ryther, Jr., B.S.C., M.A. Dean and Professor of English Annie R. Abel Instructor in Secretarial Studies Bertha W. Beekman, B.A., M.A Instructor In Romance Languages Charles H. Currens Professor of Bible %ht 1036 dJoTOmon _7 2£ jacuLtu Lloyd E. Fish, A.B. Assistant Instructor in Psychology Mary Lois Fish, A.B. Assistant Instructor in JIathematics Roy McMurry, B.A., M.A. Projessor oj Chemistry Julia Anna Yancey, B.S. Instructor in Art and Music l 1 JG srfce m (£ mm$n :v J oxmLtoxu c rfdmLnLitiatlon Miss Isabel A. Bell, A.B. Dietitian and Hostess through Second Quarter Ruby Brimer, A.B. Assistant to the Dietitian Mrs. Roy McMurry Hostess, The Octagon Mrs. J. A. Rudd, A.B. Dietitian and Hostess 12 He 193$ Jte Commoner JuLL and Offla VoxLr. Elmer R. Walton, A.B., B.D. Field Director Sybil Lusk, A.B. Field Secretary Mona Flerl, A.B Office Secretary %u nn (£ mm$t v jBoaxd of [j%u±tz£6, Mr. F. E. Robinson, Chairman Dayton, Tenn. Rev. R. C. McQuilken Columbia, S. C. Mr. H. H. Frasa Franklin, Ky. Mr. W. A. Brickey Elizabethton, Tenn. Mrs. George Elder Chattanooga, Tenn. Mr. Joe F. Benson Dayton, Tenn. Mrs. George T. Houston Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. Mark Senter Chattanooga, Tenn. Mrs. Amos K. Gordon Baton Rouge, La. Mrs. Grace Bryan Hargreaves Washington, D. C. Mr. Wallace C. Haggard Americus, Ga. Mr. E. M. Williamson Dayton, Tenn. Mrs. J. G. McCrory New York City Mrs. J. W. McKinney Memphis, Tenn. Dr. Howard A. Kelly Baltimore, Md. Dr. A. M. Morgan Dayton, Tenn. Mr. T. Edward Ross Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Virgil Hollingsworth Augusta, Ga. Dr. H. A. Ironside Chicago, 111. Mr. Euclid Waterhouse Dayton, Tenn. Dr. Harry E. Paisley Philadelphia, Pa. Rev. J. B. Thornton St. Louis, Mo. Rev. Henry C. Geiger Livingston, Tenn. Rev. Frank C. Torrey Altoona, Pa. Rev. H. E. Wright _ Rome, Ga. Mr. Wm. L. Hardin ...Atlanta, Ga. Mr. W. E. Baker Dayton, Tenn. Mr. E. B. Arnold Dayton, Tenn. p SThe 1536 (£otnmonCv CEDAR HILL - GIRLS ' DORMITORY UNFINISHED CLASSROOM BUILDING If™ •- 1 AJSiMi THE OCTAGON - BOYS ' DORMITORY 15 rr . fc dCa e frhe 03$ Jjft (Commoner Vh« 103$ fijommoiuv znioi (LLa a Lola Agnes Copeland Aggie Birchwood, Tenn. B.S. Secretary Sigma Tau ' 33; Basket Ball ' 34; Class Secretary-Treasurer ' 34; Beta Phi ' 34; Vice-President Gamma Omicron Lambda ' 34; Class Vice-President ' 35; Studant Council ' 35; Secretary Gamma Omicron Lambda ' 35; Tennessee Club ' 56; B. S. U. ' 36; Com- moner Staff ' 36. ®ht m$ (Summon ?f £ snuDZ CL ±5. S. D. Hodges, Jr. Baby Ray Chattanooga, Tenn. B.S. Vice-President Basket Ball ' 33, ' 34; Phi Kappa ' 33; Hamilton County Club ' 33; B Club ' 34; Vice-President Gamma Omicron Lambda ' 34; Business Manager of Bryan Players ' 34, ' 35; Hiking Club ' 33, ' 34; Tennis Club ' 34, ' 35; Caucasians ' 35; President of Ten- nessee Club ' 36; Choral Club ' 36; B. S. U. ' 36; Pi Beta Upsilon ' 36; Debating Club ' 36; Commoner Staff ' 36. {The |$3$ J Jg (Commoner £ Z ILOZ (—Ld±l etc Mary Johnston McAllister Alary Jane Arlington, N. J. A.B. Entered from Beaver College, Jenkintown, Pa.; Graduate Moodv Bible Institute — Christian Education Course; Gamma Omicron Lambda ' 35; Ministerial Association ' 35, ' 36; Lambda Beta Phi ' 35; Hiking Club ' 35, ' 36; Secretary Ministerial Association Extension Committee ' 36; Tennis Club ' 35; Commoner Staff ' 36; Student Instructor Commerce Department ' 36. 21 ht 1$5$ M (£ t mon t £znio% Gla 6,6, Lloyd Wilson in l lie Daisy, Tenn. B.S. Hamilton County Club ' 55; Phi Kappa ' 55; Hiking Club ' 55, ' 54, ' 55; Orchestra ' 54; Class President ' 54, ' 55; Euterpe Club ' 54; Student Council ' 54, ' 55; Gamma Omicron Lambda ' 54, ' 55; Debating Club ' 54, ' 56; Tennessee Club ' 56; Commoner Staff ' 56. Jbzniox CL odd William L. Wonderly Bill Mountain Lake Park, Md. A.B. President Ministerial Association ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, Vice-President ' 56; Gamma Omicron Lambda ' 34, ' 35; Sophcmore Vice-President ' 35; Student Council ' 35; B. B. P. O. B. B. ' 56; Pennsylvanians ' 36; Commoner Staff ' 36. ht 1$?$ riM) h wmon President Wm. Daugherty Sponsor Prof. McMurry William John Daugherty Doc Edition, Penn. Lou ise Godsey Lou Dayton, Tenn. hc 135$ JHBL dJot monev junior dan Emily McMurry Dayton, Tenn. JUANITA PENDERGRASS 44 Jumbo Soddy, Tenn. %U 1$? JpL +mm t v Jxiniox dLa±± Stella Purser Dot Dayton, Tenn. Edgerton H. Reid Ed Cincinnati, Ohio. Ralph E. Toliver Ralph Dayton, Tenn. 3 he 1536 J m CTotiftmonct ob.h omoxz CL a±± President Virginia Barger Sponsor Prof. Ryther Virginia Barger Jinny Dayton, Tenn. Emma Rea Bechtel Corky Philadelphia, Penn. T. Lynden Berry Lindy Mt. Olivet. Ky. (£ mm t v II t ' M tSofirzomozs Laii Gertrude Brimer Trudie Soddy, Tenn. John W. de Rosset John D. Dunellen, N. J. Rebecca B. Haeger Becky Miami, Fla. 28 tThe 1336 J gs ob.nonior£ (Luin Bennett F. Hall lien Eustis, Fla. Frances A. Hogue Frank Dayton, Tenn. Lula Mae Houston Lulu St. Cloud, Fla. T a it- £ — Jesse Lasley Red Soddy, Tenn. Mary Jane McPherson Mary Dayton, Tenn. Elizabeth Moore Lib Dayton, Tenn. 3L 3 he 15)36 Mt L ©otamon ofiliomox CLa±± James A. Morring .Jim New Alexandria, Penn. Mae Elizabeth Wells J ae E. Mt. Olivet, Ky. 5C iT t- - — %M iaam ljz£±kman C La±± President Harry Crewe Sponsor Miss Beekman Pearl Actkinson Pearl Spring City, Tenn. Carroll Colvin Carroll Dayton, Tenn. Mable E. Copley Peggy Warfield, Ky. Harry E. Crewe Harry Philadelphia, Penn. he 1936 i|fls L : jxzimnan dLui± James H. Darrell Wimpy Riverside, N. J. Minnie Davenport Packet Warfield, Ky. Edward M. de Rosset Ed Dunellen, N. J. Vinton Fish Vint Kane, Penn. 33 f] fth 1$?$ K monn Jxzihman Cum Forrest S. Ford Rkody Warfield, Ky. Virginia E. Ford (jingcr Warfield, Ky. Harold R. Fuss Fussie Beverly, N. J. Hazel M. Green Hazel Davton, Tenn. • . rhc 135$ jx£$.hman Cum Ottis Lko Henslky OlltV Raceland, Kv. Sara Elizabeth Idleman Sally Marianna, Penn. Russell M. Kirk Mull Lovelv, Kv. Glenn H. Klamm Kansas Clam Detroit, Kans. (Jjommonc v S5 iT ll Joseph A. Kohout Joe Erie, Penn. John Kudlock Johnny Erie, Penn. Jeanette Lindsey Jeanette Dayton, Tenn. D. Lewis Llewellyn L. L. Freeport, Penn. 2 rhe 1036 JZEL GTommonct Jxzdunan ClaAA Webster O. Moody Web Hixson, Tenn. Woodrow W. Peake Woody Kermit, W. Va. Dorothy Eugenia Pless Genia Lverlv, Ga. Gilbert W. Reid Gil Cincinnati, Ohio. JG jizikman Cla s, Annie Laurie Vest Lollie St.Cloud, Fla. Janet A. Webb Janet Oliverea, N. Y. Ruby Brimer Soddy, Tenn. Mona Flerl Bakewell, Tenn. Mrs. J. S. Frazier.. . Dayton, Tenn. Mrs. H. S. Griffiths..... Dayton, Tenn. Lola Laymon ... Soddy, Tenn. Sybil Lusk Dayton, Tenn. Mr. Will Malone Morgan Springs, Tenn. Mrs. Will Malone Morgan Springs, Tenn. Wanda Masoner ...Peakland, Tenn. Mrs. H. D. Phillips Dayton, Tenn. Mrs. George Russell... Dayton, Tenn. Mr. E. 0. Wonderly Mt. Lake Park, Md. Mrs. E. 0. Wonderly ...Mt. Lake Park, Md. J8 ™ e ?z£+rj f?6. ft iDxaanizaiions fc Co mmonsr Staff Wm. L. Wonderly Editor-in-Chief Agnes Copeland Art Editor Mary J. McAllister Photograph Editor S. D. Hodges, Jr Advertising and Circulation Manager Lloyd Wilson Business Manager Prof. Rudd _ Faculty Adviser Miss Yancey Art Adviser The members of the staff wish to express their sincere appre- ciation to the following persons, whose efforts have helped make this publication a success: D. W. Ryther, Jr. John W. de Rosset Lloyd E. Fish Elizabeth Moore D. Lewis Llewellyn William Daugherty James H. Darrell Louise Godsey Emily McMurry rhc 1336 (iJowmonc  1 ' iflU Updating CU Lewis Llewellyn President Webster Moody Vice-President Virginia Barger Secretary The Debating Club, although organized this year, is one of the most active organizations in the University. Having charge of the chapel program each Saturday morning, it has sponsored some of the best programs of the year. A lively interest has been manifested by the members in debating questions both serious and humorous. MEMBERS Virginia Barger Sara Idleman Emma Rea Bechtel Russell Kirk Carroll Colvin Glenn Klamm Harry Crewe Lewis Llewellyn William Daugherty Mary J. McPherson Vinton Fish Webster Moody Harold Fuss James Morring Ben Hall Gilbert Reid Ottis Hensley Ralph Toliver S. D. Hodges, Jr. Annie Laurie Vest Lloyd Wilson 41 %u nn (£ mm$x $v c T±±ocicition Ralph Toliver - President William Wonderly Vice-President Lula Mae Houston..... _ _ Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Charles H. Currens..... Faculty Adviser Christian work, such as preaching, teaching, singing, and per- sonal evangelism, was stressed by the Association throughout the year; regular services were held by ministerial students in Dayton and the surrounding communities of Pleasant Dale, Salem, Norman ' s Chapel, Montague, Graysville, Sale Creek, and Garrison. At the Wednesday evening meetings Dr. Currens, faculty adviser, taught homiletics and gave messages on personal work. Throughout the year the Association distributed many tracts and gospels in the vicinity of Dayton. We gratefully praise our Father for His benediction on the work this year and look forward to greater blessings in the years to come. MEMBERSHIP Harry Crewe Lewis Llewellyn William Daugherty Mary J. McAllister Edward de Rosset Edgerton Reid John de Rosset Gilbert Reid Harold Fuss Ralph Toliver Ben Hall Annie Laurie Vest Lula Mae Houston William Wonderly 42 rn The 1336 ■L (Loitimdncv HBafituit Student linion Lula Mae Houston President Ben Hall  Y v7 Vice-President Frances Hogue - Second Vice-President Janet Webb Secretary S. D. Hodges, Jr Treasurer Prof. McMurry Faculty Adviser After praying for the Lord ' s guidance in the organization of a Baptist Student Union on the Bryan campus, a group of thirteen Baptist students met and elected officers Tuesday, February 18. The purpose of the B. S. U. is to co-operate with the other Chris- tian organizations of the University in their work in the churches and Sunday Schools of the surrounding communities. MEMBERSHIP Agnes Copeland Emily McMurry Harry Crewe Webster Moody Louise Godsey Juanita Pendergrass Ben Hall Eugenia Pless S. D. Hodges, Jr. Ralph Toliver Frances Hogue Annie Laurie Vest Lula Mae Houston Janet Webb 4 3 ht 135$ jjpk ©ommo r Jbavzd-uu-tf xacz. A [s ±sna £Td Ephesians 2:8 Entering the field with a membership of four, later increased to seven, the Saved-by-Grace iMessengers have co-ordinated their efforts with those of the George E. Guille Ministerial Association as they have each Sunday journeyed to one community or another, organizing a Sunday School here, reviving a church there, holding services for this ministerial student or that any- where — preaching the Gospel of salvation through the Grace of Jesus Christ everywhere. This group, the light cavalry of religious activities at Bryan, is the first of a number of similar groups yet to be organized. Singing, teaching, preaching the Word of God where opportuni- ties to hear it are slight, the Messengers, having themselves laid hold on eternal life . . . fight the good fight of faith that others might know the joy of salvation. 44 fFhe 1336 £ monc v mm ' ■r J 2flN H SmSHaH Jl 9 IJiHyU 11 10 i |W ' j] 1 1 1 ChahzL A [s,±±snq £X± The Chapel Messengers, organized last November, have been consistently active in gospel work since then, having full charge of the Sunday School and church services at Norman ' s Chapel, as well as helping in various services in the vicinity of Dayton. Traveling the rough but beautiful country roads through sunshine, snow and rain, the members of this group have enjoyed the thrill of driving to the foot of the mountains each Sunday, crossing three fords, to carry the Word of Life to a neg- lected community. As God ' s word has been given out, His blessing has been upon the work, for which we humblv thank Him. Bertha W. Beekman Hazel Green Glenn Klamm MEMBERS Lewis Llewellyn Mary J. McAllister Elizabeth Moore 45 ftht 1$5$ jpjlL Ct)t monn H T V_j ' 1 i-3 1 i£r r j v, V Ex Statz iD ' iQanlzatloni 46 r 3- f jr ' ft jzatuxzA. and c fctluLtUi ft fl %U I$5$ (£ mm$t v dhoiai C[an The Choral Class is composed of students especially interested in music for ensemble singing. Its purpose is to train voices to sing to the glory of God. During the year the group has ap- peared in many programs, their special appearances being the singing of selections from Handel ' s Messiah at Christmas and The Greatest Love, by H. W. Petrie, at Easter. MEMBERSHIP SOPRANOS Emma Rea Bechtel Rebecca Haeger Sara Idleman ALTOS Mrs. Lloyd E. Fish Hazel Green TENORS Vinton Fish Lewis Llewellvn S. D. Hodges, Jr. Harold Fuss Glenn Klamm Ralph Toliver JULIA ANNA YANCEY, Director i s tThe 1536 (jjotrtmonc v n u « 13?$ j gt (£otttmontv V Hrd 7 iti± i± V id 05$ (gommontv We £xUnJBz±t WiJu to tk t tuaznti of jBzuan Lin ' tussii ' itu Frances Moore Dayton Mrs. Leela Taylor Dayton Ludd E. Parham _ Dayton M archie James ..Dayton Owen Wasson Dayton W. L. Colvin Dayton J. F. Pack Dayton Hardie Caudle Chattanooga The Fischer Co Chattanooga Abel House Dayton Home Stores Dayton Booth Taxi Dayton William Shaver Dayton Templeton Jewelers, Inc., Chattanooga Edwards Le Bron Chattanooga Ben Block Dayton Huffine Bakery and Cafe Dayton Ralph Porter Dayton Nolen Green Dayton The Dayton Herald Dayton Blovy Dooley Dayton Jake Benkovitz Dayton Wallace Purser Dayton Harriett E. Dunlap Dayton England-Brown Chevrolet Co Dayton Wilkey Barber Shop Dayton The Vogue Chattanooga B. G. McKknziE- Dayton PHILLIPS STUDIO DEVELOPING — — ENLARGEMENTS Dayton, Tenn. T5T Vhe 193$ , (Commoner BARNES MOTOR COMPANY SALES £ SERVICE Wrecker Service — Dependable Repair Work CALL 38 DAYTON, TENN. Gifts That Last W. L. Hodges 8C Son Jewelers — Optome- trists Phone 130 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS JOY ' S Phones 6-7168 or 6-7169 817 Market Street CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Compliments of REECE COOLEY Clerk of Circuit Court Compliments of FRED W. BALLARD CO. Wholesale Grocers Chattanooga, Tenn. Best Wishes to the Faculty and Students of BRYAN UNIVERSITY R. J. COULTER CO. 3r II ' p r r c ii r i fe jif rhc i95t dJowirionc  • BIBLE FOR A DAY. . . Needed in Every Christian Home 55 Features ... 7 Great Departments Make THE NEW CHAIN-REFERENCE BIBLE Truly a Bible Plus a Biblical Library in One Volume THIRD 3mp OVtd. EDITION EDITED IY «EV. F. C. THOMPSON, DO., PHD rr.Ua - No othrr BB w U aa f  lf at. •)UUi. incnaK h r an I aw wlwwT • Ik. Bw W lotw oa mi wwar   • aaw- Tk. .air BibW analrrw. I Chain Rrfrrrnrr S.-rlrm. ■w-amt la Bark. 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Uniform Lesson Topics Free Samples Supplied to Sunday School Officials who Request Samples GROCERIES Efficient Delivery Service PHONE 44 Where Prices Always Address UNION GOSPEL PRESS Average Cheaper Box 6059 Cleveland, Ohio F. R. ROGERS, DRUGGIST The 5fcxal Store CORNER MAIN AND MARKET PHONF 200 In Business for Your Health ht 1$5$ Jj$ft (£ mm t tv J3- TW S W V ToThe C ri pus '  «Fhc 1336 JM (£0 mm one M. SCHILD AND COMPANY Canners — Stearns Coal — Ice Cream — Milk Our cream is served 1 3y F. E. Robinson and all eating places in Dayton. Phone 3 - Dayton, Tenn. When You Visit T. H. PAYNE LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN COMPANY see War Relic Museum Office Supplies Operated by Stationery Wm. H. Bennett Phone 60139 Chattanooga Soda Fountain — Souvenirs LeRoy Shofner Compliments of THE CLEANER MRS. R. P. ABEL BUSINESS COLLEGE Phone 256 DAYTON TENN. 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