Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

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SENIOR CLASS D. Lewis Llewellyn, B.A. Freeport, Pa. From Pennsylvania came one who has proved his ability in a number of fields and wbo has taken his part in the various activities of school life. He has been faithful in the tasks that have been his to perform. His efforts in behalf of NEWSETTE and other school publications speak for themselves. There pass in memory ' s review Lewis — leading the singing, taking active part in the Lord ' s work, debating, laboring in the print shop, hiking, taking forever to eat. and getting in his sleep quota. It has been a pleasure to be associated with him who has been a friend to all.

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SENIOR CLASS Rebecca Barr Haeger, B.A. Miami, Fla. Rebecca little realized what thrilling experiences awaited her, besides her successful school career, when she entered the doors of William Jennings Bryan University in Sep- tember, 1934. She immediately won the love of her fellow-students and took her place in the office as secretary to the Dean. Here at Bryan Rebecca learned what life really is — for she passed from death into life eternal by believing in the Lord Jesus Christ. This was not her only change of heart, for she found that a certain young man could make the heart beat faster. The secret is out — after her graduation in June, her future destination is China, and — r

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SENIOR CLASS Anne Graves Walton, B.A. Clinton, Miss. From ' way down in Mississippi Anne came to join the Senior ranks just before the second quarter. It has been discovered that under her reserve she is an interesting and attractive person. In the different school activities she has proved herself to be cooperative and helpful. Devoted faithfully to her is Rex, her dog, who can hardly let her out of his sight. The great expectation for Anne is that her career as a secretary will lead her into the fascinating field of inter- national correspondence.