Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

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THE SENIORS The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. New York and Florida combined to bring to us the quiet, demure, sweet somebody that we know as Janet. In the years that we have known her we have come to know her as one dependable — one who does every task assigned to her in a very capa- ble manner. Subdued in manner, but with a flash of real talent, she catches a picture on her canvas, or gives a reading at an entertainment. As secre- tary of our class, she has kept our records with a great deal of care. Too, she is a child of God, and has been active in spreading the gospel in the local community. JANET AUDREY WEBB Secretary-Treasurer B.A. w Vi lr ■ Oliverea, New York mmm Four years ago Rhoady came to Bryan from War- field, Kentucky. A friendly fellow, he is well liked by all who know him. While at Bryan he has dedicated his life to the Lord ' s work, and is looking toward seminary for further preparation. Forrest has sung first tenor with the Bryan Male Trio, in local work, and in fall and summer tours. He has carried his Christian testimony to the moun- tains near Dayton in Sunday extension work. He also is a member of the University choir. His Senior year has brought him a membership in the newly organized men ' s Student Council, and the position of Distribution Manager for the University annual, The Commoner. FORREST SAUNDERS FORD B.A. Warfield, Kentucky

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THE SENIORS Jimmy, the president of the Senior Class, came to Bryan from New Jersey. His amiable personality, his faithfulness, his versatility, have all helped to make him one of the most popular members of the student body. Jimmy has divided his time equally between sports, studies, the Chemistry Laboratory, and Christian service. Looking forward to foreign service as a medical missionary, we feel sure that God will use him mightily and that his testimony, which has been used of God here at Bryan and in the surrounding communities, will reap abundant grain from the fields white unto harvest. JAMES HARRIS DARRELL President B.S. Riverside, New Jersey The French have a word for him — bon ami. Ed is always on hand when a fella needs a friend. He takes his classes seriously, and is majoring in Ele- ments of Fordology (Model A). With Bouncing B etsy he roams from the shores of New Jersey to the hills of Tennessee. In his more serious moments, Ed is interested in Foreign Missions, especially those of South America. He excels in both French and Spanish, and is a forceful public speaker. EDWARD MEARES de RASSET Vice-President B.S. Dunellen, New Jersey

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THE SENIORS President of several organizations, singer, and preacher, Harold has led an active life on the Bryan campus. To other extracurricular activities, too, he has given gladly of his time. Tall, dark, and hand- some, he has been besieged at times by members of the opposite sex. His gracious bearing and ready humor have been outstanding in his position as pres- ident of the Forensic Union. In the Men ' s Council, his keen insight has been of great value. As Harold leaves his friends of the Bryan campus, to pursue his separate way through life, our best wishes and high expectations go with him. HAROLD RUSSELL FUSS B.A. Beverly, New Jersey Last fall we were pleasantly surprised to have with us for the first time, William Kerr, from Wheaton College. After our short acquaintance we have learned to love Bill for his sterling qualities as a speaker and leader of religious activities. With an occasional flash of Irish wit and a super-abundant flow of blarney, Bill goes his fun-loving way on the campus. But for all his words, puns, and talk for talk ' s sake, we can see that on the inside is a real Christian who has seen the Christ on the Cross, and is willing to serve the Lord in the Lord ' s way. We feel that we have a worth-while addition in Bill, and are happy to have him graduating with us. WILLIAM FULTON KERR B.A. Atlantic City, New Jersey R — j