Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1941 volume:

Si Ml!, THE COMMONER 1941 PuUiAedL tlte CLiiei of 1941 and 1942 vUitliam Aennlnai V ruan L ' Inluersitu aJDauton, enneiiee FOREWORD The 1941 staff offers a new edition of the COMMONER. Its theme — Magic Casements, affording ghmpses Into school Hfe; Its method — to give pictorial expression to the school ' s activities and the people who participate; its reason — to stimulate appreciation for the past and Inspiration for the future. The result Is for each one to decide for himself. Though Its production has cost many a headache. It affords us genuine satisfaction to present to you the 1941 year-book of Bryan University. That what will come and must come, shall come well. .y-i, ' DEDICATION . . . Never idle a moment, but thrijly and thoughtful of others. To her who has given counsel to the students, planned new and varied menus, shown willing- ness to proffer extras, and through her efficient management has made our employment a pleasure and our dining hall a place of enjoyment — to Mrs. Herbert W. Hill we dedicate this, the ninth volume of the COMMONER. The highest of distinction is service to others. ySi iitf ' , into the future Come with me to view the highway of the future, stretching out before us. It is outlined by both the directive and the permissive will of God . We cannot tell just where, but tbis side of the distant future we see a gate- way across the highway, and on it the words, Till I come. Behind us a still, small voice whispers, This is the way, walk ye in it. This highway is paved with the promises of God, of which one particu- larly stands out. Every place whereon the soles of your feet shall tread shall be yours. Thus we are challenged to possess the best within His will. All has been purchased at the cost of the precious blood of Christ, and He goes with and before us all the way. That there should be a larger number of students at Bryan whose in- fluence will reach out in a larger way we know. Certain too are we that God wants material provision made for their welfare. If the Lord tarries, I see a completed memorial building and supplementary buildings, includ- ing a recreational center and homes for staff members. This, through the window of faith, is mv vision. And vours . . . President. Can any man have a higher notion of the rule oj right and the eternal fitness oj things? ' W ADMINISTRATION Though there are times when we ' re convinced that they hve from one exam to the next, we relent of such a harsh judgment when- we consider those cheerful greetings, the cameraderie on hikes, the will to hear our vexations, the counsel, the reproofs — not too harsh — and, above all, the Christian fellowship one with another. They ' re our faculty, and we like ' em. He Is wise who can instruct us and assist us in the business of daily virtuous living. Ilia ' •Pt ' ' li,T ' rr; FACULTY i DWIGHT W. RYTHER, B.S.C., M.A. Vice-President, Dean, and Projessor oj English HARRIS H. GREGG, A.B., B.D., D.D. Projessor oj Bible JULIA ANNA YANCEY, B.S. Assistant Projessor oj Art and Music ROY McMURRY, B.A., M.A. Projessor oj Chemistry and Biology LLOYD E. FISH, B.A., M.A. Treasurer, and Assistant Projessor in Psychology and New Testament Greek MARION LOUISE COUTTS, A.B. Assistant Projessor oj Commercial Studies ' Good courupellors lack no clienU. ' FACULTY A. J. LEVENGOOD, A.B., B.D., Th.M. Assistant Projessor in Bible ARTHUR W. LYNIP, A.B., M.A. Assistant Projessor in English and Economics LORA FOSTER LYNIP, B.S.M. Instructor in Music BABETTE ELAINE KALTEN- BACH, A.B. Instructor in French and Spanish WILLIAM HOBART CHILDS, B.S., Th.B.. S.T.M. Instructor in Bible, Mathematics, and New Testament Greek MARY -WHITING SEARS CHILDS, B.S. Instructor in Voice For the Lord giveth wisdom: out of His mouth Cometh knowledge and understand- ing. ■ lift ?fri -, STAFF ELMER R. WALTON, B.A., B.D. Field Secretary MRS. JUDSON A. RUDD, A.B. Office Secretary MRS. LLOYD E. FISH, B.A. Secretary to the President MRS. HERBERT W. HILL Dietitian and Hostess HERBERT W. HILL Purchasing Agent Jor Boarding Club and Supervisor of Kitchen D. LEWIS LLEWELLYN, B.A. Director oj Student Employment and oj Print Shop MRS. D. LEWIS LLEWELLYN, B.A. Director oj Social Activities DOROTHY ELIZABETH WHITE, B.A. Assistant to the Dietitian RUTH BERNICE TOLIVER, B.A. Office Secretary ' I benefit myself in aiding him. CLASSES First the Seniors with that studied, worried look Toting their tomes, declaiming as they go. Then the Juniors, salesmen of the school Reeking with greenbacks, masters of their trade. - Next the Soph ' mores, claiming new honors Swelling the Dean ' s List, swollen, their heads. And last of all, the downed lip. The shaven crown, the woeful nescience — the Freshmen. Histories make men wise; the mathematics, subtile; natural philosophy, deep; morals, grave; logic and rhetoric, able to contend. SENIORS DANIEL KEITH HIRSCHY Evans City, Pennsylvania Scarlet President, 2, 3, 4; George E. Guille Asso- ciation, 1 ; Gospel Givers, 1 ; Foreign Mis- sion Fellowship, President, 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club, 1 ; Student Council, 2, 3, 4; Commoner Staff, 4. MARGARET CHRISTINE GORDON Richmond, Virginia Scarlet Vice President, I, 2, 3, 4; George E. Guille Association, 1; Lay Ambassadors, 2; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, Secretary, I, 2; Vice President, 3; Newsette, 3, 4. 0(7( «ame U rather to be chosen than great riches. Mrnr i«r_ ' ' SENIORS EMMA LOUISE POST Elyria, Ohio ' Gold Secretary and Treasurer, 4; Foreign Mis- sion Fellowship, 1 ; Gospel Givers, 1 ; George E. Guille Association, 1; Lay Ambassadors, 2, 4; Vice President, 3; Forensic, 3, 4; Student Council, 4. JAMES GEORGE FURMAN Northumberland, Pennsylvania Gold (Transferred from Juniata College, Juniata, Pennsylvania). Student Pas- tor ' s Fellowship, 4. ' Can one desire too much oj a good thing? ' ■ lirtTri- ' l«r rrr. SENIORS EDWARD BROOK PAUL Asbury Park, New Jersey Gold Vice President, 1 ; George E. Guille Asso- ciation, Vice President, 1 ; Gospel Givers, 1 ; Mixed Quartet, 1 ; Male Trio, 1 ; Male Quartet, 1, 2, 3; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 2; Dramatics Club, 1; Forensic Union, 2, 3; President, 4; Bryan Players, 2; Journalism Club, 3; Commoner Staff, 4. JULIUS HOMER REEVES Germantown, Tennessee Gold George E. Guille Association, 1; Gospel Givers, 1; Lay Ambassadors, 2; Dramatics Club, 1; Commoner Staff, 4. ' They be such hone.il, civil, quiet men: SENIORS CHARLES WILLIS SHIRLEY Saltsburg, Pennsj ' Ivania Coid George E. Guille Association, 1; Gospel Givers, 1; Lay Ambassadors, Vice Presi- dent, 2; Choir, 2; Dramatics Club, 1 Newsette Staff, 1, 2, 3; Forensic, 2 Recording Secretary, 3; Searchlight, 3 Withdrew from school during the second quarter. WAYNE EPHRAIM SMITH Dayton, Tennessee Scarlet George E. Guille Association, 1 ; Gospel Givers, 1 ; Christian Service Association, Vice President, 2; Student Pastors Fellow- ship 2, 4; President, 5. Alan am I grown, a mans work must I do. Live pure, speak true, right wrong, Jollow the King. Itia rs ' 1 ■ ' iijfrrr. JUNIORS WARREN OLIFF President Washington, D. C. LOWELL HOYT Vice-President Winona Lake, Indiana GRACE LEVENGOOD Secretary Dayton, Tennessee LEONA WILSON Treasurer Brunswick, Ohio Do but set the example yourself, and I will jollow you. Example is the best precept. JUNIORS HELEN HARRISON Evensville, Tennessee JAMES DOUD Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania Wi HRw i ln Ji w - § Jr ,v mSm «! ROBERT THOMPSON Butler, Pennsylvania MARK LEVENGOOD Dayton, Tennessee ' Orlginaiity provokes originality. ' ■ iirt yu ' iRfrrr;. SOPHOMORES WILBERT RAHISER President Evans City, Pennsylvania SOLON HOYT Vice-President Winona Lake, Indiana DOROTHY BENNETT Secretary Altoona, Pennsylvania LYLE HOLLOPETER Treasurer Rockton, Pennsylvania NEIL BENFER Danville, Pennsylvania RUTH CLEMENT Spencer, Ohio LAURA-BELLE EASTEP Springfield, Ohio LOLA GOEHRING Evans City, Pennsylvania Rain, rain, and sun! a rainbow in the sky! A young man will be wiser by and by. M SOPHOMORES JOHN HARPER Lansdowne, Pennsj ' lvania EILEEN HARTSCHUH Akron, Ohio LESTER HARTSCHUH Akron, Ohio KATHRYN HIRSCHY Evans City, Pennsvlvania JESSE HUMBERD Alartinsburg, Pennsylvania ROBERT JONES Philadelphia, Pennsj ' lvania RICHARD LANGFORD Clendenin, ' est Virginia MARTHA 3IAILANDER Cassard, Virginia ' So many heads, so many wits. ' • IliV.Trhi -nurrrn. SOPHOMORES GORDON MATHENY Clendenin, West Virginia MARGARET ANN McKINNON WiUoughby, Ohio MERVIN MELLINGER Lancaster, Pennsylvania JEAN NEFF Altoona, Pennsylvania MILDRED SWATZELL Decatur, Alabama HAZEL WALLER Lancaster, Pennsvlvania MITCHELL WEST Memphis, Tennessee LEONARD WINSTEAD Hardy, Arkansas HOMER WRIGHT Green Cove Springs, Florida What ' s in a name? that which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet. FRESHMEN ALBERT VVYLLIE President New Orleans, Louisiana LILLIAN HVITVED Vice-President Nashua, Iowa BEATRICE BATSON Secretary Charlotte, Tennessee JOSEPH SULLIVAN Treasurer Vicksburg, Mississippi CLYDE BROGAN North Benton, Ohio ORION COOK Dallas Center, Iowa ANITA GRAHAM Jacksonville, Florida CLEO GRAHAM Jacksonville, Florida ROYAL GROTE Willoughby, Ohio CAROWIN HALL Mount Dora, Florida CECIL HANSON Denver, Colorado Let be my name until I make a namel My deed will speak. FRESHMEN RUTH HARN Dayton, Ohio ERNESTINE HEALAN Winter Garden, Florida MARGARET HEGE Medina, Ohio SAMUEL HEMBERGER Atlantic City, New Jersey PEGGY LYNCH Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania ROBERT McCORMICK St. Louis, Missouri THEODORE MELLOW St. Louis, Missouri CALVIN MILLER Millersville, Pennsylvania BEATRICE MORGAN Allentown, Pennsylvania DOROTHY MORGAN Allentown, Pennsylvania RICHARD MOWREY Collingswood, New Jersey Confusion and illusion, and relation, Elusion, and occasion, and evasion. FRESHMEN MILTON MURPHEY Willoughby, Ohio RUHE RUDD Tribune, Kansas ROBERT ST. JOHN Hudson, Michigan ALBERT SCHWENK Edwards, Illinois VIRGIL SORGE Altoona, Pennsylvania NELLIE STOVER Wapato, Washington WILLIAM TOLIVER Dayton, Tennessee EDWIN WADE Staunton, Virginia WARREN WYNKOqP Narberth, Pennsylvania CARL ZYTOWSKI St. Louis, Missouri Special Student PAUL LEVENGOOD Dayton, Tennessee Be content with your lot; one cannot be first In everything. 1 roun Far trails await me, valleys vast and si ill. Vistas undrea med-of canon-guarded streams, Lowland and range, fair mea- dow, flower-girt hill, Forests enchanted, filled with magic d realms. Henry Kmbbs Decyton ORGANIZATIONS Fifty per cent of a college education comes outside of class, a prominent educator has said. Certainly we are fortunate in the variety of extra-curricular activities avail- able to us. New arrivals of this year have been Archery, Target Shooting and Badminton. Better organization and closer cooperation have led to marked development in all our activities, but the future holds promise of a photographic dark room, an athletic field and a gymnasium, and a prayer room. With these we may expect to obtain greater participation and proficiency in athletics, better work in the Camera Club, and a Spirit- led zeal for souls in the all-important Christian Service Association. ' Ind whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name oj the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by him. Hmi tic! ' JiO .V. ' :, ■(imr. o .tr Lay Ambassadors Third roiv: E. Hartschuh, R. Rudd, G. Matheny, W. Wynkoop, Professor Fish, adviser ; T. Mellow, C. Hanson, J. Neff, L. Post. Second row: D. Alorgan, B. Morgan, R. Clement, Miss White, L. Eastep, M. Mailander, D. Bennett. Sealed: J. Humberd, C. S. A. Council Representative; L.Goehring, Secretary-Treasurer; L. Wilson, President; H. Harrison, Program Chairman; W. Rahiser, Vice-President. Student Pastors Fellowship Mr ' 4 ' ;T|rrrn. Fourth row: J. Sullivan, L. Winstead, A. Wyllie. Third row: W. Oliff, J. Doud, V. Sorge, L. Hartschuh, J. Harper. Second row: W. Smith, Secretary; J. Furman, C. Brogan, O. Cook, M. Murphey, E. Paul. First row: S. Hoyt, C. S. A. Council Representative; Professor Levengood, Adviser; L. Hoyt, President; N. Benfer. Now then we are ambassadors for Christ, as though God did beseech you by us: we pray you in Christ ' s stead, be ye reconciled to God. Foreign Mission Fellowship Back row: R. Mowrey, C. Miller, D. Hirschy, President; N. Stover, Secretary; E. Healan, A. Schwenk, Vice-President; R. St. John. Second row: R. Jones, P. Lj ' nch, L. Hvitved, B. Bat- son, K. Hirschy, H. Waller, M. McKinnon. Seated: Mrs. Coutts, Miss Kaltenbach, advisers. Child Evangelism Fellowship Third row: M. McKinnon, C. Miller, W. Oliff, P. Levengood, E. Healan, P. Lynch. Second row: L. Goehring, L. Wilson, R. Clement, Miss White, B. Batson, G. Levengood, L. Eastep. Seated: M. Mailander, President; H. Waller, Professor Levengood, adviser; and Russell Llewellyn, D . Bennett, H. Harrison. And ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part oj the earth. li ' Tjrrrr. Annual Staff Daniel Hirschy Ediior-in-ChleJ Grace Levengood Assistant Editor Waeren Oliff Busine.r,y Manager Julius ¥.Y. ' VES..AssUiani Business Manager Helen Harrison Photograph Editor Mark Levengood Art Editor Leona Wilson ...Circulation Alanager Dean Ryther Adviser Professor Lynip. __ Adviser Edward Paul Editor until April 11 Student Council Standing: L. Hoyt, D. Hirschy, L. Post, Secretary; B. Batson, H. Waller, S. Ho ' t, M. Leven- good, T. Mellow. Seated: Professor Lynip, Men ' s Counselor; L. ' ilson. President; Aliss Yan- cey, Women ' s Counselor. Iwtfi: ■jcrrfr.. Trust in the Lord with all thy heart, and lean, not on thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths. Newsette Staff Journalism Club Grace Levengood - Editor Christine Gordon Circulation JIanager Jesse Humberd Alake-up Editor RuHE RuDD - Reporter Carl Zytowski Reporter Dean Ryther. Adviser i L •i r Standing: A. Wyllie, E. PauL P. Levengood, V. Wynkoop, M. Murphey, T. Mellow, C. Zytowski, Air. LlewelK-n. adviser. Seated: V. Rahiser, President; R. Rudd, Secretary; J. Humberd, Vice-President. Reading maketh a juil man; conference, a ready man; and writing an exact man. t iicr lift jr; choir Fljth row: V. Sorge, C. Zytowski, J. Humberd, L. Hoyt, R. Grote, J. Harper, A. Wyllie. Fourth row. M. Levengood, M. West, C. Brogan, D. Hirschy, E. Paul, L. Hartschuh, J. Sullivan. Third row: R. Clement, G. Levengood, M. McKinnon, C. Gordon, P. Lynch. Second row: B. Morgan, D. Morgan, L. Goehring, R. Toliver, C. Hall, K. Hirschy, D. Bennett, L. Eastep, M. Mailander. Seated: L. Wilson, H. Harrison, R. Harn, Mrs. Lynip, Director; E. Hartschuh, M. Hege. 1? C Gospel Singers ft Standing: L. Hoyt, M. West, C. Brogan, R. Mowrey, J. Sullivan, S. Hoyt. Seated: L. Eastep, E. Hartschuh, L. Goehring, L. Wilson. Teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. Brass Ensemble Back row: Miss Yancey Director; P. Levengood, H. Wright, S. Hoyt, J. Sullivan, Property Manager; M. Murphey. Seated: N. Benfer, M. Levengood, President; G. Levengood, L. Goeh- ring, Secretary-Treasurer; L. Hoyt. Camera Club Standing: Dean Rj ' ther, L. Hartschuh, R. Mowrey, C. Zytowski, Professor Fish, J. Humberd, C. Hanson. Seated: H. Harrison, Miss Kaltenbach, M. McKinnon, Secretary-Treasurer; L. Winstead, President. V. Sorge, Vice-President (not in picture). I have no superfluous leisure. ysSSV Forensic Union Sixth row: C. Zytowski, S. Hemberger, J. Sullivan, H. Wright, Sergeant-at-arms; P. Levengood, A. Wyllie. Fijt i row: C. Miller, T. Mellow, O. Cook, V. Wynkoop, J. Humberd, S. Hoyt, Critic. Fourth row: Professor Lynip, Adviser; R. Mowrey, M. Levengood, C. Hanson, C. Hall, L. Post, E. Wade, M. Murphey ' Third row: L. Wilson, Poster Chairman; Miss White, R. Clement, Miss Kaltenbach, D. Bennett, L. Hvitved, H. Harrison, E. Healan, Professor Fish. Second row: J. Neff, Corresponding Secretary; E. Hartschuh, Corresponding Secretary; E. Paul, President; G. Levengood, Recording Secretary; R. Rudd, Critic; L. Hartschuh, Sergeant- at-arms. First row: M. McKinnon, L. Winstead. Debate Club Standing: Professor Lynip, coach; R. Mowrey. Seated: B. Batson, G. Matheny, R. Langford, J. Humberd, L. Hvitved. The grand debate, the popular harangue, the tart reply, the logic, and the wisdom, and the wit. 1«?W ' V Gutenberg Club Back row: R. McCormick, V. Sorge, S. Hoyt, L. Hartschuh. Front row: Mr. Llewellyn, Adviser; Mrs. Llewellyn, L. Eastep, J. Humberd. Basketball Back row: J. Humberd, L. Winstead, M. Melllnger, H. Wright, J. Harper, G. Matheny, A. Wyllie. Front row: AL Murphey, L. Hartschuh, R. Langford, D. Hirschy, W. Rahiser, N. Benfer. ' Tod, says the proverb, is the sire oj Jaine. Archery Club Back row: L. Hvitved, C. Gordon, Secretary-Treasurer; L. Winstead, President; D. Hirschy, M. West, J. Humberd, Professor Lynip. Second row: D. Bennett, M. Hege, L. Wilson, H. Waller, R. Rudd. Seated: K. Hirschy, Miss Kaltenbach, J. NefF, E. Hartschuh, M. McKinnon. Rifle Club Standing: H. Harrison, Secretary-Treasurer; Dean Ryther, R. Grote, M. Mellinger, M. West, J. Reeves, L. Hvitved. Kneeling: A. Wyllie, M. Murphey, W. Rahiser. R. Langford, Presi- dent; J. Doud, Vice-President (not in picture). a -. .T. ' jtBi rv J ■ Wtf yi I Thou wert wandered Jrom the studious walls to learn strange arts. DIARY ADVERTISEMENTS SNAPS Oh wad some power the gljtle gie us To see ourselves as others see usl - ' IJ-i W -uS-30L JL .. yy. J . U;,U JI JceiUJ S J-f -T 7 -t . — - A. ■«■ • « ly  ■■  J « L4A.« « 4« _ f , ._ -- .. . . %•• a. , ' t-fc - a-t-t y -T U- ; .. , 2-«y , 5 y-— c6 -X. -.,u £ -Q ...c ,- . 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