Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

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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 ' ,

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.y-i, ' DEDICATION . . . Never idle a moment, but thrijly and thoughtful of others.

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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