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DEDICATION to Rev. Albert J. Levengood . . . Who has given his time and effort to instruct us in the fundamental truths of God ' s Word, who has in his messages on prophecy taught us to Rightly divide the word of truth, who has manifested his leadership in encouraging and further- ing the work of the Christian Service Association. To him, we, the class of 1943, with sincere appreciation dedicate this tenth volume of the Commoner.
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The Fjrst Glimpse of Bryan University FOREWORD N DEPARTING from the conventional style of former Com ' moners we present to you ' in the following pages a resume of the year ' s events. In what better way could Bryan University be portrayed than by following its activities in chronological order? As you peruse these pages may you relive this year in your mind and find therein the joy of spending a year of Christian cooperation in the L ord. May these pages inspire each reader to a higher reali2;ation of God Above All.
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Administration Building i tm ' 1 K lu Hyi T uilli P l5 [hi ■i L REGISTRATION From nineteen states and the District of Columbia came young men and women to register as students in Bryan University at the beginning of the fall quarter. One new student hailed directly from China; two others gave their birthplace as Africa; and another proudly declared his native land to be Ireland. September 23 . . . lonely, tired Freshmen wend their way up Bryan Hill and tremblingly go through the preresquisite ordeal of Freshmen Place- ment Tests. - September 24 . . . newcomers, quickly becoming adjusted to once-strange surroundings, find a nov- elty in choosing courses with the assistance of Dean Ryther, and the curricular requirements. After completing financial arrangements with Professor Fish and receiving work assignments from Mr. Llewellyn, each Freshman begins to feel like a real part of the university. September 25 . . . twenty-five Sophomores, four- teen Juniors, and eight Seniors return to Bryan Hill, happy to meet old friends again, anxious to welcome new ones, and courageously planning an attack on advanced subjects. September 26 . . . classes begin and Bryan Uni- versity starts on its twelfth year with the deter- mination that by the help of God Above All this year shall see great progress made.
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