Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

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UedicatioH » ,-t The sweet fragrance of a life enriched by all the Christian virtues, a life of sacrifice, in- dued with a thirst for knowledge so that he might impart to the youth he loves priceless riches, our teacher, our friend, our sponsor. Dr. Glenn Gates Cole. Dedicated by his children who love him with an adoration born of his graciousness, the sweet fellowship enjoyed in his company, and the words of wisdom which pour from his life to our hearts — in whose honor, we, the Class of 1946, humbly present this issue of the Crr - ( rr . ' -

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We Itave Ukud s own premise, anc) that cannot kali Hail to thee, Bryan, our Bryan beloved- School of ideals, of sunlight and song! Cn

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The Table Is Turned for the Faculf-y Thank you, faculty and staff! We owe you a debt of gratitude and praise for your hours of unselfish labor. Our prayer is that you may see in our lives the fruits of your labor and be assured that your sacrifice has not been in vain. We appreciate what you are doing for us and would like to thank you — • Mrs. Gather, for leaving your own home to make a home here for Bryan girls. Miss Hess, for making possible an ideal dining room. Miss Peck, for your endearing Christian qualities. Miss Batson, for making learning a pleasure. Miss Webb, for loyalty over and above what is reasonably expected. Mrs. Fish, for remembering the little things that we often forget. Mr. Fish, for willingness to go the extra mile. Dr. Cole, for outstanding intellect dedicated to Christ and to us. Dr. Morgan, for being youth ' s ideal — pleasantly mingling scholar- ship, spirituality and sociability. Mr. Hartman, for diligence and patience in developing talents for Christ. Mr. Ahonen. for being conscientious and steadfast. Dr. Rudd, words cannot express all that you are to us. Glory, laud and honor unto Christ the King for giving to us a faculty and staff such as you. The 1945 Commoner