Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

it If N , v £ Sl-iy Li R r . — — - 7 a i 4-t T ZU4 y- %x £ ? . r COMMONER 1 9 4 9 resented to • . . WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN UNIVERSITY DAYTON, TENNESSEE 5m «c Junior L ladi C h r I 5 t I hr e a d of the b o d u n e mem man flo w u e are f the b o d u of O n r I 5 t and members In p a r t I c a I a r 1 1 either prau r to r tkede alone, but Por them also who 6 h a 1 1 believe in me throuah their word J hat I h e u all y m a ? be o n e Jhat the world m a u believe that Jhou hadt dent me For guidance, for Faithfulness, for untiring effort, and for complete devotion to her God- given tasks, we express our thanks and grate- fully dedicate the COMMONER of 1949 to Dean Alma Rader. DEAN ALMA RADER ca VL- i: i I 1 ( OUR PRESIDENT God gave him steadfastness, unwaver- ing faith and complete, God-centered reliance. Thus it is that through the dark- est and brightest years of Bryan ' s his- tory emanates the invaluable leadership of our Jaeloved President, Dr. Judson A. Rudd. • THE FACULTY DWISHT W. RYTHER, B.S.C., M.A. Vice-President and Dean, and Professor of English LLOYD E. FISH, B.A.. A.M. Vice-President and Treasurer, and Professor of Psychology and New Testament Greek NORMAN H. UPHOUSE, A.B., B.Th., M.Th Dean of Men and Professor of Bible ALMA F. RADER Dean oF Women and Instructor in Bible T H E EARL WILLIAMSON, Jh.B. Comptroller and Instructor in Bible BEATRICE BATSON, B.A., M.£. Assistant Professor of English and History LESLIE J. DIXON, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry CAROL JEANNE HALLOIN, B.S. Instructor in Biological Sciences LOIS L. WEYHE, B.A. Registrar MARGARET OUINN McGOWAN, B.M., M.M. Instructor in Music ic A U T Y GARNER E. HOYT, B.A., B.D. Assistant Professor of French and Linguistics MARY A. GREEN, R.N., A.B., M.N. Instructor in Mathematics and University Nurse WILLIAM DONALD GREEN, Th.B., A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Bible and Education DOROTHY MORGAN GROTE, B.A. Instructor in Music LILLIAN REBECCA PECK, B.A. Instructor of Physical Education for Women EDNA C. BYERS, A.B., B.S., A.M. Librarian ' . ' .cvl First Re MRS. LLOYD E. FISH, B.A. Office Secretary MRS. EARL WILLIAMSON Assistant to the Treasurer ILA RUTH MAHR, B.A. Secretary to the Dean Second Row: HERBERT W. HILL Manager of the Boarding Department MRS. HERBERT HILL Dietitian and Hostess ARCHIE B. KEFFER Associate Superintendent of Construction Third Row: MRS. NORMAN H. UPHOUSE Chairman of the Social Committee EDWARD W. PAYNE Student Instructor of Spanish MRS. DONALD C. OAKLEY Student Instructor of Spanish THE STAFF 12 J. Reed, R. Tfi vebauqh, D. Oakley (Chairman), C. Jaynes, H. Goehring. M. S. M. In April, 1948, the members of the stu- dent body organized themselves into the Mass Student Movement, with the purpose of unifying their efforts to aid in the completing of our administra- tion building. The responsibility of gen- erating operative suggestions on which they can take action is carried by a committee of five students elected each Fall by the three upper classes. fe!S5 « 5 , ! V V '  -. ' ' ' -f ' W-. ' %m ■ -« ; Current issues of Importance which arise among the students are discussed, acted upon, by the Student Council, and then sent to the Administration for its approv- al. Though not handling matters of dis- cipline, the Council, composed of a girl and boy from each class, does act as a vital organization by promoting student- staff relationships. STUDENT COUNCIL R. Meznar, W. Bishop, A. Williams, C. Wonderly (Vice-President), R. Craig, I. Hay (President), J. Sutton, V. Smiley (Secretary). SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS H. MOELLER President W. BRECKB1LL Vice-President N. KONVES Secretary L. GOEHRING Treasurer C. BRICKEL Business Manager JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS D. CONGDON President G. CARLSON Vice-President J. JONES Secretary G. SCHWENK Treasurer C. RILEY Business Manager SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS L. MEZNAR President C. WONDERLY Vice-President S. EURE Secretary J. KETTENRING Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS A. JEWETT President J. MARTIN Vice-President C. HOWELL Secretary A. PFLUG Treasurer SENIORS WILLIAM BISHOP NOLA BOOKAMER WILLIAM BRECKBILL, JR. WILLIAM A. BISHOP 9 Brookdale Ave., Greenville, S. C. Bible Major Philippians 3:8 Furman University, I; Class President, 3; F.M.F., 2, 3, 4; French Club, 4; Student Council, 4; SCARLET. NOLA G. BOOKAMER Irvona, Penna. History Major Psalms 37:4 Forensic Union I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, Secretary, 3; Choir, I; Child Evangelism, 3, 4; Lay Ambassadors, 4; Science Club, 4; Camera Club, 2; COMMONER Staff, 3, Assist- ant Editor; Gold Girls ' Sports Captain, 3, 4; GOLD. WILLIAM W. BRECKBILL, JR. 2923 Oak Ave., Altoona, Penna. English Major Philippians 3:8 Class Vice-President, 4; Forensic Union, I; Science Club, 4; Choir, I, 2, 3; Gospel Singers, I, 3; SCARLET. 19 4 9 i i CLAIR E. BRICKEL 104 Diagonal St., Rittman, Ohio English Major I Corinthians 15:58 Who ' s Who, 4; Class President, I, 2; Class Business Man- ager, 4; COMMONER Staff 3, Editor; Pastor ' s Fellow- ship, I, 2, 3, 4, President, 2; Forensic Union, 1,2,3, Par- liamentarian, 2; Choir, I, 2, 3; Bryan Gospel Singers, I; Vetsville Committee 2, 3, 4, Chairman 4; SCARLET, WANDA LOIS BURCHAM R.R. I, New Castle, Penna. Chemistry Major Philippians 1:6 Archery Club I; Forensic Union I; Child Evangelism I, 3, 4; Lay Ambassadors I; F.M.F., 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil, 3; Science Club, 3, 4; Camera Club, 2; GOLD. CLAIR BRICKEL WANDA BURCHAM GEORGE CONE LYMAN GOEHRING GEORGE E. CONE Danville, Ohio Biology Major I Thessalonians 5:18 French Club, 4; M.S.M. Committee, 3; GOLD. LYMAN LEVI GOEHRING R.R. I, Zelienople, Penna. Chemistry Major John 15:16 Class Vice-President, 3; Class Treasurer, 2, 4; Student Council I, 2, 3, Vice-President 3; Forensic Union I, 2, 3, 4, Critic I, Sgt. at Arms 2, President 3; Lay Ambas- sadors, I, 2; Camera Club, 2, 3, 4; Program Chairman, 2, President, 4; F.M.F., 3, 4; COMMONER Staff, 3, As- sistant Photo Editor; Scarlet Boys ' Sports Captain, I, 2, 3; SCARLET. 17 SENIORS ROYAL GROTE JANE HELMICK JOSEPHINE JENKINS ROYAL U. GROTE 24 Doering Way, Cranford, N. J. Chemistry Major Psalms 19:14 Camera Club, 3, 4; COMMONER Staff, 3, Circulation Manager; Science Club, 3, 4; Rifle Club, I; SCARLET. JANE LEAH HELMICK 1817 Noble Road, E. Cleveland, Ohio History Major Proverbs 3:5-6 F.M.F., I; Lay Ambassadors, 2, 3, Secretary, 3; Child Evangelism, I, 2, 3, 4; Forensic Union, I; Camera Club, I, 2; Science Ciub, 3, 4; Forensic Captain for Golds, 4; Class Treasurer, 3; SOLD. JOSEPHINE E. JENKINS R.R. 5. New Castle, Penna. English Major Psalms 91:1 Nyack Missionary Training Institute, I, 2; French Club, 4; Forensic Union, 3, 4; Archery Club, 3; F.M.F., 3; Choir, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 4; Gospel Singers, 4; Who ' s Who, 4; GOLD. 19 4 9 MARY FRANCES KENNEDY R.R. I, Clarksburg, W. Va. English Major I Thessalonians 5:24 Bible Major LAURINE ELLEN KOLDERUP R.R. 2, Suring, Wis. Psalms 16:11 Salem College, I ; F.M.F., 2, 3, 4; Child Evangelism, 2, Marinette County Normal School and Oshlcosh State 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club, 2; Archery Club, 3, Teacher ' s College, I, 2; F.M.F., 3, 4; Child Evangelism, 4, President, 4; SCARLET. 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 4; Camera Club, 3; GOLD. NORMA KONVES WANDA LAUTZENHEISER NORMA JEAN KONVES 519 Wayne Street, Mansfield, Ohio Biology Major Mark 10:27 Class Secretary, 4; Science Club, 3, 4; Child Evangelism, I, 3, 4; Camera Club, 2; Instrumental Ensemble, 3; Lay Ambassadors, 4; COMMONER Staff, 3, Secretary; GOLD. WANDA RUTH LAUTZENHEISER Celina, Ohio English Major Philippians 1:20 Child Evangelism, I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4; F.M.F., 2, 3, 4; Lay Ambassadors, I; OS. A. Council, 4; Choir, I, 2, 3, 4; GOLD. 19 SENIORS t .• WH ' M A LINN LOSHBOUGH MARJORIE MILLER HENRf MOELLER NELL PEARSON LINN F. LOSHBOUGH Because of illness, Linn was compelled to discontinue his studies at the conclusion of the Fall Quarter. He in- tends to complete his work next year and graduate with the Class of 1950. MARJORIE ANN MILLER Winona Lake, Ind. Chemistry Major Jude 24-25 Bob Jones College and Western Reserve University, I; F.M.F., I, 2; Forensic Union, I. 2, 4; Science Club, 4; Class Vice-President, I, 2; SCARLET. HENRY R. MOELLER 1312 S. Hampshire Ave., Mason City, Iowa French Major Job 23:10 Class President, 4; Camera Club, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent, 3, Program Chairman, 4; F.M.F., 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4; Who ' s Who 4; COMMONER Staff Photo Editor, 3; Archery Club, I; GOLD. LILLIAN NELL PEARSON Reagan, Tex. English Major Joshua 1:9 Southern Methodist University, I; Forensic Union, 4; F.M.F., 2, 3, 4; Camera Club, 2, 3; Science Club, 4; SCARLET. 19 4 9 JEAN MIRIAM PULKIN 881 N.E. 2nd Place, Hialeah, Fla. English Major John 15:16 University of Miami (Florida), 3; Child Evangelism, I, 2; Forensic Union, I, 2, 4; Choir, I; NEWSETTE Report- er, I; GOLD. A. CLYDE SIMMONS R.R. I, Spencer, Tenn. Spanish Major Romans 8:38-39 Lay Ambassadors, I; F.M.F., 2, 3, 4; Camera Club, 2; French Club, 4; SCARLET. JEAN PULKIN CLYDE SIMMONS JANE SUTTON JOHN TEETER JANE SUTTON 526 Jefferson St., Evans City, Penna. English Major Isaiah 25:1 F.M.F., I, 2, 3, 4; Forensic Union, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Camera Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman, 3, Sec- retary, 4; Student Council, I, 4, Dormitory Committee, 4; COMMONER Staff, 3, Assistant Editor; Who ' s Who, 4; SOLD. JOHN SAMUEL TEETER R.R. I, Nanty-Glo, Penna. Bible Major Romans 15:21 Pastor ' s Fellowship, I, 2; Child Evangelism, 4; Choir, I, 2; SCARLET. 21 H First Row: G. DALMAIN CONGDON 2930 Cottage Grove Ave. De Moines, Iowa MELVA JEAN BEECHER 1516 H St. BRUCE ALLEN BRICKEL 104 Diagonal St. Belleville, Kans. Rittman, Ohio GORDON HERBERT CARLSON 235 Cornell St. Elyria. Ohio FRANCIS MARION BRILL 201 E. Boscawen St. Winchester, Va. JACQUELINE JONES 1511 E. 3rd St. GLEN FREDERICK SCHWENK Route 3 Dayton. Ohio LaPorte, Ind. Third Row: WILLIAM ROBERT CARAWAY 52 Armstrong St. EDWIN B. COCKRILL Winona Lake, Ind. Mansfield, Ohio Second Row: ROBERT BRUCE COLLITT 38 Regent St. Wilkes-Barre, Penna. ROGER WILLIAM BACON 38 Kenova Buffalo. N. Y. HUGH IVAN COOMBS 91 Gilligan St. Wilkes-Barre, Penna. 22 J U N First Rov, O R EMORY LYTTON GARBER ARDELLE LaMAE COSTLEY General Delivery Ripon, Calif Davis, W. Va. DONALD W. FARNER Bryan University Dayton, Tenn. Bryan Univers ty PAUL ROBERT GILLESPIE Dayton, Tenn LESTER FARRINGTON Bryan University BETTY JO FITZGERALD Route 15, Box 47C Dayton, Tenn. Richmond, Va. Third Route Row: 2 HAROLD HUGH GOEHRING Evans City, Penna Second Row: DOROTHY ELIZABETH FRANCE Greenback, Tenn. Route 2 JANICE IRENE GOEHRING Evans City, Penna Route 10, Bo JOYCE FAE HAWTHORNE 224 Richmond, Va LAVANA FULLER Route 2, Box 86 Arlington, Tex. Bryan Univers ty IAN MORELAND HAY Dayton, Tenn 23 T H E First Row: 888 Murray Ave. Route 1 SHIRLEY ANN HORN Mentor, Ohio DELLA ELAINE HUCK Brighton, III. 160 Buchanan 364 E. 323rd. St St. LAMAR MODERT Bronsen, ROBERT EARLE MURPHEY Willoughby, Mich. Ohio 1545 Pullan Ave. GLADYS JENNEWEIN Cincinnati, Ohio Third Row: Box 674 VERNON WILMER KOESTER Sheffield, Iowa JANET IRENE NORCZYK Ontonagon, Mich. Second Row: 2104 Luzerne Ave DAVID LARSON Silver Spring, Md. 1135 8th St. 1135 8th St. DONALD CHILTON OAKLEY Portsmouth, JACQUELYN RUTH OAKLEY Portsmouth, Ohio Ohio SUZANNE MILLER Winona Lake, Ind. RODERICK JAY PATEFIELD Edgar, Wis. 24 J U N O R First Row: EMILY JANE PHILLIPS 1 102 Red Oak St. Charleston. W. Va. CHARLES B. RILEY ROBERT B. ROSENAU DOROTHY FERN SCOVILLE 81 Franklin St. 227 E. 14th St. Route I Second Row: VIRGINIA B. SMILEY 3356 So. Corona Englewood, Colo. Verona. N. J. Elyria, Ohio Lagrange, Ohio ROBERT WAYNE SNIDER 704 Poplar St. Roaring Spring. Penna. JOHN RICHARD SPRINGER Route 3, Box HOC Altoona. Penna. OTHEL HARDIN SULLIVAN Fairview, Tenn. Route 2 Third Row: Route I 4409 State St. Route I THOMAS VERNON TAYLOR RICHARD D. TEVEBAUGH BETTY THOMPSON Lenoir City, Tenn. THELMA MAUDE ZIEGLER Valencia, Penna. E. St. Louis, III. Wellington, Ohio 25 SOPHOMORES First Row: LEONARD A. MEZNAR 3227 E. 1 17th St. Cleveland, Ohio MAX LESLIE BOISE 550 E. Herrick St. Wellington, Ohio STELLA HOPE EURE 1324 21st St., So. Norfolk, Va. 1516 H St. 1516 H St. CHARLLA MAY BEECHER U. J. BEECHER SARAH JUNE BELL Kincheloe, W. Va. Belleville, Kans. Belleville, Kans. JOEL SANBORN KETTENRING 36 Front St. Milan, Ohio Third Row: RUTH ANN ADAMS 2415 Payne Road Des Moines, Iowa 3835 Ridge Ave. ROBERT GRAHAM BIRCH Macon, Ga. 317 High St ROBERT WOODWARD CHAPMAN Chattanooga, Tenn. Second Row: 35 Manhatta ROY JAMES CLARK n Ave. Buffalo, N. Y. ALMA L. AUSTIN 4314 Travis Dallas, Tex. 1308 W. Nlr th St GROVER CLEVELAND COX D es Moines, Iowa ELLSWORTH EARL BALZER Route 3 Dayton, Tenn. Route 3 ROBERT L. CRAWFORD LaPorte, Ind. 26 First Row: EDWARD LEE GREENWOOD 195 No. Ridge Rd. Lorain, Ohio 3105 Hull St. BENJAMIN OLIVER CRUMP Richmond, Va. BETTY JOYCE HANNA P. O. Box 535 Willoughby, Ohio West Webb Rd Route 3 ROBERT LYNN DAVIS Mineral Ridge, Ohio DARALD DEAN ELLER Iowa Falls, Iowa VIRGINIA HEALAN Box 241 Winter Garden, Fla. ROSELYN FRANKLIN Emmalena, Ky. Third Row: GRACE GILLESPIE MARGARET LOIS HOOKS Bryan University Dayton, Tenn. 311 Franklin Ave. Kittanning, Penna. LAUREN HOYT 13 Lockwood St. Binghamton, N. Y. Second Row: CALVIN JOSEPH JAYNES Bryan University Dayton, Tenn. HUGO RAYMOND GINGRICH Seville, Ohio PAULINE JEWETT R.R. 1 Wellington, Ohio 1226 Sycamore LOIS LaREINE GOW Columbus, Ind. JEANNINE JONES 1620 El Monte St. San Antonio, Tex. SOPHOMORES 27 SOPHOMORES First Row: EVERETT LAVERNE KIER R.R. 1, Box 21? CHARLES COLUMBUS KIRTLEY Union Star, Mo. DOROTHY MAY KRAUTTER 209 Vine St. Marshfield, Wis. Roselle. N. J. R.R. 1 R.R. 5 JOHN MASON Hindman, Ky. RICHARD CHARLES MAYCUMBER West Salem MILDRED EVELYN McBRIDE Manstield, Ohio Ohio WALTER EUGENE KURY 7248 Mallard St. St. Louis, Mo. Third Row: MILDRED ADELLE LEE Murrayville. Ga. R.R. 1 DONALD EDWARD McCLINTICK New Castle, ' enna. Box 511 WILLIAM JOHN MONN Eusti. , Fla. Second Row: EDWIN C. MORELAND 312 So. Lorraine Wichita, Kans. MARGARET JEAN LOFTICE 5446 Richmond Ave. Dallas, Tex. 24 Doering MORRIS G. E. MORGAN Way Cranford, N. J. CLIFFORD 0. MARTIN 745 24th St. South Bend, Ind. 364 E. 323rd RUTH LOIS MURPHEY Street Willoughby, Ohio 28 First Row: R.R. I R.R. 2 DAVID NAFF LESLIE STERLING NAPIER Saxe, Va. EMILY I. NICHOLSON Adrian, Penna. Hubbard, Ohio EDWARD W. PAYNE Acevedo 1332 Banfield FCS Argentina, S. A. NORBERT GLEN PRUST 811 E. 5th St. Marshfield, Wis. Second Row: 31 Newton St. WARREN ELBERT PURDY Independence, Ohio JOHN WILLIAM REED 440 So. Broadway 526 Jefferson St., ROBERT D. SMITH RUTH SUTTON Peru, Ind. Evans City, Penna. CHARLES RUSSELL TABER 507 Tiighman St. AMenfown, Penna. Third Row: ALBERT HAROLD VOLCKMANN Bryan University Dayton, Tenn. R.R. 2 R.R. I Norwalk, Ohio ALDA MAY WILLIAMS ROBERT EARL WILLIAMS Mount Calm, Tex. GENE EDWIN WITZKEY CARL JOSEPH WONDERLY Mountain Lake Park, Md. Mansfield, Ohio Lexinoton, Ohio jML A 1 ?k SOPHOMORES 29 R E H M N t-irst Row: 2429 Winnemac LEONA ELIZABETH BELL Chicago, III. R.R. 1 ALLEN BRUCE JEWETT Wellington Ohio 3835 Ridge Ave. DOUGLAS BIRCH Macon, Ga. 1022 Lippert Rd., N JOHN GARES MARTIN . E. Canton Ohio R.R. 1 JOYCE H. BROWN Randolph, N. Y. MARTHA CHARLOTTE HOWELL 1135 8th St. Portsmouth Ohio Third Row Box 203 ARTHUR HARRY PFLUG Zelienople, Penna. DORIS VIOLA BUNCH Lakeville, Ind. 319 W. Front St. DOROTHY MAY ALLEN Plainfield, N. J. RUTH M. BUNCH Lakeville, Ind. Second Row: 268 Plaza D rive DOLORES JEAN BUSHART St. Louis, Mo. 38 Kenova PI. BONITA BACON Buffalo, N. Y. 235 Cornell HERBERT CARLSON Elyria, Ohio 2099 Elzey CUBIE BAUER Memphis, Tenn. 522 W. 4th St. DAVID M. COOK Mansfield, Ohio 30 First Row: Third Row: R.R. 2 JEAN COOPER Peru, Ind. R.R. 1 WYMAN SMITH FIREBAUGH Wooster, Ohio 3419 Arlington JOYCE LaVERNE COOPER St. St. Louis, Mo. R.R. 1 MARGARETE B. FREIDRICH LaPorte, Ind. IONA MARIE COSTLEY Davis, W. Va. Star Route CLARENCE DEAN GATCH Eustis Fla. GRACE CAROLINE COVENTRY Derby, N. Y. R.R. 1 LAWRENCE ANDREWS GRUBB Fredericktown, Ohio R.R. 1 REBECCA ANN CRAIG Colfax, Ind. Box 241 SARAH RUTH HEALAN Winter Garden Fla. Second Row: EDDIE RANDOLPH CRISP Martin, Ky. Fourth Row: MARGARET KATHRYN HAIGHT Hindman, Ky. 1801 Guthrie St GLEN ALVIN CRUMLEY Royal Oak, Mich. R.R. 3 CLAUDE WALLACE HUXHAM Huntington, W . Va. GLENDA JEAN ELLER Hubbard, Iowa 257 Van Buren ROSS EDWARD KING Peru, Ind. 1850 Cowden BETTY JANE FARNHAM Memphis, Tenn. 519 Wayne St. RUSSELL EDWIN KONVES Mansfield, Ohio R.R. 1 CHARLES DANIEL FIREBAUGH Wooster, Ohio 15! 1 Maiden L CHARLES HOLLIS KOONTZ ine Roanoke Va. . • tf A ' M| First Row: ERNEST WILSON LEE Third Row: NINA LUCILLE MEYERS Fairview Farm Ni DONNA L. LOCKARD w Vienna, Ohio Rt. 3, Box 225 LaPorte, Ind. RONALD MICHAEL MEZNAR 615 North C St. VIRGINIA MAXINE LYKENS Oskaloosa, Iowa 3227 E. 1 17th St Cleveland, Ohio KENNETH GEORGE MOELLER 1520 22nd Ave RICHARD NEAL MALONE Altoona, Penna. 1027 Franklin St. Johnstown, Penna. DONALD MONN R.R. 2 EVELYN MARKS St. Clair, Mo. Box 511 Eustis, Fla. CLAIRE MAE MYRTLE 317 E. Central Orlando, Fla. 31735 Vine St. Willoughby, Ohio Second Row: ERRIS ELLA MARTIN Fourth Row: RAYMOND EVERETT NEWBY Sale Creek, Tenn. Box 2 Camden, Ind. JACK MATHENY MARK DEE OGDEN Clendenln, W. Va. 421? Cabell Drive RANDALL E. MAYCUMBER ROBERT NEWTON PAGE R.R. 1, West Salem. Ohio 3005 Yucca Fort Worth, Tex. CHARLES EDWIN McCAULEY MARGARET YOUNG PFLUG Henry, III. Box 203 Zeltenople, Penna. RICHARD THORNTON MclNTOSH WAYNE LeROY PONTIOUS R.R. 2 Norwalk, Ohio M02 E. Cherokee tnid, (Jkla. R E H M E N 32 First Row: JEANNE RODGERS Third Row: JACK O ' BARR TATE 8726 Angora Dallas, Tex. 602 Morgan St. Valparaiso, Ind. 410 No. Adams WILLIAM JAMES ROLLER Loudonvllle. Ohio R.R. 1 LOIS EVELYN TEETER Manty-Glo, Penna. CAROL JEAN RUSSELL 1705 North Stoodar Wheaton, III. LUCY WILLIAMS ERNEST O. SCHWENK 641 Lexington Ave. Newport, Ky. R.R. 3 LaPorte, Ind. GILBERT PAUL WYLAND SHIRLEY MAE SCHAEFER 1806 12th St. Altoona, Penna. Munson Road Mentor, Ohio RICHARD DOYLE ZIEMER 316 7th St. New Philadelphia, Ohio Second Row: RICHARD CARMEN SHAFFER SPECIAL STUDENTS R.R. 1 Ne MARY FAITH SHIVELY i Castle. Penna. ARCHIE B. KEFFER 3301 Culver BETTY JEAN SLACK Dallas, Tex. 102 Devan Ave. MRS. NORMAN UPHOUSE Allentown, Penna. 108 Omar JAMES RUSSELL SMALS Struthers, Ohio Bryan University LOIS WEYHE Dayton, Tenn. Buena Vista, Va. Bryan University Dayton, Tenn. JOHN GORDON STANGE EARL PECK 314 6th St. Altoona, Penna. R.R. 2 Gary, Ind. K -i$ HENRY MOELLER JANE SUTTON WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Who ' s Who Among Students in Amer- ican Universities and Colleges requires that its members have scholarship, char- acter, leadership, and potentiality for fu- ture usefulness to business and society. At Bryan, a sharpened mind led by the Spirit of God is considered to be one of the most effective tools Christian youth can possess. A pure character, shaped by the hand of God, is a necessity to one who would w alk uprightly before his fel- lows. Leadership, too, is a prime quality present in the great men of God. Finally, potentiality for future usefulness is evi- dent in those who are useful in their col- lege days. JOSEPHINE JENKINS CLAIR BRICKEL ORGANIZATIONS 35 Seated: C. Taber (Secretary), J. Bell, J. Kettenring, W. Lautzenheiser, G. Schwenk (Chairman). Standing: Prof. Williamson, G. Cox, Prof. Dixon, C. Wonderly, T. Taylor, Prof. Hoyt. C.S.A. COUNCIL Composed of the Foreign Missions Fel- lowship, Child Evangelism Fellowship, Pastors ' Fellowship, and the Lay Ambas- sadors, the mass organization of the Christian Service Association realized with new growth a mass of new prob- lems, and the obvious need of someone to solve them. Chosen for this purpose is the C. S. A. Council, which has served to prove that effective organizations are the results of careful, prayerful direction. First Row: M. McBride, A. Ue. N. Pearson, L. Kolderup. J. Sutton, G. Coventry, J. Jones, D. Scoville, E. Phillips, A. Austin. Second Row: L. Meznar, A. Costley, E. Nicholson, V. Smiley (Secretary-Treasurer), H. Moeller (Vice-President) , Ian Hay (President), R. Tevebaugh (Regional Rep.), D. Huck, B. Bacon, E. Kfer. Third Row: R. Murphey, W. Burcham, J. Goehring, M. Kennedy, M. Haight, C. HoweM, E. Martin, D. Allen, W. Lautzenheiser, I. Mahr, L. Gow, R. Adams, M. Freidrich, C. Beecher, M. Lykens, F. Hawthorne, S. Eure, J. Jones, L. Goehring, L. Teeter. Fourth Row: W. Caraway, H. Goehring, L. Modert, E. Lee, J. Smals. G. Cox, R. Murphey, G. Witzky, R. King, R. Newby, R. Maycumber, L. Napier, C. Taber, R. Chapman, R. Patefield, U. J. Beecher, H. Gingrich, R. Rosenau. FOREIGN MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP The members of this organization be- lieve God is leading them to the foreign fields. Through their year ' s activities, the Foreign Missions Fellowship has been used to bring to many other students the chal- lenge of going and giving and praying. 37 ■ 1 - « 1 JR | 1 ■r r — «t ■T , ' .-? w- - ' V t ) ' The young men of the Student Pastors ' Fellowship see their field of the Lord ' s service in the pastorate. Together they find companionship and valuable aid in the examination of various phases of pas- toral work. PASTORS ' FELLOWSHIP First Row: W. Pontious, J. Martin, D. Cook, L. Loshbaugh (President}, Prof. Williamson (Sponsor), J. Kettenring (Vice-President), A. Jewett, E. Greenwood, C. Kirtley, K. Moeller. Second Row: D. Eller, A. Pflug, J. Stange, Randall Maycumber, R. Malone, T. Tay- lor (Secretary-Treasurer), C. Koontz, F. Brill, J. Reed, R. Mcintosh, B. Brickel, R. Collitt, C. Brickel, J. Tate, E. Garber. Not all of God ' s children have been chosen to be pastors and missionaries, but all have been commissioned to be His ambassadors. To the Christian laymen, this means living Christ in whatever walk of life He places them. LAY AMBASSADORS First Row: D. France, N. Meyers, S. Schaefer, R. Craig, I. Costley, C. Russell, A. Williams, L. Williams, N. Konves, C. Bauer. Second Row: R. Franklin, R. Shaffer, D. Bushart, D. McClintick (Vice-President), M. Pflug, C. Huxham, L. Fuller, R. Crawford, J. Bell (Sec- retary-Treasurer), C. Wonderly, G. Eller, N. Prust, L. Bell, W. Roller, N. Bookamer, R. Davis, R. Williams (President), W. Firebaugh, P. Jewett. First Row: V. Smiley, G. Coventry, C. Russell, L. Kolderup (Secretary-Treasurer), E. Cockrlll (President), W. Lautzenheiser (Vice Pres- ident), R. Craig, D. Scoville, M. Lykens. Second Row: A. Pfluq, N. Konves, N. Bookamer, L. Williams, I. Costley, S. Schaefer, W. t Burcham, E. Phillips, A. Lee, B. Slack, A. Williams, T. Taylor. Third Row: J. Jones, L. Gow, F. Hawthorne, L. Fuller, J. Brown, J. Bell, J. Helmick, J. Jones, R. Adams, M. Pfluq, M. Kennedy. Fourth Row: D. Allen, A. Costley, D. Conqdon, T. Zieqler, R. Mcintosh, B. Hanna, R. King, F. Brill, V. Healan, R. Maycumber, D. Huck, G. Cox, L. Napier, S. Miller, C. Myrtle. E. Lee, A. Jewett. CHILD EVANGELISM The burden of evangelizing children is being borne by these who gather for discussion of methods and aids to the pre- sentation of Sod ' s Word. Recognizing the invitation in Suffer the little children to come unto me, the members of the Child Evangelism Fellowship avail them- selves of the opportunities for actual work with children in nearby homes and schools. ■ ' Firsf Row: Mrs. McSowan (Director), Jacqueline Jones, D. Allen, D. Kra utter, Jeannine Jones. C. Howell, M. Kennedy, W. Lautzen- heiser, L. Bell. J. Jenkins. P. Jewett, B. Farnham. Second Row: R. Williams, A. Jewett, L. Fuller, J. Martin. 5. Eure. R. Newpy, J. Bell, U. J. Beecher, G. Eller, C. Wonderly, L. Gow, R. Clark, T. Taylor, G. Witiky, G. Crumley, L. Hoyt, R. Chapman. E. Greenwood, J. Oakley (Accompanist). THE CHOIR The members of the choir are chosen by audi- tion. Besides providing musical selections for services, they present several special programs throughout the year. How wondrously flow the songs of Zion from hearts that are tuned to the Maker of all things! The combination of tuned hearts and trained voices leaves a blessing with every listener. J. Oakley. D. Oakley, P. Jewett, J. Bell, J. Jenkins. GOSPEL SINGERS Each summer, groups of Bryan ' s Gospel Singers bear testimony of God ' s grace in word and music. In their witness for Christ they repre- sent the University family to our friends over the nation. H. Coombs, G. Kury, I. Hay, T. Taylor, R. Smith. 42 FORENSIC UNION The primary functions of the Forensic Union are to familiarize its members with the correct methods of parliamentary procedure and to afford opportunities for public speaking. Highly instructive, as well as entertaining, each meeting is cen- tered on a theme of pertinent interest. First Row: L. Meznar (Parliamentarian), Miss Batson (Sponsor), I. Hay (President), J. Sutton (Secretary), T. Taylor (Vice-President), F. Brill (Treasurer). Second Row: S. Horn, G. Jennewein, L. Modert, W. Pontious, J. Mason, (Sergeant at Arms), C. Taber, E. Lee, V. Healan, J. Jenkins. Third Row: D. Allen, B. Slack, A. Austin, S. Eure, R. Sutton, M. Miller. D. Scoville, S. Schaefer, N. Pearson, N. Bookamer. Fourth Row: L. Goehring, E. Moreland, R. Clark. D. Cook. R. Mcintosh. G. Cox. W. Caraway. SCIENCE CLUB In this era of advancement, the members of the Science Club endeavor to keep themselves in- formed of current scientific developments. First Row: Miss Halloin (Sponsor), G. Carlson (President), Prof. Dixon (Co-Sponsor). Second Row: L. Modert, J. Helmick. N. Pear- son, C. Russell, W. Burcham, M. Miller, N. Konves, N. Bookamer, H. Carlson, W. Caraway. Third Row: U. J. Beecher. R. Clark (Sec- retary-Treasurer), T. Payne (Vice-President), F. Brill, T. Taylor, R. Grote, W. Snider. 3d First Row: G. Crumley, H. Moeller (Program Chairman). Second Row: W. Firebaugh, J. Sutton (Secretary), W. Caraway (Treasurer). Third Row: J. Smais, C. Koontz. R. Kinq. Prof. Dixon (Co-Sponsor), Dean Ryther (Co-Sponsor), L. Goehring (President), Richard Maycumber (Vice-President). To learn better photographic techniques through discussion and practice is the objective of the Camera Club members. CAMERA CLUB 44 FRENCH CLUB The enchantments of language are the impelling forces behind these studious ones. First Row: Prof. Hoyt (Sponsor), C Taber (President), G. Cone (Vice-President), D. France (Secretary). Second Row: J. Goehring, M. Lykens. G. Coventry, R. Chapman, E. Kier, R. Shaffer, H. Moeller, M. Haight, L. Williams, J. Jenkins. Third Row: R. King, R. Craig, G. Crumley. B. Bacon, O. Sullivan. B. Hanna, J. Reed, M. Hooks. H. Coombs, S. Schaefer. First Row: R. Collitt, J. Collitt, O. Sullivan. D. Volckmann, E. Cockrill, L. Cockrill, P. Wyland. G. Peck. R. Grote, Jr.. R. Grote. C. Brickel (Mayor), A. Brickel, E. Garber, C. Garber, L. Farrington, D. Farrington, J. Cooper, S. Cooper, B. Brickel, G. Crumley. Second Row: F. Collitt, M. Sullivan, D. Volckmann, D. Volckmann, R. Cockrill, B. Wyland, D. Grote, M. Brickel, M. Garber, M. Far- rington, J. Cooper. Third Row: J. Goehring, H. Goehring, E. Moeller, H. Moeller, L. Peck, G. Carlson. V. Carlson, A. Pflug, M. Pflug, L. Hoyt, H. Eller, D. Eller, M. Springer, R. Springer, M. Greenwood, E. Greenwood, J. Carlson, H. Carlson, B. Farner, D. Farner, J. Oakley, R. Murphey, R. Murphey. Be it ever so much like a trailer, there ' s no place like home! VETSVILLE 45 HAROLD H. GOERHING Editor THOMAS V. TAYLOR Business Manager COMMONER STAFF J. Oakley, Asst. Ed., V. Smiley, Sec, H. Goehring, Ed., Miss Batson, Advisor. 0- l v P We now attend a college that bears the name of the Great Commoner who literally gave his life to protect the faith and character of the young people of America. The work of this staff has been to de- velop a pictorial of a small part of the history of that college. We have tried to do it well, for the glory of Christ and for the lasting pleasure of all who view its pages. E. Cockrill, Asst. Bus. Mgr., L. Farrington. Asst. Bus. Mgr. C. Riley, Circulation Mgr., T. Taylor, Bus. Mgr. D. Larson. Photoqrapher. W. Caraway, Photo- graphic Editor, D. Congdon, Art Editor, D. Mc- Smith, Official Photographer. 46 CARLETS AND GOLDS 47 L. Bell, R. Craig, C. Bauer, Cheerleaders; W. Roller, L. Goehrlng, I. Hay, E. Moreland, R. Newby. A R L E T R. King. E. Kier, W. Caraway. Cheerleaders; E. Martin. R. Adams, S. Eure (Sports Captain), R. Craig, A. Austin, D. Allen. B. Thompson. S. Horn. P. Jeweti 1 , Cheerleader, W. Pontious, J. Tate. J. Kettenrinq, M. Boise (Sports Captain), R. Smith, G. Cone, A. Jewett. O L D L. Hoyf, J. Reed. Cheerleaders; S. Miller, N. Bookamer (Sports Captain), G. Eller, S. Shaefer, W. Burcham, J. Bell, P. Jewett. BASKETBALL Though, intercollegiate, sports are not yet a part of our activ- ities, Scarlet and Sold basketball and volleyball competition pro- vides exercise and excitement for those participating as players, or as loyal fans. VOLLEYBALL mi, On Field Day, the Scarlets and Golds compete in various athletic contests, some requiring real ath- letic skill and others being of a more entertaining nature. Winners of each contest gain valuable points. At the end of the year ' s Scarlet and Gold competition, the side having the largest score has ts name engraved on the spe- cially-made plaque. AND FIELD DAY I ! • ii? ; FORENSIC AND HUMOROUS PROGRAMS The battle between Scarlets and Golds ncludes Forensic events as well as sports. An afternoon of spirited rivalry is always assured as the best talent from each side participates in dramatic readings and poetry, spelling, impromptus, extempores, book reviews, and orations. Humorous programs, a debate on a current prob- em, and after-dinner speeches complete the year ' s Forensic competition. o A L LIFE BIG DOIN ' S Here and there in our seemingly inces- sant activity, we halt for an evening of relaxation and association with the other members of the family on Bryan Hill. To know good rules of conduct and practice them is a vital part of one ' s preparation for life. Thus we learn even while we relax. Holiday Dinner Evening Medley Intersection in Composition Promenade Strains from a shepherd ' s pipe Patient voracity Wh en we were young 56 at the oven Good as Mom ' s LITTLE DOIN ' S No hard feelin ' s, unnerstan ' Preamble ; as Gt 1 I1P  mB! jHB 1 ■ 1 1 finl ■ f = , v r — — § ■HH ' L i 1 6 ADVERTISING DIRECTORY 1948-1949 ♦ PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS THEY ARE DEPENDABLE RELIABLE TRUSTWORTHY AND HONEST THEY DESERVE YOUR CONFIDENCE. RETAIL MERCHANDISE M. SCHILD COMPANY Canners . . . Stearns Coal . . . Ice Cream . . . Milk Phono 3 THE THRIFT STORE Peter ' s Diamond Brand Shoes . . . 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