Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

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hrough Through the years at Bryan — prosperous years and difficult years — there have been many evidences of Sod ' s guidance and blessing. Much progress has been made since that day when Bryan ' s first student body and faculty met in the old high school build- ing in Dayton. In 1935 classes were begun on the hill and in 1938 amidst a time of general rejoicing the school moved to its new home on the Bryan Campus. Much firaV Concede powring pouring fVfe R W

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Dr. •Judson Kudd resident The past twenty years have been rich with experiences, many of them difficult, when we were sorely tried; but we remember them all as blessed opportunities to prove our- selves faithful. Maintaining a clear-cut testimony for Christ and the Bible, solving seemingly unsolvable problems, and handling serious difficulties related to the operation of a young educational institution have all served, not only to give us considerable material assets, but to give also an enviable reputation as a growing Christian college of the highest standards. Matured, experienced, yet youthfully vigorous, Bryan Uni- versity is prepared for more fruitful service to God and Country.

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ears r if a n remained to be accomplished, but as the years went by, God proved Himself sufficient for every need. Dormitory space was provided for every student and work on the Administration Building continued for some time. Then in 1948, the Bryan University Memorial Chapel, another token of Sod ' s blessing, was completed. (jtpta JDormitopy :