Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1951 volume:

3RYAN USrVERSITY LIBU REFERENCE - - NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM 31 3: c t % o N E R ' - 1 PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE JUNIOR CLASS OF WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN UNIVERSITY DAYTON, TENNESSEE 19 5 1 Q : 0 DEDICATION To a spirit undaunted To a character strong and vigorous To an individual who is individualistic To a lady whose loyalty to duty is exemplary To a Christian whose testimony has been consistent To our friend who has inspired us To you, Miss Batson, v e the members of the class of 52 proudly dedicate This annual . . . o PRESIDENT Through the moments of uncertainty Through the days of dire need Through the months of prayer and waiting Through the years of struggle and near defeat Through the times both happy and drear To this day of progress and accomplishment God has given our beloved President, Dr. Judson A. Rudd, devotion, Patience, faith, and vision to guide Bryan University to its present place of prominence. Wi ' ' f ' ( rf HERBERT W. HILL HAROLD GOEHRING jfn tl iem fiam One bright day, when all +he world seemed such a lovely place — He knocked at our door and took them away. We, the students of Bryan University, pay high tribute to the memory of the late Herbert W. Hill, beloved staff member, supervisor, and friend to all. If one word could sum up what was good and fine and challenging in so good a man, it would be FAITHFULNESS — faithfulness in friendship, in his home, in his church, faithfulness to all his standards of conduct and honor, and a magnificent failhfuiness to the work and to the university he loved and to which he gave his utmost in service. Time shall not wear down nor eat away the eternal memory of cherished friend- ship. Humble, helpful, and friendly to all — a life dedicated to full time service on the mission field. Harold ' s passing just a week before his graduation was a shocking, sobering blow to the University, and perhaps, God ' s means of calling others. CONTENTS ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS FACULTY CLASS Whether it be In devotions, music, sports, work, organizations, or just plain study- ing, the motive for our preparation at Bryan is the same as the aim for our lives — that of glorifying the Lord Jesus Christ, in whom, to whom, and through whom are all things. B R Y A N ffw Left to right: Leonard A. Meznar. Ruth Sutton. Charles R. Taber. S. June Bell, and Roy J. Clark. Who ' s Who Among Studenfs in Annerican Universities and Colleges re- quires that its members have scholarship, character, leadership, and potentiality for future usefulness in business and so- ciety. Students who are chosen for this honor at Bryan must also possess a con- sistent Christian testimony. WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES A C T I V I T I E S Thanksgiving Day began with a simple Chapel service in the morning . . . THANKSGIVING Ai. ' hi then we enjoyed -the thrills of the annual Nodh- South touch football game in the afternoon . . . DAY spiced with spirited marches by the band, the greased pig chase, and the crowning of the football queens at half-time . . . and was climaxed by the splen- did repast at the banquet in the evening. STUDENT Get Up Fix Up Call Up End Up LIFE . . . Shovel Out Send Out Sign Out Sack Out WORK Work and Bryan are almost synon- ymous for sometime during the year, almost everyone from the President down to the lowliest freshman can be seen doing some kind of manual labor in or around the University. BANQUET Formals and corsages were part of the proper apparel at the Christmas and Bryan Birthday Banquets which provide one of the colorful aspects of the year ' s social life. DOIN ' S ON THE CAMPUS fixing . . . buying studying . pow-wowing DOIN ' S OFF THE CAMPUS rolling loading hiking resting The battle between the Scarlets and Golds was restricted to forensic events this year. Several evenings of spirited ri- valry are assured as the best talent from each side participates in dramatic and poetry readings, spelling, impromptus. extempores, book reviews, and orations, hlumorous programs, a debate on a cur- rent problem, and after-dinner speeches complete this phase of the year ' s intra- mural competition. 20 o R G A N I Z A T I O N S STUDENT CO UNCIL 1 OFFICERS ROY CLARK President JOSEPH COX Vice-President JANICE BROWN Secretary JOEL KETTENRING Chairman RONALD MEZNAR ROBERT BRYANT DEAN KOONTZ LEONARD MEZNAR M. S. M. COMMITTEE 22 ATHLETIC COMMITTEE OFFICERS JOHN REED ■ Chairman REBECCA CRAIG Secretary PROF. WM. D. GREEN Faculty Advisor OFFICERS RICHARD MclNTOSH Chairman ALDA MAY WILLIAMS Secretary MR. EARL WILLIAMSON Faculty Advisor C. S. A. COUNCIL 23 OFFICERS CHARLES TABER President RUTH SUTTON Secretary-Treasurer PROF. GARNER HOYT Faculty Sponsor Those istudents who feel the call of foreign lands find in F.M.F. fellowship, Inspiration, and information concerning the various mission fields of the world. FOREIGN MISSIONS 24 V - Jl J. OFFICERS JOEL KETTENRING President RICHARD MclNTOSH Vice-President KENNETH IvIOELLER Secretary-Treasurer PROF. GLEN C. ATKINS Faculty Sponsor This fellowship admits to its membership those students who have definitely dedicated them- selves to full-time service and who believe that the Lord is leading them into the ministry. PASTORS ' FELLOWSHIP 25 OFFICERS THELMA ANDREWS President ALDA MAY WILLIAMS Vice-President MARY GROVER Secretary-Treasurer MRS. PETER SKANSE Faculty Sponsor For young people who are especially inter- ested in working with children and bringing them to know the Lord and Savior, the Child Evange- lism Fellowship offers a field of service and training. CHILD EVANGELISM 26 Each summer Bryan ' s Gospel Singers bear testimony of God ' s grace in word and music. In their witness for Christ they represent Bryan to the friends of the University across the nation. GOSPEL SINGERS Rose Marie Brown, Lenora Dickens. June Hively, and Virginia Segulne 27 MUS lC-0 FORENSIC UNION OFFICERS WARREN PURDY President FRED DONEHOO Vice-President ROBERT BRYANT Secretary WILLIAM CARAWAY Treasurer CHARLES TABER Parliamentarian DAVID COOK Sergeant-at-Arms DEAN D. W. RYTHER Advisor OFFICERS FRED DONEHOO President BOB LEHNHART Vice-President LOIS CARTWRIGHT Secretary LUMAN GESFORD Treasurer DEAN D. W. RYTHER Advisor 1 1 wii. -i rg ' i -a ... .. i mm ' : I E R A C T U 30 1 B COMMONER STAFF WAYNE PONTIOUS Editor RICHARD MclNTOSH Associate Editor CLIFFORD HANHAM Business Manager GRACE COVENTRY Photographic Editor DAVID COOK Art Co-Editor PAUL V YLAND Art Co-Editor ALBERT LEVENGOOD Advertising Manager ROSS KING Advertising Manager RICHARD MAYCUMBER Photographer CHARLES KOONTZ Photographer DORIS BUNCH Typist THEIMA ANDREWS Secretary JACK STANCE Circulation Manager PROF. WM. D. GREEN Advisor SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS CHARLES KIRTLEY President LOIS ARDELEAN Vice-President RICHARD SHAFFER Secretary-Treasurer MISS LOU ROUGH Co-Sponsor PROF. LAMAR MODLRT Co-Sponsor OFFICERS CHARLES TABER President MARGARET HAISHT Vice-President MARGUERITE TABER Secretary THELMA ANDREV S Treasurer PROF. GARNER HOYT Sponsor FRENCH L U B 32 LAY AMBASSADORS OFFICERS CHARLES THORNTON President RICHARD SHAFFER Vice-President REBECCA CRAIG Secretary-Treasurer MISSZELPHA RUSSELL Sponsor OFFICERS RALFE KAISER President LOIS ARDELEAN Vice-President ELIZABETH CONGDON Secretary WARREN PURDY Treasurer MISS ILA RUTH MAHR Sponsor ARCHERY CLUB 33 VETSVILLE Mayor Cal Jaynes and Councilmen Allen Jewett and Ted Bricker are mak- ing numerous improvements for the welfare of the little town located on the southern slope of Bryan Hill. This city within a city is home for 34 of Bryan ' s married students. A T H L E T I C S TRACK Dr. Howard Vos ' thin- clads are entering their second year of intercollegiate track competition with some substantial reinforcements, great enthusiasm, and high hopes for a success- ful season. The cross country team proved them- selves to be able run- ners even against tough competition. CROSS COUNTRY 36 Workouts both on the Hill and on the Rhea high athletic field ran off smoothly under the capable direc- tion of Coach hHoward Vos and Man- agers John Reed and Fred Donehoo. mm m ■rnimiiif ■ iH i imiB . : ; t .• . I ' 1 | -_i- . p ' ■- } Softball is one of the phases of the intramural sports program which fur- nishes exercise, entertainment, and release from busy classroom life. BOYS ' SOFTBALL Bryan lassies are not only handy with needle and thread but can also take a mean cut at the ball and send a screaming line drive over the heads of the opposing outfielders. GIRLS ' SOFTBALL The battle of the backboards provided sports headlines during the winter quarter. This year It was the more youthful freshman and sophomore teams which turned in the most victories. BOYS ' BASKETBALL 40 In addition to intrannurai basketball games Bryan girls also faced formid- able opposition from the industrial teams of the surrounding area. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL 41 Although the competition was rugged and hard-fought, most of the touch football players managed to survive the season without serious injury. The Junior Beavers possessed enough veteran players to garner an undefeated season. o o B A F A C U L T Y DR. JUDSON A. RUDD President DWIGHT W. RYTHER Executive Vice President and Dean LLOYD E. FISH Vice-President and Treasurer WILLARD A. ARCHER Executive Secretary ADMINISTRATION EARL WILLIAMSON Comptroller NORMAN H. UPHOUSE Dean of Men KATHLEEN COWAN Dean of Women LOIS WEYHE Registrar 44 A U First Row GLEN C. ATKINS MARY A. GREEN WILLIAM D. GREEN Second Row BEATRICE E. BATSON GARNER E. HOYT ROBERT D. MARSTON LOU ELLEN ROUGH Third Row ZELPHA L. RUSSELL PETER 1. R. SKANSE RUTH THOMPSON SKANSE PAUL DONALD STOCK Fourth Row EMMAGENE BARDEN VOS HOWARD F. VOS E. LAMAR MODERT JACQUELYN HOWELL OAKLEY ALMA F. RADAR 45 I Jr, jp •■3 1 I l ' ' sIBm A J v. J(r- ■1 V .ilvi STAFF ILA RUTH MAHR ERMA HILL WALTER TIMMERMAN REBECCA PECK DONALD C. OAKLEY HERBERT W. HILL ARCHIE B. KEFFER CARLA WILLIAMSON HAZEL NELL SEIGER BARBARA HOYT c L A S S E S SENIORS OFFICERS JOEL KETTENRING President LEONARD MEZNAR Vice-President ALDA MAY WILLIAMS Secretary EDWARD GREENWOOD Treasurer MR. EARL WILLIAMSON Sponsor 48 DONALD ANDERSON, Hisfory Major; Bob Jones Univ. 1,2; Pastor ' s Fellowship, 3; Voice Recital, 3.4. ALMA AUSTIN, English Major; F.M.F., 1,2,3,4; COMMONER Staff, 3; Forensic Union, 1,2,3,4; French Club, 2. JUNE BELL, English Major; Choir, 1,2,3,4; Gospel Singers, 1,2; Band, 3,4; Lay Annbassadors, 1,2,3; F.M.F., 4; Child Evangelism, 3; C.S.A. Council, 2; Who ' s Who, 4; Gold Sport Captain, 3; Class Sport Captain, 4. SENIORS WILLIAM CARAWAY, Second Quarter— left for Armed Forces. ROY CLARK, Bible Major; Forensic Union, i,2,3, Vice-President, 3; Science Club, 1,2,3; M.S.M. Chair- man, 3; Class Vice-President, 3; Student Council, 4, President; Gospel Singers, 3; Who ' s Who, 4. ROBERT L. DAVIS, History Major; Gospel Singers, I; Science Club, I; Band, 1,3,4, Librarian, 4; Instru- mental Ensemble, 1; C.S.A. Council, 2,3, President, 3; F.M.F., 2,3,4; Class Treasurer, 3. 49 ROSELYN FRANKLIN. History Major; Choir, I; Class Secretary, I; Lay Ambassadors, 1,2; F.M.F., 3,4; Child Evangelism, 1,4; COMMONER Staff, 3; C.S.A. Council, 4. HUGO GINGRICH, Bible Major; Choir, I; Instrumental Ensemble, 1; Band, 3,4; Forensic, 3,4; F.M.F., 1,2,3,4; French Club, 2. EDWARD GREENWOOD, English Major; Choir, 2; Pastors ' Fellowship, 1,2,3,4, President, 3; COM- MONER Staff, 3, Business Manager; Class Treasurer, 4; Vetsville Committee, 3. SENIORS BETTY HANNA, English Major; F.M.F., 1,4; Lay Ambassadors, 2,3; French Club, 2,4; Child Evange- lism, 1,2,3,4; Student Council, 4. GRACE HARER, English Major; F.M.F., 3,4; Child Evangelism, 3. MARGARET HOOKS, Spanish Major; Child Evangelism, 1,2; Archery Club, 1,2; French Club, 2. 50 LAUREN HOYT, English Major; Class President, 3; Pastors ' Fellowship, 3,4; Choir, 1,3; Band, 3,4. CALVIN JAYNES, Mathematics Major; M.S.M., 2; Camera Club, 2; Mayor, Vetsville, 4; Class Busi- ness Manager, 4. ARCHIE KEFFER, English Major; Pastor ' s Fellowship, I. JOEL S. KETTENRING, English Major; Pastors ' Fellowship, 1,2,3,4, President, 4; Camera Club, I; Class Vice-President, 2; Class President, 4; C.S.A. Council, 2; M.S.M., 3-4, Chairman, 4; COM- MONER Staff, 3; Track Team, 3,4; Assistant in Promotion, 3. J l g x CHARLES KIRTLEY, Biology Major; Pastors ' Fellowship, 1,2,3; F.M.F., 4; Science Club, 3,4. DOROTHY KRAUTTER, Biology Major; Choir, 1,2,3; Lay Ambassadors, 1,2. MARGARET LOFTICE, English Major; Child Evangelism, 1,2; COMMONER Staff, 3; F.M.F., 4. DONALD McCLINTICK, Bible Major; Lay Ambassadors, Vice-President, 2; Pastors ' Fellowship, 3. 51 RICHARD MAYCUMBER, History Major; Camera Club, 1,2,3,4; French Club, 1,2; RM.F., 2,3,4; COMMONER Staff Photographer, 3,4. LEONARD MEZNAR, Bible Major; Student Council, 1,3,4, President, 3; Class President, 2; Class Vice-President, 4; M.S.M., 4; F.M.F., 2; Who ' s Who, 4; Forensic, 1,2. MORRIS MORGAN, English Major; Pastor ' s Fellowship, 1,2,3; Forensic, I; French Club, 2; COM- MONER Staff, 3. SENIORS LESLIE NAPIER, F.M.F., History Major; 1,2,3,4; Child Evangelism, 1,2,3,4. EMILY NICHOLSON, English Major; F.M.F., 1 ,2,3,4; C.S.A. Council, 3. DOROTHEA NICHOLSON, English Major; French Club, 3,4; F.M.F., 3,4; Athletic Committee, 4; School Nurse, 3,4. 52 WARREN PURDY, Bible Major; Pastors ' Fellowship, 1,2,3,4; Child Evangelism, 4; French Club, 4; Forensic, 3,4, President, 4; Archery Club Treasurer, 4; Debate Club, 3; Track, 3,4; Choir, 4. JOHN WILLIAM REED, English Major; Pastors ' Fellowship, 1,2,3,4, Vice-President, 3; M.S.M. Com- mittee, 2; COMMONER Staff, 3; Forensic, 3; Athletic Committee, 3,4, Chairman, 4; Track Manager, 3,4. RUTH SUTTON, English Major; F.M.F., 1,2,3,4, Secretary, 4; Forensic, 1,2,3,4, Secretary, 3; Stu- dent Council, Secretary, 3; Child Evangelism, 4; French Club, 3; Choir, 3,4; Who ' s Who, 4. CHARLES TABER, English Major; F.M.F., 1,2,3,4, President, 4; Science Club, Secretary, I; French Club President, 2,4; Forensic, 2,3,4, Parliamentarian, 4; C.S.A. Council, Secretary, 2; Child Evangel- ism, 2; COMMONER Staff, Editor, 3; Who ' s Who, 4; Gospel Singers, 3; Student Instructor, French and Linguistics, 4. ALDA MAY WILLIAMS, English Major; Child Evangelism, 1,2,3,4, Vice-President, 4; Class Secretary, 4; Lay Ambassadors, 1,2; F.M.F., 3,4; C.S.A. Council, 3,4, Secretary, 4; Student Council, 2. GENE WITSKY, English Major; Class President, I; Class Prayer Chairman, 2,3,4; F.M.F., 1,2,3,4; Choir, 2. CARL WONDERLEY, English Major; Lay Ambassadors, 1,2; Class Vice-President, 2; Student Council, 2,4; COMMONER Staff, 3; C.S.A. Council, 2; Choir, 2,3. LOIS WONDERLY, English Major; F.M.F., 1,2; Child Evangelism, 1,2,3; Choir, 2,3; Forensic, I. 53 W  I MWImP JUNIORS JUNIORS FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Thelma Andrews David Cook Rebecca Craig Margaret hiaight Robert Bryant Joyce Cooper Glenn Crumley Ann Hall Doris Bunch lona Costley Wyman Firebaugh Clifford Hanham Ruth Bunch Grace Coventry Margaret Friedrich Allen Jewett 56 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Ross King Ruth Landrum Richard Malone Billy Monn Russell Konves Ernest Lee John Martin Wayne Pontious Charles Kooniz Albert Levengood Randall Maycum ber Norbert Prust John Lacey Richard Mcintosh Ronald Meznar Ernest Schwenk JUNIORS JUNIORS FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: NOT PICTURED: Wallace Sidbaclc Robert Williams David Naff Jack Stange Paul Wyland William Roller Jack Tate William Yeary Lucy Williams Richard Ziemer 58 SOPHOMORES OFFICERS GEORGE HUFFMAN President JOSEPH COX Vice-President ROSE MARIE BROWN Secretary HOWARD ADDLEMAN Treasurer MISS LOU ROUGH Sponsor 60 FIRST ROW Howfird Addleman Vernon Barnhill Barbara Becker Lois Ardelean Dona Blaine SOPHOMORES SECOND ROW Theodore Bricker Janice Brown Rose Marie Brown Delores Bushart Janice Coleman 61 THIRD ROW Elizabeth Congdon Fayth Ann Conner Joseph Cox Fred Donehoo Bessie Degerman FIRST ROW Lenora Dickens Mary Srover Bruce Harrison Luman Gesford Charlotte Howel SOPHOMORES SECOND ROW THIRD ROW George Huffman James Kirtley Mary Catherine Hur iter Dean Koonti Ralfe Kaiser Gerald Manuel Milton Kier Evelyn Marks Kenneth Kinsley James Meyer 62 FIRST ROW Kenneth Moeiler Roscoe Mulvey Dean Piper Mildred Mosby Ryland Rock SOPHOMORES SECOND ROW THIRD ROW John Rollman Norma Sweeney Richard Shaffer Ruth YhoTipson Bet+y Sme+ters Charles Thornton Grace Smith Donald Thornton Mildred Snavely NOT PICTURED June Zehrung Luther Brendle Eloise Olcott Arthur Pflug Wilson Baroo dy 63 FRESHMEN OFFICERS JACOB IMHOF President JOHN MIESEL VIce-PresldenI VIRGINIA SESUINE Secretary DARWIN NEDDO Treasurer MISS BEATRICE BATSON Sponsor 65 FIRST ROW Martha Bailey Dorothy Bean Carol Blanger Leona Bair Carl Benedum Joe Lee Brison Betty Beaman Mary Lou Brown FRESHMEN SECOND ROW Be ty Buchanan Delores Chase Bryce Christy Paul Campbell Raymond Childress Lora Lee Clingan Lois Cartwrlght THIRD ROW Roy Cloninger Joyann Conlan Max Dunlap Elizabeth Ellsworth Rosennary Crees John Edieston Nancy Endicott Thelma Davidson Joeann Enyart 66 FIRST ROW Patricia Fox Lucille Freeman Kathryn Fromman David Franklin Armond Fritz Lenora Gearhart Edy+he Freeland David Gehman FRESHMEN SECOND ROW Junior Green Ruth Harper Wilma Hartley Reita Hall George Harris William Hawk Rosalyn Hall THIRD ROW Frances Henderson Helen Hillegas Jacob Imhof Beuton Johnson June Hively Robert Ivory Joyce Johnson Barbara Humphrey Shelby Johnson 67 Sharon Kauffman Hazel Laabs James Larsen FIRST ROW James Leedy Robert Lehnharf Edwina Lien Leonard Maddy Archie Mason FRESHMEN SECOND ROW Jean MaHison Nina Meyers Betty Jo Mitchell Paul Mars+eller John Miesel Darwin Neddo Audrey Mayer THIRD ROW Francis Neddo Thomas Pann Betty Joy Rankin James Roberts Delores Po+enza Lewis Richards Suzanne Royer Es+elle Randall Edith Russell 68 FIRST ROW Richard St. John Lois Shane Marian Smllh Virginia Seguine Jack Smith Hartley Spurlock Kenneth Sewall Harriette Stahnke FRESHMEN SECOND ROW Betty Starring Marguerite Taber Jean Tempest Hattie Tucker Dorothy Underwood THIRD ROW Donald Walker Wanda Ward Edith Weaver Floyd Welling Evelyn Whitlow Alton Witter SPECIAL STUDENTS Jack Wright Jane Young Mrs. Margaret Ivory NOT PICTURED Robert Wagler Mrs. Doris Eagleston Lamar Modert Mrs. Mildred Davis Shirley Horn 69 Weie. ecommen d Ljour J Lipport of IxeSe ( c ede oncef td or neu i f rsD ep end able and i oitrteo ve ud HOME FARM ELECTRIC COMPANY Frigldaire Appliances Phone 300 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH REV. C. L WAGNER A A SUPER MARKET Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Meats We Deliver HY-WAY GARDENS The Best In Flowers for all Occasions But Reasonable Phone 335 MASTER MIX FEEDS FARMERS SUPPLY CO. Seeds — Feeds — Poultry — Building Supplies — Cusiom Grinding and Mixing DAYTON, TENNESSEE GREEN MEADOW DAIRY In Business for Your hiealth DAYTON, TENNESSEE Phone 789 F.R.ROGERS, DRUGGIST Phone 200 COMPLIMENTS OF A. M. MORGAN, D.D.S. ARCHIE M. MORGAN, JR„ D.D.S. HAROLD A. MORGAN, D.M.D. BETTY GREEN, R.D.H. BRYAN UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE Bibles — Scripture Stationery Christian Books — Plaques SAWYERS FUNERAL SERVICE DAYTON, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF DAYTON BANK AND TRUST CO. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. DAYTON, TENNESSEE Your Business Solicited FOX BROTHERS COMPANY Since 1918 Chattanooga ' s Oldest Wholesale Food Distributer PROCESSED FOODS FOR SCHOOLS — HOTELS RESTAURANTS — HOSPITALS INSTITUTIONS 1215-17 King Street, Chattanooga 2, Tenn. Phone 6-3139 W. L HODGES SON Jewelers Repair Work A Specialty Dayton, Tennessee Compliments of ABEL HARDWARE CO. Phone 164 ARNOLD MOTOR CO. DAYTON, TENNESSEE Phone 10 Your Friendly Ford Dealer L onaratutat ' 9 ions CLASS OF 51 ALWAYS GET THE BEST IN SEALTEST ICE CREAM COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND TENNESSEE EGG CO. 414 W. I6t[i St. CHATTANOOGA, TENN. ARCHER PAPER CO. CHATTANOOGA, TENN. HARRY GRANERT ' S STUDIO Fine Portraits Phone 6-7335 6l6l p Market St. Chattanooga, Tenn. LANSFORD PIANO COMPANY 730 Cherry St. Exclusive BALDWIN Dealer Chattanooga, Tenn. Phone 6-7185 JENKINS DARWIN BROS. Underpriced Merchandise Dry Goods for the Whole Family DAYTON. TENNESSEE SOUTHERN GRILL DAYTON, TENNESSEE COLONIAL BAKING COMPANY CHATTA NOOGA, TENNESSEE THE DAYTON HERALD PRINTERS — PUBLISHERS The Only Newspaper Published in Rhea County COULTER FUNERAL HOMES DAYTON SPRING CITY MRS. E. B. ARNOLD Ready-to-wear Dayton, Tennessee WILKINS CANDY CO. Distributors of Schraft ' s Chocolates CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Compliments of MILLS LUPTON SUPPLY CO. CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Welcome— Make Our H 3me Your h ome Away From Home CEDAR HILL HOTEL Phone 2I3R Dc a yton Tenn. CHATTANOOGA RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION T. H. PAYNE CO. HARDIE CAUDLE LOVEMANS MILLER BROTHERS CHRISMEN HARDWARE CO. 5! i Market St. Chattanooga, Tenn. America ' s Largest Jewelry Organization KAY JEWELRY CO. 630 Market St. Chattanooga, Tenn. The Bible Expositor and Illuminator 192 well-filled pages Treating on the International Unifornn Lesson Topics Sample copies are available THE CHRISTIAN LIFE SERIES Affords materials for ail departments in the Sunday School, from the tiny tots up, including the advanced Bible students. Ask for sannples Address UNION GOSPEL PRESS Box 6059 Cleveland I , Ohio TOM McGEHEE, Jeweler Telephone 6-0751 732 Cherry Street Chattanooga 2, Tenn. MORGAN MOTOR COMPANY Your Oldsmoblle Dealer Ask for a demonstration of the 88 Across from Post Office Telephone 167 153 West Main St. Dayton, Tenn. Compliments of A FRIEND Drink COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS DAYTON, TENNESSEE CITY SERVICE STATION TIRE CO. Esso Products Atlas and Goodrich Tires DAYTON. TENNESSEE DAYTON DEPARTMENT STORE Formerly Block ' s Dayton ' s Leading Department Store BROWN CHEVROLET CO. Sales — CHEVROLET — Service Phone 228 DAYTON, TENNESSEE GENE ' S SERVICE CENTER GREYHOUND BUS STOP SINCLAIR PRODUCTS ' Grill Steak House Open 24 Hours ' Radiators Repaired ' 24-Hour Wrecker Service Phone 76 Dayton, Tenn. c. A. DOWNEY SON De jSoto-Plymouth Dealer DAYTON, TENNESSEE Compliments of SHIPWRECK KELLY Sheriff FRENCH FURNITURE CO. FURNITURE — APPLIANCES JEWELRY Dayton, Phone 325 Spring City, Phone 4191 Two Stores IDEAL CLEANERS LAUNDRY if we please, tell your friends; If we don ' t, please tell us Phone 2071 SPRING CITY, TENNESSEE MODERN WAY CLEANERS Friendly Service RAY LOONEY Phone I 16 Dayton, Tenn. Compliments of LOCKE FURNITURE CO. CARY WEST CO. Your Firestone Dealer PURSER KNIGHT Shoes — Clothing DAYTON, TENNESSEE TOM ' S BARBER SHOP Bryan Students Welcome DAYTON, TENNESSEE LOCKER PLANT FOOD MARKET GROCERIES — VEGETABLES — FEEDS — MEATS Phone 606 Dayton, Tennessee ICELAND GARDENS, INC LOCKERS — PROCESSING — COLD STORAGE Phone 606 Dayton, Tennessee Western Auto Associate Store Furniture: Hardware: Auto Parts General Electric Appliances Phone 157 We Deliver Dayton, Tenn. M. SCHILD AND COMPANY DAYTON, TENNESSEE ELMER HARDIN GARAGE Studebaker Sales -Service Dayfon, Tennessee Phone 229 WALTERS BUICK CO. Dayton, Tennessee Phone 283 New and Used Cars GRADUATING STUDENTS particularly will want to keep up reading Christian literature. confains just the diversified reading you need, including helps on fhe International Uniform Sunday School Lesson. Special short term offer — 22 weeks for $ I . THE SUNDAY SCHOOL TIMES CO. 325 North Thirteenth Street PHILADELPHIA 5, PA. SMITH BROTHERS Home ■or Auto Parts Wrecker Service Phone 207 JOHNSON HARDWARE COMPANY BRYAN STUDENTS ALWAYS WELCOME DAYTON, TENNESSEE Compliments of DARWIN-SHARPE LUMBER CO. DAYTON, TENNESSEE RHEA EQUIPMENT CO. TRACTORS — TRUCKS REFRIGERATORS PONTIAC CARS Sales — Service Phone 562 West Third Ave. Dayton, Tenn. THE THRIFT STORE Ready-to-wear Dry Goods and Shoes Phone 56 Dayton CcTc ntcClufe tHctof Cc, DODGE-PLYMOUTH Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Phone 115 Dayton, Tennessee CHATTANOOGA GOSPEL TABERNACLE 654 Huston St. T. PERRY BRANNON, Pastor Chattanooga, Tennessee Compliments of the CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH ol Grandview, Tennessee PAUL ZIMMERSON, Pastor MDM AND PDF TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH First and Cedar St. You are Welcome REV. W. D. GREEN, Associate Pastor SALE CREEK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. EARL WILLIAMSON, Minister TENNESSEE MOUNTAIN MISSION Incorporated REV. A. J LEVENGOOD, D rector Bible Memory Program and Camps f White Boys and Girls or Colored and P. 0. Box 45 Dayton, Tenn. CEDINE BIBLE MISSION For the evangelization of Negro Youth and the training of Christian workers fronn among them. PAUL ZIMMERMAN, Superintendent Rt. 2 Spring City, Tenn. DAYTON FLORISTS w. H. COULTER and WALLACE COULTER Phone 524 Main Street Dayton, Tenn. CmplimitU 0 Ed Pierce J. M. Jones Burton Knight George Barnard Louis Kalodkin Lillard T. Campbell C. P. Sawyers George Patterson Mrs. Lillard T. Campbell Mike Fuller Julian Burkhalter Carroll Tallent Harold S. Duncan William Shaver C. A. Downey William Fleming V. H. Wilkey Kelso Ballard Harold S. Smilh Gene Graham Wayne French Ben Purser J. M. Abel E. R. Whlttemore Ralph Tallent K. F. Johnson Roy Thompson J. B. Goodrich N. D. Reed Son Albert McDonald C. V. Gabbert Koch Bakery, Chatta. Joe Torbett Carl Kelly Sanitary Grocery Duff Drug Co., Chatta. Dayton Coal Iron Co. Wassom Service Station Roy Morgan Robinson Mfg. Co. Martel Gamble Marion Sklar JeS ' S Clark Hanon ' s Radio Service Leota Ewing Dr. J. J. Rodgers George P. Dawn Hugh Gallagher Elmer Kelly Jim Conner Mrs. Hugh Gallagher William Forsten Ralph Porter Neil Locke J. C. Whittle Paul Porter Cordell Hembree Mrs. Ruth Purser Bill Shaver George Nixon Widney Brown B. L. Morgan Truman Cox Richard L. Rogers Felix Abel Charles Kelly James O. Rogers Leonard Thomas Marchie James L. A. Morgan Arthur Brooks Luke Welch Mrs. L. A. Morgan W. H. Coulter M. Schild Co. Lavins Davis C. C. Keith Jimmy Spence . F. H. Abel Lee G. Taylor Norman Locke Ernest Forsten Bill Harwood Dr. G. V. Taylor.Jr. Dr. G. V. Taylor, Jr. H. A. Jones H. T. Maupin Jack Frazier Finley Taylor W. W. Morgan H. S. Broyles Marshall Tallent Ellis Caudle C. P. Swafford N. Q. Purser Alvin Pitts Carl Denton Ray Cooley Glenn W. Woodlee Walter Sharps Walter Bailey This page has been removed due to privacy concerns. This page has been removed due to privacy concerns. 3 33 THIS BOOK MAY BE KEPT 14 Days and may be renewed if not called for by someone else. A fine of 2 f per day is charged if the book is kept after the last date stamped below. DUE DUE DUE rE29 ' 52 3 mf ©C2 ' 53 An J ' ' - ' 5 • MAY 3 ' 53 itihi t - per 1 3 BM-ig. m ' £ ' 2. jh ' cu oec 1 7 : i SEP 2 7 ' 65 ; OCTloM  1 SSmCKS- py4Pf UmVE SITY LIBL. : ' ' ' ' - o .« '