Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

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PRESSING ... in Christian Scholarship gon to Wi more of imp as an ol Congr authorize of-the-line during the 1 ,.it.ni being made™ H oreat Lakes Hull ' s surrender of Detroit coi that command of the Lakes vv Canadian authorities determines ready enjoyed. It was comparative the Lakes to bring in more guns surmounted their greater difficulti fulness of Captain Oliver H. Per on Lake Erie. All the cordage, sa.. „ N REPUBLIC ish people, and the go n as possible. Alter tli S12), and the news ndon, the America irmistice, on the cor Is he suspended. l| distmcni of Britisri Ulen. ( ' .istlereagl c up his ' ancicn -n transferred to :c to the Secre- rmistice would lent. ' Having our dutv 1 ? placed 01 ngle grou ccn allc| .! victor . i-i z hv tour shi ol tin- new vessels got to IT nra v ou »■% «w rr icy trolled rricans our M.JU .ies j iwcr the Alleghany Mot the French river to the ( id Prcviju ' ilc. NcvcrtheU put little vessels during 1 to l e hcljnrd over a hart inside, the British Comn American fleet by blocka .horn the West had cor Detroit in three divisic

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MR. and MRS. FRANK ZELLER Class Sponsors According to my earnest expectation and my hope, that in nothing I shall be ashamed, but that with all boldness, as always, so now also Christ shall be magni- fied in my body, whether it be by life, or by death. For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. — Philippians 1 :20, 2 I . SENIORS OFFICERS JAMES KIRTLEY Vice-President JOHN MARTIN Treasurer RYLAND ROCK President DONALD WALKER Chaplain BETTY SMETTERS Secretary Sponsored through courtesy of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Robert E. Lee, Pastor Dayton, Tennessee