Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

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DEDICATION Mary Frances, President and Mrs. Rudd. With love and deep appreciation THE FIRST BAPTiST CHURCH. DAYTON, TENNESSEE sponsors these pages in honor of a faithfLjl servant of Christ, who has served his church as a deacon for more than 21 years.

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T H E 1 None knew thee but to love tlnee, Nor named thee but to praise. — Fitz-Greene Halleck Serving Bryan since 1931, he has been faithful and conscientious in his duties as administrator and teacher. Leading in the spiritual testimony and physical development of the University, he has been an inspiration to all who have known him. hielping to establish Bryan as a Christ- centered liberal arts college, he has shown that in his own life Christ is above all. Forming University policies and plan- ning forthe future, his wisdom, insight, and tireless energy have been evident to those who have worked with him. Living his life for the glory of God, his humility, kindness, and self-sacrifice have proved to us time and time again that he is a Christian gentleman. We consider it an honor to dedicate this 1954 COMMONER to another great comimoner. President Judson A. Rudd. 9 Z-.

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••n,. And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men ; — Colossians 3:23. Through the media of words and pictures we of the COMMONER staff have set down that which we feel is typical of Bryan life. We feel that Bryan ' s spirit is embod- ied in the verse which we have chosen as the theme for this yearbook. No matter how minor the task, how trivial the position, Bryanites desire to do all heartily, as to the Lord. We have tried to emphasize the hands of your class- mates as they are engaged in the various phases of college life. It is only fitting, therefore, that we start with those hands placed on God ' s Word In an attitude of prayer — the first step in putting CHklST ABOVE ALL.