Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

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Progress of the University Since the time that William Jennings Bryan visualized the establishment of an effective Christian university and up to the present hour, there has been a gradual, but sure realization of a school such as this. Especially in the past year the vision has evidenced tangible, as well as intangi- ble progress. Such manifestation is noticed in the completion of the exterior of the Administration Building, and other areas under construction. A new spirit of intellectual pursuance has pervaded the student mind, perhaps as a result of the many new additions to the curriculum, spurred on by our intensely interested faculty. Bryan ' s vision is not local. Its influence has spread to many areas of the world by a missionary fund initiated for the purpose of contributing to the needs of Bryan alumni in full-time Christian service. In the following pages we hope to show specifically the avenues of progression. r ) f

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YEAR OF PROGRESS As reported by Published by the Junior Class WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN UNIVERSITY Dayton, Tennessee

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IP «W E ■■■• ' ? Jl ' JL ;.i.«- ,.- b MOtf M tASfcH: (Ifc-rv •- •» mmtta s -.KJ ■ » , i»N 1 Above: Our world-wide mission is more fully felt each month as funds are received and dispersed. Above: The self-initiated Faculty Committee on University Develop- ment has formed during the past year with the objective of a better future Bryan. Right: Pastel Drive — housing units recently acquired for faculty members. Y 1