Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

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Queen Martha and Queen Jo Ann reign at North-South Day. The Big Four in conference. Embryology students view the various stages of the chick em- bry o. Miss Black joins the rest of the Bryan family for campus clean-up. One-half cup warm water, says Sandy as she and Verlie prepare for a pizza party. 27

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Varied Scenes of College Life The snowy sleigh and the stained glass window add the yide-tide spirit to the lounge. Practice makes perfect. I ' m just dying to vote for Len! ' Sleep that knits up the raveled sleeve of care. 26

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Parties A party at Bryan College may be defined as any gathering of at least two people where refresh- ments and a good time are had. Parties may be at any place — a student ' s room, a dormitory, the lounge, the dining hall, or the first floor halls — at any time, day or night — and for any purpose. A Characteristic feature of our parties — marking only the beginning of a good time — is a devo- tional thought centered around the Word of God, which brings the social function to a close. Walter Clem Culbertson and Jane Tulip ' White portray an evening of blind dates. The holder of the lucky number is Mary Ann who gets this lovable little clown. Five against one; amazed stu- dents watch the chess-artist at work. 28