Bryson College - Bridge Yearbook (Fayetteville, TN)

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... ... Y V., ...,,...---,--V f ----9--+n1u41wvunv-nun-. Senior Class SAMUEL A. BOYCE, A.B. NEW EDINBURG, ARKANSAS. A true gentleman, whose word is as good as his bond . President Victorian Society '23g Victorian Debater '21g Delegate to State Y. M. C. A. Conference '23g President Arkansas Club '23g Advertising Manager Athletic Association ,22, '23g Advertising Manager The Bridge. This Arkansas Traveler boarded the proverbial slow train through Arkansas and came to Bryson in September 1919. During his four years with us Ichy has made those who have known him like him, for a more sincere fellow cannot be found. He is greatly liked for his noble purpose and high ideals. As a junior, Sam made his debut as a business man and has remained true to this calling ever since. His ability as advertising manager for the Athletic Association and for The Bridge in '23 has been well demonstrated. Ichy is a member of the Victorian Society where he has been a faithful and loyal member. Believing in the three-fold development of man's nature he has closely allied himself with the Y. M. C. A. When Ichy entered college he had not fully decided what his life work would be. Here, surrounded by the christian influence of the institution he came to a definite decision and became a member of the Preachers Club in 1921. For such a man there can be but one road in life, Success. 1 ' ' ' .1 -1:anmr:.r: lu :ni l nal ,,.,A7.n......:n-.-..nunuu-mug-.auannnmvun-mul 1 N .xl Hg Sill tl' :I X :E H M Wt M, f l l l 1 1 . '. l i 4 I.. 1 V I M V lf. il WI ,Al I25l