Bryson College - Bridge Yearbook (Fayetteville, TN)

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nw-fuuu.1usn.-tuumv1.mu.umuunnanuwuunnam-aa?-u-ara:m::::-------Lzirleg:-raw--1pez- 121: -5 - H Y 'mm-mnwwfg-gcrr1-1-naiiannul.-A-:5e .?s?.w:l1.4nuurumflvgaz----In.,.:unu:.:::::f-fr-?. -rua!!-Lf-vu ....: - Senior Class HARRY LESLIE FAULKNER, B. S. ATOKA, TENNESSEE. Though you may know him for but a span, You know indeed you've mei a man . Baseball Varsity '21, '22g Captain '22g Football Varsity '21, '22g Captain '22g Basketball Team '22g President Junior Class '21, '22g President Wilsonian Society '22g Secretary Y. M. C. A. '20, '21g Chairman Intersociety Contest '21. That Valuable things are often wrapped in small packages is exemplified by Harry. In him we have a mixture of all collegiate activity. Poodle is one of those rnuch-talked- about-but-rarely-seen-all-round students. He has won fame as an athlete and scarcely an athletic trip has been made during his three years here that he has not been among the chosen number. When in need of a captain for football or baseball we have looked to Harry and he has filled the requirements. Nor is his leadership limited to athletics for he has upheld this reputation in the other activities of college life. Cap is popular among the students and influential with the faculty. His nocturnal interests are centered in the direction of the Spratt Home, and it is in this direction that he occasionally turns his footsteps in the daytime. For the past two years he has taken an extensive course in Campustry . With what success he has met in this course, we cannot tell but it is the hope of the class of '23 that his efforts may not have been in vain. mwnnxmw-nwxnnrmsmssnmmmmuunnwnuixwmuxmmigfnnnxrmzie-1:--2u -.3-.eff , ,niiguaiz -- 7 - 1:--- I 3 ,,,.,u,,.',.,, msyknyymumsywnmuwrnnnwsunvnuwuunnnonuuxnqwnunlqnhw-.up.,-.-----..- 1- ----7-L 1 .4- l26l

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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

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l 1 1 1 -. ,W Wa, , .-.---...,vzn- ..... -,...-,,.-nu-:wanna-,,,,-..--...nuvnuuna 1 Senior Class EUGENE WALLACE FAULKNER, A. B. ATOKA, TENNESSEE. He puts all of his troubles in the bottom of his heart and sits on the lid and smiles. President of Wilsonian Literary Society '22, Varsity Football '21, '22g Varsity Basket- ball '22, '23, Varsity Baseball '22, '23, Captain '23. He is another West Tennessee product, and is one who thinks deeply, says little and minds his own business. If speech is silver, silence is golden. He is one of those mixtures, the elements of which are diflicult to anylyze but of such Mark Anthony has said, Nature might stand up and say to all the world, 'This is a man.' Eugene is one of those good natured persons who is always ready to answer the call of dutyg one who stands for the highest and best in life.. He will be missed more in athletics than in any other one branch of college life. When it comes to a half-back in football, a forward in basketball, and a first-baseman in base- ball, Bryson has not found his equal. The baseball nine is justly proud to hail him Captain, Eugene came to us via West Tennessee Normal in the fall of 1921. He is a loyal Wilsonian and has rendered valuable service in her most important otlices. Gene claims that he never been wounded by cupid's deadly arrow, however he does go to -the Spratt Home sometimes and we do believe that he is not absolutely invulnerable. Perhaps some day the right one will come along and then-. . . ..- fi- ---- 1 fgunf,-.Lu ' '1l l27l McCain Library QffQ6fV0lH at H33 Erskine College ml lm ,,,,.,. Le- . , L:-1 -......-....,,,: ... ,,,,. .man n