Bryson College - Bridge Yearbook (Fayetteville, TN)

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uumumaeunnvwvmmmuMmmm1nAmxiwm xm1mumumAz -iff. 4 Y nueamnvnlMuov7lu1nqAfaunlalm14maa4vv5lmu4uxuu4uUllnnun Senior Class JCJIEI. In ITCDI2IlIES'F, I3.E5 FAYETTEVILLE, TENNESSEE. And still we gazed, and still the wonder grew That one small head could carry all he knew. Athletic Reporter '21, '22, '23, Pep Leader '22, '23. President Victorian Society '22g Secretary Victorian Society '21g Treasurer Victorian Society '20, '21, '22g Treasurer Y. M. C. A. '21g Historian Junior Class '22g Business Manager The Bridge '23, Joel is one of the few members of our class who has attended Bryson for the entire four years. He came to us from Lincoln County having received his earlier training at Fayetteville City High and Morgan Schools. From the time he entered college he was recognized as a man of ability. It seems almost beyond our comprehension that all these qualities, joviality, enthusiasm, sincerity, and intellect, which are combined in his person- ality can be combined in one man. Especially is his intellectual ability recognized, not only by his instructors but also by the entire student body. We are constantly reminded of this by the appeals of distressed students of all classes: Callie, have you read your French? - Joel, please help me with this Trig. 4 Although Joel has never taken an active part in athletics he has helped to win many games-he has always been scorekeeper. He is an active member of the Victorian Literary Society and the Y. M. C. A. He has proved his bussiness ability by faithful work as Business Manager of 'tThe Bridge . He is greatly admired by every member of the class and we feel that his rank in the eyes of the world will ever be as high as it has been with us. iKmHu1wnmhlnmnQurml umu , H'2mlDNwHWww-wunmrnmxunavmnwmxnvmm-.mqmw - ' Y ' ' - --' W -f..-.A-.:.-.11Alr:L ... er, .. YJ-. ,.,, 7 --V H:- ll l23l