Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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JOSEPH J. COPELAND B.A., B.D., D.D., LL.D. President of MaryvUle College I In the past two years Dr. Joseph J. Copeland has won the re- spect and admiration of every Maryville College student by his endeavors to mold this school around the students and their needs and desires. In his willingness to Hsten to student ideas and in his attempts to incorporate them into Maryville ' s program, he has achieved a closer tie between the members of the College family. This tie has been strengthened by his straightforward attitude and his willingness to speak openly and frankly with the students. One will find Dr. Copeland in his striped tie at a football game cheering the Scotties to victory, standing in the rain watching a soccer game, or eating Sunday dinner with us in the dining hall. We express our gratitude for his participation in our activities as well as a respect Tor his administrative capacities. We, the students, extend a thank you to Dr. Copeland for his personal concern for the life of our school and his high goals for Maryville College. 16 The President, Mrs. Copeland, and son, Kirk, at their home, Morningside.

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AKTHUB S. BUSHING, B.A., MA. Dean of Men E. FBANCES MASSEY, B.A., Dean of Women M.S. FBANK D. McClelland, b.a., m.s., ll.d. Dean of the College The Deans Dean Bushing ' s friendliness, cheerful attitude and casual manner are enjoyed and appreciated by the student body. He is a respected administrator, capable teacher, and helpful advisor to all students, fulfilling his various duties with competence and success. We extend our gratitude to Dean Bushing for his personal concern, wit, and good humor. Even under the pressure presented by students seek- ing counseling and guidance or adjustment in the social calendar. Dean Massey retains her sincerit -, cordialitj , and graciousness. We appreciate the closer relationship which she has achieved with the student body by her strivings to fulfill the students ' desires and to under- stand their problems. Representing Maryville at various educational events, planning the curriculum, and teaching are a few of the duties and responsibilities of Dean McClelland. In ful- filling these, he has made progress in recognizing the goal of a high academic standing for Marj-viUe and has kept us aware of the true purpose of our college life by his stress on academic excellence. Our gratitude to Dean McClelland for these endeavors.