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oc flTUrn = IE EC0NOniC5 FACULTY Tennessee Wesleyan is duly proud of its we ' .l-trained, versatile faculty presided over by diplomatic and resourcsful President J. L. Robb. It is large- ly through his efforts that the college has developed from a small strug- gling preparatory department into the fully accredited, well-organized junior college of today- Tennessee Wesleyan has been fortunate in securing the services of William F. Anderson, retired Bit hop of the Methodist Episcopal church, as instructor of Bible during the spring quarter. His classes in Old and New Testament, as well as his chapel lectures and informal advice have been a source of real help and inspiration to the students- Mrs Brubaker, who also holds the title of Dean of Women and Superin- tendent of Ritter Hall, has conducted a course in English composition during the Spring Quarter.
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B»-g fr DOCflTULR =sg M F. STUBBS A. B., M. S., Ph. D. DEAN Physics, Chemistry, Biology JAMES L. ROBB A. B. M. A., President C. O. DOUGLASS A. B , M. A., Registrar Education MESSAGE TO THE SENIORS To The Members of the Class of 1937: A statement which I read recently was to the effect that we do not know what college spirit is and we never will know, adding, In the markets of the world it isn ' t worth the cost of the price tag, but in the hearts of students and graduates it rates in terms of million-dollar libraries, scholar- chip funds, and thousand-mile trips to cheer the colors. The statement edded further You don ' t get college spirit. It gets you. I dare say your experience at Tennessee Wesleyan covering the past two years gives you reason to comprehend the above statement. Two years ago the college was probably just another institution to you. Today it is an integral part of you, just as your family name, your nationality, and your church. How this change has been brought about you probably would have difficulty to explain, yet you recognize it. My hope is that the bene- fits that have come to you through this relationship will have increasing value through the years in helping you to cany out continuously the poet ' s injunction to Build the more stately mansions, O, my Soul. Our best wishes go with you as you advance to new undertakings, new opportunities and new responsibilities. Sincerely, JAMES. L. ROBB PRESIDENT.
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