Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

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A MESSAGE FROM THE CHAPLAIN TO THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS: Allow me to congratulate you upon the successful completion of your junior college quest. It is my hope that here you have obtained every good thing for which you have been seeking, and that you will go away with fine academic training and with a devotion for God in your hearts. All of our best wishes accompany you as you depart, and we trust that you will take Christ ' s Spirit into pardnership with you in every future under- taking. We shall be expecting you to become a leader in business, in your com- munity and in your church. We confidently await a report from your future efforts that will indicate that you are making a good living and a good life. May God ' s richest blessings accompany you. Your friend. GEORGE E. NAFF College Chaplain

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A MESSAGE FROM DR. R08B To each member of the Class of 1947 Tennessee Wesleyan College Dear Senior: This letter is addressed to each of you individually. It is my fervent hope that you have discovered in your two years at Tennessee Wesleyan something of the true meaning of life. You have had opportunity to do this both through the curriculum v hich you have pursued and through the campus activities and personal contacts which you have experienced. I wonder if included in the interpretation of life that you have formed are some of these conclusions: 1. That life offers genuine rewards to those who merit them. 2. That habits of thrift and sobriety are important assets. 3. That real nobility of life calls for true gentility of character. 4. That every individual needs divine aid to bring his life to full fruition. It is my hope that your life will incorporate ell of these and that you will enjoy the richness of life which these make possible. Sincerely, JAMES L. ROBB President

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The Administration n T.W.C. JAMES L. ROBB President THOMAS W. WHITEHEAD Administrative Asst. to the President MISER R. RICHMOND Dean