Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

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DR. LEROY A MAHTIN, President of Tennessee Wesleyan College. The effectiveness of the total program of an educational in- stitution depends upon several factors: competent adminis- tration, trained and dedicated faculty, and loyal and appre- ciative students and alumni. But competence, training, ded- ication, loyalty, and appreciation are weak without leadership with vision and courage and faith. Because Dr. LeRoy A. Mar- tin, President of Tennessee Wesleyan College possesses these qualities in unique measure, the College is now in the midst of both her finest and most challenging hour.

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We are reminded also of those within our own immediate cir- cles who have made it possible for us to enlarge our under- standing and deepen our faith through an education under frankly Christian auspices. To those whose sacrifices have made this institution a reality — the Church and the community — and to those who have made our education possible — our parents, other relatives, and friends — this 1956 NOCATULA is grate- fully dedicated. OFFICERS OF THE ADVISORY BOARD: Right to left: Ralph W. Duggan, President; W. F. Whitaker, Vice-President; Charles W. Bellows, Secretary-Treasurer.

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As Dean of the College, Dr. John- son is advisor to the President concern- ing general policies of the institution. He is primarily responsible for the total academic program of the College, especially such matters as curriculum and standards. Paul Riviere, Dean of Admissions and Registrar, found new popularity this year when he maneuvered the class schedules to eliminate Saturday classes. Responsible for the academic records of students, Dean Riviere checks all credentials for graduation and plans and directs registration. In spite of these duties and his teaching, Dean Riviere is always anxious to assist students in planning well- balanced academic programs. Dean Paul Reviere