Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

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Perhaps no member of the adminis- trative staff is more enthusiastic con- cerning the progress of the College during the past five years than Mrs. Mary Nelle Jackson, Administrative Secretary and assistant to the Pres- ident. Her efficiency, imagination, and loyalty contribute immeasurably to the effectiveness of the College program. MRS. JANICE WILSON, Acting Bursar

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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

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DR. ALF H. WALLE, Director of Evening School If an institution is to be worthy of the support of its alumni and friends, it must be alert to the needs of those it attempts to serve. Because the adminis- tration of Tennessee Wesleyan is constantly seeking new means of service, the Evening College is now in its second year. Under the enthusiastic and capable leadership of Dr. Alf H. Walle, this division of the College program is ex- periencing steady growth, both in enrollment and in the variety of courses offered. Designed primarily to accommodate teachers in the elementary and secondary schools within commuting distance of Athens, the Evening College may well become a major force in the intellectual and cultural life of this area.