Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

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PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE LeROY A. MARTIN, A.B., S.T.B., M.A., D.D. As Tennessee Wesleyan College begins a second century, the vigorous and visionai-y leadership of President Martin is given even greater opportunities. Encouraged by the progress of the last few years and challenged by the possibilities for the future. President Martin seeks the loyal and intelligent support of faculty, students, alumni, and friends of the College as he continues to provide creative and imag- inative guidance to the entire academic community.

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DEDICATED TO Dr. ALF H. WALLE On the faculty of every college there are those who serve willingly and effectively far beyond their official duties and responsibilities. Such a person is Dr. Walle, who became acting dean of the College in the summer of 1957. He has continued his directorship of the evening college program and his teaching in the Department of Education while serving in the administration. In appreciation of his genuine interest in Tennessee Wesleyan College and his cordial concern for students, the 1958 NOCATULA is gratefully dedicated to Dr. Alf H. Walle. 4

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DEAN OF THE COLLEGE ROBERT C. MILDRAM, Ph.D. In chapel on January 10, President Martin announced the appointment of Dr. Robert C. Mildram as Academic Dean of the College, effective March 1, 1958. Coming to Wesleyan from the campus of Rutgers University, Dr. Mildram was edu- cated at the University of Vermont, Andover Newton Theological School, Columbia University, and Yale University, from which institution he holds the Doctor of Philosophy Degree. Having served as pastor, teacher, writer, and administrator, Dr. Mildram brings a rich and varied background to his new position. We welcome Dr. and Mrs. Mildram and their three children to the campus and to Alliens, and we look forward to a long and fruitful association.