Milligan College - Buffalo Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)

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BUrFA1.0 MRS. XINA WHITE HANNAH Hamilton College: Transylvania University; Coe College, Conservatory of Music. DEPARTMENT OF VOICE Mrs. Hannah serves very efficiently as the directress of the voice department. She has given us great surprises in discovering latent talent and has succeeded immeasurably in developing already awakened genius. From her class may go forth opera stars, evangel- istic singers, or lullaby warblers. L. BARTLETT McCORMICK Tennessee Polytechnic Institute. A class is but the lengthened shadow of a man, says Emerson. This is revealed to us very forcefully in the teacher-personality of Mr. McCormick. Combined with scholar- ship and broad vision we find a scope of influence and a breadth of personal touch that produces the perfect type of a successful teacher. As assistant in the teaching of history, or science, he exhibits a skill and wisdom unusual in the student-teacher. CLYDE C. WILHOITE Tate Preparatory School, Vanderbilt University. Mr. Wilhoite is good-natured, sincere and obliging. He is very ambitious, but does not look to the future alone, for he is thorough in his work in the present. He is very efficient in his work as assistant in the History and English Departments. His motto is Laugh and the world laughs with you. JOHN C. McKISSICK Midland College From the southern plains of Texas, bordering the land of the Spanish, comes Mr. McKissick to teach us their language, that we may the better become their brothers and teach them American ideals and raise their lives to a higher plane. Efficient in leadership, competent in methods and influential in contact with his students, Mr. McKissick has made a record worthy of the name of one who once served as Milligan ' s president. 5 i== Page Eighteen 1923

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» w i!ALO MISS ERNESTINE RICHARDSON Woman ' s College, Scranton, Penna. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC ART Miss Richardson plays an important part in the Milligan drama. Knowing the fatality of Milligan environment to the girlish heart, Miss Richardson comes to do her bit in helping the young lady prepare for that which so often follows Milligan graduation — and sometimes before. Miss Richardson is an artist with a needle and is rapidly developing others along her footsteps. With such a lovable disposition, an eagerness to serve and help in every difficulty, she has won a place in the hearts of the girls that no one else could usurp. MISS KATHLEEN ADAMS Johnson City Business College TUTOR OF COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Miss Adams is the efficient tutor of the department that makes you think with your fingers and write English in such an abbreviated form that no one outside the secret can fathom its depths. The Commercial Department increases each year, and with added equipment will soon become one of the important phases of college life. MRS. ASA FRAZIER COCHRANE MATRON OF BOYS ' HOME When the boys needed a new mother for their home, they chose one whom every boy loved, and who loved everybody with an unselfish, unfailing devotion. Mrs. Cochrane, with her sweet, gentle disposition, has won a firm place in the hearts of the students. We remember the wonderful Hallowe ' en party she helped the boys to give. In every way she has proven that A friend in need, is a friend indeed. Page Seventeen. J

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