Milligan College - Buffalo Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)

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FACULTY For just experience tells, in every soil, That those who think must govern those that toil. — Ibid. Page Thirteen

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TRUSTEES in absentia T. W. Phillips, Jr. B. D. Phillips Washington, D. C. Butler, Pennsylvania Martin W. Littleton William G. Erwin New York, N. Y. Columbus, Indiana Page Twelve

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Mrs. H. J. Derthick. Dean of Women The success and progress of Milligan College in all departments and in all phases of its many activities is due for the most part to the president who bears will- ingly and prayerfully and well the tremendous burden of raising funds for the support of the great work which he, though absent most of the time, directs and en- courages so successfully. He is a man — a man among men — tried in the fires of criticism, but staunch and firm he stands, a true friend, a true man, a true Ameri- can. H. J. Derthick, President President Derthick could not have accomplished all that he has, were it not that he has associated with him a group of efficient officers and teachers — loyal men and women — who are pouring their souls ardently into every phase of the college life. Happy should be the heart of the boy or the girl into whose life there has come the joy of those who know whom they have believed, and when these boys and girls go out from Milligan Col- lege, we feel that they have such firm faith and trust that though the} ' trip and fall, they shall not blind their souls with clay. Page Fourteen