Milligan College - Buffalo Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)

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Ul! Mnifala O 1925 Page Eight

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j ntiaio PRESIDENT H. J. DERTHICK A successful college president must be a man of man) ' talents. To mention a few, he must be a scholar, an orator, a diplomat, an executive, and a financier. If we may mention another which is paramount, he should be a man of high ideals and Christian principles. All these our President Der- thick represents in a very unusual and remarkable degree. Under his administration Milligan has grown to the point that entitles it to standardization, and is now a member of the Association of Southern Colleges. MRS. H. J. DERTHICK Mrs. Dertliick is our guardian angel. Our joys are her joys; our sorrows her .sorrows. She is always patient, kind and true. Mrs. Derthick represents the highest type of Christian character; such a beau- tiful character cannot fail to nuike an indelible im- press upon the young life that she daily comes in contact with. It may be truly said that Her price is far above rubies. The efficiency of Mrs. Derthick is unequalled. She is tlie nnich loved Dean of Women; the able Assist- ant to President Derthick and tlie successful Man- ager of the Boarding Department. To her all credit is due for making Milligan — Milligan the Beautiful. 1925 4