Milligan College - Buffalo Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)

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an Mrs. H. J. Derthick is the beloved wife of our Presi- dent and in official position, his assistant and the Dean of Women. However, it is in neither of these roles that she has most endeared herself to us but rather in the role of friend and helper. We think of her as an adviser and comforter in times of trouble, as one with an unusual un- derstanding of youth, as our spiritual inspiration in the Sunday School Class and the Prayer Meeting, and always as an unselfish and untiring worker at whatever task falls into her hands. Because she shares in all our joys and sorrows and because she is personally interested in the all-round development of each member of the Milli- gan College family, she is our second mother and has made this campus our second home . It is because we realize in part the exceptional oppor- tunity we have in our daily contact with such a character that we, the Senior Class of 1939, wanting to express our heart-felt appreciation, dedicate this book to her.

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TOt Vi CftcH. m It is the hope of the 1939 BUFFALO staff that in years to come as you look over this souvenir of college days, you may find that its contents bring back memories as sweet and harmonious as the thing that best characterizes this year at Milligan, the music of the organ. It is the staff ' s hope that these memories may be as vivid as music itself — at times soft and soothing, then deep and serious; sometimes light and playful, again romantic; ofttime full of praise to God, and always true and beautiful.

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FISH POND and ADMINISTRATION BUILDING The spot to which one in- variably strolls upon leav- ing Hardin Hall. HARDIN HALL (Girls ' Dormitory) It is study hour and every- body is in her own room.