Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

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DEDICATION Our 1959 NOCATULA dedication spotlight is on Professor William M. McGill with sincere appreciation for his unswerving loyalty and devotion of time and energy for the scholastic advancement of Tennessee Wesleyan College. Professor McGill holds a B.A. degree from Vanderbilt and has done additional graduate work at the University of Tennessee. After holding teaching positions at the Uni- versity of Tennessee and the Univer- sity of Mississippi he came to Wesleyan in 1954. Since then Professor McGill has been serving as assistant professor of English. In addition to his position on the faculty, he is currently advisor for the NOCATULA and sponsor of the Eta Iota Tau Fraternity. Still going beyond the call of duty, Pro- fessor McGill has served as an in- spiration to many students by his personal counseling and his active participation in the religious life of Wesleyan. Because he has been to us a helper, a teacher and a friend; because he has made our lives at Tennessee Wesleyan College richer; and because his ex- ample of a dedicated Christian life has helped us spiritually; we dedicate this record of our lives at Tennessee Wesleyan College during 1958-59 to Professor William M. McGill. Professor William M. McGill The Life of Riley !? Maggie always finds an easy way out! Check that lid!!

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PRESIDENT AND DEAN OF THE COLEEGE LeROY A. MARTIN, A.B., S.T.B., M.A., D.D. As Tennessee Wesleyan College has worked during the past several years toward full recognition as a senior institution, the vision, the in- sight, and the determination of President Martin has been the major source of encouragement for faculty, students, and interested alumni and friends. Dr. Martin combines in a fashion not usual among college presidents administrative ability, a keen intellect, and a genuine ap- preciation of arts and letters interpreted within the context of the Christian view of life. These combined talents President Martin has given without reserve to the College and the Holston Conference. ROBERT C. MILDRAM, Ph.B., B.D., M.A., Ph.D. When Dr. F. Heisse Johnson assumed his Conference-wide post last year, the College began its search for a new Dean during this crucial period. The nomination and election of Dr. Mildram to this position brought to the campus one of the most versatile and penetrating minds to serve this institution during its entire history. Dean Mildram ' s wide experience in administration, student personnel work, and counseling are invaluable to him and to the College as he works with President Martin, the members of the faculty, and the student body to bring to more complete fruition the Wesleyan dream.