Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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THE 1930 DARDA Faculty R. J. Kelly j B.S., M.A. Vice-President, Financial Director A. B. Mackev. A.B., M.A. Dean of College, French, English Clarence Shlte, A.B., B.O., M.A. Psychology , Education, Public Speaking Miss Sadie Agnew, A.B., M.A. Mathematics, Church History H. G. Stuneck, A.B. History Mrs. Maude Allen Stuneck, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Modern languages, Philosophy of Religion Mrs. Minnie . Ellinwood, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Greek, Latin, Theology Mrs. C. H. Hurd, B.A., M.A. Chemistry, Biology Miss Ada B. Carroll, B.Mus. Voice, Expression Miss Johnnie Jernigan Piano, Violin, Musical Science H. H. Wise • Bible Miss Florence Nelson, A.B. Spanish 12 I-- I-I-H-

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THE 1930 DAB DA President ' s Message 1 is said that when Livingston ' s anxious friends found him in the heart of Africa they insisted that he return with them. His remark was Anywhere just so it is forward. In locking over this i929- ' 3 Darda I am convinced it, too, is keeping up with all other things at Trevecca College — going forward. This school year is in considerahle advance to that of the previous years. Evidently the Darda staff has caught the inspiration and has taken a step forward. This edition is quite an improvement over that of last year. By your labor and zeal you have demonstrated that you are directly interested in this beautifully bound book, but remember that this book is not made up of paper and ink alone. Tha t which makes up the Darda are the sayings, happenings, and activities of the faculty and stu- dent body. The every-day events are recorded in here. How this should remind us that our daily acts are being recorded in another great volume and what a pleasure it will be when, if we have lived noble lives, we hear our records read from the beautiful volume of the Hook of Life. This issue should not be the closing history of this student body ' s strenuous efforts to obtain knowledge and build real Christian per- sonality. Let it be the history of the beginning so when coming gen- erations read these pages it will inspire them to greater and nobler things of life that they will be ready to follow on after your example because they find you are continually saying to pleading voices of friends and clarion notes of prosperity and pleasure anywhere just so it is forward. C. E. Hardy, President.

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THE 1930 DARDA Fred Floyd, A.B., S.E. Principal High School, History, Economics Mrs. Hazel Mitchum Ross, 13. L. Latin, Science, Home Economics E. D. Cornish, A.B., B.S. Mathematics, Dean of Men Mattie Aurelia Crowe, A.B. Frem h Mrs. E. I). Cornish, A.B. English J. D. Thrasher Principal Grammar School Mrs. Anne G. Jones Primary Department Mother Martha Odell Dean of Women Mrs. Susan H. Penn School Nurse Eu la Lovelace Assistant Nurse Mrs. Compton Wind Instruments Mr. M kck Caldwell (Picture Missing) Grammar Department Lillie Sue Redford (Picture missing) Assistant Librarian 13