Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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D A R D A , 19 3 7 THEOLOGICAL GRADUATES William R. Thompson FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY And when he stood among the people lie was higher than any of the people from his shoulders and upward. President Theological Class, ' 37; President Ministerial Associa- tion, 37; President Tract Missionary Society, ' 37; Kentucky Club, ' 3 6- ' 3 7 ; Vice-President Christian Workers ' Association, ' 37; Quartet; Sales Manager of the Darda Staff, ' 37. William B. Williams CRAFORD, TEXAS The best school of nobility is the imitation of Christ. Vice-President Student Volunteers, ' 34; Vice-President Rambler ' s Club, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Treasurer Christian Workers ' Association, ' 34. ' 35- Nettie A. Miller COLUMBUS, GEORGIA True is he, as she has proved herself. Her strength of eharaeter is a constant reminder to climb to higher heights. Secretary Ministerial Association, ' 37; K. I. K., ' 37; Secretary Theological Class, ' 36; Chorus, ' 37; Darda Staff, ' 37; Secretary Georgia Club, ' 36; President Georgia Club, ' 37; Secretary N. Y. P. S., ' 37. Glenn Madison JASPER, ALABAMA Quiet and undisturbed as he moves on his way — a man of noble resolve. Alabama Club; Ministerial Association; Holiness League; Chris- tian Workers ' Association. S. Frank Moss MONTICEI.LO, KENTUCKY •will either find a nay or make one. He perseveres and accomplishes. Darda Staff, 37; Ministerial Association; Christian Workers ' Association; Holiness League; Missionary Society; Parthenian Literary Society ; K. I. K. 18 Ji-

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Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day. ± resentLnq ill e School of Theology

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COLLEGE THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT It is the purpose of Trevecca Nazarene College to train and prepare students of every class for service in the various walks of life, but special stress is placed upon the School of Theology. Fifty-seven students have gone out from Trevecca to various mission fields of the world ; several hundred preachers and other Christian workers are now scattered over this country, proclaiming the glad tidings of a full and free salvation. The courses are well planned to meet all the requirements for ordination in the Church of the Nazarene. Moreover, a young man or woman who is called to the ministry will derive much greater benefit from this preparation than he would in merely taking the course of study at home. Practical work is engaged in by the students while they are enrolled in the department. The instruction and example of Christian teachers, together with the interchange of ideas and the fellowship of the students, are invaluable in preparation for Christian service. Our theological department is manifesting a steady normal growth which we consider most encouraging. While the college literary work covers but two years, this department has added two years of theological college work, culminating in the Bachelor of Theology degree. At the close of this year the first class will be graduated from the two-year College Theological Diploma Course. May this department ever lift high the banner of holiness, and labor until the King of Kings shall come. Nettie A. Miller.