Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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.HE PROPOSED BUILDIN AUDITORIUM AND OUR INSTITUTION We Treveccans are much elated over the progress which has been made on our new auditorium. The significance of this building in rela- tion to the progress of Trevecca is great. The building movement in progress is one of the great movements in Trevecca his- tory which will make our institution a more desirable and outstanding one. Our aim cannot be altered. With the progressive spirit of accomplishment which our student body possesses, the goal must be attained. In later years we students of today will be able to glance back over the intervening years, gaze fondly at this magnificent edifice, and say, We helped; we had a part in its construction. When the time comes for us to leave these sacred halls, which we all love, we shall do so regretfully; yet there is still a bright side. The service we rendered Trevecca will not have ended at this pic- ture; indeed, it will only have begun. We shall then have the opportunity of boost- ing and helping to build a still larger and better Trevecca for the generations of tomorrow. After pledging allegiance to our coun- try and our God, may we forever pledge our undying devotion to our beloved Alma Mater as she weathers the sea of time; bringing a multitude of rich bless- ings to anyone who may sail with her. [7]

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AMY L. PERSON Registrar With words of wisdom measured by an un- compromising standard of morals, she guides and instructs her students, leaving with each the impression of a polished educator who is truly Christian. M. E. REDFORD Dean of Theology It is he who is largely responsible for the train- ing of the evangelists, pastors, and missionaries leaving Trevecca ' s halls. A self-sacrificing, ca- pable, religious leader of student activities. L. P. GRESHAM Principal of High School A combination of youthful vigor, mental bril- liance, sound judgment, and religious principles produce in him a capable figure in Trevecca ' s progress.

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M. E. REDFORD B.S., M.A., B.D. Dean School of Religion History, Theology D. A. YARBROUGH B.S., A.B. Head of Music Department Superintendent of Work LILA THRASHER MACKEY A.B., M.A. Modern Languages L. P. GRESHAM A.B., M.A. Principal of High School Chemistry, History ALTA LINDSAY REDFORD B.S. High School Science and Mathematics LAVELLE BERRY YARBROUGH A.B. Pia no AMY L. PERSON A.B., M.A. Registrar of Trevecca College English MARTHA DeWITT GRESHAM A.B., M.A. Biological Science I K IN APPRECIATION OF OUR FACULTY The faculty of Trevecca Nazarene College is an endowment which greatly enriches our usefulness as a Christian college. Their scholastic attainments are outstanding. Comparatively speak- ing, our faculty has a higher scholastic standing than many of the better known colleges. All of them have had many years of experience in the in- struction of young people and have become experts in their line of teach- ing. More than two-thirds of them have their Master ' s degrees and some have worked toward their Doctors ' . This in itself is a distinguishing mark of accomplishment. Our young people in the Southeastern Educational Zone will find no better teachers anywhere than those in our own Trevecca. Not our faculty ' s scholastic attain- ments alone make them an important part of our church school; their sancti- fied lives wield an influence on our stu- dents that they can never forget. It is essential in a holiness college like ours, whose purpose is to train young men and women for work in the kingdom of God and the church, to have professors