Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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PRESIDENT OF TREVECCA COLLEGE His visions reach far into the future; he sees us as we will be teachers, leaders, Christian workers and citizens of our country and the upmost desire of his heart is that he may prepare us to fulfill our places in life.

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resident Trevecca ' s past and present are foundations upon which to build its future. The records show that Trevecca College has sent out seventy missionaries, which indicates that Trevecca College has been inspiring and training students for the mission field. Today, Trevecca has first place among Nazarene Colleges in the percent- age of students planning to go into full-time Christian work. The major goal of Trevecca College in the future should be to serve the Church of the Nazarene, And that service depends upon three major qualities, namely: size, scholarship, and spirituality. To the extent that a college can grow in size and continue to hold high the standards of scholarship and spirituality, its service can be in- creased. Therefore, the future of Trevecca College should be that it shall grow larger and larger. As to scholarship, in the future we should feel the responsibility to raise the standards of scholarship as the years go on. Young people who have clean minds and pure hearts should honor God by convincing the world that those who go to a Holiness college are better prepared to make intellectual advancement than those who go to other colleges. Last, but not least, spirituality should increase in Trevecca College as the years come and go. We can grow in size and increase in scholarship, but unless we grow in spiritual power, we will fail to be able to render the service the Church of the Nazarene really expects of us. Dr. and Mrs. Mackey at home The President ' s home

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oard of w rustee8 DR. L. T. WELLS Chairman DR. E. C. ONEY Vice-Chairman REV. OTTO STUCKI Secretary MR. A. W. McMANUS Treasurer ALABAMA DISTRICT KENTUCKY DISTRICT TENNESSEE DISTRICT Rev. Otto Stuck! Dr. L. T. Wells Rev ' D K Wachtel Rev. Dallas Baggett Rev. D. D. Lewis ReV J L Beckum Rev. Wallace Bell Dr. A. B. Mackey Mr John L BenSon D ii C d l- R ev - E. K. Hardy Rev. M. E. Perkins EASJ KENTUCKY DISTRICT M . A p . Mr. James A. Pate EAST TENNESSEE DISTRICT Rev. R. L. Ihrig D ... . - VIRGINIA DISTRICT Rev. V lc tor E. Gray Rev . D s. Somerville „ k , VA . CIL . Rev. V. W. Littrell Mr. W. L. Elk.ns Rey John B Rice ,, . . . Rev. C. t. Winslow Mr. A. M. Gibbs Rev. Roy Bettcher MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT WEST VIRGINIA DISTRICT Rev. J. D. Saxon Dr. Edward C. Oney FLORIDA DISTRICT B D ... . B c u . Rev. B. W. Downing Rev. E. E. Hale Rev. John L. Knight . ... . . , IA ... . , , , . Rev. Dennis E. Wynck Rev. Don Irwin NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT 1 Rev. Harvey Hendershot Rev. Granville Rogers Rev. C. E. Shumake . Rev. Glenn Bowling Dr. Raymond Browning GEORGIA DISTRICT ALUMNI REPRESENTATIVES Rev. Mack Anderson SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT Rev . John R Browning. Sr. Rev. H. J. Eason Rev. C. M. Kelly Mr. Aris McManus Rev. Bruce B. Hall Rev. D. W. Thaxton Rev. Jesse A. Middendorf Ground breaking services for new Fine Arts Building