Middle Tennessee State University - Midlander Yearbook (Murfreesboro, TN)

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Si I CONTENTS P i THE COLLEGE THE CLASSES ATHLETICS CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES 33

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umm;mm ' U u $ FOREWORD t t »5 F, IN later years, the cares of life have caused your college days to become a half-forgotten memory and to fade into a mist of forgotten years, you may take your 1 929 MiDLANDER from the shelf and for an hour or so again romp the campus and revitalize your love for the old Alma Mater, this book will not have been a failure. — If, through the pages of this book, we can help to keep alive the traditions and ideals of S. T. C, and keep living in the hearts of her sons and daughters the joys of the past and the hope of the future, the work and worry the staff has spent will not have been in vain.

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i fe5 i I DEDICATION Is i Out of the savagery of America emerged the virtues of true bravery and of loyalty to convic- tions. To the savage tribe of Manahozho the Great Spirit promised : Tvill send a prophet to you, A delurisem of the nation. Who shall guide Wu and shall teach poll. The Great Spirit has sent to S. T. C. such a man. Mr. Woodard, as a leader of men and a molder of character, has proved true to his con- victions. In the words of Manita, we have put him to the trial, to the proof, have put his pa- tience, and have found him great and noble. To Mr. Woodard, whose leadership and guid- ance has been so highly acceptable to us, we dedicate this the fourth volume of the Midlander.