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

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Tin- shed mclal slioj) sliown litre is jusl one ol llu- m;inv lociilions in llic lA lliiiklint; whcie many Icdioiis hours ol hihoi nw spent— anil wiuic many pieiions $ hours ol knowk-dm- arc ( onsii|utnl l a(i|uirecl. 1 n ■ , J 1 ■mM 1 m — m T VHT J - ' - J : - - • - ' i WRJ I he madiinc shop, diretietl by James S. Cionce, lurihers the lA niajois along the way. As shown in the pictme at the lelt. it ceriainlv is no [jlacc for a man with a weak mind ami unsteadv hands. The wood shop is diivdid hv Mr. Phillip Dalion where sludeiUs make mans l pis ol uscliil and alu- able wooden articles. I ' lie art ol tooling is perleeled here, with the students leiiixing the best possibk ' in- stun lion.

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT MTSC is proud of its Industrial Arts Department and there is sufficient cause. The lA Building is one ot the (inest in any Southern college or inii ersity. It comprises six unit shops and a general shop with hundreds ol thousands lA ilollars worth ol modem ec|uipmenl that turns oiu [niished products in record time. The instructors shown in the top photo include: seated, Miss Carol Harding, fine arts. Standing: Phillip Dalton, James S. Gonce, Eddie Voorhies, John Wade, O. L. Fieenian. Pictured belo w are members of Miss Harding ' s art class hard at work; pictured also are members of i [r. Freeman ' s drawing class.

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Rill. C h.iUcs Miiipli). Bettv LiulelicUl, Miss llulcali Davis. Slinidi J(ic Black Hayes, EU ert Pally, Francis PHYSICAL ED DEPARTMENT Every student is rciiuircd to take six (juartcis ol physical education tor completion ot his school woik toward attaining his degree. It is a rcc[iiircment that all students enjoy tor they are afforded many worth- while classes— golf, bowling, tennis, swimming, volley- ball, basketball, badminton, daiiiing — and many others. .Many courses are ollered in theory and prac- tice ot the active sports which any student may take who desires to teach. , student may get a majcjr or miiKji in Phxsiial Education after completing the necessary comses. The departmem (jllers scholarshi])s to those with unusual abilities for participation in football and basketball. This opportimity makes it possible for many to attend college, who perhaps might not have been able to do so— plus providing MT.SC with some very fine teams with high spirit instilled by the coaches. The health coiu ' ses are a eiy worthwhile and fitting diversion of the physical eclucatioir depait- ment. To be perfectly exact, we should refer to this as the health, recreation, and physical education de- partment, for it certainly is a balanced combination. The health courses are recjuired for an elementary certificate. The capable directions in this departmem ha c fostered a fine intranmral program— the likes ol whicli have never before been ecjuafed at MTSC. The stu- dents have been divided into teams and compete in each seasonal sport. This program has aroused great enthusiasm among the entire student body.