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

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N. C. Beasley received his B.S. degiee and Master of Arts degi-ee from George Peabody Colleee for Teachers in Nash ille. vhere he has also done graduate vork. A former edu- cation teacher. Dean Beasley has operated in the official capacity of Dean of the College for the past iwenty-Hve years. The students will always find Dean Beasley willing and able to assist them vith iheir problems. DEAN BEASLEY DEAN JAMES Clayton L. James. Dean of Students, received two years of his education at David Lipscomb Colleoe, his A.B. deoree from Union Univer- sity. his M.S. degree from the University of Tennessee, and furllier sjraduate trainins: at C ' olumbia University. With the hundreds of students on a campus, it is more than likely ihal there will be con- flicts, disturbances, and ditferences. Dean James is a friend ol tlie students and. hen a problem— large or small— arises for them, he is willing to aid them. He helps to direct and co-ordinate most of tlie social life on the cam- pus.

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(if ciiior J-iank (llcinciu, America ' s youngest exccuiixc. has made liis in- lliicncc gieaily leli at Middle Tennessee State (College by his undying efforts for education. Wlien members of the State Board of Edtication met at Middle Tennessee State College on February 4-5, the col- lege turned all-oiu to meet them. They vere entertained at dinner where the student body officers were hosts and hostesses. They were taken on a direct tour of the campus by these officers. The ttnu ended in a reception at the new Afonohan Hall. State Board members meeting here were Bartlow Strang, Sam Wilson, W. R. Landrum. R. B. Webb, Fred C. Elliott, Mrs. Ferdinand Powell. Edward L. Jennings, Miss Mary McGrady as assistant secretary, Miss Maud Holman as executive secretary. Dr. Quill Cope. Commissioner of Education and chairman of the board, Chester Parham.

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MR. jlJDI) Mr. W. 1 ' ). |ik1(1. ihc Ml SC Registrar, was gradualcd iroiii Middle- Tennessee State Col- Ics c when it vas Stale leachei-s College. Mr. judd has been ai Ml SCI lor some iwenly-six years. He has one of the most diffieull jobs on the campus, that of recording grades and credits lor e erv student who attends school each (|iiarter. He also keeps students inlormed of their academic staltis. REGISTRAR BURSAR MR. OODMORE .Mr. r. B. Woochnore, Rursar of MTSC. is responsible for all the linancial transactions of the college. His excellent jtidgment has kept Middle Tennessee State financially sotmd. Mr. W ' oodmore is ery capablv assisted by |.u!ies Jackson. .Assistant Bursar: Miss Virginia .Mason Elrod. and Mrs. jannine Cross. Secre- taries.