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

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT Ihc Music Deparimeni. under the leadtrship of Neil Wright, has atlded much lo the enjoyuieiu of many students. Some of the organizations ot the Music Department are: The To vnsmen. the pep band, the women ' s trio, the men ' s t[uartet. Harp Singers, orchestra, chorus, string ensemble, band, student organ guild, Saimderian society, and Pi Mu Sigma. I hese mtisic groups. es]:)ecially the band and chorus, make tours each year dining the winter and spring (piarters. These tours consist of isits to area high schools for a concert at each school. Margaret Johnson Wright, Mary Dillon Scott, Helen Trivett. Rubye Taylor Sanders,, E. Mae Saunders, Kenneth Pace, Phillip How- ard, and Neil Wright compose the faculty of the music department.

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PHYSICS DEPARTMENT A Held Avhich requires many long hours of study leads its master into a brighter and a more prosperous fiuine in ihis mod- ern vorld. Douglas Shields instructs the physics students in the different aspects of the sub- ject in well-ec)uipped laboratories. The h-eshman students all study the same ma- terial, but in advanced courses each stu- dent is given a different set of experiments wliich he is expected to complete and re- port on at the end of the c[uarter. These are the women whose untiring ettorls and unceasing patience are combined to make our lives here on the campus as much like home as is possible. We appreciate more than words coidd ever express, their fine work, for they have a big and dillicult job lo perform. The house- mothers are: Mrs, Mattie Lee Parks, Mrs, Myrtle Sullivan, Mrs. Evelyn Felder, and Mrs. Josephine Patterson. HOUSE MOTHERS

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Art majors Jim Ridley and Hal Broyles discuss an exhibition of masks made by one of the art classes with Miss Harding, art instructor. Students receive expert advice in woodshop from Mr. Phillip Dalton, Industrial arts teacher. The MTSC Industrial Arts Department is one of the best of its size in the coimtry. 1 he lA building is one of the hnest in any southern col- lege or university. It comprises six shops, a gen- eral sliop with hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of modern equipment for use by the stu- dents. Recently the Fine .Arts Dei artment moved to the lA building, and now makes its home on second floor in one of the well lighted drawing rooms. Miss Carol Harding is in charge of this department. Seated: O. L. Freeman, Miss Carol Harding. Standing: Joh n Wade, Phillip Dalton, Eddie Voorhies, James S. Gonce.