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

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» • Dean of Admissions A qualified witness and cause of MTSC ' s advancement is Dean N. C. Beasley. Since 1927 Dean Beasley has occupied many administrative positions on this campus. At the same time he has been recognized as a leader in state and national educa- tional organizations. His B.S. and M.A. were earned at Pea- body College. Since then, he has done post graduate work there. Dean of Instruction z In continuous demand as a speaker, Dr. Howard Kirksey organizes and supervises the formation of the schedule and curriculum. He received his A.B. degree at Union University, his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Peabody. He has since done further graduate study at the University of California. tor J x V. Dean of Students A dependable friend to every student, Dr. Belt Keathley advises, assists, and guides students over problems. He has been at MTSC since 1951 after receiving his Ed.D. from the University of Tennessee. 12 — Administration

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President Cope | Dr. Quill E. Cope brings to MTSC a rich background of educational experience ranging from a rural school to the Commissioner of Education for the State of Tennessee. Dr. Cope was outstanding as an under- graduate student at TPI from which he received his B.S. degree in 1933. He was awarded his M.A. degree in 1936 and M.Ed, in 1949, both from Peabody. At the New York University he achieved his Ed.D. in 1951. At the end of his first year at MTSC, Dr. Cope has won the favor and friendship of the student body. On its trial run, the administration of President Cope has been successful and seems to predict greater years ahead for MTSC. M :A ;ident Quill E. Cope with his wife and sons, Jii nd John Roge Administrative Committee Seated (L. to R): E. Voorhies, N. Parks, M. Putman, C. Greever, President Q. Cope, Dean B. Keothley, H. Dork, R. Peck, N. Wright. Standing (L. to R.): W. Bowdom. E. Wiser. Dean N. Beosley, F. Riel, J. Young, T. Woodmore, E. Midgett, H. Parker, Major Q. McNary. Administration — Page 1 1

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Director of Publications Eugene Sloan is one of the busiest men on the campus. He acts as advisor for the yearbook and newspaper in addition to his duties as classroom instructor. Also, he travels about the state in an effort to interest high school student in MTSC. With his past experiences as a newspaper man and a member of the Tennessee Bar, Mr. Sloan is well placed in his position as Director of Publications. From his office go articles and press releases to newspapers throughout the state. Bursar h Mr. T. B. Woodmore and his assistant, Mr. James Jackson, are a vital part of the administration. With care they direct the finances, collect student fees, and issue paychecks. They take steps to see that no financial errors occur in the proper functioning of MTSC. Director of Field Services - V-v H If you rarely see Robert Abernathy, it is because he is such an active good-will ambassador. He visits high schools all over the state, encouraging them by his engaging manner to come to MTSC. In his spare moments he serves as head of the college placement bureau and as Alumni Secretary. Administration — Page 13