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

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MR. BOB ABERNATHY Director of Field Service : MR, JAMES CRANFORD Director of Men ' s Housing DR. JAMES MARTIN Testing and Guidance Director ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF DIRECTOR OF FIELD SERVICES The embodiment of MTSC ' s spirit is Mr. Bob Abernathy, who has held his position since 1947. Mr. Abernathy is in charge of extension classes as well as recruitment and placement services. He holds the B.S. and M.A, degrees from MTSC. DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC PUBLICATIONS Mr. Bob Brooks is the mouth behind MTSC ath- letics. Through his use of newspaper, magazine, and radio, MTSC sports have become of state-wide in- terest. Mr. Brooks holds the B.S. and M.A. decrees from MTSC. DIRECTOR OF MEN ' S HOUSING The newly created position of Director of Men ' s Housing is filled by Mr. James Cranford, an alumnus of MTSC. He is in charge of men ' s and couples ' housing, both on and off campus. Mr. Cranford holds the B.S. and M.A. degrees from MTSC. SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Mr. Harold Jewell ' s aim, in the nine years he has been at MTSC, has been to beautify her campus. Mr. Jewell also sees that the buildings are kept clean and in repair. He holds the B.S. and M.A. degrees from MTSC. MR. BOB BROOKS Director of Athletic Publications TESTING AND GUIDANCE DIRECTOR Dr. Skinny Martin ' s wit has made him well- known. His testing and guidance programs have helped many MTSC students grow into well-adjusted citizens. Dr. Martin holds the A.B, and MA. degrees from University of Florida and the Ed.D degree from Pea- body. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Mr. Robert MacLean, Administrative Assistant, came to MTSC this year from Tallahassee, Florida; and he holds an M.A. degree from George Washington University. He assists Dr. Cope in the formulation and implementationof plans and policies forMTSC. ALUMNI SECRETARY Writing monthly newsletters, quarterly bulletins, and organizing new alumni chapters form a year- round job for Dr. Homer Pittard. More than 8000 alumni are scattered over the country. Dr. Pittard holds a B.S. degree from MTSC and the M.A. and Ed.D. degrees from Peabody. DIRECTOR OF PUBUC RELATIONS Mr. Gene Sloan keeps the people of Tennessee up-to-date on the progress being made at MTSC. This has been his aim for nineteen years. He holds the LL.B. and A.B. degrees from Cum- berland University and the M.A. degree from Pea- body. MR. HAROLD JEWELL Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds MR. ROBERT MacLEAN Administrative Assistant N, DR. HOMER PITTARD Alumni Secretary sm MR. EUGENE SLOAN Director of Public Relations

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DEAN OF STUDENTS DEAN OF WOMEN Dr. Belt Keathley Dean Keathley has been in charge of co-ordinating student activities on campus since 1951 . During that time, he has be- come an important part of our administrative family. Dr. Keathley holds the Bj . degree from Bethel College, and the M.S. and Ed.D. degrees from the University of Ten- nessee. Miss Martha Hampton Dean Hampton has become an integral part of campus life in her three short years at MTSC. She is sincerely in- terested in the problems of the students and works with the ASB to create interest in campus affairs. Miss Hampton holds theB.S. and M.A. degrees from MTSC and the Ed.S. degree from Peabody College. BUSINESS MANAGER ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. Jimmy Jackson Mr. James Jackson, who received his B.S. andMj . de- grees from MTSC, has been Business Manager since 1952. He is responsible for the management of the finances of MTSC and all departments and properties. He is renowned over the South for his abilities in this area. 20 Mr. T. B. Woodmore Mr. Woodmore has been associated with MTSC since his collegiate days which ended in 1929. He became business manager in 1930 after earning a B.S. degree and continued in thatpositionuntill959, whenhe came to his present position. Withhishelp, MTSC weathered the Depression and two World wars.

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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Mrs. Alma Bass SUB Hostess Mr. James Booth Campus Printer Mr. Charles Phillips Bookstore Manager Mrs. Mary Lee Taylor Postmistress Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson SUB Recreation Director A multitude of activities, including educational confer- ences and banquets, come under the supervision of the Student Union hostess . This building, on our west campus, has a higher utilization than any other in our entire college plant . Speed and efficiency are trademarks of our campus print shop. More and more of the college printing needs are met here . Programing and super- vision of the Student Union recreation are the primary tasks assigned to the director . Table tennis, billiards, fun night, and dances are the principal activities . The Bookstore, like the modern pharmacy, has trans- cended its name. School sup- plies, and a great variety of items for personal needs, as well as textbooks , can be found on its shelves . The volume of mail in our campus post office will more than equal that of a small city. All students have now been assigned boxes . The alert campus security force has some seven hundred acres to patrol . Campus Police: L. to R., Arlo Owen (chief), E. V. Moser, Ellis Burnette, Ernest Adams.