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

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Mrs. Evelyn Mrs. Lucille Pfifer Riddle Mrs. Edna Smith Mrs. Norma Stokes Mrs. Peggy Trickey Mrs. Nancy Wagner Mrs. Marie Wood HOUSEMOTHERS AND SECRETARIES Askany student at Middle Tennessee State Col- lege to name one person to whom he turned for help during registration week and chances are he will usually say either a housemother or a sec- retary . Housemothers in both the men ' s and the wo- men ' s residence halls do not stop giving assist- ance after this hectic week. They continue to stand beside each student living on campus and willingly assume the difficult role of counseling and disciplining hundreds of students. The members of the efficient secretarial staff at MTSC help to determine the effectiveness of our administration. Their duties cover a wide range. FRONT ROW: Sue Adkins Evelyn Atwood, Mary Dale Barrett, Dora Bennett, Judy Chumbley, Am. Cook, Judy Cooper Bomne Cox, Am. Coyle, Denese Crowder. SECOND ROW: Mary Dale, Charlotte Daniels, Margaret D Udson, Kathedne Flowed BeX ?o: fe M S ' t r ' : Jean Holloway, Norene Hudgens, SWrley Jones, Macon Manson. THI RD ROVV Dotty Mathet RoT:: f?J A R° W. Clara H N- ' . ' ' ' ] ' p ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -a Poole. Frances Rich, Janet RobTnso pa rZ:y, IlTag„erLe ' f;arrSand:r;tlt; ' ' ' ' ' ' ° ' ' °- -- ' - Tolso. Evely:; fibi. 1

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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.

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THE GRADUATE SCHOOL The Graduate School originated in 1951 . The first class composed of six men graduated in June of 1952 . The Graduate School offers graduate degrees in the area of educational administration and supervision, guidance and counseling, public school curriculum and instruction, mathematics, biology, chemistry, natural science, and social science. The school, directed by Dr. Howard Kirksey, has become recognized as one of the best in the state. Director of School- -Dr. Howard Kirksey THE GRADUATE COUNCIL CLOCKWISE: Dr. Howard Kirksey, Dr. Norman Parks, Dr. John Patten, Dr. Francis Riel, Dr. Robert Corlew, Dr. Clay Tucker, Dr. Richard Peck, Dr. Harris Dark, Dr. Will Bowdoin, Dr. Sam Ingram, and Dean John Weems.