Madison College - Cumberland Echoes Yearbook (Madison, TN)

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r ' Wada and int 2161250166054 Harold E. Mifzelfelf, M.A. Professor of Music Educafion Sylvia S1-raw Mi+zeIfeH- PaTricia TempleTon OsTrander, B.A. Piano The chimes oT vespers, The celesTial harmonies oT The SabbaTh choir. The maiesTic sTrains oT The church organ, and glad voices in hymn-praise liTT our hearTs To The realm oT The ETernal.' The sym- phonic melodies proiecTed by an ensemble oT sTrings inspire our esTheTic naTures3 The sTirring sounds oT brillianT TrumpeTs and The rhyThmic rolls aT drums deepen our breaThing-Then we Thanlc God Tor l-lis creaTive power oT beauTy, love and music. The oloiecT oT all music should be The glory oT God, said Johann SebasTian Bach. James G. Rimmer, M.A., Organ Voice You can'T draw a sTraighT line? ThaT's noT im- porTanT. Less Than one per-cenT oT us become arTisTs, buT all oT us become arT consumers. And ArT EducaTion's chieT concern is noT one's drawing aloiliTy buT The developmenT of discriminaTing iudgmenT and esTheTic appreciaTion.. Such subiecTs as design and color are TaughT, ThaT The sTudenT may dress in good TasTe, Turnish his home aTTracTively, and generally mainTain a higher esTheTic sTandard oT living.. ArT Today is recognized as an imporTanT phase oT everyday liTe, more Than when iT was conTined wiThin The galleries. Kafhryn K. BerTram, Ari

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added Zopmlmewl pfgdidd cmd mzwDqm ElizabeTh Cowdrick, M.A. Helen C. Sandborn, B.S. Professor of English To be able To use words eTFecTively in speaking and wriTing is an accomplishmenT worTh sTriving Tor. We are Told ThaT he who knows how To use The English language TluenTly and correcTly can exerT a Tar greaTer inTluence Than one who is unable To express his ThoughTs readily and clearly. To discover in The Treasures oT liTeraTure The good. The True, The beauTiTul is To make liTe richer and Tuller. These Treasures are open To all who avail Themselves oT The opporTuniTy To sTudv liTeraTure. The sTudenT who approaches The sTudy oT English wiTh These ends in view will Tind his courses The mosT pracTical in The curriculum. , God wove a web of loveliness. OT clouds and sTars and birds, BuT made no'r anyThing aT all So beauTiTul as words. English ComposiTion sTudenTs discussing Term papers -li ,, . ,, 4, ,,k.,.,4 Sanford Peck, B.S. Physics and MaThemaTics Physics is The science oT The Tive senses. IT is The sTudy oT The laws oper- aTing in The world ThaT God made Tor us-The science oT The Torces ThaT make The birds Tly, ThaT cause The wind To blow, The rain To Tall, ThaT make The baTTleship TloaT. lT is The science oT The physical world around us, wiTh an under- sTanding of The smallesT aTomic parTicle To The largesT mounTain. And in iT all is revealed ThaT The laws oT naTure are The laws ol God. Assembling an oscilloscope I l 9 l 1

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eligffaaa Sdaocufdaa aw! Sandal T ' Dqiafztmenlfa Felix A. Lorenz, M.A., B.D. Professor of Religious EducaTion Mrs. J. A. Tucker, B.S. Wesley Amundsen, B.S. IT all would malce The Bible Their sTudy, we should see a people TurTher developed. capable of Thinking more deeply, and showing a greaTer de- gree OT inTelligence, Than The mosT earnesT eTlorTs in sTudying merely The sciences and hisTories of The world could make Them. The Bible gives The True seeker an advanced menTal discipline, and he comes Trom conTemplaTion of divine Things wiTh his TaculTies enriched: self is humbled, while C-Bod and His revealed TruTh are exalTed. Fundamenfals of ChrisTian Ecluca'I'ion T WalTer H. Siemsen, M.A. Professor of Social Sciences The Social Sciences-hisTory, geography, soci- ology. economics-seek To acquainT The sTudenT wiTh The Torces ThaT underly The socieTy in which he lives. OT The Social Sciences, hisTory is The more signiTicanT, Tor iT reveals To The careTul and reverenT sTudenT The hand of God in all The play and counTer-play of human inTeresTs and power and passions. T I i 2 I