Madison College - Cumberland Echoes Yearbook (Madison, TN)

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z4gfz6oaZZwae H. c. Love++, M.s. Men+Qglf.e1f0fd- BA- Chairman, Division of Agriculfure oricu We Agronomy Never has There been a Time when The imporT oT .impending circum- sTances has indicaTed more TorceTully The decenTralizaTion oT populaTions Toward counTry places. Madison College has long undersTood The develop- ing siTuaTion and has, Through her agriculTural worlc, encouraged The anchor- ing To The soil OT all loranches, or new insTiTuTions paTTerned aTTer her, by locaTing on Tarms. The clisTress oT people and naTions malces iT even more imporTanT ThaT we brighTen The lamps ThaT shine upon The God-given purpose oT educaTing Tor counTry living. Your Madison College sTaTT oT agriculTural workers is oT good courage and is rapidly shaping iTs physical planT, Teaching TaciliTies, gualiTicaTions, and general morale To meeT The demands oT The Time in which we live. You may be assured ThaT, if your mind and hearT have longed Tor The day when you could move To and hold your own in a counTry place, we are prepared To be The sTepping sTone Tor you Trom The ciTy To The counTry. IT would graTiTy us To serve you To This end. Earl Barham, B S Apiary W. E. Clayburn, B.A. Animal Husbandry, Dairy Mr. LoveTT, Teaching a class in Held crops The APTBFY CIGSS 22

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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

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Zbaameaa and ecfaezfmdazl odemze James Wenfworih, B.S. Bnsiness Law Acc,-,unfing Worfh Lowder, B.S. F' E ,, V r A qA.q :VA f , A 7 U 3: 1 V, P g A - Lg-. Lucile Ellis PaHerson Oline Peck, B.S. Medical Secrefarial Secrefarial Fufure secrefaries in fhe making r-f'- -fs N. . .-...,,,! Andrew Chasfain, B.A. Acfing Chairman, Division of Business Aclminisfrafion and Secrefarial Science Elemenfary Accounfing If is a greaf safisfacfion fo prepare for a profession in which fhere is a greaf need in every field. Business managers, accounfanfs, and secrefaries a.e in demand everywhere. Do you like fo work wifh people? Do you enioy being where fhe wheels go 'round, and perhaps help fo lceepifhem Turning smoofhly? Do come fo Madison College and enroll in fhe Business or Secrefarial courses. You may wanf fo specialize in Medical Secrefarial worlc. You may pre- fer fo serve in some ofher special field- Ediforial. Arf. Educafional, or Business. There is no limif fo fhe inferesfs fhaf may open before you, once you have finished a basic course. Fufure business men i 23 L, 4..,, 1