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

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BUCHANAN DRAMATIC CLUB ffbijit Mt ,:= ' = S«SS First Row: Evelyn Craddock. Emily Pepper, Robbie Gregory, Buford Hines. ora Chastain, ul)ie% Wilson, Parker Mt- Bride, Mary Bandy, Doris Williams, Martha Powell, Jean Pellegrin, Carl Lappin. Claire loUev. Jeiolvn Cashioii, Second Roxu: Anna Margaret Baird, Mary .Mice .Sparkman, Cliffodean Boyd, Frankie Harlin. Marv Jean Hay, Robert Lewter, Bill Willis, Peggy Brandon, Celia Blevins, Jimmy Lyons, Dorothy Marlin, Carolyn Kimery, Charles AVarren, Paul Snllivan, Imogene Davenport, Joan Hancock. Third Row: Judy Hargrove, Bob Gregory, M, P. Meadows, Doris Pickney, Gerry .• lexaiuler, Julia Boren, Doris Pigg, C;arl Coakley, Ramona York. Linda Denning, Dick C:ovington, Ben .Smalling. Marv Jo Bradley. Patti Farrell. Fourth Row: June Smith, Irene Morgan, Norma Dudley. Bernice .Suddarth. Ernie Pelligrin. Emalou .Smolherman. . nu Thompson. Barbara Wood. J. R. Lovell. Evelyn Hildreth, Elva Monger, Lucy Hicks, Russell Lewis, Mary Killeen. Fijili Row: Nancv Ball, Barbara Dale, Tommie Henegar, Jack Freeman, Newman C;runk, George Wilkerson, Sarah Con- nelly. .- vola Whitesell. Nell Heusou. jdhu SccUi. Lane Boutwell. Bill Metcalf. Jim Lee. Rill Laugseth. Doris Anderson. Prcsidfut I ' ll r-P,, -si, I, III Sri irliiiy (:.,nisl„n,d,ii. I ' ARKIR MoBRIDE MAR B.ANin MARlllA I ' OW ' l I.I. Rinuin (.Rl:(,OR Trciisurcr Eijulpiiifiil CiislodUiii Mriiihiri.lilji Cliiiii iiiiii Sir-it ' tiiil-tit ' Aiiiis Doris Wiitiwis , L ' liRi;v WlLSO.N Zora Chastain Bi 1 t)Ri) Hints The Buchanan Dranialic Chil) i.ikts pride in l)rint;ing outstancliiig ])hi s lo ihc (anipiis. bin ils primal aim is lo alloid (■ ctv inlereslccl slu- (1(111 an op])oniniii lo l)c a(ii c in some phase ol ihe theatre. Tile C lub places as imuh empliasis on back- stage work as it does on acting, and in so doing hopes to give all participains a jjciici under- standing and ap])ir( iation ol both areas ol play inodiu lion. It has long been llic policy of the (Hub lo make cmta ellorl to last laih member in at kasi one ])la in the hope that sonu ' (onli ibiiliini will he made lo llic jjirson.ililN (UAclopiiUTil ol llie iii(li Idiial.

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Presidi-nt Vicf-Prr.sidetit Serretiny Treaaun ' } Sfigenntat-An. Publicilx Cowan L ell HORACF I. BOMAR. jR. |. F.r) ARi) Dim. INGHAM | )l I). I ACKSON ]A n s H. Watson Norman Cooksev The Iiulusiri:il Arts Ciliib stri fs to stimulate Educational liliiis ol interest to ilie i ionp are ami lintlier lite knowledge ol industrial arts shown, and speakers prominent in the lield ol above and liexonil that taiiiiht in the classroom. industrial arts aie sedired lot the meetino ' .. First Ro-w: Philip H. Daltoii. Sponsor: Cowan Lvcll, Horace I. Bomai, Jr.. James Willaid, Rav McGinnis. James H. Wat son. Jolm Giatv. ndbert . . I) ke. Sjjonsor. Second Row: Hal Broyles, Wilson Hancock. Ma .Vrnokl, Bruce Hampton, Joe 1). Jaikson, Ross Rives, Joseph Manoaii. Lisle Lough, Henry Lingle. Robert .Arnold. Third Rou ' : J. Edward Dillingham. Wallace Smotherman. James McCuUongh. John Willianis, Gii Scott, ( harles Gooch, Norman Cooksev. Cahin Duggin, Neil F.llis, William R. Sissom, Joseph Watson.

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Scenes }rom Out of the Frying Pan Bill Willis. ell Henson. Hill I.eteis in a scene from the comedy, Out of the Flying Pan. In tlie lou heroes of the stage crew add llieir contribution towards making a successful dramatic production. photo, the unsuh