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Top, Lef+: Kelley Dement; Charles Phillips, Bookstore Manager; and Allen Connell. Middle: Val Smith, Cafeteria Manager. Right: Gene Sloan and Robert Brooks, Public Relations. Second Row, Left: John Hood, Development; Martha Turner, Placement; Robert Abernathy, Field Services; Dr. Belt Keathley, Student Aid; James Gist, Business. Right Top: James Booth, Print Shop. Right Bottom: Mary Taylor, Postmistress. Row Three, Left: Dr. hlomer Pittard, Alumni Relations. Middle: R. N. Martin, Business; Sam Smith, Personnel. Right: Joe Rich and Hixson Pugh, Purchasing. ADMINISTRATION 15
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Top Row, Left: Sam McLean, Assistant Dean of Men; Mary Jane Levi, Assistant Dean of Wonnen. Middle: Susan Westlake, School Nurse; Robert Hackman, University Physician. RigSt: Jim- my Jackson, Business Manager. Second Row, Left: Sam Walden, Manager of Computer Center; Dr. Paul hHutcheson, Director of Computer Center. Middle: Alma Bass, Student Union Build- ing hlostess. Right: Mattie Lee Gracy, University Center Hostess. Third Row, Left: Harold Jewell, Supt. of Buildings and Grounds: Charles Pigg, Assistant Superintendent of Plant Plan- ning. Middle: John Marshall, Librarian. Right: Dean Hess, As- sistant Dean of Men; Robert Lee, Assistant Director of Admissions. Bottonfi Row, Left: Dr. James Covington, Assistant Director of Guidance and Testing; Dr. James Martin, Director of Guidance and Testing. Middle: Austin Parker, Internal Auditor. Right: Dallas Biggers, Director of University Center. 14
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Mrs. Margaret Wright and some of her talented Sacred Harp Singers at the Tennessee Fol Festival in Johnson City. Mr. hiorace Beasley coaches a future member of MTSU ' s superb Band of Blue. SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Few students escape the School of Arts and Sciences on their trip through college. Enconnpassing the disci- plines of science, languages, social sciences, mathe- matics, and speech and theatre, the school offers courses for basic study as well as being preparatory for a teaching career in one of its fields. Under the able head of Dr. Clay Tucker, the school has grown con- siderably over the past few years; a special example of this is the growth of the once almost non-existent Bachelor of Arts program. Mr. VanderWeg ponders an art problem. P The eternity of these freshman themes . . . 16
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