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

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midlander The Annual Publication of Middle Tennessee State University Volume 48 Jim Trammel, Editor-in-Chief 1972-1973 COXTFATS The St Lifl In The Front 1 The Whole Year Catalog 19 Student Living 45 Administration 88 Sports 106 Beauties 138 (ireeks 154 Organizations 194 Classes 246 Advertisements 299 The StulTIn The Back 331 Dimlander Magazine . .lacing page 209 RELEVANT QUOTATION ' S Where is Dennis Deathridge? — Jim Trammel. Pxiitor-in-Chief MIDLANDER or that serious consideration be given to its abandonment as a viable journalistic vehicle. — Dr. Edward Kimbrell. Chairman. Department of Mass Communications. The present-day managing editor refuses to die! — Cindv Robert.son. Managing Editor Jim: (luess What III A campus organization ' was at 6:00. not at 6:30. So— they didn ' t get their picture taken ... I got there at exactly 6:33. She said she wasn ' t going to pay $80 and I told her we just wouldn ' t run anything . . . She said she would talk to you (you lucky guy) — tell her I said to (message deleted)! —Fred Carr. Photographer ' W ' here is Dennis Deathridge ' -Dr. Kimbrell The MIDLANDER is printed on 80-pound Contemporary Matte paper, with the exception of the opening 16 pages on Coated Embossed Enamel and the magazine insert on Gloss Enamel, by DELMAR PRINTING COMPANY of Charlotte, N.C. Their representatives are Bill Stoess and •lerrv Smith. MIDLANDER (898-2748, Box 94) is a completely student- edited publication. Its adviser is Dr. Edward Kimbrell. MIDLANDER is a member of the Associated Collegiate Press; this book is not copyrighted. Materials published in MIDLANDER do not necessarily reflect the opinion or position of Middle Tennessee State University, its students, its faculty, or its administration. All material appearing in this publication is the sole re- sponsibility of the MIDLANDER editorial board. ' Where is Dennis Deathridge '

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In the beginning — i.e., before the beginning- there was nothing. And matter came out of nothing. And matter was chaos. ' - U-KiS