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

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3. Winston Wrenn. whose ho t me own is Columbia. Tenn., earned his B.S, and M.S. degrees from MTSU and now serves as director of financial aid. In his job, Wrenn assists needy students in obtaining the financial assist th ' ance ey need to be able to attend college. His off-campus interests include fishing. boating and baseball. 4. The university's director of student teaching. George Keem, earned his Ed.D. from Wayne State University in Detroit. ln his position here, he strives to develop and maintain a quality professional field experience for student teachers. Married and the father of three sons, Keem is an avid golfer and enjoys gardening. 5. A former Dean of Women. Martha Hampton is now principal of the Campus School as well as assistant professor of education. She received h er B.S. and M.A. from MTSC and her Ed D from Geor e P b d . . , g , ea o y College. She has served in her present position since 1961. . i , Q X 4 ay X - X 1 5 ,J Wkjfgx xj491..' ' X 4 If AX lDr-i rxc i galil I N , 'wt P B 1 O administrators Iii

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N. CHARLES M. MWRPH TH LET 1. Charles Bubba Murphy, MTSU athletic director, is the legendary former head football coach for whom Murphy Center was named. A Nashville native. Murphy earned his B.S. from MTSU and his M.A. from George Peabody College. His goals include helping conduct an athletic program in which the participants are fine and more decent men for having been in our program. 2. Blowing up bubble gum is just a hobby for the busy lim Simpson who is Ticket Manager for the Athletics Department. A native of Tullahoma, I Simpson graduated from MTSU in 1970. Another one of the talents of Simpson is cartoon drawing. 'Y '6 A atliiiiiii:-fr.itors -P . get E 1-'ff f

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1, Always with a smile on his face, Robert MacLean serves as Dean of Student Services. He received his A.B. from State University of lowa and his M.A. from George Washington University. 2. Associate Dean of Students for women's affairs is Iudy Smith, who holds a bachelors degree from MTSU and a master's in psychiatric social work from the University of Tennessee. She views her duty as demonstrating concern for the welfare of women students in particular and MTSU students in general. Her hobbies include bridge, spectator sports and theater. 3. Paul Cantrell, associate dean of students, says that his objective is to assist in the development and maintenance of an atmosphere conducive to the educational process and protective of male student welfare on campus. Cantrell, a Smithville native, enjoys all types ofsports. He earned a B.S. from MTSU and an M.S. from the University of Tennessee. l lillIllllilY'Jllflli?i R YP Y: Bb S A 'SLS I: , va fic ' ix tfxi' , ,s ,ti il X afe sy I W. ' QFQQ' ll :N .. .-9 EW ht' t