Tennessee Technological University - Eagle Yearbook (Cookeville, TN)

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The Four Year Drama Ends With Graduation For the senior, the rurtain is slowly closing and 1 D bringing with it an encl to the four-year drama. which has been an integral part ol' his lille. The acacleniic search for knowleclge has almost encletl. The hours ol' work on the newspaper or the year- book. that last-minute tourhclown. anal the May Day tlance are now treasurecl memories. These are the memories that enhance the seniors intan ible s Jirit of K pricle in Tl ennessee Fl ech. his alma mater. Alter four years of working ancl living together, the Senior Class Officers Prcsirlfvzt , . , , .XVAIJIC SMITH Vim-I'ru.sff1f'11t t s , ,.,. -IINI LONG Yll'1flI.S'Il1'l'f Dokornv NICRAP1 Sl'I'Vt'fllly' NAxc:v Sm-tok seniors lincl themselves suclclenly on the brink of en- trance into the worlcl. Graduation is a vivicl reality. The senior is truly a part ol' all he has met. In this all important year comes the realization of those goals ancl icleals for which he has aspirecl. In complete charge ol' all Nlay Day activities, the seniors are also responsible lor preparing the Alumni lounge anal serving as hosts cluring Homecoming. This years May Day festivities were eenterecl around the presentation ol? May Queen Pat liearclen anal her royal eourt. Decorations clepictetl a perennial springtime atmosphere ol' blossoms and utilized spring colors. Members ol' the royal court were attiretl in mint green, kelly green, royal blue, lreneh blue and rose retl. The senior stancls at the top ol' the aeaclemici laclcler, but he can look back with pricle at his years spent in Cookeville. He has macle lasting frienclsliips, and preparecl himself professionally for the future. The senior has become a part of Tennessee Tech antl Tene nessee Terh has become a part of his past. DR. PAUL HOLLISTER TELLS Carolyn Whitson and Betty Hackett about nature trail markers Page 21

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DR. T. J. FARR, Director of School of Education Dr. Farr received his Ph.D. in l93I from the University ot Colorado, with postgraduate work at the University of Chicago and George Peabody College for Teachers. He is faculty sponsor for the Tech Christian Association and the Student National Education Association. Educators Train School Personnel Ill Loclziys worlcl ol scieiililic aclvziiicemeiili ziiicl lust- pacecl society, ai good ecluczitiou has become increas- ingly llll1J0l'l,2llll. zuicl these same C011ClltlOllS21l'CilCIIl2lllil- ing more ziiicl better lieziclicrs. The 'lcch School ol' Ecl- ucalioii is lrziiiiiiig l'C2ll'llC1'S Lo iiieel the challenges ol' the clay. 'llhe School ol' lfllllfllllilll has severzil lliiiictioiisz the professional Lrziiiiiiig ol' public school personnel: the guidance ol prospective teachers aucl the encourage- mem ol imereslecl persons to enter the lezichiiig lielcl: :incl the promolioii ol resezirch. Iiicluclecl iii the School are the ClC1J2ll'llI1ClllS ol music, eclucizuioii, ziiicl health and physical ecluczilioii: a B.S. degree is ollereil in each clepartiiieiil.. Dr. 'lf Farr is cliiecloi' ol' the School. Eleiiieiitziry ecluczilioii inzibiors receive the p1'ziclic'z1l beuelils ol zxcluzll teaching at Lhe 'l'ech 'liziiiiiiig School. 21 iiioclerii school located Zl short clisluiice lroiii Llie main cuiiipus. :Xl'1'2ll1gClHC1ltS with the Pllllllllll County School BO2ll'Cl provicle teaching lzicililies all Cookeville Ceiilizil lor secoiiclary ecluczilioii Illll-l0l'S. The School also coiiiributes Lo the iiiservice irziiii- iiig ol' regulzii' school persoiiiiel with S2ll.lll'il2ly classes ou campus, oll'-czimpus workshops, aiicl PZll'llCllJ2Ill0ll iii special ecluczilioiizil conferences. lu ziclclitioii lo pro- fessional ii-aiming. ecluczilioli students receive Lhose sul:- jecis necessary lor 21 'iXVCll-1'Olll1ClCKli, college eclucalioii. ACTIVITIES of the health and physical education department are centered in Memorial Gym