Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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Lambuth Install s New President On October 10, 1987, Dr. Thomas Frank Boyd was installed as the sixth president of Lambuth College. During his fifteen year career in administration, he has served as Director of Institutional Research, Dean, Vice President for Development, and Executive Vice President. The various representatives of the college ' s constituency de- livered their greetings, the presentations were made, the Concert Band and Choir performed. Dr. Boyd sparked interest with his address entitled Exploring ' ' during the ceremony. Dr. Boyd ' s message raised issues and hopes pertinent to today and conveyed insight into Lambuth ' s problems and hope for Lambuth ' s future. Among his goals for the years to come were the creation of a Master ' s degree program in the liberal arts, the establishment of an honors program within the college, and the formation of a student and faculty exchange program with a foreign siste college. Dr. Boyd also stated that the most integral element of any college is the student body. He left, the impression that if treated with respect and confidence, students will respond in like fashion. Left to right: President and Mrs. Boyd. Mr. Thomas W. Hart chairman of the board, officially installs Dr. Boyd as president. , ■ ■A ml 7%F ' i : ' i,Jftl - . - -. vP IMP V 1 V - . ■ : iwfl . H W ii 1 W i fi m — m J ■ J ' r a ' :«? H : J - A V-t 1 v Ifl H ■ . ■ ' K 1 ' : ' ■ ' | ■■..■ - j m r . I I ■ 1 J ■; ' r MHB B wt ■ v| 1 1 I yty ' J P r i 1 36 Campus Life

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Homecoming Is Season Finale Homecoming is always a special time, and this year ' s Home- coming was no exception. As the festivities of the 1987 weekend began, there were many old friendships to renew, memories to recall, and many activities in which to participate. The fun began on Friday with the second annual Eagle Golf Tournament, tennis tournaments, and class reunions. Saturday ' s events included a 5-K run, an Alumni Luncheon, Preview ' 88 for prospective students, the S.G.A. Home- coming Dance, and the Alumni Dance. Of course, the highlight of the weekend was the football game In which the Lambuth College Eagles played Cumberland College. An excellent turnout, pep rally, and banner contest proved just how much spirit Lambuth College really has. Homecoming weekend proved to be a time to remember glories of the past and to expect great things of the future. Top, left to right: Mike Spence crowhs Mary Newpart Lambuth ' s Homecoming Queen. 1987 Homecoming Queen, Mary Newpart. Lambuth de- fense halts Cumberland ' s offensive attack. Mr. Faught is the target of the AOPie throw. Lambuth fans show strong support for their Eagles. Bottom, left to right: LAMBUTH HOMECOMING COURT — Amanda Adler with Jimmy Cotham, Lisa Powell with Ben Butler, Mary Newpart with Mike Keeney, Cindy Banks with Scott Kirk, and Rachel McCoy with Tony Milligan. A refreshing word of encouragement is given by the coaches arid train- er, Deirdre Zemann. With a winning smde, Jen- nifer leads trie fans in a cheer. Craig Dunn gains yards for the Eagles. 1 1 1 J 1 T- !1SI s m 1 1 1 v 3 1 ■Ms I H wk i ■ 38 Campus Life