Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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m ARTHUR A. SEEGER, Theory, Violin and Voice Graduate Institute of Musical Art, New York City; Pupil of Percy Goetschius, Franklin W. Robinson, — Theory; Bostel- mann, Dethier, — Violin; Carl Breneman of N. Y.,— Voice. THE SENIORS ' FAREWELL O, tell us, must we part from thee? Our Alma Mater! can it be That all these golden days are fled, That sad farewells must now be said? O many friendships here were made, Visions gained that ne ' er shall fade ; Lessons were learned to help us live The larger life, and service give. But now the days of parting come — The Sands of Time must ever run, For such is life ; we meet to part — Yet comes some blessing to the heart. For ah ! how swift is Time — how soon Will youth ' s fair morning yield to noon, And life ' s strong, valiant, mid-day fight Be ended in the gathering night. So with a will we haste away, Prepared to work while yet ' tis day; Nor shirk the task that must be done, Nor cease the struggle till we ' ve won. In all the coming, changing years, In all our joys, in all our tears, Our hearts in thee shall ever trust, Alma Mater! how dear to us! Page twenty-five

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m MAMIE LUCILE WOMACK, A. B. Dean of Women, Instructor in Physical Education for Women A. B., Hendrix College. LOUISE MERCER, Director of Music Piano Graduate of Chicago Musical College, artist course ; awarded first prize at grad- uation ; special study with Borow:ki, Ayres, Foerster, Reuter, Oldberg, Heinze, Beru- men, LaForge and others. Page twenty-four

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ern Administration GDtfiriala m 4 f r MATIE FLETCHER LILLIE YOUNG MRSAB.WEATHERtY j$v« p PIP ■ V ANNE WARDEN VIRGINIA EXLEY MATIE FLETCHER Secretary to the President and Registrar MRS. R. E. WOMACK Advisor of Women Students MRS. A. B. WEATHERLY Superintendent Dining Department LILLIE YOUNG Housekeeper VIRGINIA EXLEY Librarian ANNE WARDEN Librarian Page twenty-six