Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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930 TF a ' T rTMTtfnSH » Eambttfh Irlourft — Alma Hatrr Hail to Lambuth, our Lambuth beloved, School of ideals, of sunlight, and song; Tho ' afar from thy campus removed, Still our hearts shall for thee ever long. Chorus Sweet thy memories, thy fond recollections. ' TSs the dear school that gave us our worth How you hold, college dear, our affections, Alma Mater, the fairest on earth ! May our colors, the white and blue streaming, Our emblems of love and of truth, Be as sunlight upon our path beaming, Dear in age as they now are in youth. O Lambuth, where ' er life may lead us, In sorrow, or sunshine, or joy, Thy motto shall still be our watchword, Thy praises our tongues shall employ. Parting § mtg See our Colors proudly waving Bright against the Southern sky, Emblem fair of high endeavor. Symbol that shall never die ! When the last farewell is spoken, Parting comes as partings will, But, wherever life may lead us, We ' ll love Lambuth College still. We have worked and played together, We have stood, a loyal band ; In the years to come we promise For our College we will stand. One last pledge then, ere we sever, Hands are clasped as parting sign. To each other we ' ll lie loyal, And, dear Lambuth, ever thine.

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antern iK ssagr iFrnm ©ttr ftofii ntt DURING the college year now closing Lambuth College has launched a movement looking toward the secur- ing of a $400,000 fund for the endowment and maintenance of the institution. The purpose of this movement is, of course, to stabilize the finances of the college and enable it to carry on its work through the years without embarrass- ment. For the past several months those in charge of the campaign have been engaged in an effort to arouse the interest of our constituency in this great enterprise. We are glad to report that good progress has been made in this direction, and that the number of our friends is rapidly increasing. A new day is dawning for Lambuth. Every alumnus, every former student, and every student now enrolled in the college can have a share in ushering in this new day. Those who have shared most largely in the benefits of the college are best able to proclaim its worth. To this group my mes- sage is addressed. I am asking that you be Lambuth mis- sionaries, so to speak, in the communities where you live. By uniting our efforts and our prayers we shall have suc- cess in the Endowment Movement and estabbsh on a secure foundation the institution we all love. RICHARD E. WOMACK. President.