Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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STUDENTS ' WORK . college without selling magazines Loice Batts, realizing that ne- cessity is the mother of inven- tion, rigs up a chair and wagon to his lawnmower and acquires a nice coat of tan. Eugene Johnston advertises that his business is picking up. Who would have guessed it from that expression ? This industrious group, somewhat reminis- cent of the well-known WPA worker, breaks ground for the bus terminal. The wheel- barrow is a camouflage. George McKelvy, local post- man, brings glad tidings, or bills, from the Post Office. 17

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LANTERN EXPOSES LAMBUTH 1SSS ISS 1 ■ is i .-. ' •■ ' I s Working their way through MMM ' • Taking out for tea, (hardly at four, however) is a favorite recreation of biology laboratory workers, despite Dr. Davis ' frequent warnings of an- thrax and hoof and mouth disease. Jack Saunders, assistant in the Chemistry department, mixes up a vile brew for his Freshmen. Taking time out from his step- sweeping, J. P. Collums smiles at the cameraman. Changing a tire is hardly student work in the strictest sense of the word, but J. H. Allen, in a working mood, was so unusual that our cameraman just couldn ' t resist it. 16

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SENIOR CLASS . . . • • DIGNITY PERSONIFIED! OSCAR DODDS, President; BARBARA HAWKINS, Secretary-Treasurer ; CHARLES PHELPS, Vice President. The present graduating class, composed of twenty illustrious members, was selected only after carefully considering the over- production caused by the preceding class. Of the seventy-eight freshmen enrolled in September of 1935 only eleven will re- ceive their degrees in June, the rest of the members being made up largely of students transferring from other institutions. What better motto could be adopted than Not quantity, but quality ? During the second week a class election was held and Oscar Dodds was selected as class president. Charles Phelps and Barbara Hawkins were elected to the respective offices of Vice President and Secretary-Treasurer. Members of the Student Council chosen were Mabel Bonner, Mary D. Lassiter, Rhea Smith, Bill Wildbur. During the winter quarter President Dodds accepted a position at Phillippi as teacher and vice- president Phelps took his place temporarily. Dodds, Mrs. Howard Graves, Harold Tillman, and Homer Johns will re- turn in June for graduation.