Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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OUR GUIDE, PHILOSOPHER, AND FRIEND

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DEDICATED TO A. tl5. talueu PROFESSOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCE and A REGULAR FELLOW A liberal educator and a true gentl eman, a Phi Beta Kappa possessed of vision, tolerance, and a sense of fair play, an idealist who prac- tices what he preaches, a professor who has earned the respect and admiration of his co- workers and of the student body — To such a man, We, the Staff, tender our greatest gift, the 1940 LANTERN. It is with deepest feeling that we pay tribute to him, this man of unusual wit, congenial per- sonality, and warm heart. He has been instru- mental in the growth of the college, has aided in molding its traditions, and has enriched its spirit. J. B. Stalvey takes his place in Lam- buth ' s Hall of Fame.

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CAMPUS Where bull sessions hold court — radios blare forth — a few people study — and the gals are discussed. Old Friends Meet Where love Begins and Book Lore ends