Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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S OtJVl r omore a add The Sophomore Class has reached the awakening period, and Pisces, symbolizing Spring, directs the budding interests of our second year students. This constellation is filled with many double-stars of unusual brightness and like-wise this class abounds in noteworthy people. Its own class officers are: W. A. Nance, President; Enos Thurmond, Vice-President; and Carolyn Tanner, Secretary-Treasurer. One of the double-stars is Dub , who while editing the VISION, finds time to play a mean game of basketball. President of the Chris- tian Movement Council is Malcolm McMillan, who also served ably as Assistant Editor of the yearbook. On the LANTERN staff, too, was Patty Jean Matthews, who was elected football maid for the 1940 season. So we can readily see the brilliancy of this galaxy. With memories of the not-too-distant pangs of humiliation and suffering still fiendishly revolving in their craniums, the Sophomores initiated the beginners into the delights of paddle parties and the horrors of being a Froshie. 23

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MAXINE WILLIAMS Wheeling, West Virginia LOUIS SANSOM Bethel Springs, Tennessee PHLAKE TUCKER Bath Springs, Tennessee SARA WESTOVER Pinson, Tennessee EUGENE WARLICK Jackson, Tennessee JEWELL PHILLIPS Stantonville, Tennessee HELEN RICHARDSON Whiteville, Tennessee WILLIAM SPICER Cedar Hill, Tennessee EDWARD VETRANO Tarrytown, New York 22

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Off-, iceri W. A. NANCE, President CAROLYN TANNER, Secretary-Treasurer ENOS THURMOND, Vice-President ENOS THURMOND Bemis, Tennessee CAROLYN TANNER Paducah, Kentucky W. A. NANCE Paducah, Kentucky MARY ANNE DEES Jackson, Tennessee DORIS ANN ROGERS Covington, Tennessee LEATHA RAWLES Finley, Tennessee MARGUERITE BARLOW Trezevant, Tennessee JAMES THOMAS Jackson, Tennessee EVELYN RAWLS Bemis, Tennessee JAMES PARTIN Parsons, Tennessee MAXINE OAKLEY Dyersburg, Tennessee GEORGE HEABERG Jackson, Tennessee 24