Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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A. M. Thomas, Ph.B., A.M., B.D. Business Manager And now the man who makes things tick. It is he who collects our shekels semi-quarterly and parcels them out among the college ' s credi- tors. In addition he assumes an ac- tive part in the institution ' s scholastic and social life. Matie Fletcher Secretary to the President Efficient, reserved, businesslike — these adjectives seem to us most apropos for Miss Matie , as we know her. Though thoroughly absorbed in her duties, she always has a cheery smile and pleasant words for visitors in her office. Mrs. Robert McGowan Matron, Epworth Hall The loftiest tribute we can possibly pay to Ma Mac is to say that she makes Epworth a real home to male residents. Cheerful, trustworthy and dutiful, she cares for her boys in a manner which defies wording. Helen M. Womack, A.B. Registrar and Home Economics Student problems of any na- ture soon become Miss Wo- mack ' s problems. In fact they occupy a major portion of her time. Sympathetic, understand- ing and devoted to her duties, Helen always finds a way , whether the difficulty is one of registration or one of nipping stitched seams. Frank L. Cheney, A.B. Physical Education A consummate devotee to clean sports and unsubsidized athletics, Coach Cheney concentrates his whole- hearted attention on making Lambuth well-represented in the sporting world. He has been a pioneer in the rise of six man football, and his teams have twice achieved national champion- ships. David Franklin Snipes Dietitian Foremost among Mr. Snipe ' s dut- ies is the feeding of the hungry nouths — and he takes his job seri- ously. He can usually be found in the kitchen devising some delect- able appetizer. His indispensabilty to the welfare of the college is un- guestioned. 12 ««A 1 i ? 1 1 M K BUS i p •ml j -

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Katherine Clement, A.B., A.M. French and Latin Here is one whose rare charm and versatility have made her an indisputable place in Lambuth activities, curricular and other- wise. A delightful companion, she is a familiar figure in social gatherings, and serves as spon- sor for several campus organiza- tions. y us through the medium of academic processes; they exemplify it in their own daily existences. Perhaps we do not show apprecia- tion for our faculty suffi- ciently, but we hope that we may at this time be permitted to accord to them some, measure of the lofty esteem which they so justly merit. H. L. Palmer, B.S., A.M. Business Administration Amiable, affable, personable — these are the words for our Sguire . Whether in the class- room, in the lobby, or o n a social occasion, he is always the same — an interesting con- versationalist, a friendly coun- sellor, and a true friend. Francis M. Pulliam, A.B., A.M. Mathematics and Physics A man truly possessed of a variety of exemplary virtues is Mr. Pulliam, popularly dubbed The Green Arch- er . He has few peers in realm of numbers and none at all in the es- teem of those who know him. For di- version, he turns to his trusty bow and arrow, in the use of which he is quite proficient. ' - IlffifiilTtf Sarah V. Clement, A.B., A.M. English One of Lambuth ' s oldest faculty members from the standpoint of serv- ice is Miss Sarah V. Clement. Her mastery of literature is excelled only by her striking originality and match- less personality. Mere words could never do her justice. Ruth Marr, B.S. in Ed., A.M. Education and Psychology Quiet and unassuming, Miss Marr usually to be found in her office, and al- ways in the pursuance of her affairs. Her mastery of psychology gives her a rare insight into students ' problems. Cer tainly here is an admirable example of unselfish devotion to duty. Mrs. A. M. Thomas Home Economics Though a recent addition to the Lambuth staff, Mrs. Thomas! has for some time been a member of the college family , and is certainly no novice at the culinary art. Sparkling wit and a kind appreci- ation of adolescent youth can be said to characterize this excellente femme. 11

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