Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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CONTENTS c4dminUtration 3eature£ Student Jjge Organiza tion£ 3n the service o Our Country, c4avertUement£

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Une J antern 1945 Lambuth College, Jackson, Tennessee September of 1944 found Lambuth College acutely aware of the serious- ness of the time and of the war-time trends of modern education. As the year progressed we have all been conscious of the changes which have been made as the college has assumed its role in an everchanging picture. Most noticeable perhaps is the decreasing percentage of male students, and it is with these former students in mind — these soldiers, sailors, and marines — that we have prepared the 1944-45 Lantern. Because we miss them, and because we want them to know it, we have tried to capture something of the spirit of Lambuth in these pages so that they, as well as the present student body, may experience some pleasure from these glimpses of campus life. As they serve our country in their respective capacities, may it please them to know that Lambuth College is maintaining the high standards it has always held, and that it is continuing to prepare its students for the world which is evolving from present day events and the one which we will help to build. We, the staff, have enjoyed our part in preparing this edition of The Lantern. We hope you like it! ? 7

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L02932 .L25 1 9 45 D D A T I O N EMILY HASTINGS One of the most interesting and congenial personalities we have ever known is one who has done much for the college first as a student, then as a faculty member. Her vitality, capability, and untiring interest are respon- sible for the high esteem in which she is held by students and faculty members alike. In appreciation of all she means to Lambuth — to Miss Emily Hastings we affectionately dedicate the 1944-45 edition of the Lantern.