Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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i£ opf)omore£ You can always tell a Sophomore By his haughty airs and such; ... Of this year ' s Sophomore class we are indeed proud, for they are the development of the first large post-war Freshman class, constituting more than a fourth of the entire Student Body. These are the products of two year ' s hewing off of the rough edges and injections of learning and culture. In their first year as upper-classmen they have shown that they are fully capable of carrying on the high student ideals of democracy when they replace the students above them. They were ably led by their president, George Curtis; secretary, Roy Hill; vice president, Winston Williams; treasurer, Barbara Thompson. — 23 —

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f ■ ■■ David Maris Memphis, Tennessee Billy Simpson Jackson, Tennessee James Truett Jackson, Tennessee Kelly Hardy Bemis, Tennessee Fred Miller Jackson, Tennessee J. C. Gilbert, Jr. Memphis, Tennessee Harold Lassiter ' Jackson, Tennessee Bennie Barron McComb, Mississippi Charles Smith Jackson, Tennessee Carolyn Hopper Jackson, Tennessee NOT PICTURED Jerry Bell Ward Byrd John Fitzcerald Bettie Jean Allison Willard Seacerson Earl D. Twomey Joe Wood 22 —

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ft »— d» Mil Louie Cain Camden, Tennessee Allen Fail Jackson, Tennessee Monya Maloney Elbridge, Tennessee Donald Wood v Bethel Springs, Tenn. Loyal Hartman Ripley, Tennessee Betty Belew Atwood, Tennessee James McDonald Cairo, Illinois Parker Mitchell Jackson, Tennessee Roy Anderson Jackson, Tennessee Billy Phillips Jackson, Tennessee Juanita Weaver Raleigh, Tennessee Roy Hill Camden, Tennessee Kay Price Jackson, Tennessee Mary E. Steadman Selmer, Tennessee Ranel Spence Camden, Tennessee Robert C. Hembree Knoxville, Tennessee James Dike Jackson, Tennessee Theo. Leathers Toone, Tennessee Leo Leathers Toone, Tennessee Marjorie Eagle Jackson, Tennessee '