Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1949 volume:

LAM8UTH OQLLEGE LlBfcAa JAOKSSN. TENWM « LAMtiUTH COLLEGE LIBRA T Jackson. Tennessee IZbU s Most students come ; the time when they need a business advisoi who can share with than their problems and help them find solntions. MR. T. D. THOMPSON has proved himself to be business advisor, representative o administration, and friend to all students who seek his services. IT hns intend student enterprises with enthusiasm and kind guidance and mpre than every- thing else, he has been there when needed. So, to one who is_the happy combina- tion of cooperation, enthusiasm and se.rvio the staff, proudly and humbly dedicate the twenty-fifth anniversan edition i the LANTERN. 3 K 3 7 ..-.«► o z c S 2 _ J _ g.a o-o n 3 . a- 2 «, re - r. C sex; «• O bO o + v a :3 C T3 ri C 3 tn ' - — c o ' n J 3 £ 5 5 2 |iu • 5 L Cl c, rt a £-3 fe, c 3 ' „ m x; .„ -° £ be £ -U 2J8 eg 2 b u 5 c Hi Most students come to the time when they need a business advisor who can share with them their problems and help them find solutions. MR. T. D. THOMPSON has proved himself to be business advisor, representative of the administration, and friend to all students who seek his services. He has entered into student enterprises with enthusiasm and kind guidance and more than every- thing else, he has been there when needed. So, to one who is the happy combina- tion of cooperation, enthusiasm and service, we, the staff, proudly and humbly dedicate the twenty-fifth anniversary edition of the LANTERN. Dr. R. E. Womack, B.A., M.A., LL.D. President of the college since its establishment, 1924 J wm Jke resident 6 UJesk . . . Students attending Lambuth College during the past few years have witnessed the greatest material growth the institution has ever had in any single year of its history. The Student Building was completed in the spring of 1948 and the Physical Education Building during the following year. Before the completion of the latter, the foundation was laid for the Memorial Chapel and its construction is now going forward. The two buildings already completed and their furnishings represent an expenditure of approximately $250,000. The chapel will cost around $100,000 when it is completed. In addition to this enlargement of the physical plant, considerable additions were made to the endowment of the college, which is now over $100,000. During the first twenty-five years of its life Lambuth has acquired a plant and ecjuipment estimated at one million dollars. Its faculty has quadrupled and its annual enrollment has grown to m ore than five times its original size. Lambuth now enjoys the respect of educational institutions of the country and the generous support of its constituency. The next twenty-five years should be a period of glorious achievement, built upon the foundations already laid. rfetntia t ' 4 t% ti w Administration And Faculty Marian Smith U.S. Assistant Librarian Joe B. Carmical A.I!.. M.S. Physical Jul. Myrtis T. Kurz A.B.. A.M.. Ph.D. English Arthur E. Evans A.B., A.M. Modern Languages Thomasine Hili.iaro A.B. Sec. to Pres. Anna Carmic.ai. U.S., M.S. Home llconomies BlLLIE P. EXUM A.B.. B.S., LL.H. Business Adm. John Q. Hoffman B.S. Business Adm. Grace Whetstone A.P . A.M. Speech Sarah V. Clement A.B., A.M. English Katherine Clement A.B., A.M. French, Librarian Ewing Reid B.Mus., M.Mus. Music W. K. Whetstone A.B., S.T.B. Religion Joseph Shumaker A.B., A.M.. Ed.D. Pol. Set.. History Blanche Oakley B.S.. A.M. Health, Ph s. Ed. Administration And Faculty Beverly Townsend A.B. Assistant in Piano Arthur D. Oxi.f.y B.S.. A.M. Biology T D. Thompson Business Mgr. Ruth Marr T..S. in Ed.. A.M. Ed., Psychology Marion McDougle A.B. Chemistry Carolyn Luten A.B. Assistant in Piano Mrs. T. D. Thompson Bookkeeper Willie M. Thompson A.B., A.M. English and Hostess Elizabeth Jarrel Fossey B.Mus., M.Mus. Music Barney M. Thompson B.S., M.Ed. Music ■ ' Mildred Alexander B.S. Asst. Home Economics Mrs, Rena Hampton Hostess, Eftvorth Hall Veda Thompson Assistant in Piano Lawrence Hartel A.B.. B.S.. M.S. Math, Physics Mrs. MacGowan Dietitian faeah MARVIN E. EAGLE There are some persons who by their vitality, personality, interest, and kindness endear them- selves to the young people who pass through their offices and classrooms. Such a person is Dean Eagle, always ready to help with his suggestions and own experiences, his students invariably feel that they have found not only a great teacher, but a real friend. As such, Dean has endeared himself to the students who have come and gone in the twenty-five years past. To us, he typifies the true Lambuth spirit and a generation of men who have given of themselves that others might live abundantly. There is one person in the faculty who has endeared herself to all the student body. Miss Helen Womack, the registrar, with her kind graciousness, gentle patience, and friendly smile, is never too busy to answer questions, look up transcripts, or assist students through the confusion of registering for classes or enrolling in the college. During her years at Lambuth she has exhibited her fine char- acter, proved her patience, and won everlasting friends. (ZeqiAtra? HELEN WOMACK 44e4 • X 0B Mi MM ft tmm jfejS MMji W W— t f « 9 , aw «M tMMfMMr«iNMI ' mm mmw mmm  ? M $0 mmt m « il ■ ami mm  ' Ti ■ Lewis, Treasurer ; Giles, Secretary; Zehr, President S eatatd A senior knows and knows that he knows The Senior is a bridge between college life and life outside the college halls. He is one standing on a threshold. His indeed is a coveted place and one worth all the effort that has been made. His life, dedicated to truth and service, has the answer to many problems that the Junior has foreseen. Arthurine Gregory, B.S. Randolph, Mississippi Major: Math Minor: Social Science Wood Jr. College, I Delta State, 2, 3 S. C. A., 4 Jerry Bell, A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: Sociology S. C. A., 3, 4 Ministerial Assn., 3, 4 Theta Psi, 2, 3, 4 Max Reams, B.S. Humboldt, Tennessee Major: Business Adm. Minor: Social Science Sigma Alpha, I, 2, 3 Secretary, 2 Choir, 2 Veterans ' Club, I David Horton, B.S. Memphis, Tennessee Major: Social Science Minor: History Student Council, I Veterans ' Club I, 2 Ministerial Assn., I, 2, 3 Theta Psi Fraternity, I, 2, 3, Rose Barton Wilkins, B.S. Memphis, Tennessee Major: Social Science Minor: Biology Literary Forum, 3, 4 S. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4 Beta Sigma Alpha, I, Dramatic Club, I, 2, Secretary, 3 Library Assistant, 3, t Phi Alpha Mu, I, 2, Reporter, 3 LANTERN STAFF, 3, A Co-editor, 4 Dormitory Council, 4 2, 3, 3, 4 Robert Zehr Bemis, Tennessee Major: Chemistry Minor: Math Theta Psi, I, 2, 3, 4 Chaplain, 4 Veterans ' Club, I, 2 Senior Class Pres., 4 Music Club, 4 A.B. Janice Watlington, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Home Economics Minor: Business Adm. Tau Delta, I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer, 3 S. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4 Student Volunteers, 3, 4 Phi Alpha Mu, 2, 3, 4 Secretary, 3 Student Council, 3 Helon Giles, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Home Economic Minor: Biology Tau Delta, I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary, 3 F.T. A., 4 Phi Alpha Mu, I, 2, 3, 4 Choir, I, 2 S. C. A., I, 2 Otfice Assistant Library Assistant Senior Class Secretary, 4 Ward Byrd, Jr., B.S. Corinth, Mississippi Major: Social Science Minor: Business Adm. Theta Psi, 2, 3, 4 S. C. A., 3, 4 L Club, 4 F. T. A,, 4 Florence Anderson, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Sociology Minor: Biology U. of Georgia Evening School Scarritt College S. C. A., 4 Dorothy Ruth McSwain, A.B. Memphis, Tennessee Major: Social Science Minor: English Literary Forum, 3, 4 S. C. A., I, 2, 4 Choir, I F. T. A., 4 Fine Arts Club, I Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres., 4 All-College Soc. Committee Vision Staff I LANTERN STAFF, I Albatross Staff, 3, 4 Beta Sigma Alpha, I, 2, 3, 4 Mildred White Chandler, A.B. Washington, D. C. Major: English Minor: Spanish Bethel College S. C. A. 2, 3 Literary Forum, 3, 4 Beta Sigma Alpha, 3, A F. T. A., 4 David L. Maris, B.S. Memphis, Tennessee Major: B. Adm. Minor: English Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4 President, 2, 3 Veterans ' Club, 2 Literary Forum, 4 Sigma Alpha Frat., 3, 4 Lyda White, A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Spanish Judson College Union University Literary Forum, 4 Kappa Phi Maid, 3 Kappa Phi Queen, 4 Ernest Wesley McKinnie, A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Biology S. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4 Theta Psi Frat., I, 2, 3, 4 Chaplain, 2 Dramatic Club, 2 Minis! eria I Assn., I, 2, 3, 4 Choir, I, 2 Literary Forum, 4 Billy Pate, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Music Club, I L Club 2, 3. 4 Veterans ' Club 2, 3 Kappa Phi, 2, 3, 4 James M. Truett, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Ma, or: Bus. Adm. Minor: Biology Veterans ' Club, I Sigma Alpha Frat., 2, 3, 4 Vice Pies., 4 Rachel Winston, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Adm. Minor: Social Science Music Club, 3, 4 Literary Forum, 4 Choir, I, 3 Veterans ' Club I Dramatic Club, 3, 4 Secretaiy, 4 Do ' ioriiY Jean Lyi. B.S. Memphis, Tennes.ee Major: Soc, Science Minor: Biology Dormitory Council, 2 Student Council, 4 Dramalic Club 3, 4 S. C. A., 2, 3, 4 Music Club 3 4 Student Volunteers, 3, 4 Secretary, 4 Literaiy hoi urn, 4 Charles Smith, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Social Science Walter Thomas Jackson, B.S. Lexington, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Soc. Science S. C. A., 2, 3, 4 Ministerial Assn., 2. 3, President, 2 Veterans ' Club, 2, 3 Theta Psi. Frat., 4 Joanne Heaberg, A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Home Ec. Minor: English Student Body Vice-President Omega Sorority, Secretary, 2 President, 3, 4 Phi Alpha Mu, I, Reporter, I Secretary, 2 Historian Literary Forum, 3 S. C. A., I, 2, 3 Choir, I, 2 Music Club, 2, 3 Basketball Queen, Dramatic Club, I 2, 3, 4 2, 3, 4 Carolyn Vance, A.B. Memphis, Tennessee Major: Sociology Minor: History S. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4 Music Club, I Dramatic Club, I Junior Class Sec, 3 LANTERN STAFF, I Vision Staft, I Dormitory Council, I, 3, 4 President, 4 Beta Sigma Alpha, I, 2, 3, 4 Soat Mistress, 2 Vice-Pres., 3 President, 4 Panhellenic Council, 4 Literary Forum, 4 Phi Alpha Mu, 4 Choir, I All-College Social Com., 4 Judicial Committee, 4 F. T. A. 4 Who ' s Who, 4 Best Ail-Round Girl, 4 Randolph S. Rhodes, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: B. Adm. Minor: Social Science Judicial Committee, 3 Vice-Pres. Sr. Class, 4 Ralph Edwin Hogan, B.S. Thomaston, Georgia Major: History Minor: Bus. Adm. Gordon Military College Music Club, 3, 4 Dramatic Club, 3 4 S. C. A., 3 LANTERN STAFF. 3. 4 Class Editor, 4 F. T. A., 4 President, 4 Theta Psi Frat., 4 Choir, 3, 4 Wallace W. Dallas, B.S. Brighton, Tennessee Maior: Biology Minor: Social Science Theta Psi Frat., I, 2, 3, 4 Goatmaster, 4 Music Club, 3 Veterans ' Club, I Dormitory Council, 3 F. T. A., 4 Carolyn Hopper, A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Home Ec. Minor: Spanish Choir, I, 2, 3 Phi Alpha Mu, I, 2, 3, 4 Tau Delta Sorority, I, 2, 3, 4 Music Club, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President, 2 President, 3, 4 S. C. A., I Library Assistant, 4 F. T. A., 4 Georgia Grayce Walker, A.B. Bells, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Spanish S. C. A., I Tau Delta Sorority, I, 3, 4 Vice-President, 4 Heraldress, 3 Pledge Pres., I Literary Forum, 4 Music Club, 4 Choir, I, 3 LANTERN STAFF, 3, 4 Co-editor, 4 Student Publicity Director, Who ' s Who, 4 Maid in Beauty Revue, I F. T. A., 4 Clint Divinnie, B.S. Denver, Tennessee Major: Business Adm. Minor: Social Science Martin College Veterans ' Club, 2 Theta Psi Frat., 3, 4 Dramatic Club, 4 S. C. A., 3. 4 Albatross Staff, 3 F. T. A., 4 Ancil Walker, B.S. Bethel Springs, Tennessee Major: Business Adm. Minor: Mathematics Theta Psi Frat., 2, 3, 4 Veterans ' Club, I F. T. A., 4 Alta Gray Freeman, B.S. Michie, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Social Science Music Club, 3 Phi Alpha Mu, 4 Student Council, 4 F. T. A., 4 Historian, 4 Shirley Cooper, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Omega, I, 2, 3, 4 LANTERN STAFF, I Vision Staff, I Wilson Walker, B.S. Brazil, Tennessee Major: Social Science Minor: History Theta Psi, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President, 2 President, 3 Veterans ' Club, I, 2 Dormitory Council, 2 Vice President, 2 Pan-Hellenic Council, 2, 3 S. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President, 3 Ministerial Assn., 2, 3, 4 Student Council, 1 , 3, 4 President, 3 All-College Social Com., 2, 3 Chairman, 4 Vice-Pres. of Student Body, 3 F. T. A., 4 Wayne Bolton, B S. Bethel Springs, Tennessee Maior: History Minor: Business Adm. Theta Psi, I, 3, 4 Vice-President, 3 President, 4 Veterans ' Club, I Dormitory Council, 3, 4 Vice-President, 3 President, 4 Most Handsome Boy, 4 Paul Woodard, A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Business Adm. Theta Psi, 2. 3, 4 Veterans ' Club, I F. T. A., 4 James Dismuke, B.S. Pinson, Tennessee Major: Business Adm. Minor: Sociology Student Council, I, 2 Dormitory Council, 2 Vice-President, 2 Literary Forum, 3, 4 Choir, I Kappa, Phi, 2, 3, 4 Goatmaster, 3 Veterans ' Club, 2, 3 L Club, 3, 4 Elmer Lewis, B.S. Lexington, Tennessee Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology Theta Psi Frat., 3, 4 Sec.-Treas., 4 Dormitory Council, 3, 4 Vice-President, 4 Senior Class Treas., 4 LANTERN STAFF, 4 Billy Simpson, A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Social Science L Club, 2. 3, 4 Baseball Team, 2, 3 Basketball Team, (Mgr.) 2, 3 Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4 Student Council, 3 Veterans ' Club I Hollis Liggett, A.B. Memphis, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Spanish S. A. Fraternity, 2, 3 S. C. A., 2, 3 Junior Representative to Student Council Student Volunteers Literary Forum, 3, 4 Vice-President, 4 Most Intellectual Sludent, 3 Harold Lassiter, A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: English Minor: History Theta Psi, 2, 3, 4 Chaplain, 3 Ministerial Assn., I, 2, 3, 4 Choir, I, 2, 3, 4 Music Club. I, 2 Dramatic Club, I, 2 Literary Forum, 3, 4 Vision Staff, I LANTERN STAFF, 2, 3 All-College Social Com., 3 Student Council, 2 Who ' s Who, 3, 4 President Student Body, 4 Cheerleader, I, 2 President Junior Class, 3 Vice-President Freshman Class Most Representative Junior Fred Miller, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Adm. Minor: Biology Literary Forum, 3, 4 Sec.-Treas., 4 James Louis White, B.S. Oakfield, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: Social Science Theta Psi, I, 2, 3, 4 J. C. Gilbert, Jr. Collierville, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Most Popular Boy, 2 P. K. Club, 2, 3 Music Club, 2 Veterans ' Club, 2 Kappa Phi, I, 2, 3 Who ' s Who, 3 Literary Forum, 3 Dramatic Club, 3 B.S. LaVerne Tucker, Parsons, Tennessee Major: Social Science Minor: Biology Choir, I, 2 Student Volunteers, I, 2 S. C. A., 4 F. T. A., 4 B.S. Marjorie Rhodes Lasley, A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Social Science Fellowship Team, I S. C. A , 1,2 Secretary, I Worship Committee Chairman, 2 Choir, I, 2 Student Volunteers, 3 LANTERN Business Staff, I, 2 Literary Forum, 3, 4 President, 4 F. T. A., 4 Robinson, President; Heaberg, Secretary-Treasurer ; Leathers, Vice-President 0C t LG f l4 A Junior knows but knows not that he knows The Junior has become aware of the real problems and is more perplexed than the others but does not yet see where he will fit into the seheme of things. It is in- deed, the deep concern of the Junior that brings to the student body vital issues that tunc our senses to the times. Jane Towater Jackson, Tennessee Jack May Jackson, Tennessee Wanda McDow Covington, Tennessee Clarence Hampton Jackson, Tennessee R.OSALYN HEABERG Jackson, Tennessee Winston Williams Jackson, Tennessee Louie Cain Camden, Tennessee Joyce McSwain Jackson, Tennessee Harold McSwain Jackson, Tennessee Mary Emma Steadman Selmer, Tennessee Donald Wood Bethel Springs, Tennessee MONYA MALONEY Elbridge, Tennessee Elizabeth Stewart Rutherford, Tennessee Gene Barnes Wingo, Kentucky Mary Helen Dav;s Bradford, Tennessee Bryant Floyd Camden, Tennessee Mary Lake Hickory Valley, Tennessee Glenn Harrison Morris Chapel, Tennessee Billie Fa ye Ferguson Lexington, Tennessee Loyal Hartman Ripley, Tennessee Betty Lancaster Enville, Tennessee .:::::: ■ ;:;:■ ■HnnHH || I : ' ■ ' fflllifl, %,,. iilllll « ' ■.:;■: - ., -. 14- Chester Parker Barncsville, Georgia Rebecca Hood Brownsville, Tennessee Fate Morris, Jr. Jackson, Tennessee Joe Summers Humboldt, Tennessee Nancy McArthur Memphis, Tennessee Tucker Dickerson Humboldt, Tennessee Margaret Maris Memphis, Tennessee Clarence Droke Bells, Tennessee Marjorie Garrett Ripley, Tennessee Theo Leathers Toone, Tennessee Anne Rooks Mercer, Tennessee Leo Leathers Toone, Tennessee Norm Jean Beacham Jackson, Tennessee William J. Wilson Piedmont, Georgia Cora Simpson Middleton, Tennessee Edgar Robinson, Jr. Jackson, Tennessee Nancy Mitchell Bolivar, Tennessee Cecil Fesmire Jackson, Tennessee Hobart Johnson Decaturville, Tennessee Bettie Hamilton Jackson, Tennessee Roy Hill Camden, Tennessee Stafford Dees Lexington, Tennessee Derucie Henry Bethel Springs, Tennessee Clayton Dent Jackson, Tennessee n •1 pp % 1 1 if! Hi 1 f Gilbert. Secretary; Weber. Vice-President: Stults. President; Holland, Treasurer S ftn itt 6 ' ie4 A Sophomore knows not but knows that he knows not Intense in his pursuits, the Sophomore realizes what his efforts will bring him, but yet retains understanding of days gone before. He adds seriousness and fun, blended together in one ingredient that makes for him an important plaee in the Student Bodv Organization. • f ' f . up r Elaine Potts Jackson, Tennessee Knox Tenry Morris Chapel, Tennessee Mary Floyd Jackson, Tennessee Guy Bachelor Trenton, Tennessee Kermit Dodson Jackson, Tennessee Jessie Thorpe Jackson, Tennessee Bill Granberry Memphis, Tennessee Dorothy Baker Jackson, Tennessee Frances Owens Jackson, Tennessee Harmon Blaine Jackson, Tennessee Juanita Hammett Hollow Rock, Tennessee Ray Thomas Jackson, Tennessee Bill Gaddie Hickman, Kentucky Frances Henley Jackson, Tennessee Bill Flack Jackson, Tennessee Carolyn Knoch Little Rock, Arkansas Lucille McKnight Bemis, Tennessee Rayburn Cagle Denver, Colorado Betty Watlington Jackson, Tennessee Hollis Thomison Saltillo, Tennessee WSm mmXmm WMn mmimfiKSm JHHI tillltliilllllilll ■ ; lit illli W ' -jSfli SI! W mi iPltl Mm 41 mM mm $M| 1 ' ■ ' ■■ ' ■■Mm;,- ' - ■ mW WSmA %0%Wv% 4 :i k- - ■ wwam P wlllli Ben Chaffee Memphis, Tennessee Shirley Carothers Memphis, Tennessee Henry Holland Milan, Tennessee Willis Nowell Maury City, Tennessee Hugh Vaughn Dyer, Tennessee Janie Norwood Jackson, Tennessee Bill Russlll Jackson, Tennessee Gene Williams Mayfield, Kentucky Betty Lane Akin Jackson, Tennessee Bobby Johnson Marietta, Georgia Elizabeth Gilbert Collierville, Tennessee Henry Weber Memphis, Tennessee Oscar Scarborough Paducah, Kentucky Sara Davis Bemis, Tennessee William Scruggs Brownsville, Tennessee Virginia Walker Brownsville, Tennessee Bill Evans Paris, Tennessee Roy Stephenson Jackson, Tennessee Nell Evans Milburn, Kentucky Clarence Hare Memphis, Tennessee Carolyn Pearigen Arlington, Tennessee Bill Stultz Humboldt, Tennessee Lucille Vaughn Ramer, Tennessee Jack Bagby Jackson, Tennessee Marion Ray Saunders Camden, Tennessee Ann Durham Stanton, Tennessee Fred Culp Humboldt, Tennessee Alice Clement Camden, Tennessee Mae Hill Williston, Tennessee Bill Dunnahoo Thomaston, Georgia Mary Goddard Saulsbury, Tennessee Alice Adams Humboldt, Tennessee Mary Hill Camden, Tennessee Richard Parker Jackson, Tennessee Anne McClarin Oakland, Tennessee Katherine Stanfill Jackson, Tennessee Ruth Butler Bells, Tennessee Billy Phillips Jackson, Tennessee Stuart, Vice-President; Hampton, Secretary; Smith, President; Faris, Treasurer 7te4 6 1 C1 A Freshman knows not but knows not that he knows not Ah! but what would we do without his rare-free good-naturedness, his sudden great awareness of the world that is before him, the smile that he bestows on all who pass, and more than everything else — his newness and freshness? Z t Ft it IT Charlotte Stuart Jackson, Tennessee Ken Berryhill Memphis, Tennessee Hilda Hale Dyer, Tennessee Carthel Morse Gibson, Tennessee J. C. Darby Dyersburg, Tennessee Matilda Jackson Milan, Tennessee Pat Bell Memphis, Tennessee Ava Jean Mays Jackson, Tennessee Mary Lou Yancy Paducah, Kentucky William Sandlin Jackson, Tennessee Catherine Ann Penn Humboldt, Tennessee Borby Witt Covington, Tennessee Neil Haney Jackson, Tennessee Betty Lou Woods Camden, Tennessee Gerald Hopper Juno, Tennessee Iris McDonald Jackson, Tennessee Pat Simonton Memphis, Tennessee Ellis Tucker Rienzi, Mississippi Bonnie Mattox Memphis, Tennessee Waring Hazelhurst Jackson, Tennessee Jane Watkins Jackson, Tennessee Gene Bond Denmark, Tennessee Gayle Carter Memphis, Tennessee Robert Johnson Bemis, Tennessee John Marcrum Bells, Tennessee Ji nnie Lee Johnston Jackson, Tennessee Merrill Wise Jackson, Tennessee Julia Swink Blytheville, Arkansas Geraldink Martindale Jackson, Tennessee John Bond Jackson, Tennessee Norma Workman Paris, Tennessee Reggie Smith Jackson, Tennessee Mike Faris Jackson, Tennessee Suzanne Duckworth Brownsville, Tennessee Gene Brown Columbus, Georgia Betty Lawrence Taylor Jackson, Tennessee Charles Newbill Jackson, Tennessee Barbara Russell Paducah, Kentucky Adrian McClaren Trenton, Tennessee Nancy Gaither Jackson, Tennessee Princella Weaver Jackson, Tennessee Martha Hampton Jackson, Tennessee Christine Glover Vildo, Tennessee Aprilene Morris Ripley, Tennessee Margaret Clarke Cedar Grove, Tennessee Iris Guinn Brownsville, Tennessee Jonnie Hammett Hollow Rock, Tennessee Marjorie Steele Jackson, Tennessee Martha Clement Humboldt, Tennessee Evelyn McBride Ripley, Tennessee Dorothea Cooper LaCenter, Kentucky Billie Moore Whiteville, Tennessee Helen Gibson Ramer, Tennessee Jo Tenry Morris Chapel, Tennessee Joan Dunlap Memphis, Tennessee Martha Helen Fly Gibson, Tennessee Avalon Ballard Jackson, Tennessee Helen Williams Mayfield, Kentucky Aubrey Williams, Jr. Humboldt, Tennessee Mary Ann Poole Jackson, Tennessee Don Senter Jackson, Tenn. Lucy Hawks Jackson, Tenn. David Mattox Aberdeen, Miss Joyce Etheridge Jackson, Tenn. y wr K   j  !  mrww Ky8?«« s«r ' K Seniors not pictured: Bennie Barron Lulu Bingham John Houston Max Reid Mrs. Robert Taylor Harold Wallace Roy Williams J. B. Williams Juniors not pictured: Paul Davenport Billy Carter George Curtis Bill Freeman Carl Badgett Charles Lansden Sue Looney Archie Morrison Elton Watlington Malcolm Law Carlton McHughes Lloyd Sowell Sophomores not pictured: William Allison Barbara Baggett Martha Barron Larry Boggs James Br:ggs Agnes Cooper Sue Davidson A. B. Dixon Billy Edwards Harold Blackwood Dorothy Bolding Sophomores not pictured: Richard Brooks Billy Ccrlew Jack Ford Ralph McHughes Bernard M alloy William Mills William Murchison Mary Owen Fred Pafford James Phillips John Reid Neely Robley Al Stribling j ere voegeli Roy Walk up Freshmen not pictured: Billy Anderson Bobby Anderson Keelan Bond Allen Brewer Anthony Buchwald J. B. Carpenter Charles Cheatham Eric Davis Mary Sue Ellis J. T. Elrod Robert Evans Fred Frey Cecil Hammond George Heaberg Dot Armstrong Mary Johnson Norwood Jones Robert Jones William Landers Maxine Lawrence Betty J. Long Mary G. Rogers Robert Lynn William Maines Betty Lisenby Joan Maxedon Everett Porter William Rawls Louise Reynolds Ray Thomas Thomas Scott Everett Shires Thomas Smith Sarah A. Woody W. A. Worthy Bill Vandell Ray Young James Smothers John Stavely Alfred Thomason James Turney C. Westmoreland Frank White Everett Roseberry y v yvvv s   • • •  a Yrrvwyrvrrrvyrm ' yrrrwrry ' YfrfS ' i ' rv r r vvrr t p t4 9t4,title4 Wko ' 6 WL Georgia Grayce Walker Joanne Heaberg Not Pictured George Curtiss Clarence Hampton These are the students who will represent Lambuth this year in the national publication, WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSI- TIES and COLLEGES. They are selected by the faculty on the basis of their scholarship, leadership and cooperation in educational and extracurricular activities, their general citizenship, and their promise of future usefulness. Carolyn Vance Harold Lassiter Not Pictured Ella Reynolds Wilson Walker MOST INTELLECTUAL Hollis Liggett Cc awwus p MOST POPULAR BOY BEST ALL-ROUND BOY Jack May BEST ALL-ROUND GIRL Carolyn Vance l erdonailtleA MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL Mary Lake MOST POPULAR GIRL Elizabeth Gilbert MOST HANDSOME BOY Wayne Boltcn v. te ' _K. AfVO FURTH£QMOtie. ' n Student (Zo-vt. STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Harold Lassiter As President of the Student Body, Harold Lassiter carried out the many duties demanded by this office in a very efficient manner. ' - STUDENT BODY VICE-PRESIDENT Joanne Heaberg Joanne Heaberg as Student Body Vice-President assisted the President in her usual competent way in handling the various duties of the group. JUDICIAL COMMITTEE The Judicial Committee interprets the laws of the Student Body Constitution, conducts elections, and hears cases of violation of student regulations. Heaberg, Williams, Walker, Vance STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council consists of four re- presentatives from each class. It is the duty of these representatives to make de- cisions concerning the affairs of the Stu- dent Body. Hampton, Vance, May, Maris, Barnes ALL-COLLEGE SOCIAL COMMITTEE The All-College Social Committee is composed of a group of students who work with members of the faculty in planning the all-college socials. They also prepare the social calendar to give all organizations an equal opportunity for their activ- ities. First rou Jackson Second row: Martindale, Hill, Williams. Freeman, Towater, Lyles, Heaberg, McDow, Vaughn, McDoWj Garrett, Steadman, Wilkins, Gilbert, Miss Thompson, Vance Representative students are selected by the members of the dormitories each year to be their governing bodies. They make the rules by which the students must abide and try to keep the dormitory families happy and con- tented. GIRLS ' DORMITORY COUNCIL Evans, Mrs. Hampton, Holland, Culp, Bolton, Chaffee BOYS ' DORMITORY COUNCIL Mctd McArthur, Hill, Watlington, Maris O . V • i The Student Christian Assoeiation is all that its name implies. It is a non- denominational religious organization whose purpose is to keep before the students the ideals of Christian principles that they may thus be equipped to build religious homes, communities and nations. The organization under the helpful sponsorship of Mr. Whetstone has been responsible for helping the entire student body to attain higher religious ideals. Officers President . . . . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Roy Hill Elton Watlington Nancy McArthur Margaret Maris Seated: McArthur, Maloney, Morris, Lyles Standing: Watlington, Maris, Rogers, Granberry Student Volunteers The Student Volunteers is an international Christian student organization made up of students of all ereeds, denominations, and races. On the Lambuth campus it is under the general direction of the S. C. A., and its members are particularly interested in foreign mission fields. Officers President . Secretary-Treasurer . Program Chairman Publicity Chairman Nancy McArthur Dorothy Jean Lyles Elton Watlington Monya Maloney Row 1: Morris, Freeman, Hogan, Towater, Henry, Maloney, Wood. Row 2: McBride, Morris, Bolding, Giles, Lyles, Hopper, Watlington, Byrd, Walker. Row 3: Gibson, Lasley, Tucker, Hill, Henley, Fesmire, Harrison, Walker. Row 4: Maris, Durham, Davis, Evans, Penn, Divinnie, Culp, Wilson. Row 5: Vance, Heabero, Lancaster. Row 6: Steadman, Bolton, Dallas, Woodard. F. T. A. The RUTH MARR Chapter of Future Teachers of America was founded in February, 1949. The new chapter is affiliated with the National Education Asso- ciation and the Tennessee State Association. The purposes of this organization are professional unity of teachers and the betterment of the teaching profession. Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian Parliamentarian Librarian . Song Leader Sponsor Ralph Hogan Jane Towater Adrian McClaren Donald Wood Alta Freeman Derucie Henry Monya Maloney Fate Morris Ruth Marr Literary Forum Row 1: Walker, Towater, Steadman, McArthur, Lyles, Vance, Wilkins. Row 2: Winston, McSwain, Walker, Chandler, Lake. Row 3: Lansden, MgKinnie, Maris, Floyd, Hartman. Literary Forum is an organization that combines good times with literary pur- suits and is open to advanced English students. This year the members have studied Southern Literature and have had as co-sponsors Miss Sarah V. Clement and D r. Myrtis Kurz. Secretary-Treasurer Fred Miller President Marjorie Lasley Vice-President Hollis Liggett Row 1 : Dunnahoo, Towater, McClaren, Owens. Row 2: Maloney, Lyles, Lassiter, Boggs. Row 3: Wilkin s, Hogan, Flack, Granberry. Dramatic Club Striving to create a more widespread interest in dramatics, this club, iormerly the Fine Arts Club, was founded in 1928. Each year one dramatic production is presented. This year the production was a mystery-farce entitled The Ghost Business in the Spring quarter. Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sta e Manager Bill Granberry Dorothy McSwain Rachel Winston Jane Towater Bill Dunnahoo Row 1: Winston, Butler, Walker, Baker, Wilson, Malonev, Hopper, Carothers, Davis, Morris, Russell, Stewart. Row 2: Hill, Harrison, McClarin, Dunlap, Thorpe, Henley, Garrett, Dun- nahoo, Gilbert, Hogan. Row 3: Zehr, Boggs, Fly, Granberry, Hill, Duckworth, Yancy, Mar- crum. Row 4: Owens, Bond, Beecham, Parker, Russell, Tucker. Music Club The Music Club is an organization composed of all students who arc interested in music. Sponsored by Mrs. Fcssey, the Music Club is interested in and endeavors to participate in any activity which promotes music on the campus. Though the Music Club is a comparatively new organization on the Lambuth campus, it is one of the largest and most active of clubs and is representative of the progress made by Lambuth in the field of music. Officers Preside ii I ....... Vice-President ..... Secretary ...... Treasurer ..... Scrapbook Chairman Ways and Means Committee Carolyn Hopper Wanda McDow . Mary Helen Davis Monya Maloney Shirley Carothers Billy Wilson Potts Hopper Poole McK night R. Heaberg Beecham WlLKINS Clements Lancaster Lake Heaberg Goddard Simpson McDow Vaughn Anthony Hood Bond Stuart Hill Watlington Ethridge Cooper Potts, Vaughn, Heaberg, Cooper, Lake Phi Alpha Mu Phi Alpha Mu is a national organization, Lambuth ' s chapter having been organized in 1929. It is under the general direction of the Home Economics Department and, among other activities, sponsors a style show annually. Officers Preside tit Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Elaine Potts Mary Lake Rosalyn Heaberg Lucille Vaughn Agnes Cooper Row 1: Holland. Hood, Walker, Dunnahoo. Row 2: McClarin, Bagby, Thomas, Curtiss. The Albatross The Albatross, a student publication, has made considerable progress during the school year. Editor George Curtiss has added several new features, and pro- duction has been increased to a scmi-monthlv basis. Editor Associate Editor Art . Jack Bagby Henry Holland Dot McSwain Staff George Curtiss Bill Dunahoo Ray Thomas Ken Berryhill Rebecca Hood Virginia Ann Walker Gayle Carter The Lantern Co -Editors Rose Wilkins GG Walker Business Manager Bryant Flo d Lay-Out Editors Rebecca Hood, Mary Lake Class Editors . . Ralph Hogan, Jane Towater, Elizabeth Gilbert, Pat Simonton, Ken Berryhill Art Editors Iris Guinn, Ray Saunders Snapshot Editors Mary Emma Steadman, Aubrey Williams, Jr. Typists Alice Clement, Elizabeth Stewart, Chester Parker Business Staff . Elmer Lewis, Martha Hampton, Reggie Smith, Betty Lane Akin Editorial Work Marjorie Lasley, Jack Bagby Davis Cooper Bond Martindale Wood Evans Heaberg Stan fill Johnson Jackson Carothers Norwood Taylor Workman Simonton Lancaster Heaberg Yancy Hale Maxedon Mitchell Akin Hawks Penn Hampton Rooks Adams Duckworth Etheridge Russell Evans, J. Heaberg, Carothers, Rooks, Norwood, R. Heaberg, Lancaster Omega Upsilon Lambda Omega Upsilon Lambda Sorority is one of the important soeial organizations on the campus. It first came into being in 1926 and has held a high position in Lambuth activities ever since. Its colors are black and gold, its flower the talisman rose, and its emblem the owl. Officers President Joanne Heaberg Vice-President Rosalyn Heaberg Secretary Janie M. Norwood Treasurer Nell Evans Goat Mistress Ann Rooks Sergeant-at-Arms Betty Lancaster Sentinel Shirley Carothers To WATER V Giles J Clark Guinn ' v McClarin Hopper V Tenry -J WatlingtonV MoKnight i Baggett V v Clement DUNLAP v Weaver Gibson - MalonevV McBride Maysc Gloverv Baker r Walker Rogers Morris Butler McClarin, Raggett. Maloney. Walker Tau Delta Originally known as the D. D. D. D., Tau Delta Sorority eelebratcs its 25th anniversary with the college. Founded in 1924, Tau Delta is the oldest sorority on the campus. Tau Delta colors are red and black, their flower, the red rose, and their emblem, the black cat. Officers President . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Heraldress Monva Maloney . GG Walker Ann McClarin Rarrara Raggett Steadman Lasley Hill Garrett Vance Gilbert Ferguson McArthur Davis D. McSwain Durham Hammett Hood Fly Walker Beecham Pearigen J. McSwain Vaughn Stewart Clement GODDARD WlLKINS Simpson Lake Chandler McDow Hill Hammett Pearigen, Clement, McDow, Vance, Davis, Hood Beta Sigma Alpha Organized in 1929, the Beta Sigma Alpha sorority has as its purpose to carry out the aims of the college and to encourage others to do so. Their flower is a white rose, their emblem an elephant and their colors black and white. Their motto is Better Students Always. Officers President Carolyn Vance Vice-President Mary Helen Davis Secretary Wanda McDow Treasurer Carolyn Pearigen Reporter Rebecca Hood Goat Mistress Alice Clement Bolton Byrd Dees Saunders Parker Berryhill Floyd Divinnie Cagle Johnson Brown McClaren Lewis Walker Wilson Hill Wise Jackson Wood Lassiter Stults Dodson Hare Ballard Dallas McKinnie Culp Vaughn Bond Thomas Zehr Woodard Tenry HORTON Williams Russell Floyd, Lewis, Bolton, Zehr, Wood Maid Pat Simonton Queen Cora Simpson Maid Aones Cooper Theta Psi The Theta Psi fraternity was founded in April, 1930. Throughout the years the organization has been an outstanding one. Versatility is one of the characteristics of this group. Theta Psi colors are maroon and blue, and its flower is the white carnation. Officers President Wayne Bolton Vice-President Bryant Floyd Secretary-Treasurer Elmer Lewis Goat Master Wallace Dallas Historian Donald Wood Chaplain Rorert Zehr Hampton Robinson Holland Simpson May Scarborough Parker Smith Faris Dunnahoo Haney T. Leathers L. Leathers NOWELL Pate DlSMUKE Flack Barnes Chaffee Jones Gaddie Newbill Sandlin May, Hampton, Johnson, Gaddie, Holland Maid Ann Rooks Queen Lvda White Maid Kathryn Stan fill Kappa Phi Epsilon Kappa Phi Epsilon, established in 1930, has had a long and successful record at Lambuth. Their colors are black and gold and their flower is the snapdragon. Officers President Clarence Hampton Vice-President J ACK May Secretary-Treasurer Carlton McHughes Chaplain Bill Gaddie Goat Master Henry Holland Sergeant-at-Arms Bobby Johnson Evans Weber Morris Reams Stephenson Truett Harrison Dickerson Carter Liggett Hartman Hazlehurst Cain Miller Maris Watlington Seated: Williams, Evans Standing: Stephenson, Weber, Truett, Morris Sigma Alpha Officers President Fate Morris Vice-President James Truett Secretary Bill Evans Goat Master .... Winston Williams Treasurer Roy Stephenson Chaplain Henry Weber Maid Queen Maid Sara Becky Mathilde Davis Hood Jackson Founded in 1927, Sigma Alpha is the oldest fraternity on the campus. The S. A. ' s have a keen interest in the affairs of their Alma Mater and are truly all- round students. Their colors are blue and gold and their flower, the rambler rose. 0. co o rNLA ORRI AHO 5 Z „ c£ S Carter . Parke LSON, D 7. £ w £ « W co 5 H O ssj -.ffi u ° L ERT, Iagle m . 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Jack TuRNER-Trainer Basketball Queen Wanda McDow Cheerleaders Bobby Witt, Billie Faye Ferguson, Norma Workman, Ann Rooks, Barbara Russell, John L. Bond Roic 1: Holland, Robinson, May, T. Leathers, GurtisSj Williams. Roic 2: Turner, Evans, Hamp- ton, L. Leathers, Dismuke, G. Williams. L Club The L Club is composed of students who have rained an L in intercollegiate sports. Since the completion ol the new physical education building, Lambuth ' s athletes have had an opportunity to become more proficient in many types of sports. Officers President Vice-President Set retai y-7 reasurei Jack May Theo Leathers Euoar Robinson Lambuth College jacksovi, Je ennessee A College of Liberal Arts Offering Courses Leading to Degree of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science Splendid Facilities, High Standard of Work, Attractive Campus Life For Complete Information Write MISS HELEN WOMACK, Registrar j ictorial Mome of the L o-C d J4 S tudlo of =JJistinctlon na always the latest d best achievements an Oi f notour aphic Arrt 215 North Liberty Street Jackson, Tenn. ANNUALS Oi KJutstcindina H5eaut a i JeauLu Printed by the letterpress process for perfect repro- duction of art and photographs C ssf T McCOWAT-MERCER PRESS yachion Jenneiiee HERE COMES JASPER Second National Bank Jackson, Tennessee Compliments of BOND Shoe Company 107 E. Main Jackson, Tenn. SMITH FUNERAL E 438 E. Main Jackson, Tennessee SOUTHERN TRAMWAYS On Weekend Visits . iHr When you ' re trying to make a quick trip home, you ' ll appreciate Southern Trailways ' convenient daily schedules. No waiting around. You can leave soon after your last class. Be sure to check Southern Trailways ' ichedules first ! R HoUdayTt$vei . . , Southern Trailways low-cost travel is lust the ticket for adventuresome college students with little money but lots of ideas about going pl.-ices and doing things. Your travel dollar buys you more fun and takes you farther when you go by Southern Trailways bus. Go Trailways for the Holidays ! To See The Ganie . . w Wherever the big game is being played, you can get there easily and quickly by Southern Trailways bus. And Southern Trailways low-cost fares are just the right size for the collegiate pocketbook. Ask your courteous Trail- ways ticket agent for complete information. . . . Charter A Bus ! For game trips or fraternity outings keep your gang together. Charter a smooth-riding Southern Trailways bus. For a group of 25 or more the cost is less than 11 cents each per -nile. To arrange for a charter bus contact pour Southern Trailways ticket agent. (Local Trailways Address Phone Number Here) GO BY SOUTHERN TRAILWAYS BUS Compliments of Twentieth Century Grill Jackson, Tennessee The First National Bank Jackson, Tennessee Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FIVE POINTS LUMBER COMPANY, Incorporated LUMBER - BUILDING MATERIAL - PAINTS - WALLPAPER 525 E. College - Jackson, Tennessee Lumber Dept. Phone 7-6766 Paint Dept. Phone 7-5391 Compliments Glenmore Clothing Store Compliments of THE FLOWER BOX Flowers for All Occasions M S SERVICE STATION BATTERIES - WASHING - LUBRICATION - ACCESSORIES MOBILOIL - BATTERY-CHARGING - MOBILGAS We Call for and Deliver 463 E. Chester Phone 7-2491 GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS HERE COMES JASPER LAYCOOK Printing Co. S. Church St. Jackson, Term. 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