Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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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

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