Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

JSOQQQQQQBQQQQQBE Luther L. Gobbel Library 1 LAMBUTH COLLEGE Jackson, Tennessee U Q I B I Presented by 1 Dr. Marvin Eagle 3HOQQOBQE3QSOOQSE3E •;; ' The inspiration for Lambuth and the LANTERN came of that of which dreams are made. The two combined a dream to carry on the work that others have started, who twenty-six years ago transformed a grim college into a bower of green verdure to which the students came to make the college famed - - - But the inspiration is of little value if it is not carried into realization, and we were fortunate to enlist the deep interest and sympathetic cooperation of the student body for what they may see in this book - - - And, incidentally, it gave us a wonderful opportunity to follow and carry out the injunction of our former staff. We hope you will receive as much pleasure looking through the 1950 LANTERN as we, the staff, have enjoyed preparing it. The EDITOR 3734 Luther L Gobbel Library Lambuth College Jackson, Tennessee 38304 ■ : ' % C . . ri ' DedicatiUut - By his genial personality, he has endeared himself in the heart of us all. He has established himself as a symbol of the things for which Lambuth stands and proved himself a sincere friend to each of the students. Through his profound love for music, his contribution toward its growth and appreciation on the campus is unsurpassed. To a gentleman of the highest type, we the Lantern Staff of 1950, affectionately dedicate this volume to Professor Barney M. Thompson. - resident Richard E. Womack B.A., M.A., LL.D. Institutions of learning, like individuals, should always feel a sort of divine discontent; they should never rest on past achievements, nor be content to be mediocre. The progress of Lambuth College through the years has been gratifying to us all. It has increased greatly in its physical assets. Its teaching staff has been strengthened. Its influence has extended far beyond the bounds of its supporting conference. But we are not satisfied. No matter how good Lambuth is, it can be better. And you and I can make it better. During this year we have all worked together. But let us not be satisfied with what we have done. The future holds great things in store for Lambuth and for us. Like the Apostle Paul, let us press on toward the goal. Richard E. Womack £ v vwmm sak pi. , jte W «MM . 1 ' ••j n I sraift ■ -,: % ' ' % • • '  ' «. B .v. ! 4ffi«R ■ . .. .m |t Mr. Short possesses a quick and ready knowledge of all his duties as Vice-President. Through his admirable personality and ability to carry out the business affairs of the college, he has gained the confidence of the Administration and students. We feel that the college made a significant step in its selection of Mr. Short to fill the newly created office of Vice-President. B. A. Short Vice-President Miss Helen Womack Registrar Miss Helen Womack has won the admiration of all the students on the campus through her cheerfulness, patience, and understanding. During her years at Lambuth she has proved her- self not only a representative of the administration, but an enthusiastic participant in all student activities. Never too busy to help the students with kind and helpful guidance, she has been an inspiration to many. We feel that Miss Womack represents the true Lambuth spirit and is an invaluable asset to the College. As a historian, philosopher, sportsman, Dean Eagle has con- stantly shown his vitality, interest and kindness toward others. Always ready to help students with their problems, Dean Eagle has not only been a great teacher, but a real friend to all those who have come and gone since the founding of the College. Marvin Eagle Dean Admirttefoatim - and ion Mrs. Roscoe Williams Hostess Student Building Ruth Marr b.s. in ed., a.m. Education, Psychology Emily Hastings Clark A.B., A.M. Education Quinton Hoffman B.S. Business Administration Roscoe Williams b.s. Physical Education Barney Thompson B.S., M.E(J. Music Sarah V. Clement a.b v a.m. English F. C. Von Wicklen B.S., M.S., m.a., ph.D Chemistry Andrew Rockover ll.b., ll.m., d.c.l. Economics and Business Administration Veda Thompson Assistant in Piano Joseph M. Shumaker A.B., A.M., Ed.D. A. E. Brown A.B., B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Math, and Physics Willie Maude Thompson a.b., a.m. English and Hostess Girls Dormitory Katherine Clement a.b., a.m., b.s., in l.s. Librarian and French Carolyn Luten A.B. Assistant in Piano Anna Carmical B.S., M.S. Home Economics W. K. Whetstone A.B., S.T.B. Religion Mrs. W. R. Spencer Bookkeeper Ervinc Reid b. music, m. music Music Joe Carmical A.B., M.S. Physical Education Grace R. Whetstone A.B., M.A. Speech Thomasine Milliard a.b. Secretary to President Mrs. Robert McGowan Dietician W i : II Arthur D. Oxley B.S., A.M. Biology Billie P. Exum A.B., B.S., LL.B. Sociology Mrs. Rena Hampton Hostess Epworth Hall Arthur E. Evans A.B.. A.M. Modern Languages Marvin E. Eacle. A . B . , A.M. Dean of the College History Boyd A. Wise A.B., A.M., Ph.D. English Helen Womack a . b . , A.M. Registrar Elizabeth J. Fossey b. music, m. music Music (?tatee Becky Hood, Secretary Gene Barnes President Wanda McDow Vice-President Loyal Hartman Treasurer s esuona The Senior class of 1950 is the largest graduating class in the history of Lambuth. Most of the class ' s seventy-five members have done their entire four years work in Lambuth. It is with deepest feelings and kindest thought of the Alma Mater that these Seniors leave the halls of Lambuth with their lives dedi- cated to service. Wherever they go, whatever they do, we are sure that the ideals of life imparted to them will remain ever with them and always hold high the name of our institution. Roy D. Williams, Jr., B.S. Mayfield, Ky. Major: Phys. Ed. Minor: Soc. Sci. Kappa Phi I, 2, 3, A Basketball I, 2, 3, A Football 2 , L Club I, 2, 3, 4 Phys. Ed. Club 3. 4 Dorm. Council 2 Elizabeth Stewart B.S. Rutherford, Tenn. Major: Home Ec Minor: Bus. Adrr Pl.i Alpha Mu 1. 2, 3, Beta Sign 2, 3, 4 Music C! Choir I, Dramatic Lantern Staff S.C.A. I F.T.A. 4 Theta Psi Maid Alph, jb 2, 3, 2, 3 Club 3 3 James Harris Hopper, A.B. Alamo, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Soc. Sci. William B. Ledbetter. B.S. Adamsville, Tenn. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry J.T. Jr. Col. I. 2 Theta Psi 3, 4 F.T.A. 4 Rebecca Hood B.S. Brownsville, Tenn. Major: Home Ec. Minor: Phys. Ed. Beta Sigma Alpha I, 2, 3, 4 Reporter 2, 3 F.T.A. 3, 4 L Club 4 Lantern Staff I. 2, 4 Vision Staff I. 2. 3 Sigma Alpha Queen 3 Social Commitlee 4 Sec. of Senior Class Tennis Team I, 2, 3, 4 Strawberry Maid I Basketball Queen 2 Home Ec. Club .1, 2, 3, 4 President 4 Freeman. Tennessee us. Adm. Bill B.S. Jackson Major: Minor: Chem Sigma Alpha 2. 3, 4 Secretary 4 Lantern Staff Assistant Ma Joe Watlington B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: History Sigma Alpha 3, A Historian 4 Margaret Clark, B.S. Cedar Grove. Tennessee Major: Bus. Adr Minor: Soc. Sci Tau Delta I, 2, 3, I iterary Club I S.C.A. I. 2. 3. ■ Elton Watlington A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Religion S.C.A. I, 2, 3. 4 Vice-President 2 Ministerial Assn. 2, 3. A S.V.M. 2, 3. 4 President 2 Theta Psi 2. 3 Fate Morris B.S. Somerville, Tenn. Major: Bus. Adr Minor: Music Choir I. 2. 3 Music Club I Veterans Club I. Sigma Alpha I. 2, 3, 4 Vice President President 2 F.T.A. 3 Song leader Betty Lancaster b:s. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Home Ec. Minor: Phys. Ed. Omega I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Queen I Home Ec. Club I, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Phys. Ed. 3 J ERE Voce li. B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Phys Ed. Minor: Bus. Adm Gene Barnes, A.B. Wingo, Kentucky Maior: History Minor: Sociology S.C.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Ministerial Assn. I, 2. 3, 4 President 3 Kappa Phi 2. 3 Chaplain 3 Dorm. Council 2 President 4 Choir I, 2. 3, 4 Voice Award 3 Class President 4 Football 2 Basketball 2 L Club 2, 3 Judicial Committee 3 Who ' s Who 4 3 Mary Helen Davis, B.S. Bradford, Tenn. Major: Music Minor: Bus. Adm. Class Secretary I Beta Sigma Alpha I. 2. 3, 4 Vice-President Music Club I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 Vice-President Music Assistant 3, 4 Student Council Secretary 4 Dorm. Council Fellowship Tearr Choir I, 2, 3 Miss Lambuth 3 S.C.A. I, 2, 3, Kdgar Lee Robinson, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Phys. Ed. Minor: Social Sc. L Club I, 2, 3, 4 Physical Ed. Club 3, 4 P. K. Club I, 2, 3, 4 Football 2 Basketball I, 2 . Tennis I, 2, 3, 4 Student Council I, 4 Class President 3 Henry Holland, B.S. Milan, Tennessee Major: Phy. Ed. Minor: Bus. Adm. Kappa Phi Epsilon 2, 3, 4 Student Council I Dorm. Council I Vision Staff 3, 4 L Club 2. 3. 4 President 4 Physical Eduratim Club 3, 4 Football I Baseball I, 2 Music Club I Veterans Club I ROSALYN Heaberg, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Bus. Adm. Minor: Home Ec. Omega I, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 3 Treasurer 4 Student Council I, 2 Music Club I Phi Alpha Mu I, 2, 3, 4 Reporter 2 Secretary-Treas. 3 Choir I, 2 Sigma Alpha Queen 2 All College Social Committee 3 Judicial Committee 4 Winston Williams, A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: Math Sigma Alpha I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2 Class President I Class Vice-Pres. 2 All College Social Committee 3 Student Council 3 S.C.A. 3, 4 Student Body President 4 jh Bryant Floyd. B.S. Camden, Tenn. Major: Social Sci. Minor: Bus. Adm. Theta Psi 2, 3, 4 Reporter 2 Vice-President 3 President 4 Lantern 2, 3 4 Class Editor 2 Business Mgr. 3 Editor 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Literary Forum 3, 4 Secretary-Treas. 4 Pan-Hellenic Council 4 Student Council 4 S.C.A. 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2 Mary Emma Stf.adman, A.B. Selmer, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: English Beta Sigma Alpha I, 2, 3, 4 S.C.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 Lantern I, 2, 3, 4 Layout Editor 2 Associate Ed. 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 President 4 Literary Forum 3, 4 President 4 Dorm. Council I. 3, 4 Vice-President 3 President 4 Who ' s Who 4 James McDonald A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Bus. Adm. Minor: English Clarence Hampton, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Phy.. Ed. Minor: Sociology Kappj Phi I. 2, 3, 4 President 3 4 L Club 2, 3 4 President 2 Phy. Ed. Club 3, 4 President 3, 4 Football 2 Capt. 2 All M. V. C. Basketball I, 2. 3 4 Co-Capt. 2, 4 Who ' s Who 3 Judicial Committee 3 Pan-Hellenic Council 3 r 4 Student Counril 2 Dorm. Council 2 3 Vice President ? President 3 F.T.A. 4 Ann Rooks, B.S. Mercer, Tenn. Major: Phys. Ed. Minor: Sociology Wesleyan College Cheerleader 3 Miss Lambuth 2 Omega Sorority 2, 3, 4 Goat Mistress 3 Vice-President 4 Physical Education Club 3, 4 Sec.-Treas. 4 Kappa Phi Sweetheart 3 Kappa Phi Queen 4 All College Social Committee 4 S.C.A. 3, 4 L Club 3, 4 Lloyd Walker, A.B. Mentar, Ohio Major: Chemistry Minor: Math Kappa Phi 2, 3. 4 S.C.A. I Choir I Veterans Club I li Louis Carlton McHuGHES, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Malor: Bus. Adm. Minor: S,oci,al Sci. Kappa Phi Sec. Treas. 3, 4 Trainer Football Team 2 BlLLIE FAVE Ferguson, B.S. Lexington, Tenn. Major: Bus. Adm. Minor: Social Sc. Beta Sigma Alpha I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 L Club 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Music Club I Dramatic Club I S.C.A. I, 2 Vision Staff I Lantern Staff 4 Literary Forum 4 Joe W. Summers, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Social Sc. Minor: Math. Veterans Club I, 2 Ministerial Assn. I, 2, 3, 4 S.C.A. I Bill Yandell, A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Math. Ministerial Assn. 3, 4 Judicial Committees Chiel Justice 4 Lantern Staff Bus. Mgr. 4 Cora Simpson. B.S. Middleton, Tenn. Major: Home Ec. Minor: Soc. Sci. Choir I Music Club ' I, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club I Theta Psi Sweetheart 2 Theta Psi Queen 3 Beta Sigma Alpha I, 2, 3, 4 Goat Mistress 4 Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Literary Forum 4 S.C.A. 2, 3, 4 Tennis Team 2 Leo Leathers. A.B. Toone. Tennessee Major: Phys. Ed. Minor: Math Basketball I, 2, 3. 4 Co-Captain 4 Football 3 L Club I, 2. 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Phys. Ed. Club 3 4 President 4 Vice-President Junior Class Kappa Phi 3 4 Baseball 2. 3 Glenn- Harrison B.S. Morris Chapel, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: Sociology S.C.A. I, 2, 3 4 Veterans Club I 2 Music Club 2 Sigma Alpha 2, 3, 4 Treasurer F.T.A. 3, 4 Dorm Council 4 Jessie B. Thorpe, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Bioloqv U. T. Junior College I Music Club Liteiary Foru S.C.A. 4 Dramatic Ck Choir 3. jb 3 Chester Parker, B.S. Barnesville, Ga. Major: Bus. Adr Minor: Music Gordon Military College I 2 F.T.A. 4 Literary Forum Music Club 3 • Vision Staff 3 Lantern Staff 3 Theta Psi 3 4 Chaplain 4 Choir 3, 4 Little Theater 4 William J. Wilson, B.S. Barnesville, Ga. Major: Bus. Adr Minor: Music Gordon Military College Dramatic Club 2, 3 Literary Forum ' Theta Psi 2, 3, 4 Choir 3 Dorm. Council 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Vice-President Norma Jean Beac.ham, B.S Jackson, Tennessee Major. Home Ec. Minor: Sociology Beta Sigma Alpha I. 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Home Ec. Club I. 2, 3 4 Music Club 3 F.T.A. 4 Choir I Loyal Hartman, B.S. Ripley, Tenn. Major: Social Sci Minor: History Treas. Senior Clas Social Committee • L Club 2, 3. ■ Secretaiy 4 Dramatic Club .2. 3, 4 Literary Forum 3, 4 Sigma Alpha I, 2 3 4 P.K. Club I 2, 3, ■ Veterans Club I Stafford Dees, B.S. Selmer, Tennessee Major: Soc. Sci. Minor: English Theta Psi 2, 3, 4 Music Club 2, 3 S.C.A. I, 2. 3 Dramatic Club 2 Literary Forum 2 Ministerial Assn. 3 Margaret Maris, B.S. Memphis, Tenn. Major: Biology Minor: P. Ed. S.C.A. I, 2, 3. Worship Committee 2 Treasurer 3 S.V.M. 2, 3, 4 Program Chairman 2 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 P. EH. Club 3. Publicity Chairman 3 Dramatic Club I. Treasurer I, 2 Intramural Athletics 3 4 Who ' s Who 4 Paul Davenport, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Bus. Adm. Minor: History Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4 Robert Carlton, B.S. Brownsville, Tenn. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry S.C.A. 2, 3, 4 Veterans Club I. 2 F.T.A. 4 Chemistry Assistant 4 Dorm. Council 4 Marjorie Garrett, A.B. Ripley, Tenn. Major: English Minor: Voice S.C.A. I, 2. 3, 4 Worship Com. 2 F.T.A. 3, 4 Choir I, 2, 3. 4 Beta Siqma Alph I. 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Music Club I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 Dramatic Club I, 2 Judicial Com. 4 Dorm. Council 3 Literary Forum 4 Voice Award 2 James Parham Briggs, B.S. Humboldt, Tenn. Major: Bus. Adm. Minor: Science Tucker Dickerson, A.B. Lexington, Tenn. Major: History Minor: Biology P.K. Club I, 2, 3, ■ Ministerial Assn. Sigma Alpha Frat I. 2, 3, 4 Photography 4 MONYA Mai.oney, A.B. Elbridge, Tenn. Major: Math Minor: Sociology Tau Delta I. 2. 3, 4 President 3 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3 S.C.A. I, 2. 3 Pan Hellenic Council 3 Choir I Dramatic Club 2, 3 Student Voluntepr 2, 3, Publicity Chairman 3 Dorm. Council 2 F ; T.A. 3, 4 Librarian 3 Jarrett Donald Wood, B.S. Bethel Springs, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: Soc. Sc Theta Psi Frat. I, 2, 3, 4 Pledge Master Historian 3 F.T.A. Treasurer 3 Veterans Club I. Jack B.S. Jackson, Major: Minor: Student May, Tennesso P. Ed. History Body. Vice-Presideni Kappa Phi Frat. I. 2. 3. 4 L Club 2 3 F.T.A. 3 Judicial Committe 3 Chief Justice Who ' s Who 4 Most Repre- sentative Junio Basketball I 2 All M.V.C. 2 Football 2 Tennis 2, 3 Most Popular B B st All-Roiind B y 3 4 v 3 Wanda McDow, A.B. Covington, Tenn. Major: Music Minor: H. Ec. Beta Sigma Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 Music : 3, 4 Treasurer 2 Vice-President 3 President 4 Phi Alpha Mu 2, 3, 4 Choir I, 2 Senior Class Vice-President Dorm. Council 3 Sec. and Treas. 3 Student Council Football Maid 2 Basketball Queen 3 Sam Hudgins, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Pol. Sci. Minor: Sociology Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4 S.C.A. 4 Roy Hill, B.S. Pinson, Tennessee Major: Sociology English Staff I 2. 3 2. 3, Minor: Lantern Choir I, S.C.A. I, K . President 3 Worship Committee 2, 4 P.K. Club I, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 2 President 3 Theta Psi 2, 3, 4 Student Council I, 3 Sec. Sophomore Class Music Club 2, 3, 4 Little Theater 4 Literary Forum 4 Ministerial Assn. 4 Mrs. Ernest Horton, A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Soc. Sci. Minor: English Jackson State Teacher ' s College I, 2, Leonard HOWLETT, A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Arkansas State I Memphis State 2, 3 Kermit Dodson, B.S. Guntown, Miss. Major: History Minor: Sociology Theta Psi 4 Nancy McArthur, A.B. Memphis, Tenn. Major: English Minor: History Student Volunteers President 2, 3 S.C.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3, 4 Literary Forum 3, 4 Music Club I F.T.A. 4 Fred Culp, A.B. Humboldt, Tenn. Major: History Minor: Biology Dorm. Council 3 F.T.A. 3, 4 Theta Psi I, 2, 3, 4 Literary Forum 4 Clayton, Dent, A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Sociology Minor: History S.C.A. 3 Choir 2, 3, 4 Ministerial Assn. 2, 3, 4 Jane Towater, A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: History Minor: English Student Council 3 F.T.A. 3, 4 Vice-President 3 President 4 Literary Forum 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, Tau Delta Sorority I, 2 3, 4 Vice-President Lantern Staff 3, 4 Tennis Team 3 L Club 4 Music Club I, 2 S.C.A. I, 2, 3. 4 Who ' s Who 4 Clarence Droke, B.S. Bells, Tennessee Major: Soc. Sci Minor: History Bill Gran berry Vice-President Henry Weber President Anne McClarin Secretary-Treasurer Outdone The Junior is ambitious, bold and magnetic. He is an example to new- comers, dependable, and always ready to help where there is work to be done. This year he is at the crossroads of life and like the Mountaineer, he is ever striving upward until his ambition for a sheep-skin has been fulfilled. Bill Evans Paris, Tennessee Anne McClarin Oakland, Tennessee Henry Weber Memphis, Tennessee Lucille McKntght Bemis, Tennessee Clarence Hare Memphis, Tennessee Elaine Potts Jackson, Tennessee Jack Bagby Jackson, Tennessee Hugh Vaughn Dyer, Tennessee Ann Durham Stanton, Tennessee Roy Stephenson Jackson, Tennessee Barbara Baggett Paris, Tennessee Bill Russell Paducah, Kentucky Ruth Butler Bells, Tennessee Paul Wilson Jackson, Tennessee Carolyn Pearigen Arlington, Tennessee Ray Thomas Jackson, Tennessee ' |p 9 HB V £ A 4 n j . .imKKHBm Janie Norwood Jackson, Tennessee Johnny Reid Jackson, Tennessee Mary Hill Pinson, Tennessee Tucker Dickerson Jackson, Tennessee Mary Floyd Jackson, Tennessee Bill Gaddie Hickman, Kentucky Nancy Mitchell Bolivar, Tennessee Gene Williams Mayfield, Kentucky Nell Evans Milburn, Kentucky Oscar Scarborough Paducah, Kentucky Mary Owen Jackson, Tennessee Bill Edwards Sunflower, Mississippi Mildred Harder Linden, Tennessee Rayburn Cagle Jackson, Tennessee Bonnie Perry Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Leta Anthony Brighton, Tennessee Guy Bachelor Trenton, Tennessee Dot Baker Jackson, Tennessee Barney Malloy Jackson, Tennessee Betty Watlington Jackson, Tennessee Bill Granberry Memphis, Tennessee Sara Davis Bemis, Tennessee Woody Hale Vice-President Treasurer Morris Secretary Berryhill President SojuMmoneA The Sophomore Class, with memories not-too-distant of the pangs of last year, was wide awake to initiate beginners into the real feeling of being just a Frosh . On the second step of their way up the ladder, the Sophomores have combined work and fun to become one of the most essential groups on the campus. J. C. Darby Dyersburg, Tennessee Joan Maxedon Paris, Tennessee Reggie Smith Jackson, Tenn. Gene Jones Jackson, Tennessee Sybil Hufstedler Parsons, Tennessee Billy Flack Jackson, Tenn. Marjorie Steel Jackson, Tennessee Norwood Jones Jackson, Tennessee Julia Swink Blytheville, Ark. Martha Clement Humboldt, Tennessee Billy Wilson Bells, Tennessee Suzanne Duckworth Brownsville, Tennessee Charles Newbill Jackson, Tennessee Aubrey Williams, Jr. Humboldt, Tennessee Jane Watkins Jackson, Tennessee Helen Gibson Ramer, Tennessee Margaret McSwain Memphis, Tennessee Charlotte Stuart Jackson, Tennessee Gerald Hopper Juno, Tennessee William Scruggs Brownsville, Tennessee Robert Johnson Bemis. Tennessee Mike Faris Jackson, Tennessee Aprilene Morris Ripley, Tennessee Louis Martin Jackson, Tennessee Mary Louise Yancy Paducah, Kentucky Adrian McClaren Trenton, Tennessee Don Senter Jackson, Tennessee Pat Bell Memphis, Tennessee Bii.lie Moore Whiteville, Tennessee Ava Jean Mays Jackson, Tennessee Top Row: Norma Workman Paris, Tennessee Gent: Bond Jackson, Tennessee g era i. dink Martindale Jackson, Tennessee Second Row: Merrill Wise. Jackson, Tennessee Margy Antley Forest, Mississippi John L. Bond Jackson, Tennessee Third Row: Zdzislaw Svymonski Lima, Peru Don Brown Bolivar, Tennessee Princella Weaver Jackson, Tennessee Fourth Row: Ken Berkyhii.l Memphis, Tennessee Sarah Ann Woody Jackson, Tennessee Fifth Row: Martha Hampton Jackson, Tennessee Hero David Khuria, U. P., India Waring Hazlf.hurst Jackson, Tennessee Betty Lou Woods Camden, Tennessee Hilda Hale Yorkville, Tennessee Everett Shires Jackson, Tennessee Lew Smothers Jackson, Tennessee Dot Bolding Jackson, Tennessee Gene Brown Columbus, Georgia Dorothea Cooper La Center, Ke ntucky Frances Arnf.tt Treasurer Chari.es Carter Vice-President Doris Ann Mo Alexander Secretary pne mttea The usual traditional blue and white caps of the Frosh bespeckled the campus this year, but there were so many of them that the upper-classmen had a hard time distinguishing which name belonged to which Freshman. Through their goodnaturedness and hardy constitutions the Frosh were able to survive the usual amount of initiation and hazing. Immediately they were off to a good start in beginning their college life by showing of so much scholarship, leadership, and interest in all Student Bodv Activities. , ' - mm irrJ| - , k i Jean East Bells, Tennessee Wir.i.iAM Lucas Ripley, Tennessee Frances Arnett Paris, Tennessee Frank Johnson Whiteville, Tennessee Janice Bray Bemis, Tennessee Lawrence Phillips Jackson, Tennessee Patty Moody Texarkana, Texas Charles Carter Texarkana, Texas Art Beamish Jackson, Tennessee Doris Ann McAlexander Jackson, Tennessee Charles Blanton Whiteville, Tennessee Doris Jane Faris Jackson, Tennessee Bobbie Hedges Paris, Tennessee Bill Burnette Jackson, Tennessee Lavelle Gurley Osceola, Arkansas James Banks Bruceton, Tennessee Kelly Burnette Jackson, Tennessee Rosemary Tvvomey Jackson, Tennessee Bob Williams Mayfield, Kentucky Alystinf. DeShazo Memphis, Tennessee Billy Greer Bemis, Tennessee Wanda McDonald Jackson, Tennessee Dycus Dickerson Jackson, Tennessee Betty Jane Hunt Jackson, Tennessee Willie Maude Pope Jackson, Tennessee Billy Arnold Jack son, Tennessee Laura Frances Ray Jackson, Tennessee James Meares Jackson, Tennessee Charles Murphy Mayfield, Kentucky Nancy Overall Jackson, Tennessee Joe Hamilton Mayfield, Kentucky Nan Walker Jackson, Tennessee Joan Wilson Jackson, Tennessee Joe Drueke Jackson, Tennessee Betty Barber Trenton, Tennessee F. K. Alexander Jackson, Tennessee David Ross Jackson, Tennessee Ilsa Malmanis Riga, Latvia Jackie Thomas Jackson, Tennessee Lois Parimore Covington, Tennessee Joe Frey Friendship, Tennessee Mary Frances Compton Detroit, Michigan Bobby Morris Moscow, Tennessee Dorothy Alexander Jackson, Tennessee Eileen Ragsdale Jackson, Tennessee Byrl Fleming Dyersburg, Tennessee Mary Lea Rogers Scotts Hill, Tennessee Maurice Moore Whiteville, Tennessee Willis Gene GlLLILAND Halls, Tennessee Yvonne Beard Jackson, Tennessee Harold Gilliland Halls, Tennessee Gladys Emerson Maury City, Tennessee Mary Howell Anderson Jackson, Tennessee David Mattox Aberdeen, Mississippi o5t l opviiar (Doy Bill Evans t f opoitaf w Geraldine Martindale Bed Jll-Ro.nl On Jack May ?ftto Gene Barnes Margaret Maris These Students have been selected by the faculty to rep- resent Lambuth College in this year ' s National publication, Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. This honor comes in recognition of the students scholarship, leadership and cooperation in educational and extra- curricular activities, citizenship, and their promise for future usefulnes s. Jane Towater 70U Mary Emma Steadman Jack May Winston Williams TttU JZam ati 1949 QUEEN Mary Helen Davis Maid Jennie Lee Johnston Maid Elizabeth Gilbert Alternate Catherine Ann Penn President Winston Williams Lambuth may look this year upon the achievements of its Student Government with a glow of pride, for President Winston Williams has led us through a most successful year. He has set a precedent as President of the Student Body because of his unequalled efficiency at gaining whole- hearted cooperation with the Administration and living up to the Lambuth idea and loyalties. Almost perfect response on Homecoming Day was one of the greatest single achievements of the Williams-May Administration. But perhaps the greatest was the establishment and maintenance of school spirit on a high plane. Vice-President Jack May Vice-President Jack May has proved an able co-worker and his guidance and efficiency as a student body official helped to make this year ' s administration the success that is proved by looking back over the year. He presided ably over a cooperative student council. The revision of the consti- tution and the establishment of a new point system were the most outstanding and constructive pieces of legislation. Vice- President Jack May has carved for himself and for us, a place in the annals of our College. Judicial Committee The Judicial Committee is the Supreme Court of the Lambuth College Student Body pre- sided over by Bill Yandell as Chief Justice. This body interprets laws, holds elections, and hears cases regarding breach of student regulations. A large share of the success of any school year is due to the sincere efforts of the Judicial Committee. Bill Evans, Nell Evans, Bill Yandell, Marjorie Garrett, Rosalyn Heaberg. Student Council Our Student Coun- cil, composed of four representatives from each Class and guided by Vice - President May, has proved its loyalty and leadership in performing the many duties entrusted to them. As the Con- gress of the Lambuth College Student Body, it makes decisions con- cerning the policies and actions of the Student Body. 1st Row: Mary Helen Davis, Laura Frances Ray, Carolyn Pearigen, Lou Yancy, Alystinf. DeShazo, Norma Jean Beacham; 2nd Row: Bryant Floyd, Jack May, Bill Lucas, Hugh Vaughn, Joe Raper, Adrian McClaren Reggie Smith. All College Social Committee The All-College Social Comhiittee is com- posed of a group of students who work with members of the faculty in planning the All- College socials. They also draw up the social calendar which gives all organizations an equal opportunity for their activities. Under the capable leadership of John L. Bond as chairman, the committee has sponsored many enjoyable and successful socials this year. Reggie Smith, Ann Rooks, John L. Bond, Becky Hood, Loyal Hartman. BOYS ' DORMITORY COUNCIL Wilson, Barnes, Mrs. Hampton, Evans, Webber The Dormitory Councils are representative students elected by the members of the dormitories each year to be their governing bodies. They make all the rules by which the students are to abide, take care of all the delinquents, and try to keep the dormitory families happy and contented. GIRLS ' DORMITORY COUNCIL DlShazo, Steadman, Pearigen, Morris, Miss Thompson, Durham, Davis. 0nycuuaatio«t4 Mary Emma Steadman, Lefty Hare, Aprilene Morris, Bill Evans, Charlotte Stuart. J. L-. _ NT. The Student Christian Association is a non-denominational organization which directs and coordinates all religious activities on the Campus. The organi- zation under the guidance of Mr. Whetstone has been successful in helping the entire student body to attain higher religious ideals. This year we think that the S. C. A. has done a commendable piece of work and has left a solid foundation for the coming years. s. v . fft. student Volunteer The Student Volunteers is a Christian Student Organization made up of students of all creeds, denominations and races. Under the direction of the Student Christian Association, its members are particularly interested in foreign mission fields. VV linisterS ex ' A Brooks, Weber, Darby, Porter The Ministerial Students Association is open to all students who are interested in entering the ministry. It hopes to acquaint the members with some of the many problems they will face in their future profession. Henry Weber Row 1: McArthur, Durham, Hampton, Garrett, Hartman, Darby. Row 2: Baggett, Lassley, McClartn, Webber, Norwood, Wilson, Culp. rJLlt erar v jrorum The Literary Forum is an organization of long standing on the campus and is under the sponsorship of Miss Sarah V. Clement. This group is composed of those students who are majors and minors in English and who are especially interested in the study of literature, both past and current. OFFICERS Bryant Floyd, Secretary-Treasurer; Mary Emma Steadman, President , Jane Towater, Vice-President. Miss Ruth Marr, Sponsor Song Leader ------ Charlotte Stuart Parliamentarian - Aprilene Morris Historian ---------- Ann Durham OFFICERS President ------ Jane Towater Vice-President - - - - Billy Wilson Secretary - - - Mary Emma Steadman Treasurer - - - - Adrian McClaren The Ruth Marr Chapter of Future Teachers of America celebrated its first anniversary in February of this year. The chapter is affiliated with the National Education Association and the Tennessee State Association. The pur- poses of this organization are professional unity of teachers and the betterment of the teaching profession. USlC m 1st Row: Stewart, Bolding, Hampton, Porter, Bond, McDow, Morris, Davis. 2nd Row: McClarin, Hufstedler, Durham, Garrett. 3rd Row: Hill, Baggett, Yancy, Maxedon, McClarin, DeShazo. Wanda McDow, Mary Helen Davis, Adrian McClaren, Marjorif. Garrett The Music Club is an organi- zation composed of all students who are interested in music either as a vocation or as a hobby. Sponsored by Mrs. Fossey, it is one of the most successful organizations on the campus. Greer, Murphy, Hooper, McDow, Buckwaid, White, Tillman a te L n orud First Row: Parker, Williams, Bogos, Vaughn, Morris, Tillman. Second Row: K. Burnett, Barnes, McCage, Lucas, Davis. Third Row: Evans, B. Burnett. LjLru ' Jr no Yancy, Stuart, Garrett. From Out The Depths I Cry ....Hopkins Beautiful Savior Christiansen Choir He Was Despised Handel Marjorie Garrett God Holds The Key Kohlmann Male Chorus Refuge And Strength ..Sibelius-Stoughton Mary Lou Yancy, Charlotte Stuart, Marjorie Garrett Steal Away Spiritual Nobody Knows The Trouble I ' ve Seen Spiritual Were You There? Spiritual Choir e lla L hoir Sweet Little Jesus Boy MacGimsey Larry Boggs or Gene Williams Trombone Solo — The Holy City Adams Bennett Tillman, Jr. Talk Robert Smith The Lord Is My Light Stoughton Robert Smith, Thomas McCage, Jr., Bennett Tillman, Jr. Souls Of The Righteous Noble Angel Voices Ever Singing ...Bortniansky Choir Choral Benediction B. M. Thompson, Director Miss Charlotte Stuart, Accompanist Ar L appeltci L k ipp oir FzV Row: Turner, Moore, DeShazo, Stuart, Mays, Yancy, Mitchell, Henley, Robersok ' j Hedges, Morris. Second Row: McArthur, McSwain, Thorpe, Arnett, Hunt, McClarin, Hampton, Compton, Walker, Garrett, Anthony, Bray. Third Row: K. Burnett, Vaughn, Parker, Evans, B. Burnett, Morris, McCage, Tillman. Fourth Row: Barnes, Lucas, Williams, Thompson, Boggs, Davis. Under the direction of Professor Barney Thompson the Lambuth College Choir made numerous trips over the Memphis Conference, West Ten- nessee and Kentucky, during the year performing admirably and proving to be a valuable asset to the College. Everyone is indeed proud of the way the Choir has kept pace with the growth of the College in becoming one of the most active and skillful groups on the Campus. Back Row: Gaddie, Antley, Hampton, Morris, Williams Front Row: McClarin, McClarin, Hill, Bond, Berryhill, Baggett oLittte J neat re Since its organization in 1949, the Little Theatre has advanced to the front ranks of clubs on the campus. Composed of students who are interested in dra- matics, the Little Theatre has for its prime purpose the creation of a more wide- spread interest in dramatics on the campus. Its major presentation for 1950 was the popular Broadway farce. Anita Lors ' . The Whole Town ' s Talking. OFFICERS President ------ Anne McClarin Vice-President ------- Adrian McClaren Secretary-Treasurer ------ Margy Antley Sponsor ------ Mr. Barney Thompson Frances Arnett Joan Wilson Bobbie Jean Hedges Cora Simpson Betty Lancaster Rebecca Hood Yvonne Beard Lucille McKnioht Leta Anthony Dorthea Cooper Elizabeth Stewart Mildred Harder Bonnie Perry Elaine Potts Margaret Maris Norma Jean Beecham Wanda McDonald Doris Jane Faris Ruth Butler Wanda McDow Pk .ALL Wu Lambuth ' s Phi Alpha Mu is an organization to instruct and advance students in the essentials of Home Economics. It boasts many beneficial additions this year. We congratulate this organization on its continuous growth and contribution to the college. OFFICERS President --------- Becky Hood Vice-President ------ Frances Arnett Secretary-Treasurer - Dorothy Bolding Sponsor ------- Mrs. Joe Carmical I ■ M  K tfflKfc 9™ L Co©P£ €flv c o pr° f oo o °oj?S 0U7C G(GSO y ' Ce Q o Cccoe ?0CD) Sree J? c7 To Ccs? ?eo ° coy OoyS Jau Deltu S ororiL y Founded in 1924, Tau Delta is the oldest Sorority on the campus. Its aims have been a closer correlation of the high ideals of Lambuth with an enjoyment of social life of the College. Its colors are red and black, its emblem, a black cat, and its flower, the American Beauty Rose. OFFICERS President Anne McClarin Vice-President - - - Jane Towater Secretary - - r Apriline Morri; Treasurer - - - Dorothy Baker Heraldress - - - Margaret Clarke Sponsor Miss Katherine Clement ama ororit Ariphct r V The Beta Sigma Alpha Sorority was founded in 1929 by eight young ladies who left a rich heritage for all the girls who have followed in their steps, Their pin is the shape ol an unbalanced diamond, their colors are black and white, their flower is a white rose and their emblem is an elephant. OFFICERS President ------ Carolyn Pearigen Vice-President - - - Ann Durham Secretary - - - Billie Faye Ferguson Treasurer Marjorie Garrett - Goat Mistress - - - Cora Simpson Reporter Mary Emma Steadman {Jmeaa ( pdilon cJLuntbdi OPOPl it y Omega Upsilon Lambda Sorority is one of the important social 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 Nell Evans Vice-President - - Anne Rooks Secretary - - Sara Davis Treasurer - - Rosalyn Heaberg Goat Mistress Nancy Mitchell Reporter - - - Martha Hampton Sentinel Geraldine Martindale MEMBERS Workman, Swink, Yancy, Maxedon, Martindale, Ray, Hampton, Davis, Lancaster, Norwood. Mitchell, Woody, Woods, Hale, Hunt, Wilson, Barber, Pope, McDonald, Evans, Rooks. )fo c P9GO 6 ' LC)P €C - 9 r r?c,i 68 €i7n ?€eo ' °r?« ( ocp s Vu,To e uro ?055 o™0 7pK e Lamct Arfona J i f r at emit y The Sigma Alpha Fraternity is the oldest fraternity on the campus, being organized in 1927. Its members through the years have always occupied positions of leadership in the college life. The Fraternity colors are blue and gold standing for friendliness and honestv. and the Fraternity flower is the red rambler rose. OFFICERS President ---- -- Bill Evans Vice-President -------- Roy Stephenson Secretary - - - - Bill Freeman Treasurer -------- Glen Harrison Sergeant-At-Arms ----- Henry Webber Chaplain ----- Loyal Hartman Historian ... - Joe Watlington % 37ce ' tuA(0 S r ' UCOft ' fysi i C %06 6lT eefB 9 Jhetu J 61 j7 raterniL y The Theta Psi Fraternity was organized in 1930. Its colors arc blue and maroon, and the flower is the white carnation. The Fraternity stands for loyalty, courage, ambition, mental application and above all brotherhood for the betterment of Lambuth. ■K « v- OFFICERS President - .- - - - - Bryant Floyd Vice-President ----- - - - Hugh Vaughn Secretary John L. Bond Treasurer - - Ken Berryhili Reporter ------ Adrian McClarin Chaplain Chester Parker Goat Master Clarence Hare o co° ' Swci VT tA J ctppci j hi C pdllc f dtlon The Kappa Phi Epsilon Fraternity was founded at Lambuth College in 1930 by Lowell Council, Butler O ' Hara, J. D. Scott, Burl Smith, Chester Parham, Aaron Walker, and J. Doyne Young. Through the years Kappa Phi has been a potent force for the promotion of brotherhood, loyalty and good-will toward Lambuth College. OFFICERS President ------ Clarence Hamilton Vice-President -- Oscar Scarbrough Secretary-Treasurer Curtis Young Chaplain Bill Caddie Goat Master ... - - - Gene Jones Sergeant-At-Arms - - - Henry Holland e co .V3  - _ w SNAPSHOT G.O)TO ? Q£C Ky HOOO OILC Gusdvess (.0 (96 Mfi T AM The Editor-in-Chief, Bryant Floyd, and Associate Editor. Mary Emma Steadman, were greatly assisted by their cooperative staffs this year in the preparation of your Lantern. It ' s a lot of fun, this working on an annual staff, but a great amount of hard work. Just ask anyone who visited the Lantern room long enough to get entangled in one of the many tasks to be performed. We cut copy, mounted pictures and debated continually about any and everything. If this Lantern brings pleasant memories to you this year and in the years to come, it will have accomplished its main purpose. PQTT9 POOOO j C L 9 S 5 £ ( T R S C 0L9M PGP G)G6rV POfOpy COO 9GCi Cy L 9 y o u T t CMGSTGft PARK6R i.CU fave feKGvsort flffT C0 TCfi Qc9s? ni€, D S ZO 6Y6£ ffi£G099rt- 9 (?c5ffvess o P9(QrVAG6ff R n L (?oy ffjoroiqs 3 5 W IM ( | (VI el s 5 fBtk B 5 f f vyafflH The Vision, a student publication, has made real progress this year. Editors Ken Berryhill and Barney Malloy have added several new features, including the addition of two more pages, and the placing of production on a regular semi- monthly basis. In its presenting the various politi- cal questions on the campus in an unbiased man- ner, it has brought to light both sides of all issues and become one of the main cogs in the wheel of student government. STAFF Editors - - Ken Berryhill, Barney M al ' loy, Louie Cain Production Editor - - Bill Edwards Art Editor Ray Thomas Sports Editors - - Paul Wilson, Henry Holland V:% ! ' 8 , r Sfionfo Basketball CJi aeen cJLaura jrravicoi f at oxccmoos c 1 u A c r « r e ft S Carter, Leathers, Hampton, Couch, Ford, Gaylon Hammond, Mascot. Hare — Manager, Burnett, Johnson, Harwell, Vandiver, Williams, Coach Roscoe Williams, Murphy, Brown, Edwards, Mays, Smith, Boggs — Trainer. We They We They 43 Bethel 56 60 Paducah 79 +3 Paducah 61 62 Bethel 66 61 Bethel 74 74 Sewanee 59 62 Sewanee 71 50 Florence 97 63 Florence 82 85 U. T. Jr. 50 63 U. T. Jr. 43 69 Southwestern 74 51 Southwestern 70 63 Northwest Miss. 57 75 Northwest Miss. 56 114 Dycrsburg 60 43 Dycrsburg 58 lit. CxG T CHecRceftoees Jack Thomas, Laura Frances Ray, Pattie Moody, Geraldine Martindale, Billie Faye Ferguson, Bill Evans. R mM  « HHp 1 ■L -£a 1 § ' flr C ' r flH , ' tJ JUs pB ii- ■ t 19 ' ' H 1 utw 1 iBfc ■ . K a -• ' ■ • ••• ' .••■ 1 IK HT 4 v V , •■ ' ' ' „. • . ; ' . ' . Betty Lou Wood, Nancy Mitchell, Carolyn Vance, Jane Towater, Becky Hood. 3 ennis Reggie Smith, Jack May Left to Right: Hartman, Leathers, Allison, Hampton, Robinson, Smith, Williams, May, Ford, Vaughn, Bagby, Hood, Workman, Rooks, Towater, Woods, Edwards, Bond, Holland, Mitchell. Cheerleaders: Evans, Ferguson, Ray, Martindale, Moody, Thomas. ot i lab The L Club is composed of students who have earned an L in inter- collegiate and intramural sports. With the many facilities offered by the new physical education building, Lambuth ' s athletes have an opportunity to become proficient in all types of sports. f- hu$. ua. L tub Rooks, Martindale, Leathers Standing: Evans, Martindale, Hamilton, Brown, Hampton, Carter, Stephenson, Wood, Holland. Seated: Lancaster, May, Hood, Maris, Scruggs, Leathers, Mitchell, Robinson, Rooks. The Phys. Ed. Club is a relatively new organization on the campus. 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