Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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president A rdclt reAS During the 1951-52 session the Student Body Association and several of the groups and individuals composing it, have made valuable contributions to the success of the College. The traffic survey for the city of Jackson carried out by the students not only contributed to the progress and safety of the community, but served to unite the students in a co-operative program. It underscored the fact that Lambuth is a valuable part of the community life and that, when given an opportunity, our students are glad to participate in worthwhile social enterprises. Other evidences of student co-operation are: the improvement of the student paper, the outstanding achievements of the basketball team, the participation of the choir in promoting good public relations among the churches, and the services of the team of four student speakers in the Chamber of Commerce plan to carry the message of the free enterprise system to the schools and civic clubs of the community. For these, and many other evidences of the desire of our students to help make Lambuth College a Christian service institution we are grateful. Congratulations and good wishes to all. Richard E. Womack RICHARD E. WOMACK B.A., M.A., LLD.

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Dedication To those who know him best, words cannot describe his kindness to all with whom he comes in contact. Rhodes scholar, historian, sportsman, gentleman, he has become a symbol ot learning to the students who come to Lambuth College. We of the Lantern Staff of 1952 are proud to dedicate this year ' s annual to such a beloved figure as larvin C- . C aale

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r R 4. SLtt VICE-PRESIDENT rrelen Womack REGISTRAR A. C . (J3url DEAN