Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1953 volume:

Tit e Lantern 1953 11573 mr- ™ fc ;- ■ ' W mm. tB 5HHP ' H ; ; . ' ••ihiH ' : ' ' ' ' ? ' ' . : 1 •w n wmniini m ■ «8 ■■■■■ ., ' ! i I 1 1 i | i 1 1 1 I i 1 1 ' :■ ■ : iiijiij H ' ' ! Ilil HO 111 o w 4l it) r ,y ■ ' ' 5- w ; « i% i , ' ■% ' .. , , ' V ,? 3  Kf ? -;....-• H NMI i-i:: ' ' :. :•■•■ ; wmmm HI ;, ;!;:=:;«;. JBk. 1 v .i. X— — - ;-18 2 ' , B 4 i: B i : MMM . Memphis Conference Female Institute AHEAD LAMBUTH COLLEGE JACKSON, TENNESSEE Existing Plant Explanation of Numerals Present Development Build — II Remodel — III o o Future Plans IV HE PA On December 2, 1843, the Methodists of the Memphis conference received a charter in the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee for a female institute to be located in Jackson, Tennessee. The Memphis Conference Female Institute thrived until 1920, dispensing culture and refinement principally to young ladies of the Lower Mississippi Valley. Then in 1921, at the annual Memphis Conference, it was agreed that there should be established at Jackson a co-educational institution of standard college grade. Accordingly, M.C.F.I. ' s charter was amended, the college took the name of Lambuth College, and, on September, 1924, the doors were opened to both men and women students. Lambuth was moved to a new location, one of the most beautiful sites in the northwest sector of Jackson. oLctmbutn sd C xpctndina • • • These buildings are no longer a dream, but a reality in ' 53. Front View New Girl ' s Dormitory rts. Lambuth Chapel , . ; ll — , r „ ,. . . h i w uum t iWUKmmt m mitumu i im imjmgMMliiMi « ■ r- ( ■ « Dedi ti( icauon The year 1952-53 witnessed the retirement of the man who had been the compass which held Lam- buth on its course throughout its most trying years. To him Lambuth owes much ; his spirit has so inter- mingled with Lambuth ' s that it is difficult to distinguish between the two. We are privileged to dedicate this year ' s Lantern to a gentleman, a friend, a scholar, but above all a truly devoted Christian — Luther L. Gobbel, Ph.d. J rom Jhe j ' resident J oUesk Lambuth is alive and growing. A hardy plant rooted deep in West Tennessee soil and in the affections of students, alumni, and friends, it faces the future in confidence. One of its assets is its realization of need to grow a bit faster and to produce more abundant fruit. Its success in doing so is guaranteed in the measure in which it receives nurture and nourishment from those who own it and enjoy its fruitage, specifically the Memphis Conference and the student body, both of which are manifesting loyal and determined support. The year 1952-53 will stand out in Lambuth ' s history as epochal. The privilege of entering into Lam- buth ' s rich heritage and sharing in its dev elopment is matched by a commitment to give my best to help make it increasingly worthy of the young men and young women who are its present and future students and of the great Memphis Conference. We all grow together ! Luther L. Gobbel, President  «B . V mU ■ • ' ■:■ aap sf ¥«i N; 7 ; ■ it? .xs Mdmimstration Barney M. Thompson Director of Music B.S., M.Ed. Helen Womack Registrar A.B., A.M. George E. Rouse Chemistry B.S., M.S. Mrs. Robert McGowan Dietitian Jesse C Burt, Jr. Dean Psychology, Education B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Mrs. W. R. Spencer Bookkeeper Arthur D. Oxley Biology B.S., A.M. Mrs. Rena Hampton Hostess, Men ' s Dormitory Roscoe C. Williams Physical Education A.B., M.A. Alward E. Brown Mathematics, Physics A.B., B.S. in Engineering M.A., Ph.D. Marvin E. Eagle History A.B., A.M. Joseph M. Shumaker Political Science A.B., A.M., Ed.D. Emily Hastings Clark Education, English A.B, A.M. John Quinton Hoffman Business Education B.S., M.A. BlLLIE P. EXUM Business Manager, Sociology AB., B.S., LL.B., M.A. Elisabeth J. Fossey Piano and Voice B. Mus. WlLMA McCAGUE Speech, Hostess of Women ' Dormitory B.S. in Ed., M.A. Arthur E. Evans Modern Languages A.B., A.M. Gilbert Oliver Religion B.S., B.D., M.A., Ed.D. Ewing Reid Music B.Mus., M.Mus. Katharine Clement Librarian A.B., A.M., B. S. in L.S. Sarah V. Clement English A.B., A.M. ' %fh Ruth Marr Education, Psychology B.S. in Ed, A.M. Eunice W. Doty Home Economics B.S. Thomasine H. Witherspoon Secretary to President A.B. ei asses _ CL Charles Carter President Mary Sue Woody Secretary Doris Ann Littlefield Treasurer : : ' : v: : ;; , - . : - ::;• ' ■;;• ' ■:. ' ,. •■ ■ •■ .• • . - liPlufit ' ' l .s en lord At last we have reached our year of glory. We now have something that no one can take from us, our education. The struggle has been long and arduous; but we have passed the endurance test ! Jewel G. Babb, Jr., B.S. Corinth, Mississippi Maior: Pol. Sci. Minor: English Transfer from Northeast Miss. Jr. College Booneville, Miss. Ministerial Assoc. 3, 4 Bill F. Burnette, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Maior: Physical Ed. Minor: Pol. Sci. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 L Club 2, 3, 4 President 3 Student Council 3, 4 President 4 Vice-Pres. Student Body 4 Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Who ' s Who 4 S.A. Fraternity 3, 4 Bettye Branch, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Bus. Ad. Minor: Sociology Omega Sorority, I, 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. Omega 3, 4 Student Council 4 Basketball Maid 3 All College Social Comm. 4 Sweetheart Kappa Frat. 2, 4 Pueen S. A. Frat. 3 Vision Staff 4 Charles Carter, B.S. Texarkana, Texas Major: Biology Minor: Chem. Vice-Pres. Freshman Class Pres. Soph. Class Pres. Senior Class Judicial Committee 3, 4 Chief Justice 3 Student Council 1 , 3 Vision Staff I Theta Psi Frat. I. 2 3 4 L Club 2, 3, 4 Who ' s Who 3 Best All-around 2, 3, 4 Most Popular 4 Valentine Royalty 3 Most Representative Junior Free Throw Award 3 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 4 Baseball 1,2 4 Golf I, 2, 3, 4 Student Leader Publication 3 Lawrie Beth Burnette, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Maior: Home Ec. Minor: Biology Lantern Staff 1 , 2, 3 Business Mgr. 3 Omega Sorority I, 2, 3 Secretary 3 Student Council 2 Student Body Secretary 3 Sigma Alpha Royalty 2 Janice Bray, B.A. Bemis, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Spanish B.S. A. Sorority 12 3 4 F.T.A. 3 4 Literary Forum 3 Sec. Treas. of Literary Forum 3 Lambuth Royalty, Maid 3 S.C.A. 3 Jerry Couch, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Physical Ed. Minor: History Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Student Council I L Club 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 3 4 F.T.A. 4 President 4 Dorm Council 4 Student Leaders Publication 3 Dorothea Cooper, B.A. Bardwell, Kentucky Major: Home Economics Minor: Biology Tau Delta Sorority 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Home Economics Club I, 2, 3 President 3 Treasurer 2 Catherine Forsyth, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Maior: Biology Minor: History Jean East, B.A. Bells, Tennessee Major: Engl ish Minor: Sociology Beta Sigma Alpha Sorority I. 2, 3, 4 Goatmistress 2 Theta Psi Royalty I, 2 Literary Forum 3 Dormitory Council 3, 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Miss Lambuth 2 S.C.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Paul L. Gilbert, B.A. Collierville, Tennessee Major: History Minor: English Transfer Memphis State I Wesley Foundation Vice-President Class Vice-President 2 Class President 3 Kappa Phi Frat. 2, 3. 4 Vice-President 3 President 4 Ministerial Assoc. 2. 3, 4 Little Theater 2, 3 Chapel Comm. 2 All College Social Comm. 3 Judicial Committee 3 Most Handsome 3 Dormitory Council 2, 4 Pan-Hellenic 4 Choir 2. 3 S.C.A. Vice-President 2 Harold Gilliland, B.S. Halls, Tennessee Major: Mathematics Minor: Business Ed. F.T.A. I, 2, 3 Baseball 1,234 L Club 2, ' 3, 4 Dormitory Council 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3, 4 Student Council 4 Clyde Erwin, B.S. Humboldt, Tennessee Major: Political Science Minor: Biology Willis Gilliland, A.B. Halls, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Math Ralph J. Harris, B.S. Whiteville, Tennessee Major: Business Ed. Minor: Physical Ed. Lois Parimore, B.A. Covington, Tenn. Major: English Minor: History F.T.A. I, 2, 4 Music Club I. 2 Little Theater 3 Student Volunteer Movement I, 2 Choir 4 Dormitory Council 4 Dramatics 2 Gerald K. Mays, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Physical Ed. Minor: History Basketball 2, 3, 4 Theta Psi Frat. I, 2, 3, 4 L Club 2, 3, 4 Lawrence Phillips, A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Biology Doris Ann Littlefield, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology Beta Sigma Alpha Sor. I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 Vice-President 4 Theta Psi Royalty 2 S.C.A. Worship Comm. 2 Secretary Sophomore Class Treasurer Senior Class Who ' s Who 4 Most Intellectual 3, 4 Lantern Staff 2, 3 Business Staff 2 Business Manager 3 James Murchison, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Chemistry Minor: Math Kappa Phi Frat. 2, 3, 4 Science Club 2 Math Club I, 2 Willie Maude Pope, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Sociology Minor: History Omega Sorority I, 2, 3, 4 Jean Turner, B.S. Paducah, Kentucky Major: Home Economics Minor: Biology Home Economic Club 2 Treasurer 2 Dormitory Council 2, 3 President 3 Tau Delta Sorority 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Choir 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Billy Taylcm, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Ed. Minor: Music Student Council 4 Sigma Alp ha Frat. 2 3 4 Choir 3 Band I, 2, 3 Bennett Tillman, A.B. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Music Minor: Math Laura Frances Ray, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Music Minor: Spanish Omega Sorority I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 Class Treasurer 2 Class Secretary 3 Music Club I 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 L Club I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 Basketball Queen I, 2 Cheerleader 1 , 2, 3 Miss Lambuth I Kappa Phi Royalty 2, 3 Siqma Alpha Royalty 4 Most Beautiful 2 3, 4 Student Council I Who ' s Who 4 Lynn Vandiver, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Economics Minor: Physical Ed. L Club 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1,2 3, 4 Captain 3 Intramural Sports Comm. 4 Nan Walker, B.S. Grand Junction, Tennessee Major: Home Economics Minor: Physical Ed. Beta Sigma Alpha Sorori ty I, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 3 President 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 All-College Social Comm. 3 Chairman 3 Judicial Committee 3 S.V.M. 4 Who ' s Who 4 Vice-President Senior Class Home Economics Club I, 2 Jimmy White, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology Theta Psi Frat. I, 2, 3, 4 Music Ensemble I Science Club I Mildred Harder, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Sociology Minor: Biology Mary Sue Woody, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Spanish Sigma Alpha Frat. Royalty I Student Council 1 , 2 Omega Sorority l t 2, 3, 4 Little Theater I, 2 Literary Forum 3, 4 S.C.A. I, 2, 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Choir I Secretary Senior Class Lantern Staff I, 4 Harold Watkins, B.A. Major: English Minor: Greek Transfer from Asbury College S.V.M. 3, 4 President 4 S.C.A. Treasurer 4 Tom Scott, B.S. Bemis, Tennessee Major: Physical Ed. Minor: History Basketball 2, 3, 4 L Club 3, 4 Valentine Royalty 3 Student Leader Publicity 3 Knox Tenry, B.S. Morris Chapel, Tennessee Major; History Minor: Biology James Taylor, A.B. Enville, Tennessee Major: English Minor: History Frank Bulle President Lyda Dickerson Secretary Shirley Poore Treasurer Hayes Fletcher Vice-President s uniorS Say not that the struggle naught availeth. We are in sight of the goal, and the palm is almost ours. We have had a glorious time of it. Life has not always been easy, but we have managed to survive. Our hardest task has been the writing of term papers in a Freshman or Sophomore course. Even this will someday be a pleasant memory. We are looking forward to wonderful years ahead, recognizing that the new improvements to be made on the campus will mean much. Elton Baker Jackson, Term. Betty Boggs Sardis, Tenn. Peggy Blankenship Beech Bluff, Tenn. Frances Boggs Silver Springs, Md. Kenton Burnette Jackson, Tenn. Joyce Collins Humboldt, Tenn. Fred Conger Jackson, Tenn. Charlotte Council Hickman, Ky. Lyda Dickerson Lexington, Tenn. Ann Douglass Dyer, Tenn. A Jimmy Evans Paris, Tenn. Barbara Finley Jackson, Tenn. Hayes Fletcher Paducah, Ky. Jane Fox Union City, Tenn. Catherine Gualdin Charlotte Court House, Va. Bobby Gaylord Dresden, Tenn. Bobby Hale Jackson, Tenn. Seymore Halford Bells, Tenn. Jimmy Harper Jackson, Tenn. Jack Henton Benton, Ky. Robert Hudson Malesus, Tenn. Rebecca Johnson Jackson, Term. Imogene Joyner Memphis, Tenn. Rose Mary Knight Jackson, Tenn. Howard Laumann Portsmouth, Va. Connie Ligon Jackson, Tenn. Pattie Moody El Paso, Texas Marshall Morris Jackson, Tenn. Jimmy O ' Neill Jackson, Tenn. Shirley Poore Dyer, Tenn. Franklin Reid Bells, Tenn. Jerry Smith Lexington, Tenn. Sue Ward Jackson, Tenn. Ralph Wilbur Oakheim, Mass. Harry Wilson Jackson, Tenn. Bobby Moore Treasurer Phil Holdsford Vice-President Vauneida Mitchell Secretary Paul Blankenship President opn r omoveS We have reached the half-way mark in our college careers. For two years we have endured college life and all its associations. At last we are beginning to get our feet on stable ground, and we are finding out what life is like. We feel that we will be able to work more laboriously and to accomplish more for Lambuth during the remainder of our college career. Beryla Adams Ripley, Tenn. George Archer Gates, Tenn. Dorothy Barham Jackson, Tenn. Julian Barron Trezevant, Tenn. John Batsel Benton, Ky. Carlos Berger La Paz, Bolivia Paul Blankenship Kevil, Ky. Billy Boon Jackson, Tenn. Marguerite Brandon Halls, Tenn. Jerry Carr Trenton, Tenn. Betty Clark Jackson, Tenn. Charles Brinkley Cedar Grove, Tenn. Robert Cole Bruceton, Term. Ann Compton Memphis, Tenn. Jerry Corlew Malesus, Tenn. Paul Douglas Dyer, Tenn. Betty Grace Dunn Collierville, Tenn. Rebecca Edwards Humboldt, Tenn. Jimmy Fisher Brownsville, Tenn. Susie Fitzsimmons Paris, Tenn. Bettie Gray Memphis, Tenn. John Hawkins Jackson, Tenn. Phil Holdsford Dyersburg, Tenn. Jimmy Holmes Spring Creek, Tenn. Larry Killough Jackson, Tenn. Bill Lucas Whiteville, Tenn. Jack Lucas Ripley, Tenn. Bill McClarin Finley, Tenn. Bobby McFarland Jackson, Tenn. Billy Melton Henderson, Tenn. Vauneida Mitchell Trenton, Tenn. Bobby Moore Union City, Tenn. Martha Ann Morris Memphis, Tenn. Thelma Newhart Jackson, Tenn. Patricia Nowell Trenton, Tenn. Paul Poole Jackson, Tenn. Luther Yates Trenton, Tenn. Franklin Raines Scott ' s Hill, Tenn. Robbie Robinson Lexington, Tenn. Robert Sipes Jackson, Tenn. Bettie Sue Smith Benton, Ky. Billy Smith Selmer, Tenn. Betsy Taylor Bemis, Tenn. Elizabeth Walk Covington, Tenn. Monte Joe Weaver Jackson, Tenn. Jo Workman Paris, Tenn. Tate Thomas Vice-President Jane Rose Secretary Joyce Becton Treasurer Dave Hilliard President jrredh men We find it difficult to believe that only a few months ago we came to Lambuth as green as a spring apple, but now we have ripened into full-fledged college men and women. We are looking forward to three more years of service to Lambuth. Ronald Allen Jackson, Tenn. Janice Blankenship Beech Bluff, Tenn. Gerald Bumpus Jackson, Tenn. Edward Lynn Casey Henderson, Tenn. Billy Bailey Jackson, Tenn. Charles Bray Bemis, Tenn. Charles Byars Stanton, Tenn. Billy Cash Bradford, Tenn. Frank T. Bass Whiteville, Tenn. Patricia Brewer Jackson, Tenn. Dean Cantrell Milan, Tenn. Phyllis Clark Martin, Tenn. Joyce Becton Dyer, Tenn. Jeanette Brookins Covington, Tenn. Jerry Cantrell Bradford, Term. Sue Daniel Big Sandy, Tenn. Mary Francis Davis Humboldt, Term. Joyce Eason Bemis, Tenn. Betty Freeman Jackson, Tenn. Sarah Harris Union City, Tenn. Ann Densford Kerrville, Tenn. Farris Thomison Morris Chapel, Tenn. Winifred Fuller Boas, Ky. Dave Hilliard Obion, Tenn. Carl Dickerson Lexington, Tenn. Richard Fly Jackson, Tenn. Sterling Givens Jackson, Tenn. Harvey Holland Bemis, Tenn. Franklin Earnest Somerville, Tenn. Nancy Frazier Jackson, Tenn. Bettye Goddard Saulsbury, Tenn. Fay Holley Jackson, Tenn. Anne Howell Lexington, Tenn. Mary Belle Leath Somerville, Tenn. Martha Sue Mays Jackson, Tenn. Carol Meals Humboldt, Tenn. Billy Kirk Jackson, Tenn. Roger Leitschuh Grand Junction, Tenn. Tillman Mays, Jr. Jackson, Tenn. Robert Moore Jackson, Tenn. Joy Ann Lane Jackson, Tenn. Ann Littlefield Adamsville, Tenn. Jimmy McCord Jackson, Tenn. Mary Morris Ripley, Tenn. Lewis Laumann Portsmouth, Va. Sue Malloy Jackson, Tenn. Tommy McKnight Malesus, Tenn. Rex Norville Bells, Tenn. Hugh Owen, Jr. Jackson, Tenn. Earline Parker Whiteville, Tenn. Naomi Perkins Big Sandy, Tenn. Fred Perry Jackson, Tenn. Paul Phillips Pinson, Tenn. June Rhodes Medina, Tenn. Jane Rose Paducah, Ky. William O. Smith Jackson, Tenn. Marjorie Steadman Selmer, Tenn. Virginia Steadman Selmer, Tenn. Billie Lou Tarpley Montezuma, Tenn. Nancy Lee Tate Huntingdon, Tenn. Tate Ward Thomas Somerville, Tenn. Jean Tinsley Gadsden, Tenn. James Vann Jackson, Tenn. Sarah Walker Grand Junction, Tenn. H. G. Burgess Lavaughn Dowland Johnny Davis James Garner John Gilbert Donald Gregory Nancy Hamilton W. E. Helms Whitesell Harpole Thomas Oliver Shelby Mainer Pittman Marbury Margaret Morris Charles Padgett Thomas Phillips NOT PICTURED Bobby Richard Roanne Rowlett Robert Richardson Shirley Roddy Thomas Smiley Robert Sullivan Bill Scott Walter Townsend Harold Vaughn Bobby Weaver Martha Vaughn Shirley Milton Jim Morrison Gary Vincent Bill Sissel Herman Wilkins Medon, Tenn. Joyce Worrell Alamo, Tenn. I overnment student d5odu [ resident Under the leadership of Seymour Halford, the Student Body has made outstanding strides through- out the year. He has assuredly proven himself capable of the trust vested in him. Seymour Halford DL C xecutiue c, ommuiee itti The newly created executive committee, composed of the chairmen of the various student government committees, has served successfully in the capacity of an advisory council to the president. Back Row: Franklin Reid Bobby Moore Rosemary Knight Paul Gilbert Connie Ligon Front Row: Bill Burnette Jerry Carr Kenton Burnette Jack Henton Seymour Halford student d5odu Uice-f res laen t Bill Burnette, a capable and conscientious worker, has ably assisted Seymour in directing the program of the student government. Rosemary Knight Student (JSodu Secret y ecreiar V Another new office added to the Student Body Government this year is that of Student Body Secre- tary. Rosemary Knight, appointed by the president of the student body to fill this office, has certainly been an asset to the Student Government Association. student Council The Student Council is composed of four representatives from each class and is presided over by the Student Body Vice-President. This group is the legislative body of the Student Government Association. Front Row: Dot Barham, Betty Grace Dunn, Barbara Finley, Bettye Branch, Sarah Walker, Betty Freeman. Second Row: Bill Burnette, Harold Gilliland, Jimmy O ' Neill, Billy Boon, Howard Laumann, Tommy McKnight, Carl Dickerson. Charles Carter Rosemary Knight Kenton Burnette Chief Justice Franklin Reid Hayes Fletcher judicial L ommitt ee The Judicial Committee is composed of five members selected by the Student Council from a list of twelve names submitted to them by the faculty and administration. One of the five is selected Chief Justice. The duties of this committee are judicial in nature. They regulate student activities and interpret the laws. Paul Gilbert, Chairman Howard Laumann Billy Boon Barbara Finley Seymour Halford Lyda Dickerson Betty Grace Dunn J an- hrelienic Council This council is made up of the presidents of the three fraternities and the three sororities found on the campus, the Student Body President, and Dean Burt, who acts as advisor. This body formulates the policies and regulates the functions of the fraternities and sororities. Tii-L oileae Social Committee f The members of this committee, along with the other Student Government Com- mittees, are appointed by the Student Body President. The All-College Social Committee is responsible for planning and directing student social functions on the campus. Jimmy Evans Bettye Branch Patricia Nowell Barbara Finley Jimmy McCord Lawrence Phillips, Chairman Jerry Carr, Chairman Buddy Laumann Jerry Corlew Betty Gray Martha Vaughn Special (events L ommittee r As its name suggests, the work of this committee is varied and touches upon many different phases of campus activity. This committee is in existence for the first time this year and has already completed several projects. student J ubllcitu Committee This committee is associated with the public relations aspect of the college. Connie Ligon chairman, and his four able assistants help promote good will and interest in Lambuth. Connie Ligon, Chairman Thelma Newhart Vauneida Mitchell Martha Ann Morris Susie Fitzsimmons Martha Vaughn Jean East Ann Douglas, President Dean Cantrell Elizabeth Walk shirley poore Girls ' Dormitory Council oDormitoru L ouncil v These respective councils formulate the rules which govern the duties and privileges of students living on the campus. The members are students selected from the dormitories. Boys ' Dormitory Council Harold Gilliland Hayes Fletcher Connie Ligon Jerry Couch Paul Gilbert Paul Douglas Mrs. Hampton Jerry Smith Jimmy Evans, President Luther Yates Jimmy Fisher Becky Edwards Dot Bakham Lynn Vandiver Bobby Moore, Chairman Jnt nurai ' Svortt Committee r An enthusiastic participation in the intramural contests and a definite boosting of school spirit have shown how successful this committee has been in performing its duties. They plan and publicize various sports and contests, act as matchmakers, and recognize the champions. Tli-y oiLeae Chapel L- Itti ominiiiee The All-College Chapel Committee is in charge of student chapel programs for the year, which they plan and promote. We are indebted to them for informative and enter- taining programs. Betty Grace Dunn Laura Frances Ray Lyda Dickerson Franklin Reid, Chairman WkaVs 3n -A Picture? When questioned on several topics of world im- portance, the above citizen replied; Go away! A sense of humor is in evidence among ail stu- dents. Above is Paul Blankenship responding to the question; Didn ' t you make 4 A ' s last quarter ? Jimmy White near the completion of an earth-shaking experiment. Starting with only 10 grams of sand and some water he prepared wet sand. This is a scene from a thrilling game which Mr. Evans finally lost by the nar- row margin of 21-2. V ersona iti es f atricia WiM XamUtk of 1952 Il v laid Uauneiaa i II litcnell , Wad (janice d5rau llllorf J- opular Patty Moody Charles Carter trfodi d5eautlPut Laura Frances Ray IV lost J4andA Bill Burnette [some £ ctmioud p fVlodt intellectual Doris Ann Littlefield (I5est s Til -around Patty Moody Charles Carter ravorit e6 Bill Burnette Laura Frances Ray W H W H On the basis of their leadership, citizen- ship, scholarship, cooperation, and their promise for future usefulness, the faculty has selected these seniors to represent Lambuth this year in the national publica- tion, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Bennett Tillman Nan Walker Harold Gilliland Doris Ann Littlefield Wkals What d laaest J hofo H 99 ivlodt Ljraceful rvlodt J pen-minded rvlodt ijoidkful Wod? Organizations First Row: Elizabeth Walk, Virginia Steadman, Joyce Becton, Fay Holley, Ann Douglas, Betty Clark, Ann Howell, Jean Tinsley, Jo Workman. Second Row: Nancy Frazier, Sarah Harris, Ann Densford, Carol Meals, Margie Steadman, Lyda Dickerson, Nancy Tate, Vauneida Mitchell, Mary Morris, Phyllis Clark. Third Row: Laura Frances Ray, Frankie Davis, Betty Grace Dunn, Shirley Milton, Martha Vaughn, Susie Fitz- simmons, Sarah Walker, Dot Barham, Robbie Robinson, Betty Gray, Joyce Worrell. Fourth Row: Jimmy Fisher, Jerry Cantrell, Jerry Carr, Dave Hilliard, Kenton Burnette, John Gilbert, Paul Blanken- ship, Luther Yates, Bill Burnette, Bennett Tillman, Bobby Richard. t ( unpellu C t JP I ♦ llp %■. £m iS m 1 1 ipp Oli Lambuth is proud of its A Cappella Choir, who under the able direction of Mr. Barney Thompson, has proven a valuable asset to the college. This group has not only won recognition on the campus, but throughout the conference. Director Mr. Barney M. Thompson _ r L appella L h oir Program Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee Bach Choir Let Us Break Bread Together Ryder Choir How Beautiful Upon the Mountains Harker Ann Douglas The Holy City Adams Bennett Tillman O Love Divine _ Thompson God Is A Spirit .._ _ Kopylov Kneel Down and Pray Weaver Choir Talk Jimmy Fisher The Old Rugged Cross Bennard Jimmy Fisher, Jerry Carr, Bobby Moore, Paul Blankenship Jesus Only _ Rotoli Jo Workman The King of Love My Shepherd Is Shelley Robert Gaylord, Jerry Carr O Lord Most Holy Frank America The Beautiful _ Gardner Choir Choral Benediction Accompanists: Betty Clark, Ann Howell, Nancy Frazier if ale cs(uartet Jimmy Fisher Jerry Carr Bobby Moore Accompanist: Betty Clark Paul Blankenship SCJl svm The Student Christian Association serves as the spiritual nerve center of our campus. As well as being a channel through which those individuals interested in service projects may serve, it is the focal point for all religious activities. The Student Volunteer Movement is a group composed of students, who are interested in home and foreign missions and is a sister organization of the S.C.A. JOHN BATSEL S.C.A. President DR. OLIVER Sponsor t vlinidterial Afd5ociation v First Row: Mrs. Fossey, Harris, Walker, Densford, Robinson, Tate. Second Row: Richard, Clark, Dunn, Dickerson, Fitzsimmons, Howell, Douglas, Becton, Fisher. Third Row: Moore, Gilbert, Gaylord, Carr, Thompson. t I ' ludic ( lub Officers Susie Fitzsimmons Vice-President Betty Clark President Ann Howell Secretary Robbie Robinson Treasurer Officers Elizabeth Walk, Ann Compton, Jerry Couch, President, Thelma Newhart, Betty Gray. sr. J. r. Sponsor Miss Ruth Marr The Ruth Marr Chapter of Future Teachers of America is affiliated with the National Education Association and the Tennessee State Education Association. This organization was formed to promote fellowship and unity among the future teachers. Front Row: Dean Cantrell, Nancy Tate, Mary Bell Leath, Betty Gray, Thelma Newhart, Ann Compton. Second Row: Betsy Taylor, Janice Bray, Vauneida Mitchell, Carol Meals, Elizabeth Walk, Jerry Couch. Third Row: Betty Smith, Jane Fox, Beryla Adams, Sue Daniel, Mary Littlefield, Earlene Parker. THE NEW VISION (A Monthly Student Publication) OFFICERS Executive Editor Bobby McFarland Assistant Editor Harry B. Wilson Business Manager Rosemary Knight STAFF: Peggy Blankenship, Janice Blankenship, Betty Branch Feature Editor Philip Holtsford Sports Editors Robert Sipes, Jimmy Holmes, Paul Blankenship Columnist Jerry Smith Sororities and Fraternities Patricia Nowell and Billy Boon Art Patty Moody Typists Martha Vaughn, Jean East, Jo Workman, Betty Gray, Mary Morris Reporters , Members of the Student Body Religion Rai-ph Wilbur, Franklin Reid Photography Harvey Holland Bobby McFarland Executive Editor Jne S tafl The New Vision Senior f luu ruin Presented March 26, 1953 Richard Winthrop Billy Taylor Elsie Winthrop Betty Branch Saul Hodgkin Harold Gilliland Charles Murdock Gene Williams Peggy Murdock Jean East Miss Bourne Nan Walker Teddie Deakin Lawrence Phillips Julia Price Mary Sue Woody Herbert Price. Bill Burnette John Sterling Jewell Babb Jackson Charles Carter Detectives Harold Watkins Jerry Couch Stage Manager Jimmy White Director Wilma McCague iKeheardai keened 1 ot a t n tern We of the 1953 Lantern Staff wish to express our appreciation for the co-operation received throughout the year from the faculty and the student body in com- piling this yearbook. Our sincere desire is that this Lantern will bring many pleasant memories in the years to come. Jack Henton Editor-in-Cbief Bobby Hale Associate Editor Lawrje Beth Burnette Business Manager Staff Quinton Hoffman Faculty Advisor Billy Boon Sports Editor Patty Moody Art Editor Jimmy Harper Snapshot Editor t Founded in 1924, Tau Delta is the oldest sorority on the campus. Its aims are to promote high ideals ori Lambuth Campus 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. Becky Johnson Treasurer ; Peggy BtANKENSHiP, Secretary; Sue Ward, Vice-President; Lyda DrcKERSON, President; Bettib Gray, Goat Mistress, CLEMENT SPONSOR JOHNSON SORORITY MOTHER PARKER FULLER DANIEL PERKINS T1NSLEY dOTHtft Tom Dolus Ann Lin lriufld. Vice President; Rebecca Edwards, Treasurer Martha Vaughn, Reporter; Pattie Moody, Goat Minress. President, Nan Walker and Secretary, Betty Grace Dunn not pictured. The Beta Sigma Alpha Sorority was founded in 1929 by eight young ladies, who lei t a rich heritage for all the girls who have followed in their steps. Their pin is the shape of an unbalanced diamond, their colors are black and white, their flower is a white carnation, and their emblem is an elephant. Betty Clark, Secretary; Barbara Finley, President; Bettye Branch, Vice- President; ANN Comptom, Treasurer; Betsy Taylor, Sentinel; Vauneida Mitchell, Goat Mistress; Susie Fitzsimmons, Reporter. o Omega Upsilon Lambda is one of the important social organiza- tions on the campus. It first came into being in 1926, and has held a high position in Lambuth ac- tivities ever since. Its colors are black and gold; its flower the talisman rose, and its emblem the owl. 6Kw o S P OMSOR SOROR ItV OOWBR Top Row: Branch, Clark, Finley, Compton, Mitchell Third Row: Nowell, Workman, Newhart, Freeman, holley, frazier. Second Row: Woody, Taylor, Burnette, Lane, Fitzsimmons, Ray. Not Pictured: Roanne Rowlett Fourth Row: Clark, Barham, Pope, Knight, Eason. ON tf C w -gf . ' G l4 Jimmy Fisher, P ? AU««v Howard Uumann, President; Bill Mc- Clarin, Treauner; Julian Barron, Secretary; Ralph Wilbur, ' iiC-P udc)n : Paul Douglas, Chaplain. The Theta Psi Fraternity was organized in 1930 The Fraternity stands for loyalty, courage, ambition, mental appre- ciation; and above alJ, brotherhood for the betterment of Lambuth. Its colors are blue and maroon, and the flower is the white carnation. f o s s c • u t , .S Q 0£;£ ( i r ft(D ft7(6 fi flflfD 6 R ft( VcW • The Kappa Phi Epsilon Fraternity was founded at Lambuth in m The Kappa Phi Epsilon Fraternity was founded at Lambuth 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 brother- O r hood, loyalty and good- will toward Lambuth College. Smith, Sentinel; Gilbert, President; Gaylord, Chaplain; Holmes, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Moore, Goat Master; Blankenship, Vice-President, x L £y L L. ft oa G ' l i r ; V F o« D « : %m [l 5 {T k) Atf ic e Gi ft ' nft e w e OH - pZDZDT i Vl ° a i ° c GftyXOft CfB Vg S(pe s c « p Qutce i 8 ft 9 John Hawkins, Pledge Master; Jerry Carr, Secretary; Biliy Boon, Pw -  ; Jim Evans, Vice-President; Jerry Corlew, Treasurer; Frank Bullb, Chaplain. J The Sigma Alpha Fraternity organized in 1927 is the oldest fraternity on the campus. The fraternity colors are blue and gold and the flower is the red rambler rose. The fraternity stands for friendliness and honesty and is devoted to promoting brother- hood, loyalty, and good-will on the campus. Sfco ia.Ker S pon or A,s Mother Sports (7 5ctdketbci It tKoualtu Coach Roscoe Williams Co-captains Kenton Burnette Charles Carter Jke cd-ambutn C aaled 9 Gerald Mays Bill Burnette Charles Carter BasL atl 1952-53 The Blue and White Eagles had a most successful season by winning 18 games on a 25 game schedule. Bill Scott, a transfer from Western Kentucky, filled the vacancy left by Brother Tom and led the Eagles to a record scoring year. Behind Bill in the pivot, guards Charles Carter and Kenton Burnette provided ac- curate shooting from out. Jerry Couch and Bill Burnette drove hard from the forward posts. These boys rounded out the first five, but Coach Roscoe Williams had a number of top subs to call upon. They were Gerald Mays, Jerry Corlew, Howard Laumann, Richard Fly, Charles Bray, and Thomas Phillips. The Lantern Staff would like to congratulate Coach Williams, the graduating seniors, Charles Carter, Bill Burnette, Jerry Couch, and Gerald Mays, and the remainder of the ' 52- ' 53 squad for a season well played. Won 19 cJLodt Jerry Couch Kenton Burnette Jerry Corlew J!amLtli ColLae 1952- 1953 Ba h alt St LAMBUTH 83 LAMBUTH 96 LAMBUTH 65 LAMBUTH 77 LAMBUTH 88 LAMBUTH 92 LAMBUTH 81 LAMBUTH 93 LAMBUTH 71 LAMBUTH 72 LAMBUTH 86 LAMBUTH 108 LAMBUTH 75 LAMBUTH 78 LAMBUTH 81 LAMBUTH 108 LAMBUTH 121 LAMBUTH 66 LAMBUTH 81 LAMBUTH 107 LAMBUTH 80 LAMBUTH 115 LAMBUTH 94 LAMBUTH 87 LAMBUTH 88 ? 9 FREED-HARDEMAN COLLEGE ARKANSAS COLLEGE ARKANSAS COLLEGE ARKANSAS COLLEGE ARKANSAS COLLEGE FREED-HARDEMAN COLLEGE MEMPHIS STATE FLORENCE STATE LIPSCOMB UNIV. TENNESSEE (MARTIN) SOUTHWESTERN JONESBORO FROLICS UNIV. OF CHATTANOOGA SEWANEE PADUCAH JR. COLLEGE PADUCAH JR. COLLEGE BELMONT UNIV. TENNESSEE (MARTIN) LIPSCOMB SOUTHWESTERN FREED-HARDEMAN COLLEGE BELMONT FLORENCE STATE JONESBORO FROLICS UNIV. OF CHATTANOOGA tball Jjeadon 46 Won 37 71 Won 25 72 Lost — 7 87 Lost — 10 67 Won 21 50 Won 42 91 Lost — 10 83 Won 10 65 Won 6 55 Won 17 54 Won 32 85 Won 23 82 Lost — 7 87 Lost — 9 93 Lost — 12 89 Won 19 72 Won 49 60 Won 6 65 Won 16 88 Won 19 55 Won 25 87 Won 28 68 Won 26 89 Lost — 2 72 Won 16 Howard Laumann Charles Bray Thomas Phillips Richard Fly Billy Bailey Bobby Moore Pattie Moody Head Cheerleader Becky Edwards Jane Rose Martha Vaughn Luther Yates Ann Densford Carol Meals .♦ ■;p. :■?.!■.■- ; ;• Lynn Vandiver Bill Burnette Harold Gilliland John Hawkins Bill Boon d5cL6ebcLil mm- Monte Joe Weaver Kenton Burnette r ecord — 52 LAMBUTH 5 LAMBUTH 5 LAMBUTH 6 LAMBUTH 8 LAMBUTH 5 LAMBUTH 6 LAMBUTH 7 LAMBUTH 16 SOUTHWESTERN 7 FLORENCE 12 BETHEL 7 FREED-HARDEMAN 4 BETHEL 14 FLORENCE 13 FREED-HARDEMAN 11 SOUTHWESTERN 8 | ; . 1§ |wyi Howard Laumann Jimmy O ' Neill Paul Blankenship oL L lub First Row: Lynn Vandiver, John Hawkins, Jerry Couch, Pattie Moody, Jimmy O ' Neill, Kenton Burnette, Howard Laumann, Jack Henton. Second Row: Charles Carter, Gerald Mays, Monte Joe Weaver, Bill Burjnette, Jerry Corlew, Paul Blankenship, Harold Gilliland, Bill Boon. We S TUDY... VJE ■ , ji ' ,,|,, - - •- MM SfcS! i t - m. CONCRETE PRODUCTS COMPANY C v o ° i DISTINCTIVE APPARE Lambuth College sracksovi, Je envie see A College of Liberal Arts Offering Courses Leading to Degree of Bachelor of Arts Splendid facilities, High Standard of Work, Attractive Campus Life For Complete Information Write MISS HELEN WOMACK, Registrar FINE YEARBOOKS LAYOUT SERVICE PERSONAL ATTENTION EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS AIDS McCOWAT MERCER PRESS a CLOSE COOPERATION WITH STAFF AND ADVISER PLANNED BUDGET POSITIVE DELIVERY DATE JACKSON, TENNESSEE Compliments of HUBERT M. OWEN CONSTRUCTION CO. INCORPORATED Office 373 Cumberland Street P. O. Box 956 Telephone 2-3321 JACKSON, TENNESSEE HUBERT M. OWEN V. L. KEARNEY The MOORE STUDIO l ictorial Arome of the L o-l cL _yv studio of Distinction na alwaus the latest a best achievements of I notoarctpnic Arrt am 215 North Liberty Street Jackson, Tenn. For the Latest in Campus Clothes Visit Hollands Sportswear Shop Compliments of J. C EDENTON COMPANY Wholesale Grocers Branches Brownsville, Tennessee Humboldt, Tennessee Milan, Tennessee Ripley, Tennessee Corinth, Mississippi National Bank of Commerce Jackson, Tennessee Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System SECOND NATIONAL BANK Jackson, Tennessee Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Federal Reserve System Pepsi-Cola BOTTLING CO. 923-31 Campbell Street Jackson, Tennessee Phone 7-9956 HIRAM ' S AIR CONDITIONED ALWAYS OPEN Hiram Hopper Owner 21 I E. Main St. Jackson, Tenn. Phone 7-321 I Compliments of Hardeman Music Company Say It with Music 209-1 I N. Liberty Jackson, Tenn. DRINK eca IN BOTTLES COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS of Jackson Phone 7-261 I Glenmore Clothing Store Compliments of BLACK AND WHITE STORE Compliments of STANDARD DRUG STORE Market and Lafayette Streets FOUNTAIN SERVICE SANDWICHES Your Dependable Drug Store PEARLOIS BEAUTY SHOPPE 306 E. Main Phone 7-4433 Compliments of jrox L ufe ' A good place to eat ' ' Simpson ' s Super Stores E. H. Johnson PAINTING— PAPER HANGING FLOOR FINISHING 627 Burlcett Phone 2-3378 Jackson, Tenn. Jones Service Supply Co. A. T. Jones, Prop PURE OIL, GAS APPLIANCES Washing Greasing Budget Terms Phone 7-8721 300 Highland Ave. Jaclcson, Tenn. After graduation comes your home See RAY LASLEY SONS, REALTORS F.H.A. and Conventional Loans Real Estate and Insurance 105 E. College St. Phones 7-1376— 7-1301 Jackson, Tenn. RUSSELL TRANSFER CO. 173 E. College 7-14.96 LOCAL LONG DISTANCE MOVING STORAGE - PACKING - CRATING The First National Bank Jackson, Tennessee Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Stegall Shoe Co. JARMAN SHOES for Men ACCENT SHOES for Women PENALJO SHOES for Women VISIT OUR DRESS SHOP For Smart GAY GIBSON Junior Dresses Ljrana cJLeader P L Service Station Poplar Lambuth Pan-Am Products U. S. Royal Tires Prestolite Batteries and Accessories 24 Hour Service Midtown Motel Completely AIR CONDITIONED Year Around Compliments of L lothlna L ompanu Jackson, Tenn. I 14 N. Liberty Phone 7-181 ( omptiments or NATHAN ' S The New Southern An Albert Noe Hotel Headquarters for ALL SOCIAL FUNCTIONS and CIVIC ACTIVITIES FOR EVERYTHING IN SPORTS SEE TENNESSEE VALLEY LIFE Home Office • Jackson, Tenn. All Types of Life and Hospitalization Insurance LAYCOOK Printing Co. S. Church St. Jackson, Tenn. Qm. Beare Ice Coal Co. ICE — COAL — REFRIGERATORS MOBILGAS — MOBILOIL OWEN GROCERY MARKET Campbell King Your Campus Store Compliments of RUSS CROCKER BUICK CO. 213 W. Main The only authorized car life dealer in the city COMPLIMENTS John Williams Steel Works STEEL FABRICATORS W. P. Dabney Son High Grade and Guaranteed Furniture Stoves, Rugs and Hot Point Appliances Phone ' 7-5516 — 7-551 7 McGEE-ROSS HARDWARE COMPANY The Hardware Department Store of Jackson 21 1 E. Lafayette St. 214 E. College St. Phone 7-3308 f oset 6 o Ws YOUR STORE FOR FAMOUS IRAMDS Make Sure It ' s JACKSON ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT npliments of Handy Andy Food Market 173 Campbell Phone 7-4676 CO. PAINT - WALLPAPER VENETIAN BLINDS Highland and College Jackson, Tennessee Compliments Smith Furniture Co. ' One of the South ' s Leading Furniture Stores Jackson, Tenn. COMPLIMENTS OF WHITAKER ' S Drugs THE BOOTERY Shop TUCHFELD ' S 21 1 Morth Market Ideal Sports and Dress Cloth • 1 1 ing Misses and Juniors Men ' s and Students Distributors of SCHRAFFT ' S CHOCOLATES H. M. FELSENTHAL CO. Wholesale CANDIES - TOBACCO - NOTIONS I 10 W. Main St. AMERICA ' S FINEST FOOD CONFECTION SOUTHERN SUPPLY COMPANY Distributors Plumbing, Heating, Electrical and Industrial Supplies Jackson, Tenn. Compliments of Tennessee Pump Supply Co Neill Bivens Grocery and Market Preston at Stonewall Meet our Meats Phone 7-2638 Jackson, Tenn. CONCRETE PRODUCTS COMPANY P. O. Box 243 7-852 1 Manufacturers of Nailable Lightweight Masonry Blocks for Firesafe Construction Jackson, Tenn. JOLLY CHOLLY to ' Peppei We sincerely appreciate the response of the Jackson business establish- ments listed in our advertisement section. We urge all faculty members, students and friends of Lambuth College to patronize them. The Lantern Staff CyayK,- S e. Adams, Beryla- ' JX 137 Sinclair, Ripley Allen, Ronald- ' 56 Stoute 3, Jackson Archer, George- ' 55, nite 3, Halls Armstrong, Wyllett- ' Se NkSl Ellsworth, Memphis Babb, Jewel- ' 53, 202 Phill7p? J ackson Baker, Elton- ' 54, 210 Lenoir, Jackson Barham, Dorothy- ' 55, 227 Laconte, Jackson Barron, Julian- ' 55, 229 Maple, Dyer Bass, Tommy- ' 56, Whiteville Batsel, John- ' 55, Benton, Ky. Becton, Joyce- ' 56, High St. , Dyer Berger, Carlos- ' 56, Bolivia, South America Blankenship, Janice- ' 56, Beech Bluff Blankenship, Paul- ' 55, Box 232, Kevil, Ky. Blankenship, Peggy- ' 54, Beech Bluff Boon, Bill- ' 55, 205 Roland, Jackson Branch, Betty- ' 53, 533 Preston, Jackson Brandon, Marguerite- ' 55, Route 3, Halls Bray, Charles- ' 56, 515 South Missouri, Bemis Bray, Janice- ' 53, 515 South Missouri, Bemis Brewer, Patricia- ' 56, 242 Oak, Jackson Brinkley, Charles- 55, Cedar Grove Brookins, Jeanette- 56, South Covington Buckaloo, Jerry- ' 56, 111 Lexington, Trenton Bulle, Frank- ' 54, Rossville Bumpus, Jerry- ' 56, 236 Hatton, Jackson Burgess, H. G. - ' 56, 423 Wisdom, Jackson Burnette, Bill- ' 53, 601 Chester, Jackson Burnette, Ken- ' 54, 601 Chester, Jackson Byars, Charles- ' 56, Stanton Byrum, Jesse - ' 56, Bemis Cantrell, Dean- ' 56, Route 3, Milan Cantrell, Jerry- ' 56, Bradford Carr, Jerry- ' 55, Route 6, Trenton Carter, Charles- ' 53, 2924 W. 15th, Texarkana, Texas Cash, Billy- ' 56, Bradford Casey, Edward- ' 56, Crook Ave., Henderson Clark, Betty- ' 55, 130 Maple, Jackson 649 -J 7-0800 7-4363 7-1878 182-W 2851 7-2946 44 7-4309 7-5828 2-4728 7-9018 7-9018 7-1185 5953 2541 305 -W 5945 7-0317 7-3551 7-3737 7-3737 833 7-8404 182-3 Laneview 171-J 3-8577 171 2637 2-3398 Clark, Phyllis A. - ' 56, Box 263, Rt. 2 , Martin Churchwell, Clint W. - ' 56, Linden Cole, Robert Lee- 55, 231 Cheatam Street, Bruceton Collins, Joyce- ' 54, 1623 Elm Street, Humboldt Compton, Ann- ' 55, 144 N. Belvedere, Apt. 1, Memphis Conger, Fred H. Jr. - 54, 168 McCorry, Jackson Cooper, Dorothea- ' 53, Route 1, LaCenter, Ky. Corlew, Jerry- ' 55, 359 Bolivar Hwy. , Jackson Couch, Jerry- ' 53, 351 N. Royal Street, Jackson Council, Charlotte- ' 54, 104 Wellington, Hickman, Ky. Crawford, Laurie Beth- ' 53, 521 Lambuth, Jackson Daniel, Sue- ' 56, Big Sandy Davis, Johnny- ' 55, 43 Westwood Gardens, Jackson Davis, Mary Frances- ' 56, Route 7, Humboldt Densford, Ann- ' 56, Kerrville Dickerson, Carl- ' 56, 205 Boswell, Lexington Dickerson, Lyda- ' 54, 205 Boswell, Lexington Douglas, Ann- ' 54, 171 Lee Street, Dyer Douglas, Paul- ' 55, 171 Lee Street, Dyer Dowland, Lavaughn- ' 56, Rt. , Bradford Dunn, Betty Grace- ' 55, Collierville Earnest, Franklin- ' 56, Rt. 3, Somerville Eason, Joyce- ' 56, 25 New Kentucky, Bemis East, Jean- ' 53, Bells Edwards, Rebecca- ' 55, 2013 Mitchell, Humboldt Evans, Jimmy- ' 54, 315 Lee Street, Paris Ervin, Clyde- ' 53, Route 6, Humboldt Finley, Barbara- ' 54, 309 Westwood, Jackson Fisher, Jimmie- ' 55, 607 College Street, Brownsville Fitzsimmons, Sue- ' 55, 306 Lee, Paris Fletcher, Hayes- ' 54, 2335 Bridge, Paducah, Ky. Fly, Richard- ' 56, 303 Burke tt, Jackson Forsyth, Catherine- ' 53, Rt. 6, Humboldt Fox, Jane- ' 55, 904 High, Union City Frazier, Nancy- ' 56, 516 E. Lafayette, Jackson Freeman, Betty- ' 56, 244 Poplar, Jackson Fuller, Winifred- ' 56, Box 88, Powers, Oregon Garner, Jimmy- ' 56, 33 S. Bingham, Memphis Gaugh, James- 55, Box 222, Bemis Gauldin, Catherine - ' 55, Box 272, Charlotte Court Hs. , Va. Gaylord, Robert- ' 54, Crescent Street, Jackson Gilbert, John- ' 56, Poplar Street, Collierville Gilbert, Paul- ' 53, Poplar Street, Collierville Gilliland, James Harold- ' 53, Rt. 3, Halls Gilliland, Willis Gene- ' 53, Rt. 3, Halls Givens, Sterling- ' 56, 130 McCorry, Jackson Goddard, Bettye- ' 56, Rt. 1., Saulsbury Graves, Harrell- ' 55, 678 N. Hays, Jackson Gray, Bettie- ' 55, 965 Forrest Ave. , Memphis Gregory, Donald- ' 56, 3421 Forest Circle, Paducah, Ky. Hale, Bobby- ' 54, 216 Phillips, Jackson Halford, Seymour- ' 54, Bells Hamilton, Nancye- ' 56, 310 Park Ave. , Jackson Harper, James- ' 54, Rt. 7, Jackson Harpole, Whitesell- ' 54, Malesus Harris, Ralph- ' 53, Whiteville Harris, Sarah- ' 56, Rt. 4, Box 45, Union City Hawkins, John- ' 55, 132 Talbot, Jackson Helms, Walter- ' 54, Rt. 7, Humboldt Henton, Jack- ' 54, Rt. 7, Benton, Ky. Hilliard, Dave- ' 56, Box 347, Obion Holland Harvey- ' 56, 105 Gregg, Bemis Holley, Fay- ' 56, 334 Cumberland, Jackson Holmes, James- ' 55, Spring Creek Holtsford, Phil- ' 56, Rt. 3, Halls Howell, Ann- ' 56, 313 Maple, Lexington Hudson. Robert- ' 54. Malesus 7542 157 481-W 7-2714-R 2-1859 7-8300 7-4818 2579 7-0533 2-2367 7-4926 10 2- J 2593 2593 26 26 108-5 5919 7-9574 2138 346 35 475-W 7-3307 236 392-J 2-1493 691-R-4 961-5 7-9122 2-4751 236 48-3805 7-0230 7-4722 4105 4105 2-2138 56 7-7697 8-7267 2-2473 2013 7-0240 7-9464 7-7042 3754 735-M-4 7-4525 3017 250 7-6884 7-5005 3613 7-5998 Johnson, Rebecca- ' 54, 627 Burkett, Jackson Jones, Dwight- ' 54, 335 Fairground, Jackson Joyner, Imogene- ' 55, 789 N. Dunlap, Memphis Killough, Larry- ' 55, 99-B Westwood Gardens, Jackson Kirk, Billy- ' 56, 403 E. Chester, Jackson Knight, Rosemary- ' 54, 1545 Lambuth, Jackson King, Gerald- ' 56, 701 Burkett, Jackson Lane, Joy Ann- ' 56, 200 Poplar, Jackson Laumann, Howard- ' 54, Portsmouth, Virginia Laumann, Lewis- ' 56, Portsmouth, Virginia Leath, Mary Belle- ' 56, Somerville Leitschuh, Roger- ' 56, Grand Junction Ligon, Connie- ' 54, 213 Lambuth, Blvd. , Jackson Littlefield, Mary Ann- ' 56, Adamsville Lucas, Bill- ' 55, Ripley Lucas, Jack- ' 55, Rt. 1, Ripley Mainers, Shelby- ' 55, Bethel Springs. Malloy, Sue- ' 56, 173 E. Deaderick, Jackson Marbury, Pittman- 54, Rt. 1, Stanton Mays, Gerald- ' 53, 859 N. Royal, Jackson Mays, Martha Jane- ' 56, Pinson Mays, Tillman- ' 56, 859 N. Royal, Jackson McAlexander, Doris Ann- ' 53, 428 Jackson, Jackson McClarin, Bill- ' 55, Finley McCord, Jimmy- ' 56, 125 McCorry, Jackson McFarland, Bobby- ' 55, 134 Giendale, Jackson McKenzie, Charles- 172 Dupree, Henderson McKnight, Tommy- ' 56, Rt. 7, Jackson Meals, Carol- ' 56, Rt. 6, Humboldt Melton, Billie- ' 55, Rt. 3, Henderson Mitchell, Vauneida- ' 55, 1125 High, Trenton Moody, Pattie- ' 54, 309 Terry Lane, El Paso, Texas Moore, Bobby- ' 56, 620 Highland, Jackson Moore, Bobby Joe- ' 55, 613 S. Fifth, Union City Morris, Margaret- ' 55, Silerton Morris, Marshall- ' 54, Silerton Morris, Martha Ann- ' 55, 974 Forrest, Memphis Morris, Mary- ' 56, Rt. 1, Ripley Morrison, James- ' 56, 171 Edgewood, Memphis Murchison, James- ' 53, 320 Park, Jackson Newhart, Thelma- ' 55, 280 Poplar, Jackson Norville, Rex- ' 56, Bells Nowell, Patricia- ' 55, 600 High, Trenton Nowell, Willis- ' 55, 2812 Kimball Rd. , Memphis Oliver, Thomas- ' 55, 939 Omar Lane, Jackson O ' Neill, Jimmy- ' 54, 1001 N. Royal, Jackson Owen, Hugh- ' 56, 242 N. Fairground, Jackson Padgett, Charles- ' 54,. Rt. 3, Jackson Parimore, Lois- ' 53, 203 W. Kinney, Covington Parker, Earline- ' 56, Rt. 3, Whiteville Perkins, Naomi- ' 56, Big Sandy Perry, Fred- ' 56, 26 Westwood Gardens, Jackson Phillips, Lawrence- ' 53, Rt. 21, Jackson Phillips, Paul- 56, Pinson Phillips, Thomas- ' 56, 344 Lexington, Jackson Poole, Paul- ' 55, 239 E. Orleans, Jackson Poore, Shirley J. - ' 54, Dyer Pope, Willie Maude- ' 53, 469 Lexington Ave. , Jackson Ray, Laura Frances- ' 53, 56-B Westwood Gardens, Jackson Raines, Franklin- ' 54, Scotts Hill Reid, Franklin- ' 54, Bells Rickard, Bobby- ' 56, 4051 Faxon Rd. , Memphis Richardson, Robert- ' 55, Gadsden Robison, Robbie Jean- ' 55, Lexington Roddy, Shirley- ' 54, 1157 Medina Road, Jackson Rose, Jane- ' 56, 1820 Jefferson, Paducah, Ky. Rowlett, Roanne- ' 56, 204 E. Deaderick Ave. , Jackson 2-3378 8-1861 7-4620 2-9028 7-1930 7-2242 7713 7-9628 8810 3603 847-J-l 7-8222 6031 7-5049 8-5494 7-5049 7-3112 643-M-2 2-2338 7-3183 3791 7-9033 1262-W 2550 330 -M 3-8559 7-9562 1756-R 57-1934 36-1074 7-8202 2-3823 2116 244-J 2-3789 7-2495 2-3433 7-3990 845 7-4825 7-4774 5491 7-6587 7-3164 7-5547 7-4125 219-J-l 4-1386 806-R-2 3431 7-4437 2-3192 2-3562 Scott, Thomas Lee- ' 53, Bemis 7-9400 Scott, Bill- ' 54, Bemis 7-9400 Sypes, Robert- ' 55, 473 N. Royal, Jackson 7-7257 Sissell, Bill- 56, 478 Mariana, Memphis Smiley, Thomas III- ' 56, 512 Division Ave. , Jackson 7-4512 Smith, Bettie Sue- ' 55, Route 1, Elva, Ky. Smith, Bill- ' 55, Route 1, Selmer Smith, Bill- ' 56, 1540 E. Chester Extd. , Jackson 7-2248 Smith, Jerry- ' 54, Route 1, Beacon 2-9352 Steadman, Marjorie- ' 56, 346 West Ct. Ave., Selmer 3896 Steadman, Virginia- ' 56, 346 West Ct. Ave., Selmer 3896 Sullivan, Bobby- ' 56, 2466 Yale, Memphis 48-7458 Tate, Nancy Lee- ' 56, West Paris St. , Huntingdon 251 Taylor, Betsy- ' 55, 40 Ferry Road, Jackson 7-2834 Taylor, Billy Glynn- ' 53, Route 7, Jackson 7-9283 Taylor, James- ' 53, Enville Tenry, M. Knox- ' 53, Morris Chapel Thomas, Tate Ward- ' 56, Somerville 264 Thomison, Farris Taylor- ' 56, Morris Chapel Tillman, Bennett Brock, Jr. - ' 53, 243 Highview, Jackson 7-5332 Tinsley, Jeane- ' 56, Gadsden, Rt. 1 362- J-l Townsend, Walter- ' 56, 340 Crescent, Jackson 7-3537 Turner, Jean- ' 53, 1005 Palm, Paducah, Ky. 3-4318 Vandiver, Lynn- ' 53, 523 Westwood, Jackson 7-9807 Vann, James- ' 56, Rt. 1, Jackson 7-6153 Vann, William- ' 56, Rt. 1, Jackson 7-6153 Vaughn, Aubrey- ' 56, Rt. 3, Jackson Vaughan, Harold- ' 56, 600 S. 8th., Mayfield, Ky. 741-M Vaughan, Martha Sue- ' 55, Box 102, Munford 49-J Vincent, Gary- ' 55, 966 Greer, Memphis 48-3400 Walk, Elizabeth- ' 55, 209 South Tipton, Covington 796 Walker, Nan- ' 53, Box 4, Grand Junction 23 Walker, Sarah- ' 56, Box 4, Grand Junction 23 Ward, Sue- ' 54, Beech Bluff Watkins, Harold- ' 53, Rt. 2, Covington 4751 Weaver, Bobby- ' 56, Rt. 5, Jackson 7-2027 Weaver, Monte Joe- ' 55, 51-B Westwood Gardens, Jackson 7-4154 White, Jimmy- ' 53, 280 W. Deaderick, Jackson 2-4513 Wilbur, Ralph- ' 54, New Braintree Road, Oakham, Mass. 17-11 Wilkins, Robert Herman- ' 56, Medon 2-1003 Willette, Tom- ' 56, Parkview Courts, Apt. 16-B, Jackson Williams, Gene- ' 53, 3419 Forest Circle, Paducah, Ky. 2-8002 Wilson, Harry- ' 54, Apt. 7-B, Parkview Cts. , Jackson 7-9530 Woody, Mary Sue- ' 53, 124 S. Fairground, Jackson 2-3688 Worrell, Joyce- ' 56, Alamo 183 Workman, Jo- ' 55, Rt. 2, Paris 345 Wyatt, Charles- ' 56, 421 S. Massachusetts, Bemis 7-9609 Yates, Luther- ' 55, 608 High, Trenton 39- W For Reference No t to betaKen.ro this room - ■:■ ' .■ . •.-.••- ■% .,- '