Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1955 volume:

; HBUTH COLLEGE LIBKASi JAC«C«0W, TfWNESSEF Jhe cJLctnh em 1955 LAMBUTH COLLEGE LIBRARY JACKSON, TENNESSEE 50619 -4 i fc ■it, n, t s , m. oDedi ti( icctuon Through her pro found love for music, she has contributed much to its growth and appreciation on the campus. Unfortunately, however, all of us are not talented in this field and do not have an opportunity to study under her. Nevertheless, she is well known and loved by all because of her active participation in many other campus functions. We have come to think of her in terms of her warm smile, friendly greeting, Christian principles, and love for all. Therefore, it is with humble admiration that we, the Student Body, dedicate this, the I 955 LANTERN, to one who has been a source of vitality and inspiration to each of us — rj. C lisabetk l i oSSe y srrom Jhe president 3 cJ Je k Student participation in the various projects for the development of Lambuth has made significant contributions which I am happy to record and for which I express grateful appreciation. Student understanding and patience through a period of transition have helped wonderfully. To a commendable degree students have shown discernment and a readiness to adjust to conditions and to grow with a growing institution. We all rejoice in that regional and national recognition has come to Lambuth. Membership in the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and in the Association of American Colleges opens doors of opportunity for larger service. Lambuth has experienced another epoch in her history. Lambuth ' s future, nevertheless, is still before her. We have not arrived . We must advance on all fronts. Together let us in confidence continue to seek physical, mental, moral, and spiritual maturity. Luther L. Gobbel, President -•€{ 4 Jjk- VVJJ- M W mhl h TuniLnLdtrcition -4. s )►- Marvin E. Eagle Dean of Faculty Jne eJ J ectnA Stella Ward Dean of Women ■4 6 ]3 Ad, mini Idtrcition Bjllie P. Exum A.B., B.S., LL.B., M.A. Business Manager Sociology Heien Womack A.B., M.A. Registrar E. L. Robinson Director of Public Relations Treasurer Conrad Ligon B.A. Student Recruitment Officer Elsie Robertson Administrative Assistant Mrs. Roscoe Williams Secretary to Business Manager Mrs. W. R. Spencer Bookkeeper Mrs. Thelma E. Walker Dietitian Mrs. Rena Hampton Hostess, Men ' s Dormitory Mrs. Robert McGowan Hostess, Student Center Marjorie Lasley Secretary to Deans and Registrar - 4{ 7 }§ •- jracuitu Mrs. Cooper Alexander B.S., A.M. Home Economics A. E. Brown A.B., B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Math, Physics D. H. Buchanan A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Economics Emily Hastings Clark A.B., A.M. Education, Sociology Katherine Clement A.B., A.M., B.S. in L.S. Librarian Sarah V. Clement A.B., A.M. English Marvin E. Eagle A.B., A.M. Dean of Faculty History Arthur E. Evans A.B., A.M. Foreign Languages Elisabeth J. Fossey B.M., M.M. Piano, Voice John Quinton Hoffman B.S., M.A. Business Education George R. Keys A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Foreign Languages - { 8 )a +J7 CtCultu WlLMA McCAGUE B.S. in Ed., M.A. Speech, Dramatics John I. McClurkin, Jr. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Biology Ruth Marr B.S. in Ed., M.A. Education, Psychology Arthur D. Oxley B.S, A.M. Biology Bernard C. Russell A.B., B.D, Ph.D. Religion Joseph M. Shumaker A.B., A.M., Ed.D. Political Science, History William D. Stewart B.A, B.Ed., M.A., Ph.D. English Helen Chien-Fan Su A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Chemistry Barney M. Thompson B.S., M.Ed. Director of Music, Voice Stella Ward A.B., A.M. Dean of Women English Roscoe C. Williams A.B., M.A. Physical Education 4{ 9 } •- § Ci- ' ti-S 10 a added i I I )►- F Bill Boon, President Vauneida Mitchell, Secretary Bill Crump, Vice-President Ann Compton, Treasurer Four years of college have enriched and inspired us to strive for greater goals. We owe much and are indeed grateful for the encouragement and inspiration given us by our administration, faculty, and fellow students. { I2)fr Beryla Adams, B.A. Ripley, Tennessee Maior: Sociology Minor: Education Student Volunteer Movement I, 2 Future Teachers of America 1 , 2, 3,4 Publicity Chairman 4 Vice-President Dorm 4 George Archer, BA. Halls, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Religion Ministerial Association L Club I 2, 3, 4 John Batsel, BA. Alamo, Tennessee Major: Music (Voice) Minor: English Ministerial Association I, 2, 3, 4 President 4 Student Christian Association President 2 Council 4 Theta Psi Fraternity 4 Basketball Manager I New Vision Staff I Art Editor Lantern 2 Paul Freeman Blankenship, B.A. Kevil, Kentucky Major: History Minor: English Vice-President Freshman Class President Sophomore Class Kappa Phi Epsilon Fraternity I, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 2 Co-Sports Editor New Vision 2 Editor of Lantern 3 Baseball I, 2 Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Business Manager 3, 4 Voice Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Male Quartet 2, 3 Music Club 3, 4 Ministerial Association 3, 4 Judicial Committee 3 Most Handsome Boy 3, 4 Who ' s Who 4 Student Body President 4 Elton K. Baker, B.A. Pinson, Tennessee Major: History Minor: English Ministerial Association I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary and Treasurer 2 13 Bill Boon, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Minor: Sociology Sigma Alpha Fraternity I, 2, 3. 4 President 2 Vice-President Student Body 3 Planning Commission 3 Senior Class President Baseball I, 2, 3 Co-Captain 2 Tennis 2 Student Council 2, 3 Judicial Committee 4 Pan-Hellenic Council 2 Executive Committee 4 Senior Class Play L Club I, 2, 3, 4 _ Ministerial Association 3, 4 Vision Staff 2 Sports Editor of Lantern 2 Student Handbook Committee 2 Robert Lee Cole, B.A. Bruceton, Tennessee Major: Minor: Political Science Religion Jerry B. Carr, B.A, Trenton, Tennessee Major: Music Minor: History Ministerial Association 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Sigma Alpha Fraternity 1 , 2, 3 4 Music Club I, 2, 3, 4 Special Events Committee Chairman 2, 3 Choir I, 2. 3, 4 Voice Ensemble 3, 4 Betty Clark, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Music Minor: English Omega Upsilon Lambda Sorority I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 Vice-President 3 President 4 Student Council 1 , 4 Secretary Junior Class Cheerleader 3 Secretary Student Christian Association 4 Music Club I, 2, 3, 4 President 2 Sigma Alpha Maid 2 Kappa Phi Epsilon Maid 3, 4 Annual Staff 3 Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Pan-Hellenic Council 4 All-College Social Committee 3 Voice Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Piano Practice Teaching Award 3 Who ' s Who 4 Most Popular Girl 4 William H. Crump, B.A. Memphis, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Speech Lantern Staff 3, 4 Editor 4 Dormitory Council 3 Publicity Committee 3 Tennis Team 3, 4 Vice-President Senior Class Dramatics Club 4 Radio Crew 4 Best All-Round Boy 4 Senior Class Play L Club 3, 4 Executive Committee 4 1 4 to - Ann Elizabeth Compton, B.A. Memphis, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: Math Little Theater I Future Teachers of America I, 2, 5, 4 President 2 Omega Upsilon Lambda Sorority I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2, 3, 4 Junior Class Treasurer Senior Class Treasurer Business Manager New Vision 3 Business Manager Lantern 4 Chapel Committee 3, 4 Science Club 4 Student Handbook Committee 3 Royce Beverlyn DeBerry, B.A. Savannah, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Psychology Future Teachers of America 3 Betty Grace Dunn, B.A. Collierville, Tennessee Major: Music Minor: Education and Psychology Music Club I, 2, 3, 4 Theta Psi Queen 2 Beta Sigma Alpha Sorority I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 President 3 Pan-Hellenic Council 3 Chapel Committee 2, 3 Student Council 2, 4 New Vision Staff 3, 4 Exchange Editor 3 Business Manager 4 Society Editor Lantern 4 Choir I, 2, 3 Future Teachers of America I, 4 Dorm Council 4 Little Theater I Student Volunteer Movement I Jerry Corlew, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Sociology Minor: Economics Sigma Alpha Fraternity I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2 President 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, A Co-Captain 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Baseball I Special Events Committee 2 Student Council 1 , 4 Pan-Hellenic Council 4 L Club I, 2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play Jane Fox, B.A. Union City, Tennessee Major: Sociology Minor: Religion Student Volunteer Movement I, 2, 3 Program Chairman 2 President 3 Student Christian Association Counci Tau Delta Sorority 3 Lantern Staff 3 All-College Publicity Committee Chairman 4 Who ' s.Who 4 Executive Committee 4 Future Teachers of America 2 •4 IE) - Joe H. Frey, B.S. Water Valley, Kentucky Major: Business Administration Minor: Sociology Theta Psi I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Student Christian Association Council 4 All-College Social Committee Chairman 4 Walter E. Helms, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: History Science Club 4 Who ' s Who 4 Most Intellectual Boy 4 John Gilbert, B.A. Memphis, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Economics Kappa Phi Epsilon Fraternity I, 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Junior Class President Music Club 3, 4 Ways and Means Committee Chairman 3, 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Choir I, 3, 4 Dorm Council 4 Executive Committee 4 New Vision Staff 3 Anne Howell, B.A. Lexington, Tennessee Major: Music Minor: English Beta Sigma Alpha Sorority 1,2,4 Secretary 2 Music Club 1 , 4 Secretary I Program Chairman 4 Choir I, 2, 4 Voice Ensemble 1,2,4 Best All-Round Girl 2 Dorm Council 2, 4 Sophomore Class Secretary 2 All-College Social Committee 2 Kappa Phi Epsilon Royalty 2 Student Council 4 Phil Holtsford, B.A. Halls, Tennessee Major: English Minor: History Theta Psi Fraternity 2, 3, 4 Vice-President Sophomore Class New Vision Staff 2, 3, 4 Feature Editor 2 Editor 3 Managing Editor 4 Student Council 3 Most Representative Junior Senior of the Month 4 Dorm Council 4 Ministerial Association 2, 3, 4 Executive Committee 4 Chief Justice Judicial Committee 4 -4 1 6 } ■ Ben Love, B.S. Trenton, Tennessee Jack Lucas, B.A. Humboldt, Tennessee Maior: Biology Minor: Chemistry Science Club President 4 Judicial Committee 4 Maior: History Minor: English Bill Lucas, B.A. Ripley, Tennessee Student Christian Association I Editor of Student Christian Association Paper I Student Council I Music Club I, 2 Sigma Alpha 1 , 2 Sigma Alpha Fraternity I, 2 Student Volunteer Movement I Ministerial Association 2, 3, 4 Imogene Joyner, B.A. Memphis, Tennessee Major: Sociology Minor: Biology Religion Student Volunteer Movement I, 2, 3 Secretary I Student Christian Association I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 Vice-President 3 Beta Sigma Alpha Sorority I, 2, 3, 4 Pledge President I Chaplain 3 Dorm Council President 3 New Vision Staff 3 All-College Student Publicity Chairman 3 Science Club 4 Judicial Committee 4 Associate Editor of Lantern 4 Who ' s Who 4 Best All Round Girl 4 William Robert McClarin Dyer, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Biology Sociology Dorm Council Treasurer 3 Theta Psi Fraternity I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 Manager of Basketball Team 3, 4 Manager of Baseball Team 3, 4 Executive Committee 4 Chairman Intramural Sports 4 Ministerial Association 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Golf Team 4 I 7 } ■- Billie Melton, B.A. Henderson, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Education Beta Sigma Alpha Sorority I, Vice-President 3, 4 Student Body Secretary 3 Theta Psi Fraternity Maid 3 Theta Psi Fraternity Queen 4 Lambuth Royalty 3 Student Council 3 New Vision 3. 4 2, 3. 4 Naomi Spellings, B.A. Alwood, Tennessee Major: Music Minor: Education Beta Sigma Alpha Sorority I, Reporter 3 President 4 Music Club I, 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 Reporter 3 Secretary 4 Future Teachers of America 3 Choir I, 2. 3 Voice Ensemble 3 Student Council 3 Pan-Hellenic Council 4 Student Volunteer Movement 2, 3, 4 Bobby Joe Moore, B.A. Union City, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Biology Intramural Sports Committee Chairman 2 Kappa Phi Epsilon Fraternity I, 2, 3, 4 Pledge Master 2 Vice-President 3 Treasurer Sophomore Class Vice-President Junior Class Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Voice Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Male Quartet 2, 3 Science Club 4 Executive Committee 2, 4 Who ' s Who 4 Senior Class Play Vice-President Student Body 4 President Dormitory 3 Student-Faculty Advisory Committee 4 Vauneida Mitchell, B.A. Trenton, Tennessee Major: Sociology Minor: Education and Psychology Omega Upsilon Lambda Sorority I. 2, 3, 4 Pledge President I Goat Mistress 2 President 3 Pan-Hellenic Council 3 Tennis 3 L Club 4 Student Council 3 Class Secretary 2, 4 Future Teachers of America I, 2, 4 Chairman Chapel Committee 3 Executive Committee 4 Publicity Committee 2 Choir I, 2 Lantern Staff 2 New Vision Staff 3, 4 Society Editor 3 Editor 4 Sigma Alpha Queen 3 Sigma Alpha Maid 4 Judicial Committee 4 Billie N. Smith, B.A. Selmer, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Biology Bettie Sue Smith, B.A. Benton, Kentucky Major: English Minor: History Student Volunteer Movement Secretary 2, 3 Future Teachers of America I, President 4 Secretary Dorm Council 3 Publicity Committee 4 Executive Committee 4 2, 3 2, 3 4 Jo Workman, B.A. Paris, Tennessee Major: Sociology Minor: English Omega Upsilon Lambda Sorority I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 Vice-President 4 Kappa Phi Epsilon Maid 2 Kappa Phi Epsilon Queen 3 4 Music Club 3 Dormitory Council 3, 4 Vice-President 3 President 4 Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Executive Committee 4 Voice Ensemble 3, 4 Gary Vincent, B.A. Memphis, Tennessee Maior: History Minor: Biology Kappa Phi Epsilon Fraternity 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3 President 4 Student Council 4 Dorm Council 3 Executive Committee 4 Special Events Committee 3 Choir 3, 4 Luther F. Yates, B.A. Trenton, Tennessee Maior: Biology Minor: Enqlish Treasurer Freshman Class Music Club 2 Social Committee 3 Choir I, 2. 3, 4 Male Chorus I Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Head Cheerleader 3, 4 Intramural Sports Committee 2, 4 Tennis 3 L Club 2 3 4 Science Club 4 Sigma Alpha Fraternity 1,234 Vice-President 4 President Dorm Council 4 Executive Committee 4 Senior Play Most Popular Boy 4 Elizabeth Ann Walk, B.A. Covington, Tennessee Major: Spanish and English Minor: Education and Psychology Lantern Staff 3, 4 Snapshot Editor 4 Tau Delta Sorori y I, 2, 3, 4 Pledge President I President 3 Pan-Hellenic Council 3 Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4 Program Chairman 2 Vice-President 3, 4 Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Student Volunteer Movement 1 , 2, 3 Program Chairman 2 Treasurer 3 Dormitory Council 2 -4 I? fc Ronald Allen, Vice-President Carol Meals, Secretary-Treasurer Harvey Holland, President The Junior Class is fast coming into the realization that new fields of endeavor are opening to us every day. We recognize that these opportunities also carry with them in- creased responsibilities. It is with determination, therefore, that we anxiously anticipate the coming year. -4 20 }§ •• F Ann Ross, Secretary Anita Rice, Vice-President Gordon Finnie, President Betty Fox, Treasurer We, as Freshmen, have come through many trials and tribulations this year — Freshman Initiation, Kangaroo Court, and other phases of freshman orientation. We feel that we have grown, and we are grateful for the patience and understanding of our upperclassmen. 4 29 jfr- Neta Bailey Union City, Tennessee Larry Baker Memphis, Tennessee Edith Bell Holladay, Tennessee Charles Babb Bemis, Tennessee Wilbur Bailey Mercer, Tennessee Joanne Blackley Hornbeak, Tennessee John Britt Lexington, Tennessee Betty Sue Burgess Bethel Springs, Tennessee Harry Balkum Lexington, Tennessee Jimmy Barron Selmer, Tennessee Gale Boling Morris Chapel, Tennessee Jesse Clifton Camden, Tennessee Arlene Churchwell Atwood, Tennessee Duane Campbell Sharon, Tennessee Tommy Blasingame Jackson, Tennessee Larry Bond Memphis, Tennessee Jerry Chapman Humboldt, Tennessee m 4 30 ). Joyce Conyers Huntingdon, Tennessee Tommy Coppedge Jackson, Tennessee Ann Council Memphis, Tennessee Bill Dennie Oakland, Tennessee Russell Doss Memphis, Tennessee Cecil Dunkin Memphis, Tennessee Gay Eason Bemis, Tennessee William Decker Henderson, Tennessee Jo DePriest Memphis, Tennessee Omelia Diggs Memphis, Tennessee John Crowe Jerome, Idaho and Jackson, Tennessee Sara Crowe Jackson, Tennessee Dudley Dancer Selmer, Tennessee Phyllis DeShazo Raleigh, Tennessee Troy Fisher Milan, Tennessee John Fish Memphis, Tennessee Gordon Finnie Memphis, Tennessee - { 3 I } ■ Frances Giles Jackson, Tennessee Betty Fox Union City, Tennessee Jimmy Gwaltney McKenzie, Tennessee Earl Jaggers, Jr. Jackson, Tennessee Janelle Laman Alamo, Tennessee Bill Lewis Memphis, Tennessee Lim Lewis Memphis, Tennessee Anita High Brownsville, Tennessee Jack King Bemis, Tennessee Dennis Knott Milan, Tennessee Mike Haynes Ripley, Tennessee Barbara Harper Jackson, Tennessee Kay Higginbotham Wickliffe, Kentucky Bobby Knolton Jackson, Tennessee Marlene Lippard Union City, Tennessee E. S. Manley, Jr. Jackson, Tennessee Jack Love lady Camden, Tennessee 4 32 } - Bill Nanney Bemis, Tennessee Billy McKnight Jackson, Tennessee Nina McSpadden Rives, Tennessee Darius Olhausen Memphis, Tennessee Nancy Pennington Mercer, Tennessee Wright Pillow Paris, Tennessee Bobbie Sue Pratt Milan, Tennessee Mack Page Trenton, Tennessee Jerry Pate Jackson, Tennessee Julia Mills Adamsville, Tennessee Demetra Mitchell Martin, Tennessee Robert Moore Jackson, Tennessee Charles Payne Jackson, Tennessee Janie Puckett Dyersburg, Tennessee Nancy Reed Lexington, Tennessee Charles Pyron Adamsville, Tennessee : 4 33 fr - SCOTTY RlNGOLD Jackson, Tennessee Anita Rice Memphis, Tennessee Elda Rogers Buena Vista, Tennessee Betty Stewart Memphis, Tennessee Bill Wheeler Counce, Tennessee Pat Williams Memphis, Tennessee Clyde Witherspoon Jackson, Tennessee Barbara Stevens Jackson, Tennessee Bill Stewart Jackson, Tennessee Patty Wells Jackson, Tennessee Ann Ross Milan, Tennessee Arnold Schroeter Jackson, Tennessee Billy Spain Jackson, Tennessee Patsy Tarpley Montezuma, Tennessee Roy Wright Jackson, Tennessee Larry Young Newbern, Tennessee Laura Wyatt Mayfield, Kentucky {34} . Neil Gilbert Jackson, Tennessee Special student Hee Ho Lee Seoul, Korea t lot J ictured Students : James Duncan Virginia Hudson John Phillips Hugh Arnold James Fisher Guy Johnson Donald Pitt Tommy Bass Richard Fly Travis Johnson Clovis Potts Charles Bray Bryan Forrester Gay Jones James Screws Mrs. Cecil Brown Nancy Frazier Billy Kirk Virginia Steadman H. G. Burgess Frank Frey Sue Malloy Mary Steed Harry Burke Wilson Fry Tommy Mathis Randal Tosh Beverly Ann Butler Bobby Gilliland John McCoy Winston Turnage James Byrd Don Gregory Carol Meals Bobby Vaughn Jessie Byrum Martha Ann Gross Jerry Moore Nelson Wade Maxine Chester Clyde Hanna Joe Moore James Clarke Charles Hill King Morgan, Jr. Instructors : James Cooley Lucy Hines Joe Morris Mrs. D. E. Ray, Art Patricia Crouch Harvey Holland Hugh Owen Ewing Reid, Music Sara Dixon Pauline Hopper Robert Pafford Mrs. Olive Ryan, Music - ; ;- -5 agfo Si ' • ' • •■••£ : c -.; i life Mi KM P ; -: I Vt  ;v fyn . ■ , €K r aSftfe Cft ■p:. . ' . . ■:1 : ; ' ?iSffi¥T {• ' ' ■ JP!vL ' ?t student Lji ouernmen t •«g{37}§  1 student ( 3odi J resldi y t Under the capable leadership of Paul Blankenship, we have further developed into an inspired and cooperative stu- dent body. We are grateful for his unselfish devotion in carrying out al phases of student government. Paul Blankenship student (J3odi Vice-P, 9 resident Bob Moore as Vice-President has done an extraordinary job in leading the Student Council and in supporting the Student Body President. 4 38 Jfr- student t ounci This year the Student Council has made unpre- cedented progress in its promotion of the Con- stitutional Convention. Also it has contributed to local public relations through its sponsorship of the All-College Sing, the proceeds of which were donated to the March of Dimes. First row: John Clarke, Anita High, Earline Faulkner, Betty Dunn, Jane Mitchell, Frankie Davis, Charles Dyer, Bob Moore. Second row: Nancy Tate, Wright Pillow, Betty Clark, Anne Howell, Jerry Cor- lew, Sara Crowe, Charles Towater, Arnold Schroeter. Nancy Tate student 5odu ecretar V V As Secretary of the Student Body, Nancy Tate has carried out her duties in an efficient and faithful manner. In each field of her service she has kept intelligible and accurate records. J u _ D O M M Vauneida Mitchell; Bill Boon; Phil Holtsford, Chief Justice; Ben Love; Imogene Joyner. The Judicial Committee has a responsibility in interpret- ing the laws of the Student Body Constitution. Other activities that come under their jurisdiction are: Freshman Initiation, Kan- garoo Court, and supervision of Student Body elections. A T L T IE IE IE X IE C U T Ml M -hj( 40 fr- IE T T IE IE The Executive Committee has done efficient work in corre- lating the activities of the various committees of the Student Body. Standing: Harvey Holland, Joe Hiett, Bill Boon, Vauneida Mitchell, Phil Holtsford, Jo Workman, Gary Vincent, Luther Yates, Bill Crump. Seated: Carlos Berger, Jane Fox, Joe Frey, Bob Moore, Paul Blankenship, Bill McClarin, Joan Evans, Jerry Clyce. A L L IL L IE IE C A IL T T E IE Martha Ray Sauls; Joe Frey, Chairman: Nancy Frazier; Lydia Seay; Jimmy Vann. These two committees have worked hand in hand this year in planning the social life of the campus as well as such events as the beauty review, movies, and the building of floats for the Christmas and Strawberry Festival parades. Together they have made definite contributions to student life and public relations. First row: Jerry Smith, Ruth Ann Barker, Ann Council, Patty Williams, Nancye Hamilton, Bill Wheeler, Carlos Berger, Chairman. Second row: Ronald Allen, Norman Orr, Tommy McKnight, Mr. Arthur Oxley, Jimmy Vann, Bill Sissell, Preston DeLoach, Jack Smith, Tommy Bass. IP IE IE V IE C A IL T Ml T T IE IE €{41 $ Walter Warmath; Ann Compton; Joan Evans, Chairman; Andy Boyd; Billie Melton. The Chapel Committee has done an exceptionally fine job this year in preparing a variety of Friday chapel programs. ■ T C U HI C ID A O E IP Ml N IE. Ml T L 1 T T E IE D T U U 4 42 }. ■••- IE L T C T Y Through the work of the Publicity Committee, the activi- ties of Lambuth College are made known to Jackson, to the Memphis Conference, and to the home towns of all our students. Jane Fox, Chairman: Lanelle Stewart; Bettie Sue Smith; Frank Frey; Laura Wyatt; Charles Dyer. T P i H$m A U T Betty Patterson; Frankie Davis; Carolyn Scobey; Luther Yates; Carlos Berger; Bill McClarin, Chairman. The Intramural Sports Committee has charge of planning the intramural sports program which consists of football, basketball, Softball, ping-pong, chess, and other sports desired by the students. A L T T IE IE John Horton; Naomi Spellings; Gary Vincent, Chairman; Betty Clark; Jerry Corlew; Nancy Tate; Paul Blankenship. A N HI IE L L IE N U The Pan-Hellenic Council consists of the presidents of the Greek letter social organi- zations, their sponsors, the Student Body President, and the Faculty Advisor. Its func- tion is to determine and regulate the activi- ties of the fraternities and sororities. This year it sponsored an all-college formal with plans for making this an annual affair. Seated: Beryla Adams, Vice-President; Jo Workman, President; Naomi Per- kins, Secretary-Treasurer. Standing: Ann Ross; Mrs. McGowan; Dean Ward; Anne Howell; Betty Dunn; Janie Puckett. 2). ormuor lit i Councils P HI R A A L G L U IE The Dormitory Councils are chosen by the students in each dorm. They are the governing bodies of the campus students and serve effectively to create a pleasant home atmosphere. IE T HI 4_ 44 jgt- Mrs. Ha mpton; John Horton; Paul Clayton, Treasurer; Bill Sissel, Secretary; Luther Yates, President; John Gilbert; Norman Orr; Carlos Berger, Vice- President. erdona ■w • ANN ROBBINS - jf 46 }§  • W dJ Jlambulk of 1955 Ok e VlHaid SHIRLEY HARROWITZ ANNETTE RICHARDSON WaU r oualtu -■ §{ 47 f i UL ' s in A mencan Co e aed PAUL BLANKENSHIP WALTER E. HELMS JANE FOX Hg( 48 )fr .-■ ' ■ WL d Ulniverditied an BETTY CLARK MOGENE JOYNER BOBBY JOE MOORE CA D VJ ivloit intellectual rvlodt f- opular WALTER HELMS NANCYE HAMILTON ■=■ •{. 50 }§«• LUTHER YATES BETTY CLARK IMOGENE JOYNER BILL CRUMP PATTY PAUL WILLIAMS BLANKENSHIP 5edt rlt- Tfound ivfodt (JjSeauUful id am V lost Mandc Some FAVO • { 5 1 }  •- - t ch tldho ay « ScAooi « cm Di ' De ep j {52} - ♦ J Vl conizations dtt V 7i t i 1st. Martha Jane Smith ; Nancy Pennington ; Lydia Seay; Liz Walk ; Gale Boling ; Phyllis DeShazo; Janeli.e Laman; Margaret Ann Price; Betty Patterson; Caroline Gant; Patricia Sansing; John Clarke. 2nd. Norman Orr, Betty Burgess; Nancy Frazier Lim Lewis; Joanne Blackley; Omelia Diggs; Nancy Reed; Joyce Conyers; Jo Yancy; Sara Crowe; Virginia McRae ; Anita High; Arnold Schroeter. 3rd. Cecil Dunkin; Larry Bond; Dudley Dancer; Frances Giles; Patty Williams; Patsy Tarpley; Jo De Priest; Virginia Steadman; Faye Holley; Betty Stewart; Anita Rice; Nancy Tate; Laura Wyatt; Larry Baker; John Gilbert. 4th. Wright Pillow; Jerry Carr; Mack Page; Carlos Berger; Mike Haynes; Bill Stewart; Ann Council; Jo Workman; Sally Crump; Barbara Adkins; Ruth Ann Barker; Joyce Shasteen; Mr. Thompson; Ann Rob- bins; Marjorie Steadman; Betty Clark; Anne Howell; Joan Evans; Bob Moore; Mavis Barnes; Paul Blank- enship; Luther Yates; John Crowe; Gary Vincent. oir roaram Gloria from 12th Mass Mozart Forever Worthy is Thy Lamb Tscbaikowsky Sing and Rejoice James Choir St4« — Nobody Knows The Trouble I See Spiritual Mr. Paul Blankensbip I Will Lift Mine Eyes Spross Eternal Life Dungan Women ' s Chorus Solo — Behold What Manner of Love Fichtbom Mr. Jerry Carr Trombone Solo — The Holy City Adams Mr. Dudley Dancer Glory and Honor Are Before Him Bacb. art: Tkach The Cherubic Hymn Gretchaninoff Choir INTERMISSION Roll, Jordan, Roll Spiritual Little Black Train Is A-Comin ' Spiritual Choir Duet — In The Cross of Christ Roberts Miss Fay Holley, Mr. Jerry Carr Swing Low Sweet Chariot Spiritual Our God is a Rock Davis Men ' s Chorus Solo — My Redeemer and My Lord Buck Miss Jo Workman One World O ' ffara-Wilson Mrs. Sara Crowe and Choir America, The Beautiful Ward Perry Choir Accompanists : Misses Nancy Frazier, Anne Howell, Betty Clark 4 54 )3h- H U Under the direction of Mr. Barney Thompson, the A Cappella Choir has spread throughout the Memphis Conference an inspiring and meaningful presentation of choral music. This year during the spring vacation, they toured for ten days, singing in high schools and in churches, carrying with them a spirit of the highest ideals of Christian living. 5152 S v §f IS IT Hi ll HI U {55 Betty Clark; Joe Hiett; Johnny Hartman; Dr. Bernard C. Russell; Nancy Tate; Joe Frey; John Batsel; Jane Fox; Ronald Allen; Mack Page; Gale Boling; Mrs. Wilma McCague. student Christian rddociation L ouncit The Student Christian Association, sponsoring daily devotions, special services, and a religious emphasis week, presents to all students an opportunity for Christian growth and development. -«( 56 } SPONSOR Dr. Bernard C. Russell Miss Ruth Marr Sponsor Liz Walk, Vice-President; Lanelle Stewart, Secretary- Treasurer; Bettie Sue Smith, President; Beryla Adams, Publicity Chairman. sruture Jeacherd or Ari merica 1st rote: Blyrna Scarborough. 2nd row: Billie Melton, Carol Meals, Lydia Seay, Jo Yancy, Ruth Ann Barker, Joan Evans, Betty Dunn, Naomi Spellings. 3rd row: Lanelle Stewart, Nancy Tate, Liz Walk, Edith Bell, Sue Malloy, Omelia Diggs, Patsy Walker. 4th row: Bettie Sue Smith, Annette Richardson, Carolyn Scobey, Beryla Adams, Jane Mitchell, Martha Jane Smith. 5th row: Jesse Byrum, Sally Crump, Virginia Steadman, Charles Bray, James Clark, Mavis Barnes, Bob Moore. Seated: Joan Evans, Joe Hill, Martha Smith, Jo Yancy, Blyrna Scarborough, Mrs. Wilma McCague, Jesse Byrum, Sue Malloy. Barbara Adkins. Standing: Lydia Seay, John Gilbert, Larry Bond, Frank Frey, Billie Melton, Marjorie Steadman, Virginia Steadman, Nancy Pennington, Jimmy Vann, Neta Bailey, Bill Sissell, Bill Crump, John Clarke. 2 , ramatrcd tu L lub One Ac t Plays The Long Christmas Dinner White Dresses Finders Keepers The Powers That Be Three Act Plays The Importance of Being Earnest Family Portrait Outward Bound Lute Song 4. 58 }§ •■ n fh n n - n r, n r, n 7i CI 7j £1 P i £ V iv-i -hV IV- -iv FAMILY PORTRAIT U T W A R ID BOUND 459]ft Seated: Norman Orr, John Batsel, Dr. Bernard C. Russell, Gordon Finnie. Standing: John Crowe, Larry Young, John Clarke, Bill McClarin, John Fish, Dudley Dancer, Paul Blank- enship, Jerry Chapman, Bill Stewart, Larry Bond, Wright Pillow, Joe Hill, Ronald Allen, Bill Watson, Joe Hiett, Johnny Hartman, Bill Nace, Paul Clayton, Paul Phillips, Frank Frey, Mack Page, Bill Boon, John Horton, Jimmy Barron, Mike Haynes. 1 1 linisterial Stl ddocicLLion tli Sponsor Dr. Bernard C. Russell I Front row: Joyce Shasteen; Nancy Frazier, President; Naomi Spellings; Sally Crump. Back row: Norman Orr; Anne Howell; John Gilbert. II lllusic ( lub 1st row: Jo DePrlest, Phyllis DeShazo, Anita High, Mr. Barney Thompson, Mrs. E. J. Fossey, Mrs. Robert McGowan, Frances Giles, Naomi Spellings, Gale Boling. 2nd row: John Clarke, Carolyn Scobey, Sally Crump, Laura Wyatt, Virginia McRae, Caroline Gant, Patsy Walker, Betty Dunn. 3rd row: Anne Howell, Marjorie Steadman, Nancy Reed, Virginia Steadman, Joyce Shasteen, Ruth Ann Barker, Faye Holley, Nancy Frazier. 4th row: Betty Clark, Paul Blankenship, John Gilbert, Carlos Berger, Larry Bond, Walter War- math, Bob Moore, Norman Orr. c I E E Ktfl ™f° BBS W - Wl G« . W ' B Areas ' ' ' - ± J%, %W , jT ' Vsff ; . ■■:. L u •«t(62) Standing: Carolyn Scobey, Billie Melton, Jane Mitchell, Joan Evans, Jo Yancy, Ruth Ann Barker, Betty Dunn, Charles Dyer, Phil Holtsford, Janie Puckett, Annette Richardson, Martha Smith, Andy Boyd. Seated: Vauneida Mitchell, Editor. THE NEW Betty Grace Dunn, Business Manager; Vauneida Mitchell, Editor The New Vision is a publication of the students, by the students, and for the students. Its purpose is to pre- sent the campus news. Jhe ( Lantern taff We, the Staff, sincerely hope that in future years this, the 1955 Lantern, will serve as a light reflecting vivid scenes and pleasant memories of this school year. Quinton Hoffman Sponsor Seated: Ann Compton, Bill Crump. Standing: Ann Robbins, Russell Gallimore, Paul Clayton, Gale Boling, Joe Frey, Caroline Gant, Lakry Baker, Lanelle Stewart, Barbara Harper, Liz Walk, Betty Dunn, Wright Pillow, John Clarke, Sara Crowe, Imogene Joyner. t Sara Crowe Associate Editor Ann Compton Business Manager Bill Crump Editor-in-Chief John Clarke Sports Editor Imogene Joyner Associate Editor Ann Robbins Art Editor Betty Grace Dunn Society Editor Elizabeth Ann Walk Snapshot Editor cJLantern d5udaet Erasers $ 92.10 Pencils 10.92 Photography 99.99 Taxi Fare for Asst. Eds 155.40 Plug of Tobacco for Editor .10 Printing 17.95 Dr. Scholl ' s Corn Plasters for Bus. Mgr..._ 4.98 Lantern Office Furniture Repairs „ 201.09 Plug of Tobacco for Editor .10 Oil for Typewriters 14.92 Fire Insurance for Art Editor..... 49.49 Stamp .03 Filing Cabinet for Lantern Room 31.50 Plug of Tobacco for Editor .10 Paper Clips 26.62 Flashbulb for Snapshot Editor .07 Bromos 4.98 Rubber Cement for Society Editor 15.00 Radio Repair Bill 64.25 New Glasses for Sports Editor 25.00 Plugs of Tobacco for Staff .70 Cuspidor for Lantern Room _ 1.49 Mop (bad aim) .90 Deadline Celebration Party 111.11 More Bromos 9-98 Misc. Expenditures 1,584.02 Subtotal $2,522.79 CREDIT: Sale of Wastepaper 2,522.00 TOTAL $ .79 Sworn to the 30tb day of February, 1955. (Ed. ' s note: We sincerely thank the business department for use of adding machine.) S oclctt _Jractniza tlo 9 nd 4 67 }§►■■ T A U Sitting: President, Nancy Lee Tate. Standing: Secretary-Treasurer, Bobbie Winston; Vice-President, Naomi Perkins; Chaplain, Lanelle Stewart; Heraldress, Martha Ray Sauls. 1) svaytsm Founded in 1924, Tau Delta is the oldest sorority on the campus. Its aims are to promote high ideals on the Lambuth campus with an enjoy- ment of social life of the college. Its colors are red and black, its emblem, a black cat, and its flower, the Ameri- can Beauty Rose. K I T. A h$( 68 }? - •FTfT o Ann Robbins, Reporter: Nancy Frazier, Sentinel; Jo Yancy, Goat Mistress; Ann Comp- TON, Treasurer; Joan Evans, Secretary ; Jo Workman, Vice-President; Betty Ciark, Presi- dent. LAMBDA © A Omega Upsilon Lambda 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. SeoWSOE CWk •asoN ewa . DlG-frS Seated: Shirley Harrowitz, Chaplain; Naomi Spell ings, President; Jane Mitchell, Secretary. Standing: Annette Richardson, Treasurer; Mavis Barnes, Goat Mistress, Spoynsqa. The Beta Sigma Alpha Sorority was founded in 1929 by eight young ladies, who left a rich herit- age for all the girls who have fol- lowed in their steps. Their pin is the shape of an unbalanced diamond, their colors are black and white, their flower is a white rose, and their emblem is an elephant. f ot V46 ft. P£U 1 SS BARTltS A v AR CRumP GR£u3Cft UJVATT °tACKi.CV UiClV.S wnt CR ROSS D€SHPM.O CROUt AaKlY S oOVfSO H h V V s dma isi JFrank Frey, Treasurer; Ronald Allen, Vice-President; John Horton, President; Paul Clayton, Chaplain. The Theta Psl Fraternity was organized in 1930. The Fraternity stands for loyalty, courage, ambition, mental appreciation; and above all, brotherhood for the betterment of Lambuth. Its colors are blue and maroon, and the flower is the white carnation. H v n v MKtSS:: C L ft H f p c ft r I - t J c i- ' A It  - ;v.i v i c £ s e s t I is ' E N h §w QUEEN A ±£tu C OTH SPomsoK OFFICE KS Johnnie Hartman, Chaplain; Luther Yates, Vice-President; Jerry Corlew, President; Tommy Bass, Secretary; Charles Bray, Treasurer; Jerry Carr, Sergeant-at-Arms and Goatmaster. The Sigma Alpha Fraternity, organized in 1927, is the old- est fraternity on the campus. The Fraternity colors re blue and gold and the flower is the red rambler rose. The Fra- ternity stands for friendliness and honesty and is devoted to promoting brotherhood, loy- alty, and good will on the campus. 4u pP MAM PIOTHER. 1 -M G?f % 1 (R O r f ? Towoifcsru Harvey Holland, Russell Gallimore, John Gilbert, Gary Vincent, Norman Orr, Jimmy Vann, John Clark, Founded in 1930, the Kappa Phi Epsilon Fraternity has striven, through the years, to live up to the meaning .Im- parted by its Greek name; a Society of Good Thinkers. The fraternity colors are black and gold and the official fraternity flower is the snapdragon. Vcwn StcatTftay CHftPUHN TREASURES. SPOrtSER Vineen.4: PRESIDENT 0«T- MftMGR. Uo.xma ' Vh, TjJWUt, FVbWt- ■JSo C£}€,%£ FWK, l I ' ll I i r . ' itWtl T ' l l) ; t J I J lllll IWI ■ I I 1 I I . II I I . mffiEjMai MSKffi Wi fi 4 ; vr 4 V fcw J % Greek Torchbearer F S ports T 4 8 I }§ •■ ■y. , ■ - ijij i j ' I t t ■ f - j - r J ' J ' J IfJJJJ JJ JJ - ' - J - SHIRLEY HAROWITZ Wad J : t « £ ■ 1st Row: Omelia Diggs, Joan Evans, Jo Yancy, Patty Williams 2nd Row: Mike Haynes, Luther Yates, Wright Pillow ( heerleaui erd Ba hthlt 1954-55 Inexperience and lack of height proved to be the greatest obstacles to the Eagles this year, but these disadvantages were gradually overcome throughout the season as the team went on to score the mythical 1 00 points on five different occasions. Even though four of these games were lost, high tribute should be paid to Coach Williams and to the team for giving Lambuth a basketball season that is many times better than the record indicates. The outstanding characteristics of the Eagles during the year were the fine team play and the high standard of sportsmanship displayed each time the team took the floor. Time and again Lambuth fans thrilled to see Jerry Pate, Charles Bray, and Billy McKnight as they worked the ball among them on a fast break toward the basket. The sharp-shoot- ing eye of Dick Fly, the fine rebounding of Jerry Corlew and Jackie King, and a ready group of able substitutes also must be taken into consideration when evaluating the year. We of the staff congratulate the Eagles of 1954-55 on having scored an average of 87.71 points per game for twenty-one games, and we sincerely extend our best wishes for a most successful season next year. 4 84 }§ • ■ Jne r ecord LAMBUTH OPPONENT 68 Freed-Hardeman College 54 92 Arkansas College 100 79 Arkansas College 107 86 U. T. M. B 89 84 Florence State 79 98 Athens College 87 72 C. B. C 70 94 Millsaps 89 99 Freed-Hardeman College 84 81 C. B. C 73 107 Murray State Jr. Varsity Ill 109 Belmont 123 100 Belmont 11 5 80 Vanderbilt Jr. Varsity 96 76 Ole Miss Jr. Varsity 77 69 Sewanee 90 106 Athens College 81 94 Florence State 87 102 Ole Miss Jr. Varsity 106 56 U. T. M. B 86 90 Vanderbilt Jr. Varsity 87 WON 10 LOST 11 SCORED 1,842 POINTS AVERAGED 87.71 PER GAME ' Ip j V Roscoe Williams, Coach Jerry Corlew and Charles Bray, Co-Captains -4 85 JERRY CORLEW CHARLES BRAY JACKIE KING RICHARD FLY billy Mcknight RUSSELL TEDINGTON JERRY PATE tommy Mcknight TOMMY COPPEDGE JAMES MALLOY WILBUR BAILEY CLYDE WITHERSPOON BILLY LEWIS JERRY CHAPMAN 1 T HI E E A L E ACT An added attraction to Lambuth basketball was in- augurated this year as Mc- GEE-ROSS HARDWARE CO. and TRUEX CHEV- ROLET CO. sponsored the radio broadcasts of four- teen Lambuth games. The project was placed under the supervision of the Speech Department and proved an excellent means of public relations for the college. Jerry Moore, John Clarke, Bill Boon, Russell Gallimore, Larry Green. d5roadcadt C rew oi L IUO 1st Row: Betty Clark, Jo Yancy, Carol Meals, Luther Yates. 2nd Row: Paul Blankenship, Jerry Corlew, Bill Boon, Vau- neida Mitchell, Bill Crump. The L Club is com- posed of those persons who have earned letters by com- peting in intercollegiate sports. Those who earn let- ters as cheerleaders are al- so members of the club. Standing: Coach Williams, Billy Montgomery, Jim Evans, Richard Fly, Billy Boon, Bill McClarin, Manager. Kneeling: Charles Bray, Harold Brady, John Clarke, Joe Wallace, Phil Hill. d5aSeball Lambuth 10 Freed-Hardeman 20 Lambuth 6 Belmont 1 Lambuth 5 Peabody 4 Lambuth 5 Martin 6 Lambuth _ 7 Martin 8 Lambuth 8 Belmont 6 Lambuth 12 Freed-Hardeman 6 Lambuth 5 Peabody 3 Lambuth 3 Florence 7 RICHARD FLY E L Kneeling: Jane Rose, Jo Yancy, Vauneida Mitchell. Standing: Bill Crump, Jerry Corlew, Dr. George Keys, Coach, Jack Henton, Ken Burnette. JACK HENTON KEN BURNETTE BILL CRUMP JERRY CORLEW Wm i l ' ..iSif ? ' !m P ,.,M, W M ? . .mBk I ' ' ' I - |6 sA liUKf ill Ft? v - 19m Ht fl ?9 ImJjI l BSI§§! % T d8i 3 1 t 98 $ cJDecember anuaru Wa t 3 - 99 )§ • une b ' : The light of our college year flickers and dies like the radiant flame of a candle, which never loses the glory of its full flair, or quickly and silently it blinks out like the light in a dormitory window across the campus. Symbolically, though, the flame of our college years shall burn perpetually like the Greek torch, its warm glow reflecting pleas- ant images of love and happiness in our minds and hearts. J32 f J2 S •4 101 $ ■ LAMBUTH COLLEGE Ar L o-eaucational i olleae oP Liberal Arrtd Accredited by Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools KJtferina L ourdeJ cJLeadina to the Ar. (J3. oLJearee SPRAGUE HALL PARLOR ZJ-or cataloa, other information, and application form 5 writi Uhe 1 Keaistrar LAMBUTH COLLEGE JACKSON, TENNESSEE 4 102 }; ■ ♦ UZ f - m ■ .. 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Tennessee Valley Life Insurance Co. Home Office — Jackson, Tenn. All Types of Life and Hospitalization Insurance ° §f I I I }E Phone 7-9956 « HIRAM ' S AIR CONDITIONED ALWAYS OPEN Hiram Hopper Owner 21 I E. Main St. Jackson, Tenn. Compliments of BLACK AND WHITE STORE DRINK cca IN BOTTLES COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS of Jackson Phone 7-261 I THE BOOTERY 209 E. LAFAYETTE Compliments of STANDARD DRUG STORE Market and Lafayette Streets FOUNTAIN SERVICE SANDWICHES Your Dependable Drug Store The First National Bank Jackson, Tennessee Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 4 II2  Adams, Beryla — 137 Sinclair, Ripley, Tennessee Adkins, Barbara — Rt. 1 Box 15-A, Union City, Tennessee Allen, Ronald -- Rt. 3, Jackson, Tennessee Archer, George — Rt. 3, Halls, Tennessee Arnold, Hugh — 150 Campbell, Jackson, Tennessee Babb, Charles — Rt. 7, Jackson, Tennessee Bailey, Neta — 1433 E. High St. , Union City, Tennessee Bailey, Wilbur — Mercer, Tennessee Baker, Elton — Pinson, Tennessee Baker, Larry — 1590 S. Wellington, Memphis, Tennessee Barker, Ruth Ann -- 208 Tenth St., Trenton, Tennessee Barnes, Mavis — 1003 Fifth Ave. E. , Huntingdon, Tennessee Barron, Jimmy — 269 N. Forrest, Selmer, Tennessee Bass, Tommy — Whiteville, Tennessee Batsel, John — Alamo, Tennessee Bell, Charles — 244 S. Lindsey, Jackson, Tennessee Bell, Edith — Holladay, Tennessee Berger, Carlos — La Paz, Bolivia Blackley, Joanne — Hornbeak, Tennessee Blankenship, Paul — Box 232, Kevil, Kentucky Blasingame, Tommy — Rt. 2, Jackson, Tennessee Boling, Gale — Morris Chapel, Tennessee Bond, Larry — 1287 Eastmoreland, Memphis, Tennessee Boon, William — 127 Hurt, Jackson, Tennessee Boyd, Claran — 111 Crescent Avenue, Jackson, Tennessee Bray, Charles — 515 S. Missouri, Bemis, Tennessee Brewer, Patricia -- 1538 E. Chester, Jackson, Tennessee Britt, John — R.F.D. 2, Lexington, Tennessee Brown, Mrs. Cecil — 140 Hawthorne, Jackson, Tennessee Bryson, Jerry — Pickwick Dam, Tennessee Burgess, Betty — Box 272, Bethel Springs, Tennessee Burgess, H. G. — 423 Wisdom, Jackson, Tennessee Burke, Harry — 210 Linden, Lexington, Tennessee Butler, Beverly Ann — 210 W. Grand, Jackson, Tennessee Byrd, James — Counce, Tennessee Byrum, Jesse — 76 D. Street, Bemis, Tennessee Campbell, Duane — Route 2, Sharon, Tennessee Carr, Jerry — RFD 6, Humboldt, Tennessee Cathey, B. V. — 235 Cedar St. , Jackson, Tennessee Chapman, Jerry — 605 N. 17th Ave., Humboldt, Tennessee Chester, Maxine — RFD 3, Humboldt, Tennessee Churchwell, Arlene — Trezevant, Tennessee Clark, Betty — 130 Maple, Jackson, Tennessee Clarke, James — Box 110, Milan, Tennessee Clarke, John — 1833 Shawnee, Memphis, Tennessee Clayton, Paul -- 124 Broad, Dyer, Tennessee Clifton, Jesse -- Rt. 5, Camden, Tennessee Clyce, Gerald — 462 Jackson, Jackson, Tennessee Cole, Robert -- Bruceton, Tennessee Compton, Ann — 1032 Hudson, Memphis, Tennessee Conyers, Joyce — Fifth Avenue, Huntingdon, Tennessee Cooley, James — Newbern, Tennessee Coppedge, Thomas — 327 Linden, Jackson, Tennessee Corlew, Jerry — 359 Bolivar Hwy. , Jackson, Tennessee Council, Ann — 4523 Highway 51 S., Memphis, Tennessee Creasy, Calvin — 215 E. Sherrod, Covington, Tennessee Crouch, Patricia — General Hospital, Jackson, Tennessee 649-J 1755-J 7-0800 2-2247 1960-W 4803 8-5011 35-1014 256 2264 3525 2851 166-W3 7-4218 44 2-3630 2-4236 7-4309 7-1608 7-9018 7-9885 2375 2-4747 6211 7-3551 3544 7-7968 7-8404 475-X-W 2-3309 345 Gibson 7357 2-3398 669 35-9830 3390 7-1677 3181 62-5807 3061 7-7733 7-3095 9-4142 2250 7-9651 - 4 I 1 3 Crowe, John — Jerome, Idaho Crowe, Sara Hufstedler — Jackson, Tennessee Crump, Sally — 1932 Scottwood, West Memphis, Arkansas Crump, William -- 2601 Jackson, Memphis, Tennessee Dancer, Dudley — 207 Adams, Selmer, Tennessee Davis, Mary F. — Route 7, Humboldt, Tennessee DeBerry, Royce — 1204 Oak Street, Savannah, Tennessee Decker, William — 154 Third, Henderson, Tennessee DeLoach, Preston — Route 7, Humboldt, Tennessee Dennie, William — Oakland, Tennessee DePriest, Ernestine — RFD, Benton, Kentucky De Priest, Jo -- 3593 Vernon Ave., Memphis, Tennessee DeShazo, Phyllis — 4296 Raleigh-Bartlett, Raleigh, Tennessee Diggs, Omelia — 919 N. Barksdale, Memphis, Tennessee Dixon, Sara — Jackson Hwy. , Henderson, Tennessee Doss, Russell — 4633 Flamingo Rd. , Memphis, Tennessee Duncan, James — 138 Pearl St. , Jackson, Tennessee Dunkin, Cecil — 370 E. Olive, Memphis, Tennessee Dunn, Betty Grace — Collierville, Tennessee Dyer, Charles — Route 1, Jackson, Tennessee Eason, Gay --25 Kentucky St. , Bemis, Tennessee Eason, Joyce — 25 Kentucky St. , Bemis, Tennessee Evans, Joan — 3334 Buckner Lane, Paducah, Kentucky Fanning, Johnny — 250 Linden, Jackson, Tennessee Faulkner, Earline — Route 1, Oakfield, Tennessee Finnie, Gordon — 1490 Havana, Memphis, Tennessee Fish, John -- 4108 Orleans, Memphis, Tennessee Fisher, James — 607 College, Brownsville, Tennessee Fisher, Troy — 174 Keaton, Milan, Tennessee Fly, Richard — 303 Burkett, Jackson, Tennessee Forrester, Bryan — 3427 Southern, Memphis, Tennessee Fox, Betty — 904 High, Union City, Tennessee Fox, Jane — 904 High, Union City, Tennessee Frazier, Nancy -- 543 Westmoreland, Jackson, Tennessee Frey, Frank — Water Valley, Kentucky Frey, Joe — Water Valley, Kentucky Fry, Wilson -- 840 Campbell, Jackson, Tennessee Gallimore, Russell — Route 2, Sharon, Tennessee Gant, Caroline — 910 Gilmore, Nashville, Tennessee Gilbert, John -- 2109 Felix, Memphis, Tennessee Gilbert, Neil « 218 Williams Street, Jackson, Tennessee Giles, Frances — Route 4, Jackson, Tennessee Gilliland, Bobby -- Rt. 3, Halls, Tennessee Goddard, Betty — Route 1, Saulsbury, Tennessee Green, Larry — Route 7, Jackson, Tennessee Gregory, Don — 3421 Forest Circle, Paduch, Kentucky Gross, Martha Ann — 361 Hunter Heights, Milan, Tennessee Gwaltney, James — 222 Church St. , McKenzie, Tennessee Hanna, Clyde -- Broad Street, Lexington, Tennessee Hamilton, Nancye -- 310 Park Ave., Jackson, Tennessee Harper, Barbara -- 117 O ' Neal, Jackson, Tennessee Harrowitz, Shirley -- Route 2, Beech Bluff, Tennessee Hartman, John — Route 2, Ripley, Tennessee Haynes, Mike — Box 278, Henning, Tennessee Helms, Walter E. « Route 7, Humboldt, Tennessee Hiett, Joe — 1308 Main, Benton, Kentucky Higginbotham, Kay — 4th and Green, Wickliffe, Kentucky High, Anita -- 404 Church St. , Brownsville, Tennessee Hill, Charles, Eaton, Tennessee Hill, Joe — 616 S. Maple, Covington, Tennessee Hill, Phillip — 135 Mimosa Drive, Jackson, Tennessee Hines, Lucy — 117 Northside, Jackson, Tennessee Hodges, Mary Alice -- 2002 Eighth Ave. S., Nashville, Tennessee Holland, Ha rvey — 105 Gregg, Bemis, Tennessee Holley, Fay — 334 Cumberland, Jackson, Tennessee Holtsford, Philip — Route 3, Halls, Tennessee Hopper, Pauline — Gadsden, Tennessee Horton, John — 1120 Faxon, Memphis, Tennessee 33-4546 3428 7-4926 4938 2746 7-5990 H05-2467 4012 4-0346 34-4742 32-1403 2168 9-9602 4189 7-8323 7-9574 7-9574 2-1233 2-2812 9-2979 9-0551 231 972-W 2-1493 4-0832 961-J 961-J 7-9122 7-2894 8-8760 7-1398 2-2378 7-3279 7-5032 2-2473 893 2165 7-0240 7-7239 166-J 3262 2-1077 3781 111 269-W 219 2927 7-8958 7-3265 9-3135 7-6884 2-1774 I4}£« Howell, Anne — 313 Maple, Lexington, Tennessee Hudson, Virginia — 841 Campbell, Jackson, Tennessee Jackson, Norman — Route 2, Gates, Tennessee Jaggers, Earl -- 1311 Martin, Jackson, Tennessee Johnson, Guy -- 76 Morton Street, Bemis, Tennessee Johnson, Travis — 129 Williams, Jackson, Tennessee Jones, Donald — 2033 Linden, Memphis, Tennessee Jones, Gay — 208 Fairground St. , Jackson, Tennessee Joyner, Imogene — 789 N. Dunlap St. , Memphis, Tennessee King, Jack — 221 S. Massachusetts, Bemis, Tennessee Kirk, Billy — 411 Lambuth Blvd. , Jackson, Tennessee Knolton, Bobby — 167 Hurt St. , Jackson, Tennessee Knott, Dennis — RFD 2, Milan, Tennessee Laman, Janelle — Route 2, Humboldt, Tennessee Lee, Hee Ho — 188-15 Choong Sin Dong, Seoul, Korea Leitschuh, Roger — Grand Junction, Tennessee Lewis, Lim -- 3268 Cazassa Rd. , Memphis, Tennessee Lewis, William -- 2016 Highbee, Memphis, Tennessee Lippard, Marlene — Route 5, Union City, Tennessee Love, Ben — 208 Seventh, Trenton, Tennessee Love lady, Jack — 305 Paris St. , Camden, Tennessee Lucas, Jack — Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee Lucas, William — Route 1, Ripley, Tennessee Malloy, James — 173 E. Deaderick, Jackson, Tennessee Malloy, Sue -- 173 E. Deaderick, Jackson, Tennessee Manley, E. S. — 537 Wisdom, Jackson, Tennessee Mann, Betty — Box 737, Bemis, Tennessee Mathis, Tommy — 412 N. First, Milan, Tennessee May, Norman — 1313 Martin St. , Jackson, Tennessee McClarin, William -- 239 High, Dyer, Tennessee McCoy, John Mack — 245 Morgan, Jackson, Tennessee McKnight, Thomas — 207 Jackson St., Jackson, Tennessee McKnight, William — Route 7, Jackson, Tennessee McRae, Virginia — 710 Edwards, Union City, Tennessee McSpadden, Nina — Route 1, Rives, Tennessee Meals, Carol — Route 6, Humboldt, Tennessee Melton, Billie — 147 Second St. , Henderson, Tennessee Mills, Julia — Box 265, Adamsville, Tennessee Mitchell, Charles — 73 Jackson, St. , Bemis, Tennessee Mitchell, Demetra — 112 Summer, Martin, Tennessee Mitchell, Jane -- Route 2, Bolivar, Tennessee Mitchell, Vauneida -- 1139 High, Trenton, Tennessee Moore, Bobby Joe -- 421 S. Fourth, Union City, Tennessee Moore, Jerry -- ° o Green, Rt. 7, Jackson, Tennessee Moore, Joe — 210 Gordon St. , Jackson, Tennessee Moore, Robert — 210 Gordon St. , Jackson, Tennessee Morgan, King — 83 Westwood Gardens, Jackson, Tennessee Morris, Joe — Route 3, Jackson, Tennessee Myers, George -- 406 W. College, Brownsville, Tennessee Nace, William — 2030 Clark, Paducah, Kentucky Nanney, Bobby — Route 1, Pinson, Tennessee Olhausen, Darius — 592 Richard, Memphis, Tennessee Orr, Norman — Box 273, Ridgely, Tennessee Owen, Hugh — 242 Fairground, Jackson, Tennessee Pafford, Robert — Route 1, Jackson, Tennessee Page, Mack -- 608 College St. , Trenton, Tennessee Pate, Jerry — 114-B Westwood Gardens, Jackson, Tennessee Patterson, Betty — Kenton, Tennessee Payne, Charles -- Route 2, Jackson, Tennessee Pennington, Nancy — Main Street, Mercer, Tennessee Perkins, Naomi — Big Sandy, Tennessee Phillips, John — Route 21, Jackson, Tennessee Phillips, Paul -- 227 Oak Avenue, Jackson, Tennessee Pillow, Wright — 203 Blythe St. , Paris, Tennessee Pitt, Donald — Route 1, Newbern, Tennessee Potts, Clovis — 205 Boswell, Lexington, Tennessee Pratt, Bobbie Sue — 450 College, Milan, Tennessee Price, Margaret Ann — N. Main, Somerville, Tennessee Mason Hall 3613 2-2177 7-0984 7-8449 7-3784 36-6634 2-2574 8-1861 7-1665 2-9112 7-1162 251-R 7713 14-3965 7-2983-J Rives 2672 298 4794 7-J-3 7-8222 7-8222 7-8386 7-8127 273 7-4500 2475 7-8846 7-7832 7-9033 1766-R 4023 1262-W 2550 7-0119 5291 374-M 343-R 7-5032 7-9514 7-9514 7-2159 7-5972 676-R 7-5994 4-1139 200 2-3433 2-2002 358 2-3614 58-11 2-3569 4761 7-4774 7-0371 2097 3969 3642 458-J 5-2722 -4 I 1 5 j|H- ' L . ; rn? ' 8wwnw n.iu ninnw ! rrrr v j r r ■ ■ ' . 7 Wm ivr§ r iiT rf rr ■• Puckett, Janie — 520 Walnut, Dyersburg, Tennessee Pyron, Charles -- Adamsville, Tennessee Reed, Nancy — Route 3, Lexington, Tennessee Rice, Anita — 514 E. Davant, Memphis, Tennessee Richardson, Annette — Grand Junction, Tennessee Ringold, Scotty — Route 4, Jackson, Tennessee Robbins, Ann — 510 Franklin, Brownsville, Tennessee Rodgers, Edwin — Highway 45 N. , Henderson, Tennessee Rodgers, Elda — Route 2, Buena Vista, Tennessee Ross, Ann -- Route 4, Milan, Tennessee Ross, Billy — Milledgeville, Tennessee Rowlette, Roanne — 431 Arlington, Jackson, Tennessee Sansing, Patricia — 404 Hatton, Jackson, Tennessee Sauls, Martha Ray -- Saulsbury, Tennessee Scarborough, Blyrna — RFD 5, Paris, Tennessee Schroeter, Arnold — 695 Westwood, Jackson, Tennessee Scobey, Carolyn — 3218 Riverside, Jacksonville, Florida Screws, James -- 1332 Eliot St. , Humboldt, Tennessee Seay, Lydia -- Sharon, Tennessee Shasteen, Joyce -- Bon Air Circle, Jackson, Tennessee Shaw, Emily -- Route 2, Jackson, Tennessee Sipes, Gordon, — 106 Ingleside, Jackson, Tennessee Sissell, William — 478 Marianna, Memphis, Tennessee Smith, Bettie Sue -- Route 3, Paducah, Kentucky Smith, Billie N. — Route 1, Selmer, Tennessee Smith, Jack -- 575 Campbell, Jackson, Tennessee Smith, Jerry — 575 Campbell, Jackson, Tennessee Smith, Martha Jane -- 311 W. Court, Selmer, Tennessee Smith, William O. — 1540 E. Chester Ext. , Jackson, Tennessee Spain, Billy Gene -- 453 Jackson, Jackson, Tennessee Spellings, Naomi — Box 82, Atwood, Tennessee Steadman, Marjorie — 346 West Court, Selmer, Tennessee Steadman, Virginia — 346 West Court, Selmer, Tennessee Steed, Mary — 316 Gordon, Jackson, Tennessee Stevens, Barbara — 220 N. Fairground, Jackson, Tennessee Stewart, Betty Jane — 1435 Snowden, Memphis, Tennessee Stewart, Lanelle -- Lavinia, Tennessee Stewart, William — 737 Wilshire Drive, Jackson, Tennessee Tarpley, Patsy — Montezuma, Tennessee Tate, Nancy — West Paris St., Huntingdon, Tennessee Tedington, Russell — Beech Bluff, Tennessee Thomas, Ann — 408 Key Corner St., Brownsville, Tennessee Tosh, Randol — Malesus, Tennessee Towater, Charles — 314 Walnut Avenue, Jackson, Tennessee Turnage, Winston — Munford, Tennessee Vann, Jimmy — Country Club Lane, Jackson, Tennessee Vaughn, Bobby Ray -- Route 3, Friendship, Tennessee Vincent, Gary -- 966 Greer, Memphis, Tennessee Wade, Nelson — Beech Bluff, Tennessee Walk, Elizabeth Ann « 209 S. Tipton, Covington, Tennessee Walker, Patsy — Somerville, Tennessee Walker, Rosemary — Adamsville, Tennessee Wallace, Joe — 137 McCowat, Jackson, Tennessee Warmath, Walter — 612 N. 18th St. , Humboldt, Tennessee Watson, William -- 9226 Sedmon Rd. , Bolton, Tennessee Wells, Patricia — 808 Whitehall, Jackson, Tennessee Wheeler, Billy Mack — Counce, Tennessee Williams, Oscar -- 269 W. Forest, Jackson, Tennessee Williams, Patricia — Memphis, Tennessee Wilson, Virginia -- 124 Allen, Jackson, Tennessee Winston, Bobbie -- 203 Third, Parsons, Tennessee Witherspoon, Clyde — 3-B Parkview Court, Jackson, Tennessee Workman, Jo — Route 2, Paris, Tennessee Wright, Charles — 223 Old Kentucky Rd. , Bemis, Tennessee Wright, Roy -- 611 N. Royal, Jackson, Tennessee Wyatt, Laura Ann -- 306 N. 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