Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1956 volume:

;2 ;7 u% JWS f i -v Almighty God, Fountain of all Wisdom, be with us, we pray Thee, in our work today. Endue all the teachers with a sense of their responsibility and with grace and strength for its fulfill- ment. Keep the students in health of mind and soul and body. Make them diligent in study; guard their inexperience, and save them through all temptation. Bless the patrons and alumna® of this school and enable us all, more and more each day, to advance in that knowledge which is eternal life. Through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. Written about 1894 for St., Mary ' s Episcopal School by The Rt, Rev. Thomas Frank Gaitor, Bishop of Tennessee. ' Mwm m my.- ilfifi Jhe 1956 cJLantern J taff proudly presents . . . Jerry Smith Editor Ann Robbins Associate Editor Jack Smith Business Manager Jable of Contents DEDICATION 6 PRESIDENT ' S ADDRESS 7 THE DEANS 10 ADMINISTRATION II FACULTY _ 12 SENIOR CLASS 18 JUNIOR CLASS 24 SOPHOMORE CLASS 28 FRESHMAN CLASS 32 STU ' DENT GOVERNMENT 41 PERSONALITIES 50 ORGANIZATIONS 62 SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS 78 ATHLETICS 92 SNAPSHOTS 100 ADVERTISEMENTS 101 STUDENT DIRECTORY I 1 3 czDedi tii icciuon We, the student body, are proud to dedicate this year ' s annual to a man who has dedicated thirty years of his life to this institution. Through the years he has shown the utmost interest in his students and has given guidance to many who have gone on, believing him to be the most unforgetable personality they have ever known. He has become a symbol of the ideals of Lambuth College. With the greatest of love, respect, and admiration, we present this annual to m an in C . C aale 9 •4 6 )§•■•■- srrom Jhe presidents rJ-Jedk Thanks to students, parents, preachers and laymen of the Memphis Conference, faculty, trustees, alumni, and other friends of Lambuth everywhere, the year 1955-1956 may be remembered for advancement, growth, and development. We gratefully take pride in what, through the cooperative efforts and sacrificial contributions of many, has been achieved. Investments made here, in the opinion of national educational leaders who have made careful studies of what has been done, have been wisely used, and it is their opinion and ours that our educational program is progressing along sound and fruitful lines. The growing prestige of Lambuth is reflected in many significant ways, not the least of which is by the fall ' s enrollment increase of over 35 per cent. It is to serve more students better that we Qre dedicated. It is my sincere hope that students and others who, by honest effort and diligent application to the business at hand, have earned the right to do so, may look back upon this year with great satisfaction and look ahead with increasing confidence and genuine joy in service. Luther L. Gobbel President ■4| 7 }§►.■ i ememb ememoer . . . our professors . . . the ideals which they instilled in us . . . their interest and guidance through our college days. 0 ■ -•4 8 fe -4 9 ►- Everette L. Walker, Dean-Registrar Jhe J Ji eand Stella Ward, Dean of Students -4 10 - Ad, ministration BlLLIE P. EXUM A.B., B.S., LL.B., M.A. Business Manager E. L. Robinson Director of Public Relations Treasurer 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 •4 1 1 )fr- rcicultu Eleanor McCallum Baxter A. E. Brown B.S. A.B., B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Home Economics Mathematics Physics Lilla Jean Brown B.A., M.M. Piano 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. Sarah V. Clement A.B., A.M. English Nelle Norman Cobb B.S., M.S. Home Economics Robert L. Conrod A.B., B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Economics -4 12 fy sracuitu Van Bogard Dunn B.A., B.D., Ph.D. Religion Marvin E. Eagle A.B., A.M. History Arthur E. Evans A.B., A.M. Foreign Languages BlLLIE P. EXUM A.B., B.S., LL.B., M.A. Sociology J. A. Fisher B.S., B.D., M.A. Religion F. A. Flatt A.B., B.D. Religion Mary Haedrich B.A., M.A. English A. B. Hatch A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Foreign Languages John Quinton Hoffman B.S., M.A. Business Education { 1 3 )§ • s ctcultu WlLMA McCAGUE B.S., in Ed., M.A. Speech, Dramatics John I. McClurkin, Jr. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Biology Ruth Mainord B.A., M.A. English Ruth Marr B.S., in Ed., M.A. Education, Psychology Arthur D. Oxley B.S., A.M. Biology Joseph M. Shumaker A.B., A.M., Ed.D. Political Science, History H. C. Steele B.S., Ph.D. Chemistry Barney M. Thompson B.S., M.Ed. Director of Music, Voice Stella Ward A.B., A.M. English Roscoe C. Williams A.B., M.A. Physical Education «g( I4 . JnW, entonam DUANE DAPPERT 1935-1955 emem ber . . . The lasting friendships . . . life in the dorm . . . the fun we ' ve had together. •4 17 - Nancy Frazier, Secretary Jesse Byrum, President Mary Frances Davis., Vice-President Paul Phillips, Treasurer CLss of 1956 It is with deepest feelings and kindest thought of the Alma Mater that these Seniors leave the halls of Lambuth College with their lives dedicated to service. Wherever they go, whatever they do, we are sure that the ideals of life imparted to them will remain ever with them and always hold high the name of our institution. -4 l8 - Ronald Allen, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Biology Theta Psi Fraternity I, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 3 President 4 Student Council I, 4 Ministerial Association 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Student Christian Association I 3, 4 Council 3 Delegate to TSCC 3 Junior Class Treasurer Pan-Hellenic Council 4 Executive Committee 4 Special Events Committee 3 Chapel Committee 2 Patricia Ann Brewer, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: English Minor: French, Spanish Future Teachers of America 4 Student Council 4 Literary Forum 4 Vice-President 4 Beta Sigma Alpha Sorority I, 2, 3, 4 Reporter 3 Treasurer 4 Science Club 3. 4 Secretary 4 Dramatics Club 4 Program Committee 4 Student Publicity Committee 2 New Vision Staff I Speech Award I Judicial Committee 4 Who ' s Who 4 Frank T. Bass, B.A. Whiteville, Tennessee Major: Economics Minor: History Sigma Alpha Fraternity I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2, 3 Vice-President 4 Special Events Committee 3 Charles Rhea Bray, B.A. Bemis, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Physical Education Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 3, 4 Williams Free-throw Award 2 Sportsmanship Award 3 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 L Club I, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2 Who ' s Who 4 Sigma Alpha Fraternity I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Future Teachers of America I, 2, 3, 4 Mrs. Hazel Brumbelow, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Education Transferred from Blue Mountain College 4 9fr- Dean Cantrell Milan, Tennessee Major: English Minor: History Future Teachers of America I, 2, 4 Vice-President 4 Tau Delta Sorority I, 2, 4 Secretary 2 Girls ' Dorm Council I, 4 All College Social Committee 2 Literary Forum 4 President 4 Sophomore Class Secretary Basketball Royalty I, 2 Senior Class Reporter Charles Dyer Jackson, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Mathematics Sigma Alpha 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Student Council 3 New Vision Staff 3, 4 Sports Editor 3, 4 Publicity Committee 3 Special Events Committee 4 Choir 3, 4 Dramatics Club 3 Joyce Eason Bemis, Tennessee Major: English Minor: History Omeqa Upsilon Lambda I, 2 Future Teachers of America 4 Mary Frances Davis Jackson, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education Minor: English Student Council 2, 3 Future Teachers of America 4 Literary Forum 4 Reporter 4 Beta Sigma Alpha I, 2, 3, 4 Pledge Mistress 2 President 4 Vice-President of Class 4 Intramural Sports Com. 2, 3 Social Committee 3 Theta Psi Royalty 3, 4 Maid 3 Queen 4 Choir I, 2 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Jesse B. Byrum Bemis, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Speech Senior Class President Theta Psi 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 Vice-President 4 Dramatics Club I, 2, President 3 Vice-President 2, 4 Future Teachers 3, 4 3, 4 -4 20 fy- Dave Hilliard Obion, Tennessee Major: History Minor: English Theta Psi Fraternity Literary Forum The Lantern Staff Associate Editor 3 Ministerial Association Betty Goddard Saulsbury, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Business Administration Tau Delta Sorority 2, 3 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Literary Forum 4 Richard Fly Jackson, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Physical Education Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball I, 2 3. 4 L Club I, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2 Nancy Frazier Jackson, Tennessee Major: Music (Voice) Minor: Religion Kappa Phi Epsilon Queen I Omega Upsilon Lambda I, 2, 3, 4 Sentinel Chaplain 3 Vice-President 4 Music Club I, 2, 3, 4 Scrapbook Keeper I President 2, 3 Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Accompanist I, 2, 3, 4 Girls ' Trio 2 Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4 All College Social Com. 3 Delegate to Constitutional Convention 3 Chapel Pianist 3, 4 Senior Class Secretary Harvey Holland, B.A. Bemis, Tennessee Major: History Minor: English Kappa Phi Epsilon I, Treasurer 3 Preside nt Junior Class S. C. A. Council 4 New Vision I 2, 3, 4 1(21 J . Carol Meals Humboldt, Tennessee Maior: Education Minor: Psychology Cheerl eader 1, 2 Choir 1 Future Teachers of America 1, Junior Class Secret ary Beta S iqma Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4 L Club 2, 3, 4 3, 4 Naomi Perkins Big Sandy, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: Business Administration Tau Delta Sorority I, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 3 Future Teachers of America 4 Science Club 3, 4 Dormitory Council Secretary-Treasurer 3 Hugh Owen Jackson, Tennessee Major: Economics Minor: Business Education Theta Psi Fraternity I, 2, 3 Fay Holley Orr Jackson, Tennessee Major: Voice Minor: Religion Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Ensemble I, 2, 3, 4 Music Club I, 2, 3 Omega Upsilon Lambda Sorority I, 2, 3, 4 Voice Award 2 Paul Lincoln Phillips Jackson, Tennessee Major: History Minor: English Class President 2 Class Treasurer 4 Ministerial Association I, 2, 3, 4 Judicial Committee 4 Who ' s Who A -4 22 )►- Ruth Ann Smith Jackson, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Biology Special Events Committee 3 Sigma Alpha Maid 3 Omega Upsilon Lambda 3, 4 President, Pledge Class 3 Science Club 3, 4 Music Club 3 Future Teachers of America 3 Chairman Chapel Committee Literary Forum 4 Program Chairman 4 Choir 3 Judicial Committee 4 Who ' s Who 4 William E. Sissell, Jr. Memphis, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Sociology All College Chapel Committee Boys ' Dormitory Council Secretary 3 Lambuth Theater I, 2, 3, 4 Sigma Alpha 2, 3, 4 Sergeant-at-Arms 4 Special Events Committee I, 2, 3 Co-Chairman 2 Marjorie Steadman Selmer, Tennessee Major: Music Minor: English Beta Sigma Alpha I, 2, 3, 4 Music Club I, 2, 3, 4 Choir I, 2, 3. 4 Future Teachers of America 3, 4 Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Literary Forum 4 Nancy Lee Tate Huntingdon, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education Minor: English Tau Delta Sorority I, 2, 3, 4 Chaplain 2 President 3 Vice-President 4 Pan-Hellenic 3 Future Teachers I, 2, 3, 4 President 2 Music Club I Secretary of Student Body 3 Student Council 3 Executive Committee 3 Student Christian Association Council 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 Treasurer 3 Senior Class Representative Women ' s Dormitory Council 4 President 4 Most Representative Junior Who ' s Who 4 Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 Virginia Steadman Selmer, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Education Beta Sigma Alpha Music Club I, 2. 3 Choir I, 2 Future Teachers 3 ; Dramatics Club 3, Literary Forum 4 Theta Psi Maid 4 2, 3, 4 -4 23 ►- Lanelle Stewart, Secretary Russell Gallimore, Treasurer Charles To water,, Vice-President John Horton, President Clan of 1957 Our college years are the best years That we ' ll remember well. The love we bear for Lambuth Words can never tell. -4 24 Hugh Arnold ; Jackson, Tennessee I Wilbur Bailey J Mercer, Tennessee Charles Bell Jackson, Tennessee Andy Boyd | Jackson, Tennessee Jerry Bryson Pickwick Dam, Tennessee John Clarke Memphis, Tennessee Paul Clayton Dyer, Tennessee Jerry Clyce Jackson, Tennessee Calvin Creasy Covington, Tennessee Sally Crump West Memphis, Arkansas James Duncan Jackson, Tennessee Tommy Estes Jackson, Tennessee Joan Evans Paducah, Kentucky John Fanning Jackson, Tennessee Wayne Fesmire Paducah, Kentucky Russell Gallimore Sharon, Tennessee Bobby Gilliland Jackson, Tennessee John Hartman Memphis, Tennessee Joe Hiett Benton, Kentucky Phillip Hill Jackson, Tennessee John Horton Memphis, Tennessee Virginia Hudson Jackson, Tennessee Tillman Mays Jackson, Tennessee Rebecca Montgomery Jackson, Tennessee Harold Montgomery Jackson, Tennessee Donald Moorehead Cedar Grove, Tennessee Roanne Nace Jackson, Tennessee Bill Nace Jackson, Tennessee Rex Norville Bells, Tennessee Norman Orr Jackson, Tennessee Margaret Ann Price Somerville, Tennessee Walter Rein Paducah, Kentucky Ann Robbins Brownsville, Tennessee Billy Ross Milledgeville, Tennessee Martha Ray Sauls Saulsbury, Tennessee Billy Gene Spain Jackson, Tennessee Bill Smith Jackson, Tennessee Jack Smith Jackson, Tennessee Jerry Smith Jackson, Tennessee Martha Jane Smith Selmer, Tennessee Roy Wright Pinson, Tennessee Jo Yancy Paducah, Kentucky Lanelle Stewart Lavinia, Tennessee Russell Teddington Beech Bluff, Tennessee Charles Towater Jackson, Tennessee Jimmy Trextham Gleason, Tennessee L. C. Troutt Goodlettsville, Tennessee Bobby Vaughn Friendship, Tennessee Bill Watson Bolton, Tennessee Oscar Williams Jackson, Tennessee -4 27 }3— Larry Bond, President Jo DePriest, Treasurer Bill Lewis, Vice-President Bobbie Sue Pratt, Secretary Class of 1958 Intense in his pursuits, the Sophomore realizes what his efforts will bring him, but yet retains understanding of days gone before. He adds seriousness and fun, blended together in one ingredient that makes for him an important place in the Student Body Organization. 4 28 )g . Bobby Andrews Memphis, Tennessee Larry Baker Memphis, Tennessee Jimmy Barron Selmer, Tennessee Bobby Beare Jackson, Tennessee Edith Bell Holladay, Tennessee Tommy Blassingame Jackson, Tennessee Gale Boling Morris Chapel, Tennessee Larry Bond Memphis, Tennessee Betty Burgess Bethel Springs, Tennessee Jerry Chapman Humboldt, Tennessee Maxine Chester Gibson, Tennessee Arlene Churchwell Trezevant, Tennessee Tommy Coppedoe 1 Jackson, Tennessee J Sandra Cawthon I Jackson, Tennessee Ann Council Whitehaven, Tennessee Bill Dennie Oakland, Tennessee Jo DePriest Memphis, Tennessee Phyllis DeShazo Raleigh, Tennessee Russell Doss Memphis, Tennessee Cecil Dunkin Memphis, Tennessee Gay Eason Bemis, Tennessee Gordon Finnie Whiteville, Tennessee John Fish Whitehaven, Tennessee Troy Fisher Milan, Tennessee Neil Gilbert Jackson, Tennessee Frances Giles Jackson, Tennessee Jimmy Gwaltney McKenzie, Tennessee Mike Haynes Ripley, Tennessee Anita High Brownsville, Tennessee Earl Jaggers Jackson, Tennessee Travis Johnson Jackson, Tennessee Jack King Bemis, Tennessee Bill Lewis Memphis, Tennessee Lim Lewis Memphis, Tennessee Janell Laman Alamo, Tennessee Jeff Lester Fulton, Kentucky Tommy Mathis Milan, Tennessee Bob Moore Jackson, Tennessee Darius Olhausen Memphis, Tennessee Mack Page Trenton, Tennessee Jerry Pate Jackson, Tennessee Nancy Jane Pennington Mercer, Tennessee Bobbie Sue Pratt Milan, Tennessee Janie Puckett Dyersburg, Tennessee Nancy Reed Lexington, Tennessee Anita Rice Savannah, Tennessee Ann Ross Milan, Tennessee Arnold Schroeter Jackson, Tennessee Betty Stewart Memphis, Tennessee Virginia Stewart Jackson, Tennessee William Stewart Jackson, Tennessee Earl Waters Centerville, Tennessee Patty Wells Jackson, Tennessee Patty Williams Memphis, Tennessee Clyde Witherspoon Jackson, Tennessee Laura Wyatt Mayfield, Kentucky Larry Young Newbern, Tennessee ■4 3 I )§►•• Douglas Gilbert, President Jerry Atkins, Vice-President Charlotte Wurth, Secretary Hugh Welch, Treasurer Class of 1959 Though Lambuth freshman days must end We ' ll ever sing her praise, Till life ' s last glowing ember We always will remember The joys of Freshman days. -4 32 )3- Neil Anderson Saltillo, Tennessee Jerry Atkins McKenzie, Tennessee Travis Austin Corinth, Mississippi Patty Barham Jackson, Tennessee Jessie Barkley Arlington, Tennessee Joe Beal Milan, Tennessee Bill Bell Beech Bluff, Tennessee Larry Bell Jackson, Tennessee Beverly Bennett Jackson, Tennessee Franklin Billings Munford, Tennessee Ben Boaz Memphis, Tennessee George Brasher Jackson, Tennessee Morris Brill Jackson, Tennessee Frances Brooks Greenfield, Tennessee Katie Browder Beech Bluff, Tennessee Sherwood Browning Moscow, Tennessee Theodora Burdette Jackson, Tennessee Myra Burns Milan, Tennessee Charlotte Buzbee Memphis, Tennessee James Byrd Counce, Tennessee DeLavelle Carroll Memphis, Tennessee Jean Chisholm Gates, Tennessee Alice Coleman Lavinia, Tennessee Carolyn Collier Fulton, Kentucky Marjorie Cooley Newbern, Tennessee David Creason Benton, Kentucky Ernest Dew Halls, Tennessee Nellie Dew, Halls, Tennessee Dottie Dickson Bolivar, Tennessee Billie Jane Doss Memphis, Tennessee Nancy Duncan Bemis, Tennessee Wayne Dungan Humboldt, Tennessee Don Eaves Jackson, Tennessee Ann Rust Evans Bells, Tennessee DWAYNE FLATT Jackson, Tennessee Gloria Fowlkes Dyersburg, Tennessee Bob Freeman Jackson, Tennessee Ruth Futrell Paris, Tennessee Ella Jo Gaines Henning, Tennessee Douglas Gilbert Jackson, Tennessee JUANITA GlLLILAND Gates, Tennessee Katherine Glenn Millington, Tennessee Dalton Gooch Jackson, Tennessee Carl Gray Gadsden, Tennessee Birdie Ann Hale White House, Tennessee Linda Harness Dyersburg, Tennessee L. S. Harrison, Jr. Milan, Tennessee Joe Wayne Hawkins Jackson, Tennessee Norman Helms Jackson, Tennessee Betty Hicks Jackson, Tennessee Lamar Hicks Jackson, Tennessee Georgia Hobb Dyersburg, Tennessee Nettie Jean Johnson Jackson, Tennessee Joan Johnston Paris, Tennessee Cecil Kirk Memphis, Tennessee James Kirk Jackson, Tennessee Chong Sik Kim Seoul, Korea Chong Wong Kim Seoul, Korea Shirley Lewis Jackson, Tennessee Willis Leitschuh Grand Junction, Tenn. Jane Littlefield Adamsville , Tennessee William Litton Jackson, Tennessee Carolyn Lockhart Jackson, Tennessee Mary Nell Mayfield Newbern, Tennessee Sammy Milam Jackson, Tennessee Gwen McClintock Memphis, Tennessee Sonja McMahon Fulton, Kentucky Jessie McKissagk Jackson, Tennessee Johnnie Nickias Jackson, Tennessee Mary Ellen Mischke Paris, Tennessee Charles Mitchell Jackson, Tennessee James Montgomery Jackson, Tennessee Cherry Moore Jackson, Tennessee Betty Myatt Mayfield, Kentucky Barbara Pace Mayfield, Kentucky Rosalie Parrish Mount Pleasant, Tenn. Jerri Peeler Memphis, Tennessee Dale Pharis Fulton, Kentucky Lucy Nell Rice Jackson, Tennessee Kitty Richardson Jackson, Tennessee Donald Rhodes Puryear, Tennessee Donna Rhodes Puryear, Tennessee Doris Robinson Jackson, Tennessee Beecher Russell Jackson, Tennessee Junell Ruth Bemis, Tennessee Clyde Rushing Milan, Tennessee Sarah Rushing C oilier ville, Tennessee Patsy Sanford Wingo, Kentucky Diane Schwalb Jackson, Tennessee Doris Seymour Humboldt, Tennessee Billy Reeves Seddens Whiteville, Tennessee Carolyn Smith Mount Pleasant, Tenn. Howard Smith Jackson, Tennessee Jimmy Smith Jackson, Tennessee Imogene Stewart Lavinia, Tennessee Willodene Stewart Lavinia, Tennessee Betty Sullivan Fort Pillow, Tennessee Mary Jane Tate Henning, Tennessee Jimmy Teague Jackson, Tennessee Patricia Thomas Somerville, Tennessee Jennie Tickle Dyersburg, Tennessee Diane Travis Jackson, Tennessee Sue Ussery Jackson, Tennessee Tony Van Dyke Puryear, Tennessee Joan Vestal Bruceton, Tennessee Hilda Walker Jackson, Tennessee Guylan Ward Burlison, Tennessee Hugh Welch Memphis, Tennessee Tommy Welch Memphis, Tennessee Helen Jane Whitehurst Brownsville, Tennessee Beverly Whitley Ripley, Tennessee John Williams Fontana Dam, N. C. Marilyn Wilkes Dyersburg, Tennessee Charlotte Wurth Paducah, Kentucky Charles Yancy Arlington, Kentucky Boyce Yates Jackson, Tennessee -4 38 ) ►- Special S tudentd r Not Pictured Saradell Crawford Martha F. Williams Ralph Harris Bill Burnette Rita Scheuli Hee Ho Lee lot I ictured Frances Cook Jimmy Fisher Mary Steed Ray Thomas James Clark Earline Faulkner Bryce Francis Billy Kirk King Morgan Edwin Rodgers Frank Smith Mary Sutherland H. G. Burgess Albert Dancy Carl Dickerson Don Gregory Larry Green Jane Johnson Bobby Knolton John McCoy E. S. Manley Robert McAlexander Bobby Joe Moore Wright Pillow Carol Robinson Walter Townsend Nelson Wade Van Wells Patricia Andrews John Archer James Baggett Larry R. Baker Patty Barham Fred Brewster Robert Brown Doris Cain Thomas Clarke Jackie Cotham Paul Fisher Larry Fuzzell Betty Graves Jerry Has sell Bobby Hendrix Lamar Hicks Patsy Hoskins Wanda Jeffries Phil Johnston Naida Jones John Kibbons Norma McMinn John McNatt George Marston Bobby Jack Martin James Mingle Gerald Moore Richard Murchison Jimmy O ' Donnell Tommy O ' Neal Ernest Parker Luther Parker Bobby Parker Tommy Peel Jerry Phillips Billy Pinkley Charles Puckett Hal Redmon Jerene Replogle Tommy Sisk Terry Sisk Dean Smith Sammy Smith Kenneth Sowell Harold Thompson Donald Upton Earl White Clay Wilson Hugh Yarbro iKemembi ememoer . . . Kangaroo Court Committee Meetings Student Body Election infers fise ' STiiiB® -••§{41 fr- student (J5odi president y The Student Body elected Joe Hiett as their President because of his fine skill in the art of leadership. Under his administration a constructive Fresh- man initiation was achieved. With his guidance the student body has risen to its greatest heights. Norman Orr Joe Hiett student (J5odi y Uice-f rediden t Norman Orr as Student Body Vice- President assisted the President in a most successful administration. As the presiding officer of the Student Coun- cil, he has performed the duties entrusted to him conscientiously and efficiently, and has been a credit to himself and the Student Body. -4 42 fr First Row: Martha Jane Smith, Janie Puckett, Joan Evans, Pat Brewer, Ann Ross, Marjorie Steadman, Barbara Pace, Patty Wells, Jerry Clyce. Second Row: Paul Phillips, Ronald Allen, Tommy Welch, Arnold Schroeter, Edwin Rogers, Norman Orr. student (council The Lambuth Student Council, being the main organ of the Student Government, is composed of representatives from each class and is guided by the Vice-President of the Student Body. Its task is to determine the policies of the Student Body Association through legislative procedures. The present council has been most effective in the performance of its duties. student d5odi ecretat y y As Secretary of the Student Body, Janie Puckett has carried out her duties in a faithful manner. Janie Puckett Paul Phillips Ruth Ann Smith Jerry Bryson, Chief Justice Pat Brewer Johnny Hartman judicial l ommitt ee The Judicial Committee of Lambuth is presided over by Chief Justice Jerry Bryson. The duties of the committee consist of interpreting laws, regulating student activities, holding elections, and hearing cases regarding breach of student elections. Executive L ommitt ommuiee The Executive Committee has done a fine job in carrying out the activities of the student body. First Row: Anita High, Martha Jane Smith, Joe Hiett, Janie Puckett, Ann Robbins. Second Row: Larry Bond, ■ Mary Frances Davis, John. I Hartman, Norman Orr, Russell Gallimore. Third Row: Ronald Allen, Jerry Bryson, Jesse Byrum, Gordon Finnie. -•gf 44 Jfr- Patricia Thomas Ann Robbins Martha Jane Smith Jo Yancy John Hartman, Chairman Larry Baker Ann Council Janie Puckett Betty Sullivan Til-( olteae Social L ommittee These organizations have worked hard to make this a successful year in carrying out plans for college parties and events. The student body is indebted to these committees for their hard work. Special C vents ( ommitt T First Row: Anita High, Ann Ross, Betty Stewart, Patty Williams, Jo Yancy, Mac Page, Jerry Bryson. Second Row: Gail Boling, Laura Wyatt, Mary Ellen Mischke, Charles Dyer, Anita Rice. Third Row: Jo DePriest, Betty Sullivan, Bill Sissell, Kitty Richardson, Janie Puckett. -■$ 45 $■ ■ Bill Lewis Nancy Pennington Ruth Ann Smith, Chairman Tommy Coppedge student y hupel Committee This committee has brought to Lambuth some of the best programs ever. The student body is indebted to this committee. student f ublicitu Committee This committee has worked diligently in informing the public of college and stu- dent activities. It has been instrumental in strengthening Lambuth ' s place in the community. Standing: Jo DePriest, Pat Brewer Seated: Marilyn Wilkes, Georgia Hobbs, Ann Robbins, Chairman - { 46 )g-- First row: Earline Faulkner, Coach Williams, Betty Burgess. Second row: Bobbie Pratt, James Clarke, Chairman. Third row: Jimmy Gwaltney, Jeff Lester, Charles Dyer. +y ntramural Sports Committee The Intramural Sports Committee has charge of planning the intramural sports program. They have done an excellent job. J an - hrellenic Council The Pan-Hellenic Council is composed of one student representative from each sorority and fraternity, the Student Body President, and the Faculty Advisor. This council determines the policies of the sororities and fraternities, and regulates their functions. Joe Hiett Bobbie Winston Jerry Bryson Mary Frances Davis Martha Jane Smith, President John Hartman Ronald Allen Sprague Hall First Row: Lanelle Stewart Vice-President Nancy Tate, President Ann Ross, Secretary-Treasurer Second Row: Martha Ray Sauls Charlotte Wurth Bobbie Sue Pratt Dean Cantrell 2), ormuon iL v ( ounciid These councils set up the rules by which the dormitory students live, and strive to promote a spirit of fellowship within the dormitories. Epworth Hall Left to right: Donald Upton, James Byrd, Ernest Parker, Russell Gallimore, Presi- dent, Larry Young, Vice- President, Jimmy Gwaltney, Treasurer, Earl White, Larry Baker, Secretary, Mrs. Hampton, Dorm Hostess. v -s? Q •■€{50 the Beauty Review . . . the excitement of getting dressed . . . the suspense . . . the Strawberry Festival. PATTY WILLIAMS { 52 J - Wi JLambutk of 1956 J- ' irst V VI aid LIM LEWIS ke Second tvlaid GALE BOLING PATTY WILLIAMS •4 52 fr- llflidd rJLambuth of 1956 y 3 UiU J- iil w- ' CHARLES BRAY PATRICIA BREWER RUTH ANN SMITH ' nwerSi NANCY TATE PAUL PHILLIPS JOE HIETT d5edt Afli- rrounu tzmAub CHARLES BRAY JOAN EVANS JOHN HORTON PATTY WILLIAMS and tvlodt d5eautifui fr odt J opular 04MUle PATTY WILLIAMS CHARLES BRAY GORDON FINNIE PAT BREWER H lodt intellectual -4 59 )§►•■ Aunl an lord JERRY BRYSON MARTHA JANE SMITH CAROL MEALS WaU JESSE BYRUM s. en lord { 60 fa- opk r to more 3 ANN ROSS aiw iiteb LARRY BOND DOUG GILBERT PATTY BARHAM jrredh men - §{6I }g .. f ememb ememoer . . . the plays . . . the trips . . . meetings after chapel KUt4, { 63 ]§►•■■ cJLambutn i olleae C t 9 oir Director Barney M. Thompson Organist and Accompanist Lilla Jean Brown Pr roaram } 9 Praise to the Lord Christiansen Cherubim Song Muzicheski-Tkach II Good News, Chariot ' s Comin ' Spiritual Our God Is a Rock Davis Men ' s Chorus V Sing and Rejoice James Psalm 61 Halfvarson Glory and Honor Are Before Him Bach-Tkach Organ Selections VI Lilla Jean Brown III The Holy City Adams Dudley Dancer, Bass IV Spirituals Fij Me, Jesus arr. Johnson Listen to the Lambs Dett Roll, Jordan, Roll Alderter Let Us Break Bread Together ...Ryder INTERMISSION VII Rock-A My Soul Spiritual Eternal Life Dungan Women ' s Chorus . VIII Jesus Only Rotoli Fay Orr, Soprano IX American Panorama Williams Hallelujah Chorus (The Messiah) Handel - { 64 fy ENSEMBLE 1st row: Nancy Frazier, Sara Rushing, Fay Orr, Ann Robbins, Ann Council, Patricia Thomas. 2nd row: Sally Crump, Marjorie Steadman, Jo Yancy, Joan Evans, Charlotte Wurth. 3rd row: Wayne Fes- mire, Morris Brill, Charles Towater, John Clarke. 4th row: Cecil Duncan, Norman Orr, Douglas Gilbert, Dudley Dancer. cJLcimbuth ( otleae GJt 9 oir Under the able direction of Mr. Barney Thompson, the choir has proven a valuable asset to Lambuth. This fine group of musical talent has won much acclaim in their travels. Barney Thompson Choir Director -4 65 )§ - 1st row: Gale Boling, Mary Ellen Mischke, Nancy Tate. 2nd row: Jerry Chapman, Bill Nace, Mac Page. 3rd row: Ernest Dew, Wright Pillow, President, Wayne Fesmire. student L hridtian tl lata 65ociauon Council The Student Christian Association sponsors all religious services on the campus. This year, they have presented wonderful opportunities for Christian growth. SPONSOR Dr. Van B. Dunn Miss Ruth Mark Sponsor Left to right: Dean Cantrell, Vice-President; Lanelle Stewart, Pres- ident; Bobbie Winston, Program Chairman ; Edith Bell, Secretary-Treas. sruture JeacherS of _ i merica First Row: Maxine Chester, Gale Boling, Janell Laman, Martha Jane Smith, Ann Rust Evans, Bobbie Pratt, Gay Eason. Second Row: Patsy Hoskins, Dean Cantrell, Nancy Tate, Charlotte Buzbee, Nancy Reed, Jo Yancy, Kitty Richardson. Third Row: Joan Evans, Mary Frances Davis, Martha Ray Sauls, Pat Brewer, Willodene Stewart, Virginia Steadman, Guylan Ward, Naomi Perkins. Fourth Row: Gay Eason, Bobbie Winston, Imogene Stewart, Marjorie Steadman, Carol Meals, Ruth Ann Smith. Fifth Row: Donald Rhodes, Jessie McKissack, Jesse Byrum, Patsy Sanford, Lanelle Stewart, Edith Bell. First Row: Gale Boling, Anita High, Ann Ross, Joan Evans, Jo Yancy, Ann Robbins, Lim Lewis. Second Row: Betty Stewart. Marjorie Steadman, Bobbie Sue Pratt, Mary Frances Davis, Sonja McMahan, Pat Brewer, Patty Williams, Virginia Steadman, Mrs. Wilma McCague. Third Row: Larry Bond, Morris Brill, Delavelle Carroll, Walter Rein, Mac Page. Fourth Row: Jesse Byrum, Donald Rhodes, Bill Nace, Bill Sissel, Bill Stewart, Norman Orr, John Clarke, Wayne Fesmire. 2 . rama tics ( lub The Dramatics Club, under the able direction of Mrs. McCague, has been respon- sible for many entertaining performances. At the close of last year, they put on Lute Song. This year, they have presented Ghosts, The Boy With A Cart, Nine Girls, and sponsored the Barter Theater in Sabrina Fair. At Honor ' s Day, June 1955, the Dramatics Club presented Oscars for the Best Actress and Best Actor. These went to Ann Robbins for her performance in Family Portrait and Tommy Blassingame for Outward Bound. Seated: Miss Sarah V. Clement, Mary Frances Davis, Pat Brewer, Dean Cantrell, Martha Ray Sauls, Ruth Ann Smith. Standing: John Clarke, Bobbie Winston, Lanelle Stewart, Earl Waters, Virginia Steadman, Joe Hiett, John Hartman, Ann Robbins. c Literaru j ¥ orum The Literary Forum is an organization of long standing on the campus which has been revived under the able direction of Miss Sarah V. Clement. This group is composed of students who are majoring and minoring in English. The officers of this club are Dean Cantrell, President; Pat Brewer, Vice-President; Martha Ray Sauls, Secretary-Treasurer; Frankie Davis, Reporter, and Ruth Ann Smith, Program Chairman. Miss Sarah V. Clement Sponsor C_ First Row: Ronald Allen, Larry Young, Bill Watson, Bill Nace, Mac Page, Wayne Fesmire. Second Row: Bill Stewart, Jeff Lester, Paul Phillips, Cecil Kirk, Gordon Finnie, Walter Rein. Third Row: Dave Hilliard, Frank Smith, Tommy Peel, Bobby Andrews. Fourth Row: Ernest Dew, John Williams, Dwayne Flatt, Larry Bond, Norman Orr, Thomas Clarke, John Clarke. m i wisteria I Arddoclation OFFICERS Bill Stewart Gordon Finnie, President Ronald Allen Bill Watson First Row: Phyllis DeShazo, Janell Laman, Fay Orr, Sarah Rushing, Anita High, Birdie Ann Hale, Miss Lilla Jean Brown. Second Row: Jo DePriest, Patricia Thomas, Cherry Moore, Katie Browder, Laura Wyatt, Nancy Reed, Sally Crump, Joan Johnston. Third Row: Mr. Barney Thompson, Norman Orr, Jimmy O ' Donnell, Delavelle Carroll, Bobby Andrews, Larry Baker. ludic ( lub OFFICERS Phyllis DeShazo, Scrapbook Chairman Jo DePriest, Publicity Chairman Janell Laman, Program Chairman Anita High, President Sally Crump, Vice-President First Row: Dale Pharis, Patsy Sanford, Doris Seymour, Myra Burns, Bobbie Pratt, Junell Ruth, Guylan Ward. Second Row: Mr. Oxley, Jim Montgomery, Pat Brewer, Nellie Dew, Naomi Perkins, Ann Robbins. Third Row: George Brasher, Morris Brill, Delavelle Carroll, Joe Beal, Wayne Dungan, Darius Olhausen. Fourth Row: Dwayne Flatt, Bobby Vaughn, Bill Dennie, Bill Stewart, Calvin Creasy, Bobby Gilliland. Science i tub OFFICERS: Bobby Vaughn, Treasurer Bill Dennie, Vice-President Bobbie Pratt, Reporter Calvin Creasy, President Pat Brewer, Secretary •4 72 $ - The NEWVISION LAMBUTH COLLEGE, Volume 5, No. 4 JACKSON, TENNESSEE WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25, 1956 Ann Ross, Business Manager Joan Evans, Editor Janie Puckett. Assistant Editor BARTER PLAYERS TO GIVE SABRINA FAIR ON FEB. 8 By ANITA RICE There is a treat in store for those who attend the perfor- mance of Sabrina Fair enacted by the Barter Players from Abingdon, Virginia, on February 8, at Jackson High School. This play was written by a former Barter actor, Samuel Tay- lor, who since has given up the grease paint for his more lucrative typewriter. After leaving Barter Theatre, his first job as play reader and doctor kept him too busily occupied to write plays .of his own. The most successful example of his tampering was What A Life , which had a long and pro- fitable run on Broadway and evolved into The Aldrich Family of radio fame. After long stint in radio and television and the writing of The Happy Time, a big hit of the 195051 season, ca,me Sabrina Fair. It ran on Broadway for 302 perfor- mances. The Barter Theatre has an in- teresting and successful back- ground, its genesis dating back to the summer of 1932. Last year it brought Macbeth to Jackson. The Barter Theatre of Virgin- ia pledges itself to combat the evils that would destroy the cul- ture and enlightenment of the world by giving the best of its strength and devotion to the cause of truth, beauty, and the spiritual nourishment of the hu- man soul. Sabrina Fair is a delightful story of a Long Island girl who left home as a shy. reserved per- son, and returned, after a few years in Paris, as an entirely dif- ( Continued on Page 2) Spring Semester Brings Faculty Additions Lambuth will be fortunate enough to have two new faculty members to begin the new se- mester. They will take positions in the Home Economics Depart- ment and the Economics Depart- ment In the Home Economics Depart- ment Mrs. Eugene Cobb will take the position now held by Mis. Baxter. Mrs. Baxter was serving in an interim relation- ship with the college in Mrs. Alexander ' s place. Mrs. Cobb is a native of Georgia but now re- sides in Jackson. She received h r Bachelor of Science in Home Economics from the University of Georgia and her Master of Science from the Alabama Poly- technic Institute. (Continued on Page 2) Plans Announced For Homecoming On February 25, 1956, Home- coming Day will be observed. Many of Lambuth ' s Alumni will be visiting our campus. The main attraction of the day will be a banquet to be held at the South- ern Hotel for the honored visit- ors. Tours of the campus will also be included in the day ' s ac- tivities. After an honorary tea in Spra- gue Hall, the alumni will as- semble in the chapel auditorium for a business meeting at which time officers will be chosen for the coming year and the R. E. Womack award will be made to the outstanding alumnus. Homecoming day is an im- portant event on college campus As the student body of Lambuth let ' s do our best to make it something special, not only for the guests, but also for us. — o-O-o . DEAN WARD EDITS SERIES FOR PUBLICATION Chosen by the Editorial Di i sion of the Methodist Church ' s General Board of Education, Adult Department, to edit a series in Daily Bible Lessons is Miss Stella Ward, Dean of Stu- dents at Lambuth. The series of four lessons has been featured in the February issuo of the publication. Includ- ed n-o lessons entitled Life ' s Greatest Choice and Being True ti. oui Trust. At the present time Dean Ward is preparing four scripts for film strips on Problems of Spending and editing teaching plans f r. - a series of thirteen les- sons for the summer quarterly of Adult Bible Course. Dr. Charles M. Laymon serves as Editor of Adult Publications for the General Board of Edu- cation, ternity for two years and is chairman of the Special Events Committee. She plans to major in English and minor in Educa- tion. She would like to teach English in a junior or senior high school. After graduating from Lambuth, she plans to work on her master ' s degree and ob- tain her secondary and elemen- tary certificates to work with mentally retarded children. Cloria Fowkles, a member of the Freshman Class, Is the daugh- ter of Mrs. Florence Fowkles and the late Mr. Fowkles of Dyersburg, Tennessee. While in high school there, Gloria was a member of the Beta Club and the F. H. A. During her senior year she was chosen Miss D. H. S. and was elected as a delegate to Girl ' s State. Here at Lambuth she is pledging Omega Upsllon Lambda Sorority and is a mem- ber of the Annual Staff. Her plans for the future are Inde- finite, but she does plan to go Into the field of psychology. Kitty Richardson, also a fresh- man, is the daughter of Mrs. Mittie Richardson of 182 Wis- dom, Jackson. Tennessee. Kitty graduated from Jackson High School, where she played basket- ball for two years, was a member of the National Honor Society, Junior Classical League, Tri Hi and was active in many more clubs there. Since coming to Lambuth she is pledging Omega Upsilon Lambda, Sorority, has been chosen a member of the Special Events Committee, and is a member of F. T. A. and the choir. Her major may be in ele- mentary education. The coronation of the basket- ball queen and her court will precede the Bethel-Lambuth game February 3. Basketball Royalty Revealed Gail Boling To Reign As Queen By NETTIE JEAN JOHNSON Reigning over basketball festivities February 3, will be the lovely Lambuth girls below. The basketball team has chosen Miss Gail Boling as the 1956 Basketball Queen, and for her maids they have chosen Misses Patty Williams, Gloria Fowkles, and Kitty Richardson. Gail, a sophomore, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John O. Boling of Morris Chapel, Ten- nessee. She graduated from Morris Chapel High School as salutatorian of her classe. She was very active in high school being president of both her jun- ior and senior classes and serv- ing as cheerleader one year. Since coming to Lambuth she has been kept very busy. During her freshman year she became a member of Beta Sigma Alpha Sorority and is still an active member. She served as a maid in the basketball royalty last year and was a member of the SCA Council, Lantern Staff, and Music Club. This year Gail is serving as maid to Miss Lambuth and as royalty for Sigma Alpha Fraternity. She is a member of the choir for the second year, and she is also secretary for SCA Council, a member of the Spec- ial Events Committee, and a ; member of F. T. A. Gail plans to major in Elementary Educa- tion and is now working on her teacher ' s certificate, which she will use as a medium to receive experience in the teaching pro- fession before continuing with her post-graduate work at Sear- ritt College in Nashville. After this, Gail plans to do home mis- sion work in the educational field. Patty Williams, also a sopho- more here, is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Roy Williams of Memphis, Tennessee. Patty, Lam- buth ' s own Miss Tennessee, will be serving as basketball royalty for the second consecutive year. Among her many activities on the campus are membership in F. T. A., the Dramatics Club, and Omega Upsilon Lambda Sorority. She has served as cheerleader and queen for Si.u ' ma Alpha Fra- SEASON NEARS END At present the Lambuth Eagles have won six games and lost eight. They have played much better than this record indicates, however. All the games have been fairly close with the exception of the C. B. C. game. The boys have played well, as is seen by the scoring of Richard Fly, who has a 22 point average per game. Close behind him is Jerry Pate with a 17 point average. One of the Eagles ' best games was against Bethel, as the Eagles waltzed off with a 111-98 victory. The boys were on their toes all the wa y, and with the scoring of Fly and Pate and the rebound- ing of Freeman, the Eagles won. The strange part of the Eagles ' victories Is that they defeat teams that beat other colleges yet when they play those col- leges, they lose to them. For ex- ample, they beat Bethel and Bet- hel beat U. T. M. B. yet U. T. M. B. defeated the Eagles. But the season is not over yet, and we feel confident that the Eagles will finish the season with a winning record. A big asset to them would be a large number ot the student body attending all the home games. Come out, won ' t you ? NEW VISION STAFF— Seated: Joan Evans— First Row: Nettle Jean Johnson, Nancy Jane Pennington, Ruth Futrell. Charles Dyer. Ann Ross. Anita Hl h, Doris Robinson, Janle Puckett, B Martha Jane Smith— Second Row: Cherry Moore. Ann Rust Evans, Bobbie Pratt, Betty Stewart, Gwen McCIintock, Marjorie Cooley, Larry Bond, Larry Baker. Jhe Lantern taf f We, the staff, wish to express our appreciation to all of those who have co-operated in compiling this yearbook. We sincerely hope that in the future years as you leaf through this annual you may recall your college days at Lambuth with pleasure and satisfaction. Quinton Hoffman Sponsor Seated: Jerry Smith, Ann Robbins. Standing: Jennie Tickle, Bill Lewis, Gloria Fowlkes, Larry Baker, Jo Yancy, Larry Bond, Georgia Hobb. ■4 74 $ Jerry Smith Editor Ann Robbins Associate Editor Jack Smith Business Manager •4( 75 )§►.- Jo DePriest Assistant Editor Jo Yancy Art Editor Janie Puckett Society Editor Larry W. Baker Snapshot Editor -4 76 )§►•■ emem rush week . . . goats . . . parties . . . spring formals . . . -4 78 )§►••- -4 79 ►« (Han Petta Left to right: Lanelle Stewart, Secretary-Treasurer; Margaret Ann Price, Chaplain; Martha Ray Sauls, Historian; Frances Giles, Goat-Mistress; Bobbie Winston, President; Nancy Tate, Vice-President. 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Homecoming . . . -4 93 )§►•■ f n ( neerieadi Patty Williams, Jimmy O ' Donnell, Joan Evans, Jo Yancy, Head Cheerleader, Mike Haynes, Patty Barham . . j_ • iMJil ' • - ■ i ■ •■■■•■ ' (Jjtasketbali tKoualtu 1955-56 uatiu MAID GLORIA FOWLKES QUEEN GAIL BOLING MAID PATTY WILLIAMS MAID KITTY RICHARDSON Back Row: Cecil Kirk, Manager; Hugh Welch, Jerry Chapman, Tommy Welch, Jerry Atkins, Travis Austin, James Byrd, Sammy Smith, Billy Lewis, Bill Bell, Joe Hawkins, Kenneth Sowell, Bobby Moore. Front Row: Jerry Pate, Russell Teddington, Bob Freeman, Roscoe Williams, coach; Richard Fly, co-captain; Jackie King, Charles Bray, co-captain. Jhe c Lambutn C aaled 1955-56 9 ' Jhe r ecord LAMBUTH OPPONENT 64 Martin College 61 87 Martin College 56 54 Freed-Hardeman 72 110 Millsaps 98 77 Arkansas College 82 88 U. T. M. B 67 77 Florence State 69 69 C. B. C 98 111 Bethel 97 67 Athens 75 80 Vanderbilt Jr. Varsity 88 72 U. T. M. B 87 56 Sewanee 82 80 Birmingham Southern 94 69 Freed-Hardeman 74 40 Sewanee 49 71 Belmont 107 87 U. T. M. B 63 88 William Carey 91 100 Florence State 92 63 Bethel 83 52 Murray Jr. Varsity 66 63 Vanderbilt Jr. Varsity 101 79 Athens 77 66 U. T. M. B 70 58 C. B. C 71 Junior Varsity Coach Roscoe Williams Richard Fly, Charles Bray, Co-Captains •4 97 )§ •■ (l3roadcaSlina L- Carl Gray Russell Gallimore Larry Green % rew Lactates Jsn rct 9 ion Front Row: Bobby Vaughn, Bobby Gilliland, James Clark, Donald Pitt, Charles Bray Jerry Pate Dudley Dancer. Back Row: Richard Fly, John Fish, Bill Lewis, Coach Roscoe Williams Russell Teddington, Jackie King, Charles Bell. ( - a$ebcill Ji earn Jennls _Je earn Front Row: Kitty Richardson, Jo Yancy, Betty Burgess. Back Row: Bryce Francis, Larry Young, Larry Bond, Frank Smith. •«§{ 99 ) . Lambuth College r i o-C aucationai L olCeae of- cJLioeral Arrti MEMBER OF SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS, ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN COLLEGES, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES OF THE METHODIST CHURCH, AND THE TENNESSEE ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE FOR THE TRAINING OF PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS. Jffers L ourde cJLeadlna to Jhe f. (J5. =Jjt earee f For Catalog, Other Information, and Application Forms Write THE DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS LAMBUTH COLLEGE JACKSON, TENN. -•••§( 101 }§ .■ Atbta i « SMITH FUNERAL HOME SERVING WEST TENNESSEE FOR OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY Ambulance Service Trained Attendants 7-5555 Oxygen Equipped Air Conditioned LAMBUTH COLLEGE and THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE PARTNERS IN PROGRESS OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THIS GREAT INSTITUTION THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE JACKSON, TENNESSEE Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation -4 103 ►- Compliments of J. C. EDENTON COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS Branches Brownsville, Tennessee Humboldt, Tennessee Milan, Tennessee Ripley, Tennessee Corinth, Mississippi Make Sure It ' s JACKSON ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT ' .. THE BOOTERY 209 E. LAFAYETTE 4 104 The MOORE STUDIO I ictorial chrome of the K o-C d — Xr studio of Distinction JWerina alwaus the latest and best achievements of f- kotoarapnic S rrt 2 1 5 North Liberty Street JACKSON, TENN. WE ARE BOOSTING FOR LAMBUTH WE ARE BANKING ON JACKSON The Second National Bank OF JACKSON 1886 — THREE SCORE YEARS AND TEN— 1956 I «gf I05J3-- I Compliments of A GOOD PLACE TO EAT McCall-Hughes Clo. Co. 1 14 North Liberty Street Phone 7-18 II Jackson, Tenn. Compliments of WHITAKER ' S PHARMACY Compliments of MET MOVIE and Met Drive-In After graduation comes your home SEE Ray Lasley Sons, REALTORS F.H.A., G.I. and Conventional Loans Real Estate and Insurance 1 05 E. 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FOR EVERYTHING Compliments of The Camera Shop IN SPORTS SEE Compliments of OWEN GROCERY MARKET ALLEN BANANA Campbell King COMPANY Your Campus Store Compliments of Compliments of GRABER ' S Robins Cigar Company 4 1 07 }§►- Compliments of BRASHER ' S Home of Hart, Schaffner Marx Clothes Baker ' s Esso Station Phone 7-6241 Road Service 1400 North Highland Avenue Jackson, Tennessee rinleu 5 J rn iu 5 narmacu 1405 Highland Ave. Prescription Specialist Phone 7-9666 OPEN TIL 10 O ' CLOCK EVERY NIGHT Glen-More Clothing Co. 214 N, Market St. Jackson, Tennessee FACTORY TO YOU DRINK AMERICA ' S FINEST FOOD CONFECTION eca IN BOTTLES COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS OF JACKSON Phone 7-261 1 McGEE-ROSS HARDWARE COMPANY The Hardware Department Store of Jackson 21 1 E. Lafayette St. 214 E. College St. Phone 7-3308 Compliments of BLACK AND WHITE STORE —4 1 08 fr- Simpson Center Jackson ' s First Shopping Center For all your food needs shop SIMPSON ' S SUPER STORE Free Parking Complete Bakery Harold L Simpson, Owner Particular People Patronize PARK Dry Cleaners 935 Campbell 533 E. Chester Phone 7-7413 or 2-2526 Compliments of NATHAN ' S PEARLOIS BEAUTY SHOPPE 306 E. Main Phone 7-4433 The Light Refreshment Jolly Cholly Drive In 1338 Highland Old Fashioned Pit Bar-B-Q COMPLIMENTS John Williams Steel Works STEEL FABRICATORS •4 I09J8H. r£) At J f BEARE ICE COAL CO. Cr co. PAINT WALLPAPER ICE— COAL— REFRIGERATORS VENETIAN BLINDS MOBILGAS— MOBILOIL 119 Highland Jackson, Tennessee For The Latest in Campus Clothes Visit The SPORTSWEAR SHOP of Hollands JACKSON ' S GREATEST STORE WHERE THE LAMBUTH COEDS MEET Charlie ' s Drive In 315 POPLAR JACKSON, TENN. LAYCOOK Printing Co. S. Church St. Jackson, Tenn. Compliments of The HUT R o5e 6 o W$ YOUR STORE FOR FAMOUS BRANDS ■4 iiojg - Adkins, Barbara -- Route 1, Box 15-A, Union City, Tennessee Allen, Ronald -- Route 3, Jackson, Tennessee Anderson, McNeal -- Saltillo, Tennessee Archer, George T. -- Halls, Tennessee Archer, John -- Route 3, Halls, Tennessee Atkins, Jerry -- 445 Forest Avenue, McKenzie, Tennessee Austin, Travis -- Corinth, Mississippi Baggett, James — Brownsville, Tennessee Bailey, Wilbur -- Mercer, Tennessee Baker, Larry R. -- Route 4, Huntingdon, Tennessee Baker, Larry W. -- 1702 Willow Wood, Memphis, Tennessee Barham, Leslie -- Route 1, Jackson, Tennessee Barham, Patty -- 227 Laconte, Jackson, Tenness ee Barkley, Jessie -- Route 1, Box 312, Arlington, Tennessee Barron, Jimmy -- Selmer, Tennessee Bass, Tommy -- Whiteville, Tennessee Beal, Joe -- Milan, Tennessee Beare, Bobby -- Old Medina Road, Jackson, Tennessee Bell, Edith — Holladay, Tennessee Bell, Larry -- 1924 Bonwood, Jackson, Tennessee Bell, Bill -- 706 N. Mendenhall Road, Memphis, Tennessee Bennett, Beverly --63 Mimosa Drive, Jackson, Tennessee Billings, Franklin -- Tipton, Tennessee Binford, Charles -- 202 Eddings, Fulton, Kentucky Boaz, Ben -- 1649 Jackson, Memphis, Tennessee Boling, Gale -- Morris Chapel, Tennessee Bond, Larry -- 1008 N. Watkins, Apt. 6, Memphis, Tennessee Boyd, Andy -- 111 Crescent Avenue, Jackson, Tennessee Brasher, George -- 119 Terrace Place, Jackson, Tennessee Bray, Charles -- 515 S. Missouri, Bemis, Tennessee Brewer, Pat -- 700 Whitehall, Jackson, Tennessee Brill, Morris -- 204 E. Deaderick, Jackson, Tennessee Brooks, Frances -- Greenfield, Tennessee Brooks, Ruth -- Medina, Tennessee Browder, Katie -- Beech Bluff, Tennessee Browning, Sherwood -- Moscow, Tennessee Brumbelow, Hazel -- 118-A Westwood Gardens, Jackson, Tennessee Bryson, Jerry -- Pickwick Dam, Tennessee Burgess, Betty -- Bethel Springs, Tennessee Bell, Charles -- 771 E. Chester, Jackson, Tennessee Burnett, Bill --14 Westwood Gardens, Jackson, Tennessee Burns, Myra -- Route 3, Milan, Tennessee Buzbee, Charlotte -- 1023 Wrenwood, Memphis, Tennessee Byrum, Jesse -- Bemis, Tennessee Cantrell, Dean -- Milan, Tennessee Carroll, DeLavelle -- 2046 Prospect, Memphis, Tennessee Chapman, Jerry -- Humboldt, Tennessee Chester, Maxine -- Route 3, Humboldt, Tennessee Chisholm, Jean -- Route 2, Gates, Tennessee Churchwell, Arlene -- Trezevant, Tennessee Clarke, James -- Box 110, Milan, Tennessee Clarke, John --1833 Shawnee CI., Memphis, Tennessee Clarke, Thomas -- 765 Highland, Milan, Tennessee Clayton, Paul — Halls, Tennessee Clyce, Jerry -- 462 Jackson, Jackson, Tennessee Cole, Robert -- Bruceton, Tennessee Coleman, Alice -- Lavinia, Tennessee MU Munford 1755-J 7-0800 2423 9-3562 110 -M 4803 4123 EL 7-1315 2-1949 7-1878 3525 2851 1159-J 7-2302 7-1759 5-5917 7-5647 36W2 1262-W BR 5-6734 7-3516 7-1608 7-8130 7-9018 7-9885 2-2784 3218 6925 2038 2442 2-2386 9-3170 6211 7-4218 2-4717 1453-W 34-5470 7-8404 1299J3 WH 8-3523 513W 7-357 669 WH 6-9830 669 3771 7-1677 6522 ■4 I I 3 }§►.. Collier, Carolyn -- Route 1, Fulton, Kentucky Coppedge, Tommy -- 327 Linden, Jackson, Tennessee Cooley, Marjorie -- Newbern, Tennessee Cook, Frances -- 416 Greenwood, Jackson, Tennessee Cooper, William -- 209 Campbell, Jackson, Tennessee Council, Ann -- 4523 Highway 51 So., Memphis, Tennessee Cotham, Jackie -- Huntingdon, Tennessee Creason, David -- Benton, Kentucky Creasy, Calvin -- Box 282, Bemis, Tennessee Crocker, Carolyn -- 629 N. Royal, Jackson, Tennessee Crump, Sally -- 1932 Scottwood, West Memphis, Arkansas Dancer, Dudley -- Selmer, Tennessee Davis, Mary Frances -- Route 7, Humboldt, Tennessee Dennie, Bill -- Oakland, Tennessee De Priest, Jo -- 3593 Vernon, Memphis, Tennessee DeShazo, Phyllis -- Raleigh, Tennessee Dew, Ernest -- Halls, Tennessee Dew, Nellie -- Halls, Tennessee Dickson, Dottie -- Bolivar, Tennessee Dickerson, Carl -- Route 1, Stanton, Tennessee Doss, Russell -- 4633 Flamingo, Memphis, Tennessee Doss, Billie Jane -- 4633 Flamingo, Memphis, Tennessee Duncan, James — 20 Westwood Gardens, Jackson, Tennessee Duncan, Nancy -- Bemis, Tennessee Dungan, Wayne — Route 7, Humboldt, Tennessee Dunkin, Cecil -- 370 E. Olive, Memphis, Tennessee Dyer, Charles -- Route 1, Jackson, Tennessee Eaves, Don -- 135 Rosedale, Jackson, Tennessee Eason, Gay -- Bemis, Tennessee Eason, Joyce -- 215 Kentucky, Bemis, Tennessee Edgin, Charles -- 421 Preston, Jackson, Tennessee Enoch, Rex -- Box 133, Henderson, Tennessee Estes, Tommy -- 440 E. Forrest, Jackson, Tennessee Evans, Ann Rust -- Bells, Tennessee Evans, Joan -- 3334 Buckner Lane, Paducah, Kentucky Fanning, Johnny -- 250 Linden, Jackson, Tennessee Faulkner, Earline -- Jackson, Tennessee Fesmire, Wayne -- 3542 Adams Street, Paducah, Kentucky Finnie, Gordon -- White ville, Tennessee Fish, John -- 1311 Marlin, Memphis 16, Tennessee Fisher, Jimmy -- Route 2, Jackson, Tennessee Fisher, Troy -- 174 Keaton, Milan, Tennessee Flatt, Dwayne -- 528 Westmoreland, Jackson, Tennessee Fly, Richard -- 303 Burkett, Jackson, Tennessee Fowlkes, Gloria -- 421 St. John, Dyersburg, Tennessee Francis, Bryce -- Shelbyville, Tennessee Frazier, Nancy -- 543 Westmoreland, Jackson, Tennessee Freeman, Bob -- 12 Laurel Lane, Jackson, Tennessee Futrell, Ruth — 310 S. Brewer, Paris, Tennessee Fuzzell, Larry -- McKenzie, Tennessee Gaines, Ella Jo -- Henning, Tennessee Gallimore, Russell -- Route 2, Sharon, Tennessee Gilbert, Douglass -- 123 Jackson, Jackson, Tennessee Gilbert, Neil --1606 Brownsville Highway, Jackson, Tennessee Giles, Frances -- Route 4, Jackson, Tennessee Gilliland, Bobby -- 216 N. Fairground, Jackson, Tennessee Gilliland, Juanita -- Route 2, Gates, Tennessee Glenn, Katherine -- 2737 West Union, Millington, Tennessee Goddard, Betty ■-- Saulsbury, Tennessee Gooch, Dalton -- 134 W. Deaderick, Jackson, Tennessee Gray, Carl -- Gadsden, Tennessee Graves, Bettye Ann -- Route 4, Milan, Tennessee Green, Larry -- Route 7, Jackson, Tennessee Gregory, Don -- 3421 Forrest CI, Paducah, Kentucky Gwaltney, Jimmy -- McKenzie, Tennessee Hale, Birdie Ann -- White House, Tennessee Harness, Linda -- Route 4, Dyersburg, Tennessee Hansen, Mary -- 83 Mimosa, Jackson, Tennessee EX 14112 7-7733 3487 7-3476 2-1207 7-4576 4630 7-0215 7-3177 3428 7-4926 HO 5-2467 4-0346 34-4742 2382 2382 3322 Stanton 673 34-2133 34-2133 2-4500 7-0738 2-9105 WH 8-9602 7-8323 2-2780 7-9574 7-9574 7-3222 2116 7-5781 3902 2-1233 2-2812 2-1734 4631 7-5702 7-6035 972-W 7-0937 2-1493 574 4003 7-9122 2-4751 1218-J EX CA 3631 7-3490 2-2378 7-3279 2554 3-2018 2-3719 613-J-3 7-5032 2-2473 2165 2125 2720W3 7-9008 ' 4 114 Harrison, L. S. -- 321 Culpepper, Milan, Tennessee Hartman, John -- 1029 S. Wellington, Memphis, Tennessee Hassell, Jerry -- Trenton, Tennessee Hawkins, Joe Wayne -- 241 Russell Road, Jackson, Tennessee Haynes, Mike -- Route 4, Ripley, Tennessee Helms, Norman -- 322 Roland, Jackson, Tennessee Henderson, Gordon-- Route, 3, Box 248, Memphis, Tennessee Hendrix, Bobby -- 131 W. Mallory, Memphis, Tennessee Hicks, Betty -- Lexington Highway, Jackson, Tennessee Hicks, Lamar --908 Hollywood Drive, Jackson, Tennessee Hiett, Joe -- Benton, Kentucky High, Anita -- 404 Church, Brownsville, Tennessee Hilliard, Dave -- Obion, Tennessee Hobb, Georgia -- 507 W. Finley, Dyersburg, Tennessee Holland, Harvey -- 105 Gregg, Bemis, Tennessee Horton, John -- 3590 Autumn, Memphis, Tennessee Hill, Phil -- 135 Mimosa Drive, Jackson, Tennessee Hudson, Virginia -- 841 Campbell, Jackson, Tennessee Jaggers, Earl -- 1311 Martin, Jackson, Tennessee Johnson, Jane -- 210 Westwood, Jackson, Tennessee Johnson, Nettie Jean -- 627 Burke tt, Jackson, Tennessee Johnson, Travis -- 445 Roland, Jackson, Tennessee Johnston, Joan -- 403 N. Poplar, Paris, Tennessee Johnston, Phillip -- 153 Crescent, Jackson, Tennessee Jones, Naida -- 307 Lambuth, Jackson, Tennessee Kibbons, John D. -- Route 6, Humboldt, Tennessee Kim Chong Hwan -- Seoul, Korea Kim Chong Sik -- Route 5, Arlington, Kentucky King, Jack -- 221 S. Massachusetts, Berrus, Tennessee Kirk, Cecil -- 2078 Tant, Memphis, Tennessee Kirk, James -- 14B Parkview Cts. , Jackson, Tennessee Knolton, Bobby -- 167 Hurt, Jackson, Tennessee Laman, Janell -- Route 2, Humboldt, Tennessee Lee, Hee Ho -- Seoul, Korea Lester, Jeff -- 600 3rd Street, Fulton, Kentucky Lewis, Lim -- 3268 Cozassa Road, Memphis 16, Tennessee Lewis, Shirley -- 107 Cedar, Jackson, Tennessee Lewis, Bill -- 2016 Higbee, Memphis, Tennessee Littlefield, Jane -- Adamsville, Tennessee Litton, William -- Route 1, Jackson, Tennessee Lockhart, Carolyn -- Route 7, Jackson, Tennessee McCoy, John -- 245 Morgan, Jackson, Tennessee McAlexander, Robert -- 428 Jackson, Jackson, Tennessee McClintock, Gwen -- 1278 Union, Memphis, Tennessee McDonald, Polly -- Obion, Tennessee McKissack, Jessie -- Route 4, Jackson, Tennessee McMinn, Norman -- Milan, Tennessee McNatt, John -- 22 Laurel Lane, Jackson, Tennessee Manley, E. S. -- 537 Wisdom, Jackson, Tennessee Mathis, Tommy -- 412 N. First Street, Milan, Tennessee Mayfield, Mary Nelle -- Newbern, Tennessee Meals, Carol -- Humboldt, Tennessee Milam, Samuel — 1100 E. Chester, Jackson, Tennessee Mills, J. H. -- Bells, Tennessee Means, John -- Bonwood, Jackson, Tennessee Mischke, Mary Ellen -- 315 Lee Street, Paris, Tennessee Montgomery, Harold -- 227 1 2 Campbell, Jackson, Tennessee Montgomery, James -- 18 Sunset, Jackson, Tennessee Montgomery, Rebecca -- 227 1 2 Campbell, Jackson, Tennessee Moody, Cynthia -- Brownsville, Tennessee Moore, Bobby Joe -- 1519 N. Trezevant, Memphis, Tennessee Moore, Cherry -- 18 LaShawte Cr. , Jackson, Tennessee Moorehead, Donald -- Cedar Grove, Tennessee Martin, Bo bby Jack -- 525 Lexington, Jackson, Tennessee Morgan, King -- 83 Westwood Gardens, Jackson, Tennessee Morris, Joe -- 160 McCorry, Jackson, Tennessee Murchison, Richard -- 320 Park, Jackson, Tennessee Myatt, Betty -- Route 3, Mayfield, Kentucky CA 1008 WH 8-2596 440 -J 2-3187 2-1733 34-6522 WH 6-5289 2-2035 2-1774 77481 269-W 250 96 7-5851 48-1608 7-8958 2-2177 7-0984 7-3751 2-3378 7-0720 502 7-0750 7-4921 475 XW 7-1665 62-6031 7-8115 7-1162 251-R-2 948 -M WH 2-1465 2-2579 BR 8-2983- J 2-2160 2-1405 7-8846 7-3112 6-9597 146-W 7-6174 BR 2-9053 7-8386 273 2212 1262-W 7-2129 7-6397 35 2-1395 470 4-9424 7-5819 5304 2-3360 7-2159 2-2868 7-8202 °4W5 )jh- Nace, Roanne -- Bon Air Circle, Jackson, Tennessee 2-3562 Nace, William -- Bon Air Circle, Jackson, Tennessee 2-3562 Nickias, Johnny -- 206 Lambuth, Jackson, Tennessee 2-2452 Norville, Rex -- Bells, Tennessee 2157 Olhausen, Darius -- 592 Richard, Memphis, Tennessee MU 5-0364 O ' Donnell, Jimmy -- 3763 Allendale, Memphis, Tennessee 62-9954 O ' Neal, Tommye -- Saltillo, Tennessee Orr, Fay -- 104 Ingleside, Jackson, Tennessee Orr, Norman -- 104 Ingleside, Jackson, Tennessee Owen, Hugh -- 242 Fairground, Jackson, Tennessee 2-3433 Pace, Barbara -- 832 So. 9th, Mayfield, Kentucky 1617-W Page, Mack -- Trenton, Tennessee 358 Parker, Ernest -- 417 Pate, Dyersburg, Tennessee 2416 Parker, Luther -- 718 Lambuth, Jackson, Tennessee 2-2882 Parker, Bobby -- 417 Pate, Dyersburg, Tennessee 2416 Parrish, Rosalie -- 207 South Main, Mount Pleasant, Tennessee 4191 Pate, Jerry -- 114-B Westwood Gardens, Jackson, Tennessee 2-3614 Peel, Tommy -- Route 1, Millington, Tennessee Rosemark 75 Peeler, Jerrie -- 1592 Buntyn, Memphis, Tennessee 33-4685 Pennington, Nancy Jane -- Mercer, Tennessee 4671 Perkins, Naomi -- Big Sandy, Tennessee Pharis, Dale -- Route 1, Fulton, Kentucky 1226- R 2 Phillips, Jerry -- 330 S. Royal, Jackson, Tennessee 7-7789 Phillips, Paul -- 227 Oak, Jackson, Tennessee 7-0371 Pillow, Wright -- 203 Blythe, Paris, Tennessee 2097 Pratt, Bobbie Sue -- Milan, Tennessee 458 Price, Margaret Ann -- Somerville, Tennessee HO 5-2722 Puckett, Janie -- 520 Walnut, Dyersburg, Tennessee 1948 Redmond, William -- Maury City, Tennessee 79-J Reed, Nancy -- Route 3, Lexington, Tennessee 2645 Rein, Walter -- 250 Atlanta, Paducah, Kentucky 3-7001 Replogle, Jerene -- Medina, Tennessee 6263 Richardson, Carolyn -- 182 Wisdom, Jackson, Tennessee ' 7-3780 Rhodes, Donna -- Route 1, Puryear, Tennessee 143W Rhodes, Donald -- Route 1, Puryear, Tennessee 143W Rice, Lucy -- Route 6, Jackson, Tennessee 7-4922 Robbins, Ann -- Brownsville, Tennessee 160 Robinson, Carol -- Old Humboldt Road, Jackson, Tennessee 7-3302 Robinson, Doris -- 126 McCowat, Jackson, Tennessee 2-4875 Rodgers, Edwin -- Henderson, Tennessee 2688 Ross, Ann -- Route 4, Milan, Tennessee 661-W1 Ross, Billy -- Milledgeville, Tennessee 7-3105 Rushing, Clyde -- Route 4, Milan, Tennessee Rushing, Sarah -- Collierville, Tennessee 5964 Russell, Beecher -- 124 Rosewood, Jackson, Tennessee 7-1413 Ruth, Junell -- 5 Herron St., Bemis, Tennessee 7-6655 Sanford, Patsy -- Route 2, Wingo, Kentucky Sauls, Martha Ray -- Saulsbury, Tennessee 2221 Schroeter, Arnold -- 695 Westwood, Jackson, Tennessee 7-6242 Seddens, Billy -- White ville, Tennessee 2621 Siler, Fay -- 321 Lambuth, Jackson, Tennessee 7-9706 Sisk, David -- 136 Lynnhurst, Trenton, Tennessee 647 Sisk, Terry -- Route 4, Trenton, Tennessee 589-M4 Sissell, Bill -- Memphis, Tennessee 48-5417 Sloan, Frances -- 474 Jefferson, Ripley, Tennessee 142 Smith, Carolyn -- Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee 4415 Smith, Frank -- Savannah, Tennessee 3607 Smith, Howard --32 Wisteria, Jackson, Tennessee 7-5379 Smith, Jack -- 419 E. Baltimore, Jackson, Tennessee 7-0035 Smith, Jimmy -- 115 Talbot, Jackson, Tennessee 2-2238 Smith, Martha Jane -- Selmer, Tennessee 3562 Smith, Sammie -- 115 Fairground, Jackson, Tennessee 2-4828 Smith, Ruth Ann -- 423 Division, Jackson, Tennessee 7-5754 Smith, Jerry -- 423 Division, Jackson, Tennessee 7-5754 Smith, Bill -- 1540 E. Chester Extd. , Jackson, Tennessee 7-2248 Sowell, Kenneth -- Route 4, Jackson, Tennessee 7-4973 Spain, Billy Gene -- 453 Jackson, Jackson, Tennessee 2-1126 Steadman, Marjorie -- Selmer, Tennessee 3402 -«gf I 1 6 }3- Steadman, Virginia -- Selmer, Tennessee Steed, Mary -- 316 Gordon, Jackson, Tennessee Stewart, Bill -- 624 Lambuth, Jackson, Tennessee Stewart, Betty -- 1435 Snowden, Memphis, Tennessee Stewart, Imogene -- Lavinia, Tennessee Stewart, Lanelle -- Lavinia, Tennessee Stewart, Virginia -- 624 Lambuth, Jackson, Tennessee Stewart, Willodene -- Lavinia, Tennessee Sullivan, Betty -- Fort Pillow, Tennessee Tate, Mary Jane -- Route 1, Henning, Tennessee Tate, Nancy -- Huntingdon, Tennessee Teague, Jimmy -- 1732 Hollywood, Jackson, Tennessee Tickle, Jennie -- Dyersburg, Tennessee Tedington, Russell -- Beech Bluff, Tennessee Thomas, Patricia -- South Main St. , Somerville, Tennessee Thompson, Harold -- Gadsden, Tennessee Towater, Charles -- 314 Walnut, Jackson, Tennessee Townsend, Walter -- 340 Crescent, Jackson, Tennessee Upton, Donald -- Route 4, Brownsville, Tennessee Ussery, Sue -- 986 W. Forest, Jackson, Tennessee Van Dyke, Tony -- Puryear, Tennessee Vaughan, Bobby Ray -- Route 3, Friendship, Tennessee Vestal, Jo Ann -- 268 W. Broad, Bruceton, Tennessee Walker, Hilda -- Valley Ave., Jackson, Tennessee Waters, Earl -- Route 1, Graham, Tennessee Watson, William -- Route 2, Arlington, Tennessee Welch, Tommy -- 2733 Fillmore, Memphis, Tennessee Welch, Hugh -- 2743 Fillmore, Memphis, Tennessee Wells, Patty -- 808 Whitehall, Jackson, Tennessee Wells, Van -- 808 Whitehall, Jackson, Tennessee Whitehurst, Helen -- Brownsville, Tennessee White, Earl -- Huntingdon, Tennessee Whitley, Beverly -- Route 6, Ripley, Tennessee Wilkes, Marilyn -- Dyersburg, Tennessee Williams, James -- 204 Campbell, Jackson, Tennessee Williams, Jere -- Route 1, Bells, Tennessee Williams, Oscar -- 269 W. Forest, Jackson, Tennessee Williams, Bobby -- 306 Buena Vista, Memphis, Tennessee Williams, Patty -- 306 Buena Vista, Memphis, Tennessee Wilson, Clay -- 523 Division, Jackson, Tennessee Winston, Bobbie -- 203 Third, Parsons, Tennessee Witherspoon, Clyde -- 113 Vance Ave., Jackson, Tennessee Wright, Roy -- Pinson, Tennessee Wurth, Charlotte -- 184 Clements St., Paducah, Kentucky Wyatt, Laura -- 303 N. 6th., Mayfield, Kentucky Yancy, Charles -- Arlington, Kentucky Yancy, Jo -- 1724 Harrison, Paducah, Kentucky Yarbro, Hugh -- 1044 Old Medina Rd. , Jackson, Tennessee Yates, Boyce -- 1524 Lambuth, Jackson, Tennessee Young Larry -- Newbern, Tennessee 3402 7-3819 7-3146 BR 6-8811 Medina 6504 Medina 6504 7-3146 6504 Henning 2134 3171 4635 7-7644 1674-J HO 5-2825 807W3 7-3433 7-3537 558M2 2-2246 143-F Maury City 323 3893 7-0676 Centerville 3966 Rosemark 8-5 4-1563 4-7527 7-3397 7-3397 642-W 543R-4 129 3707 7-9422 BR 5-7624 BR 5-7624 7-3657 4264 2-2873 8-5011 34834 280 3-J 28509 7-6628 7-9367 3555 ■•«e{ I I 7 }§- 9 % | '  2 ti ,j|: tMQ. mm! mX ■ ' iflWWW dH fl I ALMA MATER There ' s a song in our hearts never ending, There ' s a vision in all of our dreams; There ' s a school with our lives ever blending, And that school is as grand as it seems. CHORUS Dear Lambuth, we hold you deep in our hearts, Dear Lambuth, you taught us the way, And tho future years intervene We ' ll dream of this wonderful day. Although far from your campus we wander, And strange flags in the skies be unfurled Memories cause our heart to grow fonder Of the dearest old school in the world. Always honor and glory you brought us Nor will we to that trust be untrue, We ' ll remember the faith that you taught us And bring honor and glory to you. ■ 6f I 1 8 }§►•■ iO ICO ICVJ | = CO iCO = 00 ICO