Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1957 volume:

UTH COLLEGE ACKSON, TENNESSEE Robbins, Editor rill, Business Manager mm 2 Table of Contents . . DEDICATION 4 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ... 12 CLASSES 16 SENIORS 17 JUNIORS 32 SOPHOMORES 38 FRESHMEN 46 STUDENT GOVERNMENT 56 PERSONALITIES 66 ORGANIZATIONS 76 SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS 90 SPORTS 104 STUDENT DIRECTORY 113 • . j f • • ««§ 3 £ ■■ Dedicated To . . . Dr. Arthur E. Evans «§ 4 $a Our Beloved Pop Evans Educator, Linguist, Musician, Composer Who has so faithfully supported all campus activities . . . Who with his quiet presence, his high ideals, his friendly hellos, has shown his dedication to the students of Lambuth Who has filled Lambuth with enthusiastic song We, your students, wish to express our sincere appreciation by dedicating this book to you. i ) 5 i? 5 H Lambuth Life ' • .; 8 § , nal Step . . . «s: 9 £ .. Our President . . . Dr. Luther L. Gobbel A.B., M.A., Ph.D. «•§ 12 Z Dean-Registrar Everette L. Walker A.B., M.A., Ed.D. Business Manager Julius W. Waits A.B., M.A. Director of Admissions, Dean of Students Stella Ward A.B., M.A. English Faculty . Administration Mrs. Ren a Hampton, Hostess, Ep worth Hall Mrs. Ruby Lankford, Manager of Book Store, Supervisor of Student Center Mar jorie Lasley, A.B., Secretary to the Deans Mrs. Elizabeth McGowan, Supervisor of Buildings Mrs. Elsie Robertson, Administrative Assistant Edgar L. Robinson, Director of Public Relations Mrs. Jennie Spencer, Bookkeeper Mrs. Roscoe Williams, Secretary to Business Manager Mrs. Thelma E. Walker, Dietitian Ray M. Allen, A.B., B.D., Ph.D., Religion Lilla Jean Brown, B.A., M.M., Piano A. E. Brown, A.B., B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Mathematics, Physics Mrs. 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 Mrs. Nelle Norman Cobb, B.S., M.S., Home Economics Hampton Lankford Lasley McGowan Robertson Robinson Spencer Williams Walker Allen L. Brown A. E. Brown Clark K. Clement S. V. Clement Cobb § 14 £ . . 1957 Robert L. Conrod, A.B., B.S., A.M., Ph.D., Economics William W. Cummings, B.S., M.A., Chemistry Marvin E. Eagle, A.B., A.M., History Arthur E. Evans, A.B., A.M., Foreign Languages Billie P. Exum, A.B., B.S., L.L.B., M.A., Sociology 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 Wilma McCague, B.S. in Ed., M.A., Speech and Dramatics Ruth Mainord, B.A., M.A., English Ruth Marr, B.S. in Ed., M.A., Education and Psychology Arthur D. Oxley, B.S., A.M., Biology Joseph M. Shumaker, A.B., A.M., Ed.D., Political Science, History Barney M. Thompson, B.S., M.Ed., Director of Music, Voice John R. Watt, A.B., M.S., Ph.D., Biology Roscoe C. Williams, A.B., M.A., Physical Education Not pictured: John DeBruyn, A.B., A.M., M.A., Ph.D., English Dorothy C. Walker, A.B., M.A., Art and Music Conrod Cummings Eagle Evans Exum Haedrich Hatch Hoffman McCague Mainord Marr Oxley Shumaker Thompson Watt Williams «§ 15 £ Senior Class The final step of four years progress is completed at last. How short these years seem now that they are over. We have gained many things from college life — maturity, judgment, self-confidence. Many of our goals have been attained, a few forgotten, and some changed. College has been fun. Friendships which we formed here will make up a wonderful part of our lives. The days have been filled with activities, parties, laughter, tears and fellowship. We come to graduation time with elation at having completed an important task, and yet we are filled with regret at leaving Lambuth, our home for four happy years. § 16 Stepping into the Future Norman Orr — President Jerry Smith — Vice-President Lanelle Stewart — Secretary Russell Gallimore — Treasurer § 17 $• MARTHA SAULS LEITSCHUH . . . Jackson, Tenn. Major: English . . . Minor: Home Economics . . . Tau Delta Sorority 1, 2, 3, 4; Heraldress 1, 2; Historian 3; Vice-President 4 . . .Lambda Iota Tau 3, 4; Secretary- Treasurer 3; President 4 . . . Future Teachers of Amer- ica 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sprague Hall Council 3 ... All College Social Committee 2; Secretary 2 . . . New Vision 4; News Editor 4. LANELLE STEWART . . . Lavinia, Tennessee Major: English . . . Minor: Sociology . . . Tau Delta Sorority 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Chaplain 2 . . . Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treas- urer 2; President 3 . . . Lambda Iota Tau 3, 4; Vice- President 4 . . . Student Body Publicity Committee 2 . . . Girls ' Dormitory Council 3, 4; Vice-President 3, 4 . . . Class Officer 3, 4; Secretary 3, 4 . . . Executive Committee 3 . . . Who ' s Who 4. NABHAN Z. ARAFAT . . . Nablus, Jordan Major: Economics . . . Minor: Business . . from University of Texas. Transfer MARGARET ANN PRICE . . . Somerville, Tennessee Major: Biology . . . Minor: Chemistry . . . Tau Delta Sorority 1, 2, 3, 4; Chaplain 3; Secretary-Treasurer 4 . . . Choir 1, 2 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Student Body Pub- licity Chairman 4 . . . Special Events Committee 4 . . . Future Teachers of America 3, 4. EARL WATERS . . . Nunnelly, Tennessee Major: English . . . Minor: Spanish . . . Lambda Iota Tau 3, 4 . . . Future Teachers of America 3, 4; President 4. FRANK SMITH . . . Savannah, Tennessee Major: History . . . Minor: Religion . . . Tennis Team 3, 4 . . . Ministerial Association 3, 4 . . . Transfer from Martin College. CHOW LINE -§ 18 • Leitschuh Waters Stewart Smith Price Arafat «§ 19 §•• LET ' S GO TO CHARLIE ' S! JO YANCY . . . Paducah, Kentucky Major: Elementary Education . . . Minor: English . . . Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain 3, 4 . . . Sophomore Class Secretary . . . All-College Social Committee 2, 3, 4; Chairman 4 . . . Choir 1, 2, 3 . . . Vocal Ensemble 1, 2, 3 . . . Art Editor 3, 4 . . . New Vision Staff 2 . . . Kappa Phi Epsilon Royalty 2, 3; Maid 2; Queen 3 . . . Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Omega Upsilon Lambda 1, 2, 3, 4; Pledge Mistress 2 ; Reporter 3 ; Historian 4 . . . Dramatics Club 2, 3 . . . Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Executive Committee 4 . . . L Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Special Events Committee 2, 3, 4. Vice-President 3 . . . Choir 1, 2 ... All College Social Chairman 3 . . . Dormitory Council 4 . . . Special Events Committee 2 . . . Pan-Hellenic Council 3. JOE HIETT . . . Benton, Kentucky Major: English . . . Minor: Sociology . . . Freshman Class Vice-President 1 . . . Ministerial Association 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Theta Psi Good Citizenship Award 1 . . . S. C. A. President 2, 4 . . . Student Body President 3 . . . Execu- tive Committee 2, 3, 4 . . . Dramatics Club 3, 4 . . . Literary Forum 3 . . . Chief Justice of Judicial Committee 4 . . . Who ' s Who 3. MARTHA JANE SMITH . . . Selmer, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education . . . Minor: English . . . Omega Upsilon Lambda 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3, 4 . . . Choir 1,2... Dramatics Club 2 . . . Declamation Award 2 . . . New Vision Staff 2, 3, 4 . . , All-College Social Committee 3 . . . Music Club Treasurer 1 . . . Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Executive Committee 3, 4 . . . Kappa Phi Epsilon Royalty 3, 4; Maid 3; Queen 4 . . . Special Events Committee 2 . . . S. C. A. Treasurer 4 . . . Junior Class Favorite 3 . . . Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4; President 4 . . . Who ' s Who 4 . . . Student Council 3,4. ANN ROBBINS . . . Lexington, Tennessee Major: English . . . Minor: Biology . . . Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Vocal Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls ' Trio 1 . . . Omega Upsilon Lambda 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter 2; Pledge Mistress 4 . . . Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Best Actress Award 2 . . . New Vision Staff 1, 2 . . . All College Social Committee 3 . . . Student Publicity Committee Chairman 3 . . . Executive Committee 3 . . . Lantern Staff 2, 3, 4; Art Editor 2; Associate Editor 3; Editor 4 . . . Sigma Alpha Royalty 3 . . . Special Events Committee 2 . . . Miss Lambuth 2 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Literary Forum 3 . . . Who ' s Who 4. «§ 20 ANN ROSS . . . Milan, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education . . . Minor: English . . . Freshman Class Secretary . . . Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3; Secretary 2 . . . Student Council 2, 3 . . . Special Events Committee 2, 3 ; Treasurer 2 . . . Class Favorite 2 . . . New Vision 2, 3 ; Business Manager 2 ; Editor 3 . . . Future Teachers of America 3 . . . Lambda Iota Tau Secretary 3 . . . Dormitory Council 1, 2; Secretary 2. JOHN HARTMAN . . . Memphis, Tennessee Major: English . . . Minor: History . . . Sigma Alpha Fraternity 1, 2, 3, 4; Chaplain 2; President 3 . . . Judicial Committee 3 . . . Advisory Committee 3 . . . S. C. A. JOAN EVANS . . . Memphis, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education . . . Minor: English . . . Omega Upsilon Lambda 1, 2, 3, 4; Pledge President 1 ; Secretary 2, 3 ; Vice-President 4 . . . Kappa Phi Epsilon Royalty 4 . . . Judicial Committee 4 . . . All-College Social Committee 1 . . . Chairman Student Chapel Com- mittee 2 . . . Special Events Committee 4 . . . Executive Committee 2 . . . New Vision Staff 1, 2, 3; News Editor 1 ; Feature Editor 2 ; Editor 3 . . . Student Council 3, 4 . . . Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 . . . Choir 1, 2, 3 . . . Ensemble 2, 3 . . . Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Most Representative Junior Award 3 . . . Honorable Mention for Best Actress 3 . . . Best All Around 3 . . . Who ' s Who 4. Yancy Smith Ross Hartman HlETT ROBBINS Evans •§ 21 EDWIN S. RODGERS . . . Henderson, Tennessee Major: History . . . Minor: Economics . . . Transfer from Freed-Hardeman . . . Kappa Phi Epsilon 2, 3, 4; Pledge Master 3 . . . Student Council 3, 4. BILLY GLENN KIRK . . . Jackson, Tennessee Major: History . . . Minor: Economics . . . Ministerial Association 2, 3. FRED S. FRENCH . . . Whitehaven, Tennessee Major: Economics . . . Minor: Accounting . . . Transfer from Memphis State College . . . Kappa Phi Epsilon, 4 . . . Ministerial Association 4. HAROLD L. MONTGOMERY . . . Pulaski, Tennessee Major: History . . . Minor: Sociology . . . Ministerial Association 3, 4 . . . Transfer from Martin College. CALVIN H. CREASY . . . Bemis, Tennessee Major: Biology . . . Minor: Mathematics . . . Theta Psi Fraternity 3, 4; Pledge of the Year 3; Treasurer 4 . . . Science Club 2, 3, 4; President 3 . . . Executive Com- mittee 3 . . . Transfer from University of Tennessee at Martin. DONALD MOOREHEAD . . . Cedar Grove, Tennessee Major: Social Science . . . Minor: Religion . . . Minis- terial Association 3, 4. ALL TAKEN «5 22 £ RODGERS Kirk Creasy French Montgomery Moorehead « $ 23 @ SPRING FEVER WILLIAM ROBERT WILLIAMS . . . Memphis, Tenn. Major: English . . . Minor: History . . . Transfer from Memphis State College. EARLINE FAULKNER . . . Jackson, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education . . . Minor: English . . . Tau Delta Sorority 1, 2, 3, 4; Historian 4 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Future Teachers of America 1, 3 . . . New Vision Staff 3, 4; Typist 3; News Editor 4 . . . Intramural Sports Committee 3 . . . Chapel Committee 4. SALLY RUTH CRUMP . . . West Memphis, Arkansas Major: Music (Voice) . . . Minor: Business Education . . . Sigma Alpha Maid 2, 4 . . . Theta Psi Maid 3 . . . Beta Sigma Alpha 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3, 4 . . . Music Club 2, 3, 4; Scrapbook Chairman 2; Ticket-Sales Chair- man 2; Vice-President 3; President 4 . . . Choir 2, 3; Ensemble 2, 3 . . . Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4 . . . Chairman Chapel Committee 4 . . . Women ' s Dor- mitory Council President 4 . . . Dramatics Club 2 . . . Transfer from Texarkana College. JOHN WOODARD FANNING . . . Jackson, Tennessee Major: Biology . . . Minor: English . . . Theta Psi Fra- ternity 1, 2, 3, 4; Goat Master 3 . . . Science Club 2 . . . Lantern Staff 2. CLARAN BOYD . . . Jackson, Tennessee Major: English . . . Minor: Business Education . . . Sigma Alpha Fraternity 1, 2, 3, 4; Historian 4 . . . New Vision 1, 2 . . . Chapel Committee 2. RUSSELL GALLIMORE , . Major: English . . . Minor: Phi Epsilon 1, 2; Secretary 2 ciate Business Manager 2 . . . . Sharon, Tennessee Mathematics . . . Kappa . . Lantern Staff 2; Asso- Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Special Events Com- mittee 1 . . . Student Broadcast Crew 2, 3, 4 . . . Men ' s Dormitory Council President 3, 4 . . . Executive Com- mittee 3, 4 . . . Ministerial Association 4 . . . S. C. A. Council 4 . . . Chapel Committee 4. CHARLES BELL . . . Jackson, Tennessee Major: Chemistry . . . Minor: Mathematics . , Alpha 3 . . . Science Club 2 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3. Sigma «•$ 24 $• Gallimore Bell WlLLTAMS Fattlkner Crttmp Fanning Boyd «•§ 25 §•• JOHN HORTON . . . Memphis, Tennessee Major: English . . . Minor: History . . . Freshman Class President . . . Theta Psi Fraternity 1, 2, 3, 4; President 2 . . . Junior Class President . . . Student Body President 4 . . . Choir 1 . . . Who ' s Who 4. PAUL CLAYTON . . . Halls, Tennessee Major: English . . . Minor: Religion . . . Ministerial Association 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Theta Psi Fraternity 1, 2, 3, 4; Chaplain 2 . . . S. C. A. Council 2, 3; Treasurer 3 . . . Dormitory Council 2, 3. WILBER BAILEY . . . Mercer, Tennessee Major: History . . . Minor: Physical Education . . . Basketball 2 . . . Future Teachers 1. PHILIP HILL . . . Jackson, Tennessee Major: Economics . . . Minor: Business Education . . . Kappa Phi Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4; Sergeant-at-Arms 3 . . . Special Events Committee 2, 3 . . . Baseball 1, 4. BILL WATSON . . . Arlington, Tennessee Major: History . . . Minor: Religion . . . Ministerial Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; President 4 . . . Theta Psi Fraternity 1, 2, 3, 4; Chaplain 3. RUSSELL TEDINGTON . . . Jackson, Tennessee Major: History . . . Minor: Physical Education . . . Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Baseball 2 . . . Future Teachers of America 4 . . . Who ' s Who 4. WALTER REIN . . . Paducah, Kentucky Major: English . . . Minor: French . . . Transfer Paducah Junior College . . . Dramatics Club 3, 4 . . . Kappa Phi Epsilon 3, 4; Pledge Master 4. WHAT ' S UP, DOC? ««$ 26 $ HORTON Bailey Hill Watson Clayton Tedington Rein « $ 27 £ ■• RIDING IN STYLE JACK A. SMITH . . . Jackson, Tennessee Major: Economics . . Minor: Business . . Transfer from University of Tennessee . . . Special Events Com- mittee 2, 3 . . Science Club 2, 3 . . . Lantern Staff 3, 4; Business Manager 3 . . . Vice-President of Senior Class. W. JERRY SMITH . . . Jackson, Tennessee Major: Biology . . . Minor: Business . •. . Transfer from University of Tennessee . . . Special Events Committee 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Chapel Committee 2, 3, 4 . . . Lantern Staff 2, 3; Editor 3. BOBBIE WINSTON CLARKE . . . Parsons, Tennessee Major: English . . . Minor: Business . . . Tau Delta 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 2; President 3, 4 . . . Pan- Hellenic Council 3, 4; Secretary 3; President 4 . . . Executive Committee 3, 4 . . . Future Teachers of Amer- ica 1, 2, 3; Program Chairman 3 . . . Lambda Iota Tau 3, 4; Historian 3 . . . Choir 3 . . . Kappa Phi Epsilon Royalty 3 . . . Who ' s Who 4. ROANNE NACE . . . Jackson, Tennessee Major: History . . . Minor: English . . . Omega Upsilon Lambda 1. JOHN BERNARD CLARKE . . . Memphis, Tennessee Major: English . . . Minor: History . . . Kappa Phi Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4; Pledge Master 2; Treasurer 3; Secre- tary 4 . . . Lambda Iota Tau 3, 4 . . .. Choir 1, 2, . . . Ministerial Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4 . . . Lantern Sports Editor 2 . . . Dramatics Club 1, 2 . . . Music Club 1, 2 ... S. C. A. Council 4 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Baseball 1. WILLIAM H. NACE . . . Jackson, Tennessee Major: History . . . Minor: English . . . Ministerial Association 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Dramatics Club 1, 2 . . . Student Council 4 . . . S. C. A. Council 3. « § 28 • J. A. Smith W. J. Smith B. Clarke R. Nace J. Clarke W. Nace S 29 $ JERRY CLYCE . . . Jackson, Te nnessee Major: History . . . Minor: Economics . . . Delegate to Little United Nations 4 . . . Kappa Phi Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3 . . . Sophomore Class President . . . Student Council 3, 4 . . . Student Body Vice-President 4 . . . Executive Committee 3, 4 . . . Annual Staff 4. CHARLES TOWATER . . . Jackson, Tennessee Major: Biology . . . Minor: History . . . Kappa Phi Epsilon Fraternity 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Annual Staff 3, 4; Associate Editor, 4 . . . Choir 3, 4 . . . Ensemble 3, 4 . . . Special Events Committee 3, 4; Chairman 4. WAYNE FESMIRE . . . Paducah, Kentucky Major: English . . . Minor: Business Education . . . Ministerial Association 3, 4 ... S. C. A. Council 3 . . . Dramatics Club 3, 4 . . . Choir 3, 4 . . . Vocal Ensemble 3, 4 . . . Kappa Phi Epsilon 3, 4; Pledge President 3; Chaplain 4 . . . Golf Team 3, 4. JIMMY GWALTNEY . . . McKenzie, Tennessee Major: Sociology . . . Minor: English . . . Kappa Phi Epsilon 2, 3, 4; President 4 . . . Student Council 2, 3 . . . Intramural Sports Committee 3 . . . Men ' s Dormitory Council 3 . . . Delegate to Little United Nations 3, 4 . . . All College Social Committee 3 . . . Publicity Committee 4. NORMAN ORR . . . Dyer, Tennessee Major: English . . . Minor: Biology . . . Freshman of the Week . . . Ministerial Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Publicity Chairman 2 . . . Kappa Phi Epsilon Fraternity 1, 2, 3; Pledge of the Year 1 ; Chaplain 2 . . . Dramatics Club 1, 2 . . . Music Club 1, 2; Treasurer 2 . . . Choir 1, 2, 3 . . . Ensemble 1, 2, 3 . . . Vice-President Student Body 3 . . . Senior Class President . . . Special Events Committee 2 . . . Men ' s Dormitory Council 2 . . . Lambda Iota Tau 4 . . . Who ' s Who 4. BILLY W. ROSS . . . Milledgeville, Tennessee Major: Biology . . . Minor: Economics . . . Transfer from Memphis State. BULL SESSION «3 30 $ Clyce Ross TOWATER GWALTNEY Fesmire Orr « 3 31 % Junior Class The third step of our college career is completed. It ' s hard to believe that in one more short year we will be stepping out of Lambuth as graduates. We appreciate more fully than ever before what we are gaining from college and have already determined to increase these gains to the fullest during our last year. We have added many memories to our scrapbooks. New friends have come to replace those graduated and for the first time we really feel like upperclassmen. «ssJ 32 §• Nearing the Top Janelle Lamon, Secretary Bobby Hendrix, Treasurer Larry Baker, Vice-President Bobby Be are, President •§ 33 £ Larry Baker Memphis, Tennessee Jimmy Barron Selmer, Tennessee Bob Beare Jackson, Tennessee Edith Bell Holiday. Tennessee Gale Boling Morris Chapel, Tennessee Larry Bond Memphis, Tennessee Betty Burgess Bethel Springs, Tennessee Patty Cain Jackson, Tennessee Jerry Chapman Humboldt, Tennessee Arlene Churchwell Trezevant, Tennessee Ann Council Whitehaven, Tennessee Dudley Dancer Selmer, Tennessee Bill Dennie Oakland, Tennessee Phyllis DeShazo Raleigh, Tennessee Gay Eason Bemis, Tennessee Gordon Finnie Whiteville, Tennessee « § 34 £  Troy Fisher Milan, Tennessee John Fish Whitehaven, Tennessee Neil Gilbert Jackson, Tennessee Mike Haynes Covington, Tennessee Bob Hendrix Memphis, Tennessee Anita High Brownsville, Tennessee Roy Wright Pinson, Tennessee Earl Jaggers Jackson, Tennessee Travis Johnson Jackson, Tennessee Chong Hwan Kim Seoul, Korea Bobby Knowlton Jackson, Tennessee Janelle Lamon Humboldt, Tennessee Bill Lewis Memphis, Tennessee Lim Lewis Memphis, Tennessee Tommy Mathis Milan, Tennessee Mary Nelle Mayfield Newbern, Tennessee «•§ 35 £  Rex E. Norville Bells, Tennessee Darius Olhausen Memphis, Tennessee Mack Page Trenton, Tennessee Wright Pillow Milan, Tennessee Jo Pillow Milan, Tennessee Bobbie Sue Pratt Milan, Tennessee Janie Puckett Dyersburg, Tennessee Larry Young Newbern, Tennessee Beverly Roote Jackson, Tennessee Beecher Russell Jackson, Tennessee Betty Stewart Memphis, Tennessee Frances Tarpley Jackson, Tennessee Bobby Vaughn Friendship, Tennessee Van Wells Jackson, Tennessee Nancy Reed Lexington, Tennessee Jerry Pate Jackson, Tennessee « § 36 £• The Line Up Bright Lights Pledges ' Fun Student ' s Dream Crazy, Mixed-up Freshmen Fire Burn, Cauldron Bubble Hurry! What ' s Inside? Friends, Romans, Countrymen Wild Bill Rides Again Sophomore Class For the first time we have felt the thrill of being termed Upperclassmen. We know more about college life now although the four years still seem endless. Classes are harder, but some of that Freshman confusion has cleared and we have developed a sense of direction. We have made important decisions and gained confidence in ourselves. We have had fun . . . even more than last year . . . and have joined in all the extra-curricular activities with added enthusiasm. We realize now how much we have gained and how much more we have to look forward to in the next two years. 3 38 £ Climbing Slowly but Surely Cecil Kirk, President Ernest Dew, Vice-President Barbara Pace, Secretary Beverly Bennett, Treasurer « 3 39 £ • ' Jerry Atkins McKenzie, Tennessee Jessie Barkley Arlington, Tennessee Jessie Barnett Jackson, Tennessee Bill Bell Memphis, Tennessee Beverly Bennett Jackson, Tennessee Larry Binkley Natchez, Mississippi George Brasher Jackson, Tennessee Morris Brill Jackson, Tennessee Frances Brooks Greenfield, Tennessee Myra Burns Milan, Tennessee Jean Chisholm Gates, Tennessee Maxine Chester Humboldt, Tennessee Carolyn Collier Fulton, Tennessee Marjorie Cooley Lexington, Tennessee Ernest Dew Halls, Tennessee Dottie Dickson Bolivar, Tennessee +§ 40 • Wayne Dungan Humboldt, Tennessee Nancy Duncan Bemis, Tennessee Ann Rust Evans Bells, Tennessee DWAYNE FLATT Jackson, Tennessee Gloria Fowlkes Dyersburg, Tennessee Bob Freeman Jackson, Tennessee Ella Jo Gaines Ripley, Tennessee Douglass Gilbert Jackson, Tennessee JUANITA GlLLILAND Gates, Tennessee Katherine Glenn Millington, Tennessee Dalton Gooch Jackson, Tennessee Bettye Ann Graves Milan, Tennessee Carl Gray Gadsden, Tennessee Jerry Has sell Trenton, Tennessee Joe Wayne Hawkins Jackson, Tennessee Bettye Haynes Covington, Tennessee § 41 Norman Helms Jackson, Tennessee Gordon Henderson Memphis, Tennessee Lamar Hicks Jackson. Tennessee Georgia Hobb Dyersburg. Tennessee Nettie Jean Johnson Jackson, Tennessee Chong Sik Kim Seoul, Korea Cecil Kirk Memphis. Tennessee James Kirk Jackson, Tennessee Carolyn Lockhart Jackson, Tennessee Gwen McClintock Memphis, Tennessee Jessie McKissack Jackson, Tennessee Sammy Milam Jackson, Tennessee Jim Montgomery Jackson, Tennessee Bobby Joe Moore Sardis, Tennessee Cherry Moore Jackson, Tennessee Jackie Morris Rutherford, Tennessee « § 42 §• Joe Morris Jackson, Tennessee Betty Myatt Mayfield, Kentucky Johnnie Nickias Jackson, Tennessee Jimmy O ' Donnell Memphis, Tennessee Tommye O ' Neal Saltillo, Tennessee Barbara Pace Mayfield, Kentucky Luther Parker Jackson, Tennessee Tommy Peel Millington, Tennessee Robin Rainey Jackson, Tennessee Carolyn Richardson Jackson, Tennessee Donna Rhodes Puryear, Tennessee Donald Rhodes Puryear, Tennessee Doris Robinson Jackson, Tennessee Sarah Rushing Collierville, Tennessee Junell Ruth Bemis, Tennessee Carolyn Smith Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee •§ 43 $m Jimmy Smith Jackson, Tennessee Sammy Smith Jackson, Tennessee Imogene Stewart Lavinia, Tennessee Willodene Stewart Lavinia, Tennessee John Taylor Jackson, Tennessee Patricia Thomas Somerville, Tennessee Sue Ussery Jackson, Tennessee Hilda Walker Jackson, Tennessee Hugh Welch Memphis, Tennessee Tommy Welch Memphis, Tennessee Marilyn Wilkes Dyersburg, Tennessee Craig White Paducah, Kentucky Beverly Whitley Ripley, Tennessee Charles Yancy Fowlkes, Tennessee Boyce Yates Jackson, Tennessee a% 44 £ ■• Our Decision Is . . Totem Pole Hello There! Killed A Bear When Only Three Courtship and Marriage Lab Who ' s Scaring Who? Y ' all, My Feet Hurt! Come on, Jim, Open Your Eyes Brew From Another Pot Yong, Bong, Jong, Mong Freshman Class We have come to the end of our year as Green Freshmen and have grown up in the pro- cess. Gone for good is the confusion and lost feeling at facing such college traditions as entrance exams, registration, initiation, Kangaroo Court, Rush Week and examinations. We now feel that we belong to the family of Lambuth. Looking back, this year seems short yet we have come a long way. We realize with sadness that our days as Freshmen are over and that no other year will be quite the same, yet we look forward to our status as upper-classmen in the coming year and can hardly wait to feel superior when a new group of lowly Freshmen invade the campus. U((t « § 46 Ascending the First Step Carl Taylor, Vice-President Jimmy Moore, President Patricia Wiley, Secretary John Evans, Treasurer ««§ 47 £ • Pat Alexander, Humboldt, Tenn. . . . Joan Allbright, Humboldt, Tenn. . . . Betty Allen, Kenton, Tenn. . . . Donald Anderson, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Bill Alvis, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Murphy Atkins, Burlison, Tenn. Alexander Allbright Allen Anderson Alvis Atkins Austin Bailey Barnett Belew Bell Blanchard Blankenship Blanks Bodine Bridges Burgess Butler Patsy Austin, Fulton, Ky. . . . Shelby Bailey, Gadsden, Tenn. . . . Pat Barnett, Ripley, Tenn. . . . Tommy Belew, Huntington, Tenn. . . . James Bell, Elbridge, Tenn. . . . Margaret Ann Blanchard, Memphis, Tenn. Martha Jean Blankenship, Savannah, Tenn. . . . Walter Bodine, Memphis, Tenn. . . . Shirley Bridges, Sardis, Tenn. . . . Bobbie Burgess, Bethel Springs, Tenn. . . . Anne Butler, Corinth, Miss. . . . Barbara Blanks, Trezevant, Tenn. «•§ 48 £• Russell Carroll, Elbridge, Tenn. . . . Perry Carter, Gadsden, Tenn. . . . Hazel Chester, Camden, Tenn. . . . Van Chiles, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Mildred Clark, Joliet, Illinois . . . Mary Louise Coleman, Jackson, Tenn. Carroll Carter Chester Chiles Clark Coleman Crump Dickerson Dodds Downey Dyer Elder J. S. Evans J. W. Evans Exum Fielding Fiser Fisher Bob Crump, Memphis, Term. . . . Jack Dickerson, Ripley, Tenn. . . . Kaye Dodds, Adamsville, Tenn. . . . Howard Downey, Whiteville, Tenn. . . . Jimmy Dyer, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Jimmy Elder, Bemis, Tenn. John S. Evans, Memphis, Tenn. . . . John W. Evans, Memphis, Tenn. . . . Clifton Exum, Bemis, Tenn. . . . Pat Fielding, Jackson, Tenn. . . . James Fiser, Colorado Springs, Colo. . . . Mary Ann Fisher, Paducah, Ky. «•§ 49 § Flatt Grey Harness Jane Flatt, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Gene Fletcher, Arlington, Tenn. ... Jim Freeman, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Bobby Garrard, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Carolyn Gilbert, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Billy Glover, Selmer, Tenn. Fletcher Grubbs Hassell Freeman C. Hall Herndon Garrard D. Hall Holly Gilbert Hanna Hopper Glover Hargis Horton Mary Jane Grey, Troy, Tenn. . . . Becky Grubbs, Bells, Tenn. . . . Clark Hall, Paducah, Ky. . . . David Hall, Humboldt, Tenn. . . . Robert Hanna, Lake Mills, Iowa . . . Jim Hargis, Big Sandy, Tenn. Linda Harness, Dyersburg, Tenn. . . . Alvin Hassell, Humboldt, Tenn. . . . R. T. Herndon, Camden, Tenn. . . . Roberta Holly, Casey, Ky. . . . Benny Hopper, Rutherford, Tenn. . . . Curtis Horton, Memphis, Tenn. «•§ 50 £ Peggy Howard, Michie, Tenn. . . . Linda Hunt, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Sammie Ingram, Camden, Tenn. . . . Paul James, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Paulina Jarvis, Rochester, N. Y. . . . Mary Etta Jordon, Bolivar, Tenn. Howard Hunt Ingram James Jarvis Jordon Jones Lawson B. Leggett C. Leggett Lett R. Lewis T. Lewis LORANCE McDaniel Medlin Melton Milam Kent Jones, McKenzie, Tenn. . . . Nancy Lawson, Camden, Tenn. . . . Bob Leggett, Gadsden, Tenn. . . . Charles Leggett, Gadsden, Tenn. . . . Evelyn Lett, Humboldt, Tenn. . . . Roselyn Lewis, Jackson, Tenn. Tommy Lewis, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Ralph Lorance, Pinson, Tenn. . . . Carolyn McDaniel, Memphis, Tenn. . . . Robert Medlin, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Hal Melton, w Camden, Tenn. . . . Wallace Milam, Yuma, Tenn. « § 51 £ Tommy Moffat, Obion, Term. . . . Jimmy Moore, Memphis, Term. . . . Sue Ellen Gilbert, Memphis, Tenn. . . . Betty Norman, Bradford, Tenn. . . . Charles Orr, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Danette Overall, Memphis, Tenn. Moffat Moore Gilbert Norman Orr Overall OVERSTREET Pafford Pardue Parimore Pettigrew A. Phillips S. Phillips Piercey Pippenger Plunk Pritchett Randolph LaNoka Overstreet, Paducah, Ky. . . . Sara Pafford, Newbern, Tenn. . . . Doris Jane Pardue, Elbridge, Tenn. . . . Troy Parimore, Covington, Tenn. . . . Ruth Pettigrew, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Ann Phillips, Jackson, Tenn. , Sylvia Phillips, Humboldt, Tenn. . . . Joe Piercy, Humboldt, Tenn. . . . Linda Pippenger, Michie, Tenn. . . . Dale Plunk, Adamsville, Tenn. . . . Donna Pritchett, Finley, Tenn. . . . Joyce Randolph, Henning, Tenn. Wayne Rhcar, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Ann C. Robbins, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Kay Rodgers Jackson, Tenn. . . . Virginia Rogers, Trenton, Tenn. . . . Jimmy Roote, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Gary Rutherford, Whitehaven, Tenn. Rhear Robbins K. Rodgers V. Rogers Roote Rutherford Shumaker Faye Siler Jane Siler B. Smith J. Smith P. Smith D. Spain J. Spain Stavely Stevens Stubbs Taylor Joyce Shumaker, Paducah, Ky. . . . Faye Siler, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Jane Siler, Trimble, Tenn. . . . Barbara Smith, Adamsville, Tenn. . . . Janice Smith, Crump, Tenn. . . . Pat Smith, Jackson, Tenn. Dean Spain, Milan, Tenn. . . . Joanne Spain, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Linda Stavely, Paducah, Ky. . . . Bobby Stevens, Bolivar, Tenn. . . . Emily Stubbs, Hickman, Ky. . . . Carl Taylor, Paducah, Ky.  5 53 £  Jo Ann Taylor, Lexington, Tenn. . . . Robert Thornton, Brownsville, Tenn. . . . Calvin Tickle, Dyersburg, Tenn. . . . Ann Truett, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Jane Turnage, Maury City, Tenn. . . . Bill Waits, Burlison, Tenn. Taylor Thornton Tickle Truett Turnage Waits D. Watson P. Watson Watt Weber White Wiley Wilford Wilde L. Williams H. Williams J. Wilson B. Wilson e«§ 54 £ Doris Watso n, Selmer, Tenn. . . . Peggy Watson, Bruceton, Tenn. . . . Sylvia Watt, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Myrna Dell Weber, Memphis, Tenn. . . . Martha White, Scotts Hill, Tenn. . . . Patricia Wiley, Jackson, Tenn. Jimmy Wilford, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Neil Wilde, Michie, Tenn. . . . Larry Williams, Medina, Tenn. . . . Harry Williams, Memphis, Tenn. . . . Jean Wilson, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Barbara Wilson, Paducah, Ky. Wood Woodard Wyatt Belch Clarke Hearn Bledsoe Anita Wood, Jackson, Tenn. . . . Dean Woodard, Trenton, Tenn. . . . Tommy Wyatt, Bemis, Tenn. . . . Shirley Belch, Bemis, Tenn. . . . Nancy Clarke, Lexington, Tenn. . . . Barbara Hearn, Pinson, Tenn. . . . Charles Bledsoe, Special Student. Not Pictured Cecil Dunkin . . . Gill Weatherly . . . George Burns . . . Harold Brady . . . Sherwood Browning . . . Thomas Clarke . . . Charles Edgin . . . Larry Fuzzell . . . Patsy Graper . . . Joan Johnston . . . John McNatt . . . Fabrio Marquez . . . Richard Murchison . . . Billy Seddens . . . Terry Sisk . . . Jimmy Teague . . . Donald Upton . . . Helen Whitehurst . . . Gene Goad . . . Hal Redmond . . . Robert Beale . Garvin Bell . . . Frances Broadway . . . Carlis Carter . . . Sandra Chiles . . . Jack Christie . . . Verlie Drake . . . Bill Henry . . . Mary Jones . . . Brooks Lamon . Beauford Luckman . . . William Luckman . . . Kendall Lyles . . . Jack Martin . Robert Mathis . . . Bill Montgomery . . . Betty Murphy . . . Rheba Newsom . Lowell Osborne . . . Tommy Pollard . . . Charles Rainey . . . Lee Scott . . . Walter Simpson . . . William Stone . . . Mary Steed . . . Bonnie Thomas . . . Gerald Thomas . . . Martha Thomas . . . Leighton Tooms . . . Merlin Wilson. Special Students, Bill Burnett . . . John Archer. « 5 55 £ :m •• Student Body Officers Under the excellent leadership of John Horton, the President of the Student Body, Lam- buth has gained new steps of progress. John has proved the confidence which the students placed in him was justified. By his skill in planning and executing the points of his platform, he has shown his leadership ability and has completed a very successful administration. Jerry Clyce as Student Body Vice-President has ably assisted in carrying out the activities of the administration this year. He has presided with skill and tact over one of the most active Student Councils Lambuth has ever had. Janie Puckett, serving for her second year as Secretary of the Student Body, has used her neatness and precision in keeping accurate records of all student committees and informative reports and minutes for the Student Council. « § 58 ?v Student Council Front Row: Jimmy Moore, Bob Hendrix, George Brasher, Martha Jane Smith, John Horton, Janie Puckett, Secretary; Mary Ann Fisher, Ann Ross, Jerry Clyce, Presiding Officer. Back Row: John Horton, Nancy Reed, Hugh Welch, Joan Evans, Ed Rodgers, Bobby Joe Moore. mm Janie Puckett Student Body Secretary « § 59 £ Left to right: Patty Cain, Martha Jane Smith, Joe Hiett, Chief Justice; Joan Evans, and Bobby Joe Moore. Judicial Committee The Judicial Committee of Lambuth College is under the leadership of Chief Justice Joe Hiett. This group presided with proper dignity over Kangaroo Court, combining humor with excellent constructive projects. Other duties of the committee consist of interpreting laws, regulating student activities, hold- ing elections and hearing cases concerning violation of the constitution. Executive Committee The Executive Committee consists of the Student Body Officers, Committee Chairmen, and representatives of the Soror- ities and Fraternities. They coordinate the campus activities for the year. Standing, left to right: Martha Jane Smith, Joe Hiett, Sally Crump, Bobby Joe Moore, Jo Yancy and Bob Hendrix. Seated, left to right: Bobbie Clarke, Jerry Clyce, John Horton, Janie Puckett and Bobbie Pratt. « § 60 t- Second row, left to right: Morris Brill, Frances Brooks, Gloria Fowlkes, George Brasher, Jo Yancy, Jimmy Moore, Bob Hendrix, Dottie Dickson, Cecil Kirk. First row, left to right: Ann Council, Beverly Bennett, Cherry Moore, Betty Burgess, and Pat Thomas. All College Social Committee These committees have worked in close cooperation to put on such wonderful events as the Hallowe ' en Party and other school parties this year. The Special Events Committee with the help of the student body built the spectacular floats for the Christmas and Strawberry Festival Parades, and staged the Lambuth Beauty Review. The members of these committees have worked hard to make this a successful year, and the student body owes them much appreciation for their successes. Special Events Committee Third row, left to right: Larry Baker, Jo Yancy, Morris Brill, George Brasher, Bob Hendrix, Jerry Hassell. Second row, left to right: Beverly Bennett, Gloria Fowlkes, Kitty Richardson, and Cecil Kirk. First row, left to right: Larry Binkley, Joan Evans, and Charles Towater, Chairman. a$ 61 $ Left to right: Dudley Dancer, Doug Gilbert, Beverly Bennett, Hugh Welch, Earline Faulkner, and Sally Crump,, Chairman. Student Chapel Committee This committee is in charge of presenting the Friday Chapel program each week. They have done a wonderful job of obtaining excellent speakers, and groups for the entertain- ment of the student body. Student Publicity Committee This committee has worked to put the name of Lambuth and her students before the public. By means of the news- papers of all towns represented at Lambuth, they are keeping the Mid-South informed of our progress. Left to right: Marjorie Cooley, Jimmy Gwaltney, Pat Thomas, Margaret Ann Price, Chairman, and Carl Gray. «•§ 62 • Left to right: Bob Beare, Frances Brooks, Imogene Stewart, Coach Roscoe Williams, Faculty Advisor; Bob Hendrix, Chairman; Gail Boling, Tommy Welch, and Edith Bell. Intramural Sports Committee The members of this com- mittee plan and schedule games between the various social organizations and independent students. Games are scheduled in football, softball, volley ball, basketball, shufHeboard, ping- pong, tennis and golf. Pan-Hellenic Council This group is composed of the presidents and sponsors of each social organization, the student body president and a faculty advisor. This council determines the policies of the sororities and fraternities, and regulates their functions. Seated, left to right: Mr. Cummings, Mrs. Hampton, Martha Jane Smith, Dean Ward, John Horton, Bobbie Clarke, President; Miss Clement, Bobbie Pratt, Mrs. Cobb, Mr. Hoffman, Larry Young. Standing, left to right: Jimmy Gwaltney, Dr. Hatch, Bobby Joe Moore, and Mr. Exum. «-5 63 £ -• Front Row: Georgia Hobb, Gwen McClintock, Secretary-Treasurer; Bobbie Pratt, Nancy Reed. Back Row: Lanelle Stewart,, Vice-Presi- dent; Sally Crump, President; Mrs. McGowan, Ann Rust Evans, Myrna Dell Weber, Joan Allbright. Sprague Hall Council The dormitory councils set up and enforce the rules by which the dormitory students live and strive to promote a spirit of fellowship among the residents of the dorms. Epworth Hall Council Seated, Left to Right: Larry Young, Vice- President; Mrs. Rena Hampton, Hostess; Russell Gallimore, President; Tommy Welch, Secretary. Standing: Johnny Hartman, Beverly Whitley, Bobby Hendrix, Tommy Peel, Brooks Laymon, Billy Seddings, Sherwood Browning. « § 64 Around the Campus « § 65 § 1 u l l llss =JLambuth . Gloria Fowlkes « § 68 gv Lambuth Royalty 1956-57 ««§ 69 £  Russell Tedington Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Bobbie Clarke Joan Evans Universities John Horton mmmmmmmmmmm i— i mw 1 1 ■ ■■ , dSeit fli- MroiA,vid LjIh Joan Evans Pat Wiley VDest s u- rround £5oi Jerry Atkins Campus . odt f- opuiar (ljoia Bob Hendrix oit J randsome John Horton Favorites o$t Intellectual Gordon Finnie oit vSeautljrvil Shelby Bailey Bed JtLlete Tommy Welch i i Pat Wiley Jimmy Moore e Senior Cia55 fauoritei Martha ]ane Smith Joe Hiett « § 74 Wo t ?, 4 S ophoinore L laiS srauontei Given McClintock Cecil Kirk Janie Puckett Bob Hendrix ««§ 75 £ The Lambuth Choir Director Barney M. Thompson, Accompanist ..Ann Butler O Lord, Most Glorious Rhea O Master, Let Me Walk With Thee Lutkin Forever Worthy Is Thy Lamb Tchaikovsky Choir II The Crucifixion Hall Ann Robbins III Our God Is A Rock Davis Male Chorus IV Organ Solo- — In Retrospect Ann Butler .Demorest VI Glory To God In The Highest Pergolesi Go Not Far From Me, O God Zingarelli God So Loved The World Stainer Choir VII My Redeemer And My Lord Buck Jo Pillow VIII Piano Solo — Jesu, Joy of Man ' s Desiring.... Bach-Bauer Morris Brill, Jr. IX We Praise Thee, O God Sateren Barbara Blanks, Rebecca Grubbs, Carolyn McDaniel, Cherry Moore, Jayne Flatt, Barbara Pace, Linda Hunt, Joanne Spain Hymn Of Freedom Thiman One World O ' Hara Choir INTERMISSION Incline Thine Ear Stevenson Douglass Gilbert XI Hear My Prayer James Hallelujah ( The Messiah ) Handel Choir «•$ 78 § 1 V J o. 1 J V -w , w , ' ' w ' Under the direction of Barney Thompson, the Choir and Ensemble have added a great deal to the worship services and entertainment of the student body. These groups have represented Lambuth musically in the Jackson area at civic clubs and high schools. During spring vaca- tion, the choir toured the Memphis Conference, singing in churches and high schools, combining fun and fellowship with college promotion and entertainment. The Ensemble First Row: Carolyn McDaniel, Ann Rust Evans, Barbara Blanks, Becky Grubbs, Cherry Moore. Second Row: Pat Wiley, Ann Butler, Joanne Spain, Jo Pillow, Ann Robbins, Barbara Pace. Third Row: Dwayne Flatt, Jim O ' Donnell, Morris Brill, Cecil Duncan, Doug Gilbert. Fourth Row: Wayne Fesmire, Wright Pillow, Larry Binkley, Charles Towater, Bob Crump, Carl Taylor, Jayne Flatt, Danette Overall, Linda Hunt. « 3 79 £ Seated: Doug Gilbert, Vice-President; Gloria Fowlkes, Secretary; Joe Hiett, President; Martha Jane Smith, Treasurer ; Dr. Ray Allen, Sponsor. Standing: Bill Watson, Georgia Hobb, Gwen McClintock, John Clarke, Jerry Hassell, Gale Boling, Gary Rutherford. Student Christian Association Council The Student Christian Association sponsors the religious activities of the student body. They are in charge of vesper services and other worship programs throughout the year. This year, they presented the excellent Religious Emphasis Week services under the leadership of Dr. C. Everette Tilson of Vanderbilt. The S. C. A. Council has done a commendable job of presenting wonderful opportunities for Christian growth. ««3 80 £ 6.CA, Future Teachers Of America This national organization is open to all students interested in the field of teaching. The Ruth Marr Chapter has been very active on our campus for a number of years. During this year they sponsored a party for handicapped children at Christmas and have helped to establish F. T. A. Chapters among high school groups. Under the capable leadership of their sponsor, Miss Ruth Marr, the club has presented informative programs on teacher guidance and other aids for teachers. Left to right: 1st Row — Willodean Stewart, Juanita Gilliland, Vice-President Edith Bell, Maxine Chester, Secretary and Treasurer Imogene Stewart, Ann Rust Evans, Margaret Ann Price. 2nd Row — Gay Eason, Arlene Churchwell, Program Chairman Nancy Reed, Donald Rhodes, Wayne Duncan, Russell Tedington. 3rd Row — Jean Chisholm, Bobbie Sue Pratt, Gale Boling, Sally Crump, Bill Dennie. 4th Row — Lanelle Stewart, Beverly Bennett, Jo Yancy, Joan Evans, Martha Jane Smith, Martha Leitschuh. Standing — President Earl Waters. «3 81   First Row: Ann Robbins, Pat Wiley, Shelby Bailey, Donna Pritchett, Gloria Fowlkes, Secretary; Morris Brill, President; Cecil Kirk, Vice-President; Russell Gallimore, Doris Robinson, Danette Overall, Mildred Clark, Linda Hunt. Second Row: Joan Evans, Joanne Spain, Barbara Smith, Jim Moore, Larry Binkley, Joe Hiett, Sherwood Browning, Larry Williams, Donald Rhodes, Doug Gilbert, Pat Barnett, Paulina Jarvis, Wayne Fesmire. Dramatics Club Under the able direction of Mrs. McCague, the Dramatic Department has presented many outstanding productions. During the year they have featured such famous plays as Thornton Wilder ' s Our Town and The Barretts of Wimpole Street and put on an inspiring religious pageant, The Shadow of the Cross. The club has presented an entertaining puppet show for various groups and have spon- sored several planning retreats combining work and recreation for its members. Scenes From Our Town Lambda lota Tau The Literary Forum, founded by a college group in 1934, was admitted in 1956 into Lambda Iota Tau, a national honorary fraternity for English and foreign language majors and minors — the first national fraternity to be established at Lambuth College. Seated: Martha Ray Leitsghuh, President; Miss Sarah V. Clement, Sponsor. Standing: John Clarke, Bobbie Clarke, Betty Stewart, Janie Puckett, Earl Waters, Joan Evans, Beverly Roote, Phyllis DeShazo, Lanelle Stewart, Vice-President; Anita High. ««§ 83 $ First row: Bill Watson, President; Cecil Kirk, Treasurer; Gordon Henderson, Paul Clayton, Vice-Presi- dent ; Bob Hendrix, John Clarke, Secretary; Russell Gallimore. Second Row: Fred French, Dudley Dancer, Benny Hopper, Tommy Peel, Howard Downey. Third Row: Norman Orr, Dwayne Flatt, Jerry Hassell, Donald Morehead. Fourth Row: Gordon Finnie, Wayne Fesmire, Harold Montgomery, Publicity Chairman. inisterial Association The group provides fellowship and inspiration for the young men entering the ministry. They sponsor breakfast meetings with interesting programs and speakers. They discuss prob- lems pertaining to their various church situations. Under the sponsorship of Dr. Ray Allen, this club has proved a great source of inspiration to its members. ««3 84 £ - ' Music Club The Music Club sponsors entertaining and informative programs featuring records and reports on musicians and interesting happenings in the music world. The club is open to all students interested in music. Left to right: Dudley Dancer, Sally Crump, President; Anita High, Ann Butler, Joanne Spain, Mary Ann Fisher, Danette Overall, Jimmy O ' Donnell, Cherry Moore, Secretary-Treasurer; Barbara Smith, Barbara Blanks, Phyllis DeShazo, Program Chairman; Sara Rushing, Sylvia Watt, Patricia Thomas, Vice-President; Miss Brown. «•§ 85 £s Left to right: Marjorie Cooley, Morris Brill, Margaret Ann Price, Bill Dennie, Bobbie Pratt, Myra Burns, Treasurer; Nancy Duncan, Secretary; Junelle Ruth, Tommy Mathis, Mr. Oxley, Sponsor; George Burns, Jim Fiser, Bob Crump, Wallace Milam, Jerry Smith, Larry Williams, Wayne Rhear, Gloria Fowlkes, Garvin Bell, Pat Wiley, Mr. Cummings, Joanne Spain, John Taylor, President; Dr. Brown. Science Club The Science Club promotes fun and fellowship in addition to encouraging scientific thought. The club sponsors informative programs on scientific themes and outings for its mem- bers. Whether examining the physical structure of a frog or photo-synthesis in leaves, Science Club members show a keen interest in their work. « § 86 Th NEW VISION VOL. 6— No. 4 LAMBUTH COLLEGE FEBRUARY, 1957 Ann Ross, Editor Beverly Bennett, Associate Editor Chapel-Fine Arts Building Dedication Planned April 29 and 30 On April 29 and 30 Lambuth College will hold a convocation that will be an occasion to cele- brate the completion of the first phase of our current development program and also to dedicate a new chapel -fine arts building. A very meaningful program has been planned for all who participate. Outstanding events of the con- vocation will be discussions on the afternoon of April 29, with na- tionally recognized representatives of industry, education, and reli- gion, as speakers. The feature of the evening program will be an address by Dr. D. Elton Trueblood, of Earlham College. The dedica- tionary address on Tuesday morn- ing, April 30, will be by Bishop William T. Watkins, of Louisville, Kentucky. Official representatives of in- stitution and learned societies, and special guests will compose the academic procession on Tuesday morning. We know that you will want to remember these dates in your cal- endar — April 29 and 30. o In three years between 1953 and 1956, schools in the United States had to enroll an extra million stu- dents of kindergarten age each season. Lambuth To Observe Tennessee Home Ec Week March three has been des ignat- ed as Home Economics Week in Tennessee by Governor Frank Clement. During this week, Lam- buth plans to devote special em- phasis to create further interest in Home Economics. Some activi- ties planned for this period will be a tea and fashion show for high school seniors from the surround- ing territory interested in further- ed Home Economics at a college level. A chapel program will be pre- sented by the Home Economics Department to acquaint Lambuth College people with some of the activities taking place in this field. Tentative plans are being made for a television program during Home Economics Week. Lambuth is planning this program in order that the general public may know something of the possibilities Home Economics has for a young girl looking for a career that is not only profitable but very inter- esting and helpful. More specific information and dates for these activities will be given later. _ — . . o— Speed of clocks is based on the turning of the earth which varies less than 30 100th of a second in a century. Dr. Tilson Will Lead Religious Emphasis Committees have long been at work planning Lambuth ' s Religi- ous Emphasis Week, which begins February 1 1 , and continues through February 15. The SCA is very fortunate to have secured as the speaker, Dr. Charles Everett Tilson, Associate Professor of Biblical Theology, Vanderbilt Uni- versity Divinity School. Dr. Tilson received his educa- tion from various institutions. He attended Marion College and then King College where he received his A. B. Following this, he stud- ied at Vanderbilt where he re- ceived his B. D. and Ph. D. He also had courses at Garrett Bibli- cal Institute and Hebrew Union of Cincinnati. Then he finished his studies with a year at Yale University Divinity School. He has held positions in the ministry as the pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Madison Tennessee and of Belle Meade Me- thodist Church of Nashville. He began his career at Vanderbilt as instructor in Old Testament. Ther he became assistant professor ol Biblical Theology. Dr. Tilson has had similar ex- perience as a platform speaker at the National Methodist Student Movement, Kentucky State Metho- dist Student Movement, and Great February 25-26 Set For Our Town That small town folk are the backbone of America is the phil- osophy of Thornton Wilder ' s Pul- itzer Prize play called Our Town, which the Lvmbuth Thea- ter will present in the Chapel- Fine Art Building, February 25 and 26, 1957. Set in the small New Hampshire village of Grover ' s Corners, Our Town evokes a pic- ture of small town life at the turn of the century, when pleas- ures were simpler and life was generally less turbulent. In 1901, before movies and the radio had arrived on the enter- tainment scene, there was excite- ment in having an ice cream soda at the corner drug store. In one of the quietly charming scenes in Our Town, a high school boy and girl first discover that they are in love over a soda shared one afternoon after classes. Ford cars were just appearing on the streets of Grover ' s Corners at the turn of the century — and some of the residents could still remember when a dog could snooze in the middle of a street all after- noon unmolested. In this chronicle of a small New England community, the audience looks in on choir practice at the Congregational Church, listens to the women gossiping about the tippling choirmaster as they re- turn to their homes, sits in at breakfast in the kitchens of two ii ' : ' -.=ri iki Standing, left to right: Carolyn Lockhart, Evelyn Lett, Billy Seddens, Doris Robinson, Betty Stewart, Marjorie Cooley, Bill Waits, Ann Robbins, Donald Rhodes, Larry Baker, Joan Johnston, Hugh Welch, Troy Fisher, Larry Binkley, Wayne Duncan, Jimmy O ' Donnell, Cherry Moore, Bob Hendrix, Nettie Jean Johnson, Earline Faulkner, Betty Myatt, Martha Leitschuh, Martha Jane Smith. Sitting, left to right: Beverly Bennett, Bobbie Pratt, Ann Ross, and Anita High. ««§ 87 t Seated: Charles Towater, Associate Editor; Ann Robbins, Editor-in-Chief; Janie Puckett, Associate Editor. Left to right: Larry Binkley, Morris Brill, Larry Baker, Craig White, Jo Yancy, Bobby Hendrix, Margaret Ann Blanchard, Jerry Clyce. The Lantern Staff The Lantern Staff wishes to thank all those people who have made possible a bigger and better yearbook for Lambuth College. We have worked hard to present a pictorial record of the events of your college year. We sincerely hope that leafing through this book will bring you pleasure and recall wonderful memories for years to come. Mr. Quinton Hoffman Sponsor «.; £ Associate Editors Janie Pugkett Charles Towater Snapshot Editors Larry Baker Bobby Hendrix Editor Ann Robbins Business Manager Morris Brill Art and Layout Editors Larry Binkley Jo Yangy ■ •■■ ' -. ■■;■ . Clarke President Leitschuh Vice-President Price Secretary and Treasurer Tau Delta Chester Chaplain Faulkner Historian Miss Katherine Clement Sponsor Founded in 1924, Tau Delta is the oldest sorority on the cam- pus. Its aims are to promote high ideals on the Lambuth campus with an enjoyment of social life of the college. Its colors are red and black; its emblem, a black cat; and its flower, the American Beauty Rose. Mrs. Walker Mother L. Stewart Churchwell Evans Mayfield McKissack W. Stewart GlLLILAND I. Stewart Thomas Fisher Pledge President Jk OVERSTREET Pledge of the Year Austin Barnett Blanchard Coleman Hearn Hunt Jar vis McDaniel Overall Smith Stavely Watt Watson Webber ««$ 93 £• Mrs. Hampton Smith Evans Stewart PUCKETT Mrs. Smith Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mother ROBBINS Pie doe-Mistress HOBB Chaplain Omega Upsilon Lambda Omega Upsilon Lambda is one of the important social organizations on the cam- pus. It first came into being in 1926, and has held a high position in Lambuth activi- ties ever since. Its colors are black and gold ; its flower the Talisman rose, and its emblem the owl. Brooks Serjeant-at-Arms COOLEY Sentinel ROOTE Honorary Member Yancy Burgess Council High Bennett Fowlkes Glenn Johnson McClintock Moore Richardson Robinson Ussery Wilkes « § 94 £a i KT te 4 Spain Pledge President Stubbs Wiley Gru BBS Pardue Best Pledge Alexander Allbright Bailey Burgess Dodds E f Flatt Graper HOLLEY Ingram Lawson Lett A. Phillips S. Phillips Pritchett Robbins K. RODGERS V. Rogers Blanks Smith ■«$ 95 § • Mrs. Cobb Sponsor Miss Lasley Mother Alpha Xi Delta Crump Vice-President Pratt President White Recording Secretary Johnston Corresponding Secretary ■g 96 Reed Treasurer Myatt Chaplain Taylor Marshall Pace Pledge Trainer Burns Rush Chairman ALPHA XI DELTA BECOMES FIRST NATIONAL SOCIAL FRATERNITY ON LAMBUTH ' S CAMPUS This year the Faculty and Board of Trustees of Lambuth College opened the way for national fraternities to come to the campus. The first local group to pledge a national is Beta Sigma Alpha, which was established at Lambuth in 1928. The fraternity which we chose is Alpha Xi Delta, founded at Lombard College, now Knox College, Galesburg, Illinois, on April 17, 1893. Beta Sigma Alpha now becomes Gamma Iota colony of Alpha Xi Delta. Beta Sigma Alpha members who pledged are: Bobbie Pratt, President; Sally Crump, Vice-President; Martha White, Recording Secretary; Joan Johnston, Corresponding Secretary; Nancy Reed, Treasurer; Betty Myatt, Chaplain; Jo Anne Taylor, Marshall; Barbara Pace, Pledge Trainer; Myra Burns, Martha Blankenship, Jackie Morris and Mildred Clarke, Rush Chairmen; Scholarship Chairman, Phyllis DeShazo; Parliamentarian, Dean Spain; Historian, Barbara Wilson; Social Chairman, Anne Truett; Scrapbook Chairman, Pat Fielding; Journal Correspondent, Gale Boling; and Song Leader, Anne Butler. Serving the Gamma Iota chapter as sponsor is Mrs. Eugene Cobb, professor of Home Economics, and as mother, Miss Marjorie Lasley, secretary to the deans. Those not pictured are: Martha Blankenship, Savannah, Tennessee; Mildred Clarke, Jackson, Tennessee, and Jackie Morris, Rutherford, Tennessee. Spain Parliamentarian Boling Journal Correspondent Wilson Social Correspondent DeShazo Scholarship Chairman Fielding Scrapbook Chairman Truett Social Chairman Butler Song Leader 97 - ; Bobbie Sue Pratt Queen Barbara Pace Maid Mr. Cummings Spansor Nancy Reed Maid The Theta Psi Fraternity was organized in 1930. The Fraternity stands for loyalty, courage, ambition, mental appre- ciation; and above all, brotherhood for the betterment of Lambuth. Its colors are blue and maroon, and the flower is the white carnation. Mrs. Hicks Mother Young President Dew Vice-President Rhodes Secretary Creasy Treasurer Dennie Goat-Master ■§ 98 •• Clark Chaplain Horton Clayton Fanni ng ■ illlilll Browning Hicks Peel Herndon Hall Downey Anderson Fletcher Hassell Pledge President FlSER 5 99 £ -• Shelby Bailey Queen Sally Crump Maid Ruth Pettigrew Maid Becky Grubbs Maid The Sigma Alpha Fraternity, organized in 1927, is the oldest fraternity on the campus. The fraternity colors are blue and gold and the flower is the red rambler rose. The fraternity stands for friendliness and honesty and is devoted to promoting brotherhood, loyalty, and good-will on the campus. Mrs. Robinson Mother Mr. Exum Sponsor Moore President Lewis Vice-President H. Welch Secretary T. Welch Treasurer «•§ 100 § Montgomery Parliamentarian Freeman Goat-Master Evans Pledge President Carroll Pledge-of-the-Year Barron Boyd Chapman Dancer Hartman McNatt NORVELL Pate Page Adkins Bell Chiles Exum Flatt Freeman Garrard Hall HORTON Moore Roote ■ § 101 §  Lj Mrs. Brill Mother Joan Evans Maid Martha Jane Smith Beverly Bennett Queen Maid Pat Wiley Maid Kappa Phi Epsilon Mrs. McGowan Honorary Mother Founded in 1930, the Kappa Phi Epsilo n Fraternity has striven through the years, to live up to the meaning imparted by its Greek name: A Society of Good Thinkers. The fraternity colors are black and gold and the official fraternity flower is the snapdragon. Gwaltney Hendrix Clarke Brasher Fesmire President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Rein Gray Rutherford French Dr. Hatch Goat-Master Sergeant-at-Arms Pledge President Pledge-of-the-Y ear Sponsor wtZJm Clyce TOWATER RODGERS Hill Haynes Baker Fisher Jaggers Fish Brill Russell Gilbert O ' Donnell Yates Yancy w m Taylor Stevens Alvis Bell Waits Ira Moffat Williams Wilford Jones Leggett $ 103 S  gr—a fc m r H « ' 4— 4 [ mu rH  Anita Wood, Jimmy O ' Donnell, Joan Evans, Gary Rutherford, Jo Yancy, Head Cheerleader; Merlin Wilson, Shelby Bailey. Cheerleaders laid Beverly Bennett Pat Wiley id Shelby Bailey (aid Becky Grubbs Basketball Royalty ««§ 107 £ Back Row: Coach Roscoe Williams, Jerry Pate, Jimmy Moore, Bill Henry, Russell Carroll, Jim Freeman, Bill Lewis, Bobby Knowlton, Hugh Welch, Charles Leggett, Manager Harry Williams. Front Row: Tommy Welch, Jerry Atkins, Bob Freeman, Gene Goad, Sammy Smith. Basketball Team The 1956-57 basketball season brought many a pleasant surprise to Lambuth fans. The Eagles compiled a fine 13-9 record despite having the most inexperienced team in years. After winning only four of their first ten starts, the Eagles began to click and swept nine of their last twelve games. Highlights of the season were a pair of victories over both Bethel College and Christian Brothers College, two participants in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Tournament at Clarksville, Tennessee. The great rebounding of Gene Goad and Sammie Smith, the outstanding all around play of Tommy Welch and Bob Freeman, and the work of Jerry Atkins, Bill Henry, and Jim Freeman contributed to a very successful year. The team scored 1605 points in the 22 outings for an offensive average of 72.96 while giving up an average of only 67 points per contest. ««§ 108 $• The Record Lambuth Opponent 58 67 Freed-Hardeman 96 39 Millsaps 38 66 Florence State 82 72 Florence State 96 60 Athens 69 71 Arkansas State Teachers 89 88 C. B. C. 66 69 Westminister, Mo. 62 71 Central, Mo. 74 82 Freed-Hardeman 70 74 Belmont 81 89 Vanderbilt J. V. 59 54 Sewanee 79 77 Bethel 70 53 Birmingham Southern 69 67 U. T. M. B. 90 72 Bethel 78 90 Vanderbilt J. V. 74 75 Arkansas State Teachers 68 66 U. T. M. B. 74 52 Athens 84 55 Millsaps 66 65 C. B. G. 69 70 Sewanee Junior Varsity 13 Won 9 Lost Co-Captains Sammie Smith and Bob Freeman Coach Roscoe Williams «•§ 109 §•• Baseball Team Left to Right: Jim Sledge, Bob Medlin, Jerry Pate, John Fish, Charles Leggett. Second Row: Dudley Dancer, Larry Binkley, Bill Henry, Ralph Lorance, Brooks Lamon, Bill Waits. Third Row: Coach Roscoe Williams, Bob Freeman, Gene Goad, Joe Hawkins, Charles Bell, Bill Lewis, Jim Freeman,, Tommy Welch, Bobby Vaughn. Tennis Team Track Team Left to Right: Frances Brooks, Jo Yancy, Larry Young, John Horton, Frank Smith, Thomas Clark, Larry Binkley, Kitty Richardson, Betty Burgess. •$ 110 §•• First Row: Charles Orr, Bob Knowlton, Jim Moore, Bobby Joe Moore. Second Row: Cecil Kirk, Bob Medlin, Larry Binkley, Bill Henry. Third Row: Bob Freeman, Bill Lewis, Jim Freeman, Tommy Welch. Fourth Row: Jerry Pate, Bob Beare, Charles Leggett, Coach Roscoe Williams. In Memoriam Franklin Billings 1937-1956 «•$ in ? Lambuth Life «•§ 112 §• Student Directory. Adkins, Murphy -- Bur lison , Tennessee Albright, Jo an -- Humboldt , Tennessee Allen, Betty Sue--Route 3, Kenton, Tennessee Allen, Ronald - -Route 3, Jackson, Tennessee Alexander, Pat--416 N. 18th St., Humboldt, Tennessee Alvis, William Edward--404 Division, Jackson, Tennessee Anderson, Donald Arthur--91 Summar, Jackson, Tennessee Arafat, Nebhan Z . - - Shwe itr ah St., Nablus, Jordan Archer, John W.--Bath Springs, Tennessee Atkins, Jerry Fr ankl in- -Mc Kenz ie , Tennessee Austin, Patsy--710 Arch St., Fulton, Kentucky B B , Memphis, Tennessee Jackson, Tennessee Natchez, Mississippi Jackson, Tennessee ailey, She lby -- Gadsden , Tennessee ailey, Wilbur A. --Mercer, Tennessee aker, Larry Walton--1702 Willow Wood Dr., Memphis, Tennessee arkley, Jessie M. --Route 1, Box 312, Arlington, Tennessee arnett, Jesse--247 Campbell, Jackson, Tennessee arnett, Patricia Marie--Box 71, Ripley, Tennessee arron, Jimmy -- Selmer , Tennessee eale, Robert Lee-Old Medina Rd., Jackson, Tennessee elew, Thomas Leonard -- Hunt ingdon , Tennessee ell, Charles T.--123 Dupree St., Jackson, Tennessee ell, Edith C arol - - Holladay , Tennessee ell, Garvin Eskel - - Elbr idge , Tennessee ell, James - -Elbr idge , Tennessee ell, William H.--706 N. Mendenhall Rd ennett, Beverly Gaye--63 Mimosa Drive inkley, Addison Larry--21 Oakwood Drive ledsoe, Charles Edward--910 W. King St., lanchard, Margaret Ann--1570 Mississippi, Memphis, Tennessee lankenship, Martha Je an -- Savannah , Tennessee lanks, Barbara Will iamson - - Tre ze vant , Tennessee odine, Walter Ray--269 N. McNeil, Memphis, Tennessee oling, Sandra Gale--Morris Chapel, Tennessee ond, Hugh L awrence - - 1 8 N. Watkins, Memphis, Tennessee oyd, Claron Anderson- - 237 N. Fairground, Jackson, Tennessee rady, James Haro Id -- Route 4, Jackson, Tennessee rasher, George W.--119 Terrace Place, Jackson, Tennessee ridges, Shirley Anne tte - - S ardis , Tennessee rill, Morris Lee, Jr.--204 E. 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F„ D. 3, Milan, Tennessee utler, Ann--1303 Bunch St., Corinth, Mississippi TE7-5593 1409 4-256 1 7 -0800 635 7-2284 113 2-2423 430-R 802-M4 E17-1315 425 3525 7-2302 YU6-4659 7-4218 Obion 2714 Obion 2714 MU5-5917 7-5647 2-1415 WH8-1536 3764 1182 BR5-8414 OD7-3516 BR6-1240 7-5056 7-8130 7-C 2-2784 3237 3218 6889 6211 6211 2-4717 7-0176 1453-W 6122 AD5 UPtown 7 Cain, Patty--194 Allen, Jackson, Tennessee Carroll, Russell De an - -Elbr id ge , Tennessee Carter, Carlis Eugene--106 Tucker, Jackson, Tennessee Carter, Perr y -- Gadsden , Tennessee Chapman, Jerry Allen--906 Mitchell St., Humboldt, Tennessee Chester, Ha zel - -C amden , Tennessee Chester, M axine - - Ro ute 4, Humboldt, Tennessee Chiles, Sandra Jean--411 Lambuth Ave., Jackson, Tennessee Chiles, Van Camp--411 Lambuth Ave., Jackson, Tennessee Chisholm, Jean--Gates, Tennessee Christie, Jack--221 Morgan St., Jackson, Tennessee Churchwell, Arlene -- Tre ze vant , Tennessee Clark, Mildred Josephine -- 325 Roland, Jackson, Tennessee Clark, Nancy Mae--335 Lexington, Jackson, Tennessee Clarke, Bobbie W ins ton - - Dec aturv ille , Tennessee Clarke, John B . - - Dec a tur ville , Tennessee 7-5460 Obion 45 11 2-1904 806-M2 345 ST7 -6357 7-9412 7-9412 AD4-7179 7-8996 3282 3270 57 57 ««§ 113 £  Clarke, William Thomas - -Milan , Tennessee Clayton, Paul W . - - Tiptonville , Tennessee Clyce, jerry--462 Jackson, Jackson, Tennessee Coleman, Mary Louise--668 Hollywood Drive, Jackson, Tennessee Collier, C arolyn- -Route 1, Fulton, Kentucky Cooley, Marjorie - -Lexington, Tennessee Council, Annie Lee--4523 Hwy 51 So., Memphis, Tennessee Crump, John Robert--2601 Jackson, Memphis, Tennessee Creasy, Calvin--93 Colorado, Bemis, Tennessee Crump, Sally Ruth--1932 Scottwood, West Memphis, Arkansas Dancer, Thomas Dudley- -Selmer, Tennessee Dennie, William Joseph--216 N. Fairground, Oakland, Tennessee DeShazo, Phyllis - -Rale igh , Tennessee Dew, Ernest -- Halls , Tennessee Dickerson, Jack Lynn--230 South Main, Ripley, Tennessee Dickson, Dorothy Jo--Bolivar, Tennessee Dodds, Kaye -- Adamsville , Tennessee Downey, William Howard - -White ville , Tennessee Drake, Verlie--1209 Martin, Jackson, Tennessee Duncan, Nancy Scott--9 Young Street, Bemis, Tennessee Dungan, Victor Wayne--Rt. 7, Humboldt, Tennessee Dunkin, Cecil--370 E. Olive, Memphis, Tennessee Dyer, James C arlton- -Country Club Lane, Jackson, Tennessee Eason, Eleanor Gay--Bemis, Tennessee Eason, Thelma Joyce -- Bemis, Tennessee Edgin, Charles R. --421 Preston Street, Jackson, Tennessee Elder, James Everett--Rt. 5, Jackson, Tennessee Evans, Ann Rust--Bells, Tennessee Evans, Joan--4507 Rhonda Drive, Memphis, Tennessee Evans, John W.--4507 Rhonda Drive, Memphis, Tennessee Exum, Cliffton--Route 4, Jackson, Tennessee 669 16J 7-1677 2-1924 1411J W08-3745 EX7-4576 FA3-4546 7-0215 RE5-4393 3428 H05-2467 FA-44742 4-9248 1009 3322 2-3670 7-0738 7-7594 WH-89602 7-8323 7-9574 7-9574 7-3222 3902 MU-58975 MU-58975 Fanning, John Woodard--250 Linden, Jackson, Tennessee Faulkner, Earline - -Route 1, Jackson, Tennessee Fesmire, Wayne--3242 Adams St., Paducah, Kentucky Finnie, Gordon - -White ville , Tennessee Fiser, James R. --108 Grand, Colorado Springs, Colorado Fish, John--1311 Marlin, Memphis, Tennessee Fisher, Mary Ann--3334 Buckner Lane, Paducah, Kentucky Fisher, Troy R. --174 Keaton St., Milan, Tennessee Flatt, Althea Jayne--528 Westmoreland, Jackson, Tennessee Flatt, Dwayne--528 Westmoreland, Jackson, Tennessee Fletcher, Gene - -Arlington, Tennessee Fowlkes, Gloria May--421 St. John, Dyersburg, Tennessee Freeman, Bob--12 Laurel Lane, Jackson, Tennessee Freeman, Jim--12 Laurel Lane, Jackson, Tennessee French, Fred S.--1091 Bluebird, Memphis, Tennessee Fuzzell, Charles L arry - -Mc Kenzie , Tennessee Gaines, Ella Jo--Henning, Tennessee Gallimore, Russell Noyel -- Sharon , Tennessee Garrard, Robert Frank--327 Park Ave., Jackson, Tennessee Gilbert, Douglass Wayne--123 Jackson Street, Jackson, Tennessee Gilbert, Neil M.--1606 Brownsville Hwy., Jackson, Tennessee Gilliland, Juanita - -Route 2, Gates, Tennessee Glenn, Ka ther ine - -M illington , Tennessee Glover, Billy--Route 1, Selmer, Tennessee Goad, Gene--Route 3, Jackson, Tennessee Gooch, Dalton--134 N. Deaderick Ave., Jackson, Tennessee Graper, Patsy--325 Crescent, Jackson, Tennessee Graves, Bettye Ann--Route 4, Milan, Tennessee Gray, C arl - -Gadsden , Tennessee Grubbs, Rebecca Jane--Bells, Tennessee Gwaltney, Jimmy- -Mc Kenzie , Tennessee Hall, Clark Br adle y - - 341 7 Central, Paducah, Kentucky Hall, David N. --Route 7, Humboldt, Tennessee Hanna, Robert Parnell - -Lake Mills, Iowa Harness, Tommie--108 Dawson, Dyersburg, Tennessee Hartman, John--1157 Rozelle, Memphis, Tennessee Hassell, Alvin D.--506 18th St., Humboldt, Tennessee Hassell, Jerry Lee -- Trenton , Tennessee Hawkins, Joe Wayne--241 Russell Ave., Jackson, Tennessee Haynes, Margaret E. Sullivan - -Route 3, Box 73, Covington, Haynes, Mike--Route 3, Box 73, Covington, Tennessee Hearn, Barbara Sue--Pinson, Tennessee Helms, Norman S.--322 Roland Ave., Jackson, Tennessee Henderson, Gordon--3560 Brunswick Rd., Memphis, Tennessee Henry, William Alan--New Albany, Indiana Herndon, R. T.--Box 3, Camden, Tennessee Tennessee 2-2812 2-1734 4631 ME5-3955 EX7-5072 2-1233 1603-W 7-0937 7-0937 UN7-3732 AT5-4766 2-4751 2-4751 EX7-1233 RE8-4631 Sidonia 37-5 7-5119 2-2378 AD4-7130 CA3-2018 2158 7-8475 2-3719 7-9357 613-J-3 2184 EL2-2165 2-1262 2-2026 AT5-4305 BR2-3152 212 440J 2-3187 GR6-7853 GR6-7853 8-5587 2-1733 FA4-6522 4-2108 7914 •§ H4 £ Hendrix, Bob--131 W. Mallory, Memphis, Tennessee Hicks, Lamar--908 Hollywood Drive, Jackson, Tennessee Hiett, Joe H. --Benton, Kentucky High, Anita Kerr--404 Church St., Brownsville, Tennessee Hill, Philip--135 Mimosa Drive, Jackson, Tennessee Hobb, Georgia--507 W. Finley, Dyersburg, Tennessee Holly, Roberta - -Route 4, Hickman, Kentucky Hopper, Benny Do u glas - -Ro ute 2, Rutherford, Tennessee Horton, John Robert--3590 Autumn, Memphis, Tennessee Horton, Thomas Curtis--3590 Autumn, Memphis, Tennessee Howard, Pe ggy - -M ichie , Tennessee Hudson, Virginia Wooten--841 Campbell, Jackson, Tennessee Hunt, Linda Lou--411 Deaderick, Jackson, Tennessee Ingram, Sammie - -C amde n , Tennessee Jaggers, Earl--123 Deaderick, Jackson, Tennessee James, Paul Lynn--505 Westwood, Jackson, Tennessee Jarvis, Paulina Ormond--38 Rutgers, Rochester, New York Johnson, Nettie Jean--627 Burkett, Jackson, Tennessee Johnson, Travis--445 Roland, Jackson, Tennessee Johnston, Joan Hill--1702 Willow Wood Johnston, Phil--133 Crescent, Jackson, Jones, Kent--Bethel Circle, McKenzie, Jones, Mary Tyrrell--207 S. Lafayette, Jordan, Mary Etta - - Bol ivar , Tennessee Drive, Memphis, Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Brownsville, Tennessee Kibbons, John D. --Route 6, Humboldt, Tennessee Kim, Chong Hwan--Seoul, Korea Chong Sik--Seoul, Korea Billy G. --Beech Bluff, Tennessee Cecil--2098 Tant, Memphis, Tennessee James Douglas--595 E. Chester, Jackson, Tennessee , Bobby--167 Hurt St., Jackson, Tennessee Janell -- Route 2, Humboldt, Tennessee William J.--RFD 4, Jackson, Tennessee Nancy Sue--Camden, Tennessee Brooks -- Nash v il le , Tennessee Bob--Route 1, Gadsden, Tennessee Charles Noel - -G a dsden , Tennessee Leitschuh, Martha--121 Vance, Jackson, Tennessee Lett, E velyn -- Humboldt , Tennessee Bill--3560 Marion, Memphis, Tennessee Lim--3268 Cazassa Rd. , Memphis, Tennessee Roselynn - - 21 6 Scott, Jackson, Tennessee Rawley Thomas--101 Vance, Jackson, Tennessee C arolyn - - Ro ute 7, Jackson, Tennessee Ralph -- Pinson , Tennessee WH6-5289 2-1774 LA7-7481 269-W 7-8958 AT5-2425 GL8-1608 GL8-1608 2-2177 7-3617 7655 0784 5 224 5372 3378 0720 1315 0930 EL-2581 502 3574 475-W 7 7 GR3 2 7 EL7 7 Kim Kirk Kirk Kirk Knolton La man , L asle y , L awson , Lay mon Leggett Leggett, Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lockhart, Lowrance Luckman, Beauford Scott--322 Division, Jackson, Tennessee Luckman, William Eason--322 Division, Jackson, Tennessee Lyles, Kendall- -311 3 Clark St., Paducah, Kentucky McClintock, Gwen--1278 Union Ave., Memphis, Tennessee McCoy, John Mack--245 Morgan, Jackson, Tennessee McDaniel, Carolyn--609 Meadowbrook, Memphis, Tennessee McDonald, Polly Ann--Obion, Tennessee McKissack, Jessie -- Ro ute 4, Jackson, Tennessee McNatt, John D.--22 Laurel Lane, Jackson, Tennessee Marquez, Fabr io - - C arrer a , 20 60-55, Bogota, Colombia Martin, Jack Edward--2115 Park Avenue, Paducah, Kentucky Mathis, Robert Wayne--920 N. 18th Ave., Humboldt, Tennessee Mathis, Tommy Eugene--412 N. 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Trezevant, Moorehead, James Donal d - -C e dar Grove, Tennessee Montgomery, Billy--324 Cumberland, Jackson, Tennessee Harold L. --Route 4, Pulaski, Tennessee Jim--18 Sunset, Jackson, Tennessee Re be cc a - -Rou te 4, Pulaski, Tennessee Jacqueline --Rutherford, Tennessee Joe C.--160 McCorry St., Jackson, Tennessee Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Montgomery Mo ntgo mery Montgomery Morris , Morris , Murchison, Richard Lee--320 Park Avenue, Jackson, Tennessee Murphy, Betty Lou -- Burl ison , Tennessee Myatt, Betty--Route 3, Mayfield, Kentucky 7-2097 FA7-6031 7-3682 7-1162 25 l-R-2 7-6385 7232 CY7-4753 3424 807-R-4 1289-5 GL2-0334 2-2794 2-2935 2-1405 5407 7 -1894 7-1894 5 -6428 BR6 -9597 7-8846 F A 4 - 1 8 146 -W 7 -6 174 2-9053 9-2166 2-4152 273 MA7-2212 7 -895 1 7 -2129 79 11 7-5819 GL2-9424 7-4304 2-1797 7 10-R-4 2-1395 710-R-4 175-Y 2-2868 7 -8202 •§ 115 • Nace, Roanne--Bon Air Circle, Jackson, Tennessee Nace, William- - Bon Air Circle, Jackson, Tennessee Newsom, Rheba DeShazo--275 Campbell, Jackson, Tennessee Nickias, Johnnie--206 Lambuth, Jackson, Tennessee Norville, Rex E. --Bells, Tennessee O ' Donnell, James H.--3763 Allendale Lane, Memphis, Tennessee O ' Neal, Tommye Frank - -Saltillo , Tennessee Orr, Charles- -Route 7, Jackson, Tennessee Orr, Norman--239 High, Dyer, Tennessee Osborne, Lowell Thomas - -Route 2, Jackson, Tennessee Overall, Mary Danette--919 N. Barksdale, Memphis, Tennessee Overstreet, LaNoka Mae--2940 Maryland, Paducah, Kentucky Pace, Barbara June--832 S. 9th Street, Mayfield, Kentucky Pafford, Sarah- -Newbern, Tennessee Page, Mack L.--608 College St., Trenton, Tennessee Pardue, Doris Jane - -Elbridge , Tennessee Parimore, Troy Lee--203 Kinney Ave., Covington, Tennessee Parker, Luther A. --734 Wilshire Dr., Jackson, Tennessee Pate, Jerry Estes--114-B Westwood Gardens, Jackson, Tennessee Peel, Thomas - -Millington , Tennessee Pettigrew, Ruth--1032 Campbell, Jackson, Tennessee Phillips, Ann--165 Williams, Jackson, Tennessee Phillips, Sylvia--503 N. 14th, Humboldt, Tennessee Piercey, Joe E. --Route 5, Humboldt, Tennessee Pillow, Jo DePriest- -519 So. Main, Milan, Tennessee Pillow, Thomas Wright--519 So. Main, Milan, Tennessee Plunk, Erica Dale - -Finger , Tennessee Pollard, Tommy--511 E. Forest, Jackson, Tennessee Pratt, Bobbie Sue--450 College, Milan, Tennessee Price, Margaret Ann - -Somerville , Tennessee Pritchett, Donna Jo--Finley, Tennessee Puckett, Charles Walter--545 E. Deaderick, Jackson, Tennessee Puckett, Janie Carol - -520 Walnut, Dyersburg, Tennessee Raines, Charles Edward-- 5 Carruthers Dr., Jackson, Tennessee Rainey, Robin E.--422 Madison St., Jackson, Tennessee Randolph, Eleanor Joyce--Route 2, Henriing, Tennessee Redmond, William Hal--Maury City, Tennessee Reed, Nancy Lou--Route 3, Lexington, Tennessee Rein, Walter - -Paduc ah , Kentucky Rhear, Raymond Wayne--225 Morgan, Jackson, Tennessee Rhodes, Donna Gail--27 S. 15th Ave., Maywood, Illinois Rhodes, Donald Gordan--27 S. 15th Ave., Maywood, Illinois Richardson, Kitty--182 Wisdom Ave., Jackson, Tennessee Robinson, Doris Jean--126 McCowat, Jackson, Tennessee Robbins, Ann- -Lex ington , Tennessee Robbins, Anne Clayton--745 E. Chester, Jackson, Tennessee Rodgers, Edwin--523 E. 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Court Ave., Selmer, Tennessee Smith, Pat--1498 Lambuth Blvd., Jackson, Tennessee Smith, Sammie- -Morris Chapel, Tennessee Spain, Dean—Route 3, Milan, Tennessee Spain, Joanne - -Route 4, Jackson, Tennessee Stavley, Linda Ann--Route 8, Paducah, Kentucky 2-3562 2-3562 7-4343 2-2457 2157 FA7-9954 7-8109 2475 7-6235 BR2-1403 2-1868 1617-W MA7-2272 358 Obion-5512 GW6-9845 2-2882 2-3614 Ros-75 7-7934 2-4969 428 2-2426 7-3644 458 H05 -2722 AT5-7559 7-6530 AT5-1809 7-8745 7-3125 8-5248 79J W08-2645 3-7001 7-9932 Fi5-5437 Fi5-5437 7-3780 2-4875 W08-3642 7-2282 2688 7-5193 351 7-6633 7-6633 661-W-l 7-3105 7-1413 7-6655 EX7-1287 4121 2621 69 175-W 327-M 589-M4 GL2-0965 2-2580 9-3115 3607 2-3322 2-2636 7-5754 2-2238 3562 7-3775 1445-R 7-3446 3-3154 « 3 116 (? Steed, Mary--316 Gordon, Jackson, Tennessee Stevens, John Robert -- Bolivar , Tennessee Stewart, Betty--1435 Snowden, Memphis, Tennessee Stewart, Imogene - -Lavinia , Tennessee Stewart, Lanelle - -La vinia , Tennessee Stewart, Willodene - -Lavinia , Tennessee Stone, William Joseph--37 Northwood, Jackson, Tennessee Stubbs, Emily Anita -- Hickman, Kentucky Tarpley, Frances Carlson--429 E. 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Main Phone 7-4433 JOLLY CHOLLY DRIVE IN 1338 Highland Old Fashioned Pit Bar-B-Q Compliments of BRASHER ' S Home of Hart, Schaffner Marx Clothes OWEN GROCERY MARKET Campbell King Your Campus Store Compliments of THE HUT Compliments of L. W. SCOTT Gulf Oil Distributor Gulf Oil Products Jackson, Tennessee Compliments of MALCO THEATRE AND SKY VIEW DRIVE IN •$ 125 $ Growing with a Growing Jackson THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON 1886 1957 Tldjrett un)d u s t r I e s f PATENTED PRODUCTS OF QUALITY i f DRINK ■ COLA Better Taste calls for RC § 126 Compliments of BOND ' S Jackson ' s Leading Shoe Store McGEE-ROSS Hardware Company The Hardware Department Store of Jackson 279 E. Lafayette St. 214 E. College St. Phone 7-3308 Compliments of THE CAMERA SHOP Compliments of H. M. FELSENTHAL CO. 110 W. Main St. Phone 7-1461 For the Latest in Campus Clothes Visit HOLLAND ' S and HOLLAND ' S NORTH v Jackson ' s Greatest Store •§ 127 £• THE BOOTERY 209 E. LAFAYETTE K-jreetinaL MODEL MILL COMPANY, INC. Jackson, Tennessee Compliments of THE SHAMROCK CAFE Highway 45 North DOTSON FLOOR CO. TILE CONTRACTORS Rubber Tile, Asphalt Tile, Plastic Wall Tile, Ceramic Tile and Linoleum Factory Qualified Labor Albert Dotson Res. 7-0350 Jackson, Tenn. Phone 7-8041 McCALL-HUGHES CLOTHING COMPANY Varsity-Town Clothes 1 14 N. Liberty Best wishes, Students! We are proud to have been selected to furnish the seating for your beautiful new chapel. BUDDE AND WEIS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Jackson, Tennessee «§ 128 £  Compliments of YATES TOWN AND COUNTRY MARKET 1401 East Chester BEARE ICE AND COAL COMPANY ICE — COAL — REFRIGERATORS MOBIL GAS — MOBIL OIL SMITH FUNERAL HOME SERVING WEST TENNESSEE FOR OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY 7-5555 COMPLIMENTS OF FOX RESTAURANT A GOOD PLACE TO EAT Compliments of ROBERT ORR COMPANY Nashville, Tennessee PAINT — WALLPAPER VENETIAN BLINDS Compliments of dLeA f einke BUICK COMPANY •§ 129 £■ I A r V! «3 130 Autographs . . . Autographs . . . 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