Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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Lantern Vol. 36 Lambuth College Jackson, Tennessee Ted Martin Young, Editor Jim Price, Associate Editor Elbert Johns, Associate Editor Charles M. Hansbrough, Business Manager Mm •. m

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T? 1 ? ) t °) Foreword What a yearbook should be and what a yearbook turns out to be are not always the same. We have tried to capture in this yearbook the unique essence of Lambuth, as we are able to see it. Yet, we realize the spontaneity of the perfect ' slam, ' the unmitigated being of dialogue, the quintessence of Lambuth cannot be captured, simply by definition of those characteristics and qualities. Nevertheless, we have tried to photograph and emphasize the activities and interests of students at Lambuth as they attempt to become self -hoods instead of determined beings. There is much that we left out simply by being lim- ited human beings with limited contacts with the world. Nev- ertheless, we hope that we have caught enough of the spirit of Lambuth that every student, both dorm and commuting, both active and passive in campus affairs will find the LAN- TERN, 1964, a means of re-evaluating and enjoying this year at Lambuth.