Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1965 volume:

R ti SiS SKSaBattr 3 ei£ $]! S 9 ffl !a  HHaBariHii ' . 1 965 lANfe N W UBUH COLLEGE J4CK60N, TENNESSEE VOLU UE 37 ANN P5ACOC , £DtfOR WTHER C. GOBBEL LIBRARY LAMBUTH COLLEGE Jackson. Tennessee PRESfDENT DE4NS ADMINISTRATION SPIFF FAOUUV fc SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN STUDENT GOVERN WENT REUG CUS GREEKS CLUBS MISSWMBUfW FRATERNnV RO aL7V wcywEccywfNG oueem WHO ' S WWO CWSS WVORffES ) 1 Just as America is a melt- ing-pot of nationalities, races, and creeds, Lambuth has be- come increasingly a melting pot of personalities, purposes, and ideals. Like our ancestors who brought various customs and heritages from the Old World to the New, every in- dividual who arrives in this New World of college brings certain aspirations, experi- ences, and preconceived ideas. Paradoxically, America ' s greatness and weaknesses stem from a variety of assimilated cultures and opinions. Simi- larly, Lambuth is made both weaker and stronger by the conflicts which assimilation inevitably brings. Just as pa- triotism is not blind, flag- waving praise, so love of a college means more than a sentimental nostalgia for the place where we have learned, experienced, and matured. It is not true that love is blind. We love persons not because of, but in spite of, what they are. The same is true of love for an institution or a com- munity. It is this deeper, more steadfast love which is strong enough to endure in spite of our failures and our weak- nesses as a community. When we really become involved in our community, we realize that its weaknesses are our own human weaknesses. But we must see clearly our fail- ures and weaknesses and face them honestly in order to im- prove ourselves and our cam- pus community . . . At Lambuth each INDIVIDUAL represents a thread that is intricately woven into the encompass- ing pattern of college life. Within this symbolic pattern there are threads of bright and sombre hues, smooth and coarse textures, broad and narrow dimen- sions. Each thread has a purpose which complements the whole. As the original pattern is supplemented by the ever-increasing number of individual threads, it still remains a unified entity which grows more beautiful and more nearly perfect with each addition. It is to you, the INDIVIDUAL, the thread, that the LANTERN Staff of 1965 dedicates this yearbook . . . ' ■ . ' . ' - ' ■■ ' ■ .; ■ fl - : -lilfcr-aiB K • wUBl v ■ ■ Bl s B B? ' % 7R£ PAT7ERAJ s wm M?: s ?, obl WBUlU I IMN . . . ... A S0OAL fMERAOTON The routine and the exceptional merge to become what is known as college life. Certain duties are dull and boring, but must be done; others — a week-end date, a good joke in the midst of studies — are fun. From one extreme to the other, both contribute to the best years of our lives. 10 . • , ■ '  •  f ? •• lit II Academic achievement, social develop- ment, and Christian atmosphere contrib- ute to the total education of the individ- ual. College life establishes a sound basis for each individual as he applies his knowledge to the experience of learn- ing. 12 _ WfX J 1; 1 t 1 CVflPCCn . -HEM6TRY j L-J ■ + ' i I 3b£ 1 IHBa LEISURE. . . . . .A NEED 70 GETAW College students are said to be notori- ously famous for their ingenuity. No- where do they exhibit greater creativeness than in their ability to relax — from just plain goofin ' off to the planned college activities. IBfn KaB i l X i £$ jr Iflltf tCJHB m I f [ '  J| f J. 1 nJ B 6- «£fi B flEff ■ «H 0m. N«, s, — ■■■■■■ 3C A% ' r.b CSE £ 4 : r. . . jy WJ|j J m ' ■ ' -1 «?. i ' ffcfc •r i «£ ' •: - ' - ; ' 5«Sf : ft ■1 Lambuth Memorial Chapel, built in 1957, is an entirely air-conditioned building used for worship, drama, and chapel services. The chemistry lab view of the library, Sprague and Harris halls. 18 THE. MAW FACES OF WMBUH The front view of Amos W. Jones Hall might, with all jus- tification, be called the visitors ' view as . . . this view, with just reason, may be referred to as the students ' view. Luther L. Gobbel Library was first oc- cupied in 1961. It is a modern, air- conditioned facility which houses book, periodical, and reference collections, li- brarian ' s offices, study rooms, seminar rooms, a treasure room and a prayer room. The fourth floor provides space for the audio-visual room and the lan- guage laboratory. .■■ - t I i ' ■ i f. .. i ' 1 i V . ■■■ J jjjj. l yji The student center, built as a temporary structure in 1958, is being re- placed by a new ultramodern building adjoining the J. A. Williamson Dining Hall. A familiar spot to Lambuth students, the plaza behind the student center, is seldom deserted. Harris Hall, an air-conditioned residence hall for Upperclasswomen, ac- commodates 122 students. Sprague Hall, the residence hall for Freshman women, was erected in 1953. Epworth Hall, the residence hall for Freshman men, was built in 1929-30 and renovated in 1960. The Richard E. Womack Physical Education Building, constructed in 1947-48, is a beau- tiful brick structure which houses classrooms, offices, shower rooms and the gymnasium. The Men ' s New Dormitory, an air-conditioned residence hall for Upperclassmen, was first occupied in 1959. 20 I m J. A. Williamson Hall, completed in 1959, seats 400 in a large air-conditioned dining room. The second floor provides class rooms for Art, Speech, and Drama. From almost every corner of the campus the chapel is in plain view — reminding the Lamhuth com- munity of the importance of making religion a central figure in their lives. 21 5? S ill fl hi plpg i fi ffs ' V • 2P ' $ THE FfcESfDENT JAMES S. WILDER, JR. A.B.. B.D., Ph.D. the executive WALTER H. WHYBREW, B.S., M.S., Ed.D. Dean of the College and Director of Admissions STELLA WARD. A.R.. M.A. Dean of Women and Director of Student Activities and Procurement VGANQ W. K. WHETSTONE. A.B., S.T.R. Dean of Men HARRELL A. TOWNSEND. A.B.. B.D. Dean of the Chapel 25 AO UfMSTRATfVE J. RICHARD BLANTON, B.S., M.S. Business Manager and Treasurer MISS DOROTHY DODSON, B.A., M.A. Registrar ROBERT L. JOHNSON, B.A. Field Representative 26 ASSfoaNre MISS MARGARET WINTER, A.B., M.A. Assistant Director of Testing Center WILLIAM L. LEWIS, JR., A.B. Assistant to the President in Field of Development and Fund Raising J. REGINALD SMITH. B.S. Director of Alumni Affairs and Information 27 MRS. ELSIE ROBERTSON Administrative Assistant MISS GERTRUDE HANNA Secretary to Director of Development MRS. PAUL ALLEN Secretary to Dean of Women ADMINISTRATIVE. SlAFF MRS. EVERETT COLTRAIN Secretary to Dean of Men MRS. CHARLES TRAVIS MRS. HELEN COPELAND Manager of Bookstore and Supervisor of Stu- Secretary to Dean of the College and to 28 dent Center Registrar MRS. HUGH BLACKMON Secretary to Director of Alumni Affairs MRS. ORIAN HORNE Hostess, Sprague Hall MRS. C. 0. HAMPTON Hostess, Epworth Hall MRS. J. E. CROSS Hostess, Men ' s New Dormitory 29 BOB J. HAZLEWOOD B.A., M.A., Ed.S. SARAH V. CLEMENT A.B., A.M. Litt.D. 30 STELLA WARD A.B., M.A. ANNIE LOU SMITH B.A., M.A., Ed.S. GRACE WHETSTONE A.B., M.A. 2NGUO I Jh — ♦— - 31 JOANNA HIGGS B.F.A., M.F.A. WILMA McCAGUE B.S., M.A. ART AND DRAMA UBRARY 32 KATHERL E CLEMENT A.B., M.A., B.S. in L.S. JUDITH HAZLEWOOD B.S., M.A. in L.S. RUTH MARR B.S. in Ed., M.A. FRED W. JEANS B.S., M.A, Ph.D. HUGUETTE P. CRAFT B.A., B.P. LOREN C. McCULLAR A.B. FOREIGN IANOJAGBQ RELIGION ANV PMfLO£OFW JAMES E. HULL A.B., B.D., Ph.D. GENE L. DAVENPORT B.A., B.D. HARRELL TOWNSEND A.B., B.D. 33 ORVILLE D. BEHM, JR. B.M.Ed., M.M. UU£fC DON L. HUNEYCUTT B.M., M.M. 34 WO UE ECONOMICS, AND PMVSfCAL EDUCATION NELLE N. COBB B.S., M.S. ROSCOE WILLIAMS A.B., M.A. H. ROBERT SHUTTLEWORTH 35 B.A., M.A. DAVID F. SNIPES B.A., M.A. QOOflL £OWCB£ AND pounce QOWCB ! MARVIN E. EAGLE A.B., A.M., LL.D. PAUL EUBANKS A.B., B.D. C. MICHAEL HAYNES A.B., B.D. 36 YASUSHI SUGIYAMA B.A., M.A., Ph.D. BUQ N£Q£ AND £CONO UfC£ 37 SOCIOLOGY BILLIE P. EXUM A.B., B.S., LL.B., M.A. EMILY H. CLARK A.B., A.M. 11 PSVCRCLOev HARRY E. BERRYMAN WOOD K. WHETSTONE B.S., M.A. A.B., S.T.B. EDUCATION 38 WALTER E. HELMS B.A., M.A. ELMER B. INMAN B.S., M.S., Ed.D. NATURAL COWCEQ BfOLCxSV A. D. OXLEY B.S., A.M., D.Sc. ROBERT CARLTON B.S., M.A., Ph.D. JOSEPHINE BOOTH WILLIAM W. CUMMINGS 40 B.S., M.A. A.B., M.A. GEORGE EDWARDS B.Ed., M.S., Ph.D. AND HUBERT E. HARBER, JR. B.S., M.B.S. JOSEPH WATLINGTON A.B., M.A., M.B.S. JAMES E. GARNER B.A., M.A. 41 SWJDEMT EXECUTIVE BRANCH The Executive Branch is composed of the president, vice-president, and sec- retary . . . Elected by the student body at an annual election held in May, this group appoints, initiates, and leads . . . These three individuals are the presiding body for the legislative council. Jimmy Ward, President L££f£WnVk BRANCH The Student Council, the legislative body of the student government, worked with an increased budget this year . . . and did their best to spend it wisely . . . Such events as the Harvest Ball . . . the Christmas party for underprivileged children . . . a float for the Strawberry Festival parade . . . the Spring Formal . . . these are just a few of the things for which the money was spent . . . Events to be remembered and appreciated by the student body • • • 44 Morris, Ramer, Chief Justice Clayton, Bateman, Evans (SCVERN UENT Jeanie McGee, Secretary Jim Price, Vice-President BACK ROW: Huff, Thompson, Thurston, Dean Ward, McCalla, Fisher SECOND ROW: Robinson, Miller, McGee, Paschal], Waldrip, Steele, Robbins FRONT ROW: Price, Ramer, Eason, Hansbrough, Timmons, Bonson, Deyling, Allen NOT PICTURED: Rudolph, B. Whetstone, D. Whetstone JUDICAL BRANCH Selected by the Student Council from a list compiled by the Student Affairs Com- mittee . . . organized to interpret and enforce standards set by the legislative body . . . functions by antagonizing freshmen, supervising election campaigns, determin- ing disciplinary actions, counting votes . . . the black-robed police force that main- tains justice for all . . . 45 Allen, Welty, President Lifsey, Morris, McCune, Dean Townsend. STUDENT CWRJSrtdN AseocwnoN council The Student Christian Association exists to provide opportunity for students to become involved in a community of study, worship, and fellowship. Careful planning and re-evaluation of the entire program has resulted in many changes and new activities . . . Sunday evening meetings . . . snack suppers . . . outstanding speakers . . . fall retreat . . . depth Bible study . . . Communion services . . . Christmas tree . . . Religious Emphasis Week ... all have played a part in creating sincere interest among many of those in the college community. Dr. Hull proved to be an experienced chef at the SCA retreat at Lakeshore. 46 A line forms at the popcorn ball and hot chocolate party that the SCA sponsored preceding the Christmas Candlelight Service. 1 T ' - w HMV ' ' - ■ v- k wL jk W zr X- OUTSIDE ROW : Rev. Hinton, Clement, Johnson, Rev. Townsend, Dr. Hull, McLennan, Morris, Pennel, Rev. Davenport. INSIDE ROW: Shelley, Dean Whetstone, Rev. Horton, Dr. Oxley, Miss Dodson, Dean Ward, Moorehead, Champion. RELIGIOUS UFE COUNCIL Religious Life Council . advisory council to the Dean of Chapel . . . campus ministers, faculty, and students working together . . . exploring religious needs of the college community . . . planning and correlating religious activities . . . Student Christian Association . . . Church Vocation Association . . . retreats . . . Religious Emphasis Week. The true spirit of Christmas in Lambuth ' s community is reflected in the glow of the annual midnight Candlelight Service. Professor of Practical Theology at Vanderbilt University. James D. Glasse conducted Religious Emphasis Week. Dr. 47 Jean Gilbert and Vicky Paschall. Not Pictured: Joe Gilbert. HANDBOOK COWWTT£k The answer to any question concerning the purpose . . . traditions . . . regulations of Lambuth College is found in the Student Handbook which is published annually under the direction of the Handbook Committee . . . written by the old students for the benefit of the new ... it is important to all . . . The problems of college living . . . encountered by all . . . are lessened when met with a guide in hand that contains the aims . . . ideals of Lambuth College. STANDING: Allen, Moorehead, Morris, Shelley, Bates, Kendall, Cooper, Durrett, Dorschel, Burnett, J. Gilbert. KNEELING: Cam pbell, Indergard, Pounders, Armstrong, Manning. CHURCH vocations association Students planning to enter church-related vocations . . . atmosphere of free discussion and fellowship . . . opportunities to investigate various seminaries and graduate schools . . . faculty guidance. 48 Mills, Bateman, Funderburk, Cagle, Redmond, Titus, Huff, Bryant, Weech, Cox. L CLUB Track meets . . . basketball tournaments . . . baseball games . . . tennis matches ... by their active participation in these sports players and cheerleaders earn a letter and make up this club which promotes athletic fair play . . . the qualities of sportsmanship . . . inter- collegiate relations. w T -rn i ■ BACK ROW: Blankenship, McGee, Crill, Rushing, Steele, Killgrove, Pounders, Ross, House, Butler, Mrs. Cobb, Bond. FRONT ROW: Braden, Caldwell, Davidson, Cushing, Waldrip, N. Jones, President Phillips, Curtis, Tinker, Rhea, Sanger, K. Smith, Lee. HO UE ECONO UICe CLUB Chartered at Lambuth four years ago, the Home Economics Club is a member of the Tennessee Home Economics Association and the American Home Economics Association. The major activity of the club this year is a catering course for parties and teas . . . 49 ■ -J sss-JW ' -■■ i-s;|L ... WW ' MM$ ' : Z: ' Pryor, Green, Willis, Co-Chairman Peacock, H. Hunt, Horton, Huff, Hopper, Smith, Co-Chairman Bingham, Coach Shuttleworth. fNTRA UURAL CO U UITIEE Composed of representatives from every independent and Greek organization, both town and campus students, the Intramural Committee strives to promote a working relationship between these groups through cooperative effort and sportsmanship. Headed by co-chairmen selected by the student government, and sponsored by Coach Shuttleworth, this group studies and solves problems born in the intramual program . . . schedules . . . maintains . . . and supervises all intramural events . . . Competitors end the game on friendly terms. A good game calls for a grand finale. SO The object is to get the ball over the net. Jfi- ifc2L!. Hubbard, Gilbert, Harrigill, Warmath, Steele, McCune, Halford, Hapes. ALL-COUESE SOCIAL CO W UHTEE This committee is appointed by the President of the Student Body . . . composed of independents and Greeks social affairs . . . from the All College Picnic and dance to the much anticipated Miss Lambuth Contest. It is in charge of all Think it will ever look like a scarecrow? Students dance to the music of the Mar-Vels at the Harvest Ball. A talented group entertains fellow students after a picnic supper. 51 -- ' BACK ROW: Riley, Stevens, Green, Wilcox, Wagster, Futrell, Sanders, Pounders, Harrigill, House, Bridges, Bryson, Johnson. MIDDLE ROW: Whitener, Black, Lane, L. Freeman, Tankersley, Holifield, Morris, Lovett, Johnston, Clayton, Nourse. FRONT ROW: Mr. Helms, McMillan, B. Jones, Robinson, J. Jones, Pearson, Moorer, Thompson. ECUCM ON ASSOCIATION A group of aspiring teachers . . . applying acquired knowledge and originality in an effort to be tomorrow ' s educational leaders learning through filmstrips on teaching problems . . . through helping others by giving a Christmas party for retarded children and by conducting a story hour on Saturday mornings . . . Through the co-operation of the local school system, Lambuth ' s future teachers g?in practical experience in their expected vocation. 52 BACK ROW: President Johnson, Pardue, Paschall, Pryor, P. Freeman, Halford, Rucker, Harris, Bray, Bell, Fitzpatrick, Mullins, Tinker, Curtis, McMillion, Cagle. SECOND ROW: Manning, Keeton, Douglas, Tilford, Wright, Willis, Peacock, Pinckley, Plunk, Simons, McCoy, McGee, Denton. FRONT ROW: Barnett, Burnett, Selph, Robertson, Murphy, Love, Pierce, Byrd, Hines, Davis, Starnes, Dr. Inman. This group of youngsters came to the SNEA Christmas party for EMR children and enjoyed gifts . . . and refreshments. 53 HARRIS HALL President Thurston, Mullins, Hop- per, Curtis, Willis, Black, Burnett, Mrs. King, Phillips. NOT PICTURED: Harrigill, Pink- ley. DORMITORY COUMOLS SPRAGUE HALL BACK ROW: Mrs. Home, Wells, Chapman, Swartout. FRONT ROW: Hood, Davis, President Ross, Welch, Crill. NOT PICTURED: Dyer. 54 NEW MEN ' S DORMITORY BACK ROW: Hamer, Schau, Ra- mer, Mrs. Cross, Hostetler, Baker, Heath, Baird. FRONT ROW: McCune, Stallings, Allen, Roberts, Cagle, Roth. The dormitory councils serve as representative groups of the resident students. The individual councils function in supervising dormitory life and in fostering co- operation among the residents. EPWORTH HALL BACK ROW: Joplin, Rogers, Harris, Ho, Sals- bury, Kent. MIDDLE ROW: Cooper. Stiegler. FRONT ROW: Red- mond, Bush, Meador. 55 BACK ROW: Robbins, Ching, Eason, Kent, Poindexter, Kirchoff, Butler, Goodman, Oakley, McCune, Rogers, Wolff. SECOND ROW: Price, Parrish, Harris, Vancura, Seiffert, Shelley, Holifield, Steele, Lockhart, Bradford, Arnold, Bonson. THIRD ROW: Gurley, Busby, Mullins, Hardin, Buchanan, O ' Connor, Wilson, Tipton, Allison, Johnston, Chapman, Wallace. FOURTH ROW : Wilcox, Byrd, Warden, Bridges, Anderson, Jenkins, Gill, H. Hunt, Jean Gilbert, L. Morris, Wong. FRONT ROW: Mr. Fleming, Hinton, K. Morris, Whitener, Burnett, A. Hunt, Crill. CONCERT CWOIR 56 The Concert Choir in formation. TCUR1N CHOIR The Concert Choir and the Touring Choir . . . represent Lambuth in local concerts and on tour . . . aid in campus worship . . . provide a musical experience for students . . . enrich our esthetic life . . . are a laboratory for music students . . . Many hours of concentrated practice are spent in preparing for the programs given at various churches and schools throughout this area. LEFT ROW: Gilbert, Bridges, Tipton, Morris, Jenkins, Hunt, Mullins, Buchanan, Steele, Ching, Robbins, Gilbert, Arnold, Butler. SECOND ROW: Chapman, Anderson, Hinton, Allison, Oakley, Crill, O ' Connor, Busby, Holifield, Price, Parrish, Eason, Oakley, Mr. Fleming. THIRD ROW: Warden, Burnett, Morris, Gill, Wong, Hardin, Lockhart, Vancura, Shelley, McCune, Bonson, Poindexter, Kent, Kirchoff. Mr. Behm helps with the choreography as the Music and Drama departments combined to produce For Heaven ' s Sake. •• 1 : : : BACK ROW, STANDING: Jones, Arnold, Woodard, Holifield. SECOND ROW: Johns, Allen, Rucker, Jenkins, Lovett, McKibben. THIRD ROW: Gilbert, West, McCune, Gurley, Roberts, Doddridge, Bonson,Tipton, Oakley. FRONT ROW: Lockhart, Hays, Kirchoff, Anderson, Gilbert, Petty, Allison. lAMBUm COLLEGE B JD Challenging and enjoyable . . . with a new director, new instruments, and new music . . . intense rehearsals . . . striving for symphonic sound in pieces from Dry Bones to Military Suite in E Flat. . concert for student body The Pep band sets a vigorous pace and arouses enthusiasm as it provides lively, swinging music at one of the home basketball games. 58 STANDING: Mr. Potts, Allen, Halford. Hamer, Robinson, Ramer. SEATED: Goodwin, Hines, Miller. FOOD CO UMfTTEE A link between the palates of students and the abilities of Mr. Potts ... to learn of the complaints and compliments of students in regard to cafeteria food ... to help with special meals such as the Christmas dinner ... in general, a go-between to help to satisfy the students as nearly as possible . . . Administration, faculty, and students participate in the fun of the Halloween dinner. Just one little kiss, Mr. Hoffman? It ' s not that had! 59 Editor-in-Chief, Jane Staines, spent many sleepless nights arranging and re-arranging the copy. Editors and reporters are kept busy as they read copy and plan articles. FROM LEFT: Rosalind Goodwin, Sara Hines, Jill Welty, Vonnie Allen, Ron Lambu VISION STAFF Editor Jane Starnes Copy Editor Barbara Brown News Editor Devon Allen Feature Editor Sara Hines Co-Sports Editors ........... Vl Ann Peacock Ron Iden Society Editor Rosalind Goodwin Art Editor David Hopper Photographers Brooks Clayton Steve Curtis Typists Joyce Murphy Elbert Johns Reporters John Irvine, Dave Lifsey, Mary Lockhart, Eve Wilson, «S o a Tilford, Jack Johnson, Jackie Wed- J Vc ding, Jill Welty, Jeanie McGee, Hetty Ruth uifctVy Clement, Anna Mullins. Louise Morris, fttSuKr Beth Bond Davk] Whetstone. Bill Rudolph, p ' ,css Sammie Fisher, Judy Harrigill, Pat Par- rish. Business Manager Jane Willis Circulation Manager Clyde Stephenson Business Staff Barbara Brown, Clyde Stephenson Advisors Mr. David Snipes, Mr. Reggie Smith, Mr. Delbert Hurst 60 Joyce Murphy, typist, helps Steve Curtis, photographer, select pictures for the Vision. Iden, and Ann Peacock. Barbara Brown and Business Manager, Jane Willis, work together on billing the advertisers while Circulation Manager, Clyde Stephenson, calls out ad sizes. th Vision Jane, Sara, and Barbara never really got past the color and cut-out stage. Each month they apply their talent to laying-out the paper. Barbara and Ron edit a bit of copy that just happens to have a few grammatical errors. Scanning a yearbook for different ideas, Don Watson plans for the sports section. Willy reads and Murphy types — the final step in preparing the directory. Responsibility-plus befell Bill and Beth as the money-changers for the Lantern. LANG N £F£F Editor Ann Peacock Assistant Editor Bettye Ruth Clement Sports Editor Don Watson Classes Editor Carolyn Bridges Business Manager Beth Bond Assistant Business Manager Bill Hamer Directory Jane Willis, Joyce Murphy Literary Staff Melissa Duncan, Barbara Brown, Ron Iden, Nita Jones Photographers Brooks Clayton, Tom Colburn Greek Editor Anna Carrolle Mullins Assistant Greek Editor Dave Lifsey Assistants and Typists Nancy Nourse, Hookie Burnett, Nancy McCoy, Sarah Yates, Regina Holifield, Mary Lockhart, Sara Hines, Jane Starnes Advisors Dr. DeBruyn, Mr. Hoffman, Miss Smith After nearly a year of wrestling with yearbook prob- lems a weary editor beams with relief — or could it be hysteria? The fellow with Tom Colburn. the camera? Oh! That ' s Melissr and Peacock try to straighten out the dummy as Sara and Brown carry on their proofing and Starnes takes a coffee break. Carolyn Bridges — do you dream of nameless faces and blank spaces in the classes section? ■ A 1 ! Oh! Oh! It ' s a rhinoceros! Dress rehearsal for the one-act play White Dresses climaxes weeks of rehearsals by the cast. Winner of the 1964 Best Actor of the Year, John Irvine, and another out- standing actor, Terry Gregory, reveal their talents in a scene from Rhinoceros. ' Would be actors must first read for parts and then the production of a new play begins. The members of Lambuth Theatre wish to express deep appreciation to Mrs. Wilma Mama McCague for her many years of service and inspiration to the members of our organization and the Lambuth College campus. For over fifteen years Mama has presented drama to en- lighten our experience and enrich our college community. Her many late and arduous hours in the drama department, serving consistently and resolutely, have resulted in large footprints in the sands. Those who have worked and learned under her guidance will long remember her influence upon their lives. Thank you, Mama Affectionately, THE LAMBUTH THEATRE Mama ' s talents are demonstrated as she transforms a couch. 65 STANDING: McCune, Hill, Arnold, Whetstone, Hutchinson, Warmath, Gilbert, Kirchoff, Johns, Mainord, Hapes, Kent, Hopper, Dorschel, Lee, Tinker. BACK ROW SEATED: Robbins, Irvine, Willis, Wilson. MIDDLE ROW: Rudolph, Nance, Mrs. McCague, Gregory, Hardin, Wallace, Busby, Kendall, Shelley. FRONT ROW: Duncan, Freeman, McLennan, Pierce, Thompson, Clement, Whitehead, Lockhart, Roth. t 5 UBUTW TW54TR Acting . . . make-up . . . directing . . . lighting . . . staging . . . assisting . . . rehearsals . . . opening night . . . Lambuth Theatre presented performances of such plays as Rhinoceros, The Family Reunion, and Midsummer Night ' s Dream plus several one-act plays to the students and public during the 1964-1965 season. f«i % A National Honorary Dramatics Fraternity that challenges its members and prospective members to high standards of work in college dramatics . . . Lambuth ' s cast is the 15th cast of 207 in the United States and Canal Zone . . . The local cast has 16 active members. STANDING: Irvine, Gregory, Whetstone, Warmath, Hop- per, Lockhart, Rudolph, Mainord. SEATED: Robbins, Mrs. McCague, Wilson, Freeman, Dorschel. NOT PICTURED: K. Jones, Lane. 66 m V + , BACK ROW: Dr. Hull, Dr. Clement, Miss Clement, Dr. Jeans, Mr. Davenport. FRONT ROW: Miss Dodson, Wilson, Willis, President Freeman. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Coleman, Mr. Snipes, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Cooper, S. Fleming, N. Finley, P. Gowan, P. Green, Mr. Helms, Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Lang, F. Marlowe, Miss Marr, Mrs. Tillman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stanfill, Rev. Townsend, K. Murry, B. Nichols, Martindale, Dr. DeBruyn. mtcron $fit ®au Omicron Phi Tau . . . was founded at Lambuth in 1930 ... It is the most important scholastic honor at- tainable to a student . . . promotes scholarship . . . recognizes high over-all averages . . . includes faculty, alumni, and students. Jane Willis, David Martindale and Rosalind Wilson — the student members of Omicron Phi Tau. 67 % I - 1L ' v STANDING : Allen, Irvine, Hansbrough, Johns, Bell, Hines, Robinson. SEATED: Willis, Dr. Clement, Wilson, Starnes. NOT PICTURED: President Brown, McGee, MacPhail, Bynum. -4 a v  ' i „ Lambda Iota Tau is a literary honor society for majors and minors in English or foreign languages. Dr. Sarah V. Clement is the moderator for Lambuth ' s chapter of LIT, which celebrates its tenth year on Lambuth ' s campus this spring. Monthly meetings . . . programs on literature and language ... a Christmas party . . . and a money-raising project are among the chapter ' s activities. 68 ED AND CO-ED Rosalind Goodwin and Jimmy Ward WMBUTW B3VORJTES 70 r SOPHOMORE Betsy King and David Whetstone JUNIOR Mary Nelle McLennan and Bill Rudolph FAVORITES SENIOR Rosalind Goodwin and Jim McCune 71 WHO ' S AND HUBERT BROOKS CLAYTON Alpha Xi Delta Award LANTERN Staff Judicial Committee, Chief Justice ROSALIND KAY GOODWIN Senior Class, Secretary VISION, Social Editor Alpha Omicron Pi, President 72 W140 STUDENTS BRENDA KAY JONES Senior Class, Treasurer Student National Education Association Sigma Kappa JOHN C. IRVINE Kappa Alpha Order, No. 2 Lambuth Theatre. President Lambda Iota Tau 73 DAVID L. MARTINDALE Kappa Sigma, President Freshman Class, President Omicron Phi Tau ANN ELAINE PEACOCK LANTERN, Editor VISION, Co-Sports Editor Intramural Committee FRANCES LOUISE MORRIS Student Christian Association. Vice-President Judicial Committee Panhellenic Council. Secretary-Treasurer 75 JAMES JIMBUN PUNGGA Student Council Dormitory Council, Secretary Student National Education Association LELIA ANNE ROBBINS Alpha Omicron Pi, Treasurer Delta Psi Omega, President Lambuth Theatre 76 PAMELA JANE WILLIS Omicron Phi Tau Lambda Iota Tau VISION, Business Manager L ■ 1 W 5 -i.. 9 i!rjs i lK • 4 vV IgaBK |j£ 77 78 KAVSEIFFEET Uf SS t UUBUTH 1964 Pat Freeman, Jeanie McGee, Queen Kay, Claudette Simms Meeks, Mary Alice Craig. UICS LAMBUlU AND HER COURT Maid Jeanie receives the aid of her roomie in applying her make-up. Queen Kay shows amazement and surprise as she is called onto the stage to receive the crown. 79 JOYCE UURPW WCyUECO UfN£ QUEEN 1965 80 QUEEN JOYCE MURPHY Escorted by Harold Cagle EDITH HICKS Escorted by Dwight Mills PAULA GILBERT Escorted by Robert Huff SUE JENKINS Escorted by John Turner STANDING: Mullins, Hines, P. Johnson, Duncan SEATED: B. Johnson, Douglas, Morris, Bond, Jones, Thurston. R4NWEOEMC COUNCIL Composed of representatives of the three national sororities, the Panhellenic Council endeavors to maintain high standards for women ' s fraternity and interfraternity life, to help in the promotion of high social and scholastic standards, and to act as a forum for the discussion of questions of interest to both college and sororities ... In order to further intrasorority relations the Council is sponsoring for the first time this year a Panhellenic Formal. Martindale, Bryan, Ward, Halford, Irvine, Stallins, McCune, Goodyear, Johns, Mr. Exum, Dean Whetstone. fMRAF£4TERAJHY COUNCfL Composed of representatives of the three national fraternities, the Interfraternity Council is an organization designed to administer and coordinate the general affairs of the men ' s fraternities ... Its purposes are to promote cooperation between the fraternities and the administration of the college; to promote cooperation and understanding among the several fraternities; to control the activities of the rush program and other matters pertaining to all fraternities and their members; and to promote and uphold the aims of Lambuth College. ..- ' V. ALPW OMfCRON Pf ALFM 0 UJCfcON Pf AOII pledges worked hard on the decorations for, their ' big sister ' party. Barnwarming AOII ' s await arrival of rushees to one of their parties. Once again the Omega Omicron chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi gathered for its annual rush retreat near Lexington, Tennessee. There the girls spent three busy days making favors, designing invitations, practicing skits, and completing all final plans for rush. Arriving on campus with renewed spirit and enthusiasm, the AOPi ' s plunged into a most exciting rush season. After five hectic but thrilling days of parties and work sessions, the week was climaxed by pledging twenty-six girls. Following the impressive pledge service in the chapel of Saturday, September 26, the AOPi ' s and their new pledges celebrated by dancing to the sounds of the Cavaliers at Northside Lions ' Club. In October, the local chapter celebrated its seventh anniversary as a national sorority on the Lambuth campus, and Mrs. Hampton, the chapter advisor, served the girls refreshments. October also brought the annual AOPi Supper which was held in the student center. Through this endeavor, the chapter raised a large sum of money which was applied to the philanthropic project. In November two AOPi ' s added honor to the chapter by being chosen cheerleaders and several AOPi ' s participated in the Feed Jackson Day project for the new Youth Town of Jackson. The Christmas spirit descended in the successful party for the welfare children. Also this month, the AOPi ' s remembered their four founder ' s at their annual Founder ' s Day Banquet held at the Holiday Inn. Following the banquet the girls were joined by their dates for the Rose Ball. Many tedious hours were spent on decorations for the oars for the Homecoming Parade and their efforts won the trophy for the best decorated car. To honor their big sisters, the pledges entertained with a dance at the Northside Lions ' Club, and the next day Initiation Ritual was held with Jennifer Hefley being named pledge of the year. Afterwards the alumnae served the actives and initiates dinner at Lambuth Memorial Church. And in this month, the AOPi ' s joined with the other sororities in having the first Panhellenic Formal. March 3 was a big night for the AOPi ' s as they presented their annual musical, Moments to Remember. The proceeds went to the Frontier Nursing Service in Kentucky. In April the girls entertained the faculty and administration at a coffee follow- ing a faculty meeting. May found the seniors of AOPi facing graduation. At the Senior Breakfast, the collegiates said good-bye to those who would soon become alumnae and realized that another wonderful year had come to an end. The Victory Tiger! 84 0 UE6A C UfC ON Jane Douglass President Anita Kay Evans Vice President Mary Nelle McLennan Corresponding Secretary Lelia Robbins — Recording Secretary Anita Allison Jerrie Barnett Beth Bond Gloria Bryson Gina Dallas Dianne Fondren Pat Freeman Jane Graham Rosalind Goodwin Nancy Guthrie Suzanne Hansbrough Jennifer Hefley Banksie Johnston Joanne Livingston Kathye Lynes Ginger McLain Sharon McPherson Sheron Mason Bitty Miller Nancy Nourse Cindi Owens Carolyn Phillips Joy Phillips Jenny Pryor Sally Ragan Peggy Russell Sandra Sanderson Kay Seiffert Kathie Smith Jane Tankersley Eleanor Teasley Becky Thurston Ruth Ann Whitehead Linda Wible Bitsy Wyatt NOT PICTURED Jane Barrow Carol Bryant Carole Seigrist Donna Clark Judi Crill Dee Walston Sue Jenkins Linda Chester Marjorie Helms — Treasurer 85 flUWkXiVZUA ALPWA XX DEtJZl Homecoming brought great fun for the Alfuzzies. ...somore will live The sorority girls enjoyed aiding charity by serv- ing at the Heart Fund Banquet. Seniors who will soon be gone but will be well remembered. The flame of Alpha Xi Delta was lit on April 17, 1893, at Lombard College by ten young women. These founders based their ideals for this organization on sister- hood and purity. From these women grew the national fraternity, Alpha Xi Delta, one of the ten original members of the National Panhellenic Council. The year 1957 marked the beginning of Alpha Xi Delta on the Lambuth Campus. From this time forth, the Alfuzzies have been active participants in activities of the college. The sorority girls industriously began the school year ' 64- ' 65 with a pre-rush school in Jackson. At this time the girls made all the arrangements for rush. Next came one of the most exciting and fun-filled experiences of sorority life, the rush- ing of new girls, and finally the receiving of the new pledges. Upon acquiring these pledges, the sorority members enjoyed a cook-out at the house of one of the alums. After formally pledging, the new girls, the actives honored them with a ring dinner at which the pledges were presented Alpha Xi Delta rings. The month of November was very busy for the Alfuzzies. The girls gave a tea for their alumnae and honored guests in the sorority room, and on November 19, the Alfuzzies and their dates enjoyed a gala evening in the banquet room of the Holiday Inn. The band engaged for the party was the Impalas of Jackson. The most significant feature of the month of December for the sorority girls was the Christmas party given by the pledges. At this party, gifts were exchanged, the pledges receiving sorority charm bracelets and the actives receiving sorority plaques. With January came the beginning of a new year, and in order to assist charity, the sorority girls served at the Heart Fund Banquet. In this month the Alfuzzies joined everyone else in the preparations for the Homecoming parade. Also in February, the girls took part in one of the most meaningful ceremonies in the frater- nity life, the initiation service. Then came the biggest event of the year, the Pan- hellenic Formal. March brought with its gusty winds the installation of officers. And, after par- ticipating in All Sing in April, the girls celebrated their founding on April 17, with a luncheon at the New Southern Hotel. May brought the Quill Banquet at the Thunderbird Motel, and at this time awards were presented and girls holding im- portant campus positions were recognized. The following recognitions were made to the rest of the group. The sorority boasts a member of the All College Social Committee, president of Delta Psi Omega, members of Lambda Iota Tau, member of Religious Life Council, sorority editor of the Lambuth Lantern, and vice president of the dormitory. The sorority, Alpha Xi Delta, symbolizes love and sisterhood for all women. Perhaps this song of the girls of Alpha Xi can best express the true meaning of the fraternity: Above the gold and blue Stands an Alpha Xi Her Quill is there to guide you Through eternity. Each pearl stands as a symbol Of Love and Loyalty, So come and stand among us, The girls of Alpha Xi. 86 WAA fOia Pat Johnson Vice President Pledge Trainer Norma Kay Allen Gloria Busby Pat Caldwell Ann Champion Linda Davidson Kathy Hood Janie Jones Marilyn Kirksey Thomas Vivian Lee Anna Mullins Ann Muse Elizabeth Muse Judy Raines Arleen Ress Jane Starnes Mary Tinker Sara Hines President Carol Green — Pledges of the Year — Ellen Ward NOT PICTURED Joy Hopper Ann Braden LaNita Doddridge QIGMA KAPPA aom kappa SKSA A KAPPA Sisterhood is evidenced in preparing for Home- coming. The Sigmas displayed the Chrimstas spirit by Christmas caroling on the campus and in the surrounding area. Since the national organization of Sigma Kappa Sorority was founded in 1874 at Colby College, Waterville, Maine, it has grown to a membership of over 40,000 members and is one of the six national sororities with over 100 local chapters. In June of 1964, representatives of the Gamma Xi chapter at Lambuth joined sister chapters from the various parts of the United States in Hot Springs, Arkansas, for the 62nd National Convention. This chapter served as hostess for the Life Mem- bership Luncheon and received a scholarship award of a piece of silver service. At the convention everyone donned campaign buttons, for Senator Margaret Chase Smith, a Sigma Kappa, and was delighted to meet another sister, the distinguished author, Lillian Budd, who wrote a book on sorority and Panhellenic life entitled One Heart, One Way. The last week in August was spent in retreat as the Sigma Kappas prepared for rush. Indeed the efforts were rewarded, as quota was made with the ribboning of twenty-six pledges in September. The last week in September brought pledge pins to replace ribbons, a Big Sister for each girl, and a hot dog supper to help get acquainted. In part of an effort to promote better inter-sorority relations, the ' 64- ' 65 pledge class of Sigma Kappa entertained the pledges of Alpha Xi Delta and Alpha Omicron Pi with a popcorn party. The social calendar moved into October and brought a visit from the Sigma Kappa National President, Mrs. Edward Douglas. The first date party also fell this month, as the girls entertained with a spaghetti supper and a dance following. To end this month, the Sigmas were saluted as they received honors of Who ' s Who, class officers, Student Council members, cheerleaders. S.C.A. council representatives, SNEA officer, and dormitory president. November brought the ninetieth year of S igma Kappa as Founder ' s Day was celebrated on the ninth with a dinner and program. The traditional Mother-Daughter Tea was held in the home of an alum, Mrs. Burns Hicks. As part of philanthropic efforts, the chapter provided a talent show for the patients at Western State Hospital, in Bolivar, Tennessee. December began with a date party celebrated with the music of the Marvels. The members celebrated the Yuletide Season by singing to the campus community and residents of Jackson. Holiday snacks, and the exchange of gifts climaxed the evening of caroling. Second semester began as the sorority strived to maintain its rating of first scholastically among the sororities. Good grades were shown as twenty pledges earned their pins and prepared for the day of initiation. To celebrate the ending of pledgeship, the pledges held the annual Pillow Party and presented a resume of the memories of being Sigma pledges. February twentieth brought the day that each active and alum relived as her own, as pledges became actives and a banquet was held at the New Southern Hotel with Mrs. Erin Moreno, National Recommendations Chairman, as the special guest speaker. Martha Sue Anderson received the award for Pledge of the Year. All enjoyed being together for the occasion. Again this month this chapter was honored as four of the Sigma sisters were named Homecoming Queen and court. The following months saw the Sigmas active in the annual spring retreat, All- Sing, Panhellenic Workshop, Date party, money-making projects, various gerontology projects, clan gatherings, senior luncheon, and graduation day. However, we Sigmas will remember many things other than the surface indications of our sister- hood as evidenced by campus, social and scholastic activities. The deeper meanings of lifetime friendships and spiritual experiences will be cherished by every Sigma girl as she strives to be a living symbol of the sorority motto — One Heart, One Way. The Sigma Kappas receive awards on Honors Day. 88 Patricia Futrell — Corresponding Secretary Martha Anderson Nancy Blankenship Susie Branon Deborah Burke Judy Campbell Sally Davidson Mary Deyling Lyn Freeman Paula Gilbert Ginger Grimes Edith Hicks Carolyn Hinton Beverly Hughes Ann Hunt Helen Hunt Beverly Johnson Brenda Jones Betsy King Nita Long Judy Love Kathy Magargel Kay Moorer Louise Morris Joyce Murphy Nancy Oakley Hazel Parker Vicki Paschall Elaine Pierce Melissa Duncan President Sally Robinson First Vice President Jean Gurley 2nd Vice President Betty Ruth Clement — Treasurer Jo Pearson Paula Rice Jean Ross Kay Selph Onnie Simons Kay Steele Pat Taylor Sara Jo Waldrip Amelia Welch Jill Welty Diane Wilson Susan Williams Janet Wood NOT PICTURED Cathy Camp Ann Hargis Ann McMillan — Recording Secretary Ann Thomas Linda Sadler 89 DECja QltyAA PM DECp . Sf SMA PM The brothers proved their worth as painters as is evidenced by the new paint job on their fraternity house. The new fraternity house has proved to be a center of brother- hood activities. I If P § -JW Actives and pledges worked enthusiastically at renovating their house. Delta Sigma Phi, the Fraternity of Engineered Leadership, has had a very successful year, which started as usual with rush. This year ' s first rush party was held at our new fraternity house with Jill Welty,- Dream Girl, as the hostess; then came the formal party at the New Southern Hotel in the Gold Room with the entertainment by the Sunderland Singers from Mem- phis. At last came the acceptance of bids and the organization of a new pledge class and all that goes with being a pledge. The next major event was the initiation of five pledges from the last semester; of course, all the old actives had fun, but those five pledges were glad when it was over. After this came the start of intramurals . . . tennis, flag football, ping pong, and in the final analysis, one can say that Per- haps the reward of the spirit who tries is not the goal but the exercise. When December 10 came around, Founder ' s Day was the big event at the Downtowner Banquet Room. That night Dr. James S. Wilder, Jr. spoke on the theme, Four Signposts Upon the Road to Success ; the brothers and alums both enjoyed the speech and the fraternity friendship and bond. Our pledges entertained all the brothers at our annual Christmas Party at the house. During the evening big brothers and little brothers exchanged their more serious gifts as well as exchanging gifts with Mrs. McCague, Jill Welty, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cummings. Before the Christmas holidays the Delta Chi Chapter had the surprise of welcoming two pledges from our chapter at Wisconsin State University in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Paul and Jay came down to Lambuth on a pledge project which prescribed the completion of certain duties on the Lambuth campus. Amazingly, the whole trip of about 800 miles took only one weekend for they had to be back in time for 7:00 classes and mid-term exams on Monday. On February 13, Homecoming Day arrived with all the excitement of a big parade, a sensational ballgame with Sewanee, the fellowship with friends ' and alumni, and finally the Homecoming Dance that night. As the rest of the school year goes by, the Delta Sigs will have another initiation for last semester ' s pledges, election of the new officers, and the selection of a new Dream Girl and Mother. All the Delta Sigs want to wish Mama McCague the best after she leaves Lambuth; Mama McCague has done so much for us that the words here would not be enough to thank her for it. Finally the Delta Sigs and their dates will go to Pilot Knob for their annual Sailor ' s Ball. Delta Chi Chapter of Delta Sigma Phi at Lambuth College feel that they have had a very successful year on campus and are looking toward even greater things in the future. 90 DEqa CHI Bill Goodyear President Elbert Johns Vice-President Butch Durrett Treasurer Sammie Fisher Andy Halford Ed Harvey Bill Hoagland Johnny Longmire Emmett Maness Joe Rucker Rusty Warmath ■W-- . MPRa ALPHA The new KA Fraternity House was all dressed up for Home- coming Weekend. KA Rose, Beth Bond, proved to be a charming asset to the Homecoming Parade. Kappa Alpha Order, living up to the distinction of being an Order and not just another college fraternity, has had another prosperous and progres- sive year at Lambuth College. Gamma Omicron Chapter has never been a lagging group and this year has been no exception to the step-by-step progress made each year. Of course, the most important single event to us was the acquisition of a house. During the year our house has come to mean a great deal to us as a gathering place for some Old Southern-type Brotherhood, and, though of a temporary nature to us, we have been proud and pleased to have our Burkett address this year. As usual Rush was the hectic grind for the Actives and the same be- wildering spotlight of attention for the rushees y but when the smoke cleared, Gamma Omicron had twenty-seven pledges for our largest pledge class yet. After a semester ' s cultivation seventeen of these pledges were initiated into the ranks of our Brotherhood, adding new blood to our Chapter and new pride to the Order. Hal Vought was named Pledge of the Year by the Actives, and the pledges saw Bill Rudolph as the outstanding active. Homecoming this year was a great event to Lambuth KA ' s as it should be for everyone. With parties and open house all weekend, the Chapter welcomed alumni and helped build school spirit for the eventual conquering of Sewanee. Homecoming decorations were a surprise to almost everyone this year, and, though caught by surprise, our Chapter showed what men can do when the occasion arises, and we walked away with the beautiful trophy that was awarded. Intramurals were the same stiff competition this year. We are proud of our showing which was highlighted by a perfect basketball record and good showings in ping pong and volleyball. Naturally Old South Week was our social highlight of the campus as it is every year. With two parties, a parade, and other festivities it was a week never to be forgotten. Other parties saw Gamma Omicron bring in well-known bands and for one occasion an impromptu band comprised of our own talent assembled at the house. There were also Spring gatherings on the shores of some of our well-known near-by lakes. Yes, all things considered, it has been a very good year for Kappa Alpha and Gamma Omicron at Lambuth. In addition to a new fraternity house, the KA ' s have acquired a mascot, Susie. 92 £4MMA O UfC ON Bob Stallins II John Irvine in Jim McCune Don Allison Johnny Barnett Terry Bomar Henry Boothe Charles Chance Tom Colburn Jim Cooper Joe Gilbert Dennis Goodwin John Gurley David Hopper Marshal Hutchinson Bill Hamer Mark Hancock Farris Holmes Bill Kent Rick Kirchoff Dave Lifsey Buzz McCain Howard McLain Mike Malone Ted Lee Moore Ronnie Nance John Parish Curt Phillips James Piercey Paul Poindexter Bill Rudolph Van Sanders Jim Stiegler Hal Vought David Wagster Carter West i ikitta fc Lfck 93 KAPfAQGMA CAPPAQ Gm The Kappa Sigs give a traditional dunking to one of their brothers. Kappa Sigmas and their dates enjoy the dance music at one of their parties. The Kappa Sigmas and Chi Omegas gave gifts to a needy familv at Christmas. Second semester this year ushered the men of the Epsilon Psi Chapter of Kappa Sigma into a new era — that of having their own home. This well- furnished house located on Maple Street has added much to the prestige and brotherhood of the fraternity and will indeed be an asset in the future. Rush was highly successful for Kappa Sigma this year. An elaborate buffet dinner at Georgia ' s proved to be a highlight of the week. Alumni advisor, John Hartman ' s speech on What Kappa Sigma Means To Me was overwhelming as was the food served at the traditional hangout. A get- together at John Bonson ' s afterwards was a tremendous success. As a result of rush Kappa Sig pledged 28 men. We received a good deal of rush aid from Mom Travis and our sweetheart Beverly Johnson. Kappa Sigma then began a year of diligent work and social activities. Epsilon Psi Chapter worked both for others and for themselves. A Christ- mas project in association with our sister sorority Chi Omega at Union University provided a needly family with a much-appreciated Christmas. We also participated in the annual Lion ' s Club paper sale for charity. To promote Kappa Sigma and maintain finances we held a car wash, several workdays and sold savings bonds. The Scholarship Trophy was awarded to Kappa Sigma first semester — our having had the highest scholastic average among the fraternities. The Kappa Sig ' s had an undefeated football team, and Mickey Gilbert ran first in Cross Country to launch a hardy defense of the Intramural Championship. Kappa Sigma is a pacesetter in Greek social life. Theme parties, such as the annual Beatnik Party, have been interspersed with regular parties. The Gold Room of the New Southern Hotel accommodated our Founder ' s Day Banquet, a smorgasbord-dinner dance, commemorating our founding at the University of Virginia on December 19, 1869. It was at this banquet awards were presented to four deserving Kappa Sigmas. David Martindale was the recipient of the Senior Scholarship-Leadership Award and Gary Pardue received the Junior Scholarship-Leadership Award. Receiving cita- tions for sterling efforts were Jimmy Todd and Jack Johnson. The Brothers of Kappa Sigma extended congratulation to these new officers who will serve as our leaders for the remainder of this semester and first semester next year: Dick Schau, Grand Master; Peter Hostetler, Grand Procurator; Robert Huff, Grand Master of Ceremonies; Dwight Mills, Grand Scribe; Gary Pardue, Grand Treasurer; and L. D. Bryan and Wayne Williams, Guards. Appointed to serve the fraternity were Warren Ramer, pledge master ; Dick Robertson and Paul Finney, Intramural representative; John Bonson, social chairman; Joe York and Richie Hunter, IFC representatives; Edwin Hubbard, Cadueceus correspondent; and Allan Fesmire, public relations officer. Kappa Sigma points with pride to several campus leaders including President of the Student Body, Senior Class President, Sophomore Class President and Favorite, Judicial Committee Member, one of the Junior Class representatives to the Student Council, and Men ' s New Dorm President. A number of the other Brothers are representatives to the Student Council, the SCA and several other committees. Two members were named to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . Two Kappa Sigmas were the winners of the Most Athletic balloting, and one of the Kappa Sigma ' s was selected as wittiest boy on campus for the second straight year. Mickey Gilbert was named as pledge of the year. 1964-65 was a highly enjoyable, significant and important year for Kappa Sigma at Lambuth. 94 EPSfLCN PSf David Martindale Grand Master Dick Schau Grand Procurator Pete Hostetler Grand Master of Ceremonies Danny Anderson Gary Bolton Steve Bradford L. D. Bryan Jim Bush Bill Coggins Randall Dowdy Leigh Dozier Roy Evans Allan Fesmire Jim Flake Tommy Hawks Edwin Hubbard Robert Huff Richie Hunter Micky Gilbert Billy Glover Jack Johnson Tim Kish Steve Little Bill Luna John Norton Gary Pardue Warren Ramer Rick Reitano Oscar Robertson Gerald Shelton John Tillman Mike Timmons Danny Thompson Jim Thomson Jim Titus James Todd Jimmy Ward David Weech David Whetstone Wayne Williams Joe York 95 ROVW DREAM- L JfU-U EUV 96 SWEE7UE4KT BEVERLYJOWNSON KAPRAAUWROSE BETH BOND m t m V.- Ok aa s J I y u 50 BACK ROW: Manager Longley, Turner, Huff, Redmond, Cagle, Poindexter, Coach Williams FRONT ROW: Miller, Holmes, Funderburk, Campbell, Mills LAMBUm Selected as Co-captains for the 1964-65 season were Farris Holmes and Harold Cagle. SEASON ' S RECORD LAMBUTH OPPONENT 54 Arkansas College 57 69 Belmont 77 72 Millsaps 54 70 Florence State 79 73 Bethel 75 58 UTMB 72 65. 68. Dixie Tournament Southwestern 74 , Bethel 52 79 Southwestern 73 69 UTMB 66 67 Bethel 68 62 Belhaven 51 69 Southwestern 76 54 Belhaven 69 83 Millsaps 72 73 Florence State . ' 83 55 Sewanee 65 48 Belmont 61 68 Sewanee 63 100 Robert Huff Wawie Miller i 0 H m mm Kenneth Redmond Billy Campbell John Turner Coach Williams offers pre-game strategy as the bench strength gets com- fortable. Harold Cagle drives for a lay-up as the Eagles take the game from the Millsap Majors, 72.54. Thunderbird scores a valuable basket in the first home game of the season . . . points. and then goes on to show how to shoot over the hands of opposing defenders for two more £A SLE£ MASW iWQflPQ FOR FIRST WIN The Lambuth Eagles, capturing their first win of the season, played an excellent game as they defeated a rebuilt Millsaps squad, 72-54. Freshman forward, John Turner, ripped for 16 points, followed by Dwight Mills with 14. Larry Funderburk added 12, and Harold Ca le also offered 12. 102 £AGLE£ BWTWk BRANCH F O U MARTIN The capacity crowd at the Richard E. Womack field house was treated to an exciting win as the Lambuth Eagles won over the University of Tennessee Martin Branch, 69-66. Eighteen points by Larry Funderburk gave him high-man honors. Dwight Mills (20), junior guard from Paducah, Kentucky, hooks for two points. The two teams were never separated by more than 8 points at any one time, but the Eagles, controlling the backboards and hitting a good percentage from the field, pulled ahead in the last two minutes to pick up win number four. John Turner (34) lays one in from the side against the Branch. SAGIES WETWE- BETWEL. WILDCATS 70 THE WfR£ BEFORE LOSING 68-67. Larry Funderburk (23) goes high for two against the Bethel Wildcats. The Bethel Wildcats invaded the Lambuth gym and managed to eke out a win by a margin of one point. Larry Funderburk hit one point over his average by getting 17 for high-man honors. Dwight Mills pumps in two as (33) of Bethel defends. Sue Jenkins, Mary Nell McLennon, and Rick Kirchoff keep the crowd going. Farcis Holmes (35) drives around and under for two as the Eagles play Bethel. GA£LE£ SINK CLANSMEN 62-51 Larry Funderburk lays one in for two as Belhaven defenders watch the action. Harold Cagle fakes and shoots a jump shot, leaving a Belhaven defender wondering how to stop him. Dwight Mills hits a long set shot in the Belhaven tilt. The amazing prowess of 6 ' 1 Farris Holmes— rebounder. Unable to overcome a fast-starting Florence State team, the Eagles fell to the Alabama five, 83-73. Seniors Harold Cagle (11) and the 6 ' 7 center Ken Redmond (43) were given ample support by a sophomore starter, Robert Huff (24). Anticipation, hustle, and hope are the attitudes reflected as Ken Redmond (43) and Tom Ward (51) ' go for the ball at the start of Lambuth ' s homecoming win. Farris Holmes (35) shows good form as he drops in two over a Sewanee defender. t VUBUTW RjOOS OVER SEUWEE. AT WO UECOWJ Big Bad John, 6 ' 3 freshman forward, pivots and drives for the bucket between two surprised Sewanee defenders. The Lambuth Eagles came into the Homecoming Game with two purposes in mind: (1) To revenge an earlier loss at Sewanee and (2) to win their Homecoming Game. Both were accomplished as the Eagles played consistent ball, stopping the Univer- sity of the South. 68-63. Senior forward. Harold Cagle. played his last game, hitting 9 of 11 from the field to take high-man honors with 22. He was followed closely by Larry Funderburk. who had 21. 107 In his seventeen years of service at Lambuth, Coach Roscoe Williams has had many responsibilities. As Associate Professor of Physical Education, he is head of all physical education activities on campus; as head of the Department of Health and Physical Education, Coach Wil- liams teaches courses in health and various phases of physical education; as Athletic Director, he is in charge of the Eagle basketball and baseball teams and thus he gains the responsibility of producing winning teams. A slight change of plans is given to Larry Funderburk. A beaming coach congratulates and is congratulated. Lambuth ' s broadcast crew, Bill Mainord and Dick Schau, do their usual effective job high atop Lambuth ' s broadcast booth. ■9 Scorekeeper and assistant-manager Dr. John DeBruyn, Professor of English, uses his literary talents to the utmost in keeping the Lambuth scorebook accurate. Dr. De- Bruyn, in addition to his scorebook keeping, is one of Lambuth s most loyal fans and proves this by making most of the road trips with the basketball team. Manager John Longley is shown keeping the Lambuth Eagles offensive- efficiency rating chart. This activity is just one of John ' s jobs as basketball manager. He also acts as statistician and driver of one of the college ' s station-wagons. John is in his second year as manager and babysitter of the Eagles. All eyes to the left, even Susie ' s. m iw IBp «0 ■ 4 Sue Jenkins Freshman Huntington, Tennessee Onnie Simons Freshman Arlington, Tennessee Paula Gilbert Freshman Jackson, Tennessee LAtUBUlU Nancy Oakley Freshman Humboldt, Tennessee Captain John Parish Sophomore Milan, Tennessee Ricky Kirchoff Junior Memphis, Tennessee Mary Nelle McLennan Junior Brighton, Tennessee , II :: ■ :: 1 ' ■ ■ , «! m -•• .; ini Mil jam «pm MHsbl 4T BACK ROW: Gilbert, Parish, McLennan, Kirchoff, Simons FRONT ROW: Oakley, Jenkins -. -• An honorary cheerleader, the Eagle aroused team support by flying at most of the home games. Mrs. Helen Coltrain, cheerleader sponsor, proved to be one of the Eagles ' most ardent fans as she constantly he lped the cheerleaders by joining in their cheers. - -- - ■- - J BACK ROW: Roberts, Wright, Watson, Iden. FRONT ROW: Harris, Kent, Landrum. CROSS COUNTRYT M ' 64 Coach Robert Shuttleworth is in his fourth year at Lambuth. He is Assistant Pro- fessor of physical education and handles the duty of training a tough cross-coun- try squad. Throughout the year, he teaches physical education classes, providing con- ditioning activities for them, in addition to teaching several physical education theory classes. As the man responsible for the intramural program, Coach Shuttle- worth offers a well-rounded program de- signed to meet the desires of all types of individuals. He has also accepted the responsibility of coaching the Lambuth tennis squad. 12 LETTERMEN FROM. ' 64 From left: Mills, Bateman, Schau, Coach Williams, Cagle, Bingham, Bryan, Carter. EAGLES B4SEB4U- RECORD FOR 1964 LAMBUTH OPPONENT LAMBUTH 5 10 5 9 2 9 3 1 5 4 Southwestern 3 4 5 3 6 OPPONENT Freed-Hardeman 4 Florence State 12 U.T.M.B 6 Freed-Hardeman 3 Florence State 4 PROSPEOS FOR ' 65 BACK ROW: Nance, Robertson, Bryan, Mills, Bateman, Schau, Carter. FRONT ROW: Coach Williams, Rudolph, McKibben, Cagle, Bingham, Har ey. 13 GOLF From left: Hessing, Huff, Lane, McKibben, Albright. KNEELING: Hunt. STANDING: Pungga, Ostner, Whetstone. WMBUrw 114 At Lambuth, intramural athletics provide an opportunity for all s tudents to engage in many types of athletics re- gardless of their skill. Members of intramural teams en- joy the thrills of success which crown achievement, learn to take defeat intelligently and graciously, develop worth- while habits of leisure, and form a permanent interest in sports. In an attempt to reach all students, a variety of sports are offered. For the women the program includes speed- ball, volleyball, tennis, basketball, shuffleboard, ping pong, badminton, softball and archery. For the men handball is substituted for shuffleboard, flag football for speedball, and to the remaining list cross-country and track are added. Mike Dean and Mike Timmons discover that it just doesn ' t do to lob the ball over the net if you ' re playing Bernard and Ho. Bernard chases an alley shot. (MRA UURALS After winning the men ' s tennis doubles Bernard and Ho con- gratulate their opponents Mike Timmons and Mike Dean. WNNIQ 1 1 o en m j i • -i %a p :-Wl 1 • , - — — SK Helen Hunt (foreground) and DI Ann Peacock battle in a singles tennis match. Second place winners, Jane Willis and Diana Dyer, congratulate Toni Swartout and Ann Peacock who took first place in the women ' s doubles tennis tourna- ment. Controlling and playing a ground ball effectively is an important part of speedball strategy. One indication of the popularity of fall intramurals were the large crowds that gathered to watch. In an attempt to make a touchdown, SK Susan Williams pulls in a long pass from a teammate, but the DI girls won the game 12 to 4 and went on to an undefeated season in speedball. 116 RA6 FOOTBALL DSP Rusty Warmath sees a gap in the KA line and heads for it. KA Doug Meador tries for DI Jimmy Bingham ' s flag as DI Dwight Adkins gets ready to throw a block for his teammate. KA ' s take time out to rest and plan their strategy. Having seen an open shot, Bill Bateman decides to run the ball rather than pass. Volleyball, one of the major sports in the intramural program, attracts the ladies as well as the men. Here AOPi plays SK. A crowd gathers to cheer for the teams. 118 Bill Rudolph is caught off balance as the KA men challenge the DI ' s. VOUJE fllL Dennis Goodwin goes way up in an attempt to spike the ball. BAQt miL A TI goes in for a layup as DSP players get left behind. Wayne Tate goes up for a long set shot as the defense man, Gary Bolton, shuts his eyes to avoid the result. KS ' s Bryan and Ramer look on as KA Bomar goes up for a short layup. A DSP player gets an effective block on a TI ' s jump shot. Aw, gee, he made it. 119 A jam-up under the basket results as the Town Independents meet Delta Sigma Phi. DI Tom Hill leaves the other players flat-footed as he makes a two-pointer. The ladies often have as much contact a s do the fellows. Ann Hunt breaks away from the AOPi defense to gain 2 points for Sigma Kappa. KA Bob Bateman hauls in the ball as TI Don Watson comes up from the side. AOPi Gloria Bryson plays keepaway with the hall from SK Vicky Paschall. SK Shug Pierce tries a bank shot. SK Vicky Paschall stretches to block the shot, but DI Willa Watson stretches even more and gets the shot away. SK Lyn Freeman tries to block one of DI Toni Swartout ' s jump shots. Keep your eyes on the ball. PfN£ PONS- Toni Swartout displays her talent with a ping-pong paddle. Bill Hamer and Terry Bomar practice for the doubles tournament. Vonnie Allen demonstrates that biting your lip often aids your stroke. 122 WJOUS OTHER fMRd UURALS R£OUfR£ GROUP competition i , Ri ' H 1 5 P | ■f % ' « A AM 3 ■ ' ■•, ' t 1 1 j ■ m •J t ' ■si N J ■ ' ■■-■ 1 .« 9 ! IBBH B S DI Ann Pinckley eyes a 10-pointer as opponent AZD Arleen Ress waits her turn. Sigma Kappa Ann Hunt exercises a back hand return to DI Toni Swartout. Dave Lifsey looks on while his partner, Buzz McCain, struggles for a point. 23 i It 6 ■ lu fW jfljj ii ! ■ - m | K 1 ■■■ ..... . ■ ' IH QWIGR PRESIDENT: BARKY WHETSTONE VICE PRESIDENT: BILL BATEMAN SECRETARY: ROSALIND GOODWIN TREASURER: BRENDA JONES Majoi HOMER DEVON ALLEN, B.A. Kingsport, Tennessee History Minor: English Lambda Iota Tau — Secretary-Treasurer; CVA — Publicity Chairman; SCA — Secretary -Treasurer; VISION — News Editor; Student Council; Food Committee; Lambuth Theatre; New Men ' s Dorm Council— Secretary-Treasurer. DANNY LYNN ANDERSON, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Kappa Sigma. WILLIAM M. BATEMAN, JR., B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: Chemistry-Biology Senior Class Vice President; New Men ' s Dorm Council — President; Judicial Committee; Baseball— Captain; L Club; Intramural Sports Committee; Kappa Alpha Order — IV, VII, Pledge of the Year. SAMUEL LEWIS BELL, B.S. Beech Bluff. Tennessee Major: Mathematics Minor: English Lambda Iota Tau; SNEA. JAMES TERRY BOMAR, B.A. Whiteville, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Kappa Alpha Order. BARBARA JEAN BROWN, B.A. Memphis, Tennessee Major: Spanish Minor: English; Education-Psychology Lambda Iota Tau— President ; SNEA; VISION— Copy Editor, Busi- ness Manager; LANTERN— Literary Staff. ELMER NEAL BURKS, B.S. Bethel Springs, Tennessee Major: Economics Minor: Biology FLORENCE DAVIS BYNUM, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: English Minor: French Lambda Iota Tau. J. HAROLD CAGLE, B.A. Lexington. Tennessee Major: Physical Education Minor: Education Baseball; Basketball— Co-Captain; L Club; Epworth Dorm Coun- cil — Vice President; New Men ' s Dorm Council; SNEA. LETHIA ANN CHAMPION, B.A. Memphis, Tennessee Major: Religion-Philosophy Minor: Sociology Alpha Xi Delta — Corresponding Secretary, Standards; Religious Life Council. CHARLES WILLIAM CHANCE, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: History Kappa Alpha Order— VIII. HUBERT BROOKS CLAYTON, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Ad. Minor: Biology VISION; LANTERN; Student Handbook Committee— Co-Chairman ; Student Council; Science Club; Judicial Committee — Chief Justice; Franklin K. Billings Award; Alpha Xi Delta Award; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. GERALD D. COWAN, B.A. Henderson, Tennessee Major: Religion Minor: English LINDA LEE DAVIDSON, B.S. Henderson, Tennessee Major: Home Economics Minor: Sociology Alpha Xi Delta — Pledge Vice President, Historian, Marshal, Mistress of the Robes; SNEA; CVA; Home Economics Club. MARTHA JANE DOUGLASS, B.A. Lexington, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education Alpha Omicron Pi— President, Corresponding Secretary, Rush Chair- man; SNEA; Touring Choir. J. RANDALL DOWDY, B.S. Benton, Kentucky Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics y DANNY DEWIGHT DUDLEY, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: Sociolog JAMES PAUL DUKE, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics MELISSA W. DUNCAN, B.A. Union City, Tennessee Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology-Education Fine Arts Club; Band; Touring Choir; SCA Council; SNEA; Lam- buth Theatre; LANTERN; Panhellenic Council— President; All College Social Committee — Chairman; Sigma Kappa — Gerontology Chairman, Rush Chairman, 1964 National Convention Delegate, President. ANITA KAY EVANS, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education Minor: Alpha Omicron Pi; SNEA; Judicial Committee. Sociology ROY O ' KELLY EVANS, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Business Administration Minor: Eco nomics Major: PAUL LUCAS FINNEY, B.A. Barooa, India Major: History Minor: Political Science Kappa Sigma — Pledge Class President; Intramural Sports Committee. JAMES REED FLAKE, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: History MARY LYN FREEMAN, B.A. Bells, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education Sigma Kappa— First Vice President, Pledge Secretary; SNEA; Harris Hall Dorm Council — Vice Body — Secretary -Treasurer. President; Ten Best Dressed; Student WALTER HENDRIX GERMAN, B.A. Hickory Valley, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Religion and Philosophy ROSALIND KAY GOODWIN, B.A. Milan, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education Minor: English Alpha Omicron Pi — Pledge President, Corresponding Secretary, Fra- ternity Education Officer, Chapter President; Typical Co-ed; Junior Class Favorite; Senior Class Favorite; Food Committee, Chairman; Panhellenic Council; All College Social Committee; VISION, Socia l Editor; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Secretary; Ten Best Dressed; SNEA; Harris Hall Dorm Council, Secretary; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. WILLIAM DAVIS GOODYEAR, B.S. Memphis, Tennessee Major: Chemistry-Mathematics Minor: German Delta Sigma Phi — Secretary, President; Track; Lambuth Theatre; Inter-Fraternity Council, President; Concert Choir. LUNA JEAN GURLEY, B.A. Ripley, Tennessee Major: Music Education Sigma Kappa — Scholarship Chairman, Recommendations Chairman, Second Vice President; Student Council; Sprague Hall Dorm Council, Vice President; SNEA; Fine Arts Club; Lambuth Theatre; Band; Choir; En ' semble; Choir Accompanist. NANCY JEAN GUTHRIE, B.A. Memphis, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education Alpha Omicron Pi — Convention Chairman, Song Leader, Photog- rapher; Touring Choir; SNEA. CHARLES MAC HANSBROUGH, B.A. Memphis, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Religion-Philosophy; History Lambda Iota Tau; Religious Life Council; LANTERN, Business Manager; VISION, Staff Writer. WILLIAM MORGAN HARRIS, B.S. Chamblee, Georgia Major: Mathematics-Physics Minor: SNEA; Epworth Dorm Council, Monitor; Cross-Country. LESTER WAYNE HARRISON, B.S. Obion, Tennessee Major: Chemistry; Mathematics-Physics Science Club; Golf. Education KITTY COUNCIL HAWKINS, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education Alpha Omicron Pi; SNEA; Miss Lambuth Royalty. MARGARET S. HAYNES, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Education and Psychology F. REID HEARN, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics HERBERT O ' NEAL HENLEY, B.S. Humboldt, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: Education SARA FRANCES HINES, B.S. Oakland, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: English; Education-Psychology Alpha Xi Delta — President, Chaplain, Assistant Treasurer; Band; Harris Hall Dorm Council, Secretary-Treasurer; Student Handbook Com- mittee; Intramural Sports Committee; SNEA; Panhellenic Council; Lambda Iota Tau; VISION, News Editor, Feature Editor; Foods Committee; Science Club. WILLIAM MORRILL HOAGLAND, B.A. Memphis, Tennessee Major: History Minor: English Delta Sigma Phi — President, Intramural Chairman, Convention Dele- gate; Epworth Dorm Council; Track; Inter-Fraternity Council, Vice- President; Intramural Sports Committee. DAVID WEBB HOPPER, B.A. Whiteville, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Kappa Alpha Order; Intramural Sports Committee; VISION, Art Editor. RUTH JOY HOPPER, B.A. Dyersburg, Tennessee Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Alpha Xi Delta — Social Chairman, Treasurer, Standards; Delta Psi Omega, President; Lambuth Theatre. JOHN CRAWFORD IRVINE, B.A. Memphis, Tennessee Major: Drama-Speech Minor: English Kappa Alpha Order — II, IX; Lambuth Theatre, President; Lambda Iota Tau; Delta Psi Omega, President; VISION; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. JACK BARRY JOHNSON, B. ' A. Benton, Kentucky Major: Sociology Minor: Education-Art Kappa Sigma — Rush Chairman, Social Chairman; Student Council; Religious Life Council; All College Social Committee; SNEA, President. BRENDA KAY JONES, B.A. Bells, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education Sigma Kappa — Social Chairman, Rush Chairman; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Treasurer; SNEA; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. WANDA GAIL JONES, B.A. Kenton, Tennessee Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology DAVID CARROLL KELLY, B.A. Gates, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Education Lambda Iota Tau. CLOIDA KATHRYN LANE, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology SNEA; Delta Psi Omega; Lambuth Theatre. R. C. LEWIS, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Chemistry Science Club. Minor : Mathematics LING KWONG SUI, B.S. Nashville, Tennessee Major: Mathematics-Chemistry Tennis; L Club; Epworth Dorm Council. MICHAEL L. LUCKEY, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Physics-Mathematics; Economics JAMES HENRY McCUNE, B.A. Memphis, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: Music Kappa Alpha Order — III, IV, V; Student Council; Sophomore Class Social Chairman; Junior Class President; All College Social Com- mittee; Choir; Lamhuth Theatre; Junior Class Favorite; Senior Class Favorite; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. EVELYN JEANNETTE McGEE, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Spanish Lambda Iota Tau; Lambuth Theatre; Publicity Committee; SNEA; Miss Lambuth Royalty; Student Body Secretary-Treasurer. WILLIAM MICHAEL MALONE, B.A. Savannah, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics-History Kappa Alpha Order. EMMETT BLANCHARD MANESS, B.A. Beech Bluff, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Physical Education Delta Sigma Phi — Intramural Chairman, Sergeant-at-Arms; SNEA; Intramural Sports Committee; Basketball; Track; Baseball; Cross- country; L Club. LARRY WAYNE MARSH, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics DAVID LYNN MARTINDALE, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Mathematics Minor: Chemistry Kappa Sigma — Grand Master, Social Chairman — Delegate to National Conclave, Delegate of Leadership School, Homecoming Chairman, Rush Chairman, Senior Leadership — Scholarship Award; Inter- Fraternity Council; Freshman Class President; Student Council; Lambuth Theatre; Religious Life Council; Marshal at Graduation, 1964; Omicron Phi Tau; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. LINDA JOY MILLER, B.A. Lake Oswego, Oregon Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology TED LEE MOORE, B.S. Covington, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Kappa Alpha Order— President of Pledge Class; Lambuth Theatre; Intramural Sports Committee; LANTERN. BRODIE MANSON MORGAN, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Kappa Sigma; Inter-Fraternity Council; Student Council. FRANCES LOUISE MORRIS, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education Sigma Kappa — Pledge of the Year, Rush Chairman, Corresponding Secretary; Panhellenic Council, Secretary -Treasurer; SNEA; SCA, Vice President; Judicial Committee, Associate Chief Justice; CVA; Religious Life Council; Tennessee Methodist Student Movement State Council, West Tennessee Area Vice President; VISION, Greek Reporter; Touring Choir; Concert Choir; Ensemble; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. WILMA JOYCE MURPHY, B.A. Memphis, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: English; Education-Psychology Sigma Kappa — Treasurer, Social Chairman; Touring Choir; Chapel Choir; Women ' s Chorus; SNEA; Homecoming Queen; VISION; LANTERN; Student Council. U. ELIZABETH MUSE, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: History Minor: English Alpha Xi Delta — Corresponding Secretary. THOMAS HENRY OAKLEY, B.A. Humboldt, Tennessee Major: Music Kappa Sigma; Band; Touring Choir; Chapel Choir. ANN ELAINE PEACOCK, B.S. Tiptonville, Tennessee Major: Physical Education Minor: Education-Psychology LANTERN, Sports Editor, Editor-in-Chief; SNEA; VISION, Sports Editor; Intramural Sports Committee, Co-Chairman; Dorm Council; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. JAMES KENNETH PRICE, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: History Minor: French-Psychology Student Body Vice President; Special Events Committee; Touring Choir; Chapel Choir; CVA; New Men ' s ' Dorm Council; Lambuth Theatre; Lambda Iota Tau. RUSSELL LOWELL REID, B.A. Covington, Tennessee Major: Religion Minor: Sociology CAROL JOY REPPERT, B.A. Northumberland. Pennsylvania Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology CARL EMERSON RHOADS, B.A. Enville, Tennessee Major: Religion Minor: History CVA, Vice President, President. JANE BUTLER RILEY; B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education Alpha Omicron Pi; SNEA. JENNIFER LIND PRYOR, B.S. Mayfield, Kentucky Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology Alpha Omicron Pi — Intramural Chairman; SNEA; Intramural Com- mittee. JAMES JIMBUN PUNGGA, B.A. Kapit, Sarawak, Malaysia Major: History Minor: Business Administration Student Council; SNEA; CVA; New Men ' s Dorm Council. Secretary; Tennis; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. PAULA NANCE RAGLAND, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education SNEA; Alpha Omicron Pi. KENNETH RAY REDMOND, B.S. Alamo, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: Health-Physical Education Science Cluh; Basketball; SNEA. LELIA ANNE ROBBINS, B.A. Pitcairn, Pennsylvania Major: Elementary Education Alpha Omicron Pi — Assistant Treasurer, Treasurer, Recording Secre- tary; Lambuth Theatre, Second and Third Vice President; Delta Psi Omega, Vice President, President; SNEA; Student Council; Food Committee; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. DONALD RAY ROBERTS, B.A. Lexington, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: History SARAH ETHYL ROBINSON, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education Minor: English Sigma Kappa — First Vice President, Gerontology Chairman, Endow- ment Chairman; Lambda Iota Tau; SNEA, Secretary; Food Com- mittee; Student Council. RICHARD EDWARD SCHAU, B.S. Erie, Pennsylvania Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Kappa Sigma— Grand Procurator, Grand Master of Ceremonies, Inter-Fraternity Council Representative; Baseball; Freshman Class Vice President; Sophomore Class President. GERALD ROBERT SHELTON, B.A. Bolivar, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Kappa Sigma. CHARLES N. SIDDEN, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology CARROLL TERRY SMITH, B.S. Lexington, Tennessee Majors Biology Minor: Chemistry Science Club; SNEA. WILLIAM OLIVER SMITH, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: English ROBERT MORRIS STALLINS, B.S. Memphis, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: History-Biology Kappa Alpha Order— I, III, V; Golf; Cheerleader, Mascot; Sopho- more Class Vice President; Chapel Choir; Special Events Committee. JANE DELORES STARNES, B.A. Memphis, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Sociology; Education-Psychology Alpha Xi Delta— Vice President; Lambda Iota Tau; SNEA; Judicial and Student Affairs Committee; VISION, Editor-in-Chief, Feature Editor. JERRY DON STEELE, B.S. Humboldt, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: Business Administration BARRETT MAXWELL STEVENS, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Kappa Sigma. DIANNE VINSON STEVENS, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education Alpha Omicron Pi. JAMES MAC STRICKLIN, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology LINDA GREEN SWAN, B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: Education- Psychology Sigma Kappa; Miss Lambiith Royalty; SNEA. ROBERT JOSEPH THOMAS, B.S. Stanton, Tennessee Major: Economics Minor: Business Administration CAROLYN KAY THOMPSON, B.A. Ripley, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education SNEA, Vice President; Lambuth Theatre. DANIEL MILES THOMPSON, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry JAMES D. TODD, B.S. Lexington, Tennessee Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology Kappa Sigma — Grand Treasurer; Judicial Committee; Junior Class Vice President; Who ' s Who Among St udents in American Universi- ties and Colleges. DAVID EARLE WEECH, B.S. Dyersburg, Tennessee Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Kappa Sigma; Science Club; Intramural Committee. ALFRED BARRY ADAIR WHETSTONE, Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: Physics- Mathematics; Art Kappa Sigma — Grand Scribe; L Club; Lambuth Theatre; Delta Psi Omega; Senior Class President. PAMELA JANE WILLIS, B.S. Greenwood, Mississippi Major: Mathematics Minor: French SNEA; Lambda Iota Tau; Omicron Phi Tau; Lambuth Theatre, Secretary; VISION, Business Manager; LANTERN; Intramural Sports Committee; Dorm Council; Marshal at Graduation, 1964; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. ROSALIND ROBERTSON WILSON, RA. Knoxville, Tennessee Major: Music Minor: Education Omicron Phi Tau; SNEA; Touring Choir; Ensemble; Chapel Choir. CARROL WADE WOOD, B.S. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics TERRY LEE WORMS. B.A. Selmer, Tennessee Major: History Minor: Music MARGARET HAYES WYATT. B.A. Jackson, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education Alpha Omicron Pi — Balfour Representative, Public Relations and Panhellenic Delegate; SNEA. JOE STAFFORD YORK, B.A. Brownsville, Tennessee M inor : English SENIORS NOT PICTURED Billy Richmond Brewster Barbara Anne Butler Lynn Allen Carr Becky Rose Clanton James Stephen Crabtree David Friedman Shirley Ann Goodman Samuel Terry Gregory William Jones Eddie Warren McDougall Lawrence Martin Jeryl Phillips David Ragland Wally Roth John Reid Shires David Smith Hunter Moore Steadman Jerry Todd Jean Townsend Becky Voegeli JUMOR£ ■HflBKMH PRESIDENT: SAMMIE FISHER VICE PRESIDENT: BIEL HAMER SECRETARY: BEVERLY JOHNSON TREASURER: ELAINE PIERCE JIM ADCOCK Bogota, Colombia DON ALLISON Jackson, Tennessee J. L. ANTWINE Gadsden, Tennessee BUDDY BAKER La Grange, Tennessee NANCY BLANKENSHIP Beech Bluff, Tennessee BETH BOND Dyersburg, Tennessee CAROLYN BRIDGES Memphis, Tennessee HOOKIE BURNETT Paducah, Kentucky SALLY BUTLER Portageville, Missouri WAYNE CATHEY Jackson, Tennessee PUNG CHENG Sabah, Malaysia BETTYE RUTH CLEMENT Middleton, Tennessee 141 JIMMIE SUE CURTIS Selmer, Tennessee DUTCH DORSCHEL Nashville, Tennessee RICK DUNN Burnsville, Mississippi SAMMIE FISHER Maury City, Tennessee JOE FITZPATRICK Memphis, Tennessee PATRICIA FUTRELL Jackson, Tennessee JUDY GILL Wickliffe, Kentucky BILL HAMER Memphis, Tennessee BONNIE HAPES Memphis, Tennessee ANN HARGIS Nashville, Tennessee JUDY HARRIGILL Brookhaven, Mississippi JIMMY HATHCOCK Millington, Tennessee CAROL HAY Brownsville, Tennessee HADLEY HAYS Jackson, Tennessee MARJORIE HELMS Humboldt, Tennessee 142 HO KA HANG Sibu Sarawak, Malaysia REGINA HOLIFIELD Piggott, Arkansas FARRIS HOLMES Selmer, Tennessee PETE HOSTETLER Bloomington, Illinois MARY LU HUTCHINSON Milwaukee, Wisconsin ELBERT JOHNS Paducah, Kentucky BEVERLY JOHNSON Memphis, Tennessee PATRICIA JOHNSON Rossville, Tennessee PHYLLIS KILLGROVE Nashville, Ohio RICKY KIRCHOFF Memphis, Tennessee BOBBY LANDRUM Jackson, Tennessee DAVE LIFSEY Memphis, Tennessee MARY LOCKHART Memphis, Tennessee BILL LUNA Jackson, Tennessee JOYCE McDANIEL Memphis, Tennessee 143 BETTY McKENZIE Jackson, Tennessee MARY NELLE McLENNAN Brighton, Tennessee ann McMillan Jackson, Tennessee CLIFFORD McMILLION Humboldt, Tennessee BITTY MILLER Memphis, Tennessee DWIGHT MILLS Paducah, Kentucky JOHN MOORE Jackson, Tennessee xMARY ANN MOOREHEAD Memphis, Tennessee KAE MOORER Birmingham, Alabama JIM OSTNER Memphis, Tennessee GARY PARDUE Lane, Tennessee GLENDA PARKER Whiteville, Tennessee 144 RONNIE PENNEL Memphis, Tennessee JOE PETTIGREW Adamsville, Tennessee CAROLYN PHILLIPS Jackson, Tennessee PAT PHILLIPS Decaturville, Tennessee ELAINE PIERCE Tiptonville, Tennessee PATSY PIERCEY Humboldt, Tennessee WARREN RAMER Lexington, Tennessee JUDY RAWDON Cedar Grove, Tennessee JOE RUCKER Union City, Tennessee BILL RUDOLPH Benton, Kentucky JOHN RUSHING Jackson, Tennessee PAMELA RUSSELL Jackson, Tennessee MARY LOU SHELLY Hayti, Missouri GEORGIA SMITH Jackson, Tennessee ROBBIE SMITH Memphis, Tennessee 145 KAYE STEELE Memphis, Tennessee WAYNE TATE White House, Tennessee HAROLD THIRY Kansas City, Kansas KAREN THOMAS Jackson, Tennessee PAT TILFORD Paducah, Kentucky JOHN TILLMAN Jackson, Tennessee MARY TINKER Jackson, Tennessee SUZANNE TIPTON Jackson, Tennessee JIM TITUS Erie, Pennsylvania BRENT VAUGHN Humboldt, Tennessee JANIE WAGSTER Jackson, Tennessee JIMMY WARD Humboldt, Tennessee 146 CARTER WEST Jackson, Tennessee WAYNE WILLIAMS Jackson, Tennessee EVE WILSON Corinth, Mississippi AI ING WONG Nashville, Tennessee JERRY WOOD Lexington, Tennessee JO WOOD Jackson, Tennessee GARY WOOLFOLK Jackson, Tennessee SARAH YATES Holladay, Tennessee George William Albright Cookie Bennett William Blakely Louis Butler Mike Butler Luellan Butts Don Clifft Garland Clyce Bill Currie Steve Curtis Ray Dunavant Cookie Ford Sylvia Foster Jimmy Gibbs Muriel Goodwin JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Richard Hawks David Hessing William Hildner Martin Johnson Jere Manhein Mike Meeks Ed New Hugh Parker Bailey Patterson Donald Sampley Sandy Simmons Ann Thomas Rusty Warmath Jerry White Carolyn Williams 147 eopwcvwoREs PRESIDENT: DAVID WHETSTONE VICE PRESIDENT: JOHN PARISH SECRETARY: BETSY KING TREASURER: CAROLYN HINTON GLORIA BRYSON Pickwick Dam, Tennessee SANDRA BYRD Covington, Tennessee CATHY CAMP Jackson, Tennessee DWIGHT ADKINS Munford, Tennessee DAVID ARNOLD Bells, Tennessee VAN ARNOLD Memphis, Tennessee MICHAEL BAIRD Milan, Tennessee JERRIE NELL BARNETT Michie, Tennessee STEVE BATES Memphis, Tennessee JIMMY BINGHAM Henderson, Tennessee SUSAN BLACK Memphis, Tennessee JOHN BONSON Jackson, Tennessee STEVE BRAY Trezevant, Tennessee GEORGE BRINT Bolivar, Tennessee L. D. BRYAN Dyershurg. Tennessee 149 MARTI CARLEY Griswold, Iowa DOUG CARTER Memphis, Tennessee BILLY CHANCE McLemoresville, Tennessee LINDA CHESTER Memphis, Tennessee WALLY COUCH Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee MARY ALICE CRAIG Humboldt, Tennessee ELDON CUMMINGS Humboldt, Tennessee SALLY DAVIDSON Lexington, Tennessee FELIX DEAN Dulac, Louisiana MARGARET DOUGLAS Wildersville, Tennessee BUTCH DURRETT Kevil, Kentucky ALLAN FESMIRE Lexington, Tennessee 150 TOMMY HAWKS Jackson, Tennessee ROBERT HAYNES Humboldt, Tennessee AL HIGHFILL Jackson, Tennessee PAT FREEMAN Jackson, Tennessee SKIP FUNK Jackson, Tennessee JEAN GILBERT Jackson, Tennessee JOE GILBERT Jackson, Tennessee DENNIE GOODWIN Milan, Tennessee CAROL GREEN Hickory, Kentucky JOHN GURLEY Ripley, Tennessee ANDY HALFORD Memphis, Tennessee MARK HANCOCK Memphis, Tennessee MARBRY HARDIN Jackson, Tennessee EVELYN HARRIS Olive Branch, Mississippi ED HARVEY Quakertown, Pennsylvania 151 TOM HILL Holly Springs, Mississippi JOHNNY HINDS Lewisburg, Tennessee CAROLYN HINTON Collierville, Tennessee LOUIS HOPKINS Covington, Tennessee DAVID HORTON Jackson, Tennessee EDWIN HUBBARD Memphis, Tennessee ROBERT HUFF Memphis, Tennessee ANN HUNT Mayfield, Kentucky HELEN HUNT Mayfield, Kentucky RICHIE HUNTER Lewisburg, Tennessee ROBBIE HURT Memphis, Tennessee MARSHALL HUTCHINSON Memphis, Tennessee RON IDEN Newark, Ohio BANKSIE JOHNSTON Ripley, Tennessee DAVID JONES Trenton, Tennessee 52 NANCY LOVETT Benton, Kentucky MARTI McCALL Memphis, Tennessee NANCY McCOY Drummonds, Tennessee NITA JONES Tiptonville, Tennesbee BARBARA KEETON Decaturville, Tennessee JOE KELLY Gates, Tennessee DALE KEMP Paducah, Kentucky BETSY KING Jackson, Tennessee JOE KINNARD Nashville, Tennessee TIM KISH Millington, Tennessee AUSTIN LEWIS Humboldt, Tennessee BILL LEYH Jackson, Tennessee MARIANNE LIFSEY Jackson, Tennessee JOHN LONGLEY Marshfield, Missouri KEN LONGMIRE Jackson, Tennessee 53 BARBARA McCUTCHEN Jackson, Tennessee KENNETH McGEE Ramer, Tennessee LINDA McGEE Jackson, Tennessee JOYCE McGONIGAL Doniphan, Missouri GRANT McKIBBEN Humboldt, Tennessee HOWARD McLAIN Memphis, Tennessee BILL McLEARY Humboldt, Tennessee BILL MAINORD Jackson, Tennessee MOLLY MILLIGAN Trenton, Tennessee LINDA MITCHELL Trenton, Tennessee ANNA CARROLLE MULLINS Mayfield, Kentucky RONNIE NANCE Germantown, Tennessee 154 CLYDE STEPHENSON Memphis, Tennessee STANLEY STEPHENSON Jackson, Tennessee ANN STROUSE Northumberland, Pennsylvania GARY PIERCE Lexington, Tennessee ANN PINCKLEY Trenton, Tennessee SANDRA PLUNK Guys, Tennessee CAROLYN POUNDERS Memphis, Tennessee CHARLES ROBERTS Alamo, Tennessee DICK ROBERTSON Erie, Pennsylvania MARY JANE RUSHING Jackson, Tennessee JUDY SANDERS Steele, Missouri KAY SEIFFERT Memphis, Tennessee KAY SELPH Millington, Tennessee DON SMITH Humboldt, Tennessee JULIAN SMITH Chattanooga, Tennessee 55 JANE TANKERSLEY Jackson, Tennessee BECKY THURSTON Memphis, Tennessee HAL VAUGHT Memphis, Tennessee SARA JO WALDRIP Holly Springs, Mississippi JOAN WARDEN Memphis, Tennessee DANNY WAYNICK Spring Creek, Tennessee JILL WELTY Paducah, Kentucky DAVID WHETSTONE Jackson, Tennessee RUTH ANN WHITEHEAD Brownsville, Tennessee MARGARET WILCOX Memphis, Tennessee JOHNNY WILLIAMS Jackson, Tennessee DIANE WILSON Memphis, Tennessee ANNIE WONG Ripley, Tennessee TECK KEE WONG Sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia JANET WOOD Jackson, Tennessee 156 LOUIS WOODARD Humboldt, Tennessee JEAN WRIGHT Covington, Tennessee RAYMOND WRIGHT Newark, Ohio SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Karen Kay Astle Garvin Bell Charles Bennett Richard Cheatham Thomas Davis John Douglas Linda Sue Florman Larry Funderburk Harold Garrett James Gordon Joseph Gordon Mary Hallbrook James Heath Lee Hoehne Richard Hopkins Richard Jennings Michael Jones Charles Keckler Carolyn Lambert Sam Lamitina Jimmie Loyd Frank McCaskill Murray Maness Billy Miller Harry Moore Juanita Moore James Nuckolls John Pounds Margaret Raines Jack Robinson Jean Rust William Simmons Terry Smith Mike Thomas Joseph Vantreese Billy Way Jean Wheat FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Kenneth Agee Arthur Wayne Allen Nathalee Aucremanne Monroe Bellew Wayne Blankenship Linda Broom Andrea Campbell Billy Campbell Gloria Jean Casey Chung Cheng Carole Clark Donna Clark George Countzler Susan Craig Leslie Harold Crowe John Desmond Robert Doyle David Eason Brenda Eldridge Tommy Floyd Margaret Frederick Cindi Freeman Glen Gallion Robert Glen Garrison Ted Gordon Bill Gourley David Lawrence Grant Ed Greer Jewell Dean Harris Don Hart Thomas Hassell Bonnie Jean Hergert Ed Clark James James Jobe Mary Rebecca Johnson Joe Jones John Jones John Joplin Frank Klein Sandra Knutson Harry Lane Ben Little O. 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Long Edward Love Robert McKnight Doug Meador Albert Merkel Bobby Mitchell Joe Moore Phil Moore Roger Moore John New James Piercey Steve Powell Mary Louise Raine Joseph Ray Darrell Reiners Wayne Renfroe Joe Rogers Doris Anne Sanger Dan Scase Frieda Sheppard Marian Shute Larry Shelton James Smith Sydney Smith William Smith Jimmy Stroud Song Kuong Su Ann Tidwell Lois Tritt John Turner Priscilla Underwood Betty Vaughn Cynthia Way Linda Welch Robert Whitmire Annie Louise Wilson Rex Dean Wilson Fred Wolff Steve Wood Joe Wray Houston Wyatt 157 FR££W UEN £ PRESIDENT: DAVID EASON VICE PRESIDENT: STEVE BRADFORD SECRETARY: PAULA GILBERT TREASURER: NANCY OAKLEY FAYE ADAMS Savannah, Tennessee NORMA ALLEN Memphis, Tennessee ANITA ALLISON Jackson, Tennessee MARTHA ANDERSON Jackson, Tennessee JENNIFER WTWINE Gadsden, Tennessee NORMA ARMSTRONG Guys, Tennessee FRANCES BABB Bemis, Tennessee LINDA BAGGETT Memphis, Tennessee JOHNNY BARNETT Michie, Tennessee JANE BARROW Jackson, Tennessee BOBBY BATEMAN Memphis, Tennessee WARREN BLADES Jackson, Tennessee 59 ANN BRADEN Memphis, Tennessee STEVE BRADFORD Lebanon, Tennessee JAMES BRADY Jackson, Tennessee SUSAN BRANON McKenzie, Tennessee FRANK BRASHER Decaturville, Tennessee CAROL BRYANT Memphis, Tennessee BRENDA BUCHANAN Milan, Tennessee DEBORAH BURKE Nashville, Tennessee PEGGY BURTON Jackson, Tennessee GLORIA BUSBY Memphis, Tennessee MARY ANN BUSBY Memphis, Tennessee JIM BUSH Memphis, Tennessee CHERYL BUTLER Jackson, Tennessee JEANNE CALDWELL McKenzie, Tennessee PATRICIA CALDWELL Chattanooga, Tennessee 160 JUDY CAMPBELL Memphis, Tennessee WILMA CAREY Bruceton, Tennessee RANDALL CHANDLER McLemoresville, Tennessee ROSE MERI CHAPMAN Covington, Tennessee JANICE CHARLTON Memphis, Tennessee CHRIS CHRONISTER Hopewell, Virginia HOPE CLAYTON Jackson, Tennessee BUTCH COGDELL Huron, Tennessee RUTH CUNNINGHAM Fulton, Kentucky CAROL CUSHING Memphis, Tennessee GINA DALLAS Adamsville, Tennessee 161 SHERRY DAVIS Saltillo, Tennessee RONNIE DAWS Chesterfield, Tennessee LINDA DENTON Trenton, Tennessee MARY DEYLING Memphis, Tennessee LANITA DODDRIDGE Collierville, Tennessee LEIGH DOZIER Elkins Park, Pennsylvania DIANA DYER Manassas, Virginia JIM DYER Humboldt, Tennessee CHARLES ELLIOTT W. Memphis, Arkansas JIMMY EVANS Jackson, Tennessee DIANNE FONDREN Millington, Tennessee SANDRA FRANKLIN Covington, Tennessee ANN GALYEAN Jackson, Tennessee MICKY GILBERT Jackson, Tennessee PAULA GILBERT Jackson, Tennessee 162 BILL GLOVER Jackson, Tennessee JANE GRAHAM Selmer, Tennessee GINGER GRIMES Memphis, Tennessee SAMMY GWINN Covington, Tennessee LARRY HANEY Jackson, Tennessee SUZANNE HANSBROUGH Memphis, Tennessee PHYLLIS HARDIN Trenton, Tennessee TOMMY HAYNES Trenton, Tennessee LARRY HAZLEWOOD Milan, Tennessee JENNIFER HEFLEY Jackson, Tennessee EDITH HICKS Jackson, Tennessee KATHY HOOD Memphis, Tennessee CHARLES HORTON Jackson, Tennessee CINDI HOUSE McLemoresville, Tennessee BOBBY HOWELL Jackson, Tennessee 163 BEVERLY HUGHES Milan, Tennessee SUSAN INDERGARD Memphis, Tennessee BARBARA ISAACS Franklin, Tennessee SUE JENKINS Huntingdon, Tennessee DIANE JOHNSON Denmark, Tennessee CARLA JOHNSTON Batesville, Arkansas HAL JONES Medina, Tennessee JANIE JONES Erie, Pennsylvania CRAIG JORDAN Bruceton, Tennessee CAMILLE KENDALL Memphis, Tennessee BILL KENT Aurora, Illinois JUDY LANE Sylacauga, Alabama VIVIAN LEE Webster Grove, Missouri SALLY LEWIS Memphis, Tennessee STEVE LITTLE Jackson, Tennessee 164 JO ANNE LIVINGSTON Collierville, Tennessee NITA LONG Jackson, Tennessee JOHNNY LONGMIRE Jackson, Tennessee JUDY LOVE Jackson, Tennessee JIMMY LOYD Lewisburg, Tennessee KATHYE LYNES Memphis, Tennessee PAUL LYNN Camden, Tennessee BUZZ McCAIN Atoka, Tennessee KEITH McCALLA Covington, Tennessee GINGER McLAIN Memphis, Tennessee SHARON McPHERSON Huntsville, Alabama KATHRYN MAGARGEL Memphis, Tennessee 65 ROBERT MORENO Memphis, Tennessee BETTYE MORRIS Jackson, Tennessee JAMES MURCHISON Jackson, Tennessee BRIAN MURPHY Cherry Hill, New Jersey ANNE MUSE Jackson, Tennessee BOB MYRLAND Holly Springs, Mississippi JOHN NORTON Memphis, Tennessee NANCY NOURSE Dyersburg, Tennessee KAY O ' CONNOR Kankakee, Illinois NANCY OAKLEY Humboldt, Tennessee- CINDY OWENS Memphis, Tennessee JERRY OWENS Covington, Tennessee PATTI PAGE Ellendale, Tennessee HAZEL PARKER Jackson, Tennessee JO PEARSON Trenton, Tennessee 166 MARILYN RHEA Cooter, Missouri PAULA RICE Decaturville, Tennessee DON ROBBINS Jackson, Tennessee JEAN PEELER Memphis, Tennessee CURTIS PHILLIPS Benton, Kentucky JOY PHILLIPS Savannah, Tennessee DAVID POIN DEXTER Covington, Tennessee PAUL POINDEXTER Memphis, Tennessee DICK POWELL Memphis, Tennessee RENEE PRESLEY Sardis, Tennessee JUDY RAINES Adamsville, Tennessee JOAN REDDICK Maury City, Tennessee VICKI REECE Medina, Tennessee RICK REITANO Memphis, Tennessee ARLEEN RESS New Hyde Park, New York 167 DONALD ROBERTS Covington, Tennessee RUTH ELAINE RODGERS Huntsville, Alabama JIM ROGERS Middleton, Tennessee JEAN ROSS Memphis, Tennessee PEGGY RUSSELL Dyersburg, Tennessee LINDA SADLER Gulfport, Mississippi WESLEY SALSBURY Erie, Pennsylvania VAN SANDERS Alamo, Tennessee SANDRA SANDERSON Memphis, Tennessee DANNY SEGO Lexington, Tennessee DARLYNE SELLE Ramer, Tennessee CAROLE SIEGRIST Nashville, Tennessee ONNIE SIMONS Arlington, Tennessee EDGAR D. SMITH Ramer, Tennessee KATHIE SMITH Memphis, Tennessee 168 JIMMY STEWART Jackson, Tennessee JIM STIEGLER Memphis, Tennessee TONI SWARTOUT Winter Park, Florida GLENN SWIFT Decaturville, Tennessee PAT TAYLOR Memphis, Tennessee ROBERT TAYLOR Jackson, Tennessee ELEANOR TEASLEY Covington, Tennessee JIM THOMSON Quaker Town, Pennsylvania MIKE TIMMONS Memphis, Tennessee DWAYNE TINKER Blytheville, Arkansas LARRY TOWNSEND Parsons, Tennessee BETH TUCKER Memphis, Tennessee JAMES USERY Lexington, Tennessee DONNA VANCURA Little Rock, Arkansas DAVID WAGSTER Jackson, Tennessee 69 JINX WALLACE Copleville, Tennessee CAROLYN WALLS Jackson, Tennessee DEE WALSTON Paducah, Kentucky ELLEN WARD Jackson, Tennessee JAMES WARR Memphis, Tennessee LYNN WATSON Jackson, Tennessee WILLA WATSON Humboldt, Tennessee AMELIA WELCH Milan, Tennessee JACKIE WELLS Steele, Missouri LOUISE WHITENER Brighton, Tennessee BENNY WHITMAN Jackson, Tennessee LINDA WIBLE Memphis, Tennessee SUSAN WILLIAMS Jackson, Tennessee SHERYL ANN WYCHE Jackson, Tennessee MARCIA YARBROUGH Memphis, Tennessee 170 DfREOORV AND ■BfnSKi fi£K RJ QN STUDENT DIRECTORS ADAMS, ALICE FAYE 64 Glen Eden Drive Savannah, Tenn. 925-3766 ADCOCK. JAMES MONROE 1501 Lambuth Jackson, Tenn. 422-1654 ADKINS, DWIGHT ANTHONY Box 383 Munford, Tenn. 837-5355 AGEE, KENNETH EVANS Box 383 837-5355 ALBRIGHT, GEORGE WILLIAM 4385 Sequoia Memphis, Tennessee 683-7983 ALLEN, ARTHUR WAYNE Route 4 Jackson, Tenn. 427-5917 ALLEN, HOMER DEVON 3966 Memorial Blvd. Kingsport, Tenn. 247-5935 ALLEN, NORMA KAY 1500 N. Tresevant Memphis, Tenn. 452-3930 ALLISON, ANITA MARIE 825 E. Chester Jackson, Tenn. 424-9356 ALLISON, FRANK DON 307 Fairgrounds Jackson, Tenn. 422-1654 ANDERSON, DANNY LYNN 1151 Campbell St. Jack9on, Tenn. 427-1178 ANDERSON, MARTHA SUE 585 N. 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Anderson St. Pensacola, Florida 438-8670 BELL, GARVIN Henning, Tenn. 172 BELL, MYRTLE GASTINEAU 14 Central Bemis, Tenn. 427-7635 BELL, SAMUEL LEWIS Beech Bluff, Tenn. 427-6061 BELLEW, LEWIS Route 6 Crutchfield, Kentucky 838-6625 BENNETT, NANCY CATHERINE 2328 40th Street Court, Illinois 786-0906 BENNETT, CHARLES T., JR. 1021 Highland Jackson, Tenn. 422-2612 BEUCHERT, CATHERINE M. Box 537 Finley, Tenn. 285-7541 BINGHAM, JIMMY Box 24 Henderson, Tenn. 989-4763 BIRMINGHAM, (MRS.) M. F. 517 Wisdom Jackson, Tenn. 427-1143 BLACK, SUSAN 3538 Deenvood Memphis, Tenn. 323-1257 BLADE, WARREN EUGENE 801 Westwood Jackson, Tenn. 424-2995 BLAKELY, WILLIAM BRODEY Route 3 Jackson, Tenn. 422-2148 BLANKENSHIP, NANCY Route 2 Beech Bluff, Tenn. 427-4000 BLANKENSHIP, WAYNE 546 Arlington Jackson, Tenn. 427-9082 BOEN, GILBERT E. 43 Brown Lexington, Tenn. 968-2258 BOLTON, GARY WAYNE 3200 Highland Pk. PI. Memphis, Tenn. 323-1859 BOMAR, JAMES TERRY Woodland Ave. Whiteville, Tenn. 2192 BOND, CAROL ELIZABETH Unionville Dyersburg, Tenn. 285-9029 BONSON, JOHN REID 48 Sherrel Dr. Jackson, Tenn. 422-4925 BOOTHE, HENRY LEWIS 4770 Shady Grove Memphis, Tenn. 685-5979 BRADEN, ANN MARIE 2907 Bannockburn Memphis, Tenn. 358-2113 BRADFORD, STEVE 209 N. Cumberland Lebanon, Tenn. 444-7551 BRADY, JAMES ROBERT Route 6 Jackson, Tenn. 427-5357 BRANON, MARY SUSAN Route 3 McKenzie, Tenn. 352-3536 BRASFIELD, GLENN DUANE 1000 Harris Dyersburg, Tenn. 285-3375 BRASHER, EDGAR FRANK Route 1 Decaturville, Tenn. 852-3122 BRAY, JAMES STEPHEN Box 7 Trezevant, Tenn. 669-6421 BREWSTER, BILLY RICHARD 337 Division St. Jackson, Tenn. 422-6204 BRIDGES, MELBA CAROLYN 994 Joel Memphis, Tenn. 357-3276 BRINT, GEORGE WAYNE 216 Jefferson Bolivar, Tenn. 658-3242 BROOM, LINDA Route 5 Jackson, Tenn. 424-2096 BROWN, BARBARA 3685 Shirlwood Memphis, Tenn. 327-4566 BRYAN, L. D. 1600 Woodlawn Dyersburg, Tenn. 285-1464 BRYANT, CAROLYN LEE 5494 Mason Rd. Memphis, Tenn 683-3457 BRYSON, GLORIA JEAN Pickwick Pickwick Dam, Tenn. 689-3680 BUCHANAN, BRENDA JOYCE 340 Sheppard Milan, Tenn. 686-3391 BUNNELL, JOHN NELSON Box 145 Park Blvd. Medina, Tenn. BURKE, DEBORAH FRANCES 4805 Timberhill Nashville, Tenn. 832-4272 BURKS, ELMER NEAL Bethel Springs, Tenn. 6003 BURNETT, ALTA MARIE Route 1 Paducah, Kentucky 442-1888 BURTON, (MRS.) PEGGY J. 1442 Brownsville Hyw. Jackson, Tenn. 427-3352 BUSBY, GLORIA JEAN 3735 Guernsey Memphis, Tenn. 324-7681 BUSBY, MARY ANN 611 E. McKellar Memphis, Tenn. 948-1050 BUSH, JAMES EDWARD 3123 Larkspur Memphis, Tenn. 323-0783 BUTLER, BILLY SULLIVAN 360 Highland Jackson, Tenn. 424-1353 BUTLER, CHERYL KAYE Route 3 Jackson, Tenn. 427-6556 BUTLER, FORREST MICHAEL 65 Wood Haven Dr. Jackson, Tenn. 427-4738 BUTLER, LOUIS JOSEPH 614-16 Humboldt, Tennessee 784-1900 BUTLER, SALLY FRANCES 104 W. 4th Portageville, Missouri 379-5207 BUTTS, LUELLEN HILLS 264 Russell Rd. Jackson, Tenn. 422-3304 BYNUM, FLORENCE DAVIS 225 Park Jackson, Tenn. 427-6703 BYRD, SANDRA LOIS Route 2 Covington, Tenn. 467-6990 CAGLE, J. HAROLD Route 1 Lexington, Tenn. 8-2386 CALDWELL, JEANNE 627 Stonewall McKenzie, Tenn. 352-3324 CALDWELL, PATRICIA 1511 Lixington Chattanooga, Tenn. 267-0540 CAMP, CATHY LOUISE 520 Westmoreland Jackson, Tenn. 427-8042 CAMPBELL, ANDREA SUE 29 Milan Arsenal Milan, Tenn. 686-1531 CAMPBELL, JUDY KAYE 4169 Lawrence Memphis, Tenn. 452-1693 CAMPBELL, WILLIAM ODELL 614 Circle Drive Halls, Tenn. CAREY WILMA JEAN Route 1 Bruceton, Tenn. 385-3681 CARLEY, MARILYN MARIE 607 North St. Griswold, Iowa 778-2795 CARR, LYNN ALLEN Route 4 Jackson, Tenn. 427-6570 CARTER, ALAN DOUGLAS 2469 Lowell Memphis, Tenn. 324-1964 CASEY, GLORIA JEAN 312 Fairmont Jackson, Tenn. 427-0282 CASEY, MARTHA LYNN 20 Wisteria Jackson, Tenn. 422-2314 CATHEY, WAYNE 324 Division Jackson, Tenn. 427-8952 CHAMPION, LETHIA ANN 3360 Lakeview Memphis, Tenn. 397-5269 CHANCE, BILLY MAC McLemoresville, Tenn. 986-3249 CHANCE, CHARLES W. 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Chester Jackson, Tenn. 427-9046 CLAYTON, ZOLON Kevil, Kentucky CLEMENT, BETTYE RUTH Box 189 Middleton, Tenn. 376-6841 CLIFFT, DON Route 4 Bolivar, Tenn. 658-5345 CLYCE, GARLAND 500 Magnolia Jackson, Tenn. 427-3659 COGDELL, RONNIE Route 2 Huron, Tenn. 968-7845 COGGINS, BILL Hickory Heights Lewisburg, Tenn. 389-2473 COLBURN, TOM HARLAN 3127 Robbiedon Memphis, Tenn. 386-1424 COLE, STEVE Route 2 Jackson, Tenn. 427-2054 COLLINS, PATRICIA JANE Route 4 Henderson, Tenn. 989-2697 COOPER, JAMES CHARLES 2815 Acklen Ave. Nashville, Tenn. 291-0807 COTTON, JERRY EDWARD Route 2 Harrisburg, Illinois 242-2465 COUCH, WALLACE BELL Washington Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. 379-3797 COUNCIL, RAYMOND JEFFERY 3135 Kingsgate Memphis, Tenn. 363-2735 COUNTZLER, GEORGE EDWIN 320 E. Main Cross Greenville, Kentucky 866 COWAN, GERALD DEAN 302 Hill St. Henderson, Tenn. 989-2748 COX, JAMES P. Alabama St. Savannah, Tenn. 925-2354 CRABTREE, JAMES STEPHEN Maiden, Missouri 427-7266 CRAIG, MARY ALICE 1627 Mitchell Humboldt, Tenn. 784-4481 CRAIG, SUSAN McVEIGH 202 College Halls, Tenn. CRILL, JUDITH MARIE 510 Usher St. Alayfield, Kentucky 247-2537 CROWE, LESLIE HAROLD 236 Conger Jackson, Tenn. 422-4236 CUMMINGS, ELDON WESLEY Route 4 Humboldt, Tenn. CUNNINGHAM, LINDA RUTH Route 1 Fulton, Kentucky 355-2208 CURRIE, WILLIAM, JR. 123-B Westwood Gdns. Jackson, Tenn. 427-0434 CURTIS, JIMMIE SUE Route 1 Selmer, Tenn. CURTIS, STEVE JAMES 148 Mimosa Paducah, Kentucky 443-1957 CUSHING, CAROL JUNE 3165 Choctaw Ave. Memphis, Tenn. 324-1693 D DALLAS. VIRGINIA RUTH 232 Baptist St. Adamsville, Tenn. 623-4720 DAVIDSON, LINDA LEE Route 4 Henderson, Tenn. 989-2697 DAVIDSON, SALLY 98 Huntingdon Lexington, Tenn. 968-2793 DAVIS, SHERRY ELLEN Main St. Saltillo, Tenn. 687-3142 DAVIS, THOMAS I. Route 4 Jackson, Tenn. 427-4926 DAWS, RONNIE DAVIS Chesterfield, Tenn. 968-7934 DEAN, FELIX JOSEPH Box 1300 Dulac, Louisiana DEAN, MICHAEL LEWIS 3170 Walnut Grove Memphis, Tenn. 324-4147 DEATON, DANNY RAY 4930 Spottswood M emphis, Tenn. 685-5814 DENTON, LINDA MAE Route 2 Trenton, Tenn. 664-2653 DESMOND, JOHN H. Box 24 Bradford, Tenn. 742-7365 DEYLING, MARY CLAIR 580 E. McKellar Memphis, Tenn. 948-0026 DITTMAN, BARBARA ANNE 19 Norlhwood Jackson, Teen. 427-7285 DODDRIDGE, JULIA LaNITA 3415 Peterson Lake Collierville, Tenn. 853-2165 DORSCHEL, JAMES Hazelwood Lane Martinsville, Virginia 8-1165 DOUGLAS, MARGARET SUSAN Wiklersville, Tenn. 968-340 1 DOUGLASS, JOHN ELMORE 430 Roland, Ave. Jackson, Tenn. 427-3622 DOUGLASS, MARTHA JANE Box 356 Lexington, Tenn. 968-3792 DOWDY, J. RANDALL Benton, Kentucky 527-8198 DOYLE, ROBERT DAVID Route 2 Sardis, Tenn. 858-2319 DOZIER, LEIGH W. Elkins Park, Pennsylvania 635-1142 DUDLEY, DANNY DEWIGHT 238 Highview Jackson, Tenn. 427-0263 DUKE, JAMES PAUL 335 Gordon Jackson, Tenn. 424-1827 DUNAVANT, RAYMOND EARL Box 116 Millington, Tenn. 872-1625 DUNCAN, MELISSA 710 Bishop Union City, Tenn. 885-9621 DUNN, RICHARD RALPH Burnsville, Mississippi 5-2821 DURRETT, GLEN STEWART Route 2 Kevil, Kentucky 488-2221 DYER, DIANA JANE 442 North Grant Ave. Manassas, Virginia 368-2939 DYER, JAMES CLARENCE 2610 Ferrell St. Humboldt, Tenn. 784-1914 E EASON, DAVID LYNN 202 Eunice Dr. Newbern, Tenn. 627-2788 ELDER, CLARENCE EUGENE Route 7 Jackson, Tenn. 427-0997 ELDRIDGE, BRENDA KAY 512 N. Hayes Ave. Jackson,, Tenn. ELLIOTT, CHARLES WELDON 1010 Lehr West Memphis, Arkansas 735-1120 EUBANKS, MRS. DORIS 865 W. Forest Jackson, Tenn. 427-0869 EVANS, ANITA KAY BOLTON 33 Bon Air Circle Jackson, Tenn. EVANS, JAMES BARRY 252 Old Malesus Rd. Jackson, Tenn. 427-9678 EVANS, ROY 0. 33 Bon Air Circle Jackson, Tenn. EXUM, JUDY DIANE Regency Apts. 4 Jackson, Tenn. 424-9639 FESMIRE, ALLAN Monroe Ave. Lexington, Tenn. 968-7000 FESMIRE, E. ANN 312 Broad St. Lexington, Tenn. 968-2283 FINCHER, CAROLE 4555 Princeton Memphis, Tenn. 663-6183 FINNEY, PAUL LUCAS Methodist Tech School Barvoa, India 427-8852 FISHER, SAMMIE LEE Route 3 Friendship, Tenn. 656-2076 FITZPATRICK, JOE 172 So. Yates Rd. Memphis, Tenn. 685-5772 FLAKE, JAMES REED 126 Division Jackson, Tenn. 424-2624 FLORMAN, LINDA SUE Fiver Bluff Dr. Sheffield, Alabama 381-1721 FLOYD, TOMMY O ' NEAL Box 96 Crockett Mills, Tenn. 677-2730 FONDREN, DIANNE 4890 Bland Millington, Tenn. 872-1512 FOOTE, JOHNNIE VERNON Route 4 Somerville, Tenn. 465-2807 FORD, MARIAN LEIGH 533 W. Maxwell Lakeland, Florida 686-1767 FOSTER, SYLVIA HOUSTON 220 Walnut Jackson, Tenn. 424-2360 FOWLE, DAVID HODGSON 306 Wcstwood Jackson, Tenn. 427-3496 FRANKLIN, SANDRA Route 4, Box 169 Covington, Tenn. 476-6859 FREDERICK, MARGARET MARIE 53 Beechwood Dr. Jackson, Tenn. 427-6872 FREEMAN, CAROLE LOUISE 734 Center Memphis, Tenn. 323-3553 FREEMAN, CYNTHIA ELIZABETH 218 Fairmont Jackson, Tenn. 427-9965 FREEMAN, MARY LYN Box 121 Bells, Tenn. 663-2062 FREEMAN, PATRICIA CAROL 218 Fairmont Jackson, Tenn. 427-9965 FRIEDMAN, DAVID 106 Mimosa Jackson, Tenn. 427-5480 FUNDERBURK, LARRY GRESHAM 211 Belmont Savannah, Tenn. 925-4220 FUNK, HARRY MELVIN 64-A Westwood Gdns. Jackson, Tenn. 422-3835 FUTRELL, PATRICIA LEE Route 3 Jackson, Tenn. 422-2678 GALLION, GLENN RAY 153 Crcstwood Ave. Nutley, New Jersey 667-6918 GALYEAN, ELIZABETH ANN 126i 2 Maple Jackson, Tenn. 422-5768 GARRETT, HAROLD Route 2 Alamo, Tenn. 656-2128 GARRISON, ROBERT GLEN Wilson Lexington, Tenn. 968-3725 GASKILL, KENNETH CHARLES 506 Estaugh Westmont, New Jersey 854-7244 GERMAN, WALTER H. Box 227 Hickory Valley, Tenn. 2725 GIBBS, JIMMY HALL Route 1 White Bluff, Tenn. 3057 GILBERT, EMILY JEAN 123 Jackson Jackson, Tenn. 427-3489 GILBERT, JOE LYNN 123 Jackson Jackson, Tenn. 427-3489 GILBERT, PAULA SUE 961 W. Forest Jackson, Tenn. 427-2350 GILBERT, THOMAS MICHAEL 905 Burkett Jackson, Tenn. 422-4924 GILL, JUDITH CAROLYN Route 1 Wickliffc, Kentucky 335-5200 GLOVER, BILL R. 2122 Bells Hwy. Jackson, Tenn. 427-9968 GOODMAN, SHIRLEY ANN 242 E. Mill Henderson, Tenn. 989-2853 GOODWIN, C. DENNIS 441 So. Main Milan, Tenn. 686-1353 GOODWIN, MURIEL P. 441 S. Main Milan. Tenn. 686-1353 GOODWIN, ROSALIND KAY 441 So. Main Milan, Tenn. 686-1353 GOODYEAR, WILLIAM DAVIS 2412 Malone Memphis, Tenn. 452-5760 GORDON, JAMES W. Route 3 Jackson, Tenn. 427-2583 GORDON, JOSEPH 342 Beechcrest Lewisburg, Tenn. 359-1959 GORDON, TED SPENCE 342 Beechcrest Lewisburg, Tenn. 359-1959 GOURLEY, WILLIAM Route 2 Friendship, Tenn. GRAHAM, MARILYN JANE 370 W. Adams Selmer, Tenn. 3462 GRANT, DAVID L. 4227 Belle Meade Memphis, Tenn. 683-3063 GREEN, ELIZABETH CAROL Route 1 Hickory, Kentucky 856-3492 GREER, GAYLON EDWARD 69 Everett Jackson, Tenn. 422-3868 GREGORY, SAMUEL TERRY 104 Hayes Ave. Hartsville, Tenn. 374-2477 GRIMES, VIRGINIA ALICE 4797 Normandy Memphis, Tenn. 683-1154 GRISHAM, JAMES EDWARD Kossuth, Mississippi 286-8511 GURLEY, JOHN MARK 145 S. Main Ripley, Tenn. 1547 GURLEY, JUNA JEAN 145 S. Main Ripley, Tenn. 1547 GUTHRIE, NANCY JEAN 1525 Shelby Dr. Memphis, Tenn. 397-0444 GWINN, SAMMY VAN 112 Elm St. Covington, Tenn. 476-7939 H HALBROOK, MARY ANN 1125 West Main Brownsville, Tenn. 772-2015 HALFORD, BENNETT ANDREW 4830 Waye Memphis, Tenn. 682-1487 HAMER, JOSEPH WILLIAM 4790 Owen Memphis, Tenn. 685-6295 HAMMETT, WILLIAM DERYL 2024 Nort St. Humboldt, Tenn. 784-4267 HANCOCK, MARK EDWARD 197 Dregcr Memphis, Tenn. 398-2953 HANEY, LARRY GAYLE 337 Gordon Jackson, Tenn. 427-4877 HANSBROUGH, SUZANNE 5472 Fiesta Memphis, Tenn. 685-7887 HAPES, BONNIE SUE 1403 Goodbar Memphis, Tenn. 275-8640 HARDIN, ERNEST MARBRY 19 - A Westwood Gdns. Jackson, Tenn. 422-1761 HARDIN, PHYLLIS ANN Route 2 Trenton, Tenn. 664-2620 HARRIGILL, JULIA ENOLA N. Church St. Brookhaven, Miss. 833-4919 HARRIS, EVELYN ELIZABETH Route 1 Olive Branch, Miss. 637-2767 HARRIS, JEWELL DEAN Rt. 4, Medina Rd. Jackson, Tenn. 422-1978 HARRIS, WILLIAM MORGAN 3287 Embry Hills Chamblee, Georgia HARRISON, LESTER WAYNE Route 2 Obion, Tenn. 634-2217 HART, DON ROLAND 345 Gordon Jackson, Tenn. 422-1712 HARVEY, EDWARD HOWARD 35 Hickory Dr. Quakertown, Pennsylvania 536-4287 HASSELL, THOMAS WALTER 143 Hawthorne Jackson, Tenn. 427-2178 HATHCOCK, JIMMY H. 5063 Howard PI. Millington, Tenn. 872-3940 HAWKINS, KITTY Route 4 Jackson, Tenn. 427-6198 HAWKS, RICHARD EUGENE 2093 Laramie Memphis, Tenn. 946-9875 HAWKS, THOMAS CARNAL 519 N. Russell Rd. Jackson, Tenn. 427-1769 HAY, MRS. CAROL BATCHELOR 229 N. Washington Brownsville, Tenn. 772-9543 HAYNES, CHARLES THOMAS 704 Brownsville St. Trenton, Tenn. 189-J HAYNES, MARGARET S. Route 2 Jackson, Tenn. 427-3712 HAYNES, ROBERT E. 203 N. 16th Humboldt, Tenn. 784-3567 HAYS, CHAMP HADLEY 133 Division Jackson, Tenn. 422-5500 HAZLEWOOD, LARRY THOMAS Route 3 Milan, Tenn. 686-3539 HEARN, F. REID 261 Linden Jackson, Tenn. 427-9580 HEARN, KAY W. 261 Linden Jackson, Tenn. 427-9580 HEATH, JAMES L 304 Broadway So. Fulton, Tenn. 634 HEFLEY, JENNIFER CHLOE 188 Campbell Jackson, Tenn. 422-1453 HELMS, MARJORIE NAN Route 7 Humboldt, Tenn. 422-1077 HENLEY, HERBERT O ' NEAL Route 3 Humboldt, Tenn. 781-2311 HENSLEY, GLYNDA HARRINGTON 1306 Mitchell Humboldt, Tenn. HERGERT, BONNIE JEAN 3205 Freno Lane Nashville, Tenn. 883-4139 HESSING, DAVID FRANK 220 Division Jackson, Tenn. 427-1425 HICKS, EDITH LYNN Humboldt Hwy. Jackson, Tenn. 427-3879 HIGHFILL, THOMAS ALVAH 38 Cherry Place Jackson, Tenn. 427-8398 HILDNER, WILLIAM K. 1805 Monell Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 766-3720 HILL, THOMAS ARTHUR 350 Craft St. Holly Springs, Miss. 923 HILLIARD, JAMES DAVID 47 Westwood Gardens Jackson, Tenn. 424-2844 HINDS, JOHN EDWARD Lakehill Drive Lewisburg, Tenn. 3591140 HINES, SARA FRANCES Oakland, Tenn. 465-2927 HINTON, MARY CAROLYN 321 Peterson Lake Collierville, Tenn. 853-2776 HO, KA HANG 6008 Sherwood Dr. Nashville, Tenn. HOAGLAND, WILLIAM M. 1365 Ridgewood Memphis, Tenn. 397-7139 HOEHNE, LEE F. 6500 Jocelyn Hollow Nashville, Tenn. 297-2011 HOLIFIELD, REGINA Route 1, Box 1 Piggott, Arkansas 598-3121 HOLMES, BARRY ROLAND 124 Mount St. Jackson, Tenn. 427-6317 HOLMES, FARRIS PARKS 322 E. Poplar Selmer, Tenn. 2477 HOLMES, MARY JO 322 E. Poplar Selmer, Tenn. 2477 HOOD, KATHERINE 940 Robin Hood Memphis, Tenn, 158-3360 HOPKINS, CHARLES LOUIS South Maple Covington, Tenn. 476-9608 HOPKINS, RICHARD ALSEY Route 6 Brownsville, Tenn. 772-9577 HOPPER, DAVID W. Whiteville, Tenn. 4131 HOPPER, RUTH JOY 905 Merriman Dyersburg, Tenn. 285-1752 HORTON, CHARLES EDWARD 155 Fairmont Jackson, Tenn. 427-2718 HORTON, DAVID WILLIAM 155 Fairmont Jackson, Tenn. 427-2718 HOSTETLER, PETER JAMES 1924 E. Croxton Bloomington, Illinois 823-7351 HOUSE, LUCINDIA BERNTECE Box 611 McLcmoresville, Tenn. 986-3311 HOWELL, BOBBY JOE 410 Hatton St. Jackson, Tenn. 427-3870 HUBBARD, WALTER EDWIN 3179 S. Waynaka Circle Memphis, Tenn. 327-1812 HUFF, ROBERT EARLY 977 Fairmeadow Memphis, Tenn. 685-1712 HUGHES, BARRY WARD Morris Chapel, Tenn. 687-3173 HUGHES, BEVERLY CLAIRE Route 3 Milan, Tenn. 686-3645 HINT, ANN 804 Usher St. Mayfield, Kentuckv 247-6659 HUNT, HELEN 804 Usher St. Mavfield, Kentuckv 247-6659 HUNTER, CHRIS East Stab Line So. Fulton, Tenn. 660 173 HUNTER, RICHARD Route 4 Lewisburg, Tenn. 359-2796 HURT, ROBERT M. 4200 Tuckahoe Memphis, Tenn. 682-3897 HUTCHINSO N, JOHN MARSHALL 790 Colonial Memphis, Tenn. 685-0751 HUTCHINSON, MARY 4917 N. Barlett Milwaukee, Wisconsin 332-3085 IDEN, RON Route 7 Newark, Ohio 763-4352 INDERGARD, JANE 1599 Hopewell Memphis, Tenn. 685-6480 IRVIN, JOHN 4819 Brentdale Memphis, Tenn. 363-9523 ISAACS, BARBARA ANN 108 Carolyn Ave. Franklin, Tenn. 794-5127 JAMES, ED CLARK 2107 So. Ward Caruthersville, Missouri 333-0729 JENKINS, SUE NITIS Route 5 Huntingdon, Tenn. 986-5316 JENNINGS, RICHARD 5542 Gwynne Memphis, Tenn. 683-3774 JERROLDS, DAVID SPENCER Carrington Savannah, Tenn. 4306 JOBE, JAMES WALTER 2787 Humboldt Hwy. Jackson, Tenn. 427-4327 JOHNS, ELBERT 2917 Broadway Paducah, Kentucky 422-1251 JOHNSON, BEVERLY 1457 Rolling Hills Memphis, Tenn. 357-0233 JOHNSON, DIANE Route 2 Denmark, Tenn. 427-5959 JOHNSON, JACK 20102, 12th Benton, Kentucky 527-7759 JOHNSON, MARTIN 20102, 12th Benton, Kentucky 527-7759 JOHNSON, MARY Decaterville, Tenn. 852-3238 JOHNSON, MAVIS BARNES 52 Fair Oaks Jackson, Tenn. 427-4250 JOHNSON, PATRICIA Rossville, Tenn. 853-4698 JOHNSON, ROBERT 604 Cadraca Memphis, Tenn. 683-3104 ' JOHNSTON, CARLA 927 College St. Batesville, Arkansas 743-4220 JOHNSTON, IDA 311 South Main Ripley, Tenn. 639 JONES, BRENDA Route 1 Bells, Tenn. 663-2984 JONES, DAVID Route 1 Trenton, Tenn. 850 JONES, HAL 245 Church Medina, Tenn. 783-3247 JONES, JANIE 4517 Darcie Erie, Pennsylvania 733-5492 JONES, JOE Chester Levee Road Jackson, Tenn. 422-5278 JONES, JOHN 215 Hatton Jackson, Tenn. 427-5438 JONES, MICHAEL 543 Highland Milan, Tenn. 686-2163 JONES, NITA 402 Moss Tiptonville, Tenn. 253-7606 JONES, GAIL Box 144 Kenton, Tenn. 749-5561 JONES, KIRBY 918 Wisdom Jackson, Tenn. 427-3443 JOPLIN, JOHN 7611 Hwy 70 Memphis, Tenn. 386-1434 JORDAN, RAYMOND CRAIG 148 Glenwood Dr. Bruceton, Tenn. 385-4024 K KEETON, BARBARA Route 3 Decaterville, Tenn. 852-3143 KECKLER, CHARLES RAY 120 Iris Rd. Jackson, Tenn. 429-5194 KEMP, E. DALE 2524 Madison Paducah, Kentucky 442-0031 KELLY, DAVID Box 73 Gates, Tenn. 234-7815 KELLY, JOE Gates, Tenn. 234-7815 KENDALL, CAMILLE 510 Ellsworth Memphis, Tenn. 327-1940 KENT, WILLIAM 1147 Rural Aurora, Illinois 772-1413 KILLGROVE, MARY Box 96 Nashville, Tenn. 378-2303 KILLGROVE, PHYLLIS Main Nashville, Tenn. 378-2303 KING, BETSY 144 W. Grand Jackson, Tenn. 427-5824 KINNARD, JOSEPH 1814 Block Rd. Rossville, Georgia 866-5348 KIRCHOFF, RICKY 1711 Pendleton 33 Memphis, Tenn. 327-1363 KIRKSEY, MARILYN Neely Bolivar, Tenn. 658-3633 KISH, TIMOTHY Route 3 Millington, Tenn. KLEIN, FRANK 22 Hinsdale Floral Park, New York 354-5189 KNUTSON, SANDRA 14 Fair Oaks Jackson, Tenn. 422-1396 KRANICH, WILLIAM C. 7001 Boatdock Dr. Falls Church, Virginia 481-1818 LACKIE, DIANA 21 Shadowlawn Jackson, Tennessee 427-3150 LAMBERT, CAROLYN GALE Selmer, Tennessee 2542 LAMITINA, SAMUEL 123 Campbell Jackson, Tennessee 427-0424 LANE, CLOIDA KATHRYN 42 Bryant Jackson, Tennessee 427-3296 LANE, HARRY ENLOE 119 N. Fairground Jackson, Tennessee 427-1205 LANE, JULIA ELIZABETH 105 S. Norton Ave. Sylacauga, Alabama 245-5429 LANDRUM, ROBERT BRENT 2826 Madison Orange, California 633-3804 LAWRENCE, FRED K. 912 Burkett Jackson, Tennessee 427-7239 LEE, VIVIAN C. 1434 Wells Webster Grove, Missouri 962-5338 LEWIS, AUSTIN C. 1 Sherwood Place Humboldt, Tennessee 784-3505 LEWIS, BOBBY GENE 1115 N. Royal Jackson, Tennessee 427-0133 LEWIS, ROBERT CLAY 1694 Brownsville Hwy. Jackson, Tennessee 422-1846 LEWIS, SALLY JO 1317 Colonial Memphis, Tennessee 685-5936 LEYH, DOUGLAS WILLIAM 437 W. King Jackson, Tennessee 427-9945 LIFSEY, DAVID BURKE 5210 Normandy Memphis, Tennessee 685-1798 LING, KWONG SUI 2 Old Street Siber, Sarawak LITTLE, BEN R. 312 Park Ave. Jackson, Tennessee 422-5447 LITTLE, STEPHEN R. 422 Russell Road Jackson, Tennessee 422-3832 LIVINGSTON, JO ANNE 149 Cooper Collierville, Tennessee 853-2131 LOCKHART, MARY WINIFRED 1684 Watson Memphis, Tennessee 323-8435 LONG, NITA LYNN 20 Meadowbrook Jackson, Tennessee 424-1567 LONG, O. R. , JR. 1694 Bells Hwy. Jackson, Tennessee 422-2534 LONGLEY, JOHN RICHARD R. R. 4 MARSHFIELD, MISSOURI 468-3115 LONGMIRE, JAMES KEN 102 Alice St. Jackson, Tennessee 427-4565 LONGMIRE, JOHNNY LEE 102 Alice St. Jackson, Tennessee 427-4565 LOVE, EDWARD ALEXANDER 3100 Gill Drive Memphis, Tennessee 398-0084 LOVE, JUDITH RUTH 272 Talbot Jackson, Tennessee 422-3864 LOVETT, NANCY LEE 1415 Walnut Benton, Kentucky 527-2351 LOYD, JIMMIE DAVIS 360 Oakwood Drive Lewisburg, Tennessee 359-3347 LUCAS, JERRY LEWIS Route 3 Halls, Tennessee 656-2923 LUCKEY, MICHAEL L. 222 W. King Jackson, Tennessee 422-3249 LUNA, WILLIAM CLIFFORD 129 Woodrow Jackson, Tennessee 422-2764 LYNES, KATHRYN ANN 3549 Merritt Memphis, Tennessee 386-3456 LYNN, PAUL ALVIN 111 Postoak St. Camden, Tennessee 584-8645 M MacPHAIL, SUE MANN 416 McLemore Brownsville, Tennessee 772-2190 McCAIN, HENRY BRYSON Route 2 Atoka, Tennessee 837-4615 McCALL, MARTHA LOU 3719 Getwell Memphis, Tennessee 363-3815 McCALLA, RICHARD K. Route 2, Box 55 Covington, Tennessee 476-2958 McCASKILL, FRANK ALLEN 73 Maywood Drive Jackson, Tennessee 427-5540 McCOY, NANCY CAROL Drummonds, Tennessee 837-5372 McCUNE, JAMES HENRY 5364 Hayne Circle Memphis, Tennessee 682-2855 McCUTCHEN, BARBARA J. 582 Russell Road Jackson, Tennessee 424-1814 McDANIEL, JOYCE ANNE 3447 Given Memphis, Tennessee 3 24-2400 McDOUGALL, EDDIE WARREN 501 Water Street Savannah, Tennessee 925-4357 McGEE, EVELYN JEANNE 543 Westmoreland Jackson, Tennessee 422-2622 McGEE, LINDA LEE 543 Westmoreland Jackson, Tennessee 422-2622 McGEE, JAMES KENNETH Ramer, Tennessee 3959 McGONIGAL, JOYCE ELAINE Doniphan, Missouri McIVER, MRS. PEGGY TAYLOR 811 Skyline Drive Jackson, Tennessee 427-0432 McKENZIE, BETTY MAXWELL 157 Williams Jackson, Tennessee 427-6186 McKIBBEN, C. GRANT JR. Route 1 Humboldt, Tennessee 784-2910 McKINNIE, THOMAS HOLLAND 317 W. Jones Bolivar, Tennessee 658-5175 Mcknight, robert m. Malesus, Tennessee 427-5042 McLAIN, HOWARD McMILLAN JR. 330 Vescovo Memphis, Tennessee 683-6022 McLAIN, VIRGINIA LOUISE 330 Vescovo Memphis, Tennessee 683-6022 McLEARY, WILLIAM BEN Route 7 Huffiboldt, Tennessee 427-5370 McLENNAN, MARY NELLE Route 1, Box 40 Brighton, Tennessee 476-6097 McMillan, ann kyle 532 Westmoreland Jackson, Tennessee 427-2635 McMillan, w. Clifford Route 4 Humboldt, Tennessee 787-6613 McPHERSON, SHARON JO 1202 Hermitage Ave. Huntsville, Alabama 539-8391 MAGARGEL. KATHRYN ANTHONY 780 E. Brookhaven Memphis, Tennessee 685-0153 MAINORD, WM. HUGH 109 Russell Road Jackson, Tennessee 427-4115 MALONE, WM. MICHAEL 402 Four Square Street Savannah, Tennessee 925-2933 MANESS, EMMITT BLANCHARD Rt. 1 Beech Bluff, Tennessee 422-3901 MANHEIN, JERE ROBERT 39 Woodhaven Jackson, Tennessee 422-1747 MANNING, GARLIN JO 341 Culpepper Milan, Tennessee 686-2248 MARSH, LARRY WAYNE Rt. 3 Jackson, Tennessee 427-3542 MARTIN, LAWRENCE HILL JR. 2217 N. Parkwood Harlingen, Texas 427-5315 MARTINDALE, DAVID 418 Burkett Jackson, Tennessee 422-2878 MASON, SHARON GAYLE 113 So. Grand Brownsville, Tennessee 772-0836 MEADOR, MELVIN DOUGLAS Rt. 2 Centerville, Tennessee 729-2512 MEEKS, DAVID MICHAEL 109 Terrace Place Jackson, Tennessee 424-2274 MENZIES, EVELYN 1460A Hollywood Jackson, Tennessee 427-3256 MERKEL, ALBERT BENTON 516 Short Jackson, Tennessee 427-0833 MILLER, BILLY WAYNE Bell, Tennessee 663-2664 MILLER, LANNY DAVID Route 1 Gadsden, Tennessee 696-2729 MILLER, LINDA JOY 1261 S. W. Underhill Portland 19, Oregon 636-6313 MILLER, MELISSA G. 5109 Peg Lane Memphis, Tennessee 683-1307 MILLIGAN, MOLLY CRANE Dyersburg Highway Trenton, Tennessee 857 MILLS, DWIGHT KENNETH 617 Calif. Court Paducah, Kentucky 443-3923 MITCHELL, LINDA KAY Route 2 Trenton, Tennessee 1364 M MITCHELL, ROBERT BRUCE West Main Whiteville, Tennessee 2721 MOORE, HARRY L. 58 Glen Eden Jackson, Tennessee 427-5127 MOORE, JOE WYATT 80 Main Street Bemis, Tennessee 427-1215 MOORE, JOHN WALLACE 38 Charjean Drive Jackson, Tennessee 422-2147 MOORE, JUANITA, J. Route 1 Adamsville, Tennessee 632-3130 MOORE, PHILLIP TERRY 6110 Elizabethan Nashville, Tennessee 297-5041 MOORE, ROGER KEATON R. F. D. 1 Adamsville, Tennessee 632-3130 MOORE, TED LEE 426 Garland Ave. Covington, Tennessee 6-2485 MOOREHEAD, MARY ANN 1286 Maria Memphis, Tennessee 327-5881 MOORER, BARBARA KAE 832 Hilluew Drive Birmingham, Alabama 836-8578 MORENO, ROBERT LEWIS 756 Prescott Memphis, Tennessee 324-1685 MORGAN, BRODIE M. 2269 Humboldt Hwy. Jackson, Tennessee 427-3421 MORRIS, BETTYE Route 3 Jackson, Tennessee 427-6098 MORRIS, F. LOUISE Route e Jackson, Tennessee 427-6098 MORTON, SHIRLEY 629 S. 7th St. LaCrosse, Wisconsin 4-7546 74 MULLINS, ANNA CARROLLE 320 Center Mayfield, Kentucky 247-2564 MURCHINSON, JAMES PATRICK 824 Burkett Jackson, Tennessee 427-7331 MURCHINSON, LORA 30 Overton Ave. Rt. 28 Jackson, Tennessee 422-3310 MURPHY, BRIAN 280 Sawmill Rd. Cherry Hill, New Jersey 428-3088 MURPHY, JOYCE 1833 Shawnee CI. Memphis, Tennessee 946-9830 MUSE, ELIZABETH 323 Division Ave. Jackson, Tennessee 427-7234 MUSE, URSULA ANNE 323 Division Ave. Jackson, Tennessee 427-7234 MYRLAND, ROBERT DALE Box 374 Holly Springs, Mississippi 908 N NANCE, RONALD Germantown Rd. Germantown, Tennessee 884-7771 NEW, ED 412 West Grand Jackson, Tennessee 427-6788 NEW, JOHN 412 West Grand Jackson, Tennessee 427-6788 NORTH, ARLAN Stratton Rd. Athel, Massachusetts 349-3074 NORTON, JOHN 4632 Millbranch Memphis, Tennessee 397-2548 NOURSE, NANCY 217 Troy Circle Dyersburg, Tennessee 285-4403 NUCKOLLS, JAMES Water St. Bolivar, Tennessee 658-3316 OAKLEY, NANCY 708 North 17th Humboldt, Tennessee 784-9745 OAKLEY, THOMAS 708 North 17th Humboldt, Tennessee 784-9745 O ' CONNOR, LYNDA 1435 Budd Kankakee, Illinois 433-7843 OSTNER, JAMES LEE 4162 Gwynne Memphis, Tennessee 683-7526 OWEN, JERRY HAMILTON Route 1 Covington, Tennessee 476-7041 OWENS, CYNTHIA 5112 Whitecliff Memphis, Tennessee 685-1914 PAGE, PATRICIA 4200 Broadway Ellendale, Tennessee 386-3610 PARDUE, GARY Lane, Tennessee PARISH, JOHN 456 Liberty Milan, Tennessee 686-1680 PARKER, GLENDA Route 3 Whiteville, Tennessee 3893 PARKER, HAZEL 84 Edenwood Dr. Jackson, Tennessee 424-0375 PARKER, HUGH 216 N. 17th Humboldt, Tennessee 784-3575 PARKER, JEROME 413 N. Avalon St. Memphis, Tennessee 275-0414 PARRISH, PATRICIA Rt. 1, Box 52 Medina, Tennessee 783-3789 PASCHALL, VALERIA KAY 1303 Highland Jackson, Tennessee 427-0103 PATTERSON, BAILEY 1236 Hollywood Dr. Jackson, Tennessee 427-3247 PEACOCK, Ann 313 Poplar Tiptonville, Tennessee 253-7278 PEARSON, ALLIE JO Rt. 3 Trenton, Tennessee 664-2780 PEARSON, LOREN Rt. 5 Jackson, Tennessee 422-2080 PEELER, BEVERLY JEAN 3110 Ladbrook Memphis, Tennessee 398-2996 PENNEL, RONNIE 3545 Vernon Memphis, Tennessee 327-1185 PETTIGREW, JOE Adamsville, Tennessee 632-2480 PETTY, DONNA 64 Glen Eden Dr. Jackson, Tennessee 422-5730 PHILLIPS, CURTIS 506 Greenhill Dr. Benton, Kentucky 527-7659 PHILLIPS, F. CAROLYN Skyline Drive Jackson, Tennessee 422-2305 PHILLIPS, JERYL 339 Hatton St. Jackson, Texas 422-1928 PHILLIPS, JOY Rt. 3 Savannah, Tennessee 925-3393 PHILLIPS, PATRICIA Dccaturville, Tennessee 882-2127 PIERCE, GARY VERNON RR4 Lexington, Tennessee 968-3979 PIERCE, MARGARET ELAINE Tiptonville, Tennessee 253-7644 PIERCEY, JAMES 126 Wilkinson St. Jackson, Tennessee 427-6831 PIERCEY, PATSY Rt. 4 Humboldt, Tennessee 787-6790 PINCKLEY, CHERRYE ANN Route 2 Trenton, Tennessee 664-2581 PINSON, THOMAS 253 D St. Bemis, Tennessee 427-4363 PLUNK, SANDRA SUE Rt. 1 Guys, Tennessee 239-8731 POINDEXTER, DAVID 528 So. Maple Covington, Tennessee 476-9484 POINDEXTER, PAUL 3588 Elkwood Cove Memphis, Tennessee 324-0053 POUNDERS, CAROLYN 1035 Berclair Memphis, Tennessee 683-3374 POUNDS, JOHN ROBERT 72 Wildwood Drive Jackson, Tennessee 422-1867 POWELL, RICHARD 1585 Hofner Memphis, Tennessee 396-0611 POWELL, STEPHEN GARTLEY 60 Bon Air Circle Jackson, Tennessee 422-6205 PRESLEY, RENEE Sardis, Tennessee .858-2429 PRICE, JAMES KENNETH -371 Highland, Apt. 4 Jackson, Tennessee PRYOR, JENNY LIND 719 S. 1st Mayfield, Kentucky 247-3684 PUNGGA, JAMES JIMBUN Kapit St. Sarawak, Malaysia R RAGAN, SALLY Troy Rd. Dyersburg, Tennessee 285-2316 RAGLAND, DAVID 614 Lambuth Blvd. Jackson, Tennessee RAGLAND, PAULA 614 Lambuth Blvd. Jackson, Tennessee RAINES, JUDY Rt. 2 Alamo, Tennessee RAINES, MARGARET Alamo, Tennessee 696-2568 RAMER, WARREN Broad St. Lexington, Tennessee 968-3372 RAWDON, JUDITH ANN Rt. 1 Cedar Grove, Tennessee 987-4473 RAY, JOSEPH HUGHS Rt. 2 Ramer, Tennessee REDDICK, JOAN CAROLE Maury City, Tennessee 656-4433 REDMOND, KENNETH RAY Rt. 1 Alamo, Tennessee 677-2357 REECE, VICKI LYNN Box 202 Medina, Tennessee 783-3657 REED, GAYE PRITCHETT Finley, Tennessee 285-7559 REID, RUSSELL LOWELL Rt. 3 Box 73 Covington, Tennessee 476-9485 REINERS, DARRELL DEAN 7211 McRay Germantown, Tennessee 884-7806 REITANO, JOSEPH 3481 Paron Rd. Memphis, Tennessee 324-4907 RENFROE, WAYNE N. Main St. Lexington, Tennessee 968-7115 REPPERT, CAROL Northumberland, Penn. 275-3642 RESS, ARLEEN MARION 1027 N. 3rd St. New Hyde Park, New York 352-1976 RHEA, MARILYN Cooter, Missouri 695-4540 RHOADS, CARL EMERSON Box 345 Enville, Tennessee 687-6372 RHODES, JAMES THOMAS 71 Carlisle Jackson, Tennessee RICE, PAULA ELAINE P. O. Box 7 Decaturville, Tennessee 852-2911 RILEY, JANE BUTLER 301 E. 13th St. Benton, Kentucky 424-1844 ROBBINS, DON HOWARD 245 Campbell Jackson, Tennessee 422-3665 ROBBINS, LELIA ANNE 63 Old Concord Rd. Pitcairn, Penn. 372-6586 ROBERTS, DONALD LEE Rt. 3, Box 94B Covington, Tennessee 476-9910 ROBERTS, DONALD RAY Broad St. Lexington, Tennessee 968-3749 ROBERTS, CHARLES WARREN 307 E. Cedar Alamo, Tennessee 696-2413 ROBERTSON, JOE LEONARD 200 N. 19th Humboldt, Tennessee 424-9026 ROBERTSON, RICHARD VINCENT 721 Potomac Ave. Erie, Penn. ROBINSON, SARAH ETHYL 128 W. Grand Jackson, Tennessee 422-4787 RODGERS, RUTH ELAINE 1014 Clinton Ave. Huntsville, Alabama 534-6985 ROGERS, JAMES LUTHER Middleton, Tennessee 376-3211 ROGERS, JOSEPH HART Route 2 Hickman, Kentucky 855-9838 ROSENBLOOM, MRS. JOSEPH 525 Division Jackson, Tennessee 427-5339 ROSS, BILLY WAYNE 78 Dixie Lane Jackson, Tennessee 422-2546 ROSS, DOROTHY JEAN 2729 Higbee Memphis, Tennessee 323-5868 ROTH, WALLY 201 Chantrelier Hinsdale, Illinois 323-5471 RUCKER, JOHN WILSON 144 W. Deaderick Jackson, Tennessee 427-3600 RUCKER, JOSEPH ALLEN JR. 1025 Summer Union City, Tennessee 885-9641 RUDOLPH, BILL CLARK 529 Greenhill Benton, Kentucky 527-7510 RUSHING, JOHN H. Rt. 1 Jackson, Tennessee 422-3875 RUSHING, MARY JANE 1111 Wiley Parker Rd. Jackson, Tennessee 422-1340 RUSSELL, MARGARET LILL 727 Sampson Dyersburg, Tennessee 285-3834 RUSSELL, PAMELA 36 Sunnyside Dr. Jackson, Tennessee 427-3840 RUST, JEAN ELAINE Bell, Tennessee Rt. 1 663-3107 SADLER, LYNDA DAY Maison Deville Gulfport, Mississippi 864-6652 SALSBURY, MILTON WESLEY 1428 Chelsue Erie, Penn. 833-5062 SAMPLEY, DONALD LEE Macon, Mississippi 171-R SANDERS, GARY VAN Rt. 1 Alamo, Tennessee 696-2695 SANDERS, JUDY KAY Box 65 Steele, Missouri 695-4502 SANDERSON, SANDRA 3619 Townes Avenue Memphis, Tennessee 452-2750 SANGER, DORIS ANNE 1153 Goodman Memphis, Tennessee 452-0337 SCASE, DAN T. 36 Lilac Lane Jackson, Tennessee 422-6418 SCHAU, RICHARD EDWARD 612 Oakmount Erie, Penn. 833-6726 SEGO, DANNY RICHARD Rt. 3 Lexington, Tennessee 968-3092 SEIDENZAHL, ROBERT E. 29 Stony Brook Rd. Rockaway, New Jersey 627-5011 SIEFFERT, KAY ROCHELLE 5527 Siesta Memphis, Tennessee 683-7160 SELLE, DARLYNE DAY Rt. 2 Ramer, Tennessee 3889 SEI.PH, KAY ELIZABETH Box 264 F Rt. 1 Millington, Tennessee 829-3319 SHELLY, MARY LOU Rt. 2 Hayti, Missouri 359-1459 SHELTON, GERALD ROBERT 1316 W. Market Bolivar, Tennessee 658-5135 SHEPARD, FRIEDA 2017 McKnight St. Humboldt, Tennessee 784-1403 SHIRES, JOHN REID 407 Lambuth Jackson, Tennessee 427-0872 SHUTE, MARIAN YOST 28 Pine Tree Dr. Jackson, Tennessee 427-1733 SIDDEN, CHARLES N. George-Anna Motel Jackson, Tennessee 424-9197 SIEGRIST, CAROLE ANNE 901 Cantrell Ave. Nashville, Tennessee 292-0436 SIMMONS, SANDRA MARIE 218 Cliffdale Dr. Nashville, Tennessee 883-7520 SIMMONS, WILLIAM BRYAN Rt. 4 Henderson, Tennessee 989-4975 SIMONS, ONNIE Rt. 2 Arlington, Tennessee 829-4971 SKELTON, LARRY JOE Rt. 4 Trenton, Tennessee 1015 SMITH, CARROLL TERRY Rt. 1 Lexington, Tennessee 968- 3455 SMITH, DAVID WALLACE Rt. 2 Obion, Tennessee 634-2261 SMITH, DONALD RAYMOND 1716 Mitchell Humboldt, Tennessee 784-3327 SMITH, EDGAR DAVID Rt. 2 Ramer, Tennessee 2020 SMITH, GEORGIA ELIZABETH 195 Linda Vista Dr. Jackson, Tennessee 424-1423 SMITH, JAMES EDWARD College St. Brownsville, Tennessee 772-2463 SMITH, JULIAN WILSON 2023 Haven Crest Dr. Chattanooga, Tennessee 892-3890 SMITH, KATHIE MARIE 3794 Schoolfield Memphis, Tennessee 357-1122 SMITH, SYDNEY LYNN 411 Lambuth Blvd. Jackson, Tennessee 424-9704 SMITH, WILLIAM LYNN 124 Martha St. Jackson, Tennessee 427-3835 SMITH, WILLIAM OLIVER 444 E. Forrest Jackson, Tennessee 427-2248 SMITH, WILLIAM ROBERT 3939 Poplar Memphis, Tennessee 452-0845 SMITH WILLIAM TERRY 405 Apache Trail Shreveport, Louisiana 422-5768 STALLINS, ROBERT MORRIS 1618 Wheaton Memphis, Tennessee 685-7098 STARNES, JANE D. 1244 So. White Station Memphis, Tennessee 682-5239 STEADMAN, HUNTER MOORE JR. 420 Lexington Ave. Jackson, Tennessee 427-2368 STEELE, JERRY 1622 Elm Humboldt, Tennessee 784-2863 STEELE, KAYE 1163 Pera Memphis, Tennessee 357-6711 STEPHENSON, FRANKLIN CLYDE 552T Lyford Ave. Memphis, Tennessee £82-3273 STEPHENSON, JOHN THOMAS 141 McCurry Jackson, Tennessee 927-1355 STEPHENSON, STANLEY RYAN 522 Russell Rd. Jackson, Tennessee 427-1967 75 STEPHENSON, PAUL EDWARD 1304 Martin Street Jackson, Tennessee 427-1243 STEVENS, BARRETT 136V, Campbell Jackson, Tennessee 424-9388 STEVENS, DIANNE 136% Campbell Jackson, Tennessee 424-9388 STEWART, JAMES EUGENE 1585 Hollywood Jackson, Tennessee 422-3522 STIEGLER, JAMES 1603 Baxton Memphis, Tennessee 398-3128 STRICKLIN, JAMES McMAHAN 445 N. Royal Jackson, Tennessee 427-3505 STROUD, JIMMY NOEL 817 Florence Savannah, Tennessee 925-2525 STROUSE, ANNE L. R. D. 1 Northumberland, Penn. 275-3642 SU, SONG KUONG Sg. Tulai Binatang, Malaysia SWAN, LINDA Route 3 Kenton, Tennessee SWARTOUT, ANTOINETTE JEAN 950 Kentucky Ave. Winter Park, Florida 647-3642 SWIFT, GLENN DUAINE Route 3 Decaturville, Tennessee 852-3179 TANKERSLEY, BILLIE JANE 414 Princeton Jackson, Tennessee 422-1345 TATE, ROBERT WAYRIE R. R. 1 Whitehouse, Tennessee 5641 TAYLOR, PAT ANN 544 Sevier Memphis, Tennessee 323-8171 TAYLOR, ROBERT 312 Maple St. Jackson, Tennessee 424-1476 TEASLEY, ELEANOR KING Box 244 Covington, Tennessee 476-2020 THIRY, HAROLD LEE 2626 Brickel Kansas City, Kansas 281-1080 THOMAS, KAREN 874 Westwood Jackson, Tennessee 427-0495 THOMAS, MICHAEL 402 Leland Bloomington, Illinois 822-2285 THOMAS, ROBERT JOSEPH Rt. 1 Stanton, Tennessee 772-1759 THOMAS, SUSAN ANN 318 W. Forest Jackson, Tennessee 427-2715 THOMPSON, CAROLYN KAY Thompson Terrace Ripley, Tennessee 1447-J THOMPSON, DANIEL MILES 84 Webber St. Jackson, Tennessee 427-6672 THOMSON, JIM 300 S. 9th Quaker Town, Penn. 536-2846 THURSTON, REBECCA LOUISE 4043 Allison Memphis, Tennessee 327-2506 TIDWELL, VERNEALIA ANN 3097 Jean Drive Memphis, Tennessee 363-2853 TILFORD, ' PATRICIA 670 N. 36 Street Paducah, Kentucky 443-1990 TILLMAN, JOHN WALTER 107 Westwood Garden Jackson, Tennessee 427-2270 TIMMONS, MICHAEL JAMES 5527 So. Angelia Memphis, Tennessee 683-8068 TINKER, DWAYNE LEE 119 Willow Blytheville, Arkansas 7636982 TINKER, MARY CAROLYN 1424 Hollywood Jackson, Tennessee 422-2282 TIPTON, SUZANNE 1441 Highland Jackson, Tennessee 427-7800 TITUS, JAMES EDWARD 804 Linden Erie, Penn. 833-6227 TODD, JAMES D. Natchez Trace Dr. Lexington, Tennessee 968-2486 TODD, JERRY LEWIS 632 N. Royal Jackson, Tennessee 968-3563 TOWNSEND, JEAN 6 Sunset Dr. Jackson, Tennessee 424-9763 TOWNSEND, LARRY EDWIN Parsons, Tennessee 847-4961 TREVATHAN, ELLIS Box 66 Gleason, Tennessee 648-5108 TRITT, LOIS CRAIG Rt. 2 Bells, Tennessee 663-2269 TUCKER, EMILY 5332 Revere Rd. Memphis, Tennessee 685-6007 TURNER, CHARLES MICHAEL Rt. 1 Brownsville, Tennessee 772-2996 TURNER, JOHN 724 E. 3rd Metropolis, Illinois 9243 u UNDERWOOD, PRISCILLA 140 Durham Ripley, Tennessee 635-0365 USERY, JAMES Rt. 1 Lexington, Tennessee 968-2386 UTLEY, JOHNNY ORAN Rt. 1 Lexington, Tennessee 968-3232 VANCURA, DONNA 215 Ridgeway Little Rock, Arkansas 663-7386 VANTREESE, JOSEPH Rt. 3 Jackson, Tennessee 427-6914 VAUGHN, BETTYE 101 Sherrell Dr. Jackson, Tennessee 427-7120 VAUGHN, BRENT DOUGLAS 2711 Vine St. Humboldt, Tennessee 784-1532 VAUGHT, HAROLD 1118 Perkins Terrace Memphis, Tennessee 685-5991 VOEGELI, BECKY ROBINS 21 Sunset Dr. Jackson, Tennessee 427-7804 w WAGSTER, JANE 515 Greenwood St. Jackson, Tennessee 427-1984 WAGSTER, TOM DAVID 515 Greenwood St. Jackson, Tennessee 427-1984 WALDRIP, SARA Rt. 3 Holly Springs, Mississippi 7512 WALLACE, JANET 5053 Shelby Drive Copleville, Tennessee 363-9271 WALLS, CAROLYN 109-A Westwood Gardens Jackson, Tennessee 422-2160 WALSTON, PATRICIA 1400 Mayfield Rd. Paducah, Kentucky 443-3305 WARD, BEATRICE 121 Campbell St. Jackson, Tennessee 422-2167 WARD, JAMES WILLIAM E. Main Humboldt, Tennessee 784-1639 WARDEN, JOAN 1284 N. Parkway Memphis, Tennessee 276-0852 WARMATH, MARIE 1287 Hollywood Dr. Jackson, Tennessee 424-1377 WARMATH, WILLARD 5810 Bradies Ave. Orlando, Florida 855-9601 WARR, JAMES McKINSTRY Gwynne Rd. Memphis, Tennessee 683-8608 WASHAM, WILLIAM W. 314 Tennessee Ave. Parsons, Tennessee 847-2426 WATLINGTON, JOHN WESLEY Rt. 3 Jackson, Tennessee 427-1481 WATSON, DONALD 135 Elizabeth St. Jackson, Tennessee 427-8505 WATSON, REBECCA LYNN 411 Fairmont Jackson, Tennessee 427-0756 WATSON, WILLA FLORENCE 2604 St. Mary ' s Humboldt, Tennessee 784-9061 WAY, BILLY K. 128 B Westwood Gardens Jackson, Tennessee 427-3741 WAY, CYNTHIA 128 B Westwood Gardens Jackson, Tennessee 427-3741 WAYNICK, DANNY RAY Spring Creek, Tennessee 427-3964 WEBB, BOBBY HAYNES 23 Redbud Jackson, Tennessee 427-5197 WEDDING, JACQUELINE ANN 1520 Spruce St. Lake Oswego, Oregon 636-5402 WEECH, DAVID Elm Street Dyersburg, Tennessee 285-5395 WELCH, AMELIA 153 S. Anderson Milan, Tennessee 686-2107 WELCH, JIMMY Box 37 Finley, Tennessee 285-4393 WELCH, LINDA SUE Route 1 Decaturville, Tennessee 852-2464 WELLS, JACKIE LOU Route 3 Steele, Missouri 695-4726 WELTY, JILL DEE 312 Blandville Rd. Paducah, Kentucky 442-2058 WEST, CECIL CARTER JR. 241 Gordon St. Jackson, Tennessee 427-8876 WHEAT, JEAN BRADFORD 827 W. King Jackson, Tennessee 427-3964 WHETSTONE, ALFRED BARRY 17 Sunset Drive Jackson, Tennessee 427-8852 WHETSTONE, DAVID 17 Sunset Drive Jackson, Tennessee 427-8852 WHITEHEAD, RUTH ANN 1320 E. Main Brownsville, Tennessee 772-9602 WHITE, JERRY LYNN St. Mary ' s Street Humboldt, Tennessee 784-1917 WHITENER, LILLIAN LOUISE Dunlap Home Brighton, Tennessee 476-7014 WHITMAN, BENNY RAY 136 Rosedale Jackson, Tennessee 427-0512 WHITMIRE, ROBERT NOLEN 3A Westwood Gardens Jackson, Tennessee 427-1454 WIBLE, LINDA OLIVIA 975 Terry Cir. Memphis, Tennessee 272-1046 WILCOX, MARGARET JUNE 1031 Marcia Road Memphis, Tennessee 685-1627 WILLIAMS, CAROLYN C. Rt. 3 Henderson, Tennessee 989-2164 WILLIAMS, JOHNNY OTIS Rt. 1 Jackson, Tennessee 663-2632 WILLIAMS, SUSAN LEE 318 Roland Ave. Jackson, Tennessee 427-2350 WILLIAMS, WAYNE Route 1 Jackson, Tennessee 427-2921 WILLIS, PAMELA JANE 1205 W. Monroe Box 366 Greenwood, Mississippi 453-8831 WILSON, ANNIE LOUISE 27 Sherrell Dr. Jackson, Tennessee 427-1933 WILSON, DIANE BEATY 971 Hudson Memphis, Tennessee 452-1308 WILSON, EVE LENORA 3158 Shiloh Rd. Corinth, Mississippi 286-6384 WILSON, REX DEAN 1712 W. Holly Blytheville, Arkansas 763-8783 WILSON, ROSALIND ROBERTSON 17241 , Laurel Apt. 3 Knoxville, Tennessee 525-2623 WOLFF, FRED FRANK 5869 Brierclea Memphis, Tennessee 685-0742 WOOD, CARROL WADE 210 Muse St. Jackson, Tennessee 427-1330 WOOD, JANET LYNNS 5 Alta Vista Jackson, Tennessee 422-2656 WOOD, JERRY EUGENE 119 Parkview Courts Lexington, Tennessee 986-7028 WOOD, MARTHA JO 208 Johnson St. Jackson, Tennessee 427-8356 WOOD, STEPHENSON ARNOLD 2302 Mullins Humboldt, Tennessee 784-3682 WOODARD, LOUIS THAD 618 18th St. Humboldt, Tennessee 784-4655 WOOLFOLK, GARY WARD Route 5 Jackson, Tennessee 427-3008 WONG, AI-ING 2006 Overhill Dr. Nashville, Tennessee 292-9387 WONG, SUOK KIEW Rt. 5 Ripley, Tennessee 1447-J WONG, TECK KEE Methodist Book Room Sibu, Malaysia WORMS, TERRY LEE Selmer Motel Selmer, Tennessee 9332 WRAY, JOSEPH C. 805 E. Main Jackson, Tennessee 427-1991 WRIGHT, JEAN 416 S. Tipton Covington, Tennessee 476-2265 WRIGHT, RAYMOND Rt. 7 Neward, Ohio 763-3861 WYATT, HOUSTON KENNETH 1200 Hollywood Ave. Jackson, Tennessee 422-3594 WYATT, MARGARET HAYES 1200 Hollywood Ave. Jackson, Tennessee 422-3594 WYCHE, SHERYL ANN 28 Franwood Drive Jackson, Tennessee 422-3879 Y YARBROUGH, HARRISON H. Route 1 Jackson, Tennessee 427-2780 YARBROUGH, MARCIA LEE 470 N. Highland Memphis, Tennessee 458-0055 YATES, SARAH ALICE Holladay, Tennessee 584-6197 YORK, JOSEPH STAFFORD Route 5 Brownsville, Tennessee 772-2368 YOUNG, ELAINE 108 Monroe Newbern, Tennessee 627-3555 ZINN, BETTYE GURLEY 955 W. Forest Jackson, Tennessee 427-7657 176 Flavor fresh from the home of quality Uuknebht QUALITY CHEKD DAIRY PRODUCTS Compliments of HIGHLAND PARK BAKERY 1403 Highland 427-7971 TOM ' S TOASTED PEANUTS POTATO CHIPS W PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICHES DELICIOUS CANDIES THANKS ARE IN ORDER TO THE FOLLOWING PERSONS FOR SPECIAL FAVORS: Mr. Bob Hazlewood, Head of the Publications Committee; Town and Country Studio; Mr. Tom Yokely, Taylor Yearbook Representative; Dr. John R. DeBruyn, Head of the Yearbook Advisory Committee; Tom Colburn and Brooks Clayton, LANTERN photographers; The fraternity and sorority pledges and all others who aided in selling advertisements; The entire LANTERN staff; and to Anyone else who has lent an ear or a hand to us in the midst of our confusion! THE EDITOR. I0VE ATle FIRST BITE 10W PURE BEEF HAMBURGER 15 KAMI Op Flame Broiling makes the mouth- watering difference Try one — or three! ' Tlwy ' rt the greatest! 1 giiM (ADDRESS) Burffr Ct t S sl u IntJiinapolil J Home of the Worlds Greatest 15C Hamburger! PRESS MEMBER ASSOCIATED COLLEGIATE PRESS 77 Jo Wood and Nancy Guthrie pause by the bul- letin board in Holland ' s Sportswear Center as they model outfits with the ' collegiate look. ' JACKSON FLORAL COMPANY FLOWERS FOR EVERY NEED Flowers wired anywhere For good taste in floral designs and prompt delivery Dial 424-23 1 1 REGGIE HORNE Mgr. Highland Park MONROE CALCULATING MACHINES CO. INC. Division of Littion Co. Compliments of LIBERTY SUPER MARKET 206 N. Royal Jackson, Tennessee Things go better Regular King with Coke Compliments of ANDERSON AND O ' BANNON WALGREEN No. I East Chester No. 2 Hollywood bhopping Center THRASHER ' S CLOTH SHOP Church and Lafayette Streets Jackson, Tennessee BETTER FABRICS FOR LESS 178 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE NAnowu , 0F COMMERCE Downtown JACKSON, TENNESSEE 3 Convenient Locations to Serve You Better. Drive-In Branch Drive-In Branch FCDCRAL RtStRVt SYSTEM en f s a cej f t u f +nlks a u£-£thri 1 1 1 East Lafayette Jackson, Tennessee In West Tennessee It ' s McGEE-ROSS for Gifts — Hardware — Toys Housewares — Hobbies Wedding Gifts 2 1 I E. Lafayette Jackson, Tennessee Royal Crown COLA Hamburgers French Fries Milk Shakes Homemade Fried Pies 15c each Barbecue Sandwiches — Plates Hot Dogs — Chili Dogs Steaks — Fish — Soft Drinks Fried Chicken (2 minute service) JOLLY CHOLLY 422 Hollywood South ' s Best Barbecue 179 BILL ' S HAIR DESIGNS 929 Highland Ave. Jackson, Tenn. BILL McCLAIN Phone 427-1961 Truex H CHEVROLET CO S. VCKSON ' S tA 6t$7 AOTOMOTlVt CENT! A The Hut proves to be a favorite with Lambuth students. %clWT DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS Dial 427-9666 FINLEY ' S PHARMACY 1405 Highland REXALL Compliments of MID-WEST DAIRY 116 Allen Jackson, Tennesee 427-7481 INSTITUTIONAL FOODS AND SUPPLIES, INC 427-7481 312 Lake Street Ph. 422-6571 180 Jacksorv Tennessee JktMud 7fakumfU HWY. 45-S PH. 422-2301 Underbid VUum Spwah MRS. HILDA GUNTHER— Manager BEAUTYLAND SALON 1992 Humbolt Hwy. Skilled Hairstylists Individual Styling PHONE 422-5111 Pcttig iGu s FURNITURE - APPLIANCES 217 E. Main Street Telephone 427-4751 JACKSON, TENNESSEE For My Money It ' s . THE Second Bational Bank OF JACKSON Main at Liberty Market at Sycamore Bemis Branch MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ennetff iA AVS FIRST QUALITY m ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY SHOP PENNYS .... YOU ' LL LIVE BETTER . . YOU ' LL SAVE .... fc£«H s VUA. A VWyVWA VUA. «UlW i HOLIDAY INN FOOD, SERVICE AND LODGING NATIONWIDE 181 McCALL-HUGHES CLOTHING COMPANY Varsity-Town Clothes for Boys 114 N. Liberty Street Jackson, Tennessee Pendleton Sport Clothes for Girls Complete insurance service POPE-RUSSELL-OVERALL, INC. National Bank of Commerce Building Jackson, Tennessee Compliments of STAR LAUNDRY-CLEANERS 300 Main Street PH. 427-8857 Jackson, Tennessee it in om eiUNiNG SANITONE Phone 427-6441 Phone 427-4843 RAINEY FURNITURE CO., INC. 209 East Main Street JACKSON, TENNESSEE 182 NORTHEASTERN YORK ® COKESBURY STORE AND SERVICE CENTER if COKESBURY STORE The New Cokesbury Gives You Faster and Better Service! The new Cokesbury . . . your headquarters for all your church and church school supplies, now gives you faster and better service by mail order, telephone, or personal shopping. Visit your store — see and choose what you want right from our shelves. Or you may telephone your order for prompt service. You are invited to shop by mail, too; our Regional Service Center offers you better service, larger stocks, than ever. Get your free copies of these catalogs: Church Supplies Look at the Books Spring and Easter Church Music Vacation School Materials Audio-Visuals Methodist Bo«ks Church School Literature Christmas Catalog Church Library This is your invitation to shop at the Store or by mail — your pleasure is our business . . . serving The Methodist Church and its people since 1789. V okeshury SOUTHERN RECION Send Mail Orders to Regional Servile Center 201 EIGHTH AVENUE, SOUTH • NASHVILLE 3, TENN. STORES 72 Broad Street, N. W. I 417 Church Street ATLANTA 3, GEORGIA | NASHVILLE 3, TENNESSEE Dr Pepper DR PEPPER BOTTLING WORKS Jackson, Tennessee HUDSON ' S Stereophonic High Fidelity Popular and Classical RADIOS RECORDS 308 E. Lafayette Jackson. Tennessee ' Say It With Flowers Flower and Gift Shop 320 Lafayette Jackson, Tennessee Compliments of BUY S (0 SHOES ' Cbrnct 3tyk Bl uiarprlc«$ ' Home of Bass Weejuns The modern studio seen at night MALCO LANES 730 Arlington Ave. 422-6666 SPECIAL STUDENT RATES! Call us for reservations for your bowling party. BOWLING IS FUN ONE OF THE SOUTH ' S MOST MODERN PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS 1964-65 Negatives Are on File Re-Orders Available at Any Time 1402 Highland Ave. Phone 422-6362 Jackson, Tennessee 183 WILSON-GEYER COMPANY 455 E. Main Jackson,. Tennessee PH. 427-2618 Wallpaper Art Supplies Paints Picture Frames PLEDGE ' S SUPER 66 SERVICE 909 Hollywood Dr. Jackson, Tennessee KELLY ' S The Best Canned Meats in the World are Made Right Here in Jackson! The Friendly Kelly Leprechaun Says, WELCOME TO ALL LAMBUTH COLLEGE STUDENTS Tomorrow ' s Styles Today Jackson, Tennessee WHITAKER ' S PHARMACY At the Corner: Campbell and Maple THE CORNER DRUGGIST FOR ALL LAMBUTH Compliments of BRADY AND HORNE COMPANY Mechanical Contractors Jackson, Tennessee i84 HARRY SAUNDERS ' FLOWER SHOP 1298 Highland (On the Curve, Highland Park) Jackson, Tennessee Phone 422-2556 FOR THOSE WHO THINK YOUNG IT ' S PErej LA IN BOTTLES Jackson ' s Leading Shoe Store 109 E. MAIN PH. 427-1006 Jackson, Tennessee Since eating is inevitable why not relax and enjoy it at SKEETER ' S On the Humboldt Highway GOOD FOOD BETTER SERVICE LAYCOOK PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Printers and Lithographers Letterpress Lithography Engraving Telephone 422-3466 Church St. South of Chester Jackson, Tennessee HOLLYWOOD HAIRDRESSERS GLADYS DeLOACH, Owner and Stylist hair u fix n STYLING |p Phone 427-0606 10 Hollywood Shopping Center Jackson, Tennessee 185 Arthur X.n Mill ictiatU tpuU. --J fi tJi ta i uft, tie tdutmt u ..,r...t: a « ...-.„:. n . viemfua«4k fi pe l iMmix- O-rmiflfW Suh S«l «ii ' T i. i «„ v. 1 =±il , w •■ ' ■wtwwt QUALITY FOR EVERY OCCASION JEWELRY ' S FINEST CRAFTSMEN IRVING HARRIS — BOB GILBREATH TOM YOKLEY — JOHN HARRIS P. O. Box 496, Jackson, Tenn. RINGS • CLUB INSIGNIA • EMBLEMATIC AWARDS AND TROPHIES • DIPLOMAS COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS • PERSONAL CARDS • ACCESSORY ALBUMS 186 STANDARD DRUG STORE Market at Lafayette Jackson, Tennessee PH. 427-6 1 1 As near as your phone ROYAL STEAK HOUSE Fine Foods in a Quiet Atmosphere South Royal Jackson, Tennessee NEW CARS USED AKb BOB ALLISON ' S AUTOS Jackson ' s Smallest Dealer BOB ALLISON, Owner 203 Poplar St. Office 427-2831 Jackson, Tenn. Home 427-0589 ALBERT ' S ON LAFAYETTE Jackson ' s Leading Fashion Store Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD 214 N.Liberty Jackson, Tennessee PH. 427-4461 Particular People Prefer PARK LAUNDRY CLEANERS To Serve You Better HARDEMAN MUSIC COMPANY The Home of Baldwin Pianos and Baldwin Electronic Organs Keys to Happiness 112 N. Liberty Street Jackson, Tennessee 2 LOCATIONS 935 Campbell 239 West Main PH. 427-7413 PH. 422-1515 187 GOOD IS THE WORD for COLONIAL BREAD FOX RESTAURANT DOWNTOWN JACKSON Daily Lunches from 70c to $1.25 Dinners from 95c to $2.75 Sandwiches of All Kinds . . . Steaks and Seafood FOR A REAL TREAT, OUR SPECIAL COMPLETE SUNDAY DINNER— $1.00 Served from 1 1 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. F. W.WOOLWORTHCO 1 1 3 East Main Street Jackson, Tennessee 532 E. Chester St. Jackson, Tennessee S. M. LAWRENCE, SR. S. M. LAWRENCE, JR. W. S. (BILL) LAWRENCE Phone 427-8536 1 1 1 Church PH. 427-3322 Jackson, Tennessee 188 OWEN ' S SUPER MARKET 229 Campbell QUALITY GROCERIES Meats Fruits Vegetables 422-33 1 1 Food for thought! WELLS AND LASSITER DAIRY, INC. Grade A Pasteurized Vitamin D Homogenized Milk Rural Route 7 Lassiter Road Jackson, Tennessee PHONE 427-5462 Also Processors of Cottage Cheese and Other Dairy Products FIVE POINTS LUMBER COMPANY College and Royal and Lexington Jackson, Tennessee ROBINS CIGAR COMPANY, INC. Drug, School, Janitorial Supplies Jackson, Tennessee 121 W. College Ph. 427-1538 JACKSON PRINTERS INC. 401 North Royal Quality Printing of All Kinds ' Commercial — Organizations Individuals Printing — Addressing — Mailing We Do the Complete Job! 424-0521 89 THE PURPOSE OF LAMBUTH COLLEGE The primary purpose of Lambuth College is to create a Christian community of free inquiry wherein men and women may develop to the fullest their God-given ca- pacities and become responsible leaders who will seek to render useful service to God and man. As a liberal arts college, Lambuth endeavors through its curriculum to help the student to reach an under- standing of his cultural heritage that will broaden his per- spective, enrich his personality and enable him to tnink and act wisely amid the complexities of the present age. The curriculum has been designed to avoid premature specialization and integrate the humanities, the social sciences, and the natural sciences for their mutual en- richment. As an institution of higher learning, Lambuth College expects the student to acquire certain skills and knowl- edge during his four years of college, including: the abil- ity to read, write, and speak the English language com- petently; a familiarity with the best in literature; an un- derstanding and appreciation of the language and cul- ture of the metl significarj preciatio of our si the abili health; t and comj field of professi As a College and reli e,mphasi and a highest ways e where pe J for the it least one other people; an understanding of lods and principles of the sciences and their ce in the modern world; a knowledge and ap- 1 of the arts; an understanding and appreciation piritual, social, political and economic heritage; fy to promote and maintain mental and physical ie ability to examine life critically, appreciatively prehensively; and a competence in at least one knowledge which will help to prepare him for a on or vocation. I institution of the Methodist; Church Lambuth I recognizes the interdependence of education flion. Lambuth, therefore, reaffirms the Wesleyan I on the necessity for both ajlademic excellence genuine religious experience jjpat issues in the Standards of personal integri||. the College al- fldeavors to provide a cbjfflenial atmosphere ■ ■•II I ft Wiir V i ullest development of their A CO-EDUCATIONAL COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES Member of Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Association of American Colleges National Association of Schools and Colleges of the Methodist Church The Tennessee College Association The American Council on Education OFFERS COURSES LEADING TO THE A.B. AND B.S. DEGREES Approved by the Board of Education of the State of Tennessee for the Training of Public School Teachers REGULAR AND SUMMER SESSIONS For catalogue, information and application forms write: THE DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Lambuth College Jackson, Tennessee James S. Wilder, Jr., B.A., B.D., Ph.D., President Wi 190 Everybody ' s happy at JOHNSEY ' S SPORTING GOODS 443 N. Royal PH. 427-1082 Jackson, Tennessee ' 5 RESTAURANT U14 HIGHLAND AVINUg GS on Complete Home Furnishings Jackson, Tennessee THE BOOTERY 209 E. Lafayette PH. 427-380 1 Jackson, Tennessee THE NEW SOUTHERN An Albert Noe Hotel Meeting Rooms and Convention Facilities Available. Get All Your Needs in One Stop at HOME OF THE CONE WITH THE CURL ON TOP DAIRY QUEEN Country Fresh Flavor Campbell at Highland Jackson, Tennessee 191 fN THESE 192 FAGES WE MOVE ATTEMPTED 70 REVEALTME PATTERN WT fS UNIQUELY tAMBUTR WEVE SHOW SOMEOFTHE UOODS, 1964-65 SCHOOL YEAR WT CONTRIBUTED OR fNSf fF(CANTlY tolwt r m, % I ■ ... m J amm 1 aim ' Mi mt£± IH ' WV mi f a i£ PtACES, EVENTS AND FUNCTIONS OF THE - ' -— ™ Wk 1 jp v . , y?I '  1 r t m • _- 4fck JN« Ff ¥i  n m§ fa l k , tit -mP?L- - . AHbk v U E,7WE 1965 LANTERN SJZIFP, CONSIDER, 192 7H£ PATTERN OP W UBUTH f i 01965 fcete tctvce be 1 {votf ttf 00