Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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which it held in our lives; outcomes were generally a record of our relative degrees of diligence. Through activities, we grew, exerting influence upon our college and our community. Opening Section 1 1

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Forward . . . Through Activities ... we were required to maintain mental and physical vigilance in order to meet group and individual wants and needs. The eager- ness with which we pursued an activity determined the meaning 10 Opening Section

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Forward . . . Through Relationships . . . we redefined ourselves in reference to others. Group association helped us to assimilate and order the contributions which others had to make to our lifestyle, and those which we could give to enhance the lives of others. The momentous influence of our interaction was especially evident in times of personal satisfaction or frustration when sharing was discovered to modify the dimensions of either emotion. Through relationships, we ideally learned to see the world through eyes other than our own and to evaluate it with an added sense of perspective. I I 1 2 Opening Section