Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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Above: Mr. Loren McCullar, Assistant Pro- fessor of German, congratulates daughter Sylvia. Right: President Wilder awards Gayle Emro a plaque for service to the school. Top right: Seniors Molly Spain and Debbie Denson take a quick glance at the pro- gram. Middle right: Mr. David Kreidnier, gradua- tion speaker, pauses to reflect about his address. Far right: Marshalls Jean Koeltz and Frank Davis go over last-minute details with Dean Walter Whybrew. 24 Campus Life

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Top left: Ibby Seaman, First Maid. Above: Helene Chapman, Third Maid. Left: Amy Tacker, Fourth Maid. Campus Life 23

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Commencement Moves Indoors 156 Lambuth Seniors received diplomas in a ceremony moved into the Athletic Center because of inclement weather. The 1 25th Com- mencement had a guest speaker, David Kruidenier, president and publisher of the Des Moines Regis- ter and Tribune and chairman of the board of The Jackson Sun, Inc. Mr. Kruidenier spoke on the need for increased idealism among the nation ' s young adults. Outstanding Achievement awards and scholarships went to Sylvia Y. McCullar for her 4.0 aca- demic record, to Gayle Emro for the greatest service to the college in the opinion of the faculty, and to Ruth Ann Grant, Outstanding Sen- ior, for the loyalty to the school. Campus Life 25