Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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With the revitalization of life in nature, an exciting program of activities marked the Spring Semester. Sponsored by the SGA and 2nd Dimension, Senator How- ard Baker gave a speech, adding a political perspective to the campus. Socially, the every weekend for- mals and the Talent Show spon- sored by the Freshman Class helped change the pace from win- ter doldrums to spring happenings. By the end of the semester, the fever of excitement rose to a maxi- mum as the long awaited gradua- tion bells became a reality. In May, when the annual Honors Day Convocation was held, twenty-two Lambuth students were recognized for scholastic achieve- ments and various contributions to the college. Left: First row: Jan Huffman, Beth Willet, Frank Christopian. Second row: Cathie Carter, Carolyn Davis, Arthur Taylor, Jan Willard, Johnny Rose, Rhonda Thompson were recognized at the Honors Day Con- vocation last spring. Bottom left: First row: Ben Clark, Carol Wil- liamson, Suzanne Tosh. Second row: Bill Whitsitt, Parker Dinwiddie, Tommy McCalla. Third row: Glen Vanderford, Frank Davis, Kathy McCormic, Tony Wicks, Trina Edwards, Jane Terrell, Mary Cay Alexander are others who were recog- nized at Honors Day. Above: Johnny Rose and Steve Marcum present the senior class gi ft, a bust of John Weseley, to President Wilder. 17

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Talented Students Receive Awards in Spring Top: Mary Cay Alexander, Ken Carroll, Russ Moore, Dave Hill, James Campbell, Betty Guffy, Kitty Glenn, Frank Ward, and Pat Robbins are recognized for their tal- ents at the freshman talent show. Above: Senator Howard Baker addresses Lambuth students and Jackson townspeo- ple on a Saturday morning. Right: Albert Walters, Margaret Wilson, and Jerry Gardner take a break on the library steps. 16

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Colors of Nature Enhance Beauty of Campus Enhancing the college community ' s enjoyment of the Lambuth campus are the colorful changes that Nature brings with her seasonal variations. Stealthily creeping over the campus, Nature spreads the delicate shades of spring over the brilliant whiteness of winter and replaces the lush hues of summer with the myriad browns and golds of fall. With each transformation, the campus takes on a new look, and the students respond with a host of new activities. • i r -