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Jana Lee McDaniel Named Miss Lambuth Top far left: Peaches Parsons Top left: Mary Cay Alexander Above: Jana Lee McDaniel Far left: Sydney Bradley Left: Cathie Carter Representing Sigma Kappa Sorority, Jana Lee McDaniel was named Miss Lambuth after per- forming a vocal medley of Al Jol- son and Judy Garland songs, including the numbers Swanee and Mammy. Jana Lee, a Family Development major, is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lee McDaniel of Friendship, Tennes- see. Cathie Carter, sponsored by Kappa Alpha Order, was selected First Maid. Cathie ' s talent presen- tation consisted of a flute solo of the Overture to Telemann ' s Suite in A Minor. Cathie was accompa- nied by Mrs. Don Huneycutt on the harpsichord. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carter, Cathie is an English major from Bonham, Texas. Peaches Parsons, a native of Earle, Arkansas, performed a dra- matic interpretation of The Bad Seed to win the position of Sec- ond Maid. Sponsored by Epworth Hall, Peaches is an English major. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis. Third Maid, Mary Cay Alexander, a Biology pre-med major, repre- sented Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority. From Nashville, Tennessee, Mary Cay played a piano selection of Rachmaninoff ' s Prelude in C Minor. Mary Cay is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Ben Alexan- der. Sponsored by Phi Mu Sorority, Sydney Bradley was named Fourth Maid. Sydney performed a dance to Devil ' s Dance from The Exorcist in the talent competition. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bradley, Sydney is a Christian Edu- cation major from Marietta, Geor- gia. 19
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Tornado Brings Destruction Last spring the Lambuth campus was a scene of destruction after two tor- nadoes struck Jackson in early April. The second tornado severely affected the campus, destroying trees and damaging buildings. The storm uprooted fifteen trees and damaged many more. In addition, the twister broke over 100 windows in Jones Hall. Most of the campus buildings suffered roof damage, in addition to water damage and air-conditioning damage. Top right: The tornado provides plenty of work for the maintenance workers. Above: The quadrangle appears calm after the early morning storm. Right: Uprooted trees became a familiar sight to Lambuth students. %wm. u» •STX ' - ' -- 20
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