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Page 33 text:
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Sixteen Students Honored Sixteen Lambuth students received awards at the annual Honors Day Convocation last spring. Art Taylor, Student Govern- ment Association President, pre- sided at the morning ceremony. The honors included several aca- demic awards, as well as service and leadership awards. Also pre- sented were awards for good citi- zenship and athletic sportsman- ship. Top: Receiving awards on Honors Day were (1st row. I. to r.) Rebecca Teague, Sue Miller, Ten Thompson; (2nd row) Randy Cooper, Marsha Coleman; (3rd row) Greg Waldrop, Wiley Jones, Keith McCormic; (4th row) Dale Mills. Bottom left: Roy Stephenson, Jr., Jane Ter- rell, Joe Watlington, Jane Spencer, Kathy Kirkscey, Kathy Turner, and Robert Jack- son also received awards. Bottom right: Wiley Jones, a 67-year old full-time student who was chosen the most representative Sophomore picks out a Lambuth shirt with Mary Cay Alexander ' s help. 29
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Thompson Speaks at Baccalaureate The Baccalaureate service for the 1975 Senior Class featured the Reverend Daly Thompson, Jr. of St. John ' s United Methodist Church in Memphis, as guest speaker. The Rev. Thompson talked to the graduates on the topic, To Reach the Goal, in the May 25 morning service in the chapel. Right: The Seniors enjoy the graduation brunch and taculty roast on Saturday morning. Bottom: President James S. Wilder and the Reverend Daly Thompson, Jr. lead the recessional following baccalaureate ser- vices. 28
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Summer Activities Vary During the summer, the pace of activities on campus slowed down, but never stopped. Even though many students went home for the summer, those who remained never had to wait too long for some type of excitement. Once again, the Lambuth Theatre promoted its successful summer pro- gram consisting of four productions. The Rainmaker and The Pajama Game were directed by Professor Jesse Byrum, whereas Professor New- ton Neely directed I Do! I Do! and The Innocents. As the summer prog- ressed, Lambuth hosted band camps and cheerleader tryouts. Also during the summer, Miss Lambuth, Jana Lee McDaniel, received the title of 2nd runner-up in the Miss Tennessee competition held in Jackson. Jana Lee McDaniel, Miss Lambuth, partici- pates in the Miss Tennessee pageant. The entire cast of The Pajama Game join in song. 30
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