1979 LAMTERN LAMBUT JACKSON OLLEGB ;nnesseb r % NV •vsss ft v i i  . « ■- LDZD3Z TABLE OF CONTENTS Campus Life 14 Greeks 60 Organizations 78 Curriculum 104 Sports 148 Classes 172 Advertisements 200 I When we relive the memories mirrored throughout these pages, let us remember with pride and accomplishment the challenges we faced this year. Let us also remember that just as the ' 79 Lantern symbolizes the light given us by the Lambuth family so it will continue to illuminate our paths as we pursue our various endeavors. In years to come when we look back on our days at Lambuth, we shall cherish this pictorial history because through its pages we shall relive our happy college days. For fifty-two years the Lantern, so named by Professor Emeritus Arthur D. Oxley, has highlighted each year ' s activities with the exception of one year during World War II. Although there have been changes in our society, growth in our city and college, and conflicts in the entire world, all relating to our college, the Lantern continues to reflect our rich heritage. -«w: wn With each year ' s orientation period, new life comes to the campus as freshmen begin their pursuit of knowledge. At times academic life seems to be a burden but challenges are always present to demand the best from the entire college community. We shall remember with sad- ness the failures, with joy the achievements; but we shall profit from both types of experiences as we venture into a world of harsh reality. . M n AT A y :m li ■v 1 W H 1 p 11 .91 I _Ng -J _ ' ML U f 5 WA Uif Y • li ft V Bk . — . 10  f A w In nostalgic moments we remember delightful experiences which we shared together: exciting rush week, captivating concerts, thrilling sports, fulfilling homecoming, edifying religious activi- ties, rewarding parents ' weekend, refreshing drama, and sad but happy commencement exercises. Ambiguous feelings are cap- tured in the pages of the ' 79 Lantern. 11 Four years earlier, we stood at the crossroads of life. But this time, we are armed not only with knowledge, but also with a spirit of determination and faith that with God all things are possible. These spiritual elements are benefits from our life here at Lambuth College. Our spirits have been lit with the fire to succeed, to accept challenges, to overcome defeats, to forge a path where none exists. The Lambuth herit- age is ours. Our goal is now to use it well. We do not know what the future holds, or what our hearts desire, but we know the tools with which to begin. 12 iKi y. v ft .fiU; JT J ; 1U4 1 t r. Finally, brethren, whatsoever things arc; true, whatsoever things arc honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things arc; lovely, whatsoever things are of good report: if there be any virtue;, and if there be any praise, think on these things. — Phil. 4:8 13 14 CAMPUS LIFE Lambuth Presents First Dinner Theatre Ending the regular season, the Lambuth Theatre presented a delightful comedy, LIFE WITH FATHER, under the direction of Mr. Jesse Byrum during the week of May 2-6, 1978. To provide students and area patrons with fine entertainment, Lambuth added its first dinner theatre this summer. Summer stock offered to patrons two productions: A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM and 6 RMS RIV VU, both directed by Mr. Jesse Byrum. Right: Jennifer Kenner and Kevin Gray in 6 RMS RIV VU. Below: Entire cast from A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM. Below right: Bill Roberts in A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM. 16 ' op left: Breakfast scene in LIFE WITH FATHER. ' op right: A lover ' s scene with Joy Shelby and John Hickey. .eft: The family portrait. tight: Entire cast of LIFE WITH FATHER. 17 Above left: Libby Weiters in Swimsuit Competition. Above right: Miss Lambuth 1978 and finalists. Below left: Entertainment by David Pyron, Adriane Lenox, Wayne Warren, and Cecile Wade. Below right: Master of Ceremonies, Dick Brown. 18 Vocalists Take Top Honors Beautiful City was the theme of the festivities held March 4, 1978. Highlights of the evening included special entertainment provided by Lambuth students and alumni. Master of Ceremonies, Mr. Richard Brown, presided over the evening ' s activities which included swimsuit, talent, and evening gown competition. Various organizations of the colleges sponsored the twelve contestants. Although only one could receive this coveted crown, each contributed her talents in making the evening a memorable occasion. Left: Lynn Halliburton in Evening Gown Competition. Bottom left: Cecile Wade, Miss Lambuth 1977. Bottom: The march of contestants. 19 1978 Miss Lambuth And Court Grace Lynne Elizer of Bells, sponsored by Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority, was crowned Miss Lambuth College 1978. The Performance in Voice major sang a medley of The Morning After and If We Only Have Love. Miss Lambuth was a semi-finalist in the Miss Tennessee Pageant held June 21-24, 1978. Top right: Representing Sprague Hall, Amy Grace Hoyle of Memphis, TN was chosen 1st maid. The vocal music major sang Summertime for her talent presentation. Above: 2nd maid, Memphian Marsha Lynne Hilsdon, wa s sponsored by the Junior Class. For her talent, Marsha sang More. Rayal Tresler of North East, PA won 3rd maid honors. Picture not available. Bottom right: Sigma Kappa Fraternity sponsored 4th maid, Sarah Elizabeth Burnette of Memphis. The Biology major sang a medley, Get Happy and Somewhere Over the Rainbow. 20 21 Spring Weather Enhances Campus Activities Replacing the dormancy of winter, the warm weather of spring provided a beautiful setting for campus activities. Formal spring activities were a part of the college scene. Among these were the annual banquets to honor achievements in athletics and the fine arts. Other activities included formal dances sponsored by the SGA, BSU, and Greek organizations along with the Annual Blood drive sponsored by the Student Government Association. Right: Robert Van Meter delivers pitch in baseball game. Below left: The chapel nurtures peaceful aura on campus. Below right: The end of spring is marked by commencement. 1 22 Top left: Appreciation shown at Annual Fine Arts Banquet, May 11, 1978. Top right: Students find place to relax as snow is replaced with green grass of spring. Left: Along with spring comes a new Miss Lambuth. Above: Convocations provide spiritual reawakening. 23 Lambuth students and faculty were presented with various awards on May 10, 1978, in the Lambuth College Memorial Chapel. With the entire school body in attendance, twenty-eight awards were given to these persons for their efforts to enrich campus activities. The awards were for contributions made in academics, athletics, and extracurricular activities. 1st row; left to right: Perry Redfern. Sigma Phi Epsilon Fine Arts Achievement Award; Steve Anderson. Franklin K. Billings Sophomore Award; Terry Stephens. Marshall; Steve Daniels. Thomas Boston Moffat III Business Administration Award and Arthur D. Oxley Scholarship Award; Barry Matthews, General Chemistry Award. 2nd row; left to right: Wiley Jones, Marvin E. Eagle History Award; Mary Lewis. Margarette Wilson Mills Elementary Education Award; Deborah D. Bryant. Gamma Beta Phi Award — Scholarship; Elizabeth Helms, President — Aipha Omicron Pi, Panhellenic Scholarship Award; Cindy Ferguson. Alpha Omicron Pi Rena Hunt Hampton Scholarship; Teresa McGhee. Alpha Xi Delta Junior Award; Alan Sanders, Athletic Committee Sportsmanship Award; Bill Anderson, Emily Clark Sociology Award: Sue Griffin. Family Development Award; Ben Anderson, American Chemical Society Award; 3rd row; left to right: Terry Smith. Outstanding SGA Member Award; Sherry Allen. Freshman Mathemat ics Award; Virginia McKinnie, Alpha Omicron Pi Alumnae English Award; Dr. Charles Mayo, Outstanding Educator: Grace Elizer. Luther L. Gobbel Freshman Citizenship Award; Adriane Lenox. Speech and Drama Award; Susan Parker. Camilla Cox Painting Award; Nancy Miller. Audie E. Holt Ministerial Award; Kathe Smith. Marshall: Donna Sweeney. Athletic Committee Sportsmanship Award. Not pictured: Debra Rivers. Phi Mu Alumnae Outstanding Greek Woman Award. At Honors Day Convocation Annual Brunch Starts Graduation Activities On Saturday, May 20, 1978, pre-graduation activities included a brunch in honor of the seniors, which was sponsored by the faculty and staff in the Colonial Room. The class of 1929 sponsored a tea for the class of 1928. Members of the class were visited by their former instructors. Above: Seniors and faculty relax and enjoy morning before Baccalaureate Services. Right: Mrs. Margaret Walden shares moments with English professor-emeritus, Dr. Sarah V. Clement. Opposite top left: Dr. Wilder speaks to audience. Opposite middle left: Members of the class of 1928 are recognized. Opposite bottom left: Dr. Earl M. Ramer, Commencement speaker. Opposite far right: Dr. Wilder and candidates for honorary degrees. 26 Honors Presented To Members Of The Classes Of ' 28 And ' 78 In keeping with the traditional practices of commencement, Dean Walter H. Whybrew presented candidates for honorary degrees and 1928 graduates. Those receiving honorary degrees included Earl G. Hunt, Jr., Walter E. Mischke, Jr., Earl M. Ramer, Charles J. Reed, John W. Richardson, Jr., Robert H. Spain, and Harold E. Watkins. Members of the 1928 class who were presented 50th anniversary medallions included Cecil A. Baker, Mrs. Betty Carter, Mrs. Eliza Kennedy, John E. Malone, Mrs. Helen Threadgill, Herschel Walden, Mildred E. Watt, and Mrs. Faye Miles. President Wilder presented senior awards to Nancy Miller and Alan Sanders. Nancy was recognized for her perfect grade point average. Alan was given the R. E. Womack award for being the most outstanding senior. 27 Below: Dr. Earl M. Ramer, Commencement Speaker Right: Nancy Miller of Jackson, 4.0 graduate. Above: Wiley Burkett, Senior Citizen Graduate. Right: Friends and relatives share commencement joy. 28 Seniors Bid Farewell On Sunday afternoon, May 21, 1978, under the beautiful spring sunshine, 180 graduates received their hard-earned degrees, thus marking an end to their successful academic pursuits at Lambuth. After a busy but lovely morning that included the Baccalaureate Services and the President ' s reception, friends and families of the graduates gathered to witness the meaningful ceremony. Dr. Earl M. Ramer, professor and chairman of the department of continuing and higher education at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, addressed the graduates on the Lambuth heritage. Above left: Lambuth student flips tassel. Above right: Spring weather provides beautiful setting for graduation. Left: President Wilder and Bishop Earl G. Hunt in processional. 29 Activities Fill Orientation Week To open the 1978 fall term, the administration, faculty, and staff greeted incoming freshmen and transfer students with an informative and entertaining weekend on campus. During this orientation period, students met with their faculty advisors and student counselors to prepare for their academic careers at Lambuth. They discussed such subjects as scheduling, campus organizations, and the secret intricacies of registration. Entertainment was provided to ease the pressures of the sudden change to college life. A reception and dance in the College Union allowed students to meet faculty members and upperclassmen. In addition, a garden buffet at Dr. and Mrs. Wilder ' s home concluded the adjustment period as students met the college president and viewed the immediate community surroundings of Lambuth. Right: Financial aid, a necessary phase of registration. Bottom: Orientation counselors enjoy picnic. Bottom right: Freshmen walk to the President ' s home. 30 Left: Students and faculty enjoy the softball game. Below: Students relax at dance. Left: Dr. and Mrs. Wilder enliven festivities. Above: Faculty and freshmen become better acquainted at reception. 31 Theatre Opens Fall Season With CARNIVAL Left: Puppet scene with Susan Bland. Below: Sword scene with Mark Webber and Trina Jones. Above: Mark Webber and Trina Jones in CARNIVAL. Right: Bluebird Girls. 32 Carnival Opens Theatre Season October 17-21 marked the beginning of the 1978 season for the Lambuth Theatre with the musical. CARNIVAL. Under the joint direction of Mr. Jesse Byrum. Mr. Newton Neely, and Mr. Richard Brown, Lambuth students and fackson residents along with the Lambuth College orchestra presented this production for the entire community. Above left: David Pyron. as Paul the lover, sings Her Face. Above right: The entire cast of CARNIVAL. Left: Susan Bland, as Lilli. sings I Hate Him. 33 Senior Day Highlights Fall Activities Lambuth ' s fall activities were high lighted by the Annual Senior Day. Seniors from various high schools in the area visited the campus, talked to admissions counselors and department heads about the many available majors and to students about campus life. Entertainment was provided by the Lambuth College Jazz Band. The Board of Trustees of the college also held their annual fall meeting. Above: Jazz band performs at Senior Day Assembly. Above left: John Henton discusses strategy with Kappa Sigma team. Top right: Mr. David Odgen assists seniors with registration for day ' s activities. Left: Board members: Dr. Anna Bland, Mrs. Kathy Ennis, Dr. J. C. Gilbert and former Governor Winfield Dunn. ■tjL-L 1 1 ,_____i___ 1 1 .ifl 1 ■S9H ■1 Focus Promotes Personal Awareness Following a theme of Personal Awareness; Public Consciousness, this year ' s FOCUS provided faculty and students with an opportunity to focus their attention on several of the burning issues of the day. On November 1-3, FOCUS speakers were Dr. James Avery Joyce, an international lawyer, economist, and author and Mr. Hugh Prather, who is well known for his book, Notes to Myself: My Struggle to Become a Person. £{35 Top left: Mr. Prather speaks to assembly in Memorial Chapel. Top right: Dr. Joyce spends moments with Lambuth student Jimmy Hughes, Lambuth graduate Vickie Montgomery, and Dr. Gene Davenport. Above: Dr. Joyce and Chaplain Brady Whitehead stroll across campus. Above right: Mr. Prather addresses a religion class. 35 Smith And Begin Oral His First row, left to right: Dr. Luther L. Gobbel, President Emeritus and Greg Chapman. Second row, left to right: Dr. Annie Lou Smith, Mrs. Judith Hazlewood, Carolyn Pearce, and Tony Stephens. Left to right: Dr. Sarah V. Clement, Professor of English, Emeritus and Dr. Katherine Clement, Head Librarian, Emeritus. The sisters recalled: The only way we came out of those years was through a system of barter. Having named the first year- book the Lantern, Dr. Oxley said, The reason for this name is that a lantern gives just enough light to see and so it is that a yearbook sheds just enough light in order to remember the past. 36 Hazlewood tory At Lambuth .eft to right: Letitia Pyron, Dr. Smith, Phillip Dotson, Mrs. Hazlewood, Michael .awrence, Mrs. Arthur D. Oxley and Dr. Oxley. .eft to right: William S. Evans, Jr., Dr. William S. Evans, Sr„ and Mrs. Joanne Evans) Hartman. 3r. Evans reminisced. What an honor to receive the R. E. Womack Awrd. it. J. Richard Blanton, Business lanager, The attitudes of both the tudent body and administration ave played a major role in the suc- ess of Lambuth. I am highly pleased with the Wilma McCague Drama Scholarship, said Mrs. McCague. )ean Stella Ward, Dean of Women, imeritus reminisced, Yes, it was Jways a pleasure to be associated vith Lambuth. Dr. Billie P. Exum, Dean of Admis- sions and Records said with a chuckle, I came to teach one quar- ter at Lambuth in 1948 and I never bothered to leave. Dean Whybrew recollected, When I first came here, Lambuth was essentially a lib- eral arts college basing almost all of its aca- demics primarily on the humanities. In recent years the recording of history on tape has attracted increasing public attention with hundreds of oral history programs underway in every state and around the world. The Lambuth oral history recording, processing, and dissemination began only last year (1977-78) by the students of the journalism class under joint direction of the instructor, Dr. Annie Lou Smith, Professor of English and Mrs. Judith Hazlewood, Head Librarian of the Luther L. Gobbel Library. Through extensive research and personal, tape-recorded interviews, the journalism students process into printed form a historical article on each of the interviewees. Mrs. Hazlewood files these articles and tapes with other historical data in the library. The Alumni Association underwrites the photography. 37 Right: Lambuth students Lisa Gilliland and Fran Harper guide visitors during Parents ' Weekend. Below Left: Jerri Roberson directs Sigma Kappa at All-Sing. Below right: Phil Russell directs Kappa Alpha to first place honors. 38 All-Sing Highlights Parents ' Weekend On November 11-12, 1978, Lambuth students treated their parents to a weekend at college. Sponsored by the SGA, the annual event began with morning registration and a coffee for parents and faculty. Talent shows and open house were the afternoon activities. A banquet for students and their parents was followed by the traditional All-Sing, where fraternities and sororities provided entertainment for the evening. Ending the weekend activities was worship service in the Memorial Chapel. Left: Members of Alpha Omicron Pi rejoice after winning top honors at All-Sing. Below: Students Jay Boone and Kaye Fonda spend time with parents outside Chapel. 39 Outstanding Seniors Honored In a special convocation on Octo- ber 25, 1978 at 10 a.m. Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Coll eges recog- nized twenty seniors as 1978-79 recipients for this award. On the basis of character, scholarship, leadership and potential for future service, these students were cho- sen by the Lambuth College Awards Committee. Mr. Hayes Fletcher, Assistant to the President for Planned Giving, spoke to awardees and their par- ents, faculty and staff, and the stu- dent body in the Memorial Chapel. Following the service, the seniors and their families attended a luncheon hosted by President and Mrs. Wilder in the Colonial Room. BEN ANDERSON proved that excellence can be achieved in both athletics and academics. An active member of the tennis team, Ben was also a recipient of the American Chemical Society Freshman Chemistry Award and the departmental General Chemis- try Award. He was a student member of the Board of Trustees and the honorary fraternities, Gamma Beta Phi and Omicron Phi Tau. Majoring in Speech and Drama, TERESSA BRILEY has been active in the theatre productions, CARNIVAL, SHOWBOAT, and LIFE WITH FATHER. Besides the theatre, Teressa was on the Miss Lambuth, Visitation, and Spirit Committees of the Student Gov- ernment Association. She was a member of the Alpha Xi Delta Sorority where she served as Mar- shall, Historian, Songleader and Journal Correspondent. She was also the secretary of Alpha Psi Omega, an honorary theatre fra- ternity. 40 As a member of Phi Mu Sorority, SUSAN CAIN served as Member- ship Director and Scholarship Chairman. She was a member of Gamma Beta Phi, Omicron Phi Tau, Phi Alpha Theta and SNEA. An English major, Susan was also a member of Lambda Iota Tau. In addition, she participated in the Concert and Touring Choirs and Kaleidoscope. An English major, CHUCK CAR- TER has served as president of his sophomore class and Kappa Sigma fraternity. A member of the tennis team for three years, Chuck was also a Senator and on the Entertainment Committee. Cho- sen Kappa Sigma Active of the Year 1977, he has served as ritual guard, secretary, and social chair- man for the fraternity. Also, he served on the Student Committee to the Board of Trustees. 41 Vice-President of the Senior Class, MARY LESLIE DAWSON was active in the SGA. She served as Secretary of Communications and as a Senator. As a committee member, she served on the Visita- tion, Communication, Academic Affairs, Orientation, and Admin- istration Committees. An active member of Sigma Kappa, Mary Leslie served her sorority as Pledge secretary, money-making chairperson, pledge trainer, phi- lanthropy chairperson and on the Alumni Relations Committee. She was also chosen Best Pledge, Best Active, and a member of Kappa Alpha Sweethearts ' Club. An ele- mentary education major, she was also a member of SNEA; Kappa Delta Kappa, the honorary frater- nities Gamma Beta Phi and Omi- cron Phi Tau; and Campus Con- gregation, serving on the Campus Congregation Council and as Adopt-a-Grandparent chairper- son. An SGA Senator for two years, CYNTHIA DORTON also served on the Visitation, Food and Spirit Committees. She was a member of the Concert and Jazz Bands, pit orchestra, Concert and Touring Choirs, and Kaleidoscope. A member of SNEA, Cynthia also served as counselor and on the dorm councils of both Sprague and Harris Halls. As a member of Phi Mu Fraternity, she served as a Panhellenic Delegate, State Day Chairman and Song Leader. Cynt- hia was chosen Best Sophomore — Phi Mu and Director of All-Sing and also served as chairperson for the One-to-One Committee in the Campus Congregation. Cynthia also worked with the Jackson Cer- ebral Palsy Center and is shown with one of the children there. 42 Elementary education major LIZ HELMS served on the SGA Enter- tainment and Food Committees and as Junior Class Secretary. An active member of Alpha Omicron Pi, Liz has served her sorority as President, Social Chairman, Rush Chairman, Assistant Pledge and Trainer. She was a member of SNEA, ASID, the honorary frater- nities, Gamma Beta Phi and Omi- cron Phi Tau and was also on the Panhellenic Council for two years and the Dean ' s List. As an active member of the SGA, LINDA HENRY served as Chief Justice, Spirit Committee chair- person, dormitory senator, and class treasurer. In addition, she was a member of the 1976 Home- coming Court and the Board of Trustees. Linda received the Franklin K. Billings Award and the SGA Outstanding Chairperson Award. She was a member of the Black Student Union and the Campus Congregation. JIMMY HUGHES was involved in several SGA committees. He served on the Judicial and Student Academic Affairs committees and was a member of the Board of Trustees. He was also involved in the Campus Congregation as a member of the worship commit- tee. Jimmy was a recipient of the Luther L. Gobbel Freshman Citi- zenship Award. Hyde Scholar- ship, and Kappa Sigma Scholar- ship. He was active in Kappa Sigma fraternity and the honorary fraternities. Gamma Beta Phi and Omicron Phi Tau. A member of the Affairs Committee of the Board of Trustees, Jimmy also served on several SGA commit- tees. Bank Management major, BETH KOLWYCK was a member of the Concert and Jazz Bands, Concert and Touring Choirs, and Kaleido- scope. An active mem ber of Phi Mu Fraternity, she served as Chaplain and on the Alumnae Relations Committee. 44 An active member of the Campus Congregation, DAVID MELTON has served as treasurer and chair- person. A biology major, he was an SGA Senator and Secretary of Academic Affairs. As a committee member, he served on the Focus and the Student Affairs Commit- tees. Elementary education major BRENT PATERSON has served as Senior Justice, Senator and chair- man of the Visitation Committee and on the Sensitivity Committee. A member of the VISION Edito- rial Board, he has also served as vice-president of his sophomore and junior class, dorm counselor and orientation counselor. An active member of Sigma Phi Epsi- lon Fraternity, Brent has served as Pledge Class President and Gol- den Hearts Chairman. He was also Intramurals and Academics Chairman and president of Phi Alpha Theta and SNEA. Piano Performance major CYN- THIA PEDDY was in the Concert Choir and the Touring Choir. A member of the Jazz Band, Cynthia was also on the Dean ' s List. Academic Marshall KATHY SMITH was a member of the hon- orary fraternities, Gamma Beta Phi, Omicron Phi Tau, and Lambda Iota Tau. As a member of Sigma Kappa Sorority, she has served as President and as a Pan- hellenic Delegate. A committee member, Kathy has served on the Campus Congregation Council, Focus Committee, Editorial Board of the LANTERN, Student-Faculty Academic Affairs and the Student Affairs committees. 46 Biology major RICKY SNELL- GROVE has been active in the SGA. He has served as Senator and chairman of the Visitation Committee. A committee member, Ricky has served on the Sensitiv- ity, Entertainment, and the Advanced Admissions commit- tees. Vice-President of the Senior Class, he has served as photogra- pher for both the LANTERN and the VISION publications and on the LANTERN Editorial Board. A member of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fra- ternity, Ricky was president of the American Institute of Biological Sciences and a member of the American Chemical Society. He also served as Rush Chairman and as an orientation counselor for two years. An English major MIKE SNURE has served as Dorm Counselor and Orientation Counselor. A member of the Baseball team, he also was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon, Phi Alpha Theta and Lambda Iota Tau. Mike was on the student panel which spoke to freshmen on the Aims, Ideals, and PhilosoDhies of Lambuth College. 47 Academic Marshall, TONY STE- PHENS has served as vice-presi- dent of Gamma Beta Phi and Sec- retary-Treasurer of Lambda Iota Tau. A member of Sigma Phi Epsi- lon, he was also a member of the Concert Band, Jazz Band and served as Business Manager for the VISION. An English major, Tony was also on the Dean ' s List. Biology major, PHIL SYKES has served as Coordinator of the Reli- gious Activities Center, President of Gamma Beta Phi and on the Campus Congregation Council. Phil was also a member of the American Institute of Biological Sciences, American Chemical Society, Campus Congregation and Omicron Phi Tau, an honor- ary fraternity. 48 Active in the Lambuth Theatre, SARA UTTERBACK was chosen Best Supporting Actress and The- atre Workhorse. A Speech and Drama major, she was a member of the Touring and Concert Choirs, an Orientation counselor and chairman of the Speech majors. Active in many organiza- tions, she served as vice-president and secretary for Alpha Psi Omega and as Reference Chair- man, Corresponding Secretary and President for her sorority, Phi Mu Fraternity. Religion and English major, GREG WILKERSON was a member of the honorary fraternities, Gamma Beta Phi and Lambda Iota Tau. A member of Sigma Phi Epsilon, he served as Freshman class presi- dent, Senator, and Secretary of Academics. An active committee member, Greg served on the Par- ents ' Weekend Committee, Cam- pus Congregation Council, Kappa Delta Kappa Worship Committee and Chairman of the SGA Food Committee. 49 50 Young Actors In Classical Roles William Shakespeare ' s THE TAMING OF THE SHREW, adapted and directed by Mr. Dalton Eddleman, introduced the rich talents of several new Lambuth students. The cast, composed primarily of freshmen, impressed Lambuth and West Tennessee audiences by performing major classical roles with energy, skill, and maturity. The young actors ' performance of Eddleman ' s streamlined script also made Shakespearian fans of several visiting high school groups. Opposite page, left: Petruchio (Tony Conkvvright) ruins the long-awaited dinner of Kate (Lisa Matheny). Opposite page, right: A weary Kate forced to take seat on floor as comfortable Petruchio looks on. Opposite page, bottom left: The bold suitor Petruchio gets first taste of Kate ' s shrewish temper. Opposite page, bottom right: Triumphant couple take centerstage during banquet scene. Top left: Sweet Bianca (Regina Duncan) proves to husband Lucentio (Billy Massey) that she can be shrewish too. Top right: SHREW Cast takes curtain call before full house. Left: The battling couple, now united in love, bid goodnight to the audience. 51 Madrigal Feaste Announces Semester End Announcing the arrival of exams and holidays, the annual Madrigal Banquet was presented by Kaleidoscope. Beginning November 28 through December 2, 1978, the musical event featured medieval foods, costumes, and songs. Under the direction of Mr. Frank Coulter, the Madrigal Feaste was once again very successful. Right: Kaleidoscope members: Ken Kelly. Beth Kolwyck, Mark Brooks. Rhonda McMillen. George Chien, and Cynthia Dorton enjoy Medieval Banquet. Below: The Boar ' s Head Fanfare. Below right: Billy Massey. the Court Jester entertains the audience. 52 Candlelight Service Hails Christmas Holidays Featuring both the Touring and Concert Choirs, the traditional Candlelight Service was presented. Usinj both the Old and New Testaments and music to tell the gospel story, the inspirati onal service has been presented on the Lambuth campus on the Sunday Eve before the closing of school for Christmas holidays since 1962. Left: Entering the Lambuth Memorial Chapel is the choir for Candlelight Service. Below left: Candlelight provides solemn atmosphere for service. Below: The choir and audience worship together during the service. 53 Homecoming Royalty Chosen With the presence of newly fallen snow the 1979 Homecoming activities began. After the cancellation of classes, students began work on car entries for the Homecoming Parade on Friday, February 9. The band for the evening was Deep South. Highlighting the dance was the presentation of Homecoming Royalty. Chosen by popular vote of the student body were Queen Carla Gilliland and court: Theresa Short, Benita Dupree, Leda Whitwell, and Susan Dawkins. Top right: Students dance to the music of Deep South. Right: 1979 Homecoming Queen, Carla Gilliland. Above: Teressa Briley and David Andrews paint the Eagle, who assumed a new suit during Homecoming. W$3 ' AM ♦ MATi j VpfgffA 54 Top: Homecoming Royalty: Leda Whitvvell. 3rd alternate; Theresa Short, 1st alternate; Carla Gilliland, Queen; Benita Dupree, 2nd alternate, and Susan Davvkins, 4th alternate. Left: AOPI ' s entry for the parade. Right: Homecoming weather provides beautiful setting. 55 Top left: President Wilder congratulates Teressa Briley on winning the Helen Hill Coltrain Spirit Award. Top right: Pam Sptiznas, Dejuana Clay and friend enjoy respite from classes. Above left: Lynn Howard scores two for Eagles against Fisk. Above right: Lambuth ' s Eagle. 56 T Left: Coach Bray and Eagles relax before game. Bottom left: Alumni Banquet ends Homecoming weekend. Bottom right: Terry Martin sinks two against Belmont. Weekend Filled With Activities As the unpredictable weather finally cleared, Homecoming activities continued. The morning hours were dominated by meetings of the Alumni Association. Likewise, the afternoon basketball games controlled the interests of Lambuth students, faculty, and alumni. Both games ended in convincing victories for our teams. The women ' s game produced an easy victory as Lambuth defeated Fisk, 110-44. In a typically high scoring contest, the men ' s team defeated Belmont, 110-80. Between games, the Homecoming Royalty was presented. The Helen Hill Coltrain Spirit Award was presented to Teressa Briley. Awards for the most beautifully decorated car and banner were also given. Finalizing the activities of Homecoming 1979 was the annual Alumni Banquet. 57 58 GREEKS 59 Councils Coordinate Greek Activities Maintaining high standards for Greek life and campus relationships is the objective of the Panhellenic and Interfraternity Councils. Besides promoting high scholastic standards, the councils serve the campus and community through leadership and participation in all aspects of college life. They also sponsor two major events on the Greek calendar, Rush Week and All-Sing. Above left: Interfraternity Council: Steve Anderson, Joe Murphy, Mark Donahue, Chuck Carter and Bret Freeman. Above right: Panhellenic Council members share joke. Right: IFC President, Bill Sanderson prepares for council meeting. 60 Left: Panhellenic Officers: Teressa Briley, Carla Gilliland and Leslie Smith. Below: Panhellenic Council: Seated: Carla Gilliland; Dean Blanche Exum, Adviser; Cynthia Dorton; Elizabeth Durrett; Jan Douglass; and Teressa Briley. Standing: Sarah Burnette; Sherry Allen; Leslie Smith; Lynn Haliburton; Caroline Wade; Liz Helms; Sue Coggins and Suzie Bonsteel. 61 Greeks Play Active Role For the promotion of intellectual and social growth, the Greek orgainzations enhance student growth and enrich college experiences. These experiences include life-long friendships, shared spiritual values, leadership development, and scholastic achievements. Throughout the year, Greek sponsored events include intrajnurals, All-Sing, formals, and charitable functions. 62 63 Left to right: (Kneeling) Angie Locke, Luanne Gowan, Lee Warren, Lisa Fields, Madeline Todd, G race Elizer, Pam Greer, Jeannie Lacher, Jayne Rush- ing, Caroline Wade, and Pat Meacham. (Seated) Carla Uttz, Kathy Galvin, Betsy Clayton, Missy Walsh, Malissa Peacock, Mary Clayton, Sally Wil- liams, Joy Shelby, Cathy Craven, Ann Markham, Sue Coggins, Anna Dickey, Carla Gilliland, Kay Fonda, Ginger Newbill, and Tammy Harris. (Stand- ing) Melanie Lowery, Ann Wilkins, Shannon Wilder, Susan Siebold, Beth Ann Johnson, Penny Greer, Jan Douglass, Martha Stewart, Elizabeth Moore, Kim Thomas, Kathy Hunt, Shannon Cate, Liz Helms, Debbie Sieffert, and Martha Boone. 4 Aon With a rendition of Deep River, Omega Omicron Chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi recaptured first place at the annual Greek All-Sing. For the nineteenth year out of twenty, Alpha Omicron Pi received the Panhellenic Scholarship Award. In intramurals, AOPi finished first in volleyball and second in basketball. Other sorority functions included the annual AOPie Supper which helped to support the Arthritis Foundation. A spring musical, a parents ' tea, and a faculty coffee were other sorority activities. They also participated in the homecoming parade, winning the first place award for their entry. Among the forty-seven pledges and actives of Alpha Omicron Pi are Kappa Sig Stardusters, Kappa Alpha Sweethearts, and members of the Homecoming court and varsity basketball team. Other members include SGA officers, Miss Lambuth College 1978, and many other outstanding girls. Left: AOPi ' s perform at All-Sing. Left to right: 1st row: Jackie Bryson, Becky All.en, Teressa Briley, Elizabeth Durrett, Sheryl Waldrip, Kim Kirby. Martha Griffin, Debbie Satterfield, and Annette Simmons. 2nd row: Belinda Corlew, Becky Ahrens, Mary Rhodes, Nancy German, Cathy Cole, Suzie Bonsteel, Susan Jacobs, and Kim Wilson. AHA Beginning its twenty-first year at Lambuth College, Alpha Xi Delta welcomed fifteen new pledges. In September, the Gamma Iota Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta offered their services in the Andrew Jackson Marathon. They also did philanthropic work to support the Pittman Hall for Runaway Girls. Chapter activities included a kidnap of pledges, a slumber party, an Inspirational Retreat, and participation in both All- Sing and Sigma Kapers. The annual social event, the Blue and Gold Ball, was on the twenty-ninth of April. Representing Alpha Xi Delta were chapter members in all phases of campus activities, theatre productions, jazz band, and honorary fraternities. Left: Alpha Xi Delta portray a fifties look at All-Sing. , Left to right: (Kneeling) Bob Tripp, Stove Porter. Pat Freeman, Tommy Cole. Phil Russell, Welch Livingston, Ddvid Bell, and Marc Fletcher (2nd row) Sean Murphy, Kathy Stevenson, Steve Anderson, Lisa Davis, Tom Jones, Jill Irvin, Debbie Seiffert, Mary Leslie Dawson, John Moss, Joe Mur- phy, Stan Piatt, Jay Boone, Madeline Todd, Tammy Harris, Melanie Lowery, Lee Warren, and Cecile Wade. (3rd row) Ricky Dwyer. Tony Caccia puotti, Sherry Huff. Bill Sanderson, Billy DeBerry. Gary Young, Pat Ross, Steve Butler. Bennett Hunt. Jim Curtis. Brad Archer. David Smith, an. Inhn McDonald. lA A Under the leadership of President John McDonald, Kappa Alpha Order elected thirteen girls to its Sweetheart Club. Following the announcement of Sweethearts were a skiing party and the Annual Rose Ceremony. Successfully defending its title, Kappa Alpha won first place in the Greek All-Sing for the twenty-second consecutive year. Directed by Phil Russell and accompanied by Kristie Sears and Jack Hearn, Kappa Alpha once again gained top honors. Their chapter activities included a hamburger supper, a pledge swap, Dixie Ball, and a Christmas party. The highlight of the Social Calendar was Old South Weekend, which ended the week ' s activities of May 1-5. Their philanthropy project included a Halloween Party for the Youthtown, which they cosponsored with Phi Mu Sorority. m m 1 Left top: Kappa Alpha Fraternity sing to twenty-second All-Sing Award. Left bottom: Phil Russell accepts award from Dean Exum. Leftto right: Is row) Kim Blurton, Betsy Clayton. Sally Williams, Carla Gilliland, Leslie Smith, Anna Dickey, Bridget! Dazey, and David Moore. 2nd row) Ed . Martindale. Ron Langdon, Randall Moore, Jimmy Hughes, Andy Moll, John Henlon, David Brehmer, David Thompson, David Mickey M„b VanMeter, Bill Rogers and Brent Dreher. (3rd row) Chuck Carter. Steve Thompson. David Wilkins. Bret Freeman, Gary Keltne Kandy Bedwell, Sean Locke. Richard Bacon, and Steve Mars. ler. 3 iyZ f Under the leadership of Chuck Carter, the Kappa Sigma Fraternity had one of its most productive years in 1978-79. The Kappa Sig ' s received the Interfraternity Council Scholarship Award. Four of the brothers of Kappa Sigma are recipients of Hyde Scholarships and Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities. The men of Epsilon Phi dominated the sports scene by winning in flagball, cross country, basketball and placing second in volleyball. The year began with a barbecue dinner in honor of the eleven new pledges. The meal was sponsored by alumni and friends of Epsilon Phi. A faculty open house was held in October to display the newly redecorated furnishings and to welcome new faculty members. Kappa Sigma also won first place in Sigma Kapers. w s . 1 Five new stardusters were initiated this year. The nine young ladies were headed by Sweetheart Carla Gilliland. Service projects of Kappa Sigma Fraternity included working with the Andrew Jackson Marathon, the political campaign of Ken Baker, and the Annual Heart Fund Drive. Returning to the campus were a record number of alumni, who arrived to see the chapter win first place in the banner competition and second place in the Homecoming Parade. The men of Kappa Sigma would like to thank faculty and friends who helped make 1978- 79 one of the most successful years. Left lo right: (1st row) Rhonda McMillen, Harriet Gascoigne, Marsha Oldham, Susan Angy, Melinda Sanders, Sherry Allen, Leda Whitwell, Vicki Hendrix, and Cynthia Dorton. (2nd row) Peggy Massey, Beth Kolwyck, Jane Venters, Nancy Gannon, Karen Cole, Kay Hereford, Kim Gilliland, and Nancy Dike. (3rd row) Gay Chandler, Vivian Harnby, Tina Argo, Louisa Hughes, Cathy Hardaway. and Kandy Francis. (4th row) Susan Shires, Susan Cain. Teresa Naylor, Karen Trusty, Sherry Hemby, and Regina Polk. (5th row) Sara Utterback, Karen Vandeven, Janet Ellison, Marianne Wheatley, Carol Porter, and Mary Cornice. $M Phi Mu Fraternity welcomed fifteen pledges and new adviser, Carol Finley. Chapter activities highlighted an exciting year for the sorority. These activities included a Christmas Awards Banquet, open rush parties, a homecoming tea for the basketball teams, and a canoe trip. Also, they redecorated their sorority room. In competition with other Greeks, Phi Mu placed second in All-Sing and third in Sigma Kapers. Phi Mu, along with Kappa Alpha, sponsored a Halloween party for the boys at Youth town. Their social calendar was highlighted by the Carnation Ball in April. oft: Phi Mu ' s display their winning form. Above: Phi Mu watches the performances of other Creeks. Lefl to right: (1st row) Kathe Smith, Jerri Roberson, Kathy Stevenson, Kristy Smith, Lynn Haliburton, Theresa Short, and Jan Pickett. (2nd row) Pat May, Gigi Goldsmith, Temia Humphreys, Bridgett Dazey, Debbie Exum, Mary Leslie Dawson, and Lisa Langenbach. (3rd row) Celeste Stroh. Marcy Cromwell, Valerie Combs, Mary Elizabeth Smith, Mary Jeans, Terri Townsend, Leslie Smith and Kim Blurton. (4th row) Katie Brown, Sarah Burnette. Jan Aaron, Susan Dawkins, Becky Bierman and Sally Hardgrave. I 2K Reaching their quota of seventeen new pledges, Sigma Kappa began an active year under the direction of their president Kathe Smith. Chapter activities included a Fall Retreat in September, a hayride in October, and participation in the annual Greek All-Sing. Founder ' s Day was celebrated with a banquet in November. A visit to a nursing home and a special ' Brady Day ' for Chaplain Brady Whitehead were among the sorority ' s activities. Sigma Kappa had two major money-making projects: a Christmas Bazaar in December and a Corsage and Carnation sale in February. This year Sigma Kappa began with new ideas in philanthrophy, as well as continuing with other activities. Supported with money, service projects, and other events was a local Girl Scout troop. To help raise money for other local and national philanthropies, Sigma Kappa had a skating party, disco dance, and Rockathon. In the spring, the sorority ended the year with Initiation, the Spring Formal, and the Senior Banquet. Loft: Sigma Kappa participated in Crook All-Sing. Left to right: (1st row) Keary Bewick, Doug Thomas, Tony Stephens, Robin Winge, Ricky Snellgrove, Alan Poole. Robert Gilbreath, Mark Webber. David Williams, Jeff McCalla, Ronnie Spears, Ray Walters, Billy Massey, and Anil Singh. (2nd row) Charlie Carroll, Rodney Parker. Jell Schippraan, David Bartlett, Billy Hurt, Mark Donahue, Ken Kelly, Bill Bliven. and John Phillips. (3rd row) Greg Perry, Doug Booth. Mike Blurton. 20E Sigma Phi Epsilon enjoyed one of their most successful years on campus. Many of the fraternity ' s brothers were involved in campus groups and activities. Among these were Kaleidoscope and Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities, where they were represented by five members. Sig Ep also participated in the Greek All-Sing where they won second place. Social activities included parties for new initiates, a disco, and the annual Founder ' s Day Banquet in the Colonial Room. In December, they also hosted their Regional Director. This year ' s philanthropic projects involved raking leaves for elderly Jacksonians and assisting AOPi with a picnic for underprivileged children. Left: Sigma Phi Epsilon sing to a second place win in All-Sins. J O N F. S H A I ! 78 ORGANIZATIONS Top right: Teressa Briley, Suzie Bonsteel, Elizabeth Durrett, Gary Young, and Ricky Dwyer listen attentively at SGA meeting. Right: Sharing a VISION A are Cecile Wade, Secretary of Entertainment; Kim Blurton, Secretary of Communication; and David Melton, Secretary of Academic Affairs. Above: Linda Henry, Chief Justice, finds a nice spot to relax. Safest 80 SGA Takes Student Interest Polls Under the leadership provided by President Steve Anderson, the SGA was active in all aspects of campus life. Social events included several dances and movies. The SGA responded to student interest and had polls on several issues affecting students. Parents ' Weekend was successful with guests attending the open houses and other special events and activities provided by Greeks and organizations on campus. The SGA sponsored a used-book sale and delegates to the Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature in November. Once again, the organization supported the Jackson Blood Bank with its yearly campus blood drive. Top left: Sherry Allen, SGA Secretary, checks her mail box. Top right: Mary Leslie Dawson, Vice- President of the SGA. Left: Steve Anderson, President of the SGA. Above: Bill Walker, Treasurer of the SGA. 81 Right: Left to right: Jerri Chandler, Cypthia Dorton, and Kim Kirby. (2nd row) Peggy Massey, Amy Hoyle, and Jane Venters. (3rd row) Sheryl Waldrip, Jan Blurton, and Teressa Briley. Below: Left to right: Ricky Snellgove, Billy Williams, John Henton and Tom Jones. 82 Dorm Councils Reduce In Number With the closing of Epworth Hall, only four dorm councils presently exist. They are responsible for the welfare and government of the campus residents. Elected by the students, the dorm councils met as needed to maintain comfortable living standards among students. The councils also sponsored parties and open houses. West Dorm Council: Top: Left to right: Mrs. Laverne Smith. Hostess; Jeannette Cooper, Nancy LePinnet, Tea McGee, Sarah Burnette, Harvette Johnson, Edith Norton, and Karen Trusty. (2nd row) Joann Donelson. Temia Humphreys, Cindy Plunk, Marcy Cromwell, Mary Leslie Dawson, Regina Polk, Susan Shires, and Genita Dupree. Left: Harris Dorm Council: (Seated) John Archer and Derrick Allen. (Standing) Mike Snure, Mrs. Peek, Hostess: Mark Futrell. George Lanier, and Scott Likens. 83 Christmas Story Told In Song Combining both the Touring and Concert Choirs, Dr. Jo Fleming produced beautiful music for the annual Candlelight Service. At 11 p.m., the Memorial Chapel was filled with voices telling the Christmas story from the Scriptures and musical selections. The combined choirs also presented a spring concert in March. Right: Nancy German, Jack Hearn, Joy Shelby, Sherry Allen, Julia Willis, and Sara Utterback concentrate on music at rehearsal. Touring Choir: Left to right: (1st row) Belinda Hughes, Susan Russ, Joy Shelby, Grace Elizer, Lisa Peddy, Jerri Roberson, Lynn Clark, Sherry Allen, Cynthia Dorton, Jackie Strong, Valerie Combs, Beth Kolwyck and Cynthia Peddy. (2nd row) Grace Albers, Luanne Gowan, Carla Uttz, Nancy German, Susan Bland, Susan Cain, Amy Hoyle, Sara Utterback, Julia Willis, Regina Polk, and Marianne Thompson. (3rd row) Don Griesheimer, Jack Hearn, Keith Phelps, Mark Collins, Brad Archer, Bill Bliven, Doug Booth, Ken Kelly, Bill Walker, Deward Rahm, Gary Schumacher and Dr. Jo Fleming. 84 Top: Choirs rehearse for upcoming tour. Left: Dr. Jo Fleming directs at rehearsal. Above: Amy Hoyle and Dejuana Clay share music at choir rehearsal. 85 Right: Mr. Dick Brown directs the jazz band. Below: The brass section of the Jazz Band. Bottom: Members of the Jazz Band rehearse. 86 Bands Complete Busy Year This year saw both the Concert and Jazz bands undertake vigorous performing schedules. On their annual fall tour, the Jazz band traveled to Memphis, where they played at various school assemblies. With the opening of basketball season, the band also played at home games. In March, the Jazz Band went on their tour. With Mr. Richard Brown ' s guidance, the forty member Concert Band gave outstanding performances at their Winter and Spring Concerts. In April, the band also toured West Tennessee and surrounding states on their annual tour. Top: The forty member Concert Band. Left: Gigi Hill, Susan Russ and (Catherine Brown concentrate on music. 87 Top: Kaleidoscope rehearses. Above: Mark Brooks, Mr. Frank Coulter, Billy Massey, Ken Kelly and Sarah Burnette perform at Medieval Banquet. Right: Mr. Coulter directs at rehearsal. 88 Madrigal Extends Performances Kaleidoscope, directed by Mr. Frank Coulter, gave several gifted singers a chance to represent Lambuth. Throughout the year Kaleidoscope appeared at service clubs, area churches, schools and business organizations. The second annual Medieval Madrigal Feaste was so successful that it was extended to four nights. One of the evening ' s performances was provided free to Lambuth students. Top left: Rehearsing together are George Chien, Amy Hoyle, Brad Archer and Susan Cain. Left: Mark Collins and Mark Brooks provide the musical harmony accompaniment for Kaleidoscope. Above: Gary Schumacher and Sarah Burnette vocalize as Mr. Coulter directs. 89 Compact Lantern Introduced With the increasing costs of publication, the LANTERN went to a smaller size book. Color, graphics, and other special effects were used, however, to maintain the high standards of a college yearbook. Staff meetings were highlighted by programs with representatives of Taylor Publishing Company present. Slides and booklets were used to illustrate the latest techniques used in producing a good yearbook. Hopes were that the diligence of the annual ' s editor, Shelia Barnett, and staff provided the students, faculty and friends of Lambuth college with a yearbook they would treasure. Right: Business Manager Cynthia Perkins and Staff member Carolyn Newbern relax in Commons Room. Below: LANTERN Staff: Barry Matthews, Janice Bowman, Gigi Hill and Temia Humphreys. Bottom left: Working hard to meet deadlines are Joann Donelson, Shelia Barnett and Brenda Mathews. Bottom right: Preparing layouts and ordering pictures are Patricia Taylor, Patty Furlow, Janice Bowman and Joyce Williams. E ' A3 L« Hk h ' i K?z r - g|£JB ' Hffil BiP vj 5| £2 i MM 1 90 Risht: LANTERN Editorial Board Members: Ricky Snellgrove. Mr. Dalton Eddleman and Ms. Joy Finney. Below: Editorial Board Members: Kathe Smith and Diane Pulliam. Bottom left: 1979 LANTERN Staff: (Left lo right, bottom to top) James Johnson. Carol Coats. James Johnson. Joann Donelson. Brenda Mathews. Janice Bowman. Patty Furlow. Joyce Williams. Patricia Taylor and Photographer Andy Moll. Bottom ri ht: Editor. Shelia Barnett. ■■h 91 Vision Reports Current Events Greeting and helping freshmen adjust to college life was the objective of the first copy of this year ' s VISION. Throughout the year, the VISION continued to report on the current events both on and off campus. Moreover, there were special additions which focused on Interim, Homecoming and the basketball season. With Joy Watlington serving as editor, the VISION continued to make students aware of issues concerning them. Right: VISION Editorial Board: (Seated) Dr. Ken Wilkerson and Lisa Davis, Business Manager. (Standing) Mr. Gaylon Greer, Editor Joy Watlington and Billy Massey. Below: VISION Editor, Joy Watlington, finds a peaceful spot. Bottom right: VISION Staff Members: (Seated) Randy Bedwell, Marcia Lewis, Paul Mulliken, Dorothy Beaty and Ginger Newbill. (Standing) Vicki Hendrix, Janice Bowman, Joy Watlington, Lisa Davis, Elizabeth Durrett and Phyllis Holland. 92 • ' F ff J 5 £ tW , Wfc ' Coffeehouse Papers Publishes Literary Works Encouraging aesthetics, the COFFEEHOUSE PAPERS was set up as a means of publishing creative works of students. Creative efforts, in the areas of short stories, plays, poetry and pen-and-ink drawings, are submitted for possible publication. After the official reading in Wisdom Parlor, awards are presented to many creative submitters. Left: COFFEEHOUSE PAPERS Editor, Malissa Peacock. Below left: COFFEEHOUSE PAPERS Editorial Board: Mr. Robert Mathis, Mrs. Joanna Ross and Dr. John DeBryan. Below right: Editorial Board member Pat May pauses in her busy schedule. 93 BSU Establishes Scholarship Fund For the first time in its history, the Black Student Union established a scholarship to be awarded to a Black freshman. He must have a grade point average of 3.25 and show leadership, scholastic achievement, and service. Executive officers, during one of the organization ' s busiest years, were Desiree Carter, George Lanier and Debra Tate. Some activities of the group included a horseback riding trip, a worship service commemorating the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr., the annual Black Extravaganza and the Ebony Ball. The group also gave a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family in the city, a Christmas party to the children at the Learning Enrichment Center and worked with the local NAACP 9 4 Chapter ' s voter registration drive. Top left: BSU members relax after learning of cancellation of classes. Top right: BSU Officers: Desiree Carter and Debra Tate. Right: Lonnie Seals, a 1978 graduate of Lambuth. watches as Andrea Jeans and Dennis Lytle are congratulated by Tea McGee during the Black Extravaganza. Left: Derrick Allen displays talent during the Black Extravaganza. Below: Discussing plans for spring activities are BSU members. Jackie Strong. Benita Dupree. Joyce Williams. Derrick Allen. Edith Norton and Janice Bowman. Below left: BSU Members: Left to right: (1st row) Leon Lewis. David Gholston. and Alan Taylor. (2nd row) Derrick Allen. Tony Campbell. Harvette Johnson and Edith Norton. (3rd row) Janice Bowman. Debra Tate. Genita Dupree. Andrea Jeans. Benita Dupree and Desiree Carter. 95 Campus Congregation Sponsors Hope Of Glory Sponsoring religious-oriented activities on campus, the Campus Congregation filled the year with the true meaning of Christian service. Their activities included Sunday morning worship services, Sunday evening rap sessions, retreats and the annual FOCUS. Special events included sponsoring a World Hunger Workshop, a fast, Game Night at the Rac and Hope of Glory, a contemporary religious group. Right: Left to right: (Kneeling) Dejuana Clay. Mary Leslie Dawson and Kathe Smith. (2nd row) Paul Mulliken. Advisor Brady Whitehead, David Melton; Chairperson. Joy Watlington, Gary Schumacher, and Genita Dupree. (3rd row) Billy Massey, Jack Hearn, Phil Sykes, Mark Futrell and George Lanier. Harvest Welcomes Parents Welcoming parents in November during Parents ' Weekend was Harvest, a six member singing group consisting of Lambuth students. The group performed at numerous banquets on campus and at various churches in the Memphis Conference. In addition, they worked closely with the Admissions Office in recruiting new students. Right: Left to right: (1st row) Jim Irvin, Regina Duncan and Joy Shelby. (2nd row) Debbie Seiffert, Phil Russell and Pam Greer. 96 Social Work Club Organized Organizing in September 1978, was the Social Work Club. Open to anyone interested in Social Work, the club ' s first project was a bake sale. Proceeds went to buy fruit baskets for the elderly. The club is sponsored by Ms. Joy Finney and Mr. A. T. Tanner. Officers for the year are Becky Goben, President; Susan Shires. Vice- President; Ann Markham, Secretary; and Dennis Lytle, Treasurer. Left: Left to right (1st row) Kim Dixon, Patricia Taylor, Janice Bowman, Ms. Finney, Lisa Langenbach and Debra Tate. (2nd row) Rodney Parker. Vernon Weathers, Derrick Allen, Ann Markham, Pam Spitznas and Mr. Tanner. Advocate Club Revitalized After being revitalized, the Advocate Club once again became a discussion forum for interested persons. Open to pre-law and interested students, the club is looking forward to responding to students ' needs. Left: Malissa Peacock, Mrs. Dorothy Harrell, Joe Murphy, Lisa Davis, Tom Jones, Alan Pool Mike Snure, Jimmy Hughes, Steve Anderson and Dr. Rex Wirth. 97 KDK Grows In Membership Working closely with the Campus Congregation, Kappa Delta Kappa encouraged students considering or planning a church-related vocation to become a member. They met twice a month to help the members understand the theological implications of their work and to deepen their sense of vocation. Billy Massey served as president of the organization and Chaplain Brady Whitehead and Dr. Gene Davenport as advisors. Ri ht : Left to right: (1st row) Pam Spitznas and Dejuana Clay. (2nd row) Leon Lewis. Paul Mulliken and Chaplain Brady Whitehead. (3rd row) George Chien, Sherry Allen and Mark Futrell. Sociology Club Enters Second Year Entering its second year on campus, the Sociology Club is open to all students who are interested in the study of human society. Each month, the club features speakers from local graduate schools and each spring sponsors the West Tennessee Undergraduate Sociological Symposium. Dr. Rodger Bates and Ricky Dwyer serve the club as advisor and president, respectively. Above: Left to right: (1st row) Mr. Gaylon Greer. Shannon Gate. Lee Warren. Ms. Joy Finney. (2nd row) Randy Bedwell, Ricky Dwyer, Karen Vandeven, Carla Gilliland, Lisa Langenbach and Mr. A. T. Tanner. 98 ACS Features Films With the beginning of school came election of officers for the American Chemical Society. Elected President was Junior Stan Young. Meeting each month, club members and guests saw films and were given important information. Sponsored by Dr. George Edwards, the organization is open to all chemistry majors who meet scholastic requirements. Left: Left to right: Jeanine Irvin. Bret Freeman. Stan Young. John Merriwether, and Tommy Cole. (2nd row) Dr. Beasley. Bennett Hunt. David Bell. Tommy Badgett. Steve Thompson and Dr. Edwards. AIBS Visits Biological Field Station Upon receiving its charter for the 1978-79 year, the American Institute of Biological Sciences traveled to the Biological Field Station with faculty members. Open to students who are pursuing medical fields, AIBS began its second year with leadership provided by Senior Ricky Snellgrove. Left: Left to right: (Bottom to top) Andrea Jeanes. Jim Blasick. David Melton, Susan Swaim. Mark Lewis, Amy McClave. Ricky Snellgrove and Phil Sykes. 99 Home Econs Sponsors Programs With leadership provided by Pat Meacham and Amy Foster, the Home Econs had various programs on fashion, food, and consumer education. A professional organization, Home Econs is open to all Family Development majors and other interested students. The group ' s advisor is Mrs. Nelle Cobb. Right: Left to right: Harriet Gascoigne, Carol Coats, and Andrea Jeans. (2nd row) Sandra Williamson, Carol Cook, and Pat Meacham. I ibiQSS SNEA Sponsors Teacher-Pal Week Although changing presidents during the school year due to an early graduation of Brent Paterson, the Student National Education Association never ceased its active year. October 30-November 3 was the group ' s Teacher Pal Week, established for appreciation of Lambuth faculty members. Other activities included a Candy sale, a tea for the faculty and a Christmas party for the youngsters at Youthtown. Right: Left to right: Bill Williams, Marilyn Hirth, Raholonda White, and Jackie Wallace. (2nd row) Tea McGee, Joyce Williams, Benita Dupree, and Harvette Johnson. (3rd row) Carol Coats, Liz Helms, Cindy Plunk, Cheryl Harrison, and Ruth Hirth. (4th row) Shelia Barnett, Marcy Cromwell, Mary Leslie Dawson, Jane Venters and Brenda Matthews. 100 Alpha Psi Omega Redecorates With enthusiasm and hard work, the members of Alpha Psi Omega, the national honorary fraternity, began the task of redecorating the lobby of the Lambuth Theatre. After a beautiful job. the organization began necessary fund-raising activities. Initiation of new members was in December. Left: Left to right: Tea McGee, Mr. Newton Neely, Mary Rhodes, Teressa Briley, Elizabeth Durrett, and Jackie Wallace. (2nd row) Loren Houpt, Susan Bland, Billy Massey, Mr. Jessie Byrum, Sara Utterback, Trina Jones, and Mr. Dalton Eddleman. Design League Increases Membership With a large and active membership, the Design League is open to all Interior Design and Fashion Merchandising majors. The group ' s activities included guest speakers, shows, and trips to the Jackson Antique Show and Fontaine House in Memphis. Guest speakers included Anita Fletcher on popular ideas in Interior Design, David Brown on English watercolor and Jean Smith, who served as consultant for the annual Fashion Show. Mrs. Nelle Cobb and Mr. Larry Ray are advisors of the group. Above: Left to right: Grace Elizer, Emily Turner, Theresa Short, Gay Rauchle, Kim Thomas, Valerie Wilkins, and Janet Johnson. (2nd row) Anna Dickey, Cathy Craven, Julie Hayward, Ron Langdon, Beth Ann Johnson, Kay Fonda, Terri Townsend, Sherri Ruff, Judy Caudell, Beverly Greer, and Penny Greer. (3rd row) Jennifer Bishop, Jan Pickett, Van Thompson, Patsy Duck, Hilary Sharkey, Gina Melton, Kathy Gibeault, Tim Huff, Mary Jeanes, Rhonda McMillen, Tammy Harris, Jan Finnie, Cecile Wade and Phil Russell. 101 102 Gamma Beta Phi Gamma Beta Phi, a national honor and service organization, concluded another busy year. With Dr. Russell Mclntire as advisor, the group inducted several new students who had maintained the required 3.25 grade point average. In November, the fraternity sent representatives to the state convention at Middle Tennessee State University. A Lambuth member, Don Griesheimer, was elected State Secretary for 1978. The group also assisted the SGA in their campus blood drive. Above: Left to right: Ed Glover, Ricky Snellgrove, Mike Snure, Doug Booth, Keary Bewick, and Stan Young. (2nd row) Grace Elizer, Marilyn Hirth, Sherry Allen, Jerri Roberson, Tony Stephens, Shannon Wilder, Genita Dupree, Liz Helms, and Joy Shelby. (3rd row) Paula Taylor, Bob Chamberlain, Randy Bedwell, Jimmy Hughes, Kathe Smith, Dorothy Beaty, Regina Polk, Phil Sykes, David Bell, Madeline Todd, and Geoge Chien. Lambda Iota Tau Lambda Iota Tau, the national honorary fraternity for English or Foreign Language majors, is sponsored by Dr. Charles Mayo. Requirements include twelve hours of upper division literature courses, a cumulative 3.00 grade point average, and the presentation of a literary work to the group for criticism. Senior Pat May served as the group ' s president. Above: (left to right) Susan Angy, Tony Stephens, George Chien, Jim Reiff, and Kathe Smith. (2nd row) Malissa Peacock, Jim Blasick, Susan Cain, Mike Snure, Susan Daniels, Pat May, and Dawn Phillips. Phi Alpha Theta Promoting the study of history by encouragement of research and exchange of learning and thought is the objective of Phi Alpha Theta, an international history honor society. Open to juniors and seniors, the organization seeks to bring students, teachers and writers of history together intellectually and socially. Tom Jones served as the group ' s president. Left: Top to bottom: Brent Paterson, Malissa Peacock, Susan Angy, Susan Cain, Marsha Oldham, and Mike Snure. (2nd row) Dr. Rex Wirth, Tom Jones, Susan Dawkins, Jane Venters, and Joe Murphy. Omicron Phi Tail Fourteen Lambuth students were initiated into Omicron Phi Tau, a local scholastic honor society. Requirements for candidates include junior or senior standing with a 3.5 grade point average. Retaining their membership for life are alumni members. Senior Ben Anderson served as Herald, the group ' s sole officer. Left: Left to right: Diane Pulliam, Marilyn Hirth, George Chien, Tony Stephens, and Liz Helms. (2nd row) Jimmy Hughes, Mary Leslie Dawson, Kathe Smith, Susan Cain, Bob Chamberlain and Jack Hearn. 103 104 CURRICULUM ESS Top left: Dean Whybrew, Mr. Mitchell, and President Wilder enjoy the softball game during Freshman Orientation. Top right: President Wilder. 1 06 Above: President Wilder accepts check from Kappa Alpha Order Alumni, Lee Hardison III, Jan Fulenwider, and Arthur Thompson in memory of the late Roger Volner. •■Mi • r e rdiiT riiTi ' %C W0H H? f flf ' i. C u 4M President Wilder Announces Expansion Of Educational Service Program President Wilder announced that continued support allowed Lambuth College to expand the Educational Service Program in various areas. Expansion of the Career and Counseling Center and the Charles Price Learning Enrichment Center has provided additional service to both the students and community. Two departments have established new majors. The Interior Design program now includes a major in Fashion Merchandising, and the Speech and Drama program offers a major in Speech and Hearing Therapy. Major progress has been made in the development of a Management Information System and the establishment of a Management by Objective Program, designed for administrative officers. Close to their goal of $2,000,000 the United Methodist churches in the Memphis Conference plan to endow Church Membership Grants and increase the college ' s general endowment. Left: President Wilder enjoys stroll across campus. 107 Top left: Dr. David Dubose, Associate Dean and Director of A.I.D.P. Top right: Dean Walter H. Whybrew, Dean of the College and Executive Vice-President. Above: Dr. Brady Whitehead, Chaplain. Far right: Mr. Paul Finney, Dean of Men and Director of Student Activities. Right: Mrs. Blanche Exum, Dean of Women. 108 Administration Offers Help And Guidance Top left: Mr. Bill Nace, Administrative Vice- President. Middle left: Dean Wood K. Whetstone, Coordinator of Student Services. Bottom left: Dean Billie P. Exum, Dean of Admissions and Records and Mrs. Mary Jo Williams, Secre tary to the Dean of Admissions and Records. Above: Mr. Jim C. Mitchell, Business Manager. 109 Administration And Staff Provide Valuable Service Top right: Mr. Hayes Fletcher, Assistant to the President for Planned Giving. Middle right: Mr. John Bonson, Director of Student Financial Assistance. Left: Mrs. Mary Jo Mulherin, Director of Information. Right: Mr. Jack R. Johnson. Director of Research and Planning and Director of Computer Center. 110 Left: Mrs. Dorothy Harrell, Director of Career Development Center. Below: Mrs. Elizabeth Coulter, Assistant, Learning Enrichment Center. Bottom left: Mrs. Venis Spencer, Secretary, Business Manager and Mrs. Nancy Staggs, Secretary, Director of Information. Bottom right: Ann Childs, Supervisor, New Program and Development, Computer Center and Mary Jane Tapley, Supervisor, Program Maintenance and Productions, Computer Center. 1 11 m ...... .; Top left: Mr. Frank Murchison, Supervisor of Maintenance. Top right: Dorm Hostesses; Mrs. Hazel Spence, Spangler; Mrs. Kathleen Peek, Harris, and Mrs. Lala Henley, Sprague. Middle left: Maintenance staff. Middle right: Mr. Charles Mover, Director of Food Services and Charlie Lampley. Right: Cafeteria Staff. 1 12 Staff Plays Vital Role Top left: Mrs. Jean Reeder, Secretary to Dean of Women and Chaplain. Top right: David Ogden, Assistant Director, Admissions and Edwin (Tripp) Cocke, Admissions Counselor. Dean of Men. Left: Mrs. Allie Travis, Manager of Bookstore and Hostess of College Union. Below: Dorothy Strouse, Secretary to Planned Giving, and Sharon Brese, Secretary to Development. • 113 Right: Mrs. Kitty Jones, Secretary to the Executive Vice President, and Mrs. Virginia Elliott, Secretary to the President. Middle left: Cindy House, Admissions Secretary. Middle right: Mrs. Connie Helms, Faculty Secretary. Below left: Seated: Mrs. Vickie Jordan and Mrs. Charlotte Chrestman. Standing: Mrs. Shirley Davidson and Mrs. Jo Ann Daniels, Bookkeepers. Below right: Kay McPeak, Faculty Secretary. ■Left: Ms. Dot O ' Neill, Assistant Director of Admissions and Transfer Student Counselor. Below: Mrs. Alma Wood, College Nurse. Bottom left: Mitzi McCain, Secretary to Career Development Center, Sue McNeil, Secretary to Title III Coordinator, and Marsha Doege, Secretary to Learning Enrichment Center. 115 Library Makes Staff Changes Several changes were made in the library staff this year. Miss Ruth Gibbons decided to retire again after serving for two years as Reference and Circulation Librarian. She is now doing volunteer work for the library. Miss Rickie Brunner • is the new Reference and Circulation Librarian, and Mrs. Sarah Pechonick has replaced Miss Ruth Ann Grant as Acquisitions Librarian. Replacing Mrs. Fran Miller in Documents is the third new staff member. Mrs. Elaine Alexander, who is also working with the periodicals in order to free Mrs. Lue Vera Turner to work with the Archives. Another change has been the increase in the collection which now surpasses 103,000 permanent volumes. Top right: Mrs. Judith Hazlewood, Head Librarian. Middle left: Mrs. Gail Luttrell, Secretary to Acquisitions. Middle right: Mrs. Sarah Pechonick, Acquisitions Librarian. Right: Miss Ruth Gibbons, Volunteer Librarian. Far right: Miss Rickie Brunner, Reference and Circulation Librarian. 116 Top left: Mrs. Elaine? Alexander, Documents Librarian. Top right: Mrs. Lue Vera Turner, Periodicals Librarian. Above: Mrs. Ann Phillips, Cataloging Librarian. 117 Art Department Offers Career Oriented Programs This year Larry Ray continued his leadership in developing and directing career-oriented programs. These programs now include pre-architecture, interior design, and fashion merchandising. The big event of the Fall Semester was the Gone With the Wind fashion show featuring designs by Jeanne Dudley Smith of Nashville. The Designer ' s Showhouse, a repeat of last year ' s spectacular success, was a major event in the Spring Semester. Also this year, Joanna Ross added stained glass to the options in the Design courses. Students learned about the history of stained glass and also how to cut it and to lead the pieces into panels. Above: Mrs. Ross and student frame picture for exhibit. Right: Emily Turner at work in painting class. Above right: Mrs. Ross works with new hobby, photography. 118 Left: President and Mrs. Wilder greet faculty and staff at Designer Showhouse. Below: Students and Interior Design instructors at the Designer Showhouse. Bottom left: Mr. Ray offers professional opinion of student ' s work. Designer Showhouse Draws Attention One of Lambuth ' s most exciting and fastest growing areas is Interior Design. Last spring the Interior Design Department sponsored a West Tennessee Designer Showhouse which was open to the public and attended by about 3000 persons. An 1870 house in the historic East Main section of Jackson was completely restored by the students with the help of 19 Tennessee Design firms. This project will be repeated this spring. This fall the Interior Design Program has been broadened to include a Fashion Design and Merchandising major. Courses in Fashion Illustration and Fashion History are also being included. To officially launch the major, famous designers Nieman Marcus and Jeanne Smith, who designs for such people as Joan Kennedy. Priscilla Presley, and Linda McCartney, came to Lambuth and held a spectacular Fall Fantasia Fashion Show which was attended by 600 persons. 119 Biology Department Attracts Students With Enthusiasm Biology, the study of life, is clearly reflected in the atmosphere and surroundings of the Biology Department. A stroll through the Department reveals numerous aquariums teeming with the miracle of life that intrigues visi tors for long periods of time. Extensive use of the Biological Field Station by the faculty and students is an excellent way to study the phenomenon of living things. Above: Dr. Davis examines lab materials. Above right: Dr. Lord and students inspect plants in greenhouse. Right: Mrs. Booth illustrates point during lecture. 120 Top left: Biology Department ' s aquarium attracts attention. Above: Dr. Lord and students inspect fungus. Left: Dr. Carlton imparts knowledge to Ricky Snellgrove and Mark Lewis. 121 Lecturers Speak To Students Business and Economics students, as well as the entire community, were fortunate in being able to hear and talk with a series of distinguished guest lecturers. Under the sponsorship of the Center for the Study of American Business, these guest lec turers have brought us a wealth of expertise and information. Added to the Business Administration and Economics Department, Mr. Wilburn Lane teaches the areas of management and market. In addition he will also direct the night school program at Lambuth. Although nothing new in courses or majors was offered in the department this year, the Hotel and Restaurant Management major was combined with the Management major. Students will be able to take the specialized courses needed in Hotel-Restaurant Management, but the major will be in Management. Above left: Mr. Peters works at computer. Above right: Students operate computer. Right: Mr. Alsobrook gives student friendly advice. 122 Left: Mr. Lane finds information in Forbes magazine. Below right: Dr. Hurst explains problem to Ed Martindale. Right: Mr. Hoffman, Acting Head of the Business Department. Above: Barry Matthews pores over test. 123 Above: Dr. Inman shares coffee break with student. Right: Dr. Helms uses meter stick and yard stick in class lecture. Opposite page: Left: Dr. Zehr chats with students before classes begin. Right: Miss Johnston prepares for one of her classes. Bottom: John McDonald discusses his major with Mrs. Whybrew 124 wri ' ., «i • • •A-ilk 4 Ml! in Education Department Makes Plans For The Future Creating a special education major during the academic year 1978-79, the Education Department continued to maintain its leadership in Tennessee education. The program was approved by the State Board of Education thus insuring these majors of a comprehensive certification in Special Edu cation and making Lambuth one of the pioneer colleges in this field in Tennessee. Dr. Earl Zehr was added to the department to give impetus to this program. The year was marked by a self study for the department, in preparation for a State Department team visit to re-acredit both elementary and secondary programs of certification. In recent years the department has been approved to offer Kindergarten, Library Science, and Educable Mentally Retarded programs leading to certification. Certification programs in Speech and Hearing and some thirty other areas combine with the above programs to make Lambuth a widely recognized institution for teacher preparation. Staff members are active in the work of organizations relating to professional education and they serve as members on State and National Committees. The staff provides consultant services to area schools and furnishes members for both State and Southern Association accreditation teams. 125 -. English Department Offers New Major Although concentrating on a wide variety of courses this year, the English Department ' s principle concern has been the teaching of English composition. The department offered to students an interdisciplinary major in Literature. Moreover, the major is composed of courses in both the Religion and English departments. The department hopes to include, in the future, courses in Foreign Languages. This is an effort to use presently offered courses at the college to increase options for students who are interested in related fields. Above: Dr. DeBruyn, head of the English Department. Right: Mrs. Hudacek discusses assignment with class. Below left: Mrs. Whetstone talks with students in her office. Below right: Phyllis Holland listens intently to instructor ' s explanation of text. Top left: Dr. Mayo strolls across campus. Top right: Dr. Smith finds time for students and plants. Left: Student concentrates on information being given. Above: Dr. Hazlewood helps students with papers. 127 Family Development Department Remodeled Now including food, consumer, and family services, the Family Development Department expanded so that the new services are a part of new Fashion Merchandising and the Interior Design majors. The Family Development Department was redecorated during the first week of the fall semester by Interior Design students. Above: Mrs. Cobb holds conference with Jan Finnie. Right: Mrs. Creasey helps Charles Davis prepare delicacies. 128 Language Studies Expanded To Offer Major In response to a growing national emphasis on the importance of foreign languages and the need for international studies in this country, the Foreign Language Department is now offering a major in foreign languages, leading to the Bachelor of Arts Degree. Some of the objectives of the department are to develop proficiency in communication in an increasingly international world and to prepare students for career opportunities related to foreign language studies. Top left: Mrs. Marion Jones prepares to start her day. Top right: Reviewing some of the many catalogues sent to the department is Mrs. Hugette Craft. Left: Mr. Loren McCullar discusses language tapes with Barry Matthews. k • 129 Right: Dr. Coleman shares joke with class to enliven the study of history. Below: Dr. Wirth and Mike Snure discuss his paper as class looks on. 130 Advocate Club Revitalized In an effort to assist students from all majors who are interested in attending law school, the Political Science Department has revitalized the Advocate Club. Through the efforts of the Advocate Club, a pre-law library has been set up at the Career Development Center. In addition, students attended a pre-law conference in New Orleans where they met with representatives of law schools throughout the country. Students of both History and Political Science attended a Model United Nations Seminar and the Confederate Historical Institute during the year. Left: Mr. Mathis listens closely to question from student. Above: Lesia Harper uses maps to aid her in history class. 131 Library Science Responds To Student Needs Meeting the needs of both prospective librarians and education majors is the objective of the fully accredited library science program. Under the supervision of Mrs. Judith Hazlewood, Head Librarian, the program serves both students currently completing certification requirements. and certified teachers wishing to add an endorsement in library science. As a part of the Education Department, the library science program offers its courses during the day and in the afternoon to better serve its students. Right: Mrs. Hazlewood listens to student ' s comments in Children ' s Literature class. Below left: John McDonald and Cindy Plunk listen intently to lecture in class. Below right: Mrs. Hazlewood enjoys joke shared in class discussion. 132 Mathematics-Physics Department Continuing to fill the needs of students from all departments, the Mathematics-Physics Department offers various courses for these students and math or physics majors also. This response is welcomed by all majors who ar e assured of departmental interest in and counseling for their specific needs. Left: Dr. Yancey solves problem at computer. Below right: Richard Kinzer, Ruth Davis, and Gigi Goldsmith pore over trigonometry problem. Above left: Mrs. Newbill and students, Phyllis Holland and Patricia Anderson discuss campus life Above right: Mr. Dupree pauses from busy schedule to see student. 133 Music Department Presents Concerts Under the supervision of Dr. Jo Fleming, the music department remained active with both choirs and bands representing programs throughout the area. Conducted by Mr. Richard Brown, the Jazz Band entertained at home basketball games, the grand opening ceremonies at the Old Hickory Mall, and other civic club meetings in Jackson. Also, the Concert Band under his direction, presented Winter and Spring concerts on campus and toured high schools and junior colleges. Directed by Dr. Jo Fleming, the Concert and Touring Choirs provided music at the Christmas Candlelight Service and the Spring concert. Under the direction of Mr. Frank Coulter and Dr. Don Hunycutt, senior music students presented voice and piano recitals throughout the school year. Ahov : Mr. Frank Coulter provides music lor Nancy Gorman. 134 Ri ht: Dr. )o Fleming discusses musical scon; with Jack Hearn. Right: Dr. Hunycutt advises Jeannie Tignor on musical score;. Below: Mr. Dick Brown prepares to direct Jazz- Band. 135 Chemistry-Physical Science Attracts Interest An increased interest in chemistry has led to a record number of students enrolling as Chemistry majors. With this largo enrollment, the Student Affiliate Section of the American Chemical Society has recorded good attendance at and participation in its meetings. Some of the activities provided at meetings include films on medical nature and guest speakers from various fields who discuss their research with the students. Also, in response to current demand, the department has introduced the use of a micro-computer. Above 1 « - ft : Chemistry comes alive with visual aid equipment. Above right: Dr. Edwards demonstrates experiment with Owen llendersoi Below left: Dr. Beasley seeks information for class preparation. Below ri ht: Dr. Barnes $ ives out unwanted tests to students. 136 Psychology Department Records Staff Changes Assuming the duties of the head of the Psychology Department this year was Dr. Louis Snellgrove. Aiiothei new face was that of Mr. Thomas Johns, who serves as a psychology instructor and as Director of Counseling for the Career Development Center. In addition. Dr. Harry Berryman servos as a part-time instructor for the department. Loft; Dr. Snellgrpvo discusses class assignment with Kprri ]eu. Below: Mr. Johns relaxes at Career Development Center. 137 Right: Coach Bray tapes David Dolk ' s ankle while Ed Martindale looks on. Below: Coach Russell pauses for a few moments from his work. s ' 111 i I) u 138 Physical Education Department Offers Variety Of Interims To interest more students in physical education, a variety of interims have been planned by the faculty. These interims include fishing, physical fitness, and coaching. Designed to appeal to all students as well as physical education majors, these interims give students a wide choice from which to choose. Left: Coach Williams illustrates the use of hoops in elementary physical education to Cheryl Harrison and Debbie Eison. Below: Mrs. Ellis demonstrates the use of the life preserver to Sean Murphy and Jimmy Graves. 139 Religion Department Attends Annual Meeting Attending the joint annual meeting of the American Academy of Religion and the Society of Biblical Literature were the four members of the Religion and Philosophy Department. As a part of the new Literature major offered in the English Department, several Religion courses were offered as part of this interdiciplinary major. In addition, although no new courses were added to the department ' s curriculum, there were several classes offered at night to interest both students and area residents. Right: Dr. Davenport advises Clay Douglass on research efforts. Below left: Drs. Blankenship and Wilkerson chat between classes. Below right: Dr. Wilkerson shows general area of places mentioned in class discussions. £ v S-ftT ' - ' , 140 Left: Dr. Mclntire pauses between classes and Interim duties. Below: Susan Daniels and Dr. Mclntire enjoy coffee break. Below left: Dr. Davenport prepares for class. Below right: Dr. Blankenship aids Marsha Lewis in her paper. WL nr i j i flff Vj cJ _, jM III ft 7 1 V II ' H ¥ h f ' vM 5f ' a f 141 . - Right: Mr. Tanner discusses material with Mrs Kay McPeake, Faculty Secretary. Below: Mr. Greer enjoys beautiful autumn weather between classes. 1 ■Xli • • • % ; ■P 142 Sociology Department Offers Many Interims All areas of the Department of Sociology, Social Work and Family Development were represented in Interim projects during the month of January. Each division of the department had an interim designed to interest any student. They included: Meditation, Sewing for Self and Home, Observations in Health and Welfare Agencies, Sights and Sounds of Social Movements, and Sociology of American Religious Sects. Also sponsored by the department was a Fall Symposium of Social Work on September 26, 1978. These guests from the University of Tennessee School of Social Work spoke to social work majors and all interested students. Left: Dr. Bates rides his bike to Lambuth. Above: Ms. Joy Finney enjoys casual walk on campus. 143 Above: Mr. Eddleman shows Sara Utterback how to apply makeup for the theatre. Right: Mr. Neely adjusts equipment for theatre productions. Speech And Drama Sees Innovations For the Department of Speech and Drama, 1978-79 was a very active year. For the first time the Lambuth Theatre presented its summer stock season in a very successful dinner theatre format, staging A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM and 6 RMS RI V VU. The regular season ' s bill included CARNIVAL, THE TAMING OF THE SHREW, HAY FEVER, and DEATH OF A SALESMAN. Members of the department recruited talented students through visits to high school theatre productions, both in and out of state, and at the Southeastern Theatre Conference. The department hosted the Tennessee Theatre Association Convention and accepted an invitation to participate in the Kentucky State Thespian Convention. Other areas in speech and drama also saw innovations. A traveling Lambuth Readers Theatre troupe was formed to take a variety of programs to high schools and junior colleges. WLAM was reorganized to offer a greater variety in campus radio programming. In addition to hosting again its annual High School Forensic Tournament, the department entered some of its own students in competition in the Tennessee Forensic Association Tournament. Below: Mr. Byrum lectures to Phonetics class. 145 146 ATHLETICS ' ♦V A y 1979 Varsity Base Left to right, 1st row Scott Turner Billy DeBerry John Croom Gary Reed Mike Adderly Tim Taylor Ricky Brinkley Bruce Maddox 2nd row: Bill Rogers EdTanzi Tony Cacciaputl Donny Andriano John Burgi David Miller ChipGaffney Robbie Brison Russ Mills Terry Smith 3rd row: Richard Murphy Ed Glover Terry Bachman Tommy Martin Austin Fesmire Bob Van Meter Alan Sanders Joe Wallace Randy Hostetler Jeff Schippman Ron Driver David Morris Mike Snure Baseball Teams Post Winning Record Under the guidance of Coach Jack Russell, the baseball team has had a successful year. They finished their 1977- 78 season with a 19-10 record. 1978 Senior Alan Sanders was elected to the All-Volunteer State Athletic Conference team. Above left: Bob Van Meter at pitcher ' s mound. Above right: Lambuth College Eagles 1977-78 Team. Right: Coach Jack Russell watches action from the dugout. 148 Left: At the base, a Lambuth player keeps a close watch on the batter. Below: Eagles ' offense prepares to steal base. Bottom: A Lambuth player prepares to throw the ball. ' ■« ■- . .■- ■149 Right: Bob Van Meter prepares to deliver ball to batter. Below: Eagles warm up and watch action from the bullpen. Bottom: Spectators view action from the other side of the fence. I -• ' ■' ■' fj 150 feS ' : ;£■£$ m ' - mm m M Above left: Varsity team members leave the bullpen after a close game. Above right: Lambuth player advances to base. Left: Eagles ' supporters observe baseball action. 151 I !■ ■ . m , m mp i u.y rnj ii ui ' i ' iu. LJ.i Above: Eagles play defense against opposing team. Right: A Lambuth player catches a fly ball. K 1 f  • . ' 152 - - ' .-Tit ' • « .• -■.««►  rflK - . W W- V% J -A . Volleyball Team Provides Exciting Games Coached by Mrs. Norma Ellis, the 1979 Varsity Volleyball Team ended the season with a 19-21 record. Although ending with more losses than victories, the team did not fail to provide close and exciting games. Even though Senior Melodie Schmidt will not be returning, many other players will provide a good foundation for next year ' s team. Left: Nancy LePinnet returns ball to opponents. Below left: The 1979 Varsity Volleyball Team. Left to right: (Seated) Leda Whitwell, Kathy Gibeault, Lisa Davis. (Kneeling) Marcia Lewis, Debbii Exum. Mary Elizabeth Smith, Karen Holley. (Standing) Manager Karen Trusty, Melodie Schmidt, Nancy LePinnet, Debbie Wright, Karen Vandeven, Coach Norma Ellis. 53 Volleyball Team Shows Improvement Top left: Teammates aid Kathy Gibeault. Top right: Mrs. Ellis coaches team between games. Right: Nancy LePinnet prepares to return the ball. 154 les Win Honors an All-Around Team effort, all five starters 1 in double figures and shot better than fifty The team averaged 90.2 pts. per game, shot 52.2% i from the free throw line. nors Included: McKinney-Bicentennial All Tournament Team. ' artindale-NAIA District 24 Player of the Week; vision All VSAC Team. Terry Martin-NAIA 3 layer of the Week twice; MVP-Western 1-VSAC Team; VSAC All Star Team; J All Tournament Team; District 24 All Star n Scoring in District 24 statistics of the ssociation of Intercollegiate Athletics. Lett: Karen Hoi tm g 0es U p f or two a g a i ns t Union University. Bottom left: Mft arm up before game Bottom rights Bray talks to Tony Dawson, David Gholston, and Ron le Randall Moore and Ed Martindale rest on the bench. 157 drian Nathaniel shoots from the free throw line, aft: 1979 Varsity Basketball Team, left: Coach Bray talks to freshmen before they enter the game. Left to right: (Seated) David Wilkins, Ray Walters, David Delk, Randall Moore. (Kneeling) Ron John- son, Reggie Kilzer, David Gholston, Brent Dreher, Tony Dawson. (Standing) Rodney Barker, Ed lartindale, Malcolm McKinney, Adrian Nathaniel, Terry Martin, John Phillips, David Bartlett, oach Bray. 154 Volleyball; Lead Shows Improv SAC Top left: Teammatesyear, our Men ' s Top right: Mrs. Ellis coaches fprovement over Right: Nancy LePinnet prep Division of the rence. At the very .heir refined ability , Tournament. In the beat Lane College 95- xificult game. During the tournament, our team was deman; the score was 94-83. ihe team continued to provide a with extremely exciting games. js up to January 20, 1979, Terry Martin ..coring and Ed Martindale ranked fifth in net 24 statistics of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. clagles also posted the best season record in the listory, with a 20-8 record. Coach Pepper Bray jsen Coach of the year. Although Senior Malcolm -lcKinney will be missed, the team looks forward to another great year in 1980. Eagles Win Honors Paced by an Ail-Around Team effort, all five starters averaged in double figure s and shot better than fifty percent. The team averaged 90.2 pts. per game, shot 52.2% and 72.3% from the free throw line. Team Honors Included: Malcolm McKinney-Bicentennial All Tournament Team. Edward Martindale-NAIA District 24 Player of the Week; Western Division All VSAC Team. Terry Martin-NAIA District 24 Player of the Week twice; MVP-Western Division All-VSAC Team; VSAC All Star Team; Bicentennial All Tournament Team; District 24 All Star Team; 2nd in Scoring in District 24 statistics of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. Left: Terry Martin goes up for two against Union University. Below: Eagles warm up before game. Bottom: Coach Bray talks to Tony Dawson, David Gholston, and Ron Johnson while Randall Moore and Ed Martindale rest on the bench. 157 m? . ' 1 Bottom left: Ray Walters sinks a shot from the free throw line. Right: Ed Martindale goes up for a lay-up as the opposing team members and Lambuth Top left: Coach Bray reflects on plaque commermorating his 100th win while coaching 1 5 Middle left: The crowd supports Eagles. Eagles look on. at Lambuth. Left: Malcolm McKinney dribbles down the floor. Below: Adrian Nathanial goes up for two against the Freed-Hardeman Bisons.  -— - - i 3r - Jm jWk 1 rli WSBL I Left: Terry Martin shoots from the corner. Above: David Gholston attempts a shot to aid the Eagles ' offensive efforts. 159 Top left: Valerie Poston shoots two for the Eaglettes. Above: Vickey Poston puts a shot up amidst Belmont defense. Right: The crowd watches the game a s cheerleaders add spirit. 160 Eaglettes Win VSAC Tournament Once again displaying their tremendous skills, the Eaglettes provided their spectators with a successful basketball season. The team took a trip to New Orleans, where they were victorious over the University of New Orleans; the score was 65-47. The 1979 Eaglettes ended a successful season beating rival Union University in the Women ' s Volunteer State Athletic conference. This year ' s starters included Kim Blurton, Brenda Moore, Valerie Poston, Vickey Poston and Donna Sweeney. With only one graduating team mate (Kim Blurton) they are expected to do just as well during the next season. Left: Rosalind Croom prepares to put the ball into play. Below right: Brenda Moore puts up two for the Eaglettes. Above: Left to right: (1st row) Lynn Howard, Betsy Clayton, Barbar McConnell. Christy Smith, Lisa Cocke and Shirlene Jones. (2nd row) Dianna Coleman, Missy Walsh, Kim Blurton, Mary Fuller, Donna Sweeney and Mary Clayton. (3rd row) Coach Roscoe Williams, Pat Aderson, Rosalind Croom, Brenda Moore, Vickey Poston, Gwen Martin and Coach Jack Russell. 161 Right: Valerie Poston shoots for Eaglettes. Below: Dianna Coleman and Christy Smith guard Union basketball player. Right: Pat Anderson shoots a lay-up. Far right: The Eaglettes utilize their passing defense. 162 Left: Senior Kim Blurton provides spark for team mates. Below: Missy Walsh, Lisa Cocke and Dianna Coleman prepare to leave after Eaglette victory. Bottom: Donna Sweeney dribbles for shot against rival Union University. 5 163 Right: Laurie Bates returns opponent ' s lob. Below: Coach Norma Ellis and Sue Jones discuss team statistics. Bottom: Nancy LePinnet and Laurie Bates work together during doubles game to return ball. i .- • If 164 !!! Itli ■g Si | 1 ' ' ' i Women ' s Tennis Prepare For Next Season Working hard and offering good sports action, the Women ' s Varsity Tennis Team looks forward to a better season next year. Coached by Mrs. Norma Ellis, the team has three returning players, Laurie Bates, Kathy Hardaway and Nancy LePinnet. Top left: Members of the 1978 team: (Kneeling) Sue Jones, Nancy LePinnet. (Standing) Coach Norma Ellis, Debbie Derden, Kathy Hardaway, Laurie Bates. Top right: Sue Jones delivers forehand to opponent. Left: Doubles partners await serve. 165 Men ' s Tennis Team Show Improvement Although finishing 7-11, the Men ' s Varsity Tennis Team enjoyed a promising year. They also finished 5 — 7 in the Volunteer State Athletic Conference. Under the leadership of Coach Roscoe Williams, they expect a better season in 1979. Above: Members of the 1979 Men ' s Varsity Tennis Team: (Kneeling) Ben Anderson. Richard Bacon. (Standing) Ernest Lawrence, Tripp Cocke, Bill Williams, Randy Bedwell, Coach Roscoe Williams. Right: Chuck Carter executes backhand during game. • 166 I Mil 1 1 ||iijl ■71 11 ! Left: Richard Bacon delivers backhand during the course of the game. Below: Spectators watch progress of the tennis match. Bottom: Bill Williams and John Henton demonstrate the intricacies of playing doubles. 167 Cheerleaders Give Crowds Enthusiastic Greetings Promoting spirit among Lambuth fans, the 1978-79 Cheerleading Squad attended all home games for both the Men ' s and Women ' s Varsity Basketball Teams. Consisting of eight girls, the squad lead cheers and performed stunts during timeouts and did a pom-pon routine during halftime. Above left: Benita Dupree and Cathy Cravan lead cheers during game action. Above right: Members of the 1979 Squad: (Kneeling) Debra Tate, Benita Depree. (Standing) Penny Greer, Shannon Wilder, Genita Dupree, Cathy Craven. (Above) Julie Hayward, Joy Watlington. Right: Genita Dupree and Penny Greer lead cheer during timeout. 168 Left: Cheerleaders Genita Dupree, Penny Greer, and Debra Tate watch close game between Eagles and David Lipscomb Bisons. Below: Entire squad during the game as they cheer before the crowd. Bottom: During a timeout, the squad performs stunts. rt TJKS 169 ctivities wi tradit ' lents. Kee en compete vents sue ' ollevball, and basketball in the fall. In ai ' ts participated in to; L W • • . ,.• . - 1 ■• JL • ; ; «k R ♦ ► « • 4 •i ym. .« ■i fT •gHWp| ' ■friidft ifc : ■■■■' - ■■■■f 5 ! TP  •  - -  mm 1. H ♦ , «• ' |f ;■ % . M u UJ MI Mk •( s. % .4 CLASSES zzzx . :■' , :•■: s m m 175 Lazarus Akpanekanem, Nigeria Derrick Allen. Memphis. TN Charles Benjamin Anderson, Jackson, TN Lisa Gail Anderson, Jackson. TN David C. Andrews, Mount Dora. FL Terance Edward Bachman, Maitland, FL William Kent Bailey, Bartlett. TN Abigail Barnes, Texarkana. TX Laurie Ann Bates, Nashville. TN Mary Virginia Bean, Jackson. TN Kimberly Ann Blurton, Humboldt. TN James Louis Board, St. Louis. MO Gary Young, Senior Class President Gertie Bolds, Ripley, TN Kemp May Boyd, Caruthersville. MO Charles Michael Brady, Gleason, TN Teressa Ann Briley, Jackson, TN Seniors 176 Deborah Dian Bryant, Jackson, TN Susan Elizabeth Cain, Selmer, TN Richard Snellgrove, Senior Class Vice- President John Lee Castellaw, Alamo, TN Robert A. Chamberlain, Jr., Joelton, TN Glenn Peter Chapman, Selmer, TN Mary Louise Chatman, Milan, TN Ellen Shankle Clark, Covington, TN Craig Calvin Clay, Worthington, OH Pamela Jones Conger, Jackson, TN Michael Ray Cook, Nashville, TN Vida Jeanette Cooper, Jackson, TN Martha Jayne Cromwell, Paducah, KY Susan Nannette Daniel, Memphis, TN Robert Hugh Davenport, Jackson, TN Carol Ann Davis, Alamo, TN Charles C. Davis, Jackson, TN 77 Temia Humphreys, Senior Class Secretary Ruth May Davis, Bardwell, KY Sherleta Davis, Mounds, IL Mary Leslie Dawson, Covington, TN William Earl DeBerry, Tupelo, MS Kim Rene Dixon, Jackson, TN Cynthia Jean Dorton, White House, TN Patsy Terese Duck, Reagan, TN Pamela Ann Edmondson, Memphis, TN Betty Essary, Henderson, TN Cecil Austin Fesmire, III, Jackson, TN Kathryn Fonda, Memphis, TN Amy Doris Foster, Madison, TN William Maurice Franklin, Covington, TN Patrick Leigh Freeman, Jackson, TN Joseph Bernard Gaffney, IV, Jackson, TN Nancy Anne Gannon, Hickman. KY Seniors 178 Brenda Gail Gary, Henderson, TN Kathy Ellen Gibeault, Westport, CT Edward William Glover, Ripley, NY Rebecca Lou Goben, Columbus, OH James Eugene Goodale, Jr., Germantown, TN James Albert Graves, Jackson, TN Eartha La Verne Grimes, Jackson, TN Lesia Harper, Maury City, TN Marion Elizabeth Helms, Humboldt, TN Linda Rena Henry, Memphis, TN Marsha Lynne Hilsdon, Memphis, TN John Donald Hoag, Winter Park, FL James Lester Hughes, Jackson, TN Temia Kay Humphreys, Wingo, KY Jayne Rushing, Senior Class Treasurer Andrea Rochelle Jeans, Memphis, TN Renie Vinson Johnson, Millington, TN 179 Patsy Nobles Jones, Jacks Creek, TN Belinda Kay Jordan, Jackson, TN Garey Michael Keltner, Memphis, TN Elizabeth Deann Kolwyck, Waverly, TN Yoshie Kurosaki, Tokyo, Japan George Langdon, Enfield, CT Ernest Tomlinson Lawrence, Jackson, TN Mark James Lewis, Jackson, TN David Keith Lindsey, McKenzie, TN Dennis Lytle, Memphis, TN Elsie Albertine McBride, Jackson, TN Edward McCollum, Woodland Mills, TN John Cundiff McDonald, Memphis, TN Teresa McGhee, Memphis, TN Malcolm McKinney, Jackson. TN Rhonda Ann McMillen, Pulaski, TN Seniors Flag football provides excitement during the fall semester. 180 ' , «nkt ' ■V Togas become appropriate dress for students of World Literature. Elizabeth McNeil Martin. Gallatin, TN William Sheffield Massey. Jr., Memphis. TN Patricia Lynne May, Covington. TN David Melton, Memphis. TN Kim lone Mercer. Memphis. TN F. Bruce Mitchell. Bethel Springs. TN Rebecca Sadler Mitchell, Jackson. TN Joseph Harold Montgomery, Jackson. TN Ava Yolander Moten, Jackson, TN William Gary Nelson, Jackson, TN Carolyn Deloris Newbern, Medon. TN Virginia Ray Nevvbill, Jackson, TN Marsha Ann Oldham, Memphis, TN Brent Paterson, Kingston, PA Cynthia Annette Peddy, Henderson, TN Linda Dawn Phillips, Memphis, TN 181 Janice Lea Pickett, Memphis, TN Regina Carole Polk, Nashville, TN Steven Robert Powell, Siloam Springs, AK Susan Parker Raines, Jackson, TN Anthony Milton Rampley, Jackson, TN Tommy Darel Reeves, Lexington, TN Julie Ann Rybolt, Nashville, TN Melodie Cea Schmidt, Babylon, NY Ora Walter Scott, Memphis, TN Kristie Ann Sears, Memphis, TN Susan Elizabeth Shires, Memphis, TN Anil Jai Singh, Hampton, NJ Elizabeth Atkins Smith, Jackson, TN Kathryn Leah Smith, Collierville, TN Kathy Ann Smith, Alamo, TN Richard Lewis Snellgrove, Jackson, TN Michael James Snure, Little Rock, AK Virginia Slackens, Jackson, TN Donda Faith Stallins, May field, KY 182 Terry Anthony Stephens, Humboldt, TN Ramona Stevenson, Brownsville, TN Susan Elizabeth Swaim, Jackson, TN Phillip Alan Sykes, Paris, TN Janet Sparks Tackett, Selmer, TN Edward Ralph Tanzi, Winter Park, FL Joseph Thomas, Savannah, TN Dwight Cooke Tomlin, Jackson, TN Sara Lee Utterback, Memphis, TN Jane Bowden Venters, Huntsville, AL Mary Cecile Wade, Trenton, TN Melinda Gail Webb, Brownsville, TN Ronald Keith Whitman, Jackson, TN Gregory Bryant Wilkerson, Memphis, TN Bill Morris Williams, Lebanon, TN Julia Elder Willis, Friendship. TN Norma Yelverton, Middleton, TN Gary Thomas Young, Alamo, TN 183 — A — LAZARUS AKPANEKANEM Economics DERRICK ALLEN Social Work Black Student Union — Executive Officer, Sergeant-at-arms, Co-Chairman — Program Committee CHARLES BENJAMIN ANDERSON Chemistry Gamma Beta Phi; Omicron Phi Tau-Herald, American Chemical Society — President; Ten- nis; Dean ' s List; Student Committee to the Board of Trustees LISA GAIL ANDERSON English DAVID ANDREWS Restaurant Hotel Management Dorm President; Dorm Vice-President; Intra- mural — Swimming — B — GERTIE BOLDS Social Work KEMP MAY BOYD Elementary Education CHARLES MICHAEL BRADY Psychology Sigma Phi Epsilon — Guard Controller; Intra- murals TERESSAANNBRILEY Speech Drama SGA — Miss Lambuth Visitation Commit- tees, Co-Chrm., Spirit Committee; Lambuth Theatre; Alpha Psi Omega — Secretary; Cheerleader; Alpha Xi Delta — Marshall, His- torian, Songleader, Journal Correspondent, Philanthropy Chrm., Membership Chrm., Vice-President; Panhellenic Council — Vice- President; Dean ' s List; Orientation Counselor DEBORAH DIAN BRYANT Elementary Education Gamma Beta Phi Scholarship Award NITA ELIZABETH BUCK Elementary Education — c — GLENN PETER CHAPMAN Social Studies Choir, Kappa Alpha Order — Projects Chrm.; Dean ' s List MARY LOUISE CHATMAN Bank Management ELLEN SHANKLE CLARK Music CRAIG CALVIN CLAY Hotel Restaurant Management SGA — Food Committee; LANTERN; Lam- buth Theatre, Alpha Psi Omega PAMELA JONES CONGER Elementary Education PhiMu MICHAEL RAY COOK Hotel Restaurant Management Band; SGA — Food Committee VIDA JEANETTE COOPER Biology Intramurals MARTHA JAYNE CROMWELL Elementary Education Sigma Kappa — Treasurer; Dorm President; Dormitory Counselor TERANCE EDWARD BACHMAN General Business WILLIAM KENT BAILEY General Business JOAN BANKS Social Work ABIGAIL BARNES Elementary Education Phi Mu Fraternity LAURIE ANN BATES Elementary Education Tennis MARY VIRGINIA BEAN Business Management GRIFFIN BLAND General Business SGA Food Committee KIMBERLY BLURTON Elementary Education SGA — Senator, Secretary of Communica- tions; Miss Lambuth Committee, Basketball; Sigma Kappa — Assistant Social Chairman, Pledge Trainer; Homecoming Royalty — 1st maid; Orientation Counselor JAMES LOUIS BOARD General Business SUSAN ELIZABETH CAIN English Concert Choir, Touring Choir, Kaleidescope; Phi Mu — Membership Director, Scholarship Chrm.; Gamma Beta Phi; SNEA, Omicron Phi Tau; Phi Alpha Theta, Lambda Iota Tau; Dean ' s List JOHN MAYGER CARSON Art CHARLES BALLARD CARTER, JR. English SGA — Senator, Entertainment Committee; Sophomore Class President; Tennis; Kappa Sigma — Ritual Guard, Secretary, Social Chairman, President; Orientation Counselor; Student Committee to the Board of Trustees JOHN LEE CASTELLAW General Business ROBERT CHAMBERLAIN, JR. English SGA — Student Academic Affairs Committee; Sensitivity Committee; VISION; Dorm Trea- surer; Dorm Counselor; Gamma Beta Phi — Secretary, Treasurer; Omicron Phi Tau; Lambda Iota Tau; American Chemical Soci- ety; Dean ' s List; Competitive Honor Scholar- ship, Hattie G. Watkins Educational Scholar- ship Award — D — SUSAN NANNETTE DANIEL Philosophy SGA — Senator; Sigma Kappa — Correspond- ing Secretary; Lambda Iota Tau — Vice-Presi- dent; Cheerleader; Dean ' s List ROBERT HUGH DAVENPORT Chemistry CAROL ANN DAVIS Elementary Education CHARLES DAVIS General Business Dormitory President; WLAM Manager, Announcer RUTH MAY DAVIS Business Data Processing LANTERN; Kappa Delta Kappa — Worship Committee; Visitation Committee; Dean ' s List SHERLETA DAVIS Elementary Education MARY LESLIE DAWSON Elementary Education SGA — Secretary of Communications, Sena- tor, Vice-President; Visitation, Communica- tion, Academic Affairs, Orientation, Adminis- trative Committees; Student Committee to the 184 Board of Trustees; Campus Congregation — Council, Adopt-a-Grandparent Chairperson, One-to-One Committee; Dormitory Vice-Pres- ident; Dorm Council; SNEA; Gamma Beta Phi; Kappa Alpha Sweethearts Club; Omicron Phi Tau WILLIAM EARL DEBERRY Business Data Processing Baseball; Kappa Alpha Order — Correspond- ing Secretary, Vice-President; Dean ' s List KIM RENE DIXON Social Work Social Work Club, Black Student Union CYNTHIA DORTON Elementary Education SGA — Senator, Visitation, Food Spirit Committees; LANTERN; Concert Band, Jazz Band; Concert Choir; Touring Choir; Kaleido- scope Pit Orchestra; Volleyball — Statistician; Manager; Mascot; SNEA; Dorm Council; Dorm Counselor; Phi Mu Fraternity — Son- gleader, Intramurals Chairman, Panhellenic Delegate, Director of All-Sing PATSY TERESE DUCK Interior Design Phi Mu Fraternity PAMELA ANN EDMONDSON Interior Design BETTY ESSARY Social Work — G — JOSEPH BERNARD GAFFNEY, IV Accounting Baseball NANCY ANNE GANNON Hotel Restaurant Management Concert Band; Jazz Band; Dorm President; Home Economics Association; Gamma Beta Phi; Phi Mu Fraternity; Panhellenic Delegate BRENDA GAIL GARY Accounting KATHY ELLEN GIBEAULT Interior Design Volleyball, Concert Choir EDWARD WILLIAM GLOVER Health Physical Education Baseball REBECCA LOU GOBEN Social Work Social Work Club — President; SGA — Food Committee JAMES EUGENE GODDALE, JR Biology AIBS JAMES ALBERT GRAVES Health Physical Education Interfraternity Council — President; Baseball; Kappa Sigma — Pledge Trainer, House Man- ager; Intramurals ROBERT STEVE GREENWAY Social Studies Trainer, President; SNEA; Panhellenic Coun- cil; ASID; Gamma Beta Phi; Omicron Phi Tau; Dean ' s List LINDA RENA HENRY Speech Hearing Pathology SGA — Chief Justice, Senator, Spirit Commit- tee Chairperson; Student Services Committee; Student Committee to the Board of Trustees; Sensitivity Committee; Sophomore Class Treasurer, Campus Congregation; Black Stu- dent Union — Choir Director; Homecoming Court; Franklin K. Billings Outstanding Soph- omore Award MARSHA LYYNE HILSDON Interior Design Miss Lambuth Court JOHN DONALD HOAG Health Physical Education Baseball JAMES LESTER HUGHES Accounting SGA — Secretary of Academic Affairs; Fresh- man Justice; Junior Justice; Judicial Student Academic Affairs Committees; Lambuth The- atre; Campus Congregation — Worship Com- mittee; Kappa Sigma — Treasurer, Rush Com- mittee; Gamma Beta Phi; Omicron Phi Tau; J. R. Hyde Scholar; Dean ' s List; Student Com- mittee to the Board of Trustees TEMIA KAY HUMPHREYS Elementary Education LANTERN; Senior Class Secretary; Dorm Council; Dorm Counselor -J- — F — CECIL AUSTIN FESMIRE, III Social Studies Baseball KATHRYN FONDA Interior Design Miss Lambuth Committee; Alpha Omicron Pi — Co-Historian, Social Chrm., Scholarship Chrm.; ASID — President; Gamma Beta Phi AMY DORIS FOSTER Interior Design WILLIAM MAURICE FRANKLIN Religion Commuter Students Organization — Presi- dent PATRICK LEIGH FREEMAN General Business Kappa Alpha Order EARTHA LAVERNE GRIMES Sociology Cheerleader; Orientation Counselor — H — KATHLEEN HARDAWAY Health Physical Education Choir; Tennis; Phi Mu Fraternity; Panhellenic Officer — Treasurer LESIA HARPER Social Sciences MICHAEL JOSEPH HARTZ Health Physical Education MARION ELIZABETH HELMS Elementary Education SGA — Food Entertainment Committees; Junior Class Secretary; Alpha Omicron Pi — Social Chrm., Rush Chrm., Assistant Pledge ANDREA R. JEANS Biology Campus Congregation; Black Student Union — Secretary; SGA — Visitation, Spirit Com- mittees, Kappa Delta Kappa; AIBS RENIE VINSON JOHNSON Elementary Education Gamma Beta Phi, Dean ' s List PATSY NOBLES JONES Elementary Education BELINDA KAY JORDAN Interior Design — K — GAREY MICHAEL KELTNER Accounting SGA — Entertainment Committee; Intramu- rals; Kappa Sigma — Vice-President; Guard 185 ELIZABETH KOLWYCK Bank Management Concert Band, Concert Choir, Jazz Band, Touring Choir, Kaleidoscope, Phi Mu Frater- nity — Chaplain, Alumni Relations YOSHIE KUROSAKI Accounting RHONDA McMILLEN Fashion Merchandising; Kaleidoscope; Gamma Beta Phi; Home Economics; ASID; PhiMu ELIZABETH MARTIN Biology Alpha Omicron Pi — Philanthropic Chrm., Vice-president. Alpha Omicron Pi — Alumni Relations, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secre- tary, Pledge Class, Chaplain — o — — L — GEORGE LANGDON Management Kappa Sigma — House Manager ERNEST LAWRENCE Accounting Tennis; Gamma Beta Phi MARK JAMES LEWIS Biology American Chemical Society — President DAVID KEITH LINDSEY Music Education Concert Band; Jazz Band; Concert Choir DENNIS LYTLE Social Work Lambuth Theatre; Black Student Union Business Manager; Intramurals M — ELSIE ALBERTINE McBRIDE Social Work Black Student Union EDWARD McCOLLUM Business Data Processing JOHN CUNDIFF McDONALD Elementary Education Kappa Alpha — Scholarship Chrm., Trea- surer, President; Awards Committee Member; Student Affairs Committee; Orientation Coun- selor; Gamma Beta Phi; Omicron Phi Tau; Dean ' s List TERESA McGHEE Speech Drama SGA — Sophomore Justice; Spirit, Sensitivity, Committees; Black Student Union — Secre- tary-Treasurer; Alpha Psi Omega; Cheer- leader; Campus Congregation — Secretary; Dorm Hostess Chrm., FOCUS; Orientation Counselor MALCOLM McKINNEY Health Physical Education Basketball WILLIAM SHEFFIELD MASSEY Speech Drama Religion VISION, Lambuth Theatre; Campus Congre- gation; Kappa Delta Kappa — Worship Com- mittee; Sigma Phi Epsilon — Corresponding Secretary; Alpha Psi Omega — Treasurer PATRICIA LYNNE MAY English SGA — Communication Visitation Commit- tees; VISION; COFFEEHOUSE PAPERS Edi- torial Board; Concert Choir; Campus Congre- gation; Dorm Secretary; Sigma Kappa — 1st Vice-President; Lambda Iota Tau — President; JACKSON SUN Reporter; Kappa Alpha Sweetheart Club; Orientation Counselor DAVID WAYNE MELTON Biology SGA — Senator, Secretary of Academic Affairs, Student Affairs Committee; Campus Congregation — Treasurer, Chairperson; Intramurals, FOCUS KIM IONE MERCER Mathematics English SGA — Student Academic Affairs Committee; Sigma Kappa — Treasurer; Phi Alpha Theta — Secretary; Lambda Iota Tau; Gamma Beta Phi; Omicron Phi Tau; Sigma Epsilon Golden Hearts; Who ' s Who F. BRUCE MITCHELL Business Administration REBECCA MITCHELL Speech Hearing Therapy JOSEPH HAROLD MONTGOMERY Performance AVA YOLANDER MOTEN Psychology LANTERN, Black Student Union — N — WILLIAM GARY NELSON Business Data Processing CAROLYN DELORIS NEWBERN Biology Health Physical Education LANTERN, Basketball VIRGINIA RAY NEWBILL Health Physical Education SGA — Commuting Students Advisory Board; MARSHA ANN OLDHAM Management Jazz Band, Concert Band; Concert Choir; Phi Mu — Corresponding Secretary; Phi Alpha Theta — P — BRENT GORDON PATERSON Elementary Education SGA — Senior Justice, Sensitivity Visitation Committees; VISION, Sophomore Class Vice- President, Junior Class Vice-President, Dorm Counselor; Orientation Counselor; Phi Alpha Theta — President; SNEA — President; Sigma Phi Epsilon — Pledge Class President; Intra- mural Chrm., Golden Hearts Chrm. CYNTHIA PEDDY Piano Performance Concert Choir; Concert Band; Touring Choir; Jazz Band; Dean ' s List LINDA DAWN PHILLIPS Speech Hearing Miss Lambuth Committee; VISION; VISION Editorial Board; Freshman Class Vice-Presi- dent; Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class Treasurer; Panhellenic Treasurer; Sigma Kappa — 2nd Vice-President; Kaleidoscope JANICE LEA PICKETT Interior Design Concert Choir; Lambuth Theatre; Sigma Kappa; Dorm Council; Sigma Phi Epsilon Gol- den Heart REGINA CAROLE POLK Accounting Concert Band; Concert Choir; Touring Choir; Dorm Officer; Gamma Beta Phi; Phi Mu STEVEN ROBERT POWELL Mathematics — R — SUSAN PARKER RAINES Religion SGA — Senator; LANTERN; VISION; Cam- pus Congregation; Phi Mu — Vice-President 186 ANTHONY MILTON RAMPLEY Accounting TOMMY DAREL REEVES Accounting EDWARD DANIEL ROBINSON History DENNIS WAYNE RONGEY Chemistry Biology SGA — Academic Committee; American Chemical Society; Gamma Beta Phi; Sigma Phi Epsilon RHONDA JAYNE RUSHING Business Education SGA — Senator; Senior Class Treasurer; Alpha Omicron Pi — Recording Secretary, Pledge Class Treasurer JULIE ANN RYBOLT Social Work Phi Mu, Home Economics, Campus Congrega- tion — Council, Sigma Phi Epsilon — Golden Heart — s MELODIE SCHMIDT Biology LANTERN, Volleyball, Phi Mu — Social Chairman ORA WALTER SCOTT General Business KRISTIE ANN SEARS Social Work Sigma Kappa — Chaplain, Recommendations; Panhellenic — Officer, President; Kappa Alpha Sweetheart, Kappa Alpha Rose SUSAN ELIZABETH SHIRES Social Work LANTERN; Volleyball; Sensitivity Club; Phi Mu — Vice-President ANIL JAI SINGH Chemistry ELIZABETH ATKINS SMITH Accounting Gamma Beta Phi; Omicron Phi Tau KATHRYN SMITH English SGA — Senator, Student Faculty Academic Affairs, Student Affairs; LANTERN Editorial Board; Campus Congregation Council; FOCUS Committee; Sigma Kappa — P anhel- lenic Delegate, President; Gamma Beta Phi; Omicron Phi Tau, Lambda Iota Tau, Aca- demic Marshall KATHY ANN SMITH Elementary Education SNEA RICHARD LEWIS SNELLGROVE Biology SGA — Senator, Visitation, Sensitivity Entertainment Committees; LANTERN Edito- rial Board; LANTERN VISION Photogra- pher; Senior Class Vice-President; American Chemical Society; AIBS — President; Sigma Phi Epsilon — Rush Chrm., Orientation Coun- selor; Lambuth Advanced Admissions Coun- selor MICHAEL JAMES SNURE English Baseball; Dorm Counselor; Orientation Coun- selor; Phi Alpha Theta; Lambda Iota Tau; Sigma Phi Epsilon DONDA FAITH STALLINS Music Education TERRY ANTHONY STEPHENS English VISION Business Manager; Concert Band; Jazz Band; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Gamma Beta Phi — Vice-President; Lambda Iota Tau — Secretary-Treasurer; Academic Marshall Dean ' s List RAMONA STEVENSON Elementary Education Gamma Beta Phi SUSAN ELIZABETH SWAIM Biology PHILLIP ALAN SYKES Biology LANTERN Copy Editor; C oordinator — Reli- gious Activities Center; Campus Congregation — Council; Gamma Beta Phi — President; AIBS; American Chemical Society; Omciron Phi Tau T — JANET TACKETT Elementary Education EDWARD TANZI General Business Baseball JOSEPH THOMAS Biology Chemistry EDDIE VAN THOMPSON Interior Design DWIGHT COOKE TOMLIN General Business — u — SARA LEE UTTERBACK Speech Drama Touring Choir; Concert Choir; Lambuth Thea- tre; Alpha Psi Omega — Vice-President, Sec- retary; Phi Mu — Reference Chrm., Corre- sponding Secretary, President; Orientation Counselor — V — JANE VENTERS Elementary Education Concert Choir; Touring Choir; Concert Band; Campus Congregation; Phi Mu — Ritual Chrm., Recording Secretary; Phi Alpha Theta — w— MARY CECILE WADE Interior Design Miss Lambuth MELINDA GAIL WEBB Elementary Education Miss Lambuth RONALD KEITH WHITMAN Management GREGORY BRYANT WILKERSON Religion English SGA — Food, Committee Chrm., Senator, Freshman Class President; Parents ' Weekend Committee; Campus Congregation — Council; Kappa Delta Kappa — Worship Committee; Sigma Phi Epsilon — Secretary of Academics; Interfraternity Council — Treasurer; Gamma Beta Phi; Lambda Iota Tau BILL MORRIS WILLIAMS Marketing JULIA RUTH WILLIS Accounting Concert Choir; Touring Choir; Phi Mu — Assistant Rush Chrm. BARBARA WOOD Accounting — Y — NORMA PACE YELVERTON Family Development GARY THOMAS YOUNG Management Senior Class President; Kappa Alpha Order 187 Juniors Stan Young, Junior Class President Carla Gilliland, Junior Class Secretary Michael Adderly, Nassau, BA Rebecca Ahrens, Evansville, TN John Anderson, Memphis, TN Susan Angy, Memphis, TN David Bartlett, Memphis, TN David Bell, Sturgis, KY Susan Bland, Long Beach, MS Kathryn Blankenship, Jackson, TN Jim Blasick, Jackson, TN William Bliven, Louisville, KY Terry Blurton, Gates, TN Jay Boone, Nashville, TN John Boyance, Jackson, TN Gene Boyd, Jackson, TN Sarah Burnette, Memphis, TN Kay Carney, Jackson, TN George Chien, Hobart, NY Viola Chism, Jackson, TN Kathryn Clark, Clarksville, TN Carol Coats, Burlison, TN 188 Mary Cocke, Braden, TN Catherine Cole, Hickman. KY Carol Cook. Nashville. TN Kendra Cooper, Henderson. TN MaryCounce, Counce. TN Norma Creasy, Scotts Hill. TN Rosalind Croom, Jacksnn. TN Susan Dawkins, Memphis. TN Briggette Dazey, Cordova. TN Virginia Diamond, lackson. TN Nancy Dike, Jackson. TN Benita DuPree, Memphis. TN Genita DuPree, Memphis. TN John Dwyer, Memphis. TN Debbie Eison, Dyersburg, TN Tony Emison, Bells. TN Jeannine Ervin, Henderson. TN Debbie Exum, Jackson. TN Cleo Farr, Jackson. TN Jan Finnie, Carrollton. GA I Susan Bland, Junior Class Secretary Jo Ann Donelson, Junior Class Vice-President 189 Right: Donna Sweeny, Kathy Blankenship and friends water the plants in greenhouse. Below: Ron Langdon tries hoop in Sigma Kapers. Juniors Joe Freeman, Henderson, TN Harriett Gascoigne, Jackson, TN Carla Gilliland, Dyersburg, TN Forrestine Gray, Denmark, TN Ann Green, Friendship, TN Mary Greer, Jackson, TN Penny Greer, Jackson, TN Donald Griesheimer, Memphis, TN Tammy Harris, Finger, TN Paul Hearn, Tiptonville, TN Robert Henderson, Jackson, TN Betty Henry, Jackson, TN John Henton, Jackson, TN Barbara Hill, Jackson, TN Marilyn Hirth, Jackson, TN Karen Holley, Walton, KY Leslie Hunt, Henderson, TN Tai Chin Hwa, Jackson, TN Robert Irvin, Friendship, TN Beth Ann Johnson, Brownsville, TN 190 James Johnson, Denmark, TN Janet Johnson, Jackson, TN Janet Jones, Jackson, TN Virginia Jones, Jackson, TN Margaret Jordan, Jackson, TN Felicia Lott, Burlison. TN Melanie Lowry, Lexington, TN Jo Ann McClanahan, Humboldt, TN Ann Markham, Tiptonville, TN Brenda Mathews, Memphis, TN Mary Meacham, Nashville, TN Gina Melton, Henderson, TN Elizabeth Moore, Nashville, TN John Moore, Lebanon, TN Margaret Morgan, Franklin, TN Donna Moser, Jackson, TN Paul Mulliken, Memphis, TN Paul Mulroy, Union City, TN Judy Osborn, Jackson, TN Doneida Park, Friendship, TN Left: Randy Bedwell and Martha Stewart relax while watching action at Sigma Kapers. Above: Blanket race demands energy from participants at Sigma Kapers. 191 Right: Student uses trampoline equipment. Below: FOCUS speaker visits classrooms to address students. Juniors Larry Parsons, Ripley, MS Vivian Pauley, Jackson, TN Malissa Peacock, Tiptonville, TN Bryan Peddy, Henderson. TN Cynthia Perkins, Jackson, TN Donna Petty, Lexington, TN Cynthia Plunk, Dyersburg, TN Steve Porter, Millington. TN Diane Pulliam, Rossville, TN Carmen Ramirez, Bardwell, KY Mary Rhodes, Tigretl, TN Martha Rogers, Jackson, TN Philip Russell, Hope, AK Judy Sanders, Lexington, TN Jeffery Schippmann, Memphis, TN Hilary Sharkey, Sikeston, MO Theresa Short, Maury City, TN David Smith, Brownsville, TN Will Spence, Halls. TN Martha Stewart, Sturgis. KY 192 Gay Stockwell, Jackson, TN Donna Sweeney, Lobelville, TN Debra Tate, Memphis, TN James Thomas, Memphis, TN Kimberly Thomas, Lexington, TN Steve Thompson, Bartlett, TN Madeline Todd, Memphis, TN Terri Townsend, Bemis, TN Robert Tripp, Brownsville, TN Donna Tritt, Maury City, TN Emily Turner, Linden, TN William Walker, Jackson, TN Jacqueline Wallace, Jackson, TN Navara Wallace, Corinth, MS Vernon Weathers, Humboldt, TN Essie Weaver, Memphis, TN Mark Webber, Columbus, IN Darlene Weddle, Jackson, TN Raholanda White, Denmark, TN Valerie Wilkins, Jackson, TN Sandra Williamson, Denmark, TN Stanley Young, Alamo, TN Left: Spectators watch action closely during the Blue White game. Above: Kappa Alpha plays Kappa Sigma in flag football. 193 s o P h o m o r e s Asad Ahmad, Pakistan Sherry Allen, Dickson, TN John Archer, Paducah, KY Richard Bacon, Middlesboro, KY Shelia Barnett, Jackson, TN Dorothy Beaty, Memphis, TN Janice Bedford, Memphis, TN Jennifer Bishop, Franklin, TN Deborah Blurton, Savannah, TN Janice Bowman, Jackson, TN Cathy Bulle, Covington, TN Claire Burton, Nashville, TN Tony Cacciapuotti, Casselbcrry, FL Atitia Carter, Memphis, TN Thomas Christian, Warren, NJ Bill Sanderson, Sophomore Class President 194 Thomas Cole, Union City, TN Dianna Coleman, Henderson, TN Cathy Craven, Mount Juliet, TN Jim Curlin, Jackson, TN Lisa Davis, Jackson, TN Charles Donahoe, Michie, TN Jan Douglass, Memphis, TN Elizabeth Durrett, Nashville, TN Mary Fuller, Jackson, TN Patty Furlow, Memphis, TN Rob Gilbreath, Jackson, TN Luanne Gowan, Memphis, TN Pam Greer, Jackson, TN Lynn Halliburton, Trenton, TN Eleanor Harmon, Jackson, TN Bridged Treadway, Sophomore Class Vice-President. 195 s o P h o m o r e s Cheryl Harrison, Ripley, TN William Haynes, Brownsville, TN Julie Hayward, Memphis, TN David Hickey, Jackson, TN Ruth Hirth, Jackson, TN Randall Hostetler, Nabb, IN Sherri Huff, Clinton, KY Harold Hunt, Alamo, TN William Hurt, Jackson, TN Mary Jeanes, Memphis, TN Kerri Jeu, Memphis, TN Harvette Johnson, Henderson, TN Jean Lacher, Savannah, TN Ron Langdon, Enfield, CT George Lanier, Dyersburg, TN Lisa Davis, Sophomore Class Secretary. Nancy LePinnet. Walton. NY Leon Lewis, Dyersburg, TN Marcia Lewis, Memphis, TN David Likins, Nashville, TN Amy McClave, Turnersville, NJ Barry Matthews, Jackson, TN Thomas Maupin, Memphis, TN John Merriwether, Jackson, TN Paula Mischke, Murray, KY Laura Moffitt, Paducah. KY Brenda Moore, Linden. TN John Moss, Nashville, TN Terri Nicholson, Nashville, TN Edith Norton, Denmark, TN Keith Phelps, Covington, TN Karen Trusty, Sophomore Class Treasurer. 197 s o P h o m o r e s Harvest performs on Senior Day in the Memorial Chapel. John Phillips, Linden, TN Linda Piper, Delmont, PA Cheryl Pope, Jackson, TN Vickey Poston, Humboldt, TN Gay Rauchle, Jackson, TN Steve Reed, Jackson, TN Jerri Roberson, Memphis, TN Gloria Sampson, Jackson, TN Melinda Sanders, Memphis, TN Bill Sanderson, Kenton, TN Gary Schumacher, Memphis, TN Joy Shelby, Selmer, TN Anna Smith, Trenton, TN Kirk Smith, Collierville. TN Leslie Smith, Waverly, TN 198 Sally Williams, Jackson, TN Stephen Woolen, Whitcville, TN Patricia Taylor, Maion, TN Paula Taylor, Memphis, TN Bridged Treadway, Memphis, TN Karen Trusty , Memphis, TN Karen Vandeven, Whippuny, NJ Robert VanMeter, Charlcstown, IN Caroline Wade, Memphis, TN Ray Walters, Cermanlown, TN Lee Warren, Nashville, TN Joy Watlington, Jackson, TN Leda Whit well, Trenton, TN Shannon Wilder, Jackson, TN Clement Wilkins, Memphis, TN David Williams, Memphis, TN Joyce Williams, Memphis, TN David Delk passes ball in Blue and White game. 199 Freshmen Stephanie Aaron, Jackson, TN Cynthia Akers, Memphis. TN Rebecca Allen, Selmer. TN Patricia Anderson. Jackson. TN Bradley Archer. Memphis. TN Tina Argo, Nashville. TN Vicki Barker, Enville. TN Becky Bierman, Covington. TN Lisa Blauvelt. Wastfield. N] Melinda Blurton, Gates, TN Martha Boone. Nashville. TN Lynn Bothern, Jackson. TN David Brehmer, Cermantown. TN Catherine Brown, Beech Bluff. TN Paula Byrum, Jackson. TN Michael Camp, Alamo. TN Sharon Cardvvell, Nashville. TN Shannon Cate. Nashville. TN Judith Caudle. Memphis, TN Gaye Chandler. Clinton. KY Dejuana Clay. Memphis. TN Karen Cole, Trenton. TN Mark Collins. Humboldt. TN Valerie Combs, Covington. TN Mary Copher, Alamo. TN Belinda Corlew, Jackson. TN Jean-Anne Davis, Memphis. TN Margaret DePrato, Baton Rouge. LA Tina Doggett, Jackson. TN Albert Donelson, Memphis. TN 200 Far left: Stan Piatt. Freshman ( lass President. Left: Ian Aaron, Freshman ( lass Vice- President. Glenda Dorton, White House. TN Clayton Douglass, Memphis, TN Brent Dreher, Paducah. KY Regina Duncan. Gormantown, TN Patricia Dungan, Jackson, TN An Beth Edwards, Jackson, TN Lonnie Elder, Henderson, TN [anel Ellison, Trenton, TN |ames Emrich, Kenton, TN Lisa Fields, Jackson, TN Sue. Fletcher, Jackson. TN Kandy Francis, Memphis, TN lames Futrell, Birmingham, AL Kathy Calvin, Brownsville, TN Nancy German, Somerville. TN 201 Freshmen Richard Gilliam, Brownsville, TN Kim Gilliland, Brownsville, TN Lisa Gilliland, Memphis, TN Beverly Gladney, Jackson, TN Gigi Goldsmith, Memphis, TN Christine? Goodwin, Jackson, TN Martha Griffin, Somerville, TN Sally Hardgrave, Memphis, TN Sherry Hemby, Waverly, TN Vickie Hendrix, Camden, TN Kay Hereford, Nashville, TN Kimberly Hicks, Memphis, TN Gigi Hill, Brownsville, TN Steven Hill, Ripley, TN Phyllis Holland, Jackson, TN Janice Howard, Wingo, KY Lynn Howard, Henderson, TN Thomas Hough, Paducah, KY Belinda Hughes, Jackson, TN Louise Hughes, Memphis, TN Kathalynn Hunt, Dyersburg, TN Beth Hunt, Humboldt, TN Susan Jacobs, Memphis, TN Michael Johnson, Memphis, TN Nancy Johnson, Homewood, IL Robert Jones, Barlletl, TN Shirlene Jones, Henderson, TN Ken Kelly, Truman, AR Thomas Kilzer, Trenton, TN Jennie Kimble, Gadsden, TN 202 Far left: Kim Wilson, Freshman Class Secretary. Left: Kathy Stevenson. Freshman Class Treasurer. Richard Kinzer, Humboldt. TN Kim Kirby, Henderson. TN Lisa Langenbach, Germantown. TN Shawn Lease. Memphis. TN Angela Locke, Selmer. TN 4 vHt ' 4 — Barbara McConnell, Trenton. TN Kenneth McCullar. Jackson. TN Peggy Massey. Memphis. TN Lisa Matheny. Paragould. AR Mary Meeks. Memphis. TN Andy Moll, Lewiston. NY Susan Morris, Jackson. TN Dennis Mulder, Stantonville. TN Sean Murphy. Western Springs. IL Teresa Naylor, Dyersburg. TN 203 Freshmen Terry Own by, McKenzie, TN Rodney Parker, Obion, TN Lisa Peddy, Henderson, TN Greg Perry, Memphis, TN Paul Piatt, Millington, TN Carol Porter, Millington, TN Sandi Ramsey, Memphis. TN Patrick Ross, Milton, FL Sara Russ, Elbridge, TN Susan Russ, Elbridge, TN Elizabeth Sharp, Jackson, TN Mark Shelby, Covington, TN Susan Siebold, Randallstown, MD Terry Sims, Counce, TN Mary Elizabeth Smith, Jackson, TN Pamela Spitznas, Memphis, TN James Steed, Henderson, TN Maria Stephenson, Jackson, TN Mary Strobel, Bell Buckle, TN Ruth Stroh, Stuttgart, AR Allan Taylor, Memphis, TN Janet Taylor, Paris, TN David Thompson, Memphis, TN Mary Thompson, Cairo, 1L Teresa Trice, Jackson, TN Carol Tyson, Jackson, TN Carla Uttz, Covington, TN William Uttz, Covington, TN Angela Vaughn, Gates, TN Grady Vaughn, Millington, TN 204 Freshmen Fran Harper, Lynn Howard, and Sharon Hemby work on lab experiment in Biology. Sherryl Waldrip, Hickory Withe. TN Missy Walsh, Memphis. TN Marianne Wheatley, Paducah, KY Susan White, Jackson. TN Margaret Wiley, Nashville. TN Susan Willard, Glenwood, IL Ann Wilkins, Memphis. TN David Wilkins, Paducah. KY Howard Williams, Jackson. 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Cash Teller — Overdraft Protection May apply at any of our locations NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Member of FDIC 77c? turdl Sood Score residurdnt 700 Hollywood Jackson, Tennessee THE ATHLETE ' S FOOT OLD HICKORY MALL JACKSON, TN ■lb S , ■■. ■•■' '  %v - r Student Directory Aaron. Stephanie J., 4874 Cole Rd., Memphis, TN 38117 Aday, Glen C, 422 Greenwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Addcrley, Michael ]., P.O. Box 495, Nassau BA Ahmad, Asad S.. 92 C-2 Gulberg 3, Lahore, Pakistan Ahrens. Rebecca S., 1151 S. Vann Ave., Evansville, IN 47714 Akers, Cynthia E.. 5885 Poplar Pike Ext., Memphis, TN 38138 Akpanekanem, Akpan L., 358 Lincoln, Jackson, TN 38301 Allen. Derrick W.. 2019 Belmar, Memphis, TN 38106 Allen. Linda C, Box 186, Hornsby, TN 38044 Allen, Rebecca A., Box 265, Selmer, TN 38375 Allen. Sherry L., Rt. 6, Box 77, Dickson, TN 37055 Anderson, Charles B., 16 Wildwood, Jackson. TN 38301 Anderson. John S., 4849 Knight Arnold. Memphis, TN 38118 Anderson. Lisa G., 418 Division Ave., Jackson. TN 38301 Anderson, Patricia A.. 836 E. Main, Jackson, TN 38301 Andrews, David C, 1725 Overlook Dr., Mount Dora, FL 32757 Angy, Linda S., 3021 S. Edgeware Rd., Memphis, TN 38118 Archer, Bradley D., 3086 Scotland Rd., Memphis, TN 38128 Archer. James W., 1009 Brown St., Paris, TN 38242 Archer. John W., 5424 Reidland Rd., Paducah, KY 42001 Argo, Gladys T., 6524 Holt Rd., Nashville, TN 37211 Ashley, William H., 540 Lake St., Tiptonville, TN 38079 Bachman, Terance E., 1535 Glastonberry Rd., Maitland, FL 32751 Bacon, James R., 201 Edgewood Dr., Middlesboro, KY 40965 Badgett, William T., 7 Windwood Hill, Jackson, TN 38301 Bailey, William K., 5495 Woodlawn, Bartlett, TN 38134 Bain, Jeffrey N., 116 Channingway, Jackson, TN 38301 Baldwin, Ronnie, 602 Issac Hayes Dr., Dyersburg, TN 38024 Ballard, Thomas K., P.O. Box 3713, Jackson, TN 38301 Banks, Joan L., 112 E. 18th St., Benton, KY 42025 Barker, Peggy P., Rt. 3, Savannah, TN Barker, Vicki L., Rt. 1, Enville, TN 38332 Barnes, Abigail R., 3519 Olive, Texarkana, TX 75503 Barnett, Shelia M., 7lB Douglass Cts., Jackson, TN 38301 Bartlett, David W., 5380 Timmons Ave., Memphis, TN 38117 Bates, Laurie A., 786 Saussy PI., Nashville, TN 37205 Bean, Mary V., 43 Lilac, Jackson, TN 38301 Beaty, Dorothy R., 3529 Johnwood, Memphis, TN 38122 Bedford, Janice M., 1197 Sylvan, Memphis, TN 38107 Bedwell, Randall J., 108 Marilyn St., Paris, TN 38242 Bell, Cynthia L., 9 San Remo Dr., Hannibal, MO 63401 Bell, David N., 922 Adams, Sturgis, KY 42459 Bevis, James C, Apt. 33A, Cavalier Village, Jackson, TN 38301 Bewick, Keary A., 704 N. Old Suman Rd., Valparaiso, IN 46383 Bierman, Rebecca S., 1537 Evergreen St., Covington, TN 38019 Bishop, Jennifer D., 219 Maple Dr., Franklin, TN 37064 Bland, Griffin T., 804 East Beach, Long Beach, MS 39560 Bland, Susan P., 804 East Beach, Long Beach, MS 39560 Blankenship, Mary K., 65 Briarcliff, Jackson, TN 38301 Blasick, James D., 1 Wallace Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Blauvelt, Lisa M., 620 Green Briar Ct., Westfield, NJ 07090 Bliven, William M., 3105 Stonington Ct., Louisville, KY 40522 Blurton, Deborah J., Rt. 1, Box 98, Savannah, TN 38372 Blurton, Kimberly A.. Rt. 5. Humboldt. TN 38343 Blurton, Melinda J„ P.O. Box 215, Gates, TN 38037 Blurton, Terry M., P.O. Box 215, Gates, TN 38037 Board, James L., 12618 Brumley Dr., Bridgeton, MO 63044 Bolds, Gertie, 567 Lexington Ave.. Jackson, TN 38301 Bond, Debra A., 522 Magnolia St.. Jackson, TN 38301 Bonsteel, Elizabeth S., 211 Lake Terrace Dr.. Hendersonville. TN 37075 Boone, Martha S., 4307 Esles Rd.. Nashville. TN 37215 Boone, John L, 4307 Estes Rd., Nashville, TN 37215 Booth, John D., Rt. 3, Humboldt, TN 38343 Bothern, Linda J., 63 Garolane, Jackson. TN 38301 Bowman, Janice M., 328 N. Lindsey St., Jackson, TN 38301 Boyance, John A., Rt. 4, Jackson, TN 38301 Boyd, Brent T., P.O. Box 9, Savannah, TN 38372 Boyd, Harry E., 82 Bon Air. Jackson. TN 38301 Boyd, Kemp M., 17 Deerfiold Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Boyd, Molly M., 40 Deerfield Cove, Jackson. TN 38301 Boykin, Grady H., 274 Ridgemont, Jackson, TN 38301 Brady, Charles M.. Box 715, Grand Junction, TN 38039 Brehmer, David M., 7976 Neshoba Rd., Germantown, TN 38138 Bridges, Donna L, 1041 Campbell. Jackson, TN 38301 Briley, Teressa A.. 23 Chickasaw Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Brooks, Mark A., 1726 Stone Rd., Union City, TN 38261 Brown, Catherine A., Rt. 1, Box 356A, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Brown, Cynthia S., 40 Cannonhursl Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Brown, Debra J., 73 Idlewild, Jackson, TN 38301 Bryant, Deborah D., 2157 Hollywood Dr., Jackson. TN 38301 Bryson, Jackie L., Rt. 3, Somerville, TN 38068 Buck, David W., 25 Bayberry. Jackson, TN 38301 Buck, Nita E., 25 Bayberry, Jackson, TN Bulle, Catherine E., 1335 Roane, Covington, TN 38019 Burnett, Joanne M., Rl. 1, Box 301, Denmark, TN 38391 Burnette, Sarah E., 6468 Messick Rd., Memphis. TN 38138 Burton, Claire D., 4801 Briarwood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Bush, John M., 1118 South Hatchie. Brownsville, TN 38012 Butler, Steven L., Rt. 3, Jackson, TN 38301 Byrum, Paula O, 814 Russell Rd., Jackson. TN 38301 Cacciapuo ti, Anthony N., 137 Carriage Hill Dr., Casselberry, FL 32707 Cagle, Jimmy L., 19 Pueblo Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Cain, Susan E., P.O. Box 306, Selmer, TN 38375 Camp, Michael J., 615 East Park St., Alamo, TN 38001 Campbell, Tony L., 2459 Bridgeport Dr., Memphis, TN 381 14 Canovan, Jana K., 83 Elmwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Cardwell, Sharon D., 1354 Greenland Ave., Nashville, TN 37216 Carlton, Robert A., 15 Ridgeview, Jackson, TN 38301 218 Carney. Kay B.. 8 Whitfield Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Carroll. Charlie. 234 Dancy St., Jackson, TN 38301 Carson. John M.. 513 Lamhuth. Jackson, TN 38301 Carter. Atitia A.. 737 Wells Apt., D, Memphis, TN 38107 Carter. Charles B.. 404 Glen Oaks Rd., Bbnham, TX 75418 Carter. Desiree P.. 3383 Steve Rd., No. 5, Memphis, TN 38111 Casler. Arthur R.. Rt. 1. Box 303A, Burlison, TN 38015 Castellaw. John 1... Rt. 1, Alamo, TN 38001 Gate, Shannon E., 4329 Extes Rd., Nashville, TN 37215 Caudle. Judith A.. 3272 Lamphier, Memphis, TN 38112 Chamberlain. Robert A.. 8035 Whites Creek, Joelton, TN 37080 Chandler, Jeri C. P.O. Box 93, Clinton, KY 42031 Chapman, Glenn P.. 737 Country Club, Selmer, TN 38375 Chatman. Mary I... Rt. 3. Box 468. Milan. TN 38358 Chien. George A., P.O. Box 233, Hobarl, NY 13788 Chism, Viola. 219 Eden St., Jackson, TN 38301 Chreslman. Carroll E., 245 Bells, Alamo, TN 38001 Chrestman, Charlotte. 245 Bells. Alamo, TN 38001 Christian. Thomas ].. 14 Forest Dr., Warren. NJ 07060 Christmas. Elizabeth ].. P.O. Box 206. Mason, TN 38049 Chirk. Ellen S.. Rt. 2. Box 359C, Covington, TN 38019 Clark. Kathryn I... 423 Gaylewood Dr., Clarksville, TN 37040 Clay. Craig C. 232 Pinetree Dr.. Worthington, OH 43085 Clay. Dejuana D., 3302 Knight Rd.. Memphis, TN 38118 Clay. Marsha Z„ 4 Susan Cove, Jackson. TN 38301 Clayton. Betsy K.. 86 Elmwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Clayton. Mary E.. 86 Elmwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Cloar. Vicki P.. 268 Edenwood. Jackson. TN 38301 Coats. Carol 1... Rt. 1, Box 225. Burlison, TN 38015 Cocke. Mary L., Box 1321. Braden.TN 38010 Coffman, Rosa B., 9 Sandpiper, Jackson. TN 3830 1 Coggins. Suzanne, 634 Brister, Memphis, TN 38111 Cole. Catherine A.. 100 Union, Hickman, KY 42050 Cole. Karen R.. Rt. 5. Box 308, Trenton, TN 38382 Cole, Thomas M.. 1101 Edwards, Union City.TN 38261 Coleman, Diannia I,., Box 445, I lenderson, TN 38340 Collins. Mark K.. 2903 Vine St., Humboldt, TN 38343 Combs. Valerie J.. 355 Sunset Ave., Covington, TN 38019 Conkwright, Anthony W., 2320 Park Ave., Paducah, KY 42001 Council. Gay A.. 607 Circle Dr.. Halls, TN 38040 Cook. Carol J.. 2749 Windemere Dr., Nashville, TN 37214 Cook. Michael R.. 2749 Windemere Dr., Nashville, TN 37214 Cooke. David B.. Rt. 1, Friendship. TN 38034 Cooper. Kendra E., 1042 Hwy. 45 S., Henderson, TN 38340 Cooper. Vida J.. 233 Eastview St.. Jackson, TN 38301 Copher, Mary E., Rt. 2, Alamo, TN 38001 Corlew, Belinda B., 1585 Hollywood, Jackson, TN 38301 Cortner, Gregory F., Rt. 1 , Box, Bell Buckle, TN 37020 Counce. Mary B., Box 116, Counee, TN 38326 Craven. Catherine? A., Rt. 1, Verona Hills, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122 Creasy, Norma S., Rt. 2, Scotts Hill, TN 38374 Crider, Charles H., 208 Division, Jackson, T N 38301 Cromwell, Martha J., 350 Forest Circle, Paducah, KY 42001 Croom, Rosalind D.. 42-R Lincoln Ct„ Jackson, TN 38301 Curlin, III, James 1 1., 1427 Highland, Jackson, TN 38301 Currie, Francis C. 5622 Shadygrove Rd.. Memphis, TN 383117 Currie, James B., 5622 Shadygrove Rd.. Memphis, TN 383117 Curtis, James S., 2189 Kimbrough Woods, Germantown. TN 38138 Daniel, Susan N., 146 Green Vale. Memphis, TN 38117 Davenport, Robert H, 123 Hatton, Jackson, TN 38301 Davis, Carol A.. Rt. 1, Alamo, TN 38001 Davis, Charles C.. 515 Queen Rd., Muskogee, OK 74401 Davis, Jean-Anne, 1126 Oakridge. Memphis. TN 38111 Davis, Lisa G., Lawrence Switch Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Davis, Ruth M., 419 Hillsdale St., Bardwell, KY 42023 Davis, Sherleta, 925 Third, Mounds, II, 62964 Dawkins, Susan R., 250 Ben Avon Way, Memphis, TN 38111 Dawson, Mary L., 806 West Liberty, Covington, Tn 38019 Dawson, Tony L., 130 Central Circle, Alamo, TN 38001 Dazey, Briggetle R., 8817 Eatonwick Fairw, Cordova, TN 38018 Deberry, William E., 705 Hill Dale Dr., Tupelo, MS 38801 Delk, David, 518 Dyer Ave., Brownsville, TN 38012 Deprato, Margaret R., 7217 Northampton, Baton Rouge, LA 7081 1 Deweese, Sharon K„ P.O. Box 135, Bardwell, KY 42023 Diamond, Virginia L, 1163 Airways, Jackson, TN 38301 Dick, Toni E„ 4635 Lorece, Memphis, TN 38117 Dickey, Anna C, 22 Royal Oaks, Jackson, TN 38301 Dike, Nancy V., 165 Oakmont, Jackson, TN 38301 Dixon, Kim R., 210 Sweet bay Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Dixon, Lorna S., 538 N. Parkway, Jackson, TN 38301 Doggett, Tina I... 75 Sweelbay Drive. Jackson, TN 38301 Donahoe, Charles M., Rt. 1, Michie. TN 38357 Donelson, Elbert L., 1790 West more, Memphis, TN 38106 Donelson, Joann, 1790 Westmore St., Memphis, TN 38106 Dorton, Cynthia J., P.O. Box 272, While House, TN 37188 Dorlon, Glenda S., P.O. Box 272. White House, TN 37188 Douglass, Clayton F., 4507 Dee Rd., Memphis, TN 38117 Douglass, Jan E., 4507 Dee Rd.. Memphis, TN 38117 Dreher, Brent W„ Rt. 8, Box 289, Paducah, KY 42001 Duck, Daymond R„ 661 E. College, Dyer, TN 38330 Duck, Patsy T., Rt. 1, Reagan, TN 38368 Duncan, Regina A., 7271 Neshoba Rd., Germantown. TN 38138 Dungan, Patricia J., 503 Burkett, Jackson, TN 38301 Dupree, Benita M., 2475 Keen Rd., Memphis, TN 38106 Dupree, Genita L, 2475 Keen Rd., Memphis, TN 38106 Durrett, Elizabeth L., 4310 Sunnybrook Dr., Nashville, TN 37205 Dwyer, John P., 4906 Wooddale, Memphis, TN 38118 Edmondson, Pamela A., 139 McCorry, Jackson, TN 38301 Edwards, Arrie B., Rt. 4, Kay Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Eison, Debbie J., Rt. 1, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Elder, Lonnie C, 457 Regina Dr., Henderson, TN 38340 Elizer, Grace L., Rt. 3, Bells, TN 38006 Ellington, Edward N., 79 Green Acres Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 219 Ellison, Janet L., Rt. 5, Box 7, Trenton, TN 38382 Emison, Tony R., Rt. 1, Bells, TN 38006 Enrich, James E„ 434 W. College, Kenton, TN 38233 Ervin. Rita J., Rt. 1, Box 142, Henderson, TN 38340 Essary. Betty D., 629 East Main, Henderson, TN 38340 Eubanks, Daphne L., Burns St., Alamo, TN 38001 Evans, Billy G., 255 N. Highland Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Exum, Deborah J., 9 Sunset, Jackson, TN 38301 Exum, Judy D„ 294 Old Humboldt, TN 38301 Falls. Billy W., 321 Walton Apt. L147, Madison, TN 37115 Fair. Cleo B., 239 First St., Jackson, TN 38301 Ferguson, Cindy D., Lambuth Mail Box 101, Jackson, TN 38301 Fesmire, Margaret E., 28 Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Fesmire. Ill, Cecil A., 29 Edenwood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Fields, Lisa L., 590 Wallace Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Finnie, Janine E., P.O. Box 1393, Carrollton, GA 30117 Fisher, Robert C, Rt. 5, Ripley, TN 38063 Fletcher, John M., 445 Walnut, Jackson, TN 38301 Fletcher, Suzanne R., 445 Walnut, Jackson, TN 38301 Foltz, Susan S., 105 Channingway, Jackson, TN 38301 Fonday, Kathryn R., 2131 Nellie Rd., Memphis, TN 38116 Forsyth, Marsha N., Rt. 1, Ashport Rd., Oakfield, TN 38362 Foster. Amy D., 605 Burgundy Dr., Madison, TN 37115 Francis, Kandy D., 4604 Lakemont Dr., Memphis, TN 38128 Franklin, William M., Rt. 4, Box 168-B, Covington, TN 38019 Frazier, Brenda K., P.O. Box 6, Pinson, TN 38366 Freeman, Joe B., Rt. 1, Henderson, TN 38340 Freeman, Patrick L., 514 Anglin Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Fuller, Mary E., 735 E. Main St., Jackson, TN 38301 Furlow, Patty R., 1035 W. Shankman Cir., Memphis, TN 38108 Futrell. Frankie P., 614 N. Union St., Bolivar, TN 38008 Futrell, James M., 2476 Cuchura, Birmingham, AL 35244 Gaffney, IV, Joseph B., 106 Sunnyside Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Gair, Betsy G., 166 Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Galvin, Kathleen M., 737 Carlton St., Brownsville, TN 38012 Gannon, Nancy A., 217 Clinton St.. Hickman, KY 42050 Garner, Pamalia A., Rt. 3, Harts Bridge Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Gary, Brenda G., 622 Bolen Ave., Henderson, TN 38340 Gascoigne, Harriett L., 32 Glen Eden Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 German, Nancy L., Rt. 5. Box 36, Somerville, TN 38068 Gholston, David J., 1062 Deumaine PI., Memphis, TN 38106 Gibeault, Kathy E., 3 Grouse Path. Westpoint, CT 06880 Gilbreath, Robert F., 42 Twin Oaks PI., Jackson, TN 38301 Gilliam, Richard T., Rt. 1, Brownsville, TN 38012 Gilliland, Carla J., 904 N. St. John, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Gilliland, Kim A., 814 W. Thomas, Brownsville, TN 38012 Gilliland, Lisa G., 3749 Annette Lane, Memphis, TN 38127 Gilliland, Noel M., Rt. 3, Halls, TN Givens, Debbie E., 98 Davis, Jackson, TN 38301 Gladney, Beverly J., 2256 Riverside Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Glover, Edward W., 5 Maple Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Goben, Rebecca L., 7061 Treebourne Dr., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 Golden, Iretta, Rt. 1. Box 122, Denmark, TN 38391 Goldsmith, Gail R., 2738 Churchill, Memphis, TN 38118 Goodale, James E., 6926 Boiling Brook Cove, Germantown, TN 38138 Goodwin, Christine I., 39 Channingway, Jackson, TN 38301 Gowan, Margaret L., 4939 Knight Arnold, Memphis, TN 38118 Graves, James A., 116 W. Grand, Jackson, TN 38301 Gray, Forrestine, Rt. 1, Box 211, Denmark, TN 38391 Green, Trucilla A., Rt. 2, Friendship, TN 38034 Greenway, Robert S., Rt. 2, Alamo, TN 38001 Greer, Beverly M., 1305 Woodhaven Dr., Humboldt, TN 38343 Greer, Mary A., P.O. Box 3071, Jackson, TN 38301 Greer, Pam G., 46 Hudson Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Greer, Penny R., 26 Hudson Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Greer, Robbie D., Rt. 1, Box 114, Stanton, TN 38069 Gregory, Dorothy M., Box 64, Gadsden, TN 38337 Griesheimer, Donald L., 4961 Normandy, Memphis, TN 38117 Griffin, Linda S., Rt. 1, Bells, TN 38006 Griffin, Martha L., Rt. 3, Box 16, Somerville, TN 38068 Grimes, Eartha L., 126 Lenoir St., Jackson, TN 38301 Grooms, Bobby L., P.O. Box 25A, Rt. 1, Enville, TN 38332 Gross, John R„ P.O. Box 144, Humboldt, TN 38343 Hadfield, Stephan R., 2556 Alabama St., Paducah, KY 42001 Hadley, Sandra K., 430 W. Main St., Henderson, TN 38340 Halliburton, Jeri L., 1317 Sunny Dr., Trenton, TN 38382 Halsey, John E., 1121 N. Paris Ave., Brownsville, TN 38012 Hamby, Vivian E., 264 Thompson Ave., Ripley, TN 38063 Hammond, Thomas B., 607 S. Church, Belleville, IL 62221 Hardaway, Kathleen, 721 Brookhollow, Nashville, TN 37205 Hardgrave, Sally A., 5367 Knollwood, Memphis, TN 38117 Harmon, Eleanor K., 135 Eastern Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Harper, Frances C, Rt. 1, Alamo, TN 38001 Harper, Lesia S., Box 4615, Maury City, TN 38050 Harris, Robert T., Rt. 1, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Harris, Tamela C, P.O. Box 51, Finger, TN 38334 Harrison, Cheryl Y., Rt. 4, Ripley, TN 38063 Hartz, Michael J., 855 W. King, Jackson, TN 38301 Haynes, William R., 512 Grand Ave., Brownsville, TN 38012 Hayward, Julie A., 280 N. White Station, Memphis, TN 38117 Hearn, Paul J., Box 417, Tiptonville, TN 38079 Heglar, III, Chester K., 629 N. 27th, Humboldt, TN 38343 Helms, Marion E., Rt. 5, Box 172, Humboldt, TN 38343 Hemby, Sherry F., Rt. 4, Box 148, Waverly, TN 37185 Henderson, Jr., Robert O., 263 Campbell, Jackson, TN 38301 Hendriz, Vickie E., Rt. 3, Box 40, Camden, TN 38320 Henley, Lala M., Box 106, Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Henry, Betty P., 976 Forest, Jackson, TN 38301 Henry, Linda R., 1824 Meadowhill St., Jackson, TN 38106 Henton, John M., 609 Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Hereford, Kay T., 757 W. Meade Dr., Nashville, TN 37205 Herron, Alison R., Box 165, Bolivar, TN 38008 Hickey, David W., 115 Fountain PI., Jackson, TN 38301 220 Hicks, Kimberly L., 4725 Aloha Ave., Memphis, TN 38118 Hill, Barbara K., 28 Meridian Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Hill, Gerri G., 760 Hart Dr., Brownsville, TN 38012 Hill. Steven J., 353 S. Washington, Ripley, TN 38063 Hilsdon, Marsha L., 4560 Craigmont Dr., Memphis, TN 38128 Hilycord, Sue M., Rt. 2, Brooklyn PI., Brownsville, TN 38012 Hirth, Marilyn A., 165 Rolling Hills Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Hirth, Ruth J., 165 Rolling Hills Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Hoag. Gary D., 100 Moss Lane, Winter Park, FL 32789 Hoag, John D., 100 Moss Lane, Winter Park, FL 32789 Hodges, Brenda L, 521 North Royal, Jackson, TN 38301 Holland, Phyllis A., Rt. 1, Oakfield, TN 38362 Holley, Karen S., Sawyer PI., Walton, NY 13856 Hopper, Henry L., 349 Lane Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Hostetler, Randall K., RR No. 1, Nabb, IN 47147 Hough, II, Thomas E., 2979 Harrison, Paducah, KY 42001 Houpt, Loren D., Steiner Bridge Rd., Valencia, PA 16059 House, Jr., Ben F., Rt. 1, Box 29, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Howard, Janice L, Rt. 1, Wingo, KY Howard, Teresa L, Rt. 3, Box 254, Henderson, TN 38340 Hoyle, Amy G., 2386 Labelle, Memphis, TN 38114 Huckabee, Jr., James C, 809 N. Highland Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Huff, Sheryl L., Rt. 2, Clinton, KY 42031 Hughes, Belinda G., 339 W. King, Jackson, TN 3830 Hughes, James L., 339 W. King, Jackson, TN 38301 Hughes, Louisa K., 4741 Linda Lane, Memphis, TN 38117 Humphreys, Temia K., Rt. 1, Wingo, KY 42088 Hunt, Ginger R., Rt. 1, Henderson, TN 38340 Hunt, Harold B., Rt. 1, New Highway 20, Alamo, TN 38001 Hunt, Kathalynn, 2145 St. John Ext., Dyersburg, TN 38024 Hunt, Leslie D., P.O. Box 345, Henderson, TN 38340 Hunt, Mary E., Rt. 3, Humboldt, TN 38343 Hurt, William E., 163 Union Ave., Jackson, TN 3830 Ing, Elizabeth S., Rt. 2, Circle Dr., Alamo, TN 38001 Irvin, Jr., Robert J., Box 8, Friendship, TN 38034 Jackson. Patricia A., 706 A. Wortham, Memphis, TN 38107 Jacobs, Susan E., 1980 Heather Cr., Memphis, TN 38138 Jeanes, Mary A., 580 S. Holmes St., Memphis, TN 38111 Jeans, Andrea R., 2646 Deadrick Ave., Memphis, TN 38114 Jenkins, David S., 532 Spann Ct., Antioch, TN 37013 Jeu, Kerri F., 3942 Callahan, Memphis, TN 38127 Johnson, Beth A., 201 Cooper St., Brownsville, TN 38012 Johnson, Beverly D., 807 Elliott St., Humboldt, TN 38343 Johnson, James W., 898 Old Hickory, Jackson, TN 38301 Johnson, Janet D., Rt. 8, Old Medina Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Johnson, Marian H., 453 Mifflin Ave., Henderson, TN 38340 Johnson, Michael L., 3791 N. Lakewood Dr., Memphis, TN 38128 Johnson, Nancy J., 1223 West 187th St., Homewood, IL 60430 Johnson, Renie V., 7689 Woodstock-Cuba, Millington, TN 38053 Johnson, Ronald A., Rt. 5, Box 108, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Johnson, William H., 800 Cherry Lane, West Memphis, AR 72301 Jones, Charles T., Rt. 3, Box 196, Grenada, MS 38901 Jones, Deborah L, 133 Kennedy Rd., Paducah, KY 42001 Jones, Janet H., 16 Red Oak Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Jones, Judy M., 2385 Lelatta Lane, Humboldt, TN 38343 Jones, Pamela D., 25 Lakewood Dr., East., Jackson, TN 38301 Jones, Patsy J., Jacks Creek, TN 38347 Jones, Robert L., 5617 Fieldcrest, Bartlett, TN 38134 Jones, Shirlene, 431 Laura St., Henderson, TN 38340 Jones, Virginia A., 314 Middle Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Jordan, Belinda K., 24 Charlesmeade Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Jordan, Jimmy M., 24 Charlesmeade, Jackson, TN 38301 Jordan, Margaret E., 28 Hurtland Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Kail, Boby S., 612 E. Main, Alamo, TN 38001 Kelly, Kenneth D., 612 Circle Dr., Truman, AR 72472 Keltner, Garey M., 5290 Wax Wing Lane, Memphis, TN 38134 Kemp, Freeda W., Rt. 3, Box 70-A, Savannah, TN 38372 Kemp, Karenina P., 207 Harbert Dr., Savannah, TN 38372 Kenner, Mari T., 419 Division, Jackson, TN 38301 Kilzer, Thomas R., 211 E. 10th St., Trenton, TN 38382 Kimble, Jennie M., Rt. 1, Gadsden, TN 38337 Keng, William M., Rt. 3, Box C-l, Parsons, TN 38363 Kinzer, Richard W., Rt. 1, Humboldt, TN 38343 Kirby, Kim, 128 W. 6th St., Henderson, TN 38340 Kolwych, Elizabeth D., 347 Powers Blvd., Waverly, TN 37185 Krough, Bettye C, Rt. 8, Spain Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Kurkimilis, Jim R., 19 Oakside Rd., Smithtown, NY 11787 Kurosaki, Yoshie, P.O. Box 135, Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Lacher, Jean L., Rt. 5, Box 80, Savannah, TN 38372 Langdon, George, 13 Stardust Dr., Enfield, CT 06082 Langdon, Lola F., 32 Wildwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Langdon, Ronald W., 13 Stardust Dr., Enfield, CT 06082 Langenbach, Lisa A., 1936 River Valley Dr., Germantown, TN 38138 Lanier, George P., Rt. 5, Box 109, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Lawrence, Ernest T., 188 Linda Vista, Jackson, TN 38301 Lawrence, Swanee B., Rt. 2, Brownsville Hwy., Jackson, TN 38301 Lease, Shawn K., 4314 E. Sunset PL, Memphis, TN 38134 Lentz, Janet G., 49 Glen Eden Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 LePinnet, Nancy M., Rt. 1, Box 62, Walton, NY 13856 Lewis, Leon, 136 Bowen Lane, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Lewis, Marcia F., 2256 Bartlett Rd., Memphis, TN 38134 Lewis, Mark J., 8 Woodhaven, Jackson, TN 38301 Likins, David S., 612 Lamar Dr., Nashville, TN 37203 Lindsey, David K., 425 East Cherry Ave., McKenzie, TN 38201 Livingston, William W., 415 Pecan St., Brownsville, TN 38012 Locke, Angela R., 812 W. Cherry Ave., Selmer, TN 38375 Locke, Robert S., 513 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 Logan, William D., 1532 E. Chester St., Jackson, TN 38301 Lott, Felicia A., Rt. 1, Burlison, TN 38015 Love, Valerie C, 101 Dancy St., Apt. 2, Jackson, TN 38301 Lowery, Miriam, Rt. 2, Alamo, TN 38001 Lowry, Melanie L., 488 Colonial Dr., Lexington, TN 38351 221 Luffman, Carol E., Box 206, Medina, TN 38355 Lytle, Dennis, 1759 So. Wellington, Memphis. TN 38106 Macfarlane. Lynda L., 415 Smith St.. Milan, TN 38358 Mann. Valerie D., 18B Parkview Cts., Jackson, TN 38301 Markham, Ann W.. 545 Church St.. Tiptonville, TN 38079 Martin, Elizabeth M., Rt. 2, Box 29B, Gallatin, TN 37066 Martin, Gwendolyn D., Rt. 1, Box 193, Denmark, TN 38391 Martin, Terry E., 1104 Osborne, Humboldt, TN 38343 Martindale. Jr.. Edward L., 24 Wildwood Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Massey, Peggy, 2348 Macgruder Cove, Memphis, TN 38138 Massey. Jr., William S., 2348 Macgruder Cove, Memphis, TN 38138 Matheny, Lisa K., P.O. Box 337. Cap-Con I, Paragould, AR 72450 Mathews, Brenda F., 4983 Neely Rd., Memphis, TN 38109 Matthews, Barry K., P.O. Box 276, Jackson, TN 38301 Maupin, Thomas E., 4834 Lynn Rd., Memphis, TN 38122 May, Patricia L., Box 549, Covington, TN 38019 McBride, Elsie A., 440 N. Hays Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 McBride, Patricia A., Riverside Dr., Ext., Jackson, TN 38301 McCadams, Charles K.. 1002 Paris Ave., McKenzie, TN 38201 McCalla, Jeffrey S., 4016 Cheryl Dr., Memphis, TN 38116 McClanahan, Joann W., Rt. 3, Box 313, Humboldt, TN 38343 McClave, Amy M., 817 Jamestown, Turnersville, NJ 08012 McClellan, Sandra K., 71 Cherokee Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 McClintock, Fay S., 244 Melwood, Jackson, TN 38301 McCollum, Edward, P.O. Box 182, Woodland Mills, TN 38271 McConnell, Barbara L., Rt. 5, Box 256, Trenton, TN 38382 McCullar, Kenneth L., 110 Montclair, Jackson, TN 38301 McDonald, John C, 3294 Prince George, Memphis, TN 38118 McGhee, Teresa, 1779 Preston St., Memphis, TN 38106 McGoughy. Elliott, 116 Neff St., Jackson, TN 38301 McGuffin, Jennifer J., 1150 Hollywood, Apt. 434, Jackson, TN 38301 McKay, Maudie F., Box 63, Bells, TN 38006 McKinney, Malcolm, 429 Berry St., Jackson, TN 38301 McMillen, Rhonda A.. Rt. 3, Box 77, Pulaski, TN 38478 McNamee, Terrance G., 1546 Vera Cruz, Memphis, TN 38117 McNeal, Cynthia Y.. 522 Magnolia, Jackson, TN 38301 McWhorter, Evelyn M., 46 Alta Vista, Jackson, TN 38301 Meacham, Mary P., 1600 Tynewood Dr., Nashville, TN 37215 Meeks, Mary C, 4051 Bobo Lane, Memphis, TN 38118 Melton, David W., 4015 Glendale Dr., Memphis, TN 38128 Melton, Gina E., Rt. 1, 726 Hill St., Henderson, TN 38340 Mercer, Kim I., 3216 Ancroft Cove, Memphis, TN 38128 Meriwether, John H., 26 Prince Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Miles, Jean M., 65 Stonehav en, Jackson, TN 38301 Miller, David H.. Bells, TN 38006 Miller, Juli A., 1254 Hollywood Dr., Jackson. TN 38301 Mischke, Paula«E., 300 N. 10th St., Murray, KY 42071 Mitchell, F. Bruce, Box 304, Bethel Springs, TN 38315 Mitchell, Rebecca S., 125 Bolivar Hwy., Jackson, TN 38301 Moffitt, Laura L., 4211 Rustic Ave., Paducah, KY 42001 Moll, Conrad A., 778 The Circle, Lewistown, NY 1409 Montgomery, Brenda S., P.O. Box 5, Sardis, TN 38371 Montgomery, Joseph H., 360 N. Highland Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Montgomery, Vickie L., 815 Fonnic Dr., Nashville, TN 37207 Moore, Brenda A., Rt. 1, Linden, TN 37096 Moore, Elizabeth A., 5942 Post Rd., Nashville, TN 37205 Moore, John K., 415 Hill St., Lebanon, TN 37087 Moore, Randall L., 212 Woodlawn, Greenfield, TN 38230 Morgan, Margaret L., Rt. 3, Hillsboro Rd., Franklin, TN 37064 Morris, David K., 53 Caradine, Jackson, TN 38301 Morris, Susan C, 53 Caradine, Jackson, TN 38301 Morrow, Paula R., 127 Hale, Jackson, TN 38301 Moser, Donna T., 22 Scotland Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Moss, John A., 4141 Woodlawn Dr., Nashville, TN 37205 Moten, Ave Y., 127 Dupree St., Jackson, TN 38301 Mulder, Dennis E„ Rt. 1, Box 293, Stantonville, TN 38379 Mullikin, Paul H„ 935 N. Mendenhall Rd., Memphis, TN 38122 Mulroy, Paul M., 1449 Forrest Dr., Union City, TN 38261 Murley, Shelia A., 104 Morningside Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Murphy, Joseph C, 4941 Grand, Western Springs, IL 60558 Murphy, Sean E., 4941 Grand, Western Spring, IL 60558 Myers, John R., 6018 Ivanhoe Rd., Bartlett, TN 38134 Nabers, Vicki L., 1531 Forrest, Memphis, TN 38112 Naptha, Sylvia T., 397 Lincoln St., Jackson, TN 38301 Nathaniel, Adrian B., Rt. 2, Box 305, Millington, TN 38053 Naylor, Teresa J., 2225 Tatum Rd., Dyersburg, TN 38304 Nelson, William G., 96 Landmark Loop, Jackson, TN 38301 Newbern, Carolyn D., Rt. 2, Box 288, Medon, TN 38356 Newbill, Virginia R., 134 Terrace PI., Jackson, TN 38301 Nicholson, Terri E., 928 Jefferson St., Nashville, TN 37208 Nolen, Anne L., 604 Lambuth, Jackson, TN 38301 Norton, Edith M., Rt. 1, Vine Hill Rd., Denmark, TN 38391 O ' Neal, Sarah G., 72 Villa Dr., Jackson, TN 38300 Oldham, Marsha A., 6614 Langdale Cove, Memphis, TN 38138 Osborn, Judy A., 248 S. Lindsey, Jackson, TN 38301 Ownby, Terry L„ 545 Spruce St., McKenzie, TN 38201 Parham, Betty M., 1096 N. Royal, Jackson, TN 38301 Park, Doneida A., Rt. 2, Friendship, TN 38034 Parker, Katharine L., Rt. 1, Camden, TN 38320 Parker, Rodney L., P.O. Box 715, Obion, TN 38240 Parks, Emily R., 1308 Dowsley, Humboldt, TN 38343 Parsons, Larry K, 1508 Hall Dr., Ripley, MS 38663 Paterson, Brent G., 584 Tioga Ave., Kingston, PA 18704 Pauley, Vivian L., 33 Gillman, Apt. 104, Jackson, TN 38301 Peacock, M. Malissa, 320 Foster St., Tiptonville, TN 38079 Pearson, Katherine L., 529 N. Liberty St., Jackson, TN 38301 Peddy, Ann P., Rt. 1, Box 17A, Pinson, TN 38366 Peddy, Bryan A., Rt. 1, Box 290, Henderson, TN 38340 Peddy, Cynthia A-., Rt. 1, Box 290, Henderson, TN 38340 Peddy, Lisa M., Rt. 1, Box 290, Henderson, TN 38340 Perkins, Cynthia C, 146 Pine St., Jackson, TN 38301 Perry, Grey A., 3993 Oakcliff Rd., Memphis, TN 38111 222 Petty, Donna K., Rt. 3, Box 170, Lexington, TN 38351 Pettyjohn, Janet S„ P.O. Box 222, Humboldt, TN 38343 Phelps. Stephan K., 1307 Walters St., Covington, TN 38019 Phillips, Jennie L., 159 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 Phillips, John A., P.O. Box 188, Linden, TN 37096 Phillips. Linda D., 1360 Cherry Rd„ Memphis, TN 38117 Pickett, Janice L„ 3239 Lammermuir, Memphis, TN 38128 Pikelny, Murray M., 32 Willa Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Piper, Linda A., 244 Church St., Delmont, PA 15626 Pipkin, Janet R., 630 Hanna Rd., Ripley, TN 38063 Pirtle, Randy B., 105 Malesus Hgts., Jackson, TN 38301 Pittman. Gloria J., 381 Preston St., Jackson, TN 38301 Piatt, Paul S., 6377 Chase Rd„ Millington, TN 38053 Plunk, Cynthia D., Rt. 2, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Polk, Regina C, 5426 Oakmont Circle, Nashville, TN 37209 Pool, James A., 321 Kenilworth, Memphis, TN 38127 Pope, Cheryl L., 217 Cedar, Jackson, TN 38301 Pope. Myguel E., 217 Cedar, Jackson, TN 38301 Porter, Carol L., 6517 Chase Rd., Millington, TN 38053 Poston, Lennie V., Rt. 3, Humboldt, TN 38343 Poston, Valerie P., Box 154, Rt. 3, Humboldt, TN 38343 Powell, John N„ 111 Country Lane, Brownsville, TN 38012 Powell, Robin M., Box 5, Hickory Valley, TN 38042 Powell, Steven R., 1649 Briarcliff Rd., Atlanta, GA 30306 Prather, Ronald L., 216 So. Bell, Alamo, TN 38001 Pulliam, Dianae F., Rt. 1, Box 46, Rossville, TN 38066 Quails, Marilyn P., 423 North Riverside, Savannah, TN 38372 Ragland, Larry J., 203 Lenoir St., Jackson, TN 38301 Pahm, Deward R., 12 Duncan Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Raines, Susan P., 120 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 Rainey, Shelby E., 123 W. 6th St., Henderson, TN 38340 Ramirez, Carmen, 419 Hillsdale St., Bardwell, KY 42023 Rampley, Anthony M., 253 Mellwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Ramsey, Sandi A., 5512 Lyford, Memphis, TN 38117 Ranhoff, Ruth L., RFD 2, Pomfret Center, CT 06259 Rauchle, Gay B., 28 Coatsland Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Rawsl, Nell E., 11 Glen Eden, Jackson TN 38301 Ray, Lawrence A., 584 Lambuth Blvd., Jackson, TN 38303 Reed, Steve A., 349 Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Reeves, Laveda D., 80 Dodd St., Lexington, TN 38351 Reeves, Tommy D., 80 Dodd St., Lexington, TN 38351 Reiff, James N., 810 Fairview, Jackson, MS 39211 Reynolds, Mildred V., 908 E. College, Jackson, TN 38301 Rhodes, Mary E., Box 9086, Rigrett, TN 38070 Roberson, Jerri L„ 3538 Westline Dr., 8, Memphis, TN 38138 Robinson, Edward D., Rt. 7, Jackson, TN 38301 Roe, Melva J„ 323 Univ. Parkway W., Jackson, TN 38301 Rogers, Billy E., 1202 N. Stonewall, McKenzie, TN 38201 Rogers, Martha L., 201 Morningside Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Rogers, Michael W., Rt. 4, Christmasville Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Rongey, Dennis W., 208 Prospect, Apt. E, Jackson, TN 38301 Ross, Patrick L., 494 Mitscher St., Milton, FL 32570 Rowland, Mary A., 80 Summar Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Rowland, Signey T., P.O. Box 153, Crockett Mills, TN 38021 Rushing, Cathy C, Hwy. 20 E., Rt. 5, Jackson, TN 38301 Rushing, Rhonda J., 1060 Rushmead, Jackson, TN 38301 Russ, Sara J., Gen. Del., Elbridge, TN 38227 Russ, Susan J., Gen. Del., Elbridge, TN 83227 Russell, Philip W., 403 East 19th, Hope, AR 71801 Rybolt, Julie A., 838 Brookhollow Rd., Nashville, TN 37205 Sampson, Gloria J., 433 Lexington, Jackson, TN 38301 Sanders, Judy A., Rt. 2, Box 33, Lexington, TN 38351 Sanders, Melinda K., 5595 Ashley Square N., Memphis, TN 38117 Sanderson, Charles W., Rt. 1, Kenton, TN 38233 Satterfield, Deborah A., 767 Northwood Dr., Selmer, TN 38375 Schippmann, Jeffery S„ 6797 Slash Pine Cove, Memphis, TN 38138 Schmidt, Melodie C, 491 Deer Park Ave., Babylon, NY 11702 Schumacher, Gary J., 5951 Swaying Pine, Memphis, TN 38138 Scott, Ora W., 876 Summershad Lane, Memphis, TN 38116 Scott, Pamela R., 225 Crocker, Jackson, TN 38301 Sears, Kristie A., 2174 Thornwood, Memphis, TN 38138 Seaton, Dana J., Cravens Rd., Savannah, TN 38372 Seiffert, Deborah L., 5527 Siesta Cove, Memphis, TN 38117 Sharkey, Hilary F., 209 College St., Sikeston, MO 63801 Sharp, Elizabeth D., 45 Hughes Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Shelby, Joy R., 134 Cedar Dr., Selmer, TN 38375 Shelby, Mark T., Rt. 3, Box 89, Covington, TN 38019 Shires, Susan E., 3028 S. Perkins, Memphis, TN 38118 Short, Theresa G., Box 207, Maury City, TN 38050 Siebold, Susan L., 3720 Sonaco Rd., Randallstow, MD 21133 Silverstein, George D., 615 Park Ave., Chesterron, IN 46304 Simmons, Virginia L., 423 Forest Dr., Humboldt, TN 38343 Simpson, Bobbie B., Antioch Rd., Rt. 6, Humboldt, TN 38343 Sims, Terry W., P.O. Box 8, Counce, TN 38326 Singh, Anil J., 279 Park Ave., Orange, NJ 07050 Smith, Anna C, Gibson, Rd., Trenton, TN 38382 Smith, David C, P.O. Box t51, Brownsville, TN 38012 Smith, Elizabeth A., 102 Dogwood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Smith, Kathryn L., 348 Rowlett, Collierville, TN 38017 Smith, Kathy A., Rt. 2, Alamo, TN 38001 Smith, Kirk M., 348 N. Rowlett, Collierville, TN 38017 Smith, Leslie A., 201 Country Club Lane, Waverly, TN 37185 Smith, Mary E., 1110 Lambuth Blvd., Jackson, TN 38301 Smith, Melie M., 12 Alta Vista Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Smith, Phillip G., P.O. Box 129, Selmer, TN 38375 Smith, Roger H., 1110 Lambuth Blvd., Jackson, TN 38301 Snellgrove, Richard L., 487 Country Club Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Snipes, Jr., David F., 527 Westwood St., Jackson, TN 38301 Snure, Michael J., 4213 Walt, Little Rock, AR 72202 Apeer, Lissa S., Rt. 1, Alamo, TN 38001 Spence, III, William G., 220 Pine Hill Dr., Halls, TN 38040 Spitznas, Pamela G., 4677 Tarkington Dr., Memphis, TN 38128 Stackens, Virginia H., 16 Rust, Jackson, TN 38301 223 Stallins. Donda F.. P.O. Box 467, Mayfield, KY 42066 Steed, [ames R.. Rt. 1, Henderson, TN 38340 Stephens. Terry A.. 614 N. 17th Ave., Humboldt. TN 38343 Stephenson. Marian K., 432 Arlington. Jackson, TN 38301 Stevenson. Ramona S.. 127 Hillcrest Dr.. Brownsville, TN 38012 Stewart, Linda K., Rt. 5, Jackson, TN 38301 Stewart. Martha L.. Grant St., Sturgis, KY 42459 Stockwell, Gay L., 936 Skyline Dr.. Jackson. TN 38301 Stovall. Jr.. John S., 15 Briarwood Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Strobel, Mary A.. P.O. Box 386, Bell Buckle, TN 37020 Stroh. Ruth C.. 2119 Mclcracken, Stutlgart, AR 72160 Strong. Jackqueline, 337 So. Parkway E.. Memphis, TN 38106 Stubbs. Anita M„ 13 Indian Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Swaim. Kathleen F., Rt. 1, Box 358A, Trenton, TN 38382 Swaim, Susan E.. 346 Country Club Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Sweeney. Donna A.. Rt. 1, Lobelville, TN 37097 Sykes. Phillip A.. 207 North Lake St., Paris, TN 38242 Szrot. Grace M.. 243 Plantation Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Tackett. Janet S., Kirkpatrick Dr., Selmer, TN 38375 Tai. Chi H., Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Tallent, Carl T., 817 Water St., Savannah, TN 38372 Tanzi, Edward R., 211 Ranger Blvd., Winter Park, FL 32789 Tate. Debra D., 842 E. Dempster, Memphis, TN 38106 Taylor, Alan R., 1019 Monticello Dr., Memphis, TN 38107 Taylor, Annell A., 31 Georgian Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Taylor, Janet 1... 1203 Brentwood, Paris, TN 38242 Taylor, Karen A„ 200 Lake Dr., Ripley, TN 38063 Taylor, Patricia A., Rt. 2, Box 31, Medon, TN 38356 Taylor, Paula V., 850 W. Shelby Dr., Memphis, TN 38109 Taylor, William L., Lambuth College, Box 327, Jackson, TN 38301 Thomas. Gregory R.. Rt. 3, Box 344, Milan, TN 38358 Thomas, James D.. 4007 Longsneck Ave., Memphis, TN 38128 Thomas, Joseph S., 11 Birchwood Lane, No. 4, Jackson, TN 38301 Thomsa, Kimbely E., Rt. 3, Box 111, Lexington, TN 38351 Thomas, Sandra L„ 257 Division St., Dyer, TN 38330 Thompson, David T., 3073 Old Brnvl Rd.. Memphis, TN 38134 Thompson, Eddie V., Rt. 1, Enville, TN 38332 Thompson, Mary A., 521 Cross St., Cairo, IL 62914 Thompson, Steven R., 3073 Brownsville, Rd., Bartlett, TN 38134 Thomson, Matt N., 187 Channingway, Jackson, TN 38301 Thurmond, Jean P., 29 Mimosa, Jackson, TN 38301 Tignor. Jeannie L., Rt. 4, Jackson, TN 38301 Tipton, Mitchell W., 1451 E. Chester, Jackson, TN 38301 Todd, Madeline K., 5820 Benadine 1, Memphis, TN 38118 Tomlin, Dwight C, 77 Pine Tree Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Townsend, Terri B., 21 Fifth St., Bemis, TN 38314 Tracy, William B., 243 E. Main, Alamo, TN 38001 Treadway, Bridgett E., 5650 Crestview Dr., Memphis, TN 38134 Trice, Teresa M„ 102 Daugherty St., Jackson. TN 38301 Tripp, Robert A., 420 W. Main St., Brownsville, TN 38012 Tritt. Donna R., Maury City, TN 38050 Trusty, Karen L., 3524 Lynchburg, Memphis, TN 38134 Turner, Emily J., Rt. 2, Box 38, Linden, TN 37096 Tyson, Sara C, 110 Panola, Jackson, TN 38301 Utterback, Sara L., 350 N. Perkins Rd., Memphis. TN 38117 Uttz, Carla A., P.O. Box 491, Covington, TN 38019 Uttz, Jr., William A., P.O. Box 491, Covington, TN 38019 Vandeven, Karen C. 30 Cortright Rd., Whippany, NJ 07981 Vanmeter, Robert, Rt. 3, Charlestown, IN 42111 Vaughan, William R.. 102 Creswood Lane, Lexington, TN 38351 Vaughn, Angela K„ P.O. Box 126, Gates, TN 38037 Vaughn, Jr., Grady P., 7195 Renda, Millington, TN 38053 Venters, Jane B„ 2107 Colice Rd., Huntsville, AL 35801 Wade, Frances C, 1631 Miller Farms, Memphis, TN 38138 Wade, Mary C, 711 Lexington St., Trenton, TN 38382 Wadley, Mona T., Rt. 3, Jackson, TN 38301 Waldrip, Sherryl A., P.O. Box 1413, Hickory Withe, TN 38043 Walker, Cynthia D„ Rt. 1, Box 210A. Linden, TN 37096 Walker, Cynthia S., Mills Trailer Park, Box 172, Medina, TN 38355 Walker, William P., 1585 Hollywood Dr., F5, Jackson, TN 38301 Wallace, Deborah L., 1758 Alta Vista, Memphis, TN 38127 Wallace, Jacqueline V., 101 Harris St., Jackson, TN 38301 Wallace, Navara D., 1000 Wenasoga Rd., Corinth, MS 38834 Wallace, Sally R., 27 Pleasant Plains, Jackson, TN 38301 Wallace, Scott L., 3220 Emerald, Memphis, TN 38118 Walsh, Martha E., 5334 S. Irvin, Memphis, TN 38117 Walters, Ray, 2342 Dogwood Trail, Germantown, TN 38138 Warren, Lee A., 5801 Robert E. Lee Dr., Nashville, TN 37215 Warren, Wayne O.. 255 N. Highland, Jackson, TN 38301 Watlington, Joy L., 15 Michelle Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Weathers, Vernon, 511 W. View Cove, Humboldt, TN 38343 Weaver, Essie N„ 1491 Northside Dr., 3, Memphis, TN 38127 Webb, Melind G., 130 Penny Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Webb, Mickie L., 23 Penny Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Webber, Mark J., 270 Olmsted Dr., Columbus, IN 47201 Weddle, Darlene, 504 Daugherty St., c27, Jackson, TN 38301 West, Elizabeth A., Gen. Del., Bells, TN 38006 West, Loretta A., 189 Old Hickory, F7, Jackson, TN 38301 Wheatley, Marianne, 170 Fairview Dr., Paducah, TN 42001 White, Phyllis A., 1830 Meadowhill, Memphis, TN 38106 White, Raholanda, Rt. 1, Box 294, Denmark, TN 38391 White, Susan C, Rt. 4, Jackson, TN 38301 Whitman, Ronald K., 1691 Hollywood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Whitwell, Leda R., Rt. 4, Trenton, TN 38382 Wilder, Anne S., 450 Roland Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Wiley, Margaret A., 3603 Hewlett Dr., Nashville, TN 37211 Wilderson, Gregory B., 5160 Banbury, Memphis, TN 38134 Wilkins, Ann E., 3430 Joslyn, ' Memphis, TN 38128 Wilkins, Clement, 3498 Cook Rd., Memphis, TN 38109 Wilkins, David E., 250 Pepper Lane, Paucha, KY 42001 Wilkins, Valerie L., 1279 Old Hwy. 70, Jackson, TN 38301 Willard, Susan E„ 516 Illinois Ave., Glenwood, IL 60425 224 Williams, Bill M.. 11)05 Edgevvood Dr., Lebanon, TN 37087 Williams. David M., 543 Lenora Dr., Memphis, TN 38117 Williams. Donna J., 1203 Whitehall Rd., Murfreesboro, TN 38401 Williams. Guyron W., Rt. 1. Box 272AA. Lexington, TN 38351 Williams. John C, 1231 Hollywood, Jackson, TN 38301 Williams. Joyce E„ 736 Wortham, Memphis, TN 38107 Williams. Sally J.. 38 Summar Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Williams. Jr.. Hubert H., 1880 Steam Milly Ferry Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Williamson, Sandra L.. Rt. 1, Box 15, Denmark, TN 38391 Williba. Shedric D., 2217 S. 28th, Paducah, KY 42001 Willis. Julia R.. P.O. Box 6, Friendship, TN 38034 Wilson. Kim A.. Rt. 3, Box 126, Brighton, TN 38011 Winge, James R., 90 Martinique Ave., Tampa, FL 33606 Wolfe, Mary M., 221 Hays Ave., Trenton, TN 38382 Wood, Alma P., Rt. 1, 26 Leisure Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Wood, Barbara T.. 220 Channingway, Jackson, TN 38301 Woods, Thomas L„ 84 Birchwood Lane 3, Jackson, TN 38301 Wooten, Stephen K., Rt. 1, Whiteville, TN 38075 Wright, Debbie A., 300 E. Harrison St., Jefferson, IA 50129 Wyatt, Karla K., 312 Seavers Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Yelverton, Norma P., 200 Lambuth, Jackson, TN 38301 Young, Gary T„ 407 E. Church, Alamo, TN 38001 Young, Stanley P., 407 E. Church, Alamo, TN 38001 225 10, 97, IBRIIHi A Aaron, Jan — 74, 120, 200 Adderley, Michael — 148, 188 Ahmad, Asad — 194 Ahrens, Becky — 66, 188 Akers, Cynthia — 200 Akpanekanem, Lazarus — 176 Allen, Derrick - S3, 94, 97, 157, 176 Allen, Becky — 66, 200 Allen, Sherry — 24, 61, 72, 80, 84, 88, 98, 99, 102, 194 Anderson, Ben — 24, 40, 166, 176 Anderson, Steve — 24, 60, 68, 8 103, 188 Anderson, Lisa — 176 Anderson, Pat — 133, 161, 162, 200 Andrews, David — 54, 176 Angy, Susan — 72, 102, 103, 188 Archer, Brad — 68, 84, 88, 89, 200 Archer, John — 83, 194 Argo, Tina — 72,200 B Bachman, Terry — 148, 176 1 Bacon, Richard — 70, 167 Badgett, Tommy — 99 Bailey, William — 176 Barker, Vicki — 200 Barne Abigail — 176 Barnett, Shelia — 90, 91, 100, 194 Bartlett, David — 57, 76, 156, 188 v Bates, Lauriejjn64, 165, 176 Jfiean, Mary Bl76 Beaty, Dorothy — 92, 102, 194 Bedford, Janice — 194 Bedwell, Ranify — 70, 92, 98, 102, 166, 191 M. Bell, David — 68, 99, 102, 188 Bewick, Ii Brx— 76, 102 Bierman, Becky — 74, 200 Bishop, Jennifer — 101, 194 Bland usan — 32, 33, 85, 101, 188, •JO, O - Blankenship, Kathryn — 188 Blasick, Jim — 99, 102, 188 Blauvelt.Lisa — 200 __Bliven, Bill — 76, 84, 85, 188 Jurton, Deborah — 74, 82, 194 lurton, Kim — 70, 74, 161, 176 Blurton, Melinda — 200 Blurton, Mike — 78, 188 226 66, 80, Student Index Board, Jim — 176 Bolds, Gertie — 176 Bonsteel, Suzie — 61, 66, 80 Boone, Martha — 164, 200 Boone, Jay — 39, 68, 76, 102, 188 Bothern, Linda — 200 Bowman, Janice — 90, 91, 92, 94, 97, 194 Boyance, John — 188 Boyd, Gene — 188 Boyd, Kemp — 176 Brady, Michael — 176 Brehmer, David — 70, 200 Bridges, Donna — 127 Briley, Teressa — 40, 54, 56, 61 82, 101, 176 Brooks, Mark — 52, 86, 88, 89 Brown, Catherine — 74, 200 Bryant, Bebor LV77 Bryson, Jackie — 66 Bulle, Cathy — 127, 194 Burnette, Sarah — 18, 20, 61, 7 89, 188 Burton, Claire — 194 Butler, Steve,— 68 Byrum, Paula — 200 Cacciapdrjtti, Tony — 68, 69, 148, 149, 194 f Cain, Susan — 41, 72, 88, 89, 102, 103, 176 Camp, Michael — 200 Campbell, Tony — 94 Cardwell, Sharon — 200 Carney, Kay — 188 Carroll, Charlie — 76 Carter, Atkia — 194 Carter, Chuck — 41, 60, 70, 166 Carter, Decree — 94, 95 Castellaw, John — 177 Cate, Shannon — 64, 98, 200 Caudle, Judy — 101,200 Chamberlain, Bob — 99, 102, 177 Chandler, Jeri — 72, 82, 200 Chapman, Glenn — 177 Chatman, Mary — 177 Chien, George — 35, 52, 88, 89, 98,, 102, 103, 188 Chism, Viola — 188 Christian, Tom -r 194 Clark, Ellen — 177 Clark, Lynn — 84, 18 Clay, Craig — 177 Clay, Dejuana — 85, 96, 98, 200 Clayton, Betsy — 64, 70, 161 Clayton, Mary — 64, 161 Coats, Carol — 91, 100, 188 Cocke, Lisa — 161,189 Coggins, Sue — 61, 64 Cole, Cathy — 66, 189 Cole, Karen — 72, 200 Cole, Tommy — 68, 86, 99, 195 Coleman, Diannia — 161, 162, 195 Collins, Mark — 84, 85, 86, 88, 89, 200 Combs, Valerie — 74, 84, 200 Conkwright, Tony — 50, 51 Cook, Carol — 100, 189 Cook, Michael — 177 Cooper, Kendra — 189 Cooper, Jeanette — 83, 177 Copher, Mary — 200 Corlew, Belinda — 66, 200 Counce, Mary — 72, 189 Craven, Cathy — 64, 101, 168, 195 Creasy, Norma — 189 HfcQte Cromwell, Marcy — 74, 83, 100, 177 Croom, Rosalind — 161, 189 Curlin, Jim — 195 Curtis, Jim — 68, 69 « D Daniel, Susan — 102, 141, 177 Davenport, Robert — 177 Davis, Charles — 128, 177 Davis, Jean-Anne — 200 Davis, Lisai— 68, 92, 97, 103, 153, 195, 196 Davis, Ruth — 133, 178 Davis, Sherleta — 178 Dawkins, Susan — 54, 74, 103, 189 Dawson, Mary Leslie — 42, 68, 74, 80, 83, 96, 103, 132, 178 Dawson, Tony — 57, 156, 157 Dazey, Briggette — 70, 74, 189 DeBerry, Billy — 68, 69, 148, 178 Delk, David — 57, 138, 156, 199 Deprato, Margaret — 200 Diamond, Virginia — 189 Dickey, Anna — 64, 70, 101 Dike, Nancy - 72, 189 Dixon, Kim — 97, 178 Doggett, Tina — 200 Donahoe, Mark — 60, 195 Donelson, Elbert — 200 Donelson, Joann — 83, 90, 91, 94, 116, 189 Dorton, Cynthia — 42, 52, 57, 60, 61, 72, 82, 84, 178 Dorton, Glenda — 201 Douglass, Clayton — 140, 201 Douglass, Jan — 61, 64, 195 Dreher, Brent — 70, 156, 201 Duck, Patsy — 101, 178 Duncan, Regina — 51, 96, 201 Dungan, Patricia — 201 Dupree, Benita — 55, 94, 95, 100, 168, 189 Dupree, Genita — 83, 94, 95, 96, 102, 168, 169, 189 Durrett, Elizabeth — 61, 66, 80, 92, 101, 195 Dwyer, Ricky — 68, 80, 98, 189 Edmondson, Pamela — 178 Edwards, Arrie — 201 Elson, Debbie — 139 Elder, Lonnie — 201 Elizer, Grace — 18, 21, 24, 64, 84, 85, 101, 102 Ellison, Janet — 72, 201 Emison, Tony — 189 Enrich, James — 201 Ervin, Jeanine — 189 Essary, Betty — 178 Exum, Debbie — 74, 153, 189 Fair, Cleo — 189 Ferguson, Cindy — 24, 178 Fes mire, Austin — 148 Fields, Lisa — 64, 201 Finnie, Jan — 101, 128, 189 Fletcher, Mark — 68, 69 Fletcher, Sue — 201 Fonda, Kay — 39, 64, 101, 178 Foster, Amy — 178 Francis — 72, 201 Franklin, Bill — 178 Freeman, Bret — 60, 70, 99, 190 Freeman, Pat — 68, 69, 178 Fuller, Mary — 161, 195 Student Index Furlow, Patty — 90, 91, 94, 195 Futrell, Mark — 83, 96, 98, 201 Gaffney, Chip — 148, 178 Galvin, Kathy — 64, 201 Gannon, Nancy — 72, 86, 178 Gary, Gail — 179 Gascoigne, Harriett —72, 100, 190 German, Nancy — 66, 84, 134, 201 Gholston, David — 57, 94, 95, 156, 157, 159 Gibeault, Kathy — 101, 153, 154, 179 Gilbreath, Rob - 76, 195 Gilliam, Richard — 202 Gilliland, Carla — 54, 55, 60, 61, 64, 70, 98, 188, 190 Gilliland, Kim — 72, 202 Gilliland, Lisa — 36, 202 Gladney, Beverly — 202 Glover, Ed — 102, 148, 179 Goben, Becky — 179 Goldsmith, Gail — 74, 133, 202 Goodale, James — 179 Goodwin, Christine — 202 Gowan, Luanne — 64, 84, 85, 195 Graves, James — 139, 179 Gray, Forrestine — 190 Green, Ann — 190 Greer, Beverly — 101 Greer, Mary — 190 Greer, Pam — 64, 96, 195 Greer, Penny — 64, 101, 168, 169, 190 Griesheimer, Don — 84, 190 Griffin, Sue — 24 ktf Griffin, Martha — 166, 202 Grimes, Eartha — 179 H Haliburton, Lynn — 61, 74, 195 Hamby, Vivian — 72 — Hardaway, Kathy — 72, 165 Hardgrave, Sally — 74 202 Harmon, Eleanor — 195 Harper, Fran — 38, 205 Harper, Lesia — 131, 179 Harris, Tammy — 64, 68, 101, 190 Harrison, Cheryl — 100, 139, 195 Haynes, William — 196 Hayward, Julie — 101, 168, 196 Hearn, Jack — 84, 85, 90, 96, 103, 134, 190 Helms, Liz — 24, 43, 61, 64, 100, 102, 179 Hem by, Sherry — 72, 202, 205 Henderson, Owen — 136, 190 Hendrix, Vickie — 72, 92, 99, 202 Henry, Betty — 190 Henry, Linda — 43, 57, 80, 179 Henton, John — 34, 70, 82, 167, 190 Hereford, Kay — 72, 202 Hickey, David — 70, 196 Hicks, Kimberly — 202 ill, Barbara — 190 Hill, Gigi — 87, 90, 202 Hill, Steven — 202 Hilsdon, Marsha — 18, 20, 179 Hirth, Marilyn — 100, 102, 103, 190 Hirth, Ruth — 196 Hoag, John — 179 Holland, Phyllis — 92, 126, 133, 202 Holley, Karen — k53, 155, 190 Hopper, Henry — 86 Hostetler, Randy — 148, 196 Hough, Thomas— 202 Houpt, Loren — 101 Howard, Lynn — 56, 161, 202, 205 Hoyle, Amy — 18, 20, 82, 84, 85, 88, 89 Huff, Sherry — 68, 101, 196 Hughes, Belinda — 84, 202 Hughes, Jimmy — 35, 44, 70, 97, 102, 103, 179 Hughes, Louisa — 72, 202 Humphreys, Temia — 74, 83, 90, 132, 178, 179 Hunt, Bennett — 68, 99, 196 Hunt, Kathy — 64,202 Hunt, Leslie— 190 Hunt, Mary — 202 Hurt, Bill — 76, 86, 196 I A Irvin,Jim — 68,96, 190 J Jacobs, Susan — 66,202 Jeanes, Mary — 74, 101, 196 Jeans, Andrea — 94, 95, 99, V, Jeu, Kerri — 137, 196 Johnson, Beth Ann —64, 101, 190 ohnson, James — 91, 191 Johnson, Janet — 101, 191 227 Johnson, Harvette — 83, 94, 100, 196 Johnson, Michael — 202 Johnson, Nancy — 202 Johnson, Renie — 179 Johnson, Ron — 156, 157 Jones, Tom — 68, 103, 97 Jones, Deborah — 119 Jones, Pamela — 177 Jones, Robert — 202 Jones, Shirlene — 161, 202 Jones, Virginia — 191 Jordan, Belinda — 180 Jordan, Margaret — 191 K Kelly, Ken — 52, 76, 84, 89, 188, 202 Keltner, Garey — 70, 180 Kilzer, Thomas — 156, 202 Kimble, Jennie — 202 Kinzer, Richard — 203 Kirby, Kim — 66, 82, 203 Kolwyck, Beth — 45, 52, 72, 84, 86, 88, 180 Kurosaki, Yoshie — 180 T Lacher, Jeannie — 64, 196 Langdon, George — 180 Landgon, Ron — 70, 101, 196 Langenbach, Lisa — 74, 97, 98, 203 Lanier, George — 83, 111, 196 Lawrence, Ernest — 80, 166, 180 Lease, Shawn — 203 LePinnet, Nancy — 83, 153, 154, 164, 165, 197 Lewis, Leon — 94, 98, 197 Lewis, Marcia — 92, 115, 141, 153, 197 Lewis, Mark — 99, 121, 155, 180 Likins, Scott — 83, 197 Lindsey, David — 86, 180 Livingston, Welch —68, 69 Locke, Angela — 64, 203 Locke, Sean — 70 rLott, Felicia — 191 Lowery, Melanie — 64, 68, 191 Lyttle, Dennis — 95, 180 M Markham, Ann — 64, 97, 191 Martin, Terry — 57, 156, 157, 159 Martindale, Ed — 57, 70, 82, 123, 138, -.... • ' 203 Student Index 156, 157, 158 Massey, Peggy — 72, 203 Massey, Billy — 51, 52, 76, 88, 92, 96, 181 Matheny, Lisa — 50, 51, 203 Mathews, Brenda — 90, 91, 94, 100, 191 Matthews, Barry — 24, 90, 91, 123, 129, 197 Maupin, Thomas — 197 May, Pat — 74, 93, 102, 181 McBride, Elsie — 180 McCalla, Jeff— 76 McClanahan, Joann — 191 McClave, Amy — 99, 197 McCollum, Edward — 180 McConnell, Barbara — 161 McCullar, Kenneth —203 McDonald, John — 68, 69, 125, 132, 180 McGee, Tea — 24, 83, 95, 100, 101, 180 McKinney, Malcolm — 57, 156, 159, 180 McMillen, Rhonda —52, 72, 101, 180 Meacham, Pat — 64, 100, 191 Meeks, Mary — 203 Melton, David — 45, 96, 99, 181 Melton, Gina — 101,191 Mercer, Kim — 181 Meriwether, John — 99, 197 Miller, David — 148 Mische, Paula — 197 Mitchell, Bruce — 181 Mitchell, Rebecca — 181 Moffitt, Laura — 197 Moll, Andy — 70, 91, 203 Montgomery, Joseph — 181 Moore, Brenda — 139, 197 Moore, Elizabeth — 64, 191 Moore, John — 191 Moore, Randall — 70, 156, 157 Morgan, Margaret — 191 Morris, David — 148 Morris, Susan — 203 Moser, Donna — 191 Moss, John — 68, 69, 197 Moten, Ava — 181 Mulder, Dennis — 203 Mulliken, Paul — 92, 96, 98, 191 Mulroy, Paul — 191 Murphy, Joe — 60, 68, 97, 103 Murphy, Sean — 139, 168, 203 Nathaniel, Adrian — 156, 159 Naylor, Teresa — 72, 89, 203 Nelson, William — 181 Newbern, Carolyn — 90, 18 Newbill, Ginger — 64, 92, 18 Nicholson, Terri — 197 Norton, Edith — 83, 95, 197 ° Oldham, Marsha — 72, 86, 103, 181 Osborn, Judy — 191 Ownby, Terry — 204 -•- Park, Doneida — 191 Parker, Rodney — 76, 97, 204 Parsons, Larry — 192 Paterson, Brent — 45, 103 Pauley, Vivian — 19 V n Peacock, Malissa — 92, 93, 97, 102, 103, 192 tmmme Peddy, Bryan — 88, 89, 192 Peddy, Cynthia — 46, 84, 181 Peddy, Lisa — 84, 85, 204 Perkins, Cynthia — 90, 192 Perry, Greg — 76, 204 Petty, Donna — 192 Phelps, Keith — 84, 85, 197 Phillips, John — 76, 102, 156, 198 Phillips, Linda — 181 Pickett, Jan — 74, 101, 182 Piper, Linda — 198 1 Piatt, Stan — 68, 201, 204 Plunk, Cindy — 83, 100, 132, 192 Polk, Regina — 72, 83, 84, 102, 182 Pool, Allen — 76, 97, 103 Pope, Cheryl — 198 Porter, Carol — 72, 204 Porter, Steve — 68, 192 Poston, Vickey — 160, 161, 198 Poston, Valerie — 160, 162 . Powell, Steven — 182 Pulliam, Diane — 91, 103, 192 R Raines, Susan — 182 Ramirez, Carmen — 192 Rampley, Anthony — 182 Ramsey, Sandi — 204 228 „ Student Index Rauchle, Gay — 101,198 Reed, Steve — 198 Reeves, Tommy — 182 Reiff , Jim — 88, 89, 102 Rhodes, Mary — 66, 101, 192 Roberson, Jerri — 38, 72, 84, 85, 88, 89, 102, 198 Rogers, Billy — 70, 148 Rogers, Martha — 192 Ross, Pat — 68, 204 Rushing, Jayne — 64, 179 Russ, Sara— 204 Russ, Susan — 84, 85, 87, 204 Russell, Phil — 38, 68, 69, 96, 101, 192 Rybolt, Julie — 182 Sampson, Gloria — 198 Sanders, Judy — 192 Sanders, Melinda — 72, 198 Sanderson, Bill — 60, 68, 84, 194, 198 Satterfield, Debbie — 66 Schippmann, Jeff — 76, 148, 192 Schmidt, Melodie — 153, 155, 182 Schumacher, Gary — 84, 88, 89, 96, 198 Scott, Ora — 182 SEars, Kristie — 182 Seiffert, Debbie — 64, 88, 96 Sharkey, Hilary — 72, 101, 192 Sharp, Elizabeth — 204 Shelby, Joy — 17, 64, 84, 96, 102, 198 Shelby, Mark — 204 Shires, Susan — 72,83,182 Short, Theresa — 55, 74, 102, 192 Siebold, Susan — 64, 204 Sims, Terry — 204 Singh, Anil — 76, 182 Smith, Christy — 74, 161, 162, 198 Smith, David — 68, 192 Smith, Elizabeth— 182 Smith, Kathe — 24, 46, 74, 91, 96, 102, 103, 182 Smith, Kathy — 182 Smith, Kirk — 198 Smith, Leslie — 61, 70, 74, 198 Smith, Mary Elizabeth — 74, 153, 204 Smith, Roger — 69 Snellgrove, Ricky — 47, 76, 82, 91, 99, 102, 121, 177 Snure, Mike — 47, 83, 97, 102, 103, % $j 130, 148, 182 Spence, William — 46, 192 Spitznas, Pam — 98,204 Stackens, Virginia — 182 Stallins, Donda — 182 Steed, James — 204 Stephens, Tony — 24, 36, 48, 76, 102, 103, 183 Stephenson, Kathy — 68, 74, 203, 204 Stevenson, Ramona — 183 Stewart, Martha — 64, 191, 192 Stockwell, Gay — 193 Stobel, Mary — 204 Stroh, Ruth — 74, 204 Strong, Jackie — 84, 94, 95 Swaim, Susan — 99, 183 Sweeney, Donna — 24, 161, 172, 193 Sykes, Phil — 48, 96, 99, 102, 183 T Tackett, Janet — 183 Tanzi, Ed — 148, 183 Tate, Debra — 94, 95, 97, 168, 169, 193 Taylor, Alan — 94, 204 Taylor, Janet — 204 Taylor, Patricia — 90, 91, 97, 199 Taylor, Paula — 102, 199 Taylor, William — 86 Thomas, James — 76, 193 Thomas, Joseph — 183 Thomas, Kimberly — 64, 101, 193 Thompson, David — 70, 204 Thompson, Eddie — 101 Thompson, Mary — 84, 204 Thompson, Steve — 70, 99, 193 Tignor, Jeannie — 135 Todd, Madeline — 64, 68, 102, 193 Tomlin, Dwight — 183 Townsend, Terri — 74, 101, 193 Treadway, Bridgett — 195, 199 Trice, Teresa — 204 Tripp, Bob — 68, 193 Tritt, Donna — 193 Trusty, Karen — 72, 83, 153, 197, 199 Turner, Emily — 101, 118, 193 Tyson, Carol — 204 U Utterback, Sara — 49, 72, 74, 101, 144, 183 Uttz, Carla — 64, 84, 85, 204 Uttz, Bill — 204 V Vandeven, Karen — 72, 98, 153, 199 VanMeter, Bob — 22, 70, 148, 150, 199 Vaughn, Angela — 204 Vanghn, Grady — 204 Venters, Jane — 72, 82, 100, 103, 183 W Wade, Caroline — 18, 19, 61, 64, 68, 101, 183, 199 Waldrip, Sheryl — 66, 205 Walker, Bill — 80, 84, 100, 193 Wallace, Jackie — 100, 101, 193 Wallace, Navara — 193 Walsh, Missy — 64, 161, 205 Walters, Ray — 57, 76, 156, 158, 199 Warren, Lee — 64, 68, 98, 199 Watlington, Joy — 83, 92, 96, 168, 199 Weathers, Vernon —97, 193 Webb, Melinda — 183 Webber, Mark — 17, 32, 76 Weddle, Darlene — 193 Wheatley, Marianne — 72, 205 White, Raholanda — 85, 100, 193 White, Susan — 205 Whitman, Ronald — 183 Whitwell, Leda — 72, 55, 153, 199 Wilder, Shannon —64, 102, 168, 199 Wiley, Margaret — 205 Wilkerson, Greg — 49, 183 Wilkins, Ann — 64, 205 Wilkins, Valerie— 101, 193 Williams, Bill — 82, 166, 167, 183 Williams, David — 76, 199 Williams, Donna — 100 Williams, Joyce — 90, 91, 94, 100, 199 Williams, Sally — 64, 70, 199 Williams, Hubert — 205 Williamson, Sandra — 100, 193 Willis, Julia — 84, 183 Wilson, Kim — 66, 203, 205 Winge, Robin — 76 Wooten, Stephen — 199 Yelverton, Norma — 183 Young, Gary — 68, 69, 80, 176, 183 Young, Stan — 99, 102, 188, 193 229 )L1 ! Acknowledgements Terry Bivens Mr. Dalton Eddleman Mrs. Virginia Elliott Dean Paul Finney Mr. BobGilbreath Mrs. Susan Hudacek Mrs. Dorothy Jerstad LANTERN Editorial Board LANTERN Staff Mrs. Mary Jo Mulherin Dr. Annie Lou Smith Sudlow Photography Taylor Publishing Company For Reference Not to be taken from this room
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