mmmmmmm ■Contents Opening 2 Student Life 18 Academics 94 Advertisements 164 tf LANTERN 1982 volume 54 Lambuth jj£ollege Jackson, Tennesse . i 3830fU ™ V Anne Bugel, Kiyoshi Yamato, and Cathy Cole had no problems with cultural differences. Editor-in-Chief: Judy French Managing Editor: Tommy Malone Business Manager: Terry Ownby Layout Editor: Bridget McKamey Copy Editors: Kevin Conrad and Marianne Wheatley Archer Photographic Editor: Michelle Fisher Art Editor: Lori Lee Thomas Adviser: Dr. Annie Lou Smith Changes are a fact of life. Whether we accept them or not, they go on and they affect the people we know, the things we do and the places we live and visit. Each new semester and each new year have characteristics all their own which set them apart from the rest. The past summer at Lambuth was no exception. A few old faces were missing but new ones had somehow taken their places. The cultural interchange between the Japanese and the American stu- dents was beneficial to both groups. President Harry W. Gilmer ' s comments. The Lambuth Community was honored to host the summer orientation program of the East- West Foundation. The work of the foundation, inspired by Dr. Ken Nishimura, is increasingly important in the world of the late 20th century. People throughout the world are coming to recognize more and more the interdependence of nations and cultures. Our educational systems, our colleges and universities have given only lip service to this interdependence for the most part. We must do more than this Our Japanese student guests enriched our lives this past summer and brought a new dimension of understanding to the Lambuth Community. We hope that our guests benefited equally well from this exchange. — Dr. Harry W. Gilmer Chico Kawaoka and Mark Escue enjoy library study. Even nature in all her magnificent splendor flaunts her dramatic changes on Lambuth ' s campus. Kirk Smith During the past year, Freshman Orientation changed from fall to summer. This change gave the students the opportunity to become familiar with the campus and administration be- fore their first classes. Furthermore, it enabled them to know personally their faculty advisers. Then, too, the system of advising changed dra- matically. Advising teams, composed of a faculty member and two outstanding upper class- men, were counselors for small groups of freshmen for the entire orientation period. These counselors will continue to guide the same groups during the freshman year. Because of the con- cerned planning of Presi- dent Gilmer, Dean Sher- bine and others, all freshmen left the cam- pus with a feeling of se- curity as they faced a new experience, college life. Bringing worlds together through education encour- ages change. On July 13, 1981, worlds came together when 115 Japanese students appeared on the Lambuth campus. Eager to get a first hand glimpse of American life and a comprehensive course in English, they began a semi- nar sponsored by Lambuth College and the East-West Foundation, a Tokyo-based non-profit organization, and concluded the seminar six weeks later. Dr. Nishimura who direct- ed the program stated that the students learned much about American culture, cus- toms, and the American way- of-life. After their 25 hour-a-week training sessions were com- pleted, all but four students dispersed to 30 different col- leges. Pictured below with Peer Adviser Kay Hereford and Head Librarian Judith Hazlewood are the four who remained: Ken Saito, Norisha Shibuya, Hiroshi Toyoshima, and Masanori Hirabayash. Students were in groups from high to low, F to A. Members of Class F are in front of the John Williams Gate at Lambuth. With the class are Dr. Nishimura, Director, and Dr. Annie Lou Smith, Professor of English. Faculty and administration gathered fro m Hawaii, Japan, Georgia, Illinois, Ohio and Tennessee. Pictured with students front row, left to right, are Dr. and Mrs. Ken Nishimura, daughter Akko above, and brother, K. Nishimura, Dr. Annie Lou Smith, Mrs. Jo Booth, Paul Finney, Mrs. Molly Perry, Mrs. Mitsuru Nishimura, Dr. Harry W. Gilmer, Dr. and Mrs. Walter H. Whybrew, Miss Jennie Houser, Miss Ruth Oyadormi, Mrs. Pat Dungan, Miss Amy Fithian, Mrs. Jo Anne Eilenberg, and Mrs. Kitty Gleeson. 10 The new summer program for freshmen projected into the new year. 11 ffiKtiaSte aHkftfc FNi ' . ' ■' • ■' -a A | p fl 4 Hr BttBito H J r ' L ' - 1 I L . 1 ■b i W i JP ! 1I M il ' J ■K IFF |1 i 12 Strains of soft music and elegant arrange- ments of beautiful fall flowers, bamboo, ferns and candlelight greeted faculty, staff and friends of Lambuth College as they wel- comed Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Sherbine, the newest additions to the college community. Dr. Sherbine succeeds Dr. Walter H. Whybrew as academic dean and Mrs. Sher- bine is the director of information. The Common Room of the College Union, selected by Dr. and Mrs. Harry W. Gilmer for the reception and decorated by Larry Ray, was a lovely setting for the occasion. 13 «MW«KV - !..«■i- i Whether living on-campus or off -campus, students ' priorities during the first week of school were moving and exercising. For some of the dormitory residents, moving in was a little more complicated than was exercising for the well-trained athletes. 1 l 15 16 With Opening Convocation, formal classes began. in ' 17 ■' , Editors: Anne Miles Susie Ross Juanita Parham Judy Smith Christy Rauchle Debbie Thompson Beth Caddie ; . Terri Rhodes Bill Crawford Sally Hardgrave -■■.■■' ' • ' Student Life Organizations Seated 1 to r: Matt Snelson, Shirish Patel (Pres.), David Camp. Standing 1 to r: Dr. Beasley, Dr. Edwards, Tommy Cole, Bobbie Stacks, Greg Perry, Robert Sherron. The Student affiliate Section of the AMERICAN CHEMI- CAL SOCIETY at Lambuth, open to all chemistry majors with at least a C average, gives students the opportunity to become involved in a medically oriented collegiate orga- nization. The Society ' s purpose is to help develop interest in the field of Chemistry through educational meetings, field trips, speakers, and films. Upon graduation, the collegiate affiliates become members of the American Chemical Soci- ety. Front row: Ricky Vaughn, Mary Byrd, Ken Brooks, Shedric Williba. Back row: Mike Gaddie, Wayne Mortgan, Andy Gaddie, Dr. Rex Wirth. As an association of students interested in the study of law and the legal profession, the ADVOCATE CLUB endeavors to obtain and circulate information on how to prepare for law school through speakers, representatives of law schools, and LSAT study groups. In addition, the club serves as a forum for all students interested in current events. Seated 1 to r: Suzanne Smith, Ken Kelly, Mandy Corlew, Melissa Lewis, Linda McGee. Standing 1 to r: Cindy Thurmond, Carolyn Bulle, Sally Hardgrave, Sherri Hart, Becky Carter, Mae Beth Steele, Mr. Larry Ray, Bridget McKamey, Jan Gomer. A local chapter of a prestigious organization, the Student Chapter of the AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS at Lambuth College strives to instill a sense of professionalism in its members. As a means of achieving this goal, the group attends meetings, takes field trips, and works on projects. 20 $ Front row I to r: Mary Lloyd Lynn (Treas), Rebecca Smith, Robbin Lau, Brenda Bowers (Pres), Kim Kirby (Pub. Chairman), Juanita Parham (V. Pres). Back row I to r: Mandy Corlew, Christy Cooper, Sherri Hart, Mrs. June Creasy (Adviser), Mrs. Nell Cobb (Adviser), Mary Jane Johnson, Sherri Cookston, Pennye Presley, Crystal Spann, Cindy Thurmond, Carol Tyson, Kathryn Anne Barker, Jan Gomer, Anita Williamson Front row I to r: Tim Thornton, Larry Taylor, Elizabeth Evans, Phil Rieke, Mark Coursey. Back row 1 to r: Diana Ewell, Ginger Jones, Janet McClure, Michelle Fisher, Mike Norman, Gaye Chandler, Brenda Bowers (Chairperson), Ed Phillips, Sarah Phillips. The fourteen representatives comprising the CAMPUS CONGREGATION COUN- CIL, elected each year by the members of the Campus Congregation, plan the campus religious activities. In addition to the special events, such as hayrides, cookouts, work- shops, and weekly communion services, the Council and various worship committees are responsible for the Sunday morning worship experiences in the chapel. One of Lambuth ' s most active organiza- tions, the BLACK STUDENT UNION, is dedicated to the purpose of bringing the Afro-American culture and history to the attention of Lambuth ' s campus. To achieve this goal, the members of the BSU present an annual chapel service commemorating Martin Luther King ' s birthday, celebrate Black History Week with the Black Extrava- ganza, and host the Ebony Ball. This year the BSU Fall Dance has begun a new tradi- tion. Open to all Family Development and Fashion Mer- chandising majors, the CAREERS CLUB seeks to further interest and gain knowledge of careers relat- ing to these majors, to develop personal qualities in preparation for a career choice, and to encourage a cohesiveness among students majoring in the two disciplines. 1 to r: Bette Moore, Carol Tysan, Beth Brewer, Susan Morris, Mary Jane Johnson, Sarah Matthews. As an organization formed to give the off-campus student an opportunity to identify with a group, the COMMUTER STUDENT CAUCUS promotes better understanding between commuter students and those student who live on campus by acting as a sounding board for the commuter. The caucus is attempting to revitalize itself after several years of inactivity. Front row 1 to r: Carolyn Williams, Stephanie Irving, Margo Bostwick, Paulette Aderly, Renae Wirt, Linda Jones, Sheri Burns. Second row 1 to r: Stephanie LeNoire, Ritha Johnson. James Hamilton. Shedric Williba, Gary Fair, Karen Bowman, Brenda Byers, Donna Blevins, Felicia Crymes, Back row 1 to r: Larry Taylor, Roland Moses, Greg Smith, Darryl Montgomery (Pres). David Gholston. Mark Bean, Alethea Campbell. 21 Sitting I to r: Anne Bugel (Pres.), Martha Miller, Kenny Patton, Tom Johns, Brent Dreher. Standing 1 to r: Lisa Ogle, Sara Kent, Marcie Mittlestadt, Kyle Boswell, Ken Brooks, Debbie Freas, Sarah Matthews. First Row: Charlie Hughes, Diana Ewell, Brent Dreher, Tina Lacy (Sec), David Wilkins (Pres.), Janice Wilhite (V. Pres.). Second Row: David Brehmer, Ricky Vaughan, Roland Moses, Michelle Fisher, Randy McCallon (Treas.), Ginger Jones. Third Row: Paulette Adderly, Gary Fair, Angela Mills, Robert Allen. Fourth Row: Mike Norman, Andy Thompson, Susan Crews, Bubba Wrenn, John Edwards, Darrell Montgomery. Fifth row: Melanie Daniels, Mary Beth Dunn, Paul Murphy, Shedric Williba, Brenda Byars, Sharish Patel, Ken Brooks. As an organization of the entire student body, The STUDENT GOVERN- MENT ASSOCIATION is actively involved in many aspects of campus life at Lambuth College. It serves as the voice of the students by presenting their opinions to the faculty and administration. In addition, the SGA helps recruit new students through participation in the annual High School Day. As a yearly service project, the organization along with the Gamma Beta Phi Society sponsors the Blood Drive on campus. An organization involving primarily those interested in church-related voca- tions, KAPPA DELTA KAPPA, or KDK, strives to help these students understand the theological implications of their work and deepen their sense of vocation. The organization is designed to explore var- ious areas of the Christian ministry, such as Christian education, music, and mis- sionary work as well as pastoral work. 1 to r: Ed Phillips (Adviser), Kay Hereford, Jim Glass (Pres.), Ginger Jones. For Lambuth Students interested in in- volvement in a wide variety of outdoor sports, the OUTING CLUB provides a chance to experience horseback riding, snowskiing, canoeing, bike riding, and many other year round activities. A deep respect for the environment is an objec- tive strongly emphasized by the club. nss m First Row: Lynn Howard, Charlene Peach, Renae Wirt, Alethea Campbell, Mrs. Whybrew (Advisor). Last row: Martha Miller, Felicia Crymes, Libby Brown. Local membership in the Ruth Marr Chapter of the STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, an orga- nization composed of students interested in becoming teachers, also provides mem- bership in the National Education Associ- ation and the Tennessee Education Asso- ciation. One of the annual projects spon- sored by the local chapter is a Student- Teacher Tea, honoring the student teach- ers and the instructors under whom they have learned to teach. 22 First row: Cinthia Lawrence, Kathy Stephenson, Melinda Wilkins, Ann Miles, Margie Wiley, Beth Gaddie, Lisa Ogle, Tim Jones. Second Row: Gaylon Greer, Ginger Jones, Laurie Norville, Tommy Malone, Karaleigh Hunt, Angela Mills, Connie Campbell, Sarah Matthews, Dr. Rodger Bates. Third Row: Kyle Boswell, Brenda Bowers, Paul Murphy, Michelle Fisher. The SOCIOLOGY CLUB, open to all students interested in the study of human society, acts as a forum for student views, ideas, and papers, often presented at the regional meetings attended by the Lambuth club. The club ' s dedication, fellowship and service is re- flected in its devotion to programs, symposiums and field trips. Dormitory Councils With the new system of Resident Assistants (RAs) introduced to Lambuth, the composition of the DORMITORY COUNCIL has changed whereas the established responsibilities of governing the dormitories and representing the dormitories to the Student Gov- ernment Association have been retained. The Dormitory Councils are comprised, beginning this year, of the elected officials and the RAs assigned to each dormitory with the Resident Directors and Director of Housing as advisers. Sitting 1 to r: Melinda Keller, Teresa Naylor, Laurie Norville (Pres). Standing 1 to r: Bridget McKamey, Terry Ownby, Holly Holland, Jackie Lucas, Shedric Williba (V. Pres.), Tricia Tallent. - - mm xw Sitting 1 to r: Paul Fletcher (Pres), David Brehmer, Randy Phil Reike, Jeff Wamble, Ken Brooks, David Gholston, McCallon (V. Pres. Ken Geyer. Sitting I to r: Annette Ross, Cynthia Lawrence, Felicia Crymes. Standing 1 to r: Jj Melanie Daniels, Abby Cherry (Pres), Susan Heath, Donna Blevins (V. Pres). Melissa Lewis, Tina White. to r: James Hamilton, John Edwards, Tim Thornton (Pres.), Paul Murphy. 23 ; Campus Camera Attending the Board meeting were Dr. Walter Barnes at the podium and second from the right the new chairman of the Board, Dr. Jack Morris. Pictures are back row 1 to r: Dr. Walter Barnes, Dr. James S. Wilder, Jr., Dr. Harry W. Gilmer, Mrs. Virginia Elliot. Front row 1 to r: R.C. Riley, Jr., Miss Susan Bland and Miss Karen Trusty. Ladies of the Board: First row 1 to r: Mrs. Robert Scott, Dr. Anna Nell Blanton. Second row I to r: Miss Karen Trusty, Mrs. Philip Williams. Wheeler, Mrs. Carrie Schwartz, and Miss Susan Bland. Dr. Isabel 24 Two extremely important days in November were Board Meeting Day and Senior High School Day. Vice President and Dean of the College Bruce Sherbine chatted casually with other members of the Board. fiiJ .; Student Government Association President David Wilkins addressed the high school students. 3 il . =-  liL Fun was had by all on Senior Day. The Reverend Ed Phillips at the far right encouraged fun and Lambuth students were very much involved in the activities of Senior High School Day. 9 P 3 • 25 Greek Organizations Panhellinic Council As a result of the new administrative system, the PANHELLENIC and INTERFRATERNITY COUNCILS experienced a change in personnel. Sara and Ed Phillips, the associate deans of stu- dents, assumed the duties of advisers to the Coun- cils. Although each year the members of the two Councils differ, the organizational structures re- main the same. Each sorority elects or appoints one voting delegate, and alternate delegate, and an officer of the Panhellenic Council. In addition, the presidents, rush chairmen, and advisers of the four sororities belong to the Council. The Interfra- ternity Council is composed of an officer, dele- gate, and the president of each fraternity with the faculty adviser of each as an ex-officio member. Maintaining high standards for sorority life and intersorority relationships, cooperating with col- lege authorities in their effort to maintain high Above: Sitting 1 to r: Kim Kirby (Pres.), Ellen Evans (Sec), Standing 1 to r: Holly Holland (Treas.), Laura Schubert (V. Pres.), Sara Phillips (Adviser). Below: Front row: Holly Holland, Laura Schubert, Kim Kirby, Ellen Evans. Back row: Sally Hardgrave, Gaye Chandler, Sher- ry Moore, Lynn Shaw, Mary Lloyd Lynn, Kara Leigh Hunt, Ann Ewing, Melinda Jennings, Kathryn Anne Barker. 26 I Interfraternity Council social and scholastic standards, and providing a forum for discussion on common topics, the Pan- hellenic Council functions well. Designed to administer and coordinate the gen- eral affairs of the men ' s fraternities, the Interfra- ternity Council promotes cooperation between the fraternities and the college administration, cooper- ation among the fraternities themselves, and pro- motes the aims and ideals of Lambuth College. Serving as bonds of unity among all Greeks on campus, the Panhellenic and Interfraternity Coun- cils supervised two special projects this past school year: Greek Rush activities during the fall — encouraging Greek affiliation — and Greek Philanthropic All-Sing during the spring. The coun- cils used the proceeds from this philanthropic ac- tivity to aid a selected charity. Above: Ed Phillips (Adviser), Mike Norman (Pres). Below: David Hooper, Mike Norman, Tom Maupin, Brown, Davis Chappel. Kevin 27 Alpha Omicron Pi First row 1 to r: Ann Ewing, Mary Byrd, Melinda Peal, Sherry Moore, Mary Clayton, Melinda Jennings, Laura Schubert. Second row 1 to r: Barbara Johnson, Kathryn Ann Barker, Tana Ferguson, Kamlin Moore, Ginger Atkins, Lisa Casteel, Kim Holland, Debbie Thompson, Cynthia Hoggard. Third row I to r: Nicole Roland, Elaine Hilliard, Mary Beth Dunn, Sherri Hart, Margaret Ronk, Ann Miles, Melanie Daniels, Christie Rauchle, Fourth row 1 to r: Arow Pinkston, Carol Munster, Lauren Cheatham, Diana Ewell, Robin Lau, Lisa Fields, Rebecca Charleton, Ooney Warren. 28 With an emphasis on service, the Omega Omicron chapter of ALPHA OMICRON PI did much during the past year to support its national philanthropy, the Arthritis Foundation. In the fall, the members collected contributions in a door-to-door campaign and sold pie at an AOPi supper on campus. With the success of a raffle supported by community businesses, the sorority raised over $900 for this worthy charity. Besides the donations to the Arthritis Foundation, the chapter sponsored a little girl overseas through the Compassion Program. Above. First row, 1 to r: Melinda Peal, Robin Lau, Sherri Hart, Melanie Daniel. Second row, I to r: Ann Ewing, Lauren Cheatham. Third row, I to r: Mary Beth Dunn, Mary Clayton, Kelly Bachman, Ann Miles. Fourth row, I to r: Lisa Casteel, Kamlin Moore. Below Left. Sitting, 1 to r: Christie Rauchle, Arow Pinkston, Cynthia Hoggard, Margaret Ronk, Melinda Jennings. Standing, 1 to r: Ann Ewing, Gayla Phillips, Rebecca Charleton, Sherry Moore, Barbara Johnston. Below Left. 1 to r: Tana Ferguson, Ginger Atkins, Nicole Roland, Mary Byrd. 29 Alpha Xi Delta First row 1 to r: Rose Ann Nix, Vicki Cooper, Martha Miller. Second row 1 to r: Anne Richardson, Annette Ross, Sheryl Waldrip, Kara Leigh Hunt. Third row I to r: Lori Drennan, Vivian Legions, Teresa Janda. Fourth row 1 to r: Donna Jancerek, Lori Lee Thomas, Sara Kent, Donna James. Absent: Kim Kirby, Beth Gaddie, Debbie Connors, Kim Wilson. 30 Alpha Xi Delta had a very busy and progressive year. After formal rush, the pledges and ini- tiated members participated in many campus activities including Senior High School Day and Homecoming. During High School Day, Alpha Xi sponsored other events. For Homecoming, the sorority entered a banner and a float. Also, Alpha Xi members had a cook-out, Halloween costume party, and a Crush party. To raise money for the philanthro- py, the American Lung Associ- ation, the pledges sponsored a pumpkin carving contest and a dribble-a-thon. As a final event of the fall se- mester, Alpha Xi Delta gave a Christmas tea for the faculty and staff in order to become better acquainted. Above left. 1 to r: Kim Kirby, Sheryl Waldrip, Lori Thomas, Annette Ross, Karaleigh Hunt, Lori Drennan. Above right. 1 to r: Vicki Cooper, Sara Kent, Martha Miller. Second row 1 to r: Anne Richardson, Teresa Janda. Below, clock- wise: Lori Drennan, Donna James, Don- na Jancerek, Vivian Legions, Rose Ann Nix, Vicki Cooper, Teresa Janda, Mar- tha Miller. 31 Phi Mu IMHtil ii mm First row 1 to r: Holly Holland, Carol Porter, Gaye Chandler, Teresa Naylor, Kay Hereford, Jan King, Brenda Bowers, Margie Wiley, Janice Wilhite. Second row 1 to r: Tracy Coleman, Robin Rosser, Melinda Keller, Laurie Norville, Janet McClure, Martha Skinner, Penny Wheatley, Marsha Morris. Third row 1 to r: Becky Carter, Bridget McKamey, Ann Collett, Lee Tharpe, Elise Fletcher, Renee Rosser, Abby Cherry, Judy French, Carol Wheatley, Susan Crews. Fourth row 1 to r: Linda Smalley, Allison Maynard, Wendy Hopper, Grace Pugh, Libby Brown, Linda McGee, Susie Ross, Lynn Garrard, Anne Burnette, Pam Denton, Margaret Lucius, Bren- da Rosenberger. 32 S B Last year ' s winner of the women ' s division of Greek All Sing, Kappa Nu Chapter of PHI MU continued to excel by winning the Scholarship Award. The chapter was well represented in every phase of campus life. Some members served in the Student government Association, with one as president, and four were elected to Who ' s Who. Other members were chosen as little sisters of all three fraternities, members of honor societies, and participants in Kaleido- scope. For philanthropy Phi Mu gave a Halloween party for Boys ' Youthtown, a local philanthro- py; and a contribution to Project HOPE, a na- tional philanthropy. Above. Standing: Abby Cherry. Sitting 1 to r: Ann Collett, Martha Skinner. Below. Sitting I to r: Brenda Bowers, Abby Cherry. Stand- ing 1 to r: Judy French, Carol Porter, Jan King. 33 Sigma Kappa : J, First row 1 to r: Elizabeth Evans, Sandy Cupples, Missy Lewis, Sally Hardgrave, Donna Rhodes, Juanita Parham, Leigh Shaw, Luanne Hart, Ellen Evans. Second row 1 to r: Sarah Leigh Powers, Tricia Tallent, Judy Smith, Kathy Stephenson, Penni Pennington, Nancy Burnette, Ginger Jones, Lynn Shaw, Betsy Runyon, Celeste Stroh. Third row I to r: Melissa Smith, Yvette Gurley, Gina Franklin, Sherry Parlow, Sherry Grisham, Carol Yates, Carolyn Bulle, Bobette Dudley, Tricia Smith, Mary Lloyd Lynn, Mitzi Crabtree. Fourth row I to r: Mae Beth Steele, Jennie Kimble, Melinda Maness, Cathy Smith, Dana Mote, Terri Rhodes, Angela Mills, Amy Minton, Kelly Colvard. 34 Upholding one of its strongest traditions, SIGMA KAPPA again captured the intramural trophy for last season. Not only did this sorority display its athletic ability through intramural competition and through several members on the varsity sports teams, but also proved its diversity when two of the chapter ' s members were chosen Miss Lambuth and the four runner- up in the Miss Lambuth pageant. As a special contribution to a charity, the Sigma Kappa chapter went trick-or-treating for UNICEF on Halloween. Above Left. Sitting 1 to r: Nancy Burnette, Cathey Smith. Standing, 1 to r: Terri Rhodes, Amy Minton. Above Right. 1 to r: Donna Rhodes, Bobette Dudley, Leigh Shaw, Missy Lewis, Ellen Evans. Below. Sitting, I to r: Yvette Gurley, Kathy Stephenson, Melinda Maness. Standing, I to r: Amy Minton, LuAnn Hart, Penni Pennington. fe - ; I €M8Mp . 35 Kappa Alpha Front row 1 to r: Emmett Bell, Ken Steward, Bob Pierce. Second row 1 to r: Sally Carpenter, David Hooper, Tommy Cole, Kenny Patton, Jim Merz. Third row 1 to r: Paul Murphy, Davis Chappell, Charles Priddy, Johnny Hopkins, Julie Caldwell, Carol Munster, Matt Snelson, Celeste Stroh, Mike Norman. Fourth row 1 to r: Gene VanCleve, Melanie Daniels, Tommy Malone, Greg Street, Mary Byrd, Barbara Johnston, Bill Crawford, Lori Rea, Greg Sanderson, Karaleigh Hunt, John Edwards, Teresa Naylor, Brian Hicks, Jan Gomer. Fifth row 1 to r: Terry Spencer, Tom Woodard, Greg Tanner, Mark McBride, Mark Collins, Brad Ar- cher, Sixth row 1 to r: Pat Freeman, Charlie Hughes, Robert Allen, Ken Brooks, Carla Uttz, Keith Gill, Andy Thompson. After many weeks of hard practice, the KAPPA ALPHA ORDER won the men ' s division of Greek All Sing. A short time later, the members celebrated their big social event of the year, Old South, at Paris Landing. The men, dressed in Con- federate-style uniforms, escorted dates, dressed in Southern Belle formals. Then, after graduating eleven seniors, the fraternity pledged eighteen new members during the fall rush to make it the largest men ' s fraternity on Lambuth ' s campus. Above. First row, I to r: Andy Thompson, Carla Uttz, John Edwards. Second row, I to r: Barbara Johnston, Gene VanCleve, Mark (Wacca) McBride, Karaleigh Hunt, Mike Norman. Third row, 1 to r: Matt Snelson, Sally Carpenter, David Hooper, Ce- leste Stroh. Tommy Malone, Keith Gill, Tommy Cole, Mark Collins, Lori Rea. Below. Kneeling, 1 to r: Terry Spencer, Greg San- derson. Standing, 1 to r: Ken Brooks, Davis Chap- pell, Tom Woodard, Mary Byrd, Ken Stewart, Bob Pierce. Kappa Sigma First row, 1 to r: Evans Hartman, Sid Freeman, David Atkinson. Second row, I to r: Ricky Vaughn, Chuck Porter, Steve Omerod, Brent Dreher, Jeff Fleming, David Rudd, Bob Goodall. Third row, 1 to r: John Scott, Robert Scogins. 38 First in scholastic standing and intramural com- petition, the KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY won national recognition by capturing the Gates House Prize, a national award honoring the outstanding chapter houses of the fraternity. The major mon- ey-making projects undertaken by the fraternity last year were the concession stand operated dur- ing the basketball games and the ads sold to fi- nance a basketball program. Above. Standing 1 to r: Evans Hartman, Chuck Porter, Robert Scogin, David Rudd. Sitting 1 to r: Bob Goodall, Jeff Fleming, Sid Freeman. Below. 1 to r: David Rudd, John Scott, Steve Omerod, Brent Dreher. 39 Sigma Phi Epsilon First row 1 to r: Greg Perry, Wes Archer, Randy McCallon, Larry Beaven, Gina Rush, Ray Walters, Mary Anne Thompson, Penny Wheatley, Sandy Cupples, Brenda Rosenberger, Tom Maupin. Second row 1 to r: Ann Burnette, Arthur Wheeler, Carol Wheatley, Joe Cornelius, Mark Coursey, Hugh Archer, Bubba Wrenn. Roof: David Rowland, Mike Jones, Don Mark King, Kevin Brown, Tony Mosier, Kathy Stephenson, Steve Myer, Neil Sharpe, Kathryn Anne Barker, Mark Northrup. 40 At the SIGMA PHI EPSILON Regional Leadership Academy held last spring in Knoxville, the Lambuth chapter was awarded the scholarship cup for having the highest grade point average among the fraternities on campus for the previous year. At the same academy, the Zollinger Award was presented to Mark Donahoe as the outstanding senior in the district. Then on October 17, 1981, the Tennessee Zeta chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon celebrated its Tenth Anniversary on Lambuth ' s campus with such distinguished guests as the district governor, district alumni director, and a member of the national board as well as many alumni of the chapter who re- turned for this special event. Above. Sitting I to r: Tom Maupin, Mark Northrup. Standing I to r: Greg Perry, Arthur Wheeler, Kevin Brown, Randy McCallon. Below. I to r: Neil Sharpe, Steve Myer, Carol Wheatley, Brenda Rosenberger, David Rowland, Joe Cornelius. 41 Publications Lantern I to r: Ken Hooper, Bridget McKamey, LAYOUT EDITOR, Kevin Conrad, COPY EDITOR. PHOTOGRAPHERS, sitting 1 to r: Teri Rhodes, Michelle Fisher, PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR, Beth Gaddie, Jamie Leach. Standing 1 to r: Bob Pierce, Kyle Boswell, Neil Sharpe. 42 As a pictorial history for the 1981-1982 academic year, the col- lege annual, the Lantern, gives evidence of changes made at Lam- buth the past year. Under the direc- tion of Judy French, editor, and Dr. Annie Lou Smith, adviser, for the first time in several years, the year- book was designed to be printed and presented to the college com- munity before the closing of the school year. First row I tc r: Sally Hardgrave, administration editor, Beth Gaddie, publications editor, Second row I to r: Belinda Ha, curriculum editor, Teri Rhodes, activities editor, Third row 1 to r: Bill Crawford, athletics editor Advertisements. 1 to r: Laurie Norville, Ferrel Marcus, Lisa Ogle, Robert Allen, advertisement editor. 43 Lantern TYPISTS. 1 to r: Janet McClure, Angela Howard. 1 to r: Judy Smith, Christy Rauchle, Juanita Parham, Ann Miles, Debbie Thompson, Susie Ross. 44 Dr. Annie Lou Smith, ADVISER. Sitting: Terry Ownby, BUSINESS MANAGER, Standing: Judy French, EDI- TOR, Tommy Malone, MANAGING EDITOR Lantern Editoral Board 1 to r: Mrs. Susan Hudacek, Dr. Bob Hazlewood, Gene VanCleve. Greg Perry, and Ed Phillips 45 Coffeehouse Papers Governed by an editorial board of both faculty and students, the magazine, Coffeehouse Papers, was edited this past year by Diana Ewell. The literary magazine encourages the creative works of students at Lambuth by awarding them for their contributions in the areas of short stories, plays, poetry, and pen-and-ink drawings. Standing 1 to r: Mr. Loren McCullar, Dr. Charles Mayo. Dr. Earl Zchr, Ken Patton, Ann Ewing, Diana Ewell, Hidden I was walking and picked a tiny wildflower Not a big, showy lily or a sweet-srp.elling hyacinth. It was not the kind of flo wer that some charming, dear lady would notice and say, Esmeralda, darling, you grow the most bee-autiful flowers. How do you do it? It was hidden. When I held it between my fingers out into the sun, It sparkled like a thousand stars. It was a indigo watercolor, A blue night shining with stars, A velvet cloth covered with tiny diamonds I thought of how much more magnificent It was than the orange day lily or the sweet hyacinth. It had such beauty — But it was hidden. — Diana Ewell 46 Vision L to r: Mr. Mathis, Ricky Vaughn, Shirish Patel, Jackie Lucas, Janice Wilhite, Dr Wilkerson, Dr Yancy. Jackie Lucas, Libby Brown Directed by its editor, Janice Wilhite, the college newspaper, the Vision continues to be published in its recently adopted standard page and column newspaper style. As the monthly publication for student information and expres- sion, regular columns, such as Reflections, Greeks, and Letters to the Editor were included. Janice Wilhite, Editor 47 Honor Societies LAMBDA IOTA TAU, an honorary fraternity for students of English and foreign languages, gives students the opportunity to meet and to discuss literary topics of common interest. Those students interested in attaining membership and meeting the requirements of completion of twelve hours in upper level literature courses as well as a cumulative 3.0 grade point average must present a literary work to the group for criticism. Chartered on Lambuth ' s campus in 1956, the Alpha Xi chapter of this national literary fraternity is the oldest chapter in the state of Tennessee. Sitting 1 to r: Mary Byrd (Sec.-Treas.), Gina Franklin (Pres.). Standing 1 to r: Mike Gaddie, Diana Ewell, Janice Wilhite, Holly Holland, Ricky Vaughn, Dr. Charles Mayo (Adviser). PI DELTA PHI, the newest honor society at Lam- buth is the National French Honor Society. The local chapter cooperates with the national organization in striving to recognize outstanding scholarship in the French language and literature, to increase the knowl- edge of Americans for the contributions of France to world culture, and to stimulate and encourage cultur- al activities which lead to a deeper appreciation of France and its people. Jet i«t4l .-« Sitting 1 to r: Tom Johns, Becky Carter (V. Pres.), Mary Byrd (Pres.), Hugette Crafl (Adviser). Standing 1 to r: Dr. Rex Wirth, Meg Isbell, Lee Tharp, Barry Johnston Mandy Corlew, Gina Franklin. Organized in 1930 for the purpose of recognizing outstanding academic achievement, OMICRON PHI TAU is Lambuth ' s local scholastic honor fraternity. Each semester students who have completed at least the first semester of their junior year and have attained a 3.5 grade point average or better are selected and initiated as members. Alumni retain their active status for life. Sitting 1 to r: Dr. Ken Wilkerson (Pres.), Teresa Naylor (Herald), Georgia Cox (Treas.), Dr. Brady Whitehead (V. Pres). Standing 1 to r: Dr. Wood Whetstone, Jim Jongewaard, Mrs. Grace Whetstone, Ginger Jones, Nancy German, Patricia Harwell, Sherish Patel, Dr. Katharine E. Clement. 48 First Row: Angela Mills, Cynthia Lawrence, Melinda Wilkins, Carol Wheatley (Sec), Sherish Patel (Treas.), Ginger Jones (V. Pres), Kathy Stephenson, Greg Perry, Mary Bryd. Second Row: Judy A service-leadership organization, GAMMA BETA PHI SOCI- ETY offers Lambuth students an opportunity to join a national fraternal association in academic endeavor. Scholastic require- ment for membership is a 3.25 average for students having completed two or more terms of study or a 3.5 average for those French, Kay Hereford, Diana Ewell, Margaret Lucius, Margie Wi- ley, Sandy Cupples, Ricky Vaughn, Gina Franklin, Barry Johnston, Brenda Bowers. having completed only one term. All members must maintain their high academic standings with at least a 3.0 average. As an example of its purpose of service this past year, the Society again co-sponsored the blood drive on Lambuth ' s campus. Students and professors elected as members upon the basis of excellence in the study of history comprise the International History Soiety PHI ALPHA THETA. Promoting the study of history by encouragement of research and exchange of learning and thought among historians, this honor society seeks to bring students, teachers, and writers of history together intellectually and socially. Standing 1 to r: Mr. Robert Mathis, Mary Byrd (Pres.), Mary Annette Reddin (Historian), Kathy Stephenson, Connie Campbell, Dr. Rex Wirth. ALPHA PSI OMEGA, a national hon- orary dramatics fraternity, has an active chapter on Lambuth ' s campus. Students earn their membership to this fraternity through active participation in the theater both as drama participants and as behind the scenes participants. An annual variety show, appropriately named the Alpha Pside Show, features campus organiza- tions and individuals displaying their many talents. L to r: Galen Colbert, Russell Moodie, Sandy Ram- sey, Anne Bugel, Mike Norman, Barry Johnston. 49 Kirk Smith Kirk Smith Ml Kirk Smith 50 Campus Camera i 1. During the past year, Mrs. Grace Whetstone, associate professor of English, worked many long hours grading papers. 2. Julie Caldwell gave Mike Norman a good lec- ture in the drama Damn Yankees. 3. Vice President of Student Affairs Brady Whitehead and Peer Counselor Christy Rauchle enjoyed watching the various cam- pus activities. 4. Tom Woodard and Michelle Fisher were ec- static when they were selected to aid profes- sional photographer, Terry Bivens, in making campus pictures. 5. Oh! Campus Camera, so said Terry Spencer to Susan Crews. 6. One lone Lambuthite was on the Los Angeles beach this past summer. 7. The Kappa Alpha Order Rose Ceremony is always an exciting time for Greeks. Eagerly awaiting the ceremony are Sigma Phi Epsilon members with their Golden Hearts. 51 Campus Camera 2S53M JfJlJ . 52 Who ' s Who Among Students In American Colleges And Universities Seated 1 to r: Brent Dreher, Sally Hardgrave, Nancy German, Richard Kinzer, Greg Perry, Tom Maupin, David Wilkins, Pat Anderson,. Standing 1 to r: Davis Chappell, Reggie Kilzer, David Brehmer, Marianne Wheatley Archer, Margie Wiley, Gaye Chandler, Kay Hereford, Ken Brooks, Lynne Howard. At a special fall convocation on Octo- ber 28, 1981, Lambuth College seniors received nominations to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. This nomination is one of the highest honors that may be re- ceived by a graduating student. Consid- ered on the basis of scholarship, leader- ship, and participation and co-operation in educational and extra-curricular activi- ties, students were selected by a special faculty-administration committee. Dr. Bruce Sherbine, Vice President and Aca- demic Dean, was the speaker of the hour. Following the convocation, the students and their families were honored at a lun- cheon in the Colonial room. 53 COLLEGE SCENES 1. Freshmen Bill Crawford and Greg Tanner had fun along with study. 2. Lynn Garrard spent time on shaping up a paddle. 3. Michelle Fisher planned many hours on just the right pictures for the 1982 yearbook. 4. Mark McBryde convinced Lynn Lee that all work and no play make a very dull day. 5. Study became pleasure when Tim Thornton was able to sit in the sunshine. 6. Lantern photographers Kyle Boswell and Teri Rhodes set the stage so that a picture could be snapped of Debbie Freas, center. C JU tfl i 54 55 Who ' s Who ° i T- V .;, .if 4 : , Secretary of Entertainment for the Stu- dent Government Association, TOM MAUPIN served on various school com- mittees. He was a member of Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society, a dean ' s list stu- dent, and a former school mascot. A busi- ness data processing major from Mem- phis, Tennessee, Tom was president of Sigma Phi Fraternity and served the fra- ternity as vice president and recorder. As an Interfraternity Council member, he was secretary treasurer. Last year, Tom was awarded the Helen Hill Coltrain Spir- it Award. A Biology major from Alamo, Tennes- see, RICHARD KINZER served as presi- dent of Spangler Hall and as Chairman of the Dormitory Life committee. He was a senator in the Student Government Asso- ciation and served as a member of the Student Affairs Committee. His junior year, Richard was a recipient of the He- len Hill Coltrain Spirit Award. He was strongly involved in intramurals, both as a coach of the Dormitory Independents girls ' team and as a participant for the men ' s Dormitory Independent team. 56 A chemistry major preparing to enter the field of dentistry, GREG PERRY was a member of the American Chemical So- ciety. In addition, he was a member of Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society, the Out- ing Club, and Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraterni- ty including chaplain, pledge educator, and his present position as controller. From Memphis, Tennessee, he was a member of the Campus Congregation Council his junior year and a freshman peer adviser. MARGIE WILEY, a business data pro- cessing major from Nashville, Tennessee, served on the Student Government com- mittees concerning Black Student Life, Academic Affairs, Visitation, and Food. She was past secretary of the Campus Congregation Council and a former dor- mitory counselor. Margie was president of Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society and a member of the Sociology club. As a Phi Mu, she was provisional membership di- rector and recording secretary. She was a member of the Vision staff and served as a peer adviser. Student Government Association (SGA) President DAVID WILKINS, a business data processing major from Pa- ducah, Kentucky, was a writer for the Vision staff and on the editorial board for the Coffeehouse Papers. As an ath- lete, he was a varsity basketball team member and an All-Conference varsity tennis player. He served as a peer advis- er, and was a member of Gamma Beta Phi and Omicron Phi Tau Honor Soci- eties. David held many offices in Kappa Sigma Fraternity including president and treasurer. His sophomore and junior years he served as class vice-president. 57 During the year, both agony and ecsta- sy filled the lives of Lambuth students and faculty. To give blood for others was worth the agony and to have fun on pic- nics was indeed a pleasure. 58 59 Who ' s Who i j An outstanding Eaglette and a dean ' s list student, PAT ANDER- SON, from Jackson, Tennessee, was team captain of the varsity basketball team. She was named Most Valuable Player two years and was selected to the Volunteer State Athletic Confer- ence (VSAC) for three years. Pat ac- tively participated in campus organi- zations including Student Govern- ment Association, the Black Student Union and the Student National Edu- cation Association for which she was secretary. In addition, Pat served this year as a peer adviser for freshmen. She majored in business education. DAVID BREHMER, a business data processing major from German- town, Tennessee, was an involved member of the Student Government Association through various commit- tees including Academic Affairs and Student Affairs. He was a member of the General Education Task Force and belonged to both Gamma Beta Phi and Omicron Phi Tau Honor So- cieties. A dedicated member of Kappa Sigma Fraternity, David served his fraternity as secretary, pledge trainer, and vice-president. This past year he was captain of the varsity baseball team and a peer ad- viser. Formerly of Paducah, Kentucky, but presently from Memphis, Ten- nessee, MARIANNE WHEATLEY ARCHER was a mathematics major with secondary education certifica- tion. Excelling in all of her academic work, she was on the dean ' s list for four years. Scholastically high, she was a member of Gamma Beta Phi and Omicron Phi Tau Honor Soci- eties. She served as a freshman peer adviser and as the copy editor for the Lantern. She was in the Honors Program for her entire college ca- reer. Also, she served as ethics chair- man, vice-president and president of Phi Mu Fraternity. The past year she was chosen as sweetheart of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity. 60 A political science major from Bolivar, Tennessee, KEN BROOKS worked dili- gently as senator, vice-president and sen- ior justice in the Student Government As- sociation. In connection with his offices, he was a member of the Vice-Presidential Search Committee and the Task Force on Long Range Planning. As a musician, he played in both the Concert Band and the Jazz Band. Ken was a member of Kappa Alpha Order and Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society. He was a resident assistant in Spangler Hall and served on the Focus Committee. A transfer student from Martin Junior College in Pulaski, Tennessee, DAVIS CHAPPEL was freshman class president, involved in drama, and named to Who ' s Who in Junior Colleges. Formerly of Nashville, Tennessee, now of Charlotte, North Carolina, Davis served as secretary of Student Affairs and as president of Kappa Alpha Order. He was member of Concert and Jazz Bands, Concert and Touring Choirs, and Kaleidoscope. A psychology major, Davis was also a mem- ber of Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society. As a member of Phi Mu Fraternity, GAYE CHANDLER served in many of- fices including treasurer and membership director. A business data processing ma- jor from Clinton, Kentucky, she was a Hyde Scholar. Gaye was active in Stu- dent Government as a senator and as a class justice. In addition, she was a mem- ber of several committees, a dormitory counselor, and a peer adviser. Gaye re- presented the school in athletics as a vol- leyball player and in music as a member of Concert and Touring choirs. •i- : fe£N • - . V 61 As Christmas drew near, students por- trayed happiness in campus activities. 62 63 Who ' s Who BRENT DREHER, from Paducah, Ken- tucky, majored both in mathematics and in business management. He was class president three of his four years at Lam- buth. He served as Harris Hall president and vice-president, and as second vice- president and treasurer of Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Furthermore, he was a fresh- man peer adviser. He earned the honor of class marshal, and was a member of Gamma Beta Phi and Omicron Phi Tau Honor Societies. He played varsity bas- ketball and served as senator and class justice in the Student Government Asso- ciation. SALLY HARDGRAVE, an Interior De- sign major from Memphis, Tennessee, was a member of Sigma Kappa Sorority, serving as its president. She was also a member of Gamma Beta Phi Honor Soci- ety and the American Society of Interior Designers. Sally was a Lambuth College cheerleader and a freshman peer adviser. In addition, she was a member of the Lantern staff. An elementary education major from Somerville, Tennessee, NANCY GER- MAN was active in the Student National Education Association, serving as its fund raising chairman and attending the state convention. She showed her musical tal- ents through Touring Choir and Concert Choir as well as Kaleidoscope and as a participant in Madrigals. A dean ' s list stu- dent, Nancy was a member of Alpha Xi Delta Fraternity and was a Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Golden Heart. 64 As a religion major, KAY HEREFORD served as chairperson of the Campus Congre- gation Council and of Kappa Delta Kappa. From Nashville, Tennessee, she used her artis- tic abilities by acting in the play Taming of the Shrew and singing in the Concert Choir. Kay was a member of Gamma Beta Phi and a mem- ber and secretary of Omicron Phi Tau. As an officer of Phi Mu, she was the fraternity ' s trea- surer and provisional member director. Kay served on many Student Government commit- tees including membership on the Student Af- fairs Committee. A four-year member of the varsity basketball team, REGGIE KILZER received the Sports- manship Award. As a sophomore, he served as president of Harris Hall, and his junior and senior years he was a member of the Student Affairs Committee. Reggie was an accounting major from Trenton, Tennessee. A special education major from Henderson, Tennessee, LYNNE HOWARD used this major in her participation in One-to-One, a philan- thropic organization, and the Special Olympics program. She was both president and secretary of the Student National Education Association and served as chairperson of the membership committee for the Black Student Union. A dean ' s list student, Lynne was a varsity basket- ball player. 65 Buddy Rich In Concert 66 During the past year, the Lambuth communi- ty had the opportunity to get rich for the evening. Those who attended the Buddy Rich concert left wealthier, both personally and cul- turally. As a special surprise Lambuth ' s own Trademark consisting of Michelle Fisher, Da- vis Chappel, and Tom Woodard, performed as a warm-up for Buddy Rich. The noted musician proved to the audience exactly why he is con- sidered a great performer. Just to see the smoothly executed motions of his hands belied a coordination that only true talent can claim. A personable guy, as Dick Brown described him, Buddy Rich quickly developed a rapport with the audience that lasted throughout the concert. 67 Lambuth Day At The Mall 68 On Saturday, October 31, 1981, from 1:00 to 4:00 at Old Hickory Mall, the Lambuth College Jazz Band, led by director Dick Brown opened its season. Lambuth Day at the Mall was informative to the general public and fun for the participants. At the event Kaleidoscope, a highly select group of 15 sing- ers under the leadership of Marcia Mittlestadt, new assistant professor of music, made its debut for the year. Also participating in the event were the Lam- buth College cheerleaders under the guidance of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walker. On hand to answer questions was a representative group of administrators who joined in the fun. Frolicking through the enthusiastic crowd were Lambuth students dressed as clowns who helped to establish the jovial atmosphere surrounding the event. 69 Homecoming The November 1981-82 Homecoming luncheon Soars like an Eagle. The theme of the three-day observance of Home- coming was Soar Like an Eagle. Director of Alumni Affairs Paul Finney planned later a bonfire. On the following day, alumni, faculty, and friends attended a reception honoring Dr. and Mrs. Sher- bine and a luncheon in the Colonial Room where four people received awards from Lambuth. The Luther L. Gobbel Award for Outstanding Faculty member is a new award offered by the Lambuth College Alumni Association, with nomina- tions coming from students, faculty, and administra- tion, and given to the faculty member who exem- plifies the attributes that Lambuth attempts to instill in its students. The recipient should demonstrate by his her actions a deep and sincere commitment to the service of Lambuth College and to quality, Christian education. Dr. Bob J. Hazlewood re- ceived this award and Dr. Walter H. Whybrew gave the citation. Also at the luncheon Professor Larry Ray read a history of the lives of the Wood K. Whetstones at Lambuth and presented a dual portrait to the col- lege. The portrait was contributed by alumni, friends, faculty, students, and administrators. At the afternoon basketball games the Lambuth Homecoming Queen and her Court were presented to the gymnasium-filled audience. After the ball- games and free time, Dr. and Mrs. Harry W. Gilmer opened their Northwood home for an alumni recep- tion. Professor Larry Ray poses with the Whetstones. Dr. Gilmer congratulates Dr. Hazlewood. The Homecoming parade begins. Dr. Gilmer adds enthusiasm as the bonfire glows. 70 Elizabeth Evans Homecoming Queen 1981-82 Ellen Evans Homecoming Queen 1980-81 1981-82 Homecoming Court. Sitting 1 to r: Melanie Daniel, Third Maid; Jan King, First Maid; Elizabeth Evans, Homecoming Queen 1981-82; Mary Clayton, Second Maid; Melissa Smith, Fourth Maid. 71 Honors Lori Rea — Kappa Alpha Rose Kappa Alpha Sweethearts. Sitting 1 to r: Sally Carpenter, Carol Munster, Lori Rea, Melanie Daniel. Standing 1 to r: Barbara Johnston, Celeste Stroh, Mary Byrd, Carla Uttz, Karaleigh Hunt. Absent from picture: Teresa Naylor. 72 Marianne Wheatley Archer — Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweet- heart Sigma Phi Epsilon Golden Hearts. Sitting 1 to r: Carol Wheatley, Mae Beth Steele, Mary Anne Thompson, Sandy Cupples. Standing 1 to r: Kathy Stephenson, Penny Wheatley, Marianne Wheatley Archer. Absent from picture: Kathryn Anne Barker, Anne Burnette, Nancy German, Brenda Rosenberger, Gina Rush. 73 Jan King — Kappa Sigma Sweetheart Kappa Sigma Stardusters. Sitting 1 to r: Lynn Shaw, Gina Franklin, Leanne Freeman, Mary Clayton, Ann Ewing. Standing 1 to r: Tina Lacy, Bobette Dudley, Jan King, Tricia Smith. Absent from picture: Sherry Moore, Geneen Parker. 74 Juanita Parham — Miss Lambuth 1981 Miss Lambuth Royalty. Standing 1 to r: Ginger Jones, Miss Lambuth 1980; Mae Beth Steele, Fourth Runner-up; Celeste Stroh, Second Runner-up; Juanita Parham, Miss Lambuth 1981; Anne Burnette, First Runner-up; Brenda Rosenberger, Third Runner-up. 75 Madrigal Feaste The fifth annual Lambuth College Madrigal Feaste occurred December 2 through 5 at 7:00 p.m. nightly in the Colonial Room of the College Union. Festivities included an authentic Elizabethan din- ner and a Madrigal Consort performed by Kaleido- scope, a student musical group. Other performers were Dr. Don Huneycutt on harpsichord, Dr. Rus- sell Mclntire as a troubador, Tom Price on guitar, Bill Taylor and Anne Burnette on recorders. Un- der the direction of Richard Brown, three students provided brass fanfares. Carrying on the tradition of the Madrigal Feaste conceived five years ago by Frank C. Coulter, professor emeritus, Ms. Marcia Mittelstadt, assis- tant professor of music and director of Kaleido- scope, directed the program. Designed by Larry Ray, an elaborate Elizabe- than background and traditional costumes set the mood for delightful entertainment. Viewed in the background are muscians Anne Burnette, Bill Taylor, Tom Price, Dr. Huneycutt, Dr. Mclntire and Ginger Jones. Guests enjoy the Magical Madrigal Feaste. 76 Williamsburg The evening of Lambuth ' s second Williams- burg Comes to Jackson offered a festive exper- ience during the month of December. From the first sight of the path leading to 28 Northwood where the tour began, guests exper- ienced the thrill of stepping back into time. Candles glowing from within paper bags an- chored by sand, illuminated the brick wall, at the end of which stood costumed President and Mrs. Harry Gilmer who greeted each guest with genu- ine Williamsburg hospitality. Larry Ray with his interior design students re- searched and reproduced the colonial era. The costumes designed for the Gilmers were authentic as were the natural fruit decorations. Crossing the Gilmer yard, the guests continued to the home of Dr. and Mrs. Tyler Swindle on Oakslea Place which was also decorated with the Williamsburg motif. President Gilmer bows to Lambuth ' s first lady in the colo- nial setting of their home. At the Swindle ' s home, Mrs. Nelle Cobb serves Dr. and Mrs. Rodger Bates authenic Williamsburg fare prepared by Mrs. June Creasy ' s Food Principles Class. 77 Athletics Baseball HOME FIELD L.L. FONV1LLE FIELD CONFERENCE VOLUNTEER STATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE NATIONAL AFFILIATION NAIA 1981 OVERALL RECORD 24-14 1981 VSAC RECORD 7-7 LETTERMEN RETURNING 13 First row 1 to r: Steve Shelton, Jeff Fleming, Don Beard, Terry McClarin, Charlie Crouch, Scott Edge, Mark Northrup, Scott Patterson, and Ken Geyer. Second row 1 to r: Mr. Jack L. Russell, Coach, Jim Henderson, Donny Joyner, David Brehmer, Syd Freeman, Dan Rudder, Lenny Sokaloski, Gene Cathey, Bruce Hayes, John Scoot, Mark Bean, and Duncan DeMon- breun. 78 i Left: Steve Shelton tags an opponent Below: Randall Moore gets set to run to the next base. ■s% -- i ■' 1982 Baseball Schedule MARCH 2 Tues. Memphis State (DH) H 6 Sat. LeMoyne-Owen H 9 Tues. Miss. Ind. Col. (DH) T 12 Fri. Union University T 13 Sat. Rust (DH) T 15 Mon. S.E. Mass H 16 Tues. Belmont H 1 17-18-19-20 B.B. Tour - Montevallo, Ala. 22 Mon. LeMoyne-Owen T 23 Tues. Rutgers At Murray 24 Wed Freed-Hardeman H 27 Sat. III. Wesleyan H 30 Tues. Trevecca T 31 Wed. Freed-Hardeman H APRIL 2 Fri. Bethel T 5 Mon. C.B.C. T 7 Wed. Union University H 12 Mon. Bethel H 14 Wed. Miss. Ind. (DH) H 15 Thurs David Lipscomb H 16 Fri. Rust (DH) H 20 Tues. Union University T 22 Thurs C.B.C H 24 Sat. Belmont T 27 Tues. Trevecca H I 29 Thurs. David Lipscomb T MAY 1 Sat. Memphis State T Lambuth Baseball players receive a fellow team player at home plate. 79 Men ' s Tennis 1982 Men ' s Tennis Schedule MARCH 1 Mon. Southwestern A 2 Tues. Rust H 15 Mon. Rust A 18 Thurs. Freed-Hardeman A 19 Fri. Union H 22 Mon. Lipscomb A 24 Wed. Bethel A 26 Fri. C.B.C. H 29 Mon. Bethel H APRIL 1 Thurs. Freed-Hardeman H 2 Fri. Trevecca A 7 Wed. Belmont A 8 Thurs. Lipscomb H 9 Fri. Trevecca H 19 Mon. Union A 20 Tues. Southwestern H 21 Wed. C.B.C. A 23 Fri. Belmont H MAY 5-6 Wed. and Thurs. Nashville, Tn. Standing 1 to r: Ricky Vaughn, Paul Fletcher, Phil Rieke, Greg Tanner, Mr. Roscoe Williams, coach. 80 ? £ x ;:- r 3r Jaw ■' ' ■■■1 ? — ' ■r : _ .. — [ . ii I . w i t I i •■t -t- • ;■•• ■..:.: HOME COURT LAMBUTH TENNIS COURTS CONFERENCE VOLUNTEER STATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE NATIONAL AFFILIATION NAIA 1981 OVERALL RECORD 16-6 1981 VSAC RECORD 10-4 RETURNING LETTERMAN 4 Lee Graham shows his tennis skill at using the backhand. ««. David Rudd gets set to return the ball. 81 ? . ■p 82 Luann Staub wonders whether or not she made her return. HOME COURT LAMBUTH TENNIS COURTS CONFERENCE VOLUNTEER STATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE NATIONAL AFFILIATION NAIA 1981 OVERALL RECORD 10-6 1981 VSAC RECORD 8-6 RETURNING PLAYERS 7 1982 Women ' s Tennis Schedule March 3 Wed. Rust A A 18 Thurs Rust H H 22 Mon. Belmont H H 23 Tues. Union H H ! 25 Thurs Freed-Hardeman H 30 Tues. C.B.C. A 31 Wed. Belmont A APRIL 2 Fri. Trevecca H 3 Sat. Lipscomb H 5 Mon. Freed-Hardeman A 7 Wed. Bethel H 8 Thurs Lipscomb A 14 Wed. C.B.C. H 15 Thurs Union A 19 Mon. Bethel A 23 Fri. Trevecca A April 29-30 VSAC Women ' s Tennis £ Demonstrating a forehand, Mary Anne Thompson gives her best. 1 Standing I to r: Mrs. Ellis, coach, Debbie Ward, Elizabeth Evans, Mary Ann Thompson, Mary Clayton, Ellen Evans, Sally Carpenter, Suzanne Smith, Luann Staub, Jerry Wheat. At left: Ellen Elizabeth Evans practices to perfect her serve. 83 Soaring high for the Eagles, Tom Scott makes a great performance for his team. 1981-82 Men ' s Varsity Basketball Schedule Nov 16 Mon. Blue-White Game H 21 Sat. Arkansas College (Homecoming) H 28 Sat. UT Martin Jackson 30 Mon. Bicentennial Exchange Tour. Jack son Dec. 1 Tues. Bicentennial Exchange Tour. Jackson 5 Sat. Lane College H 7 Mon. Univ. of North Alabama H 11 Fri. David Lipscomb Col. H 12 Sat. Arkansas College T i Jan. 7 Thurs. Belmont College H 9 Sat. Union T 11 Mon. Freed-Hardeman College H 14 Thurs. Christian Brothers Col. T 16 Sat. Trevecca Nazarene Col. T 18 Mon. LeMoyne Owen College H 21 Thurs. Bethel College T 23 Sat. Rust College H 25 Mon. Union University H 28 Thurs. Univ. of North Alabama T 30 Sat. Bethel College H Feb. 1 Mon. Lane College T 4 Thurs. Trevecca Nazarene Col. H 6 Sat. Rust College T 8 Mon. Belmont College T 11 Thurs. Freed-Hardeman College T 13 Sat. David Lipscomb College T 15 Mon. Christian Brothers Col. H 17 Wed. LeMoyne Owen Col. T TBA VSAC Tournament Feb. 26- March 3 NAIA Dist. 24 Tour. Man ,h 8-13 NAIA National Tour. Tony Dawson aggres- sively shoots two for the Blue. In his usual calm manner, Coach Bray instructs the players during a time-out. 84 Men ' s Basketball Only one sta rter, Tony Dawson, re- turned from last year ' s team. Dawson, a sharp-shooter from Alamo, Tennessee, and returning lettermen Reggie Kilzer, Terry McClarin, Joe Neely, Tom Scott, Steve Ormerod, and Jim Green had a good year. For the year 1981-82, four fine fresh- men were recruited: Marcus Glass and John Scott from Jackson, and Kelvin Na- thaniel and Rickey Nabors from Munford. With good leadership and hard work, the team played well. Having been selected Coach of the Year for the past three years by his fellow coaches in the Western Division of the Volunteer State Athletic Conference, Dr. Charles Bray began his eleventh year as Lambuth ' s basketball coach. His 1980- 81 Eagles earned an impressive record and finished second in the VSAC Western Division. Even though the 1981-82 team was young, the year ' s rebuilding was a challenge for Coach Bray. Sitting 1 to r: Joe Neely, Rickey Nabors, Steve Ormerod, Kelvin Nathaniel, John Scott, James Kenton, Terry McClarin. Standing 1 to r: Robert Allen, Trainer, Van Ellison, Manager, Tom Scott, Jim Green, Marcus Glass, Todd Moore, Tony Dawson, Reggie Kilzer, Dr. Charles Bray, coach. 85 Men ' s Basketball Reggie Kilzer guards the ball against a Union rival. Coach Bray, Joe Neely, Steve Omerod, and Terry McClarin watch from the bench. Marcus Glass skillfully shows his technique at rebounding. 86 Women ' s Basketball Coach Russell tells of his strategy to the players during a time out. Jackie Mullis dribbles her way down the court. Pat Anderson goes for two points 87 Women ' s Basketball This season the Eaglettes returned with all but one starter from last year ' s team. Coach Jack L. Russell said, at the beginning of the season, We had a good recruitung year with four fine freshmen coming to join our excellent returning players. Our schedule is a little tough, but we expect to make a strong showing again this year. HOME COURT LAMBUTH ATHLETIC CENTER CONFERENCE VOLUNTEER STATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 1980-81 OVERALL RECORD 17-9 1980-81 CONFERENCE RECORD 7-5 LETTERWOMEN RETURNING 12 Sitting 1 to r: Ritha Johnson, Sherry Moore, Geneva Williams, Jackie Mullis, Thresa Butler, and Beverly McCalister. Standing 1 to r: Mr. Jack L. Russell, coach, Val Bulter, Debra A. Jestice, Janice Kinnon, Pat Anderson, Kellie Elder, Denise Kendrick, and Mr. Roscor Williams, Athletic Director. 88 Jackie Mullis protects the ball against Union ' s strong defens e as Geneva Williams looks on. 1981-82 Women ' s Basketball Schedule Nov. 21 Sat. Miss. Ind. College H 23 Mon. Blue Mt. College H 30 Mon. Univ. of Ala. (Huntsville) T Dec. 3-4 Thurs. Fri. A. ARC. Tourney Lane College 8 Tues. Miss. Ind. College T 1 11 Fri. David Lipscomb H j Jan. 7 Thurs. Belmont H 9 Sat. Union University T 11 Mon. Freed-Hardeman H 14 Thurs. C.B.C. T 16 Sat. Freed-Hardeman T 18 Mon. LeMoyne-Owen H ! 21 Thurs. Bethel T 23 Sat. Blue Mt. College T 25 Mon. Union University H 27 Wed. Lane T 30 Sat. Bethel H Feb. 3 Wed. Univ. of Ala. (Huntsville) H 6 Sat. Rust H 8 Mon. Belmont T 13 Sat. David Lipscomb T 15 Mon. C.B.C. H 17 Wed. LeMoyne-Owen T Valerie Butler shows (demonstrates) how the Eaglettes shoot. 89 Women ' s Volleyball Six players returned from last year ' s squad and six players were added. The returning players were Brenda Bowers, Bobette Dudley, Lee Ann Freeman, Missy Lewis, Donna Rhodes, and Bobbie Stacks. The new freshmen members were Kelly Bachman, Cathy Davis, Lynn Lee, Teri Rhodes, Dee Whaley, and Stacey Woge. Although the team lost three starters from last year ' s squad, the 1980-81 team placed third in the Volunteer State Athletic Conference. 1981 Women ' s Volleyball Schedule Sept. 25, 26 Fri. Sat. Oct. 2, 3 Fri. Sat Oct. 7 Wed. Oct. 15 Thurs. Oct. 23, 24 Fri. Sat Oct. 26 Mon. Oct. 27 Tues. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 6, 7 13, 14 19-21 Tues. Fri. Sat. Fri. Sat. Thurs. Fri. Sat. LAMBUTH INVITATIONAL (Trevecca, Sewanee, Southwestern, C.B.C., Austin Peay, Bethel) SEWANEE INVITATIONAL (Fisk, Lambuth, Carson Newman, C.B.C. Southwestern) C.B.C. Southwestern Trevecca vs. Lambuth Bethel vs. Trevecca Bethel vs. Lambu th AUSTIN PEAY INVITATIONAL C.B.C. Trevecca vs. Univ. of So. Univ. of So. vs. Lambuth Trevecca vs. Lambuth Bethel Southwestern VSAC TOURNAMENT (C.B.C.) NAIA District 24 Championship NAIA National Championship H T H T H T T Memphis Sitting L to r: Dee Ann Whaley, Cathy Davis, Stacey Woge, Missy Lewis, Lynn Lee, Bobette Dudley. Standing L to R: Mary Clayton, manager, Kelly Bachman, Lee Ann Freemen, Bobbie Stacks, Teri Rhodes, Brenda Bowers, Donna Rhodes, Mrs. Norma Ellis, coach. 90 Men ' s Soccer Club . f; I . . . ■■.,,-,:■■— !,jr -  In an effort to stimulate campus interest in soccer, a group of energetic stu- dents volunteered last fall to organize a men ' s soccer club with John Finney as coach and John Bonson as promoter. With appropri- ate dress provided by the college, the team chal- lenged Union University, who, alas, won. by a score of 6 to 3. The Lambuth men ' s spirits were not dampened, however, since the proceeds from the game went to a worthy cause — the United Way. Thanks, men, for your no- ble intentions! 91 Cheerleaders The cheerleading squad drew positive reaction from both the student body and the Lambuth community. Besides cheering for basketball games, under the leadership of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walker, the group promoted projects to encourage good relations and to earn money for new uniforms. Some of the projects included a Spirit Party for Union University, a Fall Clinic, an Invitational Competition, a Haunted Dormitory, a Mistletoe Ball, and Lambuth Day at the mall. Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Joe Cornelius, Bridget McKamey, Melanie Daniel, and Ken- ny Patton cheer for the Lambuth Eagles. Cheerleaders Joe Cornelius and Kathryn Ann Barker display the banner at the 1981 Homecoming game. On Monday evening January 25, at Lambuth, spectators enthusiastically supporting the Eagles encouraged a 63-57 win over Union University. 92 Sitting 1 to r: Kathryn Anne Barker, Leigh Shaw, Bridget McKamey, Tana Ferguson, Brenda Rosenberger, Melanie Daniel. Kneeling 1 to r: Kenny Patton, Joe Cor- nelius, Mike Norman. SUOfll Lambuth ' s Eagle mascot flaunts his new plumage. Brenda Rosenberger and Kathryn Anne Barker demonstrate their cheerleading abilities to a young group of cheerleaders. Leigh Shaw and Kenny Patton demonstrate how high Eagles can fly. 93 c r ' :: f tnl ■4 ' Xf 843) Sty TFfe fat) V academics President Of Lambuth On Friday, November 21, 1980, when Dr. Harry Wesley Gilmer was inaugurated as the fourteenth president of Lambuth College, he made pertinent comments in an address following his installation. In his concluding statement, he challenged the faculty, stu- dents, administration, alumni, and trustees when he said: To- gether we must seek again as others did before us to identify those values which we believe to be paramount, which we believe enhance our humanity and answer the deep spiritual quest for the meaning of our human existence. And that once identified, we consciously affirm them and put them into practice in this aca- demic community. More than a year has passed and, obviously, all members of the Lambuth community are seeking to follow this admonition. Standing to the left is Dr. Gilmer in his home library searching for that just right book. Above, are the family members relaxing at home. 1 to r: Jennifer who is attending the University of Mississippi, Mrs. Jackie Gilmer, Dr. Gilmer, and Kelley, a student at Tigrett Junior High. 96 Vice President And Academic Dean Dr. K. Bruce Sherbine, of Winthrop College in Rock Hill, S.C., became the new vice-president and academic dean of Lambuth College on August 1, 1981, following the retirement of Dean Walter H. Whybrew. A native of Johnstown, Pa., Dr. Sherbine was associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and ass ociate professor of biology at Winthrop. He previously taught at Lycoming and Gettysburg Colleges in Pennsylvania. He was also a visiting assis- tant professor at North Carolina State University for eight sum- mers. He received a bachelor ' s degree in biology from Gettysburg, a master ' s degree in education from Temple University, and a Ph.D. from Pennsylvania State University. Dr. Sherbine and his wife, Lorraine, have three children: Kate, Korey, and Kim. At a special fall convocation, on Octo- ber 23, 1981, Lambuth College seniors received nominations to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Dr. K. Bruce Sherbine, speaker for the occasion, told students, I urge you to break out of the mold to become that unique, special person that is you if you leave Lambuth College as the same person you were when you entered, we have failed. •ft ■■,■£. Mrs Sherbine, Kate, Dr. Sherbine, Kim, and Korey enjoy the campus. 97 Dr. Wilder Takes Early Retirement : 1H: , I As a minister, Dr. Wilder was often seen coming from the chapel as an educator, he was often seen going into the library; and The first President of Lambuth College, Dr. RE. Wo- mack, showed great interest in the expansive building program. Dr. Wilder discussed plans with him. Dr. Wilder constantly gave his attention to campus extra-curricular activities. as an administrator, he was often seen talking with college friends. Dr. Luther L. Gobbel, second president of Lambuth, and Mrs. Gobbel welcomed the new president, Dr. James S. Wilder, Jr. and Mrs. Wilder. 98 Dr. James S. Wilder, Jr., whose career as Lambuth College President and Chancellor spanned nearly 20 years, retired De- cember 31, 1981. At the time of his retirement, Dr. Wilder made this statement: The welfare of this institution has always been uppermost in my thoughts and actions. I am totally convinced that my stepping aside at this time will be in the best interest of Lambuth and my friend, Dr. Harry W. Gilmer. During these 20 years, Dr. Wilder was involved not only with every phase of the Lambuth College community but also with all presidents who have served the college in its present location. In an interview with Dr. Wilder in 1976, Michael L. Lawrence, a former student, assessed Dr. Wilder ' s career as follows: Only a combination of professional descriptions could characterize Dr. James S. Wilder, Jr., scholar, administrator, educator and cleric. Since 1962, when he was elected president of Lambuth College in Jackson, Tennessee, this Florida native has proved himself worthy of all of these titles by serving as a distinguished servant, an able executive, a progressive academician and an experienced pastor. Dr. James S Wilder, Jr , Retiring Chancellor Dr Wilder greeted incoming president. Dr. Harry W Gilmer. Dr Wilder showed interest in the maintenance area of the campus. Dr. Wilder was an avid sports fan along with Dr. Walter Whybrew and Mr. Jim Mitchel President and Mrs. Wilder were hospitable hosts at all social functions. 99 Change Reflected In Faculty Retirement Within the past two years Lambuth has witnessed the retirement of several dedicated faculty members who have contributed to the Lambuth community a total of more than a century of service: Dr. Annie Lou Smith, Professor of English; Dr. Wood K. Whetstone, Dean of Student Ser- vices; Mrs. Grace Whetstone, Associate Professor of Eng- lish; and Mr. Frank Coulter, Assistant Professor of Music. At the close of the 1981-1982 academic year two more dedicated faculty members will be retired: Dr. John R. DeBruyn, Professor of English and Chairman of the Depart- ment of English, who came to Lambuth in 1956 and Dr. Walter E. Helms, Professor of Education and Chairman of the Department of Education, who came to Lambuth in 1958. Dr. Walter E. Helms, Department Chairman Dr. John R. DeBruyn, Department Chairman 100 And In Administrative Affairs Dr. Bill Nace, Vice President for External Affairs and Mr. Hayes Fletcher, Assistant to the President are on their way to an executive meeting. jL : ■JLi, V J J %J ft i ■1 m J i , :. ' .J: ■■:■:;■■M l - a VnV ■MMi ■J fc- Dr. Brady B. Whitehead, Vice President for Student Affairs and Mr. Jim Mitchell, Vice President for Business Affairs discuss college life. 101 Administrative Services Dr. Harry W. Gilmer President of Lambuth Mrs. Virginia Elliott Secretary to President Dr. K. Bruce Sherbine Dean of the College Mrs. Kitty Jones Secretary to the Deans Mr. James C. Mitchell (Vice President for Business Affairs) Mrs. Venis Spencer (Secretary to Mr. Mitchell) Dr. William H. Nace (Vice President for External Affairs) Dr. Brady B. Whtehead (Vice President for Student Affairs) Mrs. Jean Reeder (Secretary to Dr. Whitehead) Mrs. Sarah W. Phillips and Mr. L. Edward Phillips (Associate Deans of Students and Ministers to College) Mr. John R. Bonson (Director of Student Financial Aid) Mrs. Alma Wood (Director of Health Services and Housing) Mr. Paul Finney (Director of Alumni Affairs and Career Development) Mrs. Dorothy Gleeson (Secretary to Mr. Finney) Dr. Billie P. Exum (Dean of Admissions and Records) Mrs. Mary Jo Williams (Secretary to Dr. Exum) Mr. Hayes F. Fletcher (Assistant to President and Coordinator Title III) Mrs. Cathy Truex (Secretary to Mr. Fletcher) Mrs. Lorraine Sherbine (Director of Information) Mrs. Judith Hazlewood (Librarian) 102 Dr. James S. Wilder, Jr. (Chancellor) Mrs. Evelyn Whybrew (Director of Learning Enrichment Center) and Dr. Walter H. Whybrew (Academic Consultant) Mr. Frank Murc hison (Supenntendant of Maintenance) Mr. David Ogden (Director of Admissions) Mr. Brent Paterson (Admissions Counselor) Mrs. Joy Shelby Weathersbee (Admissions Counselor) Dr. Wood Whetstone (Director of Testing) Mrs. Blanche Exum (Supervisor of Tutorial Programs) Mrs. Dot Jerstad (Manager of Book Store) Mrs. Sharon Henry (Director of Flood Services) Mrs. Connie Helms (Secretary to Faculty) Mrs. Sarah Twiggs (Secretary to Faculty) Mrs. Jo Anne Eilenberg (Secretary to Faculty) Mrs. Shirley Davidson (Head Bookkeeper) Mrs. Jo Ann Daniel (Bookkeeper) Mrs. Vickie Jordan (Bookkeeper) Mrs. Harvette Croom (Secretary) Mrs. Clemmie Nichols (Secretary to Human Development center) Mrs. Allie Travis (College Union Hostess) Mrs Roann Nace (Computer Operator and Date Control) Mrs Valda Todd (Computer Programmer and Operator) Mrs. Ann C. Childs (Computer Programmer and Analyst) Mrs. Lala Henry (Sprague Hall Dormitory Hostess) Mrs. Mary Siler (West Hall Dormitory Hostess) Mrs. Ann Snelson (Harris Hall Dormitory Hostess) Mrs Hazel Spence (Spangler Hall Dormitory Hostess) 103 The Library Mrs. Judith Hazlewood, Head Librarian Mrs. Ann Phillips, Assistant Librarian Mrs. Elsie Harris, Assistant Librarian Mrs. Lue Vera Turner, Periodical Librarian Mrs. Mattie McAlexander, Catalog Librarian Mrs. Elaine Alexander, Documents Librarian Mrs. Norma Crews, Secretary Duplication of materials facilitates learning for Julia Norville and her friends. The atmosphere is conductive 104 Continually expanding and changing to accomodate the needs of the campus, the library is of valuable assis- tance to the student who uses its facilities to supplement his studies. Such enrichment would be very difficult for the student without the guidance of trained librarians who welcome the opportunity to familiarize the student with both modern and conventional approaches to learn- ing. Carol McDaniel works in the book stacks. Mrs. Hazelwood constantly helps some student with a research project. of the library to study. Tim Thornton and Ginger Jones experiment with the microfiche reader 105 Curriculum Division Of Humanities Since the major objective of the Lambuth College cur- riculum is to provide students with a liberal arts education that will meet the needs of an ever-changing world, the Division of Humanities plays an integral role in providing such a quality education. The division is comprised of the following departments: ART, ENGLISH, FOREIGN LAN- GUAGES, MUSIC, RELIGION and PHILOSOPHY, and SPEECH and DRAMA. Departmental Chairpersons Mrs. Joanna Ross (Art) Dr. Bob Hazlewood, Chairman of the Division of Humanities Mrs. Huguette Craft (Foreign Languages) Dr. John R. DeBruyn (English) Mr. Jesse Byrum (Speech and Drama) Dr. Gene Davenport (Religion and Philosophy) Dr. Jo Fleming (Music) x 106 Mrs Marsha Cox (Spanish) Mr Richard Brown (Music) Mr Dalton Eddleman (Speech and Drama) Dr. Bob Hazlewood (English) Dr Don Huneycutt (Music) Dr. Charles Mayo (English) Ms. Marcia Mittelstadt (Music) Mr. Loren McCullar (German) Dr. Russell Mclnture (Philosophy) Mrs. Grace Whetstone (English) Dr. Brady Whitehead (Religion) Dr. Kenneth Wilkerson (Religion and Philosophy) 107 Activities Within The Humanities Division The chapel was the center for religion. Pamel a Hess takes a voice lesson from Instructor Marcia Mittelstadt. ■' : Language students Steve Lancaster, Lee Tharp, Meg Isbell, and Diana Ewell waited patiently for class time. 108 Mrs. Georgia Cox was an avid painter Dr. Hazelwood ' s Odyssey class was a fascinating study for Mari Hirao, Tim Jones, and Ann Moffat Mike Norman and Julie Caldwell played tremendous roles in Damn Yankees. ' Lisa McClendon worked well in Mrs. Ross ' painting class. 109 Activities ■i ) ; ififiH BP t +yrc4kZr£t 5 f KB ! ■■i 1 Studying literature is no problem for English major Janice Wilhite. Barry Johnston, Joey Tate, Lee Tharp and Richard Peeples sing in the dramatic Firebugs. Judy French and Kim Wilson search for information concerning the Old Testa- ment candlestick holders. no • r Mi ioe ■° r Tom Frye explains to Betty Moore his work of art that he did in Professor Ray ' s class Janet Wilson and Keg Kasonda arrange French bulletin board The Kaleidoscope appears in one of its many performances. 111 Activities Students in Dr. Mayo ' s class prepare for final examinations. Anne Bugel displays one of her talents. Anne Burnette sings with the Jazz Band. 112 Lisa Casteel, Brenda Bowers, Ginger Jones, Gina Franklin, and Margie Wiley discuss their courses which appear in the Division of Humanities. - . i, . In the Firebugs , Mark Collins, Brian Hicks, and Johnny Hopkins pantomine ., f v « See no evil; hear no evil; and speak no evil - ' Practicing for a photography class comes naturally for Michelle Fisher. 113 Curriculum Dr. Louis Snellgrove, Chairman of the Division of Social Sciences Division Of Social Sciences The Division of Social Sciences concerns itself with the factors that affect man in the world around him and the influences that govern his existance. Because of the political, economic and social pressures on the world today, the division offers the means for understanding the future needs that face mankind in the years to come. The Division of Social Sciences is compris ed of the departments of BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- TION and ECONOMICS, EDUCATION, HISTORY and PO- LITICAL SCIENCE, PSYCHOLOGY, and SOCIOLOGY, SO- CIAL WORK and FAMILY DEVELOPMENT. Departmental Chairpersons (Co-Chairpersons) Mr. Quinton Hoffman and Dr. Bruce Sherbine (Business and Economics) (Vice President and Dean) Dr. Walter E. Helms (Education) Mr. Robert Mathis (History) Dr. Louis Snellgrove (Psychology) Dr. Rodger Bates (Sociology) 114 Mr Henry Alsobrook (Business) Mrs. Nelle Cobb (Family Development) Mrs June Creasy (Family Development) Dr. Billie P. Exum (Business Law) Mr Thomas D. Johns (Psychology) Ms. Joy Finney (Sociology) Mr. Gaylor Greer (Sociology) Mrs. Judith Hazlewood (Library Science) Dr Delbert Hurst (Business) Dr. Elmer Inman (Education) Mr. Wilburn Lane (Business) Mr. Jerry Peters (Business Data Processing) Mr. AT. Tanner (Sociology) Mrs. Betty Walker (Library Science) Mrs. Evelyn Whybrew (Education) Dr. Rex Wirth (Political Science) Dr Earl Zehr (Education) 115 Activities Within The Social Sciences Division This year has truly been one of change for Lambuth College. In acquiring a new computer system, Lambuth has made provision for its future wellbeing and has at the same time opened new doors of opportunity and devel- opment in the life of the college. With the addition of a DEC 11 70 model that has several terminals in various classes and offices all over campus, the new system allows several people to be on the computer simultaneously. Two line printers permit students to operate and receive report print-outs with- out interfering with administrative reports being generat- ed by the second printer. It also supports several lan- guages. The Math and Physics Department uses the BASIC programming language, whereas the Business Data Processing Department makes use of COBOL, FORTRAN, and RPG II. Primary administrative offices using the computer are the registrar ' s office, the business office, financial aid office, development office, and the library. The new system will be able to process information much more effectively and efficiently, a convenience which will re- sult in an overall cost reduction for the college. Dr. Billie P. Exum, Mr. John Bonson, and Mr. David Ogden are elated over the new computer system. 116 Mrs. Jean Creasy demonstrates a cooking method for her students. Rebecca Smith and Cindy Thurmond enjoy Mrs. Cobb ' s clothing class. Psychology Major Sara Mat- thews tests Martha Miller ' s reaction time. 117 Activities Mrs. Ju dith Hazlewood teaches a library science course in the field of educa- tion. Education Professor Evelyn Whybrew introduces students to language labora- tory machines in the Learning Enrichment Center. A sociology class views a film. 118 Some students continue to use the old equipment Students in a business class seem to be entranced with a student lecturer. Education, Psychology, and Sociology Courses involve students with children. 1i9 Curriculum . w t .- . ' , J . J-, i Dr. Ronnie C. Barnes, Chairman of the Division of Natural Sciences Division Of Natural Sciences In the Division of Natural Sciences, emphasis is placed on developing thought patterns and skills through experience in problem-solving techniques and in use, understanding and appli- cation of laboratory methods, techniques, technical equipment and instrumentation, and opportunities for study in the areas of health and physical education. The division is comprised of the departments of BIOLOGY, HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCA- TION, CHEMISTRY and PHYSICAL SCIENCE, and MATH- EMATICS and PHYSICS. Departmental Chairpersons Dr. Robert A. Carlton (Biology) Mr. Roscoc C. Williams (Health and Physical Education) Dr. George Edwards (Chemistry and Physical Science) Dr. Kenneth Yancey (Mathematics and Physics) 120 Dr. Ronnie C Barnes (Physical Science) Dr. James G. Beasley (Chemistry) Mrs Jo Booth (Biology) Dr Charles R. Bray (Health and Physical Education) Dr. William J. Davis (Biology) Mrs. Norma Ellis (Health and Physical Education) Mrs. Sandra Givens (Mathematics) Dr. Lois Lord (Biology) Mr. John Pechonick (Chemistry) Mr. Jack Russell (Health and Physical Education) Mr. Roscoe C. Williams (Health and Physical Education) Dr. Kenneth Yancey (Mathematics and Physics) 121 Activities Within The Natural Sciences Division Students in a Genetics class work toward a final examination. Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy students Shirish Patel and Greg Perry dissect cats. Richard Kinzer and Brent Dreher study how the laser illuminates the hologram. 122 Chemistry students are engrossed in their study. Bobbie Stacks and other students spend hours in the chemistry labora- tory preparing for future careers. Margaret Lucius studies marine life. 123 Activities : 3 m mf¥ t ), Shedric W illiba gives blood for the Student Government Association and Gamma Beta Phi blood drive. Matt Snelson and Sarajayne Shannon enjoy working in the Natural Sciences area. 124 - Health and Physical Education classes attract attention. Biology students work diligently. Physiology students Sarajayne Shannon and Belinda Ha demonstrate the respirometer 125 Curriculum K Dr. Charles Mayo, Director of Honors Program The Lambuth College Honors Program is committed to restore for serious students the atmosphere in which communication amoung humans is essential. This atmosphere is developed through interdisciplinary courses which challenge both students and faculty to discuss knowledge gained through reading material which conveys the history of humankind, including his thoughts, his art, his religion, and his discoveries. In the process of such discussions, participants are encouraged, even required, to question their values and beliefs. After intense evaluation, many grasp a better view of their own ideas and a more open mind toward the opinion of others. Honor Program After the adoption of the Lambuth College Honors Program in the spring of 1978, Dr. Charles Mayo was appointed director of the program. As director, he selected and recruited new honors students, served as an adviser for these students in relation to the Honors Program, taught in all six semesters of the program, coordinated faculty selection to the program, and guided the comprehensive planning of the newly designed program at Lambuth. Honors III. First row 1 to r: Carol Wheatley, Angela Mills, Arthur Wheeler, Diana Ewell. Second row I to r: Belinda Ha, Cindy Lawrence, Becky Carter, Barbara Johnston. Third row 1 to r: Jackie Lucus, Emelia Presley, Holly Holland, and Anne Burnette. 126 Honors V Sitting 1 to r: Lisa Casteel, Ricky Vaughn, Brenda Bowers, Ginger Jones, Gina Franklin, and Margie Wiley In the fall of 1978, the Honors Program at Lambuth College began with fourteen stu- dents and three faculty members. The first to experience this new program of academic excellence included Brent Dreher, Patricia Dungan, Janet Ellison, Richard Gilliam, Christine Goodwin, Sally Hardgrave, Sherry Hemby, Kay Hereford, Kathy Hunt, Dennis Mulder, Teresa Naylor, Kathy Stephenson, Marianne Wheatley, Kim Wilson, Dr. Robert Carlton, Dr. Gene Davenport, and Dr. Charles Mayo. Of the fourteen students only three completed the six-semester sequence of courses: BRENT DREHER, KAY HERE- FORD, AND MARIANNE WHEATLEY. Brent chose to continue the program in his senior year with an independent study through the Honors Program. By the end of the fall semester of 1981, forty-five students were actively participating in the Honors Program, 163 students had taken at least one Honors course, fifteen faculty members had participated as Honors teachers, and three faculty members had contributed as lecturers. Marianne Wheatley Archer, Brent Dreher, and Kay Hereford completed all courses. 127 Curriculum Advisers for the Health Profession. Sitting 1 to r: Dr. George Edwards, Dr. Robert A. Carlton, Dr. James Beasley, Dr. William J. Davis, and Dr. Charles Mayo. Pre-Professional Programs Lambuth offers a Pre- Professional Program which prepares students for entry into graduate studies in MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY, PHARMACY, NURSING, PHYSICAL THERAPY, DENTISTRY, and MEDICINE. Additional pre- professional programs in LAW, ENGINEERING and ARCHITECTURE are also offered. The PRE-PROFESSIONAL PRO- GRAM allows students to get the essentials for entering graduate study in their particular area of interest. In this program personal guidance is given to all students by a faculty adviser who helps coordinate a program to meet the students ' particular needs. Ill i i itU! Law Adviser: Dr. Rex Wirth With Dr. Wirth are law students Ricky Vaughn and Mike Gaddie. Architecture Adviser: Mr. Larry Ray 128 Interdisciplinary Majors The INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM offered in the curriculum is only one example of Lambuth ' s changing educational program. In offering the INTERDISCIPLINARY MAJORS, Lambuth affords students the opportunity to earn an undergraduate degree that will enable them to pursue their particular interests. The INTERIOR DESIGN PROGRAM gives students an opportunity to become specialists in BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL, and RESIDENTIAL AREAS. A program in FASHION MERCHANDISING prepares students to become leaders in the world of fashion. Engineering Adviser: Dr. Kenneth Yancey Interior Design and Fashion Merchandising Advisers: Mrs. Nelle Cobb and Mr. Larry Ray 129 Classes Lambuth College offers the degrees of BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, BACHELOR OF MUSIC, and BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. An innovation in the format of this year ' s yearbook is the grouping of seniors according to the degrees received. Bachelor Of Arts Degree Marianne Wheatley Archer Ken Brooks Tony Dawson Kay Hereford Kim Kirby Betty Carolyn Kirkman Julia Parkinson Shedric Williba 130 Bachelor Of Business Administration Degree Carol Porter Sandi Ramsey Bachelor Of Music Degree Phyllis Holland Reggie Kilzer Jennie Kimble Valerie Butler Mark Escue Mark Futrell Christine Goodwin Senior Class Officers 1 to r: Shirish Patel, treasurer; Brent Dreher, president. Regina Duncan Teresa Naylor Susan Russ 131 Pat Anderson Donna Bingham David Brehmer Connie Campbell Bachelor Of Science Degree Gaye Chandler Mary Clayton Francis C. Currie Lynn Cunningham Kimberly Duncan Paul Fletcher Nancy German 132 ; Sally Hardgrave Rita Hatley Lynne Howard Melinda Jennings Jan King Richard Kinzer Tom Maupin 133 Linda Moore Juanita Parham Shirish Patel Greg Perry Gloria Pittman Melanie J. Shaffer Judy Smith Kathy Stephenson 134 Mary Anne Thompson Teresa Trice Mary Elizabeth Via Deborah Ward 135 Margie Wiley David Wilkins Kim Wilson ill! Ill 136 Lashanne T. Wilson Deborah C. Woods 137 Juniors Freshme Paulettc Adderley Brad Archer James Archer Don Beard Amanda Beare Mark Bean Bokoli Boots Brenda Bowers Karen Bowman Mary Byrd Alethea Campbell Marcia Carter 138 Lisa Casteel Conne C. Claybrooks Mark E. Collins Christy Cooper Belinda Corlew Mandy Corlew Joe Cornelius Susan Crews Felicia Crymes Ava L. Deberry Joseph Dimareo Anita Ellis Elizabeth Evans Ellen Evans Tana Ferguson Lisa Fields 139 Jeff Fleming Syd Freeman Thomas Frye Michael Gaddie David Gholston Keith Gill Luann Hart Beth Ann Heyduck Angela Howard Debra Ann Jestice Ginger Jones Linda McGee 140 1 pp Pr Hk 1 v- 3t v mm Lisa Moore Sherry Moore Jackie Mullis Julia Norville Laurie Norville Izetta Peach Lori Rea Charles Reed Donna Rhodes Agnes H Robinson Carolyn Rowsy Greg Sanderson Laura Schubert Eleanor Shaw Leigh Shaw Steve Shelton 141 Lenny Sokaloski Terry Spencer Celeste Stroh Lori Thomas Daphne Tracy Ricky Vaughn 142 Robin Whitwell Melinda Wilkins Geneva Williams Janet Wilson Renae Wirt 143 Sophomores v eshmen Carl Anderson Carol Arwood Kathryn Anne Barker Kevin Brown Anne Bugel Carolyn Bulle Anne Burnette Becky Carter Kevin Conrad Mark Coursey Linda Cox Sandy Cupples 144 Melanie Daniel Bobette Dudley Diana Ewell Ann Ewing Michelle Fisher Judy French Ken Geyer Jan Gomer Belinda Ha Lula Henry Holly Holland Johnny Hopkins Sophomore Class Officers, 1 to r: Angela Mills, secretary; Holly Holland, vice president; Mike Norman, president; Jeff Wamble, treasurer. 145 Wendy Hopper Charlie Hughes Michelle Hughes Karaleigh Hunt Pam Husky Jan James Ritha Johnson Barbara Johnston Linda Jones Tim Jones Melinda Keller Denise Kendrick Belinda Kyle Tina Lacy Robbin Lau Cindy Lawrence Melissa Lewis Jackie Lucas Margaret Lucius Sarah Matthews 146 Bridget McKamey Steve Meyer Martha Miller Angela Mills Ann Moffat Marsha Morris Rhoen Moses Lisa Ogle Kenneth Patton Melinda Peal Rebecca Pearson 147 Cheryl Porter Sarah Lee Powers Emelia Presley Grace Pugh Phil Rieke Annette Ross Patricia Ross Renee Rosser Robin Rosser Lisa Severns Melissa Smith Tricia Smith 148 Bobbie Stacks Luanne Staub _r Mae Beth Steele Adrienne Stewart Ken Stewart Tricia Tallent Andy Thompson Tim Thornton Cindy Thurmond Laura Warren Carol Wheatley Penny Wheatley Arthur Wheeler Tina Williams 149 I ' Freshmen Robert Allen Hugh Archer Kelly Bachman Donna Blevins Loris Margo Kyle Boswell Beth Brewer Libby Brown Nancy Burnette Sheri Burns Thresa Butler Julie Caldwell David Camp Rebecca Charlton Abby Cherry 150 Rhonda Claybrooks Cindy Cole Tracey Coleman Ann Collett Kelly Colvard Sherri Cookston Vickie Cooper Bill Crawford Pam Denton Mary Beth Dunn John Edwards Jane Erickson Garry L. Fair Elise Fletcher Beth Gaddie Freshman Class Officers, 1 to r: Paul Murphy, president; Sherri Hart, Secretary; Libby Brown, treasurer; Greg Street, vice president. HH Lynn Garrard David Garrett Kenneth Gillespie Marcus Glass Charlene Gogel 151 Sara Kent James V. Kenton Susan King Janice Kinnon Lynn Lee Dan Long Mary Lloyd Lynn Tommy Malone Melinda Maness Ferrell Marcus Mark McBryde Beverly McCalister Janet McClure Melinda McGuire Alison Maynard 152 Andy Granberry Yvette Gurley Sandra Hankins Gertrude Hart Sherri L. Hart Susan Heath Shelia Helton Sharon Herron Brian Hicks Layne Hilliard Masenori Hirabayashi Cynthia Hoggard Woody Hunter Margaret Isbell Donna James Donna Jancarek Theresa Janda Donna Johnson Mike Jones 153 James W. Merz Ann Miles Amy Minton Betty Moore Susan Morris Ricky Nabors Kelvin Nathaniel Rose Ann Nix Sherri Parlow Penni Pennington Bob Pierce Arow Pinkston Frank Prichard Charles Priddy Sandra Pryor Christy Rauchle Teri Rhodes Margaret Ronk Sandra Ross Dan Rudder Susie Ross Bessie Mae Runyon Ken Saito Cortelius Scott John Scott 154 Neil Sharpe Lawrence Shaw Norihish Shibuya Martha Skinner Linda Smalley Cathey Smith Gregory Smith Crystal L. Spann Sandy Stephenson Wendy Stidham Larry S. Taylor Debbie Thompson Hiroshi Toyoshima Sheila Wells Dee Ann Whaley i Tina White Carolyn Williams Lynn Willingham Stacie Woge Bubba Wrenn 155 Georgia Cox Mari Hirao Special Students In Memoriam Mrs. Hazel Spence Dormitory Hostess 1976-1982 Miss Stella Ward Dean Of Women Emerita 1954-1981 Jane Erickson, her mother and her sister present a T-shirt to a special summer student. 156 Adams, John David; 10 Lennon Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Adams, Timothy Ray; 192 Linda Vista, Jackson, TN 38301 Aday, Jackie Lynn; 201 Morningside, Jackson, TN 38301 Adderley, Paulette; Ragged St. Box N495, Nassau, Bahamas Adkins, Ginger Carol; 508 N. Meridian, Greenfield, TN 38301 Albright, Lucinda G.; 2235 Lelatta Lane, Humboldt, TN 38343 ALEXANDER, (Mrs.) Elaine; 31 Alta Vista Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Alexander, Margarett S.; Decaturville, TN 38329 Allen, Effie Lynn; 122 Pearl St., Jackson, TN 38301 Allen, Linda Faye; 113 Glass St., Jackson, TN 38301 Allen, Robert Franklin; 49 Omar, Jackson, TN 38301 Allen, Teresa; Rt. 1 Box 115, Hickory Valley, TN 38301 ALSOBROOK, Henry; 227 W. Church, Alamo, TN 38001 Anderson, Carl Victor; 12 Udall Rd., West Islip, NY 11795 Anderson, Cheryl Frances; 118 Crescent Apt. 110, Jackson, TN 38301 Anderson, Patricia Ann; 836 East Main, Jackson, TN 38301 Archer, Bradley Doran; 3086 Scotland Rd., Memphis, TN 38128 Archer, Hugh Alan; Rt. 8 Box 504, Benton, KY 42025 Archer, James Wesley; 1009 Brown St., Paris, TN 38242 Archer, Marianne Wheatley; 6069 Summer Trace 20, Memphis, TN 38134 Arwood, Carol; 107 Mason, Jackson, TN 38301 Atkins, Anne Brigham; 2300 Chere Carol Rd., Humboldt, TN 38343 Atkinson, David Glenn; 115 N. College St., Halls, TN 38040 Ayers, Gary Robert; Rt. 4 Box 39W-4, Lexington, TN 38351 - B - Bachman, Kelley Jeanne; 1001 Esplande Apt. 34F, Casselberry, FL 32707 Bain, Wanda June: 183 Campbell Apt. 206, Jackson, TN 38301 Barker, Kathryn Anne; Forked Oad Rd., Humboldt, TN 38343 Barker, Mark Deric; 336 E. Forrest, Jackson, TN 38301 Barker, Mary Key; P.O. Box 3104, Jackson, TN 38301 Barnes, Robert Eugene; 3663 Fenley Rd., Cleveland Hts., OH 44121 BARNES, Dr. Ronnie; 205 Westwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Barnett, Gerald Wayne; 551 Hopper Barker Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Barton, Paul Douglas; 706 Lambuth, Jackson, TN 38301 BATES, Dr. Rodger A.; 570 Westmoreland Place, Jackson, TN 38301 BAUM, (Mrs.) Freda; 33 North Davidfield, Jackson, TN 38301 Bean, Mark Antonia; 404 4th Ave. S.E., Winchester, TN 37398 Beard, Don E.; 813 2 W. King, Jackson, TN 38301 Beare, Amanda Katherine; Rt. 9 Bells Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 BEASLEY, Dr. James G.; 88 Laurie Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Beasley, Pamela Davidson; 171 Fairway Ln., Selmer, TN 38375 Beaven, Larry Ray; Route 1 Box 6, Buchanan, TN 38222 Beech, Ray Pearce; 30 Doak Marson Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Bell, Emmett Dixon III; 2221 Cross Dr., Memphis, TN 38112 Bellorin, Beatriz Maria; Lambuth College, Directory Jackson, TN 38301 Bibbs, Lisa Gail; Rt. 1, Parsons, TN 38363 Bingham, Donna M.; Rt. 1 Box 176, Stantonville, TN 38379 Birge, Bonnie Fox; 221 Ridgecrest Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Bishop, Stephen Wade; 36B Westwood Gdns, Jackson, TN 38301 Blankenship, Susan Lynn; 68 Brown St., Lexington, TN 38531 Blankenship, Thomas Lavon; Rt. 2 Box 36, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Blevins, Donna Louise; 508 Banbury Rd. Concord, TN 37922 Blurton, Nancy Valeria; Rt. 4 Watson Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 BOEHMS, (Mrs.) Mary J.; 59 Ridgeoak Place, Jackson, TN 38301 Bolton, Vickie Marie; 148 Hillhurst Dr., Selmer, TN 38375 Bonds, Gwendolyn Delaine; 111 Adams, Jackson, TN 38301 BONSON, John; 526 Arlington Avenue, Jackson, TN 38301 Bonson, Robyn Ann; 526 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 Boone, Martha Street; 4307 Estes Rd., Nashville, TN 37215 BOOTH, (Mrs.) Jo; Rt. 3, Humboldt, TN 38343 Booto, Bokoli; Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 39301 Bostwick, Loris Margot; P.O. Box N1605, Nassau, BA Boswell, Kyle Lawson; P.O. Box 218, Bryant, AR 72022 Bowers, Brenda Gay; 8497 Farmington Cv., Germantown, TN 38138 Bowman, Karen Teresa; 328 N. Lindsey, Jackson, TN 38301 BRAY, Dr. Charles R.; 13 Sunset Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Bray, Priscilla; 233 Hamilton St., Jackson, TN 38301 Brehmer, David Michael; 7976 Neshoba Rd., Germantown, TN 38138 BRESE, (Mrs.) Elmer; 111 Peppertree Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Brewer, Jennifer Elizabeth; 90 Rebel Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Brooks, Kenneth Hall; 520 S. Union, Bolivar, TN 38008 Brown, Elizabeth Pauline; 40 Cannonhurst Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Brown, Kevin Don; Rt. 1, Box 172, Michie, TN 38357 BROWN, (Mrs.) Patricia; 55 Loydell Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 BROWN, Richard L.; 40 Cannonhurst Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Broyld, Lorenzo; 1580 N. Royal, Apt. 907, Jackson, TN 38301 Bugel, Anne; 200 Haverford Dr., Nashville, TN 37205 Bulle, Nancy Carolyn; 110 Ogburn, Paris, TN 38242 Burkhead, Nancy Kathryn; 109 Vale Rd., Bolivar, TN 38008 Burnette, Margaret A.; 6468 Messick Rd., Memphis, TN 38138 Burnette, Nancy Lee; 609 Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 BURNETTE, (Mrs.) Ken; 609 Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Burns, Sheri Renee; 4663 Spring Valley, Memphis, TN 38128 Burton, Vicki Yvonne; 1-A Parkview Cts., Jackson, TN 38301 UTLER, (Mrs.) Clinton; 15 Wildwood, Jackson, fN 38301 Butler, Thresa Anne; Rt. 5, Mayfield, KY 42066 Butler, Valerie Simone; P.O. Box 15, Brighton, TN 38011 Byars, Brenda Jean; 234 St. George Ave., Dyersburg, TN 38024 Bynum, Florence Davis; 162 Linda Vista, Jackson, TN 38301 Byrd, Mary Elizabeth; 3824 Primrose Place, Paducah, KY 42001 BYRUM, Jesse; 814 N. Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Cagle, Evelyn Cordle; P.O. Box 82, Parsons, TN 38363 Caldwell, Julie; 7448 Locke Rd., Millington, TN 38053 Call, Forrest Ray; 135 Hillcrest Dr., Brownsville, TN 38012 Callicoatt, Steven John; P.O. Box 97, Gibson, TN 38338 Camp, David Wayne; 615 East Park, Alamo, TN 38001 Camp, Jean S.; 115 Vega Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Campbell, Alethea Dolores; Rt. 2, Box 243A, Lexington, TN 38351 Campbell, Connie; Box 82, Lenox, TN 38047 Cannon, Ann Bishop; 1245 Haralson, Brownsville, TN 38012 CARLTON, Dr. Robert A.; 15 Ridgeview Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Carmichael, Rodger Ora; 489 Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Carnevale, Sandra L. Monroe; 57 Glen Echo Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Carpenter, Sally Fields; 245 Greenway, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Carr, Valarie Koytez; 304 Middle Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Carruth, Patsy R.; 221 Dixie, Lexington, TN 38351 Carter, Marcia Lynn; 138 Pearl St., Jackson, TN 38301 Carter, Rebecca A.; Rt. 2, Milan, TN 38358 Casteel, Lisa; 15 Crystal Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Cathey, Tracy Gene; 4580 Kerwin Dr., Memphis, TN 38128 Chandler, Jeri Gaye; P.O. Box 93, Clinton, KY 42031 Chappell, Wallace Davis; 4100 Crestridge Dr., Nashville, TN 37204 Charlton, Rebecca; 281 Lake Terrace Dr., Hendersonville, TN 37075 Cheatham, Lauren Claire; 3620 Forest Hill Rd., Germantown, TN 38138 Cherry, Abby Courtney; 428 Park St., Halls, TN 38040 Childers, Carlos Steven; 6-R Skyhaven Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 CHILDS, (Miss) Ann; 437 West King St., Jackson, TN 38301 Chrestman, Carroll Egbert; Rt. 1, Alamo, TN 38001 Christopher, Gloria Y.; 217 Belmont Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Claybrooks, Corine C; P.O. Box 254, Maury City, TN 38050 Claybrooks, Rhonda V.; P.O. Box 65, Maury City, TN 38050 Clayton, Mary Emily; 86 Elmwood Dr., Jackson. TN 38301 Clemmons, Frances Marie; Rt. 1, Box 3140, Medina, TN 38355 COBB, (Mrs.) Eugene; 20 Woodmere Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Colbert, Galen Burrow; 2015 McCracken, Stuttgart, AR 72160 Cole, Cynthia Leigh; 532 Church St., Tiptonville, TN 38079 Cole, Thomas Merrill; 708 Bishop, Union City, TN 38261 Coleman, Alison Jones; Rt. 3, Harts Bridge Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Coleman, Tracey Lynn; 7724 McHenry Cir., Germantown, TN 38138 Collett, Ann Burton; 244 Elysian Fields. Nashville, TN 37211 Collins, Mark Eldon; 2903 Vine St., Humboldt, TN 38343 Collins, Robert Lofton; Rt. 2 Box 43, Trenton, TN 38382 Colvard, Kelly Kathleen; 7505 Apple Valley, Germantown, TN 38138 Connors, Debra Jane; 3528 Fawn Cove, Memphis, TN 38111 157 Conrad, Kevin Ray; 200 Rockwell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Cookston, Sherri Lynn; 521 Oak, Somerville, TN 38068 Cooper, Cristy Lynn; 5R Cinnamon Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Cooper, Dale Valdez; Rt. 1, Ripley, TN 38063 Cooper, Paul Berry; 298 Edew-nwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Cooper, Vicki Carol; Rt. 2, Troy, TN 38260 Corlew, Amanda Jane; 1585 Hollywood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Corlew, Belinda Burton; 1585 Hollywood K94, Jackson, TN 38301 Cornelius, Joseph Stanton; P.O. Box 38367, Germantown, TN 38138 Couch, Alan Carl; 516 Lambuth Blvd. Jackson, TN 38301 Coursey, Mark Lynn; Rt. 8, Box 586, Benton, KY 42025 COX, (Mrs.) David; 105 Greenbriar Ln., Jackson, TN 38301 Cox, Georgia H.; 816 Lambuth Apt. 107, Jackson, TN 38301 Cox, Linda Kay; Rt. 1; Henderson, TN 38340 Crabtree, Mit ii Dawn; 127 Chickering Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 CRAFT, (Mrs.) W.B • 3 Laurie Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Cranford, Rose Marie Kelley; 905 Lambuth Blvd, Jackson, TN 38301 Crawford, William Russell; Rt. 1, Box 210, Stanton, TN 38069 CREASY, (Mrs.) Fred A.; 52 Ellis Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Creed, Peggy Ellyn; 224 Lexington Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 CREWS, (Mrs.) James A.; 55 East University Parkway, Jackson, TN 38301 Crews, Susan Ann; 1541 Lambuth Blvd., Jackson, TN 38301 CROOM, (Mrs.) Cecil R., Jr.; N. Church, Colonial 10, Henderson, TN 38340 Crouch, Charles Roy; 1750 Clay St., Paducah, KY 42001 Crymes, Felicia Ann; 6322 Garesche Ave., St. Louis, MO 63136 Cunningham, Rebecca Lynn; 89 McCool Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Cupples, Sandra Jo; Rt. 1, Selmer, TN 38375 Currie, Francis Crittenden; 5622 Shadygrove Rd., Memphis, TN 38117 Currin, Shannon Dereis; 23 Redbud, Jackson, TN 38301 - D - DANIEL, (Mrs.) Johnny; Rt. 8, Jackson, TN 38301 Daniel, Melanie Michelle; 311 Morningside Dr., Selmer, TN 38375 DAVENPORT, Dr. Gene L.; 1225 N. Highland, Apt. 205, Jackson, TN 38301 DAVIDSON, (Mrs.) Jerry; Rt. 1, Oakfield, TN 38362 Davis, Cathy Annette; P.O. Box 162, Henderson, TN 38340 Davis, Philip Lee; Rt. 1, Alamo, TN 38001 DAVIS, Dr. William J.; 55 Glen Eden Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Dawson, Beverly C; 130 Central Circle, Alamo, TN 38001 Dawson, Tony Lee; 130 Central Circle, Alamo, TN 38001 Dean, Tommy Lyndell; 189 Old Hickory P-4, Jackson, TN 38301 Deberry, Ava Lauronce; 111 Rivers St., Jackson, TN 38301 DEBRUYN, Dr. John R.; 512 Burkett St., Jackson, TN 38301 Deeds, Mary Margaret; 16C Brooksie Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Dellinger, Barbara Gene; 44-3 Birchwood Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Denton, Pamela Gayle; 2955 Alabama, Paducah, KY 42001 Diffee, Carl Vineyard; 41 Beechwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Dimarco, Joseph Jr.; 3206 Old Medina Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Dodd, Dorothy Jane; 48 Sequoia Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Doss, Sheila Kay; Rt. 1, Denmark, TN 38391 Douglass, Clayton F.; 4507 Dee Rd., Memphis, TN 38117 Doyle III, Lloyd Allen; 301 Main, Martin, TN 38237 Dreher, Brent Wade; Rt. 8, Box 289, Paducah, KY 42001 Drennon, Lori D.; 120 Rac-Mer CT., Paducah, KY 42001 Drinkard, Pamela Jean; Rt. 1, Gadsden, TN 38337 Dudley, Julie Bobette; Rt. 1, Box 163A, Lobelville, TN 37097 Duncan, Kimberly Renee; P.O. Box 275, Decaturville, TN 38329 Duncan, Regina Ann; 7271 Neshoba Rd., Germantown, TN 38138 Dunn, Mary Beth; 3240 Harrison St., Paducah, KY 42001 East, Caprice Dorean; 610 Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 EDDLEMAN, J. Dalton; 33 Wheeling Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Edge, James Scott, 1111 Marscastle Ave., Orlando, FL 32806 EDWARDS, Dr. George W.; Rt. 4, Kay Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Edwards, John Fergus; 2113 Arlington Blvd., Florence, AL 35630 EILENBERG, (Mrs.) Jon; 8 Charleston Square, Jackson, TN 38301 Elder, Kelli Janine; 165 Mockingbird Lane, Martin. TN 38237 ELLIOTT, (Mrs.) James M.; 578 Westmoreland Place, Jackson, TN 38301 Ellis, Anita Ann; P.O. Box 99, Pinson, TN 38366 ELLIS, (Mrs.) Charles R.; 17 Clairmont Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Ellis, Stephanie Doreen; 116 W. Mitchell St., Humboldt, TN 38343 Ellison, Vann Ross; 355 Lone Oak Rd., Paducah, KY 42001 England Sr., Richard C; 1044 Campbell, Jackson, TN 38301 English, D.N.; 30 Ellis Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Erickson, Jane Ellen; 46 Laurie Cr., Jackson, TN 38301 Escue, Byron Mark; Rt. 5, Box 259, Ripley, TN 38063 Etheredge, Jacqueline Ann; 18 Navajo Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Etheredge, Marion Thomas; 18 Navajo Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Etheredge, Pat Laws; 18 Navajo Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Evans, Elizabeth Ann; 3090 Wood Thrush, Memphis, TN 38134 Evans, Ellen Claire; 3090 Wood Thrush, Memphis, TN 38134 Evans, Linda Karen; 49 Fairway Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Ewell, Diana Lynn; 1011 Troy Ave., Dyersburg, TN 38024 Ewing, Ann M.; 4337 Sneed Rd., Nashville, TN 37215 EXUM, Dean Billie P.; 9 Sunset Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 EXUM, (Mrs.) Billie P.; 9 Sunset Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 - F - Fair, Garry Lewis; 407 Maple St., Humboldt, TN 38343 Falls, Billy Westley; 1160 Hollywood 665, Jackson, TN 38301 Farrington, Karol L.; 1215 Morrich Ave., Brownsville, TN 38012 Ferguson, Tana Gae; Box 5, Gadsden, TN 38337 Fields, Lisa Lee; 971 Country Club Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 FINNEY, (Miss) Joy; 120 Maple, Jackson, TN 38301 FINNEY, Paul L.; 42 Lilac Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Fisher, Cynthia B.; 86 Fair Oaks Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Fisher, Leta Michelle; 129 Bauddin Dr., Lafayette, LA 70503 Fleming, Jeff Lynn; 35 Powell Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 FLEMING, Dr. Jo L.; 177 Laurie Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 FLETCHER, Hayes; 445 Walnut Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 FLETCHER, (Mrs.) Hayes; 445 Walnut Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Fletcher, John Marc; 445 Walnut, Jackson, TN 38301 Fletcher, Martha Elise; Rt. 2, Box 242, Whiteville, TN 38075 Fletcher, Paul W.; 225 Ctry. Club E-252, Largo, FL 33541 Forgy, Robert Nelson; 842 N. Parkway F-6, Jackson, TN 38301 Forsythe, Janis K.; 127 N. Alpine St., Ripley, TN 38063 Fox, Jr., Peter H.; P.O. Box 1522, Jackson, TN 38301 Franklin, Regina Gail; 116 Lesa Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Frazier, Brenda Kaye; 33 Gillman Dr., Apt. 6, Jackson, TN 38301 Freas, Debra Lynn Klein; 8442 Fox Creek Cv., Germantown, TN 38138 Freeman, Emily Ann; 61 Laurie Cr., Jackson, TN 38301 Freeman, James Sydney; 61 Laurie Cr., Jackson, TN 38301 Freeman, Leanne Marie; 67 Locust Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 French, Judy Kaye; 3007 Virginia St., Paudcah, KY 42001 FROST, (Mrs.) James W.; 148 Sun Valley Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Frye, Lisa Anne; P.O. Box 475, Jackson, TN 38301 158 Frye, Thomas J.; 3715 Greenleaf Rd., Cola, SC 29206 Futrell, James Mark; 2476 Cochura, Birmingham, AL 35244 Futrell, Sherrie Jo; P.O. Box 113, Hollow Rock, TN 38342 Gaddie, Charles Andrew; 57 Carolane, Jackson, TN 38301 Gaddie, Michael Keith; 4052 Socorro, Memphis, TN 38128 Gaddie, Susan Beth; 17 Omar Cr., Jackson, TN 38301 Gardner, Kent Calvin; 1104 N. Parkway, Jackson, TN 38301 Garrard, Lynn Allen; 105 Heatherwood Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Garrett, David Michael; 2728 Clay St., Paducah, KY 42001 German, Nancy Louise; Rt. 5, Box 36, Somerville, TN 38068 Geyer, Kenneth D.; 10 Fairfield PL, Jackson, TN 38301 Gholston, David Julius; 1062 Deumaine PL, Memphis, TN 38106 Gilbreath, Robert Floyd; 42 Twin Oaks PL, Jackson, TN 38301 Gill, Keith Darrell; 645 N. 27th Ave., Humboldt, TN 38343 Gillespie, Kenneth E.; 738 Davant, Memphis, TN 38106 GILMER, Dr. Harry W.; 28 Northwood, Jackson, TN 38301 GIVENS, (Mrs.) Howard L.; 69 Tahlequah Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Gladney, Beverly Joane; 2256 Riverside Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Glass, Jimmy Carroll; P.O. Box 104, Middleton, TN 38052 Glass, Marcus Cass; 167 Lealand Ln., Jackson, TN 38301 GLEESON, (Mrs.) J. Weller; 1104 N. Parkway, 13, Jackson, TN 38301 Gogel, Charlene Renee; Box 28, Jacks Creek, TN 38347 Gomer, Janice Y.; 6433 Hillsboro Rd., Brentwood, TN 37027 Goodall Jr., Robert Hardin; 900 Lake Shore Dr., Gallatin, TN 37066 Goodrich, William M.; 625 Forest Dr., Humboldt, TN 38343 Goodwin, Christine Irene; 39 Channingway, Jackson, TN 38301 Graham, Dewarna Jean; 504 Daughtery B-13, Jackson, TN 38301 Granberry, Andrew William; P.O. Box 225, Adamsville, TN 38310 Graves, James Albert; 90-R Bayberry, Jackson, TN 38301 GRAVES, (Mrs.) Jimmy; 90R Bayberry Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Green, James Edward; 145 Bonnafield Dr., Hermitage, TN 37076 Green, Peggy Sue; 30 Franwood Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Greer, Carolyn Dianne; Rt. 1, Box 116, Medon, TN 38356 GREER, Gaylon E.; 46 Hudson Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Greer, Pamela Gie; 46 Hudson Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Greer, Robbie Dewayne; Rt. 1, Box 114, Stanton, TN 38069 Grisham, Mary Lou; 125 Williams, Jackson, TN 38301 Grisham, Sherry Gaye; 125 Williams St., Jackson, TN 38301 Grove, Joyce F.; 114 Sunvalley, Jackson, TN 38301 Gurley, Carolyn Yvette; Rt. 2, Box 287, Portageville, MO 63873 - H - Ha, Belinda; 20776 Skouras Dr., Canoga Park, CA 91306 Haas, Jr., Julian Francis; 54 Addison Way, Jackson, TN 38301 Hall, Elizabeth B.; 9 Maywood, Jackson, TN 38301 Hall, John Richard; Rt. 5, Box 282, Somerville, TN 38068 Hall, Karen Elizabeth; Rt. 5, Box 282, Somerville, TN 38068 Hall, Keith Sanders; 275 W. Univ. Parkway, Jackson, TN 38301 Hall, William Samuel; 2687 Bells Highway, Jackson, TN 38301 Hamilton, Jr., James; Davis St. RFD 2, Martin, TN 38237 Hankins, Sandra Rudene; Rt. 4, Box 193, Humboldt, TN 38343 HANKS, Miss Nancy; 1585 Hollywood, C-39, Jackson, TN 38301 Hardgrave, Sally Ann; 5367 Knollwood, Memphis, TN 28117 HARRISON, (Mrs.) Larry; 4439 Wooddale, 2, Memphis, TN 38118 HARRISON, (Mrs. ) Henry; Rt. 1, Box 40-B, Pinson, TN 38366 Hart, Gertrude Holland; 213 Greenfield Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Hart, Luann Kay; 2740 Hollywood Dr., Union City, TN 38261 Hart, Sherri Lynn; 3295 Shea Rd., Collierville, TN 38017 Hartman, Edwin Evans; 313 Lackey Ln., Ripley, TN 38063 Harwell, Patricia Gardner; 1100 Tamm St., Brownsivlle, TN 38012 Hatley, Rita Rankin; 43 Windale Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Hayes, Stanley Bruce; Rt. 1, Box 29, 38371 Haywood, Tracy P.; 246 Hermitage PL, Jackson, TN 38301 HAZLEWOOD, Dr. Bob J.; 404 Roland Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 HAZLEWOOD, (Mrs.) Bob J.; 404 Roland Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Heath, Susan Dorene; P.O. Box 211, Gates, Tn 38037 HELMS, (Mrs.) Edward; 322 Park Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 HELMS, Dr. Walter E.; Rt. 5, Box 172, Humboldt, TN 38343 Helton, Sheila Catherine; 7 Robinhood Ln., Jackson, TN 38301 Henderson, James R.; 150 Lakewood Dr., Lexington, TN 38351 Henderson, Larry Glenn; 48 Sandpiper, Jackson, TN 38301 Henderson, Tammy Elaine; 500 Old Hickory 28, Jackson, TN 38301 HENLEY, Mrs. Lala M.; Sprague Hall, Jackson, TN 38301 Henry, Lula B.; 810 N. 5th Ave., Humboldt, TN 38343 Henry, Melinda K.; Rt. 3, Box 3, Selmer, TN 38375 HENRY, Miss Sharyn; 565 Old Hickory, 8 Village Square, Jackson, TN 38301 Hereford, Kay Townsend; 757 W. Meade Dr., Nashville, TN 37205 Herron, Regina Margaret; P.O. Box 165, Bolivar, TN 38008 Herron, Sharon Yvonne; 402 Berry ST., Jackson, TN 38301 Hess, Pamela Denise; Rt. 4, Box 137, Brownsville, TN 38012 Heyduck, Beth Ann; 543 Rollins Ave., Huntingdon, TN 38344 Hicks, Brian Odell; 1467 Snell Blvd., Nashville, TN 37218 Milliard, Sara Elaine; Rt. 1, Newbern, TN 38059 Hirabayashi, Masandri; Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Hirao, Mari; 67 Northland Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 HOFFMAN, J Quinton; 119 McCowat St., Jackson, TN 38301 Hoggard, Cynthia Kay; Rt. 2, Box 382B, Ripley, TN 38063 Holder, Edward Andre; 382 E. Front St., Dyer, TN 38330 Holden, Karen Michele; 283 E. Front St., Dyer, TN 38330 Holland, Holly Gay; Rt. 6, Box 526, Morristown, TN 37814 Holland, Kimberly Joyce; Rt. 4, Christmasville, Jackson, TN 38301 Holland, Phyllis Ann; 80 Labelle St., Jackson, TN 38301 Hooper, David L .; 405 Pecan St., Brownsville, TN 38012 Hooper, Kenneth Benjamin; 6987 Round Hill Cv., Germantown, TN 38138 Hopkins, John Frank; 4716 Mickey, Memphis, TN 38116 Hopper, Deborah Kay; 5299 Yellowood. Memphis, TN 38134 Hopper, Gail Wright; 404 N. 17th Ave., Humboldt, TN 38343 Hopper, Wendy Gail; 404 N 17th Ave., Humboldt, TN 38343 Hopson, Danny Ray; 550 Old Hickory, Jackson, TN 38301 Horton, Frank P.; 1398 River wood Cv., Germantown, TN 38138 Horton, Jo Eddie; Rt. 2, Jackson, TN 38301 House, Twonia Ann; 2999 Riverside Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Houston, Donna Stanfill; 24 Roberts PL, Lexington, TN 38351 Howard, Angela Yvonne; 4253 Sweden Dr., Hermitage, TN 37076 Howard, Teresa Lynne; Rt. 3, Box 254, Henderson, TN 38340 HUDACEK, (Mrs.) Frank; 203 Morningside Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Hudson, Martha H.; 700 Hollywood, Jackson, TN 39301 Hughes, Belinda Gail; 537 Wisdom, Jackson, TN 38301 Hughes, Charles Nathan; 537 Wisdom, Jackson, TN 38301 Hughes, Melanie M.; 383 McLeary Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 HUNEYCUTT, Dr. Don L.; 154 Edenwood, Jackson, TN 38301 ■j • ' -, ..• -? 159 Hunt, Bridget Mae; 132 Farris St., Jackson, TN 38301 Hunt, Karaleigh; Mrs. T.L. Overton, Rt. 2, Jackson, TN 38301 Hunter, Jerry Woodrow Jr.; Rt. 1, Ripley, TN 38063 HURST, Dr. Delbert; 1585 Hollywood, J-81, Jackson, TN 38301 Huskey, Pamela Jean; 2270 Huskey Dr., Cleveland, TN 37311 - I - Ilunga, Buya-Bwa-Nshi; Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 INMAN, Dr. Elmer; 418 Lambuth Blvd. Jackson, TN 38301 Irving, Stephanie Lavonne; 317 Harrell St., Memphis, TN 38112 Isbell, Margaret Edwards, 1113 Camelot Dr., College Park, GA 30349 Jackson, Janet Gail; 49 Glen Eden Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Jacox, Jeanette; Rt. 1, No. 428, Brownsville, TN 38012 James, Benton Dow; 145 McCorry, Jackson, TN 38301 James, David Allen; 425 Arlington Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 James, Donna Sue; 2987 Getwell, 6, Memphis, TN 38118 James, Harlow Mark; 345 Country Club Ln., Selmer, TN 38375 James, Jan A.; 2108 Starlight Dr., Dyersburg, TN 38024 James, Sarah Rose; Imperial Apt. 14, Humboldt, TN 38343 Jancarek, Donna Kathryn; 122 Karen Dr., Mt. Juliet, TN 37122 Janda, Theresa Ann; Rt. 1, Gates, TN 38037 Jarmon, Dalphia Ellen; 309 Hardee St., Jackson, TN 38301 Jarratt, Howard Haliburton; RFD 3, Box 822, Brownsville, TN 38012 Jaworowicz, James Arthur; Rt. 8, Stillwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Jaynes, Michael Alan; 32 Cherry PI., Jackson, TN 38301 Jennings, Melinda Ann; 128 S. Alpine St., Ripley, TN 38063 JERSTAD, (Mrs.) William; 82 McCool Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Jestice, Debra Ann; Rt. 2, Box 74, Medon, TN 38356 JOHNS, Thomas D.; 1252 N. Parkway, N-2, Jackson, TN 38301 Johnsey, Mark Frailey; 909 Burkett, Jackson, TN 38301 Johnson, Donna Sue; 437 5th St., Henderson, TN 38340 Johnson, Mark Heckle; 606 No. Park Ave., Brownsville, TN 38012 Johnson, Ritha J.; 453 Mifflin Ave., Henderson, TN 38340 Johnston, Barbara A.; 3810 Primrose PI., Paducah, KY 42001 Johnston, Barry D.; 1113 Hillcrest, Dyersburg, TN 38024 JONES, (Mrs.) J. Francis; Rt. 1, Box 104, Henderson, TN 38340 Jones, James Michael; Rt. 1, Box 3, Lavinia, TN 38348 Jones, James Timothy; Rt. 1, Box 003, Lavinia, TN 38348 Jones, Linda D.; Rt. 2, Box 176, Bolivar, TN 38008 Jones, Lisa Carol; 125 Rebel Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Jones, Paul David; 155 Oak Grove Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Jones, Sandra Elaine; 54 Camelot Left, Jackson, TN 38301 Jones, Virginia Joyce; 1402 Webster St., Corinth, MS 38834 Jongewaard, James Lee; Box 25, Silerton, TN 38377 Jordan, Jimmy Max; 24 Charlesmeade, Jackson, TN 38301 JORDAN, (Mrs.) Phillip; 99AA, Rt. 1, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Jowers, Linda Dian; 72 Airways Dr., Lexington, TN 38351 Joyner, James Donald; 125 Murray Ln., Huntingdon, TN 38344 - K - Kail, Kathy Ann; 513 S. Bells St., Alamo, TN 38001 Kasongo, Kabulo Keg; Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Keller, Melinda Kay; 236 Melita, Memphis, TN 38117 Kelly, Kenneth Dean; 441 E. Chester, Jackson, TN 38301 Kemp, Marilyn Rainey; 44 Overhill, Jackson, TN 38301 Kendrick, Carol Denise; Rt. 1, Bells, TN 38006 Kent, Sara Renee; 5273 Banbury, Memphis, TN 38134 Kenton, James Curtis; Rt., 3, Humboldt, TN 38343 Kerby, Terrie Ruth; 170 Oakwood, Selmer, TN 38375 Kilzer, Thomas Reginald; 211 E. 10th St., Trenton, TN 38382 Kimble, Jennie Mariea; Rt. 1, Gadsden, TN 38337 Kimble, Teresa Ann; Rt. 1, Gadsden, TN 38337 King, Don Mark; Rt. 1, Bells, TN 38006 King, Glenn Donald; 184 E. Univ. Pkwy., Jackson, TN 38301 King, Janet Alicia; Box 9, Bells, TN 38006 King, Rhonda Jernigan; Rt. 5, Bells Hwy, Brownsville, TN 38012 King, Susan Paulette; 386 Fitzgerald, Jackson, TN 38301 Kinnon, Janice Sue; 415 N. Bradford, Brownsville, TN 38012 Kinzer, Richard Wayne; Rt. 1, Humboldt, TN 38343 Kiproff, Peter Nicholas; 131 Stratford Ln., Jackson, TN 38301 Kirby, Joyce W.; 128 W. 6th St., Henderson, TN 38340 Kirby, Kim; 128 W. 6th St., Henderson, TN 38340 KIRK, (Mrs.) John C, Jr.; 115 Eastmont Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Kutina, Joyce Ann; Rt. 2, Box 13, Middleton, TN 38052 Kyle, Belinda Kay; Rt. 1, Box 217, Humboldt, TN 38343 - L - Lacy, Tina M.; P.O. Box 326, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Lafont, Christopher Thomas; 9 Northwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Lagrange, Paul Joseph; 44 Northland Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Lamport, Elizabeth I.; 926 Old Hickory No 2, Jackson, TN 38301 Lancaster, Ardith Elowee; Box 37, Jacks Creek, TN 38347 LANE, Wilburn; 190 Miflin Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Laster, William Eddie; Rt. 1, Jackson, TN 38301 Lau, Robbin Deann; Rt. 2, Murfreesboro, TN 37130 Lavender, Terry Michael; 279 Westwood Dr., Lexington, TN 38351 Lawrence, Cynthia Ann; Rt. 3, Humbolt, TN 38351 Leach, Jamison Leslie: Rt. 2 Box 232, Bon Aqua, TN 37025 Leak, Maxcine; 652 E. Jackson ST., Bolivar, TN 38008 Lee, Donna Crawford; 11 Barrett PL, Jackson, TN 38301 Lee, Lynn Alleen; 2016 Abbey Lane, Memphis, TN 38134 Legions, Steve L.; 803 Hort Drive, Brownsville, TN 38012 Lenoir, Stephanie; 418 North Fulton St., Martin, TN 38237 Lewis, Joe Foster; 1108 Campbell St., Jackson, TN 38301 Lewis, Malissa Kaye; 2256 Bartlett RD, Memphis, TN 38314 Lewis, Melissa Gayle; 1505 S. Freestone, Clarksville, TN 37040 Lewis, Merrill B.; 537 Parkview St., Dyersburg, TN 38204 LIPSHIE, Joseph; 647 North Russell RD, Jackson, TN 38301 Logan, William David; 968 Hillshire Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Long, Dan S.; 727 N. Highland Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Lopez, Curtis Eugene; 415 Beasley St., Jackson, TN 38301 LORD, Dr. Lois P.; 154 Moore Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Lott, Lisa Kathryn; 1111 White Ave., Henderson, TN 38340 Lucas, Jacqueline Marie; 161 Lexington St., Bruceton, TN 38317 Lucius, Margaret; 1485 Delmont Rd., Memphis, TN 38117 Lynn, Mary Lloyd; RR 4 Magnolia Dr., Eldton, KY 42220 - M - Malone, Leonard Thomas, Jr.; Hwy. 45N Rt. 2, Greenfield, TN 38230 Maness, Melinda Kay; 662 Oneal Lane, Henderson, TN 38340 Marcus, Ferrell Dee; 3492 Westbury Rd., Birmingham, AL 35223 Maroney, Nancy Leone; 4015 Heatherhill Dr., Huntsville, AL 35802 Martin, Glyna Crouch; 47 Seventeenth Green, Jackson, TN 38301 Masoud, Kim Ronnie; 102 L Hillshire Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 MATHIS, Robert H.; 84 Twin Oaks Place, Jackson, TN 38301 Matthews, Georgia Carol; 438 W. Grand Apt. 4, Jackson, TN 38301 Maupin, Thomas Edward; 6684 Windflower, Memphis, TN 38134 May, Sandra Louise; 601 Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Mayer, Beverly J.; 2011 Sherwood Dr., Humboldt, TN 38343 MAYNARD, Cindy; 765 West Forest Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Maynard, Mary Alison; 2077 Old Lake Pike, Memphis, TN 38119 MAYO, Dr. Charles W.; 19 Memosa Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Mays, Genesa Lynn; 338 Stonewall, Jackson, TN 38301 McAlexander, Eric Lee; 100 Newton, Jackson, TN 38301 MCALEXANDER, Mrs. Thomas; 178 Edenwood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 McAlister, Rhonda Carol; Box 393, Portageville, MO 63873 160 McBryde, Mark William; 2559 Tigrett Cv., Memphis, TN 38119 McCalister, Beverly Deneene; 127 Hale St., Jackson, TN 38301 McCallon, Randy Lee; Rt. 2, Box 193, Murray, KY 42071 McCarty, Michael E.; 14 Waverly Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 McClarin, Terry Van; 702 South St., Savannah, TN 38372 McClendon, Lisa K.; 1756 S. Highland, Jackson, TN 38301 McClure, Janet Marie; 1349 Carol Dr., Memphis, TN 38116 McCommon, William B. Jr.; Rt. 1, Pleasant Plains, Jackson, TN 38301 McCullar, Kenneth Ludwig; 110 Montclair, Jackson, TN McCULLAR, Loren; 110 Montclair, Jackson, TN 38301 McDaniel, Carol F.; 1185 Campbell, Jackson, TN 38301 McDaniel, Tammie Michelle; 606 N. Parkway, Jackson, TN 38301 McEarl, Belinda C; Rt. 2, Reagan, TN 38368 McGee, Linda Leigh; 4337 Haverhill, Memphis, TN 38111 McGuire, Melinda Sue; Rt. 1, Symsonia, KY 42082 MCINTIRE Jr., Dr. Russell; 101 Ayers Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 McKamey, Bridget M.; 109 Chapel Heights, Lafollette, TN 37766 McKelvey Jr., Lloyd Allen; 1585 Hollywood D- 46, Jackson, TN 38301 McKenzie, Betty Maxwell; 35 Woodland Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 MCKOWN, Blake; 19 Windyhill Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 McLeary, Joe Butler; 132 Bon Air, Jackson, TN 38301 McLoughlin, Michael William; 2220 Lea Ln., Milan, TN 38358 McMullin, Dena Ann; 139 W. Lincoln, Alamo, TN 38001 McNatt, Cherryl Lee; Rt. 2, Box 730, Selmer, TN 38375 McPherson, James Krist; Rt. 1, Box 88, Moscow, TN 38057 Merz, James Woodrow; 5069 Cottonwood, Memphis, TN 38118 Meyer, Stephen Lee; 842 N. Parkway, Jackson, TN 38301 Michael, Donald T.; 209 Stonehaven Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Michael, Jeffrey Ross; 721 Westwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Miles, Ann Howard; 986 W. Forest Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Miles, John B.; 986 W. Forest, Jackson, TN 38301 Miller, Betty Carolyn; Rt. 3, Clay Hills, Selmer, TN 38375 Miller, Martha L; 3658 Oakley, Memphis, TN 38111 Mills, Angela C ; 606 N. Park, Brownsville, TN 38012 Minton, Amy Michelle; 1418 Winchester Rd., Memphis, TN 38116 Mitchell, Dolly Fay; Rt. 1, Box 203R, Toone, TN 38381 MITCHELL, James C; 200 Old Malesus Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Mitchell, Ramona Turner; 520 Boone Ln., Jackson, TN 38301 MITTELSTADT, Marcia; 215 W. Grand, Jackson, TN 38301 Moffat, Ann Mary; 5234 Anchorage Dr., Nashville, TN 37220 Moll, Conrad Andrew; 778 The Circle, Lewiston, NY 14092 Montgomery, Daryl; 95 James St., Jackson, TN 38301 Montgomery, Jonnah Diane; 331-A Woodland Dr., Henderson, TN 38340 Montgomery, Joseph Harold; 717 Rushmeade, Jackson, TN 38301 Montgomery, W. Kay; 316 Westwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Moody, Russell Marion; 84 Rebel Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Moore, Betty Lee Woods; Rt. 4, Lexington, TN 38351 .MftHt Moore, Brenda Kaye; Rt. 1, Box 523, Brownsville, TN 38012 Moore, Kamlin Leigh; 5401 Collingwood Cv., Memphis, TN 38119 Moore, Linda McKee; 66 Airways, Lexington, TN 38351 Moore, Lisa Carol; Box 2851, Jackson, TN 38301 Moore, Roland Lane; 1155 Sisco Ave., Humboldt, TN 38343 Moore, Sherry Ann; 212 Woodlawn Dr., Greenfield, TN 38230 Moore, Todd Stewart; Box 908, Corinth, MS 38834 Morey, Sus an Speake; Rt. 5, Box 296, Brownsville, TN 38012 Morris, Marhsa A.; 2278 Massey Rd., Memphis, TN 38138 Morris, Susan Guynn; Rt. 3, Seavers Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Morrison, Kathey Lois; 38 Lake Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Morrow, Cassandra Kay; 127 Hale St., Jackson, TN 38301 Morton, Allen Ross; 155 Hollywood, Apt. 7, Jackson, TN 38301 Moses, Rhoen Paul; 332 Hale St., Jackson, TN 38301 Mosier, Tony Franklin; 232 West Main St., Alamo, TN 38001 Moss, Charlene R.; 823 West Main, Brownsville, TN 38012 Moss, Dana Lynn; 823 West Main, Brownsville, TN 38012 Mote, Dana Elizabeth; 348 Rutledge St., Collierville, TN 38017 Mukengela, Kankuku Tshitoko; Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Mullis, Jacquelyn Leigh; 105 Rebel Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Munster, Carol Lynn; 4012 Lk. Limestone, B.R. LA 70816 MURCHISON, Frank; 67 Camellia Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Murphy, Paul Delahanty; 4941 Grand Ave., Western Springs, IL 60558 - N - Nabors, Rickey Joe; Box 534, Munford, TN 38058 NACE, Dr. Williams H.; 223 Tuckahoe Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 NACE, (Mrs.) William H.; 223 Tuckahoe Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Nance, Patricia Carol; 43 Smithfield Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Nathaniel, Kelvin OConnor; Rt. 2, Box 305, Millington, TN 38053 Naylor, Theresa Jo; 2225 Tautm Rd., Dyersburg, TN 38024 Neely, Joe Arthur; RT. 7, Box 62, Jackson, TN 38301 Newton, Erin Johnston; 4c-189 Old Hickory, Jackson, TN 38301 NICHOLS, (Mrs.) Clemmie; 91 Hughes Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Niswonger, Phillip Bryan; 531 Westmoreland, Jackson, TN 38301 Nix, Rose Ann; Rt. 4, Girls ' Ranch, Franklin, TN 37064 Norman, James Michael; Rt. 2, Box 410, Dickson, TN 37055 Northrup, Mark Charles; 80 Smedley St., North East, PA 16428 Norton, Edith Marilyn; Rt. 1, Vine Hill Rd., Denmark, TN 38391 Norville, Julia Anne; J.C. Dr., Bells TN 38006 Norville, Martha Laurie; Rt. 1, Gadsden, TN 38337 Nunnally, Linda Phernise; 332 Phillips St., Jackson, TN 38301 - O - OGDEN, David; 689 Westwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Ogle, Lisa Kaye; 229 Barham St., Milan, TN 38358 Ormerod, Steven Paul; 21 Branson PL, Jackson, TN 38301 Ownby, Terry Lynn; 545 Spruce St., McKenzie, TN 38201 Palmer, Linda Meshell; 18A Parkview Ct., Jackson, TN 38301 Palmer, Polly Antoinette; 1160 Hollywood, Apt. 613, Jackson, TN 38301 Parham, Juanita Elizabeth; 120 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 Parker, Barbara Geneen; 305 Rosemont Dr., Trenton, TN 38382 Parkinson, Julia Dee; 37 Oakmont, Jackson, TN 38301 Parlow, Sherri Lynn; Rt. 2, Alamo, TN 38001 Pate, Deborah Leigh; 421 Division Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Patel, Shirish K.; Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 PATERSON, Brent; 1252 N. Parkway, Apt. N-l, Jackson, TN 38301 Paterson, Scott Ray; 582 Tioga Ave., Kingston, PA 18704 Patton, Kenneth D.; 2956 Danville, Memphis, TN 38118 Peach, Izetta Charlene: 1507 Fairview Blvd. E., Fairview, TN 37062 Peal, Melinda Ann; Box 274, Ripley, TN 38063 Pearson, Rebecca Lynn; 92 Adams St., Jackson, TN 38301 Pearson Jr., John Spellings; 10 Fairfield, Jackson, TN 38301 PECHONICK, John; 567 Westmoreland PL, Jackson, TN 38301 Peeples, Richard; 2101 Forrest Rd., Corinth, MS 38834 Pennington, Penni Lynn; 3640 Autumn, Memphis, TN 38122 Perry, Greg Allen; 3993 Oakcliff Rd., Memphis, TN 38111 Perry, Jeffery L.; 44 Birchwood No. 2, Jackson, TN 38301 PETERS, Jerry Rt. 1, Jackson, TN 38301 Petersen, Larry G. Rt. 1, Box 171A, Toone, TN 38381 PHILLIPS, Mrs. Ann R.; 24 Rainbow Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Phillips, Catherine Taylor; Rt. 1, Box 25K, Parsons, TN 38363 PHILLIPS, E. Lawrence; 815 Burkett, Jackson. TN 38301 Phillips, Gayla Ann; 145 Webber, Jackson, TN 38301 Phillips, Mary Ann; 16 Howlett Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 PHILLIPS, Sara W.; 815 Burkett, Jackson, TN 38301 Pierce, Robert Lloyd; 2146 Old Lake Cv., 161 162 Memphis, TN 38119 Piercey, John Michael; 405 Westwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Piercey Jr., Joe Edward; 405 Westwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Pinkston, Jane Arow; 907 Hillcrest, Columbia, TN 38401 Pittman, Gloria Jean; 381 Preston St., Jackson, TN 38301 Poole, Lonnie; 3027 Hwy. 59 W. Covington, TN 38019 Porter, Carol Lynn; 6517 Chase Rd., Millington, TN 38053 Porter, Charles Lewis; Rt. 2, Ripley, TN 38063 Porter, Cheryl A.; 6452 Webster Rd., Orchard Park NY 14127 Powers, Sarah Lee; 500 East Poplar, Selmer, TN 38375 Prather, Sophis Sue; Box 184, Selmer, TN 38375 Presley, Emelia Elizabeth; 1618 Babs, Memphis, TN 38116 Presley, Pennye Lyn; Rt. 3, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Price, Iretta; Rt. 1, Box 334, Denmark, TN 38391 Price, Tom Peter; 148 Summar, Jackson, TN 38301 Prichard, Frank William III; Rt. 3, Box 338, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Priddy, Charles Robert; 1818 Campbell St., Jackson, TN 38301 Pryor, Sandra Delois; Rt. 1, Box 530, Drummonds, TN 38023 Pugh, Grace Karen; 5424 Reidland Rd., Paducah, KY 42001 - Q - Quin, Carol Lynelle; Rt. 1, Box 131, Medon, TN 38356 - R - Ragan, Amos Harold; Box 2641, Jackson, TN 38301 Raines, William Chris; 40 Carolane, Apt. 2, Jackson, TN 38301 Ramsey, Sandi Anne; 5512 Lyford, Memphis, TN 38119 Ratner, Susan Lynn; Rt. 1, 33 Firetower Rd., Hickory Valley, TN 38042 Rauchle, Christy Denise; 28 Coatsland Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 RAY, Lawrence A.; 582 Lambuth Blvd., Jackson, TN 38301 Rea, Lori Kathleen; 1711 Pleasant Valley, Union City, TN 38261 Reddick, Brenda Carol; 519 W. Main, Alamo, TN 38001 Reddin, Mary Annette; Rt. 1, Pinson, TN 38366 Reed, Charles Edward; 87 Douglass Cts., Jackson, TN 38301 REEDER, (Mrs.) Thomas; 464 N. Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Rhodes, Donna Kay; 5136 Blackwell, Memphis, TN 38134 Rhodes, Teri Lynn; 5136 Blackwell, Memphis, TN 38134 Richardson, Anne Lovell; 7 Boundbrook Dr., Paris, TN 38242 Richardson, Deborah Yvonne; 142 New Belmeade, Jackson, TN 38301 Ridings, Ty Anne Michael Bechtel; Rt. 3, Humboldt, TN 38343 Rieke, Philip Clark; 212 Countryside Dr., Franklin, TN 37064 Riley, James Larry; 260 Thompson, Ripley, TN 38063 Roberts, Bill; 131 Penny Ln., Jackson, TN 38301 Roberts, Dianna; Rt. 1, Friendship, TN 38034 Robertson, Charlotte Ann; Box 522, Jackson, TN 38301 Robinson, Agnes Huntspon; 129 Lockwood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Rodman, Mary Ann; 503 Shiloh Rd., Corinth, MS 38834 Roland, Phara Lee Wells; Box 375, Bells, TN 38006 Ronk, Margaret Ruth; Rt. 1, Alamo, TN 38001 Rosenberger, Brenda; Bx. 174, Pleasant Site, Selmer, TN 38375 ROSS, (Mrs.) Douglas; 63 Fieldcrest Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Ross, Patricia Ann; Rt. 1, Box 118, Milan, TN 38358 Ross, Sandra Kay; Rt. 1, Box 118, Milan, TN 38358 Ross, Suzanne Lynn; 211 Kimela Dr., Woodbury, TN 37190 Ross, Teresa Annette; 135 Summit Trail, Paducah, KY 42001 Rosser, Renee Lynn; 24 Hundreds Rd., Westboro, MA 01581 Rosser, Robin Gwen; 24 Hundreds Rd., Westboro, MA 01581 Rowland, David Byron; Box 153, Crockett Mills, TN 38021 Rowland, Katherine Nicole; 15 Okeena PL, Jackson, TN 38301 Rowsey, Carolyn; 916 E. Poplar, Selmer, TN 38375 Rudd, David Dalton; 230 Valley Rd., Paducah, KY 42001 Rudder, Dan Jarret; 5298 Oakmeadow Ave., Memphis, TN 38134 Ruff, Carol Jeanenne; Rt. 1, Jackson, TN 38301 Runyan, Bessie Mae; 607 Burkett St., Jackson, TN 38301 Rush, Gina Marie; 619 N. 39-pp30th, Humboldt, TN 38343 Russ, Susan Jeannette; Rt. 1, Box 256, Calvert City, KY 42029 Russell, Constance Eleanor Haskell; 29 Northwood, Jackson, TN 38301 RUSSELL, Jack L.; 16 Lilac Ln., Jackson, TN 38301 Rutherford, Tawona Divan; 2D Parkview Cts., Jackson, TN 38301 - S - Saito, Ken; Lambuth College, Jackson, 38301 TN Sanderson, Gregory Alan; Box 6, Kenton TN 38233 Schubert, Laura Cardell; 5305 Bayouglen Houston, TN 77056 Schumacher, Gary James; Box 2692, Jackson TN 38301 Scogin, Jr., Robert Gerald; 4923 Grady Dr Roanoke, VA 24018 Scott, Cortelieus Yvonne; 104 Lockwood Dr Jackson, TN 38301 Scott, John Carl; 23 Maryland Dr., Jackson TN 38301 Scott, Nancy Ruddell; 45 Willow Ridge Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Scott, Russell K.; 304 School St., Corinth, MS 38834 Scott, Thomas Gerald; 1782 Malabar, Germantown, TN 38138 Sellers, Brenda Jean; 89-C Lower Brnsvlle Jackson, TN 38301 Senter, James D.; Box D. Humboldt, TN 38343 Severns, Lisa Kaye; 132 Miller Dr., Paducah KY 42001 Shaffer, Melanie Jane; 9 Hickory Hill Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Shannon, Sarajayne; 14 Timberhill, Jackson, TN 38301 Sharpe, Carolyn True; 912 Creekwood Brownsville, TN 38012 Sharpe, William Neil; 2988 Elm Hill Rd., Nashville, TN 37214 Shaw, Eleanor Antoine; 217 Hardee, Jackson TN 38301 Shaw, Elizabeth Leigh; Box 153, Crockett Mills TN 38021 Shaw, Jacqueline Denise; 52 Briarwood Ln., Jackson, TN 38301 Shaw, Lawrence Cromwell; 2119 Hallwood Dr., Memphis, TN 38107 Shaw, Susan Lynn; Box 153, Crockett Mills, TN 38021 Shearin, Martha Joyce Ray; Rt. 6, Odell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 SHELBY, Miss Joy; 26 Huneycuckle Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Shell, Carla Jo; 21 Hollywood Dr., Jackson TN 38301 Shelton, Steven Eric; 59 Northland Dr., Jackson TN 38301 SHERBINE, DR. K. Bruce; 6 Susnet Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 SHERBINE (Mrs.) K. Bruce; 6 Sunset Dr Jackson, TN 38301 Sherron, Robert L.; 353 Lincoln St., Jackson TN 38301 Shibuya, Norihisa; Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Shorts, Veronica Ann; 800 Old Hickory R121, Jackson, TN 38301 Siler, Dana Ann; 842 N. Parkway B-4, Jackson, TN 38301 SILER, (Mrs.) Edwin; West Hall, Jackson, TN 38301 Silvia, Thomas Azevedo; 176 Chickering Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Simmons, Albert Kinny; 1214 Cotton, Humboldt TN 38343 Simmons, Betty Lynn; 558 N. Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Simmons, D. Loretta; Rt. 1, Box 70, Cedar Grove, TN 38321 Sims, Joyce Mitchell; Rt. 2, Box 390, Selmer, TN 38375 Skinner, Martha Celia; 1003 Sulphur Springs, Murfreesboro, TN 37130 Slack, Sally Diffee; 405 Martha St., Jackson, TN 38301 Smalley, Velinda Kaye; 139 Goodman Dr., Paducah, KY 42001 SMITH, Dr. Annie Lou; 143 Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Smith, Gregory Keen; 3512 W. 61st St., Indianapolis, IN 46208 Smith, Jerry Thomas; 95 Moorewood Dr Jackson, TN 38301 Smith, Judy Marie; 1106 Lambuth, Jackson, TN 38301 Smith, Kathleen Robbins; 1106 Lambuth, Jackson, TN 38301 Smith, Melissa Ann; 348 N. Rowlett, Collierville TN 38017 Smith, Molly Bondurant; 1585 Hollywood, No B- 10, Jackson, TN 38301 Smith, Patricia Gail; 2013 Hickory Hill Lng. Hermitage, TN 37076 Smith, Rebecca Anthony; 1102 Lambuth Blvd., Jackson, TN 38301 Smith, Suzanne; 1106 Lambuth Blvd., Jackson, TN 38301 Smith, Terry; 809 Old Hickory Kl, Jackson, TN 38301 SNELLGROVE, Dr. Louis; 478 Country Club Ln., Jackson, TN 38301 SNELSON, Mrs. Ann; Harris Hall, Jackson, TN 38301 Snelson, Matthew J.; Rt. 1, Box 32, Glencoe, MO 63038 Sokaloski, Leonard Nicholas; 130 Union St., Hudson, PA 18705 Spann, Crystal Lynn; 212 Iselin St., Jackson, TN 38301 SPENCER, (Mrs.) J.B.; Rt. 2, Jackson, TN 38301 Spencer, Terry Anthony; 201 N. Hardin, Dr., Columbia, TN 38401 Spitzer, Steven Lee; Rt. 1, Bells, TN 38006 Stacks, Bobbie Lynne; 799 Hearn St., Henderson, TN 38340 Stanbery Jr., Dallas Center; 6 Tracewood Cv., Jackson, TN 38351 Stanfill, Ella Katherine; Hillcrest Apt. 4, Lexington, TN 38351 Staub, Luanne Marie; 8457 Briabrich Cv., Germantown, TN 38138 Staudt, William John; 123 Campbell, Jackson, TN 38301 Steele, Mae Beth; 325 Lucas St., Florence, AL 35630 Stephenson, Judy Maanna; 413 Old Hickory Blvd., Jackson, TN 38301 Stephenson, Marian Kathryn; 432 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 Stephenson, Sandra Leigh; 432 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 Stewart, Adrienne A.; 877 N. ldlewild, Memphis, TN 38107 Stewart, Dianne; 601 Martin L. King Dr., Dyersburg, TN 38024 Stewart, Ken L.; 8170 Homes Rd., Germantown, TN 38115 Stidham, Wendy; Rt. 2, Bethel Springs, TN 38315 Stoner, Thomas Morris; 816 Lambuth Apt. 204, Jackson, TN 38301 Story, John Claude; 83 Oakmont, Jackson, TN 38301 Street, Edward Gregory; 3514 Hewlett Dr., Nashville, TN 37211 Stroh, Ruth Celeste; 2119 McCracken, Stuttgart, AR 72160 Stubbs, Anita Marie; 13 Indian Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Swaim, Kathleen Frances; Rt. 1, Box 358 A, Trenton, TN 38382 Swindle, Jill Elizabeth; 109 Oakslea PI., Jackson, TN 38301 TABOR, (Mrs.) Michael; 239 Hermitage, Jackson, TN 38301 Tallent, Patricia Ann; 2977 Egan Dr., Memphis, TN 38115 TANNER Jr., AT.; 24 Sun Valley Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Tanner, Gregory Lee; Rt. 2, Rutherford, TN 38369 Tate, Joseph Allen; 45 Locust Ln., Jackson, TN 38301 Taylor, Emily Lewis; 338 Edenwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Taylor, Larry Spencer; 2294 Amherst, Memphis, TN 38106 Tharp, Lee Ellen; 8001 B. St., Millington, TN 38053 Thomas, Jack K.; 117 Walnut St., Humboldt, TN 38343 Thomas, Lori Lee; Rt. 1, Alamo, TN 38001 Thompson, Debora Jo Ann; 401 S. 25th St., Paducah, KY 42001 Thompson, James Andrew; 401 S. 25th St., Paducah, KY 42001 Thompson, Mary Anne; 521 Cross St., Cairo, IL 62914 Thornton, Timothy Franklin; 7040 Fullerton PL, Millington, TN 38053 Thurmond, Cindy Ann; Box 466, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Tickle, Calvin Wayne; 16 Camelot Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Tierman, Gerald Arthur; Box 34, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 TODD, (Mrs.) Robert L.; Rt. 1, Medon, TN 38356 Tol ley, Jimmy Ray; 200 Holly St., Parsons, TN 38363 Toy, Joseph Harold; 25 Coats Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Toyoshima, Hiroshi; 927 N. Highland Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Tracy, Betty Smith; 15 Laurie Cir., Jackson, TN 38301 Tracy, Daphne Lynn; Box 236, Alamo, TN 38001 TRAVIS, (Mrs.) Charles; 1011 Skyline Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Trice, Merether Inez Ross; 90 Skyhaven Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Trice, Teresa M.; 102 Dougherty St., Jackson, TN 33801 TREUX, (Mrs.) Don; 919 W. King, Jackson, TN 38301 TUBBS, (Mrs.) Philip; 187 Rockwell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 TURNER, (Mrs.) Stephen S.; 629 Arlington Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Turner, Tucker Penn; 219 Jackson Blvd., Nashville, TN 37205 TWIGGS, (Mrs.) Lawrence O.; 550 Old Hickory Blvd., Apt. 32-B, Jackson, TN 38301 Tyson, Sara Carol; 110 Panola, Jackson, TN 38301 - U - Underwood, Sherri Gaye; Rt. 2, Sunnyslope, Humboldt, TN 38343 Uttz, Carla Anne; Box 491, Covington, TN 38019 - V - Vancleave, Gene A.; Rt. 3, Box 111; Henderson, TN 38340 Vaughn, Jr., Richard Wayne; 369 W. Poplar, Collierville, TN 38017 Vest, Ruskin Alexander; Box 831, Jackson, TN 38301 Via, Mary Copher; 227 Brigance St., Alamo, TN 38001 Vickrey, Mackie Lott; 17 Beaver Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Vinson, Jane Hynes; Rt. 2, Jackson, TN 38301 Vinson, June A.; Box 318, Adamsville, TN 38310 - W - Waldrip, Sherryl Ann; 1413, Hickory Withe, TN 38043 Walker, Bennett Aaron, Jr.; 819 Forest, Jackson, TN 38301 WALKER, (Mrs.) James L.; 110 Glen Eden, Jackson, TN 38301 Walker, Stephen Saunders; 7 Marlow Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Walker, Wanda Kay; 12 Libby Ln., Jackson, TN 38301 Wall Jr., Joseph Anderson; Rt. 1, Box 131, Lexington, TN 38351 Waller, Nelson A.; 628 Troy Ave., Dyersburg, TN 38024 Walters, Ray; 2342 Dogwood Trail, Germantown, TN 38138 Wamble, Jeffrey A.; 617 Hill St., Henderson, TN 38340 Ward, Deborah Murray; 113 Wildwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Ward, Nancy Brasfield; Rt. 1, Yuma, TN 38390 Warren, Laura H.; 5801 Robert E. Lee Dr., Nashville, TN 37215 Watters, Danny B.; 1595 N. Royal, Jackson, TN 38301 Weaver, Ellen B.; Rt. 1, Box 64 B-2, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Webb, Tommye Lancaster, 260 Horner Dr., Selmer, TN 38375 Webb, Valerie Denice; 810 N. 5th Ave., Humboldt, TN 38343 Wells, Sheila Gayle; Rt. 2, White Fern Rd., Beech Bluff, TN 38313 West, James Stevens; Box 22, Jackson, TN 38301 Whaley, Dee Ann; Box 306, Henderson, TN 38340 Wheatley, Carol Lynn; 2103 Wedgewood Dr., Union City, TN 38261 Wheatley, Penny Lee; 170 Fairview Dr., Paducah, KY 42001 Wheeler, Clarence Arthur; 290 S. Bells St., Alamo, TN 38001 WHETSTONE, Dr. Wood K.; 17 Sunset Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 WHETSTONE, Mrs. Grace; 17 Sunset Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 White, Tina Sue; 203 Joanne Dr., Ripley, TN 38063 WHITEHEAD Jr., Dr. Brady B.; 30 Foxlea, Jackson, TN 38301 Whitwell, Michael Drestus; 15 Woodberry Trail, Jackson, TN 38301 Whitwell, Robin Gay Smith; 15 Woodberry Trail, Jackson, TN 38301 WHYBREW, Dr. Walter H.; 1270 Hollywood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 WHYBREW, (Mrs.) Walter H.; 1270 Hollywood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Wiley, Margaret Ann; 3603 Hewlett Dr., Nashville, TN 37211 Wilhite, Janice Marie; 6640 Old Tipton Rd., Millington, TN 38053 WILKERSON, Dr. J. Kenneth; 4 Moss Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Wilkins, David Edward; 250 Pepper Ln., Paducah, KY 42001 Wilkins, Melinda Ilene; 33 Fernlawn, Jackson, TN 38301 Williams, Carolyn Louise; 2007 E. Holmes Rd., Memphis, TN 38116 Williams, Craig Anthony; 11 Richmeade Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Williams, Cynthia Stuart; 256 Campbell, Jackson, TN 38301 Williams, Geneva; 150 Central Cir., Alamo, TN 38001 Williams, Guyron Wayne; Rt. 1, Box 272AA, Lexington, TN 38351 Williams, Lance B.; Rt. 2, Huntingdon, TN 38344 WILLIAMS, Roscoe C; 28 Summar Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 WILLIAMS, (Mrs.) Roscoe C; 28 Summar Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Williams, Tina L.; 3777 Andreas, No. 8, Memphis, TN 38128 Williamson, Anita Dianette; 262 Rhea St., Jackson, TN 38301 Williamson, Genevieve; 506 Westview Cv., Somerville, TN 38068 WILLIAMSON, Susan D.; 765 W. Forest, Jackson, TN 38301 Williba, Shedric Diane; 2217 S. 28th. Paducah, KY 42001 Willingham, Willie Lynn; 68 Meadowbrook Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Wilson, Janet; 262 Oak St., Jackson, TN 38301 Wilson, Kim Ann; Rt. 3, Box 126, Brighton, TN 38011 Wilson, Lashanne; 645 E. Church St., Alamo, TN 38001 Wiman, Earl Hunt; 24 Cherry PI., Jackson, TN 38301 Winbush, Danny O.; Box 3486, Jackson, TN 38301 Wingo, Julie B.; 139 Campbell, Jackson, TN 39301 Wirt, Cookie Renae; 487 Tuton Cv., Memphis, TN 38109 WIRTH, Dr. Rex; 28 Mimosa Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Woge, Stacia Lynne; Rt. 2, Box 239, Sharon, PA 16146 WOOD, (Mrs.) Joseph; 26 Leisure Ln., Jackson, TN 38301 Woodard, Jr., Thomas; 2838 Sugartree Rd., Nashville, TN 37215 Woodruff, Larry Nelson; 9 Commodore Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Woods, Deborah Charlotte; Rt 1, Box 136, Pinson, TN 38366 Woodson, Neva S.; 121 Fairmont, Jackson, TN 38301 Wrenn, Harry Luck, Jr.; 5028 Briarwood Dr., Nashville, TN 37211 Wright, John Keith; 570 Lambuth, Apt. 3, Jackson, TN 38301 - Y - Yates, Carol R.; 104 Dellrose Dr., Nashville. TN 37214 Yeates, Joann; 359 Roland, Jackson, TN 38301 Yonemura, Mashahiko; Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 YANCEY, Dr Kenneth; 86 Hurtland, Jackson, TN 38301 Zehr, Vivian C; 16 Rebel Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 163 tx. Editors: ■- ¥,•• ' Robert Allen .   f 4hgi Howard jC58«(£ Ferrel Marcus J m ' • Martha Miller W Wfiy ■Laurie Norville im Wilson. 1 T_isa Ogle ' 1 - ■IT- $ ill Us 1843 9V. TE Ix ADVERTISEMENTS JOHNSEY SPORTING GOODS AND REPAIR 447 N. Royal St a It pays to play I0 fctt INC. 137 Old Hickory Blvd. 103-5 N. Highland Jackson, TN 38301 FUN AND GAMES Recreation Center HAMILTON HILLS SHOPPING CENTER 668-9927 We Support The Eagles HICKSVILLE HARDWARE CO. 922 Hollywood Dr. COMPLETE LINE OF HARDWARE Compliments Of HOLLYWOOD PHARMACY MART 903 Hollywood Jackson, TN 38301 THE TROPHY CASE 901 A Hollywood Shopping Center 424-5020 TROPHIES, PLAQUES, ENGRAVING AND IMPRINTED SPORTSWEAR coiffures Studio A Hull 668-0746 or 668-7437 Hamilton Hills Shopping Center Jackson, Tennessee designer — 166 Phone 424-7264 WISHING WELL FLOWERS AND GIFTS ajSSi apm Wedding Service 111 TUCKER STREET JACKSON. TENN. 38301 Owners: THE ALLENS - Ruth, Bill Tom, Debbie, Robert Compliments Of THE PONY EXPRESS Hollywood Drive Jackson, TN 38301 GO! EAGLES GO! GO! EAGLES GO! GO! EAGLES GO! GO! EAGLES GO! GO! EAGLES GO! GO! EAGLES GO! Olivetti Hermes A.B. Dick Co. Shaw Walker Co. Myrtle Desk Co. G.F. Business Furniture TOM LAWLER ' S, INC. OFFICE OUTFITTERS 1170 Highway 45 By-pass 114 N. Church St. Jackson, TN 38301 Office Ph. (901) 427-9661 Visit Our Office Furniture Display Congratulations Seniors! NANDO JONES 111 W. Lafayette Jackson, TN 38301 167 AUTO USED CARS THE BEST IN TOWN WHOLESALE RETAIL ' Flijsmiih IVIotop v ompanu, Larry Hysmith, owner 193 airways Blvd. Phones Business 423-4411 Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Residence 668-5512 HAMILTON HILLS FLORIST Hamilton Hills Shopping Ctr. Jackson, TN 38301 Danny Sisson TRBRORtST m 9 01-668-3040 Tennis Equipment Shoes Clothes Assessories I 86 ' ) HWY. 4S BY-PASS NORTH JACKSON, TENN, 38301 MALCO LANES Snack Shop-Pro Shop Open 24 Hours Fri. And Sat. Located At VFW Recreation Center 703 Arlington Ave. KELLY FOODS ■fc 15 8 AIRWAYS f M 424 -2585 424-2583 Drafting Tables Drafting Supplies Art Markers 168 BROOKS SHAW SON DIRECTORS QF RAILROAD MUSEUM The Fun Place Of Jackson, TN 104 W. Chester Jackson, TN 38301 A UNIQUE FAMILY RESTAURANT We Appreciate Your Patronage Manufacturing Member Jewelers American Gem Society ROWE JEWELRY COMPANY, INC. Diamond Counciling Appraisals Royce L. Rowe 205 E. Main Street William L. Rowe Jackson, TN 38301 (901) 422-1877 Beauty Is Our Business ' School Of Cosmetology Jackson Beauty Academy 120 Lambuth Jackson, TN 38301 (901) 422-5112 169 RAINEY FURNITURE COMPANY, INC 209 East Main St. Jackson, Tennessee (901) 424-3344 308 E MAIN P.O. BOX 1 543 JACKSON, TN 38301 Dependable Talenl Management throughout the Mid-South STEVE LITTLE HOME: 668-7800 OFFICE: 424-1 070 OP 424-0000 yeoiye fi.yjnum DIRECTORS OF FUNERAL SERVICE GROCERIES FO PARTICULAR PEOPLE EMISON ' S BIG STAR 120 HOLLYWOOD SHOPPING CENTER JACKSON. TENNESSEE WAYNE EMISON, OWNER PHONE 422-3361 Furniture — Appliances — Stereos TV ' s THE WAREHOUSE 313 East Lafayette Street Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Phone (901) 423-1074 JACKSON PLAZA 170 ...All! ne lime i The First National Bank : ( J ac bon Merger: FDIC • Main Office : Main At Highland • Mid -Town Branch W. Main 5i. •Old Hickory Mall- H53 N Highland •FoAE5T Ave. Branch - 768 W Forest • 5oil7H5lDE Branch - H U 5. Highland AJL 423-2265 FREE STUDENT CHECKING 171 Go Greek! Alpha Omicron Pi Alpha Xi Delta Phi Mu Sigma Kappa Kappa Alpha Kappa Sigma Sigma Phi Epsilon 172 FRED ' S DISCOUNT STORE We Carry A Full Line Of Beauty Aids And Recreation Items. Hollywood Shopping Center Jackson, TN 38301 427-5228 DIAMONDS • DISTRIBUTORS . ]| [master charge WSA r ... c, ,| THE ACCOUNT USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN JACKSON f ■EKIT80 ♦ 1 40 EXPRESSWAY TRUELL INC HAMILTON HILLS OLD SHOPPING HICKORY CENTER MALL □ D OLD HICKORY BLVD D K MART IA CD ui V D JACKSON plaza 717 OLD HICKORY BLVD JACKSON. TENN 38301 1901) 668 3333 TENNESSEE PUMP SUPPLY Distributors Of Pumping — Heating And Industrial Supplies Kitchen, Equipment, Pump And Well Supplies Hamilton Hills Shopping Center Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Phone 901-668-8908 RIBEYE BARN Wiley Parker Road at 45 Bypass and Interstate 40 Jackson, Tennessee Phone: 668-8777 •Auto- Owners Iri.su rifirt TtUte ? um M, }h 444M C€ s4$chc4}, )hc. Phone: 668-4636 240 Carriage House Drive Jackson, Tennessee 38301 173 174 Bring It Home To Jackson National . . . Someone Strong Behind You. Jackson National Bank Member of fdic 175 Coke Adds Life ... To The Eagles Coca-Cola Bottling Works Of Jackson, Inc. 457 Riverside Drive Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Colonial BAKING COMPANY 603 South Royal Street Post Office Box 1544 Telephone 427-7461 Jackson, Tennessee 38301 BUCK ' S T.V. SALES SERVICE 159 Airways Jackson, Tennessee Phone 422-3666 RCA Authorized Servicemaster Color TV 176 107 NORTH HIGHLAND JACKSON. TENNESSEE 3S301 Phone 424-4732 We Give 10% Discount To Lambuth Students. Pat McCurley F oviseSportiiig SONS V s V IT «B) WFLES EtitubliBhed 1932 203 N. Highland Ave. Jackson, Tennessee 38301 (901) 427-3101 44 Good Luck From Company Of 7-Up 177 LIBERTY STORES Hamilton Hills Shopping Center 419 E. College Madison South Shopping Plaza 139 Airways Blvd. Of Jackson, Tenn. 178 179 Just as the introductory picture to •rijfic changing scenes in nature image the changing scenes at Lambuth. 180 JOST34S COM NY Zsj.:::::zz::: :. . : A m I found the role of Editor for the 1982 Lantern to be a most challenging experience. I had no idea how much time and patience I would have to expend; nor did I have any idea how frustrating it would be to begin the Lantern in October rather than in May. Furthermore, I did not realize what it would be like to accept the responsibilities of orga- nizing a staff, selecting a theme, designing the yearbook, supervising its construction, and meeting all deadlines in a brief four-month period. Naturally, I was deeply concerned about my role and its challenge; but when each page was completed and each deadline was met, I felt less frustration because I could see how the parts would eventually equal the whole. I can assure the Editor of the 1983 Lantern that he will have fewer concerns because a staff has been select- ed and plans have been made. Without the help of many people, I could never have completed my role. With humility I want to express my deep appreciation to the Lantern staff, the administration and staff of the college, all faculty members, and the profes- sional photographer. In addition, I want to express a very big special thanks ' to my adviser and friend, Dr. Annie Lou Smith, who without her constant help and guidance I would never have made it. Moreover, I want to give my greatest thanks to the Lord who always gave me strength and who kept me from unravelling before the Lantern was finished. To leave the reader with one last thought is my desire. Life is like a yearbook. What one sees on the surface isn ' t much unless he has memories to back it up. — Judy French Editor in Chief Judy French Tommy Malone Terry Ownby Kevin Conrad and Marianne Wheatley Archer Bridget McKamey Lori Thomas Michelle Fisher Anne Miles and Susie Ross Juanita Parham and Judy Smith Christy Rauchle and Debbie Thompson Beth Gaddie Terri Rhodes Bill Crawford Sally Hardgrave Belinda Ha and Ann Moffet Marianne Wheatley Archer Belinda Ha Juanita Parham, Sally Hardgrave, Judy Smith and Janet McClure Editor in Chief Managing Editor Business Manager Copy Editors Layout Editor Art Editor Photographic Editor Honor Societies Editors Organizations Editors Greek Editors Publications Editor Activities Editor Athletics Editor Administration Editor Curriculum Editors Honors Program Editor Divisions Editor Classes Editors Photographers Bob Pierce, Beth Gaddie, Neil Sharp, Kyle Boswell, Regina Duncan, Teri Rhodes Advertisements Angie Howard, Lisa Ogle, Laurie Norville, Martha Miller, Ferrel Marcus, Kim Wilson, Ken Hooper Dr. Annie Lou Smith Adviser
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