Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1983 volume:

THE LANTERN 1983 Lambuth College Jackson, Tennessee Volume 55 95318 Judy French, Editor For everything there is a season Eccles. 3:1 Each event of every season is so common, yet so different, each one holding its own distinguishing characteristics. One season is never quite like the next, but all signal the natural changes of moods, behaviors, and activities in this endless cycle called life. Through the cyle of the seasons we have attempted to capture in pictures the highlights included within the com- plete cycle of a year at Lambuth College. Jf« t ti iA JL. . j l ' j S, ' ■v, ' • :  ,. ■ '  • •• It ■;, .■■■•■. •---. ' . . k- ' • f 2 Introduction L 5 Spring . Summer 40 8 Autumn . 56 Winter 136 Ads 168 s ' ' ' ■ffl . «JL W w Wi % ■ ' • ' m rr ! - — -— 4|k - Wlr s . '  ' Jky , - • •!  ' ,. . ' ' . ' ■ V Introduction 3 There Is a Time for Leisure ... m 1 ! dB t HWii ! . IHHn HHpP ' «SIP| w : j; IHH p y 1— — j s VV 1 PI r- — — j|irj,flSi ' v. 4 Introduction Introduction 5 mirr — if mmJmtatmtt - « -«-- 6 Introduction There Is a Time for Labor . . . Introduction 7 There Is the Joy of 8 Spring Spring . . . r Sg. Spring 9 Greek All-Sing Moves to Spring Above: Arc the Kappa Sigs being serious at All-Sing? We all know better. Right: The men of Sigma Phi Epsilon do an impressive take-off on the Blues Brothers. After a month of hard work and practice by each of the GREEK ORGANIZATIONS, the day for Greek All-Sing finally arrived. As the highlight of Parents ' Day, the sororities and fraternities entertained parents and other guests for the benefit of the Jackson Center for Enrichment and Development. Proceeds from this year ' s program total- ed $500.00 which was used to aid the Center in the effort of training and teaching mentally retarded children and adults. Keith Gill directs the Kappa Alpha Order to a big round of applause and a win once again. V 10 Campus Life AOPis convey the excitement of All-Sing through their faces. Alpha Xi Delta sings a medley of rain songs Y Sigma Kappas harmonize their way to second place. For the third year in a row, the ladies of Phi Mu take first place. • Campus Life 1 1 12 Campus Life Lullaby of Broadway ' ' Sets Theme of Pageant On March 21 a large crowd gathered at the Jackson Junior High School auditorium to watch ten talented women compete in the 1982 MISS LAMBUTH PAGEANT. The mood of the pageant was set by the theme Lullaby of Broadway. Emcees for the night were Jana Lee Ellis, Miss Lam- buth 1975, and Ed Thompson from Miami, Florida. Mr. Thompson entertained with several numbers and magic tricks. Also performing were senior Juanita Parham, Miss Lambuth 1981, Kaleidoscope and Jazz Band. Contestants were judged in four categories: swimsuit, evening gown, talent, and individual interviews. For her talent, the new Miss Lambuth, sophomore Mae Beth Steele of Florence, Alabama, presented a vocal and flute performance of Whistle a Happy Tune from The King and I. An interior design and marketing ma- jor, Miss Steele was awarded a $600 scholarship with the crown. Anne Burnette, who performed O Had I JubaPs Lyre from Handel, was first runner-up. Miss Burnette received a $200 scholarship. Second runner-up was Celeste Stroh who sang Send in the Clowns. She received a $150 scholarship. Left: Miss Lambuth, Mae Beth Steele (Center), poses with her court First Runner-up Anne Burnette and Second Runner-up Celeste Stroh. Contestants who competed in the pageant are Rebecca Carter, Mae -Beth Settle, Celeste Stroh, Julie Caldwell, Sheila Wells, Anne Burnette, Carol Yates, Sheri Burns, Teri Rhodes and Nicole Rowland. Campus Life 13 Spring Calls Above: One participant enjoyed making yarn dolls. Left: Others enjoyed utilizing the various craft items while Shirish Patel and Beth Gaddie supervised. At Right: Wendy Hopper and clown Tim Jones show balloons to One to One participant Julie. About 20 Lambuthites volunteered their time to help with ONE TO ONE FUN DAY which was held at the Lam- buth Athletic Center on March 27. More than 50 developmentally disabled, elementary-age pupils and young adults participated in the planned activities of crafts, games, music, and dancing. 14 Campus Life for Campus Relationships In an effort to involve both STUDENTS AND FACULTY, the Student Government Association in- itiated the idea of a student-faculty volleyball game. In the six games played, Students tied faculty. It is the hope of the SGA and faculty that more oppor- tunities for student-faculty involvement will be plann- ed next year. Left: Determination shows in the faces of Dr. Rodger Bates and Dr. Rex Wirth as they strive to defeat the students. Enjoying the student-faculty volleyball game are Mrs. Sherbine, Mrs. Cox, Sara Phillips, Elizabeth-Ellen Evans, Jane Erickson, Janice Ke and Martha Miller. Campus Life 15 Formal and Informal Activities Provide Entertainment Above: Serenading their dates, Ginger Jones and Brenda Bowers during Old South Week, KAs Ed Johnson and Mark McBryde capture the spirit of Old South. Right: Julie Caldwell enjoys the company of her Confederate officer Frank Horton and Phi Mus eagerly anticipate that special dance of the evening. Below: Southern belles and their beaus grace the lawn of the college cam- pus. Below Right: At the Phi Mu Car- nation Ball, Mike Norman presents a carnation to his date, Ann Collett. jaoK B ' = - --„ ' . . ' - W4 WE, ' £%f : W ' ' •9 tSfa ■ t ■• ■ : -i ■ ' ] Jl1 H ri ;j ifr I % mWiMX i Mf ... 1 I ' a iJ .?! 2 5i  i % |y jB J a! ■Wi r ,  J + 16 Campus Life Nature and students dress in appropriate attire for the beauty of spring. Brenda Bowers and Mark McBryde enjoy the freshness of the new season. Becky Carter pretends to be studying in the springlike atmosphere. J m u A sudden distraction causes Terry Ownby and Linda McGee to rest from their much needed study. Taking a leave from outside study, Paul Murphey and Mary Lloyd Lynn pose for Campus Camera. Campus Life 17 Spring Initiates Ed Phillips and Celeste Stroh sing of their love . . . but what about Sara? Celeste Stroh looks cheerfully out at the grim world of Barry Johnston. A dejected Barry Johnston wonders Why Me? ' as the whole cast stares in contempt. With a delightful combination of music and comedy, the Lambuth Theater ' s production THE AMOROUS FLEA was a prelude to spring ' s ac- tivities. An adaptation of Molier ' s School for Wives, this play focused on a doting old man, Arnolphe, and his scheme to educate his future bride, Agnes, in a shielded environment to leave her ignorant of the world. Once again the Lambuth Theater members, under the direction of Mr. Jesse Byrum, brought recognition to the school through their witty entertainment. Mike Norman and Anne Bugel scheme against their master. 18 Organizational Life Group Activities The crispness of spring is reflected in the gardens while floral patterns bring the special touch of spring into the home. «om sppwss: -— : „ W ' • ... A . Native Southern flowers displayed their magnificence in Vann Gardens and the members of the CAREERS CLUB displayed the latest fashions inside the newly decorated house during the lunch hour. This display of fashion was the perfect accent to the interior design and landscaping done by members of AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS on the fourteen acre estate. Members of both organizations devoted long hours in preparation for the event and are to be congratulated for their efforts. Larry Ray pauses for a quick breath. Framed by budding dogwoods, Kenny Patton paints a roof. Organizational Life 19 . . . Scholastic Honors Dr. Bruce Sherbine inspires new and former Omicron Phi Tau members at initiation banquet. Newly elected president Brenda Bowers inducts worthy new initiates of Gamma Beta Phi. Retiring Gamma Beta Phi officers charge newly elected officers Belinda Ha, Sandy Cupples, Brenda Bowers, and Carol Wheatley, with their new duties. Members of GAMMA BETA PHI, a service leadership organization and OMICRON PHI TAU, Lambuth ' s local scholastic honor fraternity, enjoyed a busy and productive spring semester. Gamma Beta Phi initiated several new members and once again sponsored the campus blood drive; Omicron Phi Tau held its annual banquet and spring initiation which was highlighted by Dean Sherbine, the guest speaker. Both of these organizations offer Lambuth students an opportunity for scholastic achievement and recognition. Excited and intelligent juniors and seniors are initiated into Omicron Phi Tau. Organizational Life and Outdoor Fun . . . As unusual CAMPUS CONGREGA- TION remained active this year with its annual spring retreat. During spring break the OUTING CLUB went to Colorado for a skiing adventure. Later the two clubs combined their outdoor expertise to canoe the mighty Buffalo River. Above: Campus Congregation retreat is a major success and a lot of fun for members and sponsor, Mrs. Sandra Givens. Center: Lambuth students Martha Miller, Joe Cor- nelius, and Sarah Kent wait to ski with the Outing Club in Colorado. Bottom: Shoving off early onto the Buffalo River is a group of Campus Congregation and Outing Club members. Organizational Life 21 . . . Student Government Affairs Thr oughout the year the STUDENT GOVERN- MENT ASSOCIATION worked diligently to utilize to the best of its abilities the channels of com- munication set up between the students and the faculty, the administration, and the Board of Trustees, through long hours spent in formal and informal meetings of such committees as the Stu- dent Affairs Committee of the Board of Trustees, the Administrative Council, Homecoming 1982 Committee, the Student-Faculty Academic Affairs Committee, and the Developmental Council. .■%■ ' SGA members with sponsor Ed Phillips make plans for the coming year. Jr Janice Wilhite, former SGA President, looks on as Chief Justice Shedric Williba installs new Chief Justice Gary Abair. Newly elected President Randy McCallon presides at his first meeting. Secretary Angela Mills listens intently to record accurate minutes. 22 Organizational Life and Black History Week The BLACK STUDENT UNION of Lambuth College took part in the local celebrations of Black History Month. Films on black achievement and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jrm. were shown on cam- pus, and panel discussions on law, political power, and achievement were also held under the super- vision of local black leaders and educators. The annual Ebony Ball in the Colonial Room culminated the busy and eventful spring for the BSU. Roland Moses and Mark Bean assume an active role in Black History Week. Reflecting on the Black History Week, Tina Williams pauses from her studies. Many students enjoy the dancing at the Ebony Ball. Organizational Life 23 24 Athletic Life 1982 Varsity Baseball First row: Steve Shelton, Jeff Fleming, Don Beard, Terry McClarin, Charlie Crouch, Scott Edge, Mark Northrup, Scott Patterson, and Ken Geyer Se- cond row: Mr. Jack L. Russell, Coach, Jim Henderson, Donnie Joyner, David Brehmer, Syd Freeman, Dan Rudder, Lenny Sokaloski, Gene Cathey, Bruce Hayes, John Scott, Mark Bean, and Duncan DeMonbreun. Junior catcher Syd Freeman meets a Union player with the ball Eagles went on to a 16-6 victory over the Bulldogs with help from at home plate under the watchful eye of the plate umpire. The homeruns by Freeman, Jeff Fleming, and John Scott. Athletic Life 25 Spring Promotes Outdoor Sports Right: During one of the varsity baseball games, catcher Syd Freeman seems to dare the opponent to touch home plate while the opponent ' s team members wonder, Is he safe or out? Center: Pitcher Scott Edge hurls the ball forward for a strike. Bottom: Overjoyed Lambuth team members congratulate a fellow member for his home run. 26 Athletic Life ft i% Above: Sally Carpenter runs forward to return the serve. Right: Steve Ormerod serves the tennis ball with the greatest of ease? Below: While returning a play, Phil Reike is caught in the act. a i s i, -« a ■.,,■■ . •„  . Athletic Life 27 1982 Mens Varsity Tennis W ' W y ■ w p Above: With determination, Greg Tanner returns the ball. Left: Top-seeded David Rudd stretches up to return a high shot. Below: Ricky Vaughn, Paul Fletcher, Phil Reike, Greg Tanner, and Mr. Roscoe Williams, coach. MARCH 1 Mon. Southwestern ! 2 Tues. Rust 15 Mon. Rust 18 Thurs. Freed-Hardeman 19 Fri. Union 22 Mon. Lipscomb 24 Wed. Bethel 26 Fri. C.B.C. 29 Mon. Bethel APRIL 1 Thurs. Freed-Hardeman 2 Fri. Trevecca 7 Wed. Belmont i 8 Thurs. Lipscomb 9 Fri. Trevecca 19 Mon. Union 20 Tues. Southwestern 21 Wed. C.B.C. 23 Fri. Belmont j MAY 5-6 Wed. and Thurs --Nashville, TN 28 Athletic Life 1982 Women ' s Varsity Tennis Above: Mrs. Ellis, coach, Debbie Ward, Elizabeth Evans, Mary Ann Thomp- son, Mary Clayton, Ellen Evans, Sally Carpenter, Suzanne Smith, Luanne Staub, and Jerry Wheat. MARCH 3 Wed Rust 18 Thurs. Rust 22 Mon. Belmont 23 Tues. Union 25 Thurs. Freed-Hardeman 30 Tues. C.B.C. 31 Wed. Belmont APRIL 2 Fri. Trevecca 3 Sat. Lipscomb 5 Mon. Freed-Hardeman 7 Wed. Bethel 8 Thurs. Lipscomb 14 Wed. C.B.C 15 Thurs. Union 19 Mon. Bethel 23 Fri. Trevecca April VSAC j 29-30 f T • Below: With a knowing look, Luanne Staub hits the ball. Right: A determined Margaret Ronk stoops to return the ball. ' . i - f- ' .. ' Athletic Life 29 Music Brings Forth Another Variation of Spring CONCERT and JAZZ Bands and KALEIDOSCOPE presented their annual spring concert on April 30. Special guest performer was harpist Bill Butner who played with the concert band. The jazz band offered renditions of light, entertain- ing music for the enjoyment of all, and Kaleidoscope sang selections from Broad- way musicals as well as current pops. The evening was highlighted by a recep- tion in Jones Hall where the paintings of our own Richard L. Brown were on display. Trumpets sound their joyful note. Bill Butner performed with the accompaniment of the concert band. 30 Intellectual Life Richard Brown poses with one of his numerous paintings. Above: Kaleidoscope gives its own rendition of the Beach Boy Medley. Right: As usual, the jazz band gives another stirring performance. Intellectual Life 31 A Floral Fantasia Crowns Students ' Endeavors Right: Linda McGee and Melissa Lewis diligently go about their work restoring the Vann home. Left: Team effort is essential in making the showcase a success! Below: Cramped conditions call for side by side labor for these two students. • 32 Intellectual Life Exemplifying the theme of A Floral Fantasia, brilliant azaleas accentuate the designers ' showcase. As a part of Lambuth College ' s Fourth West Ten- nessee Designers Showcase, the INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENTS, under the direction of Professor Larry Ray, restored the home and gardens adorned with flowers and sparkling fountains. The decor in each room was characterized by a floral theme. The Floral Fantasia was the result of over 2,000 hours of work that taught students about design and landscaping while working with local designers and horticulturists. Fashion shows, luncheons, plant sales, special lec- tures, and an art exhibit were included with the tours of the estate. This well-arranged drawing room evidences the talent of interior design students. Intellectual Life 33 Spring Stimulates Top Left: Spring is a source of inspiration for Janice Wilhite during a break in her studies. Top Right: Dr. Lord ' s morphology class learns directly from Mother Nature. Middle Left: Tutor Windy Stidham introduces young Mike Crouch to the fascinating world of computer technology. Middle Right: Booto Bokoli shares her views with Mr. Wilbur Lane. Right: Sandy Cupples discovers that the formal classroom isn ' t the only setting for mental growth. 34 Intellectual Life Intellectual Growth Left: Mr. Preston Yarber, a 1976 graduate of Lambuth who served as an artist-in-residence last spring, prepares to conduct a workshop in stage techni- que. Middle Left: Corine Claybrooks works diligently to outsmart the com- puter. Middle Right: Dr. Mayo leads a group of peer advisers in preparation for freshman orientation. Bottom Left: Lambuth students and faculty gather to protest nuclear arms proliferation in a rally held on the campus early last spring. Bottom Right: Dr. Harry Berryman, a consultant in psychology, leads a group of peer advisers in a training session for freshman orientation. Intellectual Life 35 Standing on the steps at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Bob Hazlewood are members of the Lantern Staff attending the 1982 preview party. Brenda Bowers, Tracey Coleman, and Judy French study the new Lantern in preparation for the 1983 yearbook. Discussing the yearbook are Brenda Bowers, Mark McBryde, and Greg Sanderson. Organization and Training Mark 1985 Lantern The entire 1983 Lantern staff is deeply indebted and ge- nuinely grateful to Dr. Annie Lou Smith for the countless hours she spent in helping to organize and train the staff for the pro- duction of this yearbook. Her consistent devotion to Lambuth, her willingness to sacrifice time and energy, and her love of working with students have been a source of inspiration and encouragement for all who have been associated with her. In fact, the Lantern owes its very existence to Dr. Smith. It was her willingness to serve as faculty adviser to last year ' s year- book that made the publication of the 1982 Lantern possible. Then immediately upon its completion, she turned her total at- tention to laying the groundwork for this year ' s Lantern. The yearbook staff expresses its deep appreciation to Dr. Smith. Dr. Annie Lou Smith, 1982 adviser, and Dr. Bob Hazlewood, 1983 adviser, review with Editor Judy French some layouts in the 1982 Lantern. Above: Laurie Norville, Michelle Fisher, and Ann Collett exclaim over the new Lantern! Left, Clockwise: Martha Miller, Judy French, Dana Mote, Shelia Wells, Tracey Col- eman, Belinda Ha, and Kelley Colvard search for ideas for the 1983 Lantern. Intellectual Life 37 Graduation Climaxes Graduating from college involves one of the most moving of human expressions, Goodbye. On May second 134 graduating seniors said goodbye to Lambuth during a memorable ceremony held on the lawn and porch in front of Spangler Hall. From the quiet dignity of the academic proces- sion through the recessional and lowering of the colors, the ceremony inspired the students to review their past at Lam- buth and eagerly to anticipate the future. Former Jacksonian Wink Martindale addressed the seniors, urging them to value their Lambuth education because it is the foundation for their moral convictions and personal success. Mr. Martindale also emphasized the importance of strong family ties. Lambuth graduates anxiously await their diplomas. After the degrees were awarded to the seniors, the retur- ning members of the class of 1932 received 50 year medallions. Three honorary degrees were presented to special guests. A Doctor of Humanities degree was confer- red upon Sarah Minnie Pearl Cannon and Sarah Wilma McCague. Homer Edward Johns received the Doctor of Divinity. During the ceremony several students received special distinction. Carol F. McDaniel, B.B.A., and Betty Carolyn Kirkman, B.S., graduated summa cum laude. Marianne Wheatley Archer received the Sigma Kappa Scholarship Award given to the senior with the highest academic average for at least 128 semester hours at Lambuth. Brent Wade Dreher was named the graduate who rendered the greatest service to the college and was awarded the Alpha Omicron Pi Outstanding Service Award. Shedric Diane Williba received the R. E. Womack Outstanding Senior Award for loyalty and service to the school. Kay Townsend Hereford was nominated by the Class of 1982 to the Mem- phis Annual Conference for election as a member of the Lambuth College Board of Trustees for a four-year term. :■!:■;■ ' . :J :::■ : Lambuth ' s faculty leads the procession at graduation. 38 Intellectual Life Spring Events Left: A former student at Lambuth, Wink Martindale delivers the commencement address. Above: Recieving her diploma from Dr. Gilmer, president, Lynne Howard is all smiles. Below: Honorary graduates, guests, board members, and faculty gather for the flag ceremony, which signals the close of the school year. Below Left: Kay Hereford expresses her feelings on her big day. Intellectual Life 39 There Is the Warmth of 40 Summer Summer . ■ l S W ' mi dfc. ■ 4. s + Summer 41 Campus Life Remains Active Mrs. Freda Baum, reference librarian, assists Kevin Conrad with that final entry in his bibliography. yiK s y.s ; Mr. Squirrel remains alert to the antics of campus life. 42 Campus Life . .■ . . . The spaciousness of the Lambuth campus enhances its appeal to her students. During Summer Bokoli waits impatiently for the shutter to click. The beauty of summer is reflected in the symmetry of the magnolia. Even the typical Lambuth male is hooked on General Hospital. Mae Beth Steele, the current Miss Lambuth, practices her radiant smile in prepara- tion for the Miss Tennessee Pageant. Campus Life 43 Frank Horton assists little sister Calli in the purchase of her textbooks as Teresa Nichols and Beth Hartman look on. Peer adviser Ann Collett leads an excited but somewhat bewildered group of freshmen on a cam- pus tour. Lisa Lautenbach ponders her first college schedule as her adviser makes suggestions. 44 Campus Life Incoming Freshmen Preview College Life On Saturday, June 27 and on Friday, July 23 Lam- buth came alive with prospective freshmen on campus to pre-register for fall classes. Two freshmen registration sessions provided new students with an advanced look at Lambuth and a chance to meet other incoming freshmen. Lambuth upperclassmen served as peer advisers to help freshmen effectively schedule their classes. This is Lambuth ' s second year to use the peer adviser pro- gram, which is directed by Mr. Tom Johns. In addition to registering students, peer advisers conducted tours around campus and answered the innumerable ques- tions of anxious freshmen and parents. These freshmen are all smiles after completing registration. Parents and students enjoy a typical meal in the cafeteria during registration. Campus Life 45 Leisure Sets Pace for Summer Above: Is that really a squirrel under that tree? Right: As usual, Greg Street vents his ag- gression in his own way. Below: Now we know how Dan Rudder gets his jollies! IMHM 46 Campus Life Above: Margot Bostwich and Anne Bugel con- template a way to escape the summer doldrums. Left: Beth Gaddie has found a friend for life. Below: Just what are Jim Green and Bubba Wren up to? HARRIS HALL r ■ P III III fV Campus Life 47 Various Organizations Orient Members to Forthcoming Activities Top: Members of the Lantern staff critique last year ' s yearbook in preparation for the 1983 Lantern. Middle Left: Totally absorbed in their work, Campus Congregation members — Charlie Hughes, Sheila Wells, Ginger Jones and Linda Smalley — finalize their plans during summer retreat. Middle Right: Sarah Phillips, minister to the college and adviser to Campus Congregation, helps coordinate activities for the coming school year. Bottom: Lantern staff editor, Judy French along with Dr. Bob Hazlewood, ad- viser to the Lantern, work with Brenda Bowers, photographic editor, and Tracey Coleman, copy editor, to prepare for the current annual. 48 Organizational Life Above: Maria Middlestadt teaches the musical aspects of our culture. Right: Dr. Nishimura holds a press conference in Wisdom Parlor. Below: Faculty, spouses, and students listen intently during the open- ing convocation. Approximately one hundred Japanese students called Lambuth home this summer because of their stay here for the East-West Foundation orien- tation seminar. The group arrived on campus July 11 from Japan to begin an intensive six week session designed to familiarize them with the English language, to introduce them to American customs and culture, and to prepare them for college life on U.S. campuses. The Japanese lived in the dormitories, ate in the cafeteria, and attended five classes daily. Host families in Jackson provided cultural and recreational breaks for the students. After their mini-college experience here, the participants planned to attend colleges and universities across the U.S. Organizational Life 49 Japanese students enjoy the all- American past time. Above: The pool offers relief from the summer heat. Right: These students enjoy learning aerobics. 50 Athletic Life Summer Activities Blend Sports and Fun for Students Students of the East-West Foundation enjoyed activities on campus while Lambuth cheerleaders attended for the second year the summer camp held by the Universal Cheerleading Association. The week-long camp is well known nationwide and attracts leading cheerleading squads from everywhere in the U.S., including Hawaii. Lambuth competed successfully in all events, bringing home four blue ribbons, two red ribbons, and a spirit stick. They also received one of three gold cham- pionship ribbons for being the most improved squad in the na- tion over last year. Pyramids can be perilous! The cheerleaders perform stunts in competition. Is this cheerleaders ' version of reach out and touch someone? ' Rivalries are forgotten to produce new formations. Athletic Life 51 So this is the reason Richard Kinzer went to the Virgin Islands! Who ' s that with you, Richard? Mrs. Booth ' s biology students stop to take pictures during an island tour. Lambuth Faculty Directs Study Tours Lambuth College faculty members directed four study tours during the spring and summer of 1982. Academic credit was available for all the tours. A two week cultural tour entitled Europe in May was under the direction of Larry Ray, associate professor of art. His group visited major historical cultural sites in Holland, England, Ger- many, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, and France. Built into the itinerary were opportunities for theatrical performances, gourmet dining, shopping and touring points of interest. Dr. Walter E. Helms, professor of education, offered a two week tour entitled England and Its People. Dr. Helm ' s tour provided opportunity not only to be a tourist but also to visit and talk with teachers and children in a number of English schools. Another tour of England, entitled Our English Literary Heritage, was led by Dr. Bob Hazlewood, Professor of English. His group visited primarily sites of literary interest extending from London to Canterbury, from Winchester to Oxford, and from Stratford to the Lake District. A biological tour entitled Orientation and Field Work in Tropical Island Biology was directed by Mrs. Jo Booth, assistant professor of biology. The tour included visits to San Juan, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Tour members were able to hike and snorkel while studying the natural ecology of the area. This bay is typical of the breath-taking scenery enjoyed by Mrs. Booth ' s group. 52 Intellectual Life Venis Spenser and Dr. Hazlewood find Anne Hathaway ' s gardens to be picture-perfect. Dr. Helms ' group learns that the Cliffs of Dover are really white. This Beefeater at the Tower of London seems reluctant to pose for a member of Dr. Helms ' group. Dr. Helms discovers that nothing is more English than a bobby and an abbey. The old Roman Wall is no barrier to members of the Hazlewood tour. The members of Dr. Hazlewood ' s group enjoy a meal with Larry Ray at Oxford. Intellectual Life 53 Top: Sharing their talents in a summer concert are Drs. Huneycutt and Mcln- tire and Miss Marcia Middlestadt. Left: Crystal Hillhouse and Thomas Sylvia gain expertise in communicating with the computer. Right: Lisa Fields returns in the summer to gain first hand experience with computer hardware. 54 Intellectual Life Administration, Faculty, and Students Contribute to Summer Intellectual Life Above: Consulting with Mrs. Hazlewood, head librarian, Ruth Hirth, who joined the library staff during the summer, prepares book orders. Right: Mr. Mathis clarifies a point of interest to his students. Below: Even in the summer a meeting of the major minds is essential in coordinating Lambuth ' s academic program. r it n L Intellectual Life 55 There Is the Gift 56 Autumn of Autumn . . . t- sS - ' W:r £2 ' ■ ■£S3 25? m. «M Bp5S nyt a Autumn 57 Mike Norman, Greg Tanner, and their freshman clan demonstrate that the Lambuth spirit is infectious. ' Now students, quipped Mr. Mathis, college life ' s not that serious!?! Freshmen Rachel Jackson, Lane Hartman, Robin Best, and Emily Gift are recipients of the Gilmer hospitality! 58 Campus Life Lisa Nolen and Stacy Gibson are wondering, Just where is Kabo ' s hat? I Fall Semester Begins With Orientation and Registration With computerized registration, the students wait and wait and wait Smile, Julie! You ' re on Campus Camera! Last minute changes cause deep thought and dismay. Campus Life 59 Opening Convocation Dr. Mclntire entertains an attentive audience. Opening Convocation set the mood for the upcoming year. Rev. James Moore, an alumnus of Lambuth, delivered the address which stressed the need for rededication. Dr. Harry Gilmer, president, presided at the convoca- tion. Greetings were extended from Sara Phillips, college minister, Dr. K. Bruce Sherbine, vice president and academic dean, and Dr. Jack Henton, district superintendent of the Memphis Conference. A welcome was extend- ed to the students by Randy McCallon on behalf of the student body. Campus Congregation president Tim Thornton gave the benediction. The flag-raising ceremony was led by Mark Northrup and Bob Goodall, president and vice president of the senior class. Rev. Jim Moore delivers an inspiring address to faculty and students at his alma mater. Students and faculty watch the traditional flag-raising which officially begins the school year. 60 Campus Life Signals a New Year Dr. Handy explains a rhetorical principle to her freshmen. Barbara Johnston assumes the pose that ensures academic success. Already hard at work doing research are Carol Yates and Sharon Herron. At that pace, Alethea and Cookie can ' t possibly be late for class. Campus Life 61 Leisure Breaks Routine With smiles like these, Wendy, Holly, and Lynn must be thinking about boys! These girls exhibit the deep concentration required for library studying. ' Gene Cotton entertains the students in a concert sponsored by the SGA and Campus Congregation. Around the neck hula-hoop provides an interesting diversion for Linda McGee and Margaret Lucius. 62 Campus Life of Fall Classes The real Susan Crews finally emerges. Michelle Fisher combines her studies with nature in -her spare time. Mike Norman proves that even short people like video games. These West Hall residents do aerobics for fun and figures. Campus Life 63 Right: Mrs. June Creasy encourages participation in upcoming fall activities. Left: Newly elected President Brenda Bowers and Vice President Mary Lloyd Lynn discuss ideas for new year with Mrs. Cobb and Mrs. Creasy, advisors. Bottom: Members of Careers Club enjoy refreshments at their organizational meeting. Careers Club Holds Organizational Meeting CAREERS CLUB is open to all Family Development and Fashion Merchandising majors. It attempts to further interest in career fields, enlarge upon the learning experiences of the classroom, gain knowledge of career responsibilities and also help prepare each member to develop personal qualities for career choice. The major project of the year was a Holiday Fashion Show held in the Common Room. The event included fashions, table settings, and food for the holiday season. Proceeds from the project were used to send representatives to the annual con- vention, which was held at the Peabody Hotel in Memphis. Officers for the year were president, Brenda Bowers; vice president, Mary Lloyd Lynn; secretary, Amy Leath; treasurer, Tricia Smith; publicity chairman, Melissa Smith; hostess chair- man, Robin Lau. Mrs. Nelle Cobb and Mrs. June Creasy are advisers to the group. 64 Organizational Life Dorm. Councils Arc Given More Authority Sprague Hall Council includes Back row: Stephanie Ellis, Susan Heath, Bonnie Mitchell, Sandy Wallace, Kelly Scarbrough, Melanie Daniel, and Sherry Crump. Front row: Lynn Lee (president), Ritha Johnson, Kathy Baer, Darla Davis, and Rachel Jackson. West Hall Council includes Melinda Keller, Martha Skinner (president), and Elise Fletcher. Spangler Hall Council includes Back row: Mrs. Jean Jones, and Lenny Sokaloski (president). Front row: Joe Piercey, Jeff Kinzer, Steve Shelton, Dan Rudder, Ken Geyer, Rusty Scott, and Phil Rieke. The DORMITORY COUNCILS are responsible for governing the dormitories and representing the dorms in the Student Government Association. They consist of the elected officials of the dorm and the Resident Assistants (RA ' s). Operating under a new system this year, the councils had much more authori- ty in terms of discipline of residents and management of the dormitory than ever before. The new system was designed by the Student Affairs Committee. Harris Hall Council includes Back row: Larry Shaw, Tim Thornton, Larry Taylor, Carl Anderson, Bubba Wrenn, and Maurice Patton. Front row: Ed Johnson, James Ramsey, Mrs. Ann Snelson, Woody Hunter, and Kenny Gillespie. Organizational Life 65 Campus Organizations Eng in Varied Activities Above: Ed Phillips presides over a lunch meeting of computer students. Above Right: Commuters discuss campus issues dur- ing a meeting. Right: Dr. Jimmy Cook explains teaching tech- niques to STEA members. Below: Donna Rhodes learns first- hand the use of examples as teaching aids. As an organization especially for the off-campus student, the COM- MUTER STUDENT CAUCUS gives its members an opportunity to discern and voice the special needs of commuters. The Caucus also helps promote a better understanding between commuter students and those who live on campus. The STUDENT TENNESSEE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, now an affiliate of the Tennessee Education Association, prepares education ma- jors for their future jobs. The pre-professional organization provides special benefits to its members, such as insurance programs, travel oppor- tunities, and money-saving discounts. On October 8 members of STEA at- tended a leadership workshop in Nashville. Also, during National Educa- tion Week, held November 14-20, student teachers sponsored Teacher Appreciation Week. 66 Organizational Life Left: Lilija Murphy poses with members of Phi Alpha Theta Below Left: Piety prevails with members of KDK. Below Right: Mrs. Murphy urges students to respect their heritage and freedom PHI ALPHA THETA, a national history honor society, has a tradi- tion of sponsoring notable speakers. On November 4 the local chapter presented a special convocation with speaker Lilija Purins Murphy who related her tragic experience under the Communists and Nazils in Lat- via and Germany in a speech entitled Respect Your Heritage. KAPPA DELTA KAPPA, an organization composed of all students in church-related vocations explored in meetings this year certain aspects of the Christian ministry, including Christian education, music, missionary and pastoral work. Invited speakers from various seminaries and theological graduate schools shared their ideas with members of the organization. Organizational Life 67 Student Publications Provide Outlets for Campus Talent Lambuth ' s literary magazine, the COFFEEHOUSE PAPERS, provides an outlet for the creative talents of students and faculty. Short stories, plays, and pen- and-ink drawings of students appear in the publication. The campus newspaper, the VISION, continued to provide a forum for student information and expres- sion. Issues of the Vision focused on campus events and activities through regular columns and feature ar- ticles. Editor Mike Gaddie welcomed outside con- tributions from Lambuth students and faculty ex- pressing views on various campus issues. Top: Members of the Coffeehouse staff work with Dr. Handy. Above: Mr. Mathis, adviser to the Vision, does research for the Vision. Right: Editor Mike Gaddie prepares copy for publication. 68 Organizational Life Each of the student publications — the Vision, the Lantern, and the Coffeehouse Papers — is under the guidance of an EDITORIAL BOARD composed of members of the faculty and of students nominated by the Student Government Association and elected by the stu- dent body. The boards select the editors of their respective publications. Lantern policies are approved by members of the Editorial Board: Mrs. Hudacek, Dr. Bob Hazlewood, Mr. Wilbur Lane, Rev. Ed Phillips, Larry Taylor, Penni Pen- nington, and Christie Rauchle. Vision Editorial Board members Terry Spencer and Mike Gaddie discuss plans for the college newspaper in the absence of other board members Mr. Robert Mathis, Richard Peeples, and Lisa Casteel. Dr. Patricia Handy makes suggestions to Coffeehouse board members Dr. Earl Zehr, Mr. Loren McCullar, Kenny Patton, Anne Bugel, Mary Byrd, and Ann Ewing. Organizational Life 69 Gypsy Presents Challenge to Lambuth Theater Julie Caldwell plays the dejected child star. The experienced strippers taunt the newcomer. Have an eggroll, Mr. Goldstone! 70 Organizational Life The Lambuth Theater opened its 1982-83 season with GYPSY, the musical fable based on the life of strip- per Gypsy Rose Lee. The production presented a real challenge to the technical crew. Since the Lambuth Theater was not designed to fly in backdrops in the scenery changes, the technical crew resorted to the an- cient Greek technique of the periaktoi, the forerunner of the modern revolving stage, consisting of triangular prisms with a different scene painted on each of the three sides which can be changed by revolving the triangles on their central pivots. Six periaktoi were uti- lized in staging the play. Capturing the flavor of old vaudeville, the production was a smashing success. The opening night performance was a benefit performance for Birthright. Director was Jesse Byrum, with Dalton Eddleman serving as designer and technical director, Pat Brown, choreographer, and Dick Brown, orchestral director. Top: This pair plans the future of Gypsy and Baby. Left: Baby and their cast perform for Uncle Jacko. Right: Rayla Bridges stars as the singer turned stripper. Organizational Life 71 Members of the IFC are first row: Andy Thompson, Mark McBryde, Robert Scogins (president), and Neal Sharpe. Second row: Jeff Fleming, John Scott, Mike Norman, Arthur Wheeler, and Bubba Wren. Members of the Panhellenic Council are first row: Donna Jancarek, Karaleigh Hunt, Lynn Shaw, Susie Ross, Melinda Keller, Laurie Norville. Second row: Annette Ross, Sandy Cupples, Missy Lewis, Robin Lau, Melinda Maness, Holly Holland, Anne Burnette, Mary Beth Dunn, Sheri Hart, Ann Ewing, and Sara Kent. The PANHELLENIC AND INTERFRATERNITY COUNCILS serve as bonds of unity among Greeks on the Lambuth campus. The primary function of these two bodies is to maintain high standards for all phases of Greek life. Cooperation with the administration and within the groups involved, and the maintenance of a genuine respect for the aims and ideals of Lambuth College are important aspects of the councils ' functioning efficiently. Special projects of the Panhellenic and Interfraternity Councils in- clude Greek Rush to encourage affiliation and Greek All-Sing to raise money for a selected charity. The activites of the councils play an in- tegral role in the vitality of Greek life on campus. Panhellenic Officers are Lynn Shaw, president; Holly Holland, vice presi- dent; Karaleigh Hunt, secretary; and Mary Beth Dunn, treasurer. Panhellenic . Interfraternity 72 Above: Anxious to join her chosen sorority, Marti Jo Dorris runs with her bid in hand. Middle left: Robin Best dreamily looks on as the crowd actively participates in the KA Rose Ceremony. Middle right: In- tramurals provide a fun outlet for the competitive Greek spirit. Below left: Michelle Cook attracts attention at the cattle run. Below right: Lynn and Mike dance for joy over the new pledges. Hij ALPHA XI DELTA ALPHA OMICRON PI KAPPA ALPHA KAPPA SIGMA PHI MU SIGMA KAPPA Organizational Life 73 Right: Donna Jancarek gets her jollies doing this!!! Below: Karaleigh and Donna do their part to pro- mote Lambuth Day at the Mall. Donna and Al Fuzzy supervise the sponge toss at faculty members. ilGMA PHI EPSILON ALPHA XI DELTA ALPHA OMICRON PI KAPPA ALPHA KAPPA SIGMA PHI 74 Organizational Life The local chapter of ALPHA XI DELTA FRATERNITY ex- perienced growth during the ' 82- ' 83 year and celebrated its twenty fifth anniversary on the Lambuth Campus. The members were involved in several campus activities and won recognition in events for Homecoming and Halloween. Gamma Iota also con- tinued to work toward its goal of Service to Others through special philanthropic events, such as trick-or-treating for dona- tions for mentally retarded children and working with the Cerebral Palsy Center. Throughout the year Alpha XI Delta sponsored projects for its national philanthropy, the American Lung Association. W SIGMA KAPPA ' ALPHA ALPHA XI DELTA OMICRON PI KAPPA ALPHA Members are Cheryl Anderson, Cheryl Archer, Stacy Boling, Dawn Claiborne, Patsy Crawford, Emily Gift, Beth Gaddie, Karaleigh Hunt, Donna Jancarek, Sara Kent, Vivian Legions, Paula Nace, Teresa Nichols, Carole Schuster, Kirsty Shields, and Nori Sullivan. Organizational Life 75 Carolyn Sturdivant is lost in deep thought. i ' Ann Ewing and Jan Forsythe help promote Greek life at Lambuth. Frank Prichard prepares to indulge in the lunch bought from an AOPi pledge. Randy McCallon tries the AOPi ' s game for High School Day. The ladies of ALPHA OMICRON PI FRATERNITY had a very successful formal rush and went on to win top honors in the Homecoming Activities for the third consecutive year. Omega Omicron also celebrated its twenty fifth anniversary with a week of activities in the fall. In the spring, the chapter and its alumni sponsored a party for the Arthitis Foundation, the AOPi national philanthropy. 76 Organizational Life WSS- KAPPA SIGMA PHI MU ALPHA OMICRON PI SIGMA KAPPA SIGMA Members are Rebecca Armstrong, Kelly Bachman, Kathryn Ann Barker, Mary Byrd, Lisa Castille, Kristen Climer, Michelle Cook, Mary Beth Dunn, Melanie Daniel, Ann Ewing, Tana Ferguson, Jan Forsythe, Ede Harrison, Sherri Hart, Beth Hartman, Lane Hartman, Cynthia Hoggard, Callie Horton, Barbara Johnson, Robin Lau (president), Lisa Lautenbach, Jeannie Lee, Gay Carol Lester, Ann Miles, Kim Nace, Mindy Odom, Arow Pinkston, Sherry Presgrove, Christi Rauchle, Laura Schubert, Luanne Staub, Carolyn Sturdivant. and Katherine Woodward. Laura, Luanne, and Barbara demonstrate closeness between sisters. Organizational Life 77 ' HI EPSILON ALPHA XI DELTA KAPPA ALPHA ALPHA OMICRON PI KAPPA Above: Members are Robert Allen, Brad Archer, Barry Diebold, John Edwards, Keith Gill, John Hopkins, Frank Hor- ton, Ed Johnson, Carlton Leist, Mark McBryde, Jim Merz, James Murphy, Jamie Nash, Oliver Oziel, Kenny Patton, Frank Prichard, Charles Priddy, Morgan Ringold, Greg Sanderson (president), Matt Snelson, Terry Spencer, Ken Stewart, Greg Tan- ner, and Gene VanCleave. Kappa Alpha Sweethearts are front row: Debbie Thompson, Lynn Lee, Lori Rea (Rose), Carol Munster, Linda Smalley. Back row: Janet McClure, Melanie Daniel, Terri Rhodes, Brenda Bowers, Ann Richardson, Lisa Castille, Barbara Johnson. 78 Organizational Life Terry Spencer smiles big after finishing his glass. Is ANY girl worth a swim in the duckpond? m l sb?-- Southern tradition reigns during Old South week. LPHA KAPPA SIGMA PHI MU SIGMA KAPPA SIGMA PHI EPSILON ALPHA XI DELTA ALPHA After renovating the chapter house this sum- mer, the KAPPA ALPHA ORDER enjoyed a successful rush and a busy year. Activities of the group included a campus party with Rock 103 and the involvement of members in almost every phase of life at Lambuth. The year was highlighted by the commemoration of Gamma Omicron ' s twenty fifth anniversary with an alumni banquet and convivium, a special ob- servance of R.E. Lee ' s birthday. Organizational Life 79 During fall rush, KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNI- TY rebuilt its chapter size by pledging sixteen men to membership. Epsilon Psi members continued to excel in such areas as intramural athletics and scholarship. They also made some improvements on their house. The Kappa Sigs operated the con- cession stand at home basketball games and pro- vided game programs again this year. Bob Goodall and Bubba Dyess studying? OMICRON PI KAPPA ALPHA KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA SIGMA PHI MU SIGNL 80 Organizational Life Kappa Sigma Stardusters are Sandy Stephenson, Libby Brown, Lee Ann Freeman, Ann Ewing, Jan Forsythe, Tricia Smith (Sweetheart), Carol Yates, Lynn Shaw, Sherri Parlow, Dana Mote, Melissa Smith, and Kelly Colvard. APPA SIGMA PHI EPSILON ALPHA XI DELTA ALPHA OMICRON PI KAPPA ALPHA KAPPA Members are Lloyd Doyle, Bubba Dyess, Tony Fitts, Jeff Flem- ing, Syd Freeman, Bob Goodall (president), Paul Hare, Scott Kirk, Eddie Laster, Kenny Leathers, Clay Mayo, Steve Omerod, Kabo Raines, Brad Roberson, David Rudd, Dan Rud- der, Paul Sanders, Robert Scogins, Kris Todd, and Ricky Vaughan. High school seniors prove to be quite a match for the Kappa Sigs. Organizational Life 81 Susie Ross and Alison Maynard combine sunshine with studying. Ann Collett, Susie Ross, and Elise Fletcher serve cokes at Lambuth Day at the Mall. PA SIGMA PHI MU SIGMA KAPPA SIGMA PHI EPSILON ALPHA XI DELTA ALPHA OMICRON PI Mark McBryde escorts Brenda Bowers dur- ing leadout. The Phi Mus are happy on bid day! Susan Heath studies hard to make time for fun. 82 Organizational Life PHI ML) FRATERNITY, the youngest Greek organization for women on Lambuth ' s campus, continued its dedication to scholarship, leadership, and service during the ' 82- ' 83 school year. The service projects of the chapter included a Halloween party for the children at Youthtown, the distribution of turkeys to needy families at Thanksgiving, and campus raffles to support its national philanthropic project, the hospital ship U.S.S. HOPE. Kappa Nu won the award of most outstanding Phi Mu Chapter in the nation. APPA ALPHA KAPPA SIGMA PHI MU PHIMU SIGMA KAPPA SIGMA PHI EPSILON Members are Kathy Baer, Valerie Booth, Brenda Bowers, Libby Brown, Ann Bugel, Anne Burnette, Becky Carter, Abby Cherry, Tracey Coleman, Ann Collett, Susanna Corn, Susan Crews, Pam Denton, Kelly Donahoe, Marti Jo Dorris, Sally Doyle, Angie Eaton, Jane Erikson, Elise Fletcher, Lee Ann Freeman, Judy French, Lynn Garrard, Gay Hamilton, Lyda Harris, Susan Heath, Holly Holland, Wendy Hopper, Melinda Keller, Margaret Lucius, Janet McClure, Linda McGee, Bridget McKamey, Alison Maynard, Marsha Morris, Laurie Norville, Allison Norville, Erin Pauley, Susan Pugh, Jonanne Robinson, Erin Pauley, Deborah Roberts, Susie Ross, Martha Skinner, Linda Smalley, Sandy Wallace, Amy Walters, Janice Wilhite, Melinda Wilkins. Organizational Life 83 ALPHA XI DELTA ALPHA OMICRON PI KAPPA ALPHA KAPPA SIGMA PHI MU SIGMA KAPPA Ginger Jones reluctantly poses for the camera. High School students enjoy the Sigma Kappa egg toss. Melissa Smith plays librarian with the new computer. Becky Parker tries to master the mimeograph as a part of her workship. Rayla Bridges reenacts scenes from Gypsy. 84 Organizational Life The Gamma XI Chapter of SIGMA KAPPA SORORITY, celebrated its twenty fifth year at Lam- buth College. Members of the sorority were integrally involved in campus activities, and several girls served as fraternity sweethearts. Special projects of the chapter were the annual Christmas bazaar, Sigma Kapers, and festivities to commemorate its anniversary. ilGMA PHI EPSILON ALPHA IGA A KAPPA XI DELTA ALPHA OMICRON PI Members are Lu Ann Barkley, Lesa Baumer, Rayla Bridges, Carolyn Bulk. Nancy Burnette, Kelly Colvard, Sharon Cooper, Mitzi Crabtree, Sandy Cupples, Kathy Faulkner, Stacy Fisher, Stacy Gibson, Sherry Grisham, Kim Gudmundson, Ginger Jones, Amy Leath, Lynn Lee, Missy Lewis (president), Katherine Lott, Mary Lloyd Lynn, Melinda Maness, Angela Mills, Dana Mote, Lisa Nolen, Becky Parker, Sherri Parlow, Ruth Catherine Petty, Sarah Lee Powers, Donna Rhodes, Terri Rhodes, Lynn Shaw, Melissa Smith, Patricia Smith, Mae Beth Steele, Wendy Sticham, Sandy Stephenson, Celeste Stroh, Marlene Wood, and Carol Yates. Organizational Life 85 SIGMA PHI EPSILON SIGMA PHI EPSILON PHI MU SIGMA KAPPA Members are Hugh Archer, Mark Archer, Wes Archer, Larry Beaven, David Blurton, Kevin Brown, Joe Cornelius, Mark Coursey, Jim Glover, Andy Granberry, Tim Jones, Randy McCallon, Nathan Morphew, Mark Northrup, Maurice Patton, Joe Piercey, Mike Piercey, Michael Raines, James Ramsey, Jack Story, David Rowland, Neil Sharpe, Jeff Wamble, Arthur Wheeler, and Eric Williams. The Tennessee Zeta Chapter of SIGMA PHI EPSILON, in its twelfth year on campus, remained the largest male Greek organiza- tion for the ' 82- ' 83 school year. The chapter and its members were represented in many aspects of the academic and social life at Lam- buth. Special activities of the fraternity included raffles, all campus parties, and Sunday night meals in the cafeteria. 86 Organizational Life Mark Coursey and Nathan Morphew relax at the house. ALPHA XI DELTA ALPHA OMICRON PI KAPPA ALPHA KAPPA SIGMA PHI MU SIGMA KAPPA Rest and Television are the perfect end to a long day. Mike Piercey and Kevin Brown enjoy a heated game after classes. Randy McCallon makes a presentation to Shedric Williba. The Sigma Phi Epsilon Golden Hearts are Tracey Coleman, Stacy Fisher, Carolyn Bulle, Penny Wheatley, Mae Beth Steele, Donna Rhodes, Kathryn Ann Barker (Sweetheart), Kelly Bachman, Donna James, Kelly Donahoe, Susan Morris, Jane Erikson, Sandy Cupples, and Marsha Morris. Organizational Life 87 Members of the Volleyball Team are (Coach) Norma Ellis, Missy Lewis, Stacey Woge, Kelley Bachman, Lisa Lautenbach, Lori Drennan, Teri Rhodes, Susanna Corn, Donna Rhodes, Marti Jo Dorris, Lynn Lee, and (Assistant Coach and Statistician) Pam Forrest. 1982 Varsity Woman ' s Volleyball Under the direction of Coach Norma Ellis and new Assis- tant Coach Pam Forrest, the 1982 VOLLEYBALL TEAM attained a 9-18 record for the season. The six returning players, including Captain Donna Rhodes, were joined by six new team members. Co-captain Missy Lewis was chosen for the VSAC All-West Conference Team. Teri, Marti Jo, and Lisa pay close attention to action on the court. Susanna Corn sets the ball for waiting teammates. 88 Athletic Life Volleyball Dominates Fall Intramurals The INTRAMURAL PROGRAM is an organized campus-wide effort to promote sportsmanship, com- petitiveness, and athletic achievement. Contests are usually among the Greek and independent teams in both the men ' s and women ' s divisions, and all teams compete for an overall trophy for most points earned during the year. Sports include racquetball, swimming, tennis, volleyball, basketball, flag football, and track. Athletic Life 89 Administration and Faculty 90 Intellectual Life Trustees oi Campus Left: Trustees approach the theater to view its needs. Right: After outlining the needs of Jones Hall, Dean Sherbine responds to inquiries of board members. Below: Dr. Hazlewood shares his hobby with the wives of board members. On September 23 Lambuth College held a special Trustees Day to honor members of the BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Board members were given an opportunity to become better acquainted with the strengths and needs of college facilities and college pro- grams. The trustees toured the campus and attended a brief meeting followed by a dinner in the Colonial Room. Entertain- ment for the evening was provided by faculty members Dr. Russell Mclntire, Dr. Don Huneycutt, and Marcia Mittelstadt and students Anne Burnette and Tsuneo Sato. During the regular meeting of the Board in October, Dr. and Mrs. Bob Hazlewood entertained in their home the wives of the board members. Intellectual Life 91 President and Vice President Dr. Harry W. Gilmer President Gilmer ' s Evaluations of ' 82- ' 83 Year During the 1982-83 academic year, Lam- buth College thrived in an atmosphere of growth and challenge. Enrollment increased; new faculty members were added; and exciting majors were offered for the first time. Paramount to these developments, however, were two major goals of the administration for this year: the redefining of the general educa- tion requirements in order to determine what liberal education means today; and the ses- quicentennial fund raising campaign, the most advantageous financial undertaking in the history of the college. Success in these two endeavors will ensure the academic and financial status of the college during this decade and the future. Dr. K. Bruce Sherbine 92 Intellectual Life Intellectual Life 93 Administrative Services Mr. Hayes F. Fletcher Assistant to President and Coordinator Title III Mr. James C. Mitchell Vice President for Business Affairs Dr. William H. Nace Vice President for External Affairs Dr. Brady B. Whitehead Vice President for Student Affairs Mr. John Bonson Director of Student Financial Aid Mr. Robert E. Espey Director Capital Funds Campaign Mr. Frank Murchison Supervisor of Maintenance Rev. L. Edward Phillips Minister to the College and Associate Dean of Students Mr. Roger Shumate Director of Food Service Dr. Wood K. Whetstone Director of Testing Dr. Billie P. Exum Dean of Admissions and Records Mrs. Blanche Exum Director of Special Programs Mr. Paul L. Finney Director of Development and Alumni Affairs Rev. Sara W. Phillips Minister to the College and Associate Dean of Students Ms. Evie Ravenhorst Acting Director of Admissions Mrs. Lorraine S. Sherbine Director of Information and Career Development Mrs. Evelyn Whybrew Director of Learning Enrichment Center Dr. Walter H. Whybrew Academic Consultant Mrs. Alma Wood Director of Health Services and Residence Halls 94 Intellectual Life Mrs. Dorothy Belch Receptionist, Switchboard Operator Mrs. Sharon Brese Secretary, External Affairs Mrs. Virginia Burnette Admissions Counselor Ms. Ann Childs Computer Programmer Analyst Mrs. Jo Ann Daniel Bookkeeper Mrs. Shirley Davidson Head Bookkeeper Mrs. Jo Anne Eilenberg Secretary, Faculty Mrs. Virginia Elliott Secretary, President Mrs. Peggy Frost Office Manager, Admissions Mrs. Dorothy D. Gleeson Secretary, Development and Alumni Affairs Mrs. Martha Hargett Hostess, West Hall Mrs. Luanne Hearn Secretary, Capital Funds Director Mrs. Connie Helms Secretary, Faculty Mrs. Lala Henley Hostess, Sprague Hall Mrs. Amy Huot Secretary, Faculty Mrs. Dorothy Jerstad Manager Bookstore Mrs. Jean Jones Hostess, Spangler Hall Mrs. Kathryn S. Jones Secretary, Vice President and Dean Mrs. Vickie Jordan Bookkeeper Mrs. Diane Kirk Secretary, Financial Aid Mr. Charlie Lampley Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Candy McNatt Secretary, Information and Career Development Mrs. Clemmie Nichols Secretary, Learning Enrichment Center Mrs. Jean Reeder Secretary, Student Affairs Mr. Richard Roland Computer Programmer Mrs. Ann Snelson Hostess, Harris Hall Mrs. Venis Spencer Secretary, Business Affairs Mrs. Barbara Tubbs Secretary, Admissions Mrs. Sarah Twiggs Secretary, Faculty Mrs. Mary Jo Williams Secretary, Admissions and Records Intellectual Life 95 Division of Humanities F R E I G N L A N G U A G E S The HUMANITIES DIVISION experienced ex- citing developments this year. First of all, a new English professor, Dr. Patricia Handy, joined the divi- sion. Also Mrs. Susan Hudacek moved her office to Jones Hall, a move which helped to centralize the English Department. The Humanities Division continued to sponsor the Faculty Forum series, consisting of monthly presenta- tions by members of the faculty and designed to stimulate and entertain. Several new courses were offered in the division. In the spring, Dr. Handy taught a selected topics course in Women ' s Literature, which is her research specialty. Also offered for the first time were conver- sational courses in French, Spanish, and German. The Religion Department offered a course in elemen- tary Greek. Dr. Russell M. Mclntire Department Chairman and membe r of Religion Philosophy Department Mrs. Huguette P. Craft Mrs. Marsha L. Cox Mr. Loren C. McCullar Mr. Jesse B. Byrum Mrs. Joanna Ross A R T Mr. J. Dalton Eddleman Mr. Lawrence Allen Ray 96 Intellectual Life R E L I G I O N P H I L O S o p H Y Dr. Charles W. Mayo Dr. James Kenneth Wilkerson Dr. Patricia M. Handy Dr. Bob Hazlewood Mrs. Vivian Hudacek Mrs. Grace Whetstone Dr. Gene L. Davenport Dr. Brady B. Whitehead M U S I C Dr. Don Lee Huneycutt Mr. Richard L. Brown Dr. Jo L. Fleming Mrs. Margaret C. Harrison Ms. Marcia Mittelstadt Intellectual Life 97 Members of Humanities Division at Work and Play Jesse Byrum enjoys a moment of humor during a busy day. 98 Intellectual Life Dr. Mclntyre tries to apply logic to athletics. • -irate Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Craft discuss plans for their classes. Sightseeing in England delights Dr. Hazlewood and Perry Allen Redfearn. r Lambuth ' s music staff proves that it has more than one musical talent. Larry Ray shows slides of his summer travels to the Lambuth community. Intellectual Life 99 Division of Social Sciences The SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISION, which includes the departments of Business Administration and Economics, Education, History, and Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, and Family Development, was quite active this year. Political science students worked in the November Senate election campaign for college credit. Students in Family Development presented a fashion show centered around the theme of holiday entertaining. The Interior Design Depart- ment featured a Victorian candlelight Christmas tour as one of its major projects. The division welcomed two new professors to its staff: Dr. Jimmie Cook, who chairs the Education Department and Mrs. Leslie Jensen, who was added to the staff of the Business Department. Mrs. Nelle Cobb Division Chairman and member of Sociology Social Work Family Development Department H I S T O R Y p S L C I I T E I N C C A E L F A M s I S L O c Y C I I A D L E L V W E G L Y R K P M E N T 100 Intellectual Life Mr. Robert H. Mathis Dr. Rex S. Wirth Dr. Louis Snellgrove Mr. Thomas D. Johns Dr. Rodger A. Bates Mrs. June Creasy Mr. Gaylon E. Greer Mr. Arthur T. Tanner Mr. Wilburn C. Lane Mr. Henry F. Alsobrook Dr. Billie P. Exum Mr. John Quinton Hoffman Dr. Delbert B. Hurst E C O N O M I C S Mrs. Leslie Jensen Mr. Jerry Peters Mrs. Judith E. Hazelwood Dr. Elmer B. Inman Mrs. Evelyn Whybrew Dr. Earl S. Zehr Intellectual Life 101 Members of Social Science Division at Work and Play Above: We all must endure the slings and ar- rows of outrageous fortune! Below: The Exums and Mrs. Whybrew savor the fare of the faculty add-a-dish supper. Right: Mr. Peters and his computer plot the fate of the Lambuth com- munity. Above right: Students and faculty com- pete in a volleyball game. Below right: It ' s a bird! It ' s a plane! It ' s Wilbur Lane! 102 Intellectual Life Intellectual Life 103 Division of Natural Sciences The NATURAL SCIENCE DIVISION advanced in several areas this year. The most impressive develop- ment was the new Computer Science major which in- cludes the addition to the curriculum of several in- teresting courses such as a study of computer graphics and an introduction to computer systems. Also, the purchase of eight terminals expanded the outreach of the division to students. Mr. David Russell, director of the computer center, was added to the faculty staff. Two Natural Science professors went on Sab- batical leave. Dr. Kenneth Yancey of the Math Department studied the structure of computer languages at Memphis State University in order to teach a new computer language here at Lambuth called PASCAL. Biology professor Dr. Carlton travel- ed to England and Scotland to research the birds and the waterways of the area. He plans to apply his ac- quired expertise to his future courses. Dr. Ronnie C. Barnes Division Chairman and member of Chemistry Physical Science Department Dr. Robert A. Carlton 104 Intellectual Life P H Y S I C A L C H E M I S T R Y S c I E N C E Mrs. Josephine Booth Dr. Lois P. Lord Dr. William James Davis Dr. George W. Edwards Mr. John Pechonick H E A L T H P H Y S I C A L Dr. Charles R. Bray Mrs. Norma W. Ellis Dr. Kenneth E. Yancey Mrs. Sandra F. Givens M A T H E M A T I C s p H Y S I C s Mr. Jack L. Russell Mr. Roscoe Williams Intellectual Life 105 Members of the Natural Science Division at Work and Play Coach Russell displays that satisfied winning smile even in his office! Before going to class, Dr. Carlton makes his final preparation. i- s Faculty members patiently wait to be served at the breakfast for graduating seniors. 106 Intellectual Life . J0m Mrs. Givens clarifies a point for Ms. Cheryl Har- rison, secretary in the Learning Enrichment Center. All alone Mr. David Russell pours out his heart to the computer. Intellectual Life 107 Library Staff Mrs. Judith Hazlewood Head Librarian Mrs. Ann Phillips Cataloging Librarian Mrs. Lue Vera Turner Periodical Librarian Ms. Freda Baum Reference and Circulations Librarian Mrs. Mattie McAlexander Library Cataloging Assistant Mrs. Elaine Alexander Documents Librarian Ms. Ruth Hirth Library Secretary Above: Librarians Mrs. McAlexander and Mrs. Phillips discuss a problem in cataloging. Right: Mrs. Hazlewood acquaints Ruthie Hirth with the process of ordering books for the library. 108 Intellectual Life The LUTHER L. GOBBEL LIBRARY is undergoing many changes as it strives to keep pace with the needs of a modern day liberal arts college. This year witnessed the addition of a microfiche printer and the installation of a computer system with all materials in the library be- ing catalogued for easy access. New book purchases have increased the number of volumes to over 126,000 — an average of 150 books per student! Plans for the near future focus around a major addi- tion to the library, funded by a federal grant and ses- quicentennial campaign funds and planned by Dr. Ed- ward Gleaves of Peabody College Library School. In- deed, the Luther L. Gobbel Library is successfully meeting the needs of college students in the eighties. Above: Assisting Bubba Wren, a student worker at the card catalogue, is Ms. Freda Baum. Left: Mrs. Turner aids Regina Herron in finding a useful bibliographical source. Right: What would Andy Thompson, a student worker, do without Mr. Russell ' s knowledge of computers? Below: Mrs. Alexander proves that the documents room con- tains a wealth of research material. Intellectual Life 109 Classes ; 110 Intellectual Life A Seniors PAULETTE ADDERLY B.A.: Speech and Drama Broadcasting CHERYL ANDERSON B.S.: Business Data Processing JAMES ARCHER B.S.: Business Data Processing LUANN BARKELY B.S.: Interior Design BOKOLI BOOTO B.B.A.: Business Management BRENDA BOWERS B.A.: Fashion Merchandising Family Development KAREN BOWMAN B.M.: Music Education ALBERT E. BROMLEY Business Secondary Education MARY BYRD B.A.: English Political Science ALETHEA CAMPBELL B.S.: Business Education SANDRA CARNEVALE B.S.: Elementary Education Special Education SALLY FIELDS CARPENTER B.S.: Health and Physical Education LISA CASTEEL B.A.: English Broadcasting CORINE CLAYBROOKS B.S.: Business Data Processing RHONDA CLAYBROOKS B.S.: Elementary Education GALEN COLBERT B.A.: Music Intellectual Life 111 Seniors CHRISTY COOPER B.S.: Fashion Merchandising Interior Design DALE COOPER B.S.: Elementary Education MANDY CORLEW B.S.: Interior Design MITZI CRABTREE B.S.: Elementary Education SUSAN CREWS B.A.: English FELICIA CRYMES B.S.: Business Education AVA DeBERRY B.S.: Sociology (Political Science) DOROTHY DODD B.S.: Mathematics TANA FERGUSON B.S.: Elementary Education JEFF FLEMING B.B.A.: Accounting LEE ANN FREEMAN B.S.: General Business JAMES S. FREEMAN B.S.: General Business 112 Intellectual Life a Seniors MICHAEL GADDIE B.A.: English KEITH GILL B.M.: Music Education JENNIFER GOOCH Social Work BELINDA HA B.S.: Business Data Processing %% r JOHN HALL Sociology KAREN HALL Business Administration BRIDGET HUNT B.B.A.: Management STEPHANIE IRVING B.S.: Social Work MARY JANE JOHNSON B.A.: Family Development GINGER JONES B.M.: Church Music TRAVIS GLENN JONES B.S.: Social Science CAROL D. KENDRICK B.S.: Health and Physical Education BELINDA KAY KYLE B.S.: General Business PAUL LaGRANGE B.S.: General Business LINDA McGEE B.A.: Interior Design SARAH MATTHEWS Psychology Intellectual Life 113 Seniors N SANDRA MAY B.S.: Fashion Merchandising GENESA MAYS B.B.A.: Accounting JACKIE MULLIS B.B.A.: Accounting PATRICIA NANCE B.S.: Elementary Education MARK NORTHRUP B.S.: Political Science JULIA NORVILLE B.S.: Elementary Education MARTHA LAURIE NORVILLE B.S.: Business Data Processing SCOTT PATTERSON B.S.: Health and Physical Education RICHARD PEEPLES B.B.A.: Marketing LORI REA Business Data Processing Accounting CHARLES REED B.S.: Biology (Pre-Medicine) REVA RESNECK B.S.: Elementary Education LARRY RILEY B.A.: Religion DIANA ROBERTS B.S.: Social Work PHARA LEE ROLAND B.S.: Elementary Education GREGORY SANDERSON B.B.A.: Accounting Management 114 Intellectual Life A Seniors NANCY SCOTT B.B.A.: Management Accounting LORI SHELTON B.S.: Interior Design THOMAS SILVIA B.S.: Business Education LENNY SOKALOSKI Business Management TERRY A. SPENCER B.S.: History CELESTE STROH B.A.: Speech and Drama DAPHNE TRACY B.S.: Chemistry (Pre-Pharmacy) GENE VAN CLEAVE B.S.: English Chemistry ROBIN WHITWELL B.S.: Social Studies JANICE MARIE WILHITE B.A.: English Journalism MELINDA WILKINS B.B.A.: Accounting GENEVA WILLIAMS B.S.: Business Education ANITA WILLIAMSON B.S.: Family Development JANET WILSON B.A.: English T. LASHANNE WILSON B.S.: Special Education Elementary Education Intellectual Life 115 Kevin Conrad Sheila Culp Sandy Cupples Melanie Danie Barry Diebold 116 Intellectual Life Judy K. French Thomas Frye Ken Geyer Meg Gilmore Jacqueline Greenway Jeff Hall Mattie Harney Holly Holland Charlene Hopkins Wendy Hopper Melanie Michelle Hughes Wk£ , M ffl J tL Juniors Intellectual Life 117 Karaleigh Hunt Jan James Ritha Johnson Thomas Edward Johnson Barbara Johnston James Timothy Jones Melinda Kay Keller Robbin Lau Mike Lavender Cynthia Lawrence Melissa Lewis Jacqueline Lucas Margaret Lucius Barbara McBride Glenda F. McBride Constance McClain Bridget McKamey Angela Mills Marsha Morris Juniors 118 Intellectual Life V Pharrah Morrow Rhoen Moses Juniors Intellectual Life 119 Kenneth Patton Rebecca Pearson Karla Phillips Sarah Lee Powers Emelia Presley Grace Pugh Stacy Redding Philip Rieke John Roberts Lisa Roland Patricia Ross Dan Rudder Steve Shelton Sherri Shutt Matthew Snelson Luanne Staub 120 Intellectual Life Mae Beth Steele Ken Lee Stewart Carolyn Sturdivant Sandra Taylor Tim Thornton Nancy Torkell James Andrew Thompson Sara Tyson Cynthia Utley Rachel C. Weir Carol Wheatley Penny Wheatley Clarence Arthur Whe eler Lola Williams Bill Yelverton Juniors Intellectual Life 121 Ginger Adkins Robert Allen Lynn Anderson Hugh Archer Kelly Bachman 122 Intellectual Life Tracey Coleman Ann Collett Robert Collins Sherri Cookston Lisa Cooper Vickie Cooper Pamela Denton Mary Beth Dunn John Edwards Jane Erickson Garry Fair Elise Fletcher Beth Gaddie Delores Ganaway David Garrett Marcus Glass Jim Glover Andrew Granberry Sherry Grisham Sophomores Intellectual Life 123 Jerry Hunter Donna James Donna Jancarek Sara Kent James Kenton Sophomores 124 Intellectual Life Janice Kinnon Mary Lloyd Lynn Mark McBride Janet McClure John McLemore Allison Maynard Jeff Michael Ann Miles Betty Moore Susan Morris Tony Moiser Paul Murphy Sherry Parlow Penni Pennington John Piercey Arow Pinkston Sophomores Intellectual Life 125 Sherry Presgrove Charles Priddy Sandra Pryor Christy Rauchle Anne Richardson Walton Rittenberry Stephen Robinson William Sharpe Martha Skinner Velinda Smalley Wanda Smith Crystal Spann Greg Tanner Larry Taylor Teresa Tillman Sheila Wells Tina White Liza Williams Bubba Wrenn 126 Intellectual Life Sophomores Intellectual Life 127 Cheryl Archer Mark Archer Kathy Baer Tim Barlow Kathleen Bedwell Robin Best David Blurton Stacy Boling Thaddeus Bonczar Forda Bond Jeffery Brewington Rayla Bridges Beth Brower Deborah Bynum Jackie Byrd Ricky Cheeks Charles Chenault Kristin Climer Michelle Cook WW ! 4r isc ■ B J • ' ■ ■ ' 4 4 Ufi iPl Freshmen 128 Intellectual Life Sharon Cooper Susanna Corn Patsy Crawford Cheryl Cross Sherry Crump Darla Davis Malea Davis James Dismukes Maxwell Doak Kelly Donahoe Marti Jo Dorris Sally Doyle Katherine Dykeman Angie Eaton Beverly Ezell Kathy Faulkner Stacey Fisher Tony Fitts Robert Foerster Freshmen Intellectual Life 129 Robin Ford William Fraser Brian Gaston Stacy Gibson Emily Gift Basilica Graves Patrice Gregory Kimberly Gudmundson Mary Hall Gaye Hamilton Anthony Harris Lyda Harris Ede Harrison Elizabeth Hartman Lane Hartman Jacinda Hays 130 Intellectual Life Teresa Hemby Julie Higginbottom Lisa Hildebrand Melissa Hili Toshiya Hirano V Intellectual Life 131 Catherine Lott Sabrina McNeal Jeanna Mason Bonnie Mitchell Joseph Monteiro Mark Moore Nathen Morphew Jessica Morrow Kemberly Nace Teresa Nichols Lisa Nolen Allison Norville Mindy Odom Jennell Office Maurice Patton Erin Pauley Ruth Catherine Petty Stacy Powell Susan Pugh Laura Ragan Don Raines Michael Raines James Ramsey Brad Roberson Deborah Robert s Freshmen 132 Intellectual Life V Rhonda Spencer Sarah Staples Lee Ann Stewart Norma Strickland V Freshmen Int ellectual Life 133 Eleanor Sullivan Kris Todd Tracy Tolley Mary Tran Peter Tran 134 Intellectual Life V , ■-•%-tl .4- ■; ' ■ ' ■• : ■ ■ . ; .. . , David James Shirish Patel X Special Intellectual Life 135 There Is the Beauty 136 Winter of Winter . . . ■ Itz • ♦ Winter 137 Winter Activities Afford Time for Fun and Reflection Sheila Wells leads candelight vespers in the chapel. Bonnie Mitchell and Kevin Conrad indulge at the Lantern Christmas party. Cheerleaders prepare for Homecoming Parade. 138 Campus Life Candles enhance the solemnity of the Christmas Candelight Service. Traditions Herald the Christmas Season Dr. Mclntryre fulfills perfect- ly the role of the minstrel at Madrigal Feaste. K9 ! r i B iw_ ' i l Nil? jT H ' 1 Jjj m . - ' -- mtff Mn Llftk rftll d Trumpeteers proclaim the opening of the Madrigal Feaste. Ornaments with a Victorian flair accent this tree on the Vic- torian Candlelight Tour. Carol, Beth, and Sandy cater to Santa for obvious reasons. Campus Life 139 Sandy Stephenson, Mary Lloyd Lynn, and Sherri Barlow rehearse for All-Sing. Spangler residents take a break from their studies. Mother Nature practices her white magic. Judy and Janet sample the culinary art of Popeye. Lynn Lee sits all alone with her thoughts. Erin Pauley and Janice Wilhite rock away at the Rock-a-thon. 140 Campus Life Fun and Fellowship Highlight Campus Life It ' s refreshmen time a la Kabo! ! « Writing charge slips occupies much of Mrs. Jerstad ' s time at the beginning of a semester. BSU choir members prepare for one of their performances. v wit ™ Our prayer is that our box runneth over! Campus Life 141 Excitement was high as preparations went into full swing for HOMECOMING festivities November 19, 20, and 21. A complete schedule of student and alumni ac- tivities marked the occasion. This year ' s overall theme was The Eagle: America ' s and Lambuth ' s Heritage. With the words, A special place, a special mission, a special reason to be, Dr. Gilmer launched the Lambuth College Sesquicentennial Campaign Drive at a special dinner in the Colonial Room Friday night, November 19, as Lambuth College Homecoming Weekend officially began. Weekend events included a parade through downtown Jackson, a dance sponsored by the Student Government Association highlighted by the crowning of the Homecoming Queen and the presentation of her court, a home basketball game with the Eagles pitted against Hendrix College and the Eaglettes playing Blue Mountain College, an alumni dance at the Jackson Country Club, and a worship service Sunday morning led by Dr. Paul Blankenship. Top: Lambuth alums join the jazz band during halftime. Middle: Alum- ni cheerleaders support their teams. Left: The alumni team proves to be quite a challenge. Right: Lambuth graduates give the Eagles a run for their money. 142 Campus Life Homecoming Launches Sesquicentennial Campaign Drive Dean Billie Exum receives the R.E. Womach Award Dr. Gilmer and Board members preside at the kick-off banquet. 1 ' frt ffej ' VI ■ 9BI Dr. Huneycutt accepts the Outstanding Faculty Member Award. Mr. Larry Ray receives a hug with his Alumnus of the Year Award. The AOPis prepare that float which won first-place. Campus Life 143 Crowning of Queen Highlights Homecoming Dance Top: The Homecoming royalty and escorts pose for pictures. Left: Lambuth students enjoy the music of Deep South. Right: Queen Valerie Booth smiles radiantly after the crowning. 144 Campus Life Dracula Bites Again! Bram Stoker ' s vampire story, DRACULA, was Lambuth Theater ' s winter stage offering for a five-night run. The play, directed by Jesse Byrum, followed the original script which was first produced in 1922. Based on the design used in the original horror film, the set was done in black and white. % LL ■ ' .o:::::::,,: : : ,:■■■■■■■:■■ I H ' B L ■ ■ .1. 3 Joey Tate makes his grand entrance as Dracula. Love at first bite leaves Lucy in a daze. Left: Tormented Renfield is torn between good and evil. Above: The attendant ' s advances bring a slap not a kiss. Organizational Life 145 Specialized Fields of Study Extend Beyond the Classroom. Above: Members of the Advocate Club look over admissions materials. Below Left: Mrs. Craft points with pride to her native homeland. Below Right: French magazines are enjoyable reading for Pi Delta Phi members.  §BBEs ... ™fsari5T ' The ADVOCATE CLUB is composed of those students planning for a career in the legal field. Under the advisorship of Dr. Rex Wirth, the group sponsers trips to law schools, seminars, and guest speakers to provide in- formation and assistance to its members applying to law school. The club is open to students of all majors. PI DELTA PHI is the National French Honor Society whose purpose is to recognize excellence in the study of French language and literature. The primary goal of the group is to stimulate and encourage cultural ac- tivities which will lead to a deeper appreciation of France and its people. Mrs. Hugette Craft is adviser of the local chapter. 146 Organizational Life The LAMBUTH BUSINESS CLUB is a pre-professional organization designed to assist its members in the development of an understanding of business and its role in society. Membership is open to Lambuth students with a declared major in business or economics. The club which meets on a monthly basis with guest speakers from the business community, provides opportunities for its members to have contact with business leaders of the community. Mrs. Leslie Jensen serves as the faculty adviser. The AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY is a pre-professional organiza- tion for biology and chemistry majors. Activities are centered around the medical professions and include field trips, speakers, and films which serve to broaden the students ' experiences beyond those of the classroom. Dr. George W. Edwards is the local chapter adviser. Top Left: Prospective Business Club members meet for the purpose of organization. Top Right: Science majors discuss plans for graduate school with advisers Drs Edward and Pechonick. Above: Mrs. Jensen explains the purposes of the Business Club. Organizational Life 147 Members of the 1982-83 Eagles are Front row: Joe Neely, Marc Moore, Sonny Poston, Max Doak, Terry Dixson, Rickey Nabors, Kelvin Nathaniel, James Kenton. Back row: Robert Allen, John Edwards, Michael Smith, Jim Green, Tom Scott, Marcus Glass, Jeff Brewington, and (Coach) Dr. Charles Bray. 1982-83 Mens Varsity Basketball Under the direction of Coach Bray, the 1982-83 EAGLES proved to be an ex- citing and competitive team. The three returning starters, five returning let- termen, and five freshmen combined ef- forts to produce a well-balanced squad in every aspect of the game. As the Lam- buth Eagles continued their growth into one of the finest programs in the VSAC, veteran leadership provided the key fac- tor in the response of the team to a challenging season. Coach Bray gives important strategy between quarters. 148 Athletic Life Joe Neely shoots from the charity stripe in a game against archrival Union. Men ' s varsity Basketball Schedule Novembe r ' VSAC 7:30 p.m. | 15 (M) Alumni Game Home 20 (S) Hcndrix (Homecoming 4:00 p.m.) Home 22 (M) U. T. Martin There 29-30 Bicentennial Tournament Home (M T) Freed-HardemanLambuth- Lane-Union Decembe r 4(S) Lane Home 6(M) Univ. of North Alabama Home IKS) Hendrix There 13-17 Final Exams 17-Jan 2 Christmas Holidays January 4(T) LeMoyne-Owen There 6(TH) ' Belmont There 8(S) Union Home j 1 1 1 (T) ' Freed-Hardeman Home 1 13 (TH) ' Christian Brothers College Home 15 (S) ' Trevecca There 17 (M) LeMoyne-Owen Home 20 (TH) Bethel Home ■ 22 (S) Rust There ■! 24 (M) Union There 27 (TH) Univ. of North Alabama There ' 29 (S) Bethel There i 31 (M) David Lipscomb Home February 3(TH) Trevecca Home , 5 (S) Rust Home 7(M) Belmont Home 10 (TH) Freed Hardeman There 12 (S) David Lipscomb There 14 (M) ' Christian Brothers College There 16 (W) Lane There 22 25-28 Western Division Tournament TBA Sophomore Marcus Glass jumps for the opening tip-off The Eagles add one more point with Tom Scott ' s free throw. Athletic Life 149 Athletic Life Women s Varsity Basketball Schedule November 20 S) Blue Mountain College 23 {T} U. T. Martin December •MS) Lane College 6W North Alabama 9-10 (TH F) A.R.C. Tourney — Lane College January 6(TH) Belmont College 8SS) Union University 10 (M) Freed-Hardeman 13 (TH) Christian Brothers College 16 S) Blue Mountain College 17 (M) LeMoyneOwen College 20(TH Bethel College 22 (S) Rust College 24 (M) Union University 27 (TH) North Alabama 29 (S) Bethel 31 (M) David Lipscomb February 3 TH) U, T. Martin 5(S) Rust ?(M) Belmont 10 (TH) Freed-Hardeman 12 (S) David Lipscomb 14 (M) Christian Brothers 16 (TH) Lane 21,24-26 V.S.A.C. Playoli Coach: Jack Russell H, 2:00 p.m. H, 7:00 p.m. H, 5:30 p.m. H, 5:30 p.m. T, 6:00 p.m. H. 5:30 p.m. T, 5:30 p.m. H, 5:30 p.m. T, 7:00 p.m. H. 5:30 p.m. H. 5:30 p.m. T, 5:30 p.m. T, 5:30 p.m. T, 5:30 p.m. T. 5:30 p.m. H, 5:30 p.m. T, 7:00 p.m. H, 5:30 p.m. H, 5:30 p.m. H, 5:30 p.m. T, 5:30 p.m. T, 5:30 p.m. T. 5:30 p.m. ..j Jickie Brown. Back row: (Athletic elinda Mcguire, and (Coach) Jack Russell. 1 ij § r iei s asketball ■ ■ - ear as women ' s basketball _■ again made a strong showing. several veterans were joined by five new P-83 team which faced a tough schedule of non-conference games. Consistent effort on ch player coupled with excellent leadership from ' f ellow players was the key to the Lady Eagles ' rastw Athletic Life 151 Lady Eagles Make Strong Showing Right: Union and Lambuuth face each other in a tip off. Below: Susanna Corn shoots over her opponent ' s hands for two points. Bottom Left: Despite the defender, Kelli Elder grasps the rebound. Bottom Right: Strategy dominates the time out conversation of Coach Russell. 152 Athletic Life Cheerleaders Promote Lambuth Spirit Joy Cornelius Bridget McKamay Tana Ferguson Larry Taylor Melanie Daniel Mike Norman Teri Rhodes Athletic Life 153 Intramural Sports Stress Spirit of Competition t Competition and excitement dominate this game between Sigma Kappa and Alpha Xi Delta. Max Doak gives coaching tips to the KA ' s. Opponents battle beneath the basket for two points. The opening tip-off begins this intramural rivalry. 154 Athletic Life Victorian decorations adorn the Christmastide mantle. Dress and manners comply with the Victorian theme. Presentation of a VICTORIAN CANDLELIGHT CHRISTMAS TOUR occupied Larry Ray and the students of the Interior Design Department during the month of December. The warmth of the Victorian era, symbolized by the old fashioned virtues of family, hearth, and home, was a dramatic change from the formality of 18th century col- onial Williamsburg presented last year. Transformed into a Victorian Christmas showplace, the home at 139 Campbell Street glowed with homemade ornaments, elaborately wrapped gifts, heavily embossed decorations, gingerbread, tinsel, and lace. Victorian woodword, hardware, and light fixtures of the home contributed to the authenticity of the turn-of-the-century presentation. Interior Design Department Presents a Victorian Christmas Tour -a? z2i Christmas greenery adds charm to antiques in the decorated home. Silver service and an elaborate centerpiece highlight this Victorian table setting. Intellectual Life 155 Above: Anne Burnette sings to a cap- tive audience during the Jazz Band concert. Far Right: Kaleidoscope members enjoy the medieval feast between songs. Right: Lori Drennan, Pam Denton, Anne Richardson, and Gaye Carol Lester add beauty and music to the band Below: Madrigal members sing for their supper. Hry-k r . ; ;§ UK 2 fr v j III B S BH E m £n  w | b_ HEi _ « iiVj A 9 V R t m KS Q-WV «► x jrjm tHeH w ■BsBp vi ' % - .... Bfi. - :: 91 Jfl B r J Ik 156 Intellectual Life Varied Musical Programs Open Christmas Season Highlighting the Christmas season was a series of musical events sponsored by the Music Department. In November the CONCERT BAND and the JAZZ BAND combined their efforts to present a Christmas concert under the direction of Dick Brown. The first section of the program presented the forty-eight piece Concert Band performing a variety of band literature, closing with the complex and beautiful Overture to Candide. In the second half the Lambuth Jazz Band performed instrumental numbers including styles characteristic of the swing era of the 40 ' s through contemporary big band jazz and rock. Following in December was the annual Madrigal Feaste, directed by Marcia Mittelstadt. The evening ' s activities featured the sixteen voices of KALEIDOSCOPE in a Madrigal concert presenting music from the late Renaissance and Baroque periods in four languages. An authentic Elizabethean dinner was served in an elaborate sixteenth century setting designed by Larry Ray. Traditional costumes for the event were designed and tailored by Lambuth students and staff. Climaxing the season on campus was the traditional Candlelight Service sponsored by the Campus Congregation and directed by Jo Fleming. The program featured members of the CONCERT CHOIR with both students and faculty participating. Top: The Concert Band entertains the Lambuth community with its Christmas Concert. Above: Candles provide the proper mood for the Concert Choir at the Candlelight Service. Right: Vocalist Christie Rauchle makes a real contribution to the performance of the Jazz Band. Intellectual Life 157 Seniors Honored in Who ' s Who Convocation Above: Distinguished seniors are all smiles after the convocation. Below: Dr. Paul Blankenship addresses the honorees and their parents. Seventeen Lambuth College seniors were honored in a special WHO ' S WHO CONVOCATION Thursday afternoon, January 13, in Lambuth Memorial Chapel. After a welcome by Dr. K. Bruce Sherbine, Dean of the College, President Harry W. Gilmer introduced the seniors to the capacity audience and offered congratula- tions to them and to their parents who were special guests for the occasion and the reception which followed. At Lambuth these students are selected by a committee of faculty and students on the basis of consistent scholarship, participation and leadership in academic and extra-curricular activities, citizenship and service to the college, and potential for future achievement. The featured speaker for the occasion was Dr. Paul Blankenship, pastor of the First United Methodist Church in Bolivar. Dr. Blakenship served for thirteen years on the Lambuth faculty in the Religion and Philosophy Department before return- ing to the ministry. Entertainment was provided by Kaleidoscope under the direction of Marcia Mittelstadt. 158 Intellectual Life Brenda Gay Bowers Galen Burrow Colbert Ava Lauronce Deberry Elizabeth Ann Evans Ellen Claire Evans Belinda Hax Virginia Joyce Jones Malissa Gayle Lewis Mark Charles Northrup Richard Peeples Lori Kathleen Rea Donna Kay Rhodes Gregory Alan Sanderson Robert Gerald Scogin, Jr. Richard Wayne Vaughn, Jr. Janice Marie Wilhite Geneva Williams Intellectual Life 159 Personnel Directory Alexander, (Mrs.) Elaine; 31 Alta Vista Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Alsobrook, Henry; 227 West Church, Alamo, TN 38001 Barnes, (Dr.) Ronnie; 205 Westwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Bates, (Dr.) Rodger A.; 570 Westmoreland Place, Jackson, TN 38301 Baum, (Mrs.) Freda; 33 North Davidfield, Jackson, TN 38301 Belch, (Mrs.) Dorothy; 25 Lake Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Blankenship, (Mrs.) Nancy; 701 N. 29th, Humboldt, TN 38343 Bonson, John; 526 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 Booth, (Mrs.) Jo; Route 3, Humboldt, TN 38343 Bray, (Dr.) Charles R.; 13 Sunset Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Brese, (Mrs.) Sharon; 111 Pepperrree Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Brown, (Mrs.) Patricia; 55 Loydell Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Brown, Richard L.; 40 Cannonhurst Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Burnette, (Mrs.) Virginia; 609 Russell Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Byrum, Jesse; 814 North Russell Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Carlton, (Dr.) Robert A.; 15 Ridgeview Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Childs, (Miss) Ann; 437 West King Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Cobb, (Mrs.) Nelle; 20 Woodmere Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Cook, (Dr.) Jimmie E.; 10 Apache Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Cox, (Mrs.) Marsha; 105 Greenbriar Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Craft, (Mrs.) Hugette, 3 Laurie Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Cranford, Willian R.; 905 Lambuth, Jackson, TN 38301 Creasy, (Mrs.) June; 52 Ellis Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Daniel, (Mrs.) Jo Ann; Route 8, Jackson, TN 38301 Davenport, (Dr.) Gene L. ; 289 Greenfield, Apt. A-l , Jackson, TN 38301 Davidson, (Mrs.) Shirley; Route 1, Oakfield, TN 38362 Davis, Kim Davis, (Dr.) William J ; 55 Glen Eden, Jackson, TN 38301 Eddleman, J. Dalton; 33 Wheeling Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Edwards, (Dr.) George W.; Route 4, Kay Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Eilenberg, (Mrs.) JoAnne; 8 Charleston Square, Jackson, TN 38301 Elliott, (Mrs.) Virginia; 578 Westmoreland Place, Jackson, TN 38301 Ellis, (Mrs.) Norma; 17 Clairmont Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Espey, Robert; 55 Branson Place, Jackson, TN 38301 Exum, Billie P.; 9 Sunset Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Exum, (Mrs.) Blanche; 9 Sunset Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 f Finney, Paul L.; 42 Lilac Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Fleming, (Dr.) Jo L.; 177 Laurie Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Fletcher, Hayes F.; 445 Walnut Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Fletcher, (Mrs.) Anita; 445 Walnut Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Forrest, (Mrs.) Pam; 1334 Campbell Street, 13, Jackson, TN 38301 Frost, (Mrs.) Peggy; 148 Sun Valley Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Gilmer, (Dr.) Harry W.; 28 Northwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Givens, (Mrs.) Sandra; 69 Talequah Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Gleeson, (Mrs.) Dorothy; 1104 N. Parkway, 13, Jackson, TN 38301 Greer, Gaylon E.; 46 Hudson Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Handy, (Dr.) Patricia; 503 Division, Jackson, TN 38301 Hargett, (Mrs.) Martha; West Hall, Jackson, TN 38301 Harrison, (Mrs.) Deborah; 3709 Firethorn, Memphis, TN 381 15 Harrison, (Mrs.) Margaret; Rt. 1, Box 40-b, Pinson, TN 38366 Hazlewood, (Dr.) Bob; 404 Roland Avenue, Jackson, TN 38301 Hazlewood, (Mrs.) Judy; 404 Roland, Jackson, TN 38301 Hearn, (Mrs.) Luanne; 1813 North Highland, Jackson, TN 38301 Helms, (Mrs.) Connie; 322 Park Avenue, Jackson, TN 38301 Henley, (Mrs.) Lala; Sprague Hall, Jackson, TN 38301 Hirth, (Mrs.) Ruth; 165 Rolling Hills Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Hoffman, J. Quinton; 1 19 McCowatt Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Howell, (Mrs.) Nancy; 15-R Skyhaven Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Hudacek, (Mrs.) Suzie; 203 Morningside Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Huneycutt, (Dr.) Don L.; 154 Edenwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Huot, (Mrs.) Amy; 440 East Forrest, Jackson, TN 38301 Hurst, (Dr.) Delbert; 1585 Hollywood, Jackson, TN 38301 i Inman, (Dr.) Elmer; 418 Lambuth, Jackson, TN 38301 i Jensen, (Mrs.) Leslie; Route 1, Box 949, Jackson, TN 38301 Jerstad, (Mrs.) Dorothy; 82 McCool Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Johns, Thomas D.; 1252 North Parkway, N-2, Jackson, TN 38301 Jones, (Mrs.) Kitty; Rt. 1, Box 104, Henderson, TN 38340 Jones, (Mrs.) Jean; Spangler Hall, Jackson, TN 38301 Jordan, (Mrs.) Vickie; 99AA, Rt. 1, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Kirk, (Mrs.) Dianne; 115 Eastmont Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Lane, Wilburn; 190 Miflin Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Lord, (Dr.) Lois P ; 154 Moore Road, Jackson TN 38301 m Maddox, Carol; 1585 Hollywood, A-8, Jackson, TN 38301 Mathis, Robert H.; 84 Twin Oaks Place, Jackson, TN 38301 Mayo, (Dr.) Charles W.; 19 Mimosa Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Maynard, Cindy; 1585 Hollywood, 31, Jackson, TN 38301 McAlexander, (Mrs.) Mattie; 178 Edenwood Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 McCullar, Loren; 1 10 Montclair, Jackson, TN 38301 Mclntire, Jr., (Dr.) Russell; 101 Ayers Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 McNatt, (Mrs.) Candy; 584 Campbell Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Mitchell, James C; 200 Old Malesus Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Mittelstadt, Marcia; 1585 Hollywood, C 29, Jackson, TN 38301 Moore, (Mrs.) Jane; 73 Sherwood Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Murchison, Frank; 67 Camellia Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 n Nace, (Dr.) William H.; 223 Tuckahoe Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Nace, (Mrs.) Roanne; 223 Tuckahoe Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Nichols, (Mrs.) Clemmie; 91 Hughes Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Pechonik, John; 567 Westmoreland Place, Jackson, TN 38301 Peters, Jerry; Route 1, Jackson, TN 38301 Phillips, (Mrs.) Ann R.; 24 Rainbow Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Phillips, L. Edward; 815 Burkett, Jackson, TN 38301 Phillips, Sara W.; 815 Burkett, Jackson, TN 38301 Ravenhorst, Evelyn; 1160 Hollywood, 673, Jackson, TN 38301 Ray, Lawrence A.; 584 Lambuth Boulevard, Jackson, TN 38301 Reed, Thomas; 320 Crescent, Jackson, TN 38301 Reeder, (Mrs.) Jean; 464 North Russell Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Roland, Richard; Box 813, F.H.C., Henderson, TN 38340 Rolleri, James; 27 Pony Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Ross, (Mrs.) Joanna; 63 Fieldcrest Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Russell, David; 2723 Hickory Corner Road, Henderson, TN 38340 Russell, Jack L.; 16 Lilac Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Semrau, (Mrs.) Gay; 306 Edenwood Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Sherbine, (Dr.) K. Bruce; 416 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 Sherbine, (Mrs ) Lorrie; 416 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 Shumate, Roger; ARA Food Service, Jackson, TN 38301 Snellgrove, (Dr.) Louis; 487 Country Club Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Snelson, (Mrs.) Ann; Harris Hall, Jackson, TN 38301 Spencer, (Mrs.) Venis; Route 2, Jackson, TN 38301 t Tabor, (Mrs.) Michael; 239 Hermitage, Jackson, TN 38301 Tanner, Jr., A. T.; 24 Sun Valley Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Travis, (Mrs.) Allie; 1011 Skyline Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Tubbs, (Mrs.) Barbara; 187 Rockwell Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Turner, (Mrs.) Lue Vera; 629 Arlington Avenue, Jackson, TN 38301 Twiggs, (Mrs.) Sarah; 550 Old Hickory, Apt. 32-B, Jackson, TN 38301 W Whetstone, (Dr.) Wood K.; 17 ' Sunset Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Whetstone, (Mrs.) Grace; 17 Sunset Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Whitehead, Jr., (Dr.) Brady B.; 30 Foxlea, Jackson, TN 38301 Whybrew, (Dr.) Walter H.; 1270 Hollywood Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Whybrew, (Mrs.) Evelyn; 1270 Hollywood Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Wilkerson, (Dr.) J. Kenneth; 4 Moss Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Williams, Roscoe C; 38 Summar Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Williams, (Mrs.) Mary Jo; 38 Summar Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Wirth, (Dr.) Rex; 28 Mimosa Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Wood, (Mrs.) Alma; 26 Leisure Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Woosley, Everett M.; 8 Glenwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Yancey, (Dr.) Kenneth; 86 Hurtland Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Zehr, (Dr.) Earl S.; 16 Rebel Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Retired Personnel Directory b Blanton, J. R.; 60 Maywood Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 C Clement, (Dr.) Katherine; 322 Linden Street, Jackson, TN J 38301 Coulter, (Mr. and Mrs.) Frank; 1012 Winding Road, College Station, TX 77840 d Davis, (Mrs.) Gertrude; 444 Wallace Road, Jackson, TN 38301 DeBruyn, John R.; 512 Burkett Street, Jackson, TN 38301 f Flatt, (Mrs.) F. A.; 402 Walnut Avenue, Jackson, TN 38301 g Gibbons, (Miss) Ruth; 63 Ellis Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Gobbel, (Dr.) Luther L.; 2410 Par Place, Durham, NC 27705 h Hampton, (Mrs.) Rena; 400 S. Highland, Apt. 102-E, Memphis, TN 38111 Helms, (Dr.) Walter E.; Rt. 5, Box 172, Humboldt, TN 38343 Huie, (Mrs.) Velma; 1909 A. Vestavia Ct., Vestavia Hills, AL 35216 J Jeans, (Dr.) Fred; 513 Division Avenue, Jackson, TN 38301 m McCague, (Mrs.) Wilma; 3281 E. Johnson, Haines City, FL 33844 Mulherin, (Mrs.) Mary Jo; 516 Division, Jackson, TN 38301 O Oxley, (Mrs.) A. D.; Bells Highway, Jackson, TN 38301 r Robertson, (Mrs.) Elsie; 1023 Prospect, Jackson, TN 38301 S Shumaker, (Mrs.) J. M.; 337 Linden Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Siler, (Mrs.) Mary; 14 Sunset Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Smith, (Dr.) Annie Lou; 143 Russell Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Snipes, David F.; 713 N. 24th Avenue, Humboldt, TN 38343 W Wilder, Jr., (Dr.) James S.; 450 Roland Avenue, Jackson, TN 38301 Williams, (Mrs.) Katherine; 1231 Hollywood Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Winter, (Miss) Margaret; 16 Woodhaven Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 160 Directory Student Directory a Adams, John David; 10 Lennon Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Adderley, Paulette Elaine; Ragged St., Box N495, Nassau, BA 00000 Adkins, Ginger Carol; 508 N. Meridian, Greenfield, TN 38230 Allen, Robert Franklin; 49 Omar, Jackson, TN 38301 Anderson, Carl Victor; 12 Udall Road, West Islip, NY 11795 Anderson, Cheryl Frances; 2192 Christmasville Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Anderson, Jimmie Vester; Route 2, Box 488, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Anderson, Willie Lynn; Route 1, Lexington, TN 38351 Archer, Bradley Doran; 3086 Scotland Road, Memphis, TN 38128 Archer, Cheryl Ann; Route 8, Box 504, Benton, KY 42025 Archer, Hugh Alan; Route 8, Box 504, Benton, KY 42025 Archer, James Wesley; 1009 Brown Street, Paris, TN 38242 Archer, Mark Thomas; 1009 Brown Street, Paris, TN 38242 Armstrong, Rebecca Ann; 136 Boswell Street, Lexington, TN 38351 Avery, Regina Lynn; 43 McDaniel Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 b Bachman, Kelley Jeanne; 1001 Esplanoe AP 34F, Casselberry, FL 32707 Baer, Kathryn Christie; 306 Oak Park Circle, Tullahoma, TN 37388 Barker, Kathryn Anne; Forked Oak Road, Humboldt, TN 38343 Barker, Mary Kay; 2104 Sherwood, Humboldt, TN 38343 Barkley, Luann Kay; 147 Poplar Grove Road, Dyer, TN 38330 Barlow, Timothy James; 2885 North Highland, Jackson, TN 38301 Barnes, Robert Eugene; 3663 Fenley Road, Cleveland Hts., OH 44121 Barnett, Gerald Wayne; 551 Hopper Barker Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Baumer, Lesa P ; Route 2, Box 293A, West Paducah, KY 42086 Beard, Deirdre Katrina; 383 Stone, Pinson, TN 38366 Beard, Don E.; 813V 2 W. King, Jackson, TN 38301 Beare, Amanda Katherine; Route 9, Old Bells Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Beaven, Gina Rush; 619 North 30th, Humboldt, TN 38343 Beaven, Larry Ray; Route 1, Box 6, Buchanan, TN 38222 Bedwell, Kathleen Burke; 5334 Keatswood Drive, Memphis, TN 38119 Bell, Emmett Dixon III; 2221 Cross Drive, Memphis, TN 38112 Best, Robin Diahan; 224 Hayes Avenue, Paducah, KY 42001 Birl, Shirley Elizabeth; 238 Hollywood, Jackson, TN 38301 Bishop, Stephen Wade; 368 Westwood Gdns., Jackson, TN 38301 Black, Karee Jean; 38 Mitchell Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Blakemore, Jesse; Route 3, Box 23, Brownsville, TN 38012 Blankenship, Thomas Lavon; Route 2, Box 36, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Blurton, David Dwayne; Box 805, Munford, TN 38058 Bobbitt, William Lee Jr.; 260 Cedar Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Bobo, Pamela Jean; 1580 North Royal, Apt. 1 102, Jackson, TN 38301 Boling, Stacy Jo; 2069 Canterberry, Kingsport, TN 37660 Bonczar, Thaddeus Joseph Jr.; 519 South Massachusetts, Bemis, TN 38314 Bond, Ford Chiquita; 232 Stonewall Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Bond, Marvin Earl; 72 Charloote Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Bonson, Robyn Ann; 526 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 Booth, Valerie Marie; Route 3, Humboldt, TN 38343 Boots, Bokoli; Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Bostwick, Loris Margot; Box N1605, Nassau, BA 00000 Boswell, Anne Berryhill; 23 Fairfield Place, Jackson, TN 38301 Bowers, Brenda Gay; 8497 Farmington Cove, Germantown, TN 38138 Bowers, Patricia Ann; Box 42, Michie, TN 38357 Bowman, Karen Teresa; 328 North Lindsey, Jackson, TN 38301 Boydston, Charlotte Ann; 35 Chippewa, Jackson, TN 38301 Bray, Priscilla; 233 Hamilton Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Brewer, Jennifer Elizabeth; 90 Rebel Rd , Jackson, TN 38301 Brewington, Jeffery Lynn; Box 93, Kevil, KY 42053 Bridges, Rayla Beth; 6341 Greenbrae Drive, Paducah, KY 42001 Bromley, Albert E.; Route 1, Adamsville, TN 38372 Brooks, Grailyn Berryhill; 517 Westmoreland Place, Jackson, TN 38301 Browder, Rosalyn Sammens; 4 Shady Lane, Bolivar, TN 38003 Brower, C. Elizabeth; Route 1 , Box 238, Hohenwald, TN 38462 Brown, Elizabeth Pauline; 40 Cannonhurst Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Brown, Kevin Don; Route 1, Box 172, Michie, TN 38357 Brown, Vickie Marchell; 157 Claybrook, Maury City, TN 38050 Brown, Vivian Rosemary; 73 Lockwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Brumley, Mary L.; 2020 McKnigh , Humboldt, T 38343 Brush, Kimberly Lloyd; Box 59, Milledgeville TN 38359 Bugel, Anne; 200 Haverford Dr., Nashville, TN 37205 Bulle, Nancy Carolyn; 1 10 Ogburn, Paris, TN 38242 Burkhead, Nancy Kathryn; 109 Vale Road, Bolivar TN 38008 Burnette, Mararet A.; 609 Russell Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Burnette, Nancy Lee; 609 Russell, Jackson, TN 3 8301 Burns, Sheri Renee; 466 Spring Valley, Memphis, TN 38128 Butler, Thresa Anne; Route 5, Mayfield, KY 42066 Bynum, Deborah Lynn; 2141 Michael Drive Clarksville, TN 37040 Byrd, Jacqueline Jean; 422 Moss Street, Tiptonville TN 38079 Byrd, Mary Elizabeth; 3824 Primrose Place, Paducah KY 42001 Byrne, Leonard Randolph; Route 2, Box 26, Selmer TN 38375 c Caldwell, Julie; 7448 Locke Road, Millington TN 38053 Call, Forrest Ray; 135 Hillcrest Dr., Brownsville, TN 38012 Callicoatt, Steven John; Box 97, Gibson, TN 38338 Camp, Jean S.; 1 15 Vega Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Campbell, Alethea Dolores; Route 2, Box 243A, Lexington, TN 38351 Canter, Emily Ann Johnsey; 96 Bon Air Circle Jackson, TN 38301 Carlton, Martha Jeane; 15 Ridgeview, Jackson, TN 38301 Carnevale, Sandra L. Monroe; 57 Glen Echo Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Carpenter, Sally Fields; 111 Oak Street, Dyersburg, TN 3802 4 Carter, Rebecca A.; Route 2. Milan, TN 38358 Carver, Robert Walter; 162 Holland, Jackson, TN 38301 Cary, Mark Stacy; 289 Greenfield Drive, Apt. A2, Jackson, TN 38301 Casteel, Lisa; 15 Crystal Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Chambers, Ricky Allen; 375 N. Bells Street, Alamo, TN 38001 Chandler, Stanley; 3107 Riverside Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Charlton, Rebecca; 281 Lake Terrance Dr., Hendersonville, TN 37075 Cheeks, Ricky; 1291 Norris Road, Memphis, TN 38106 Chenault, Charles Cornelius III; 418 Gallatin Road, Hendersonville, TN 37075 Cherry, Abby Courtney; 428 Park Street, Halls, TN 38040 Cherry, James Eudell; 517 North Cumberland Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Chipman, Steven T.; Route 3, Old Pinson Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Chrestman, Carroll Egbert; Route 1, Alamo, TN 38001 Claiborne, Dawn Alison; Cross Valley Drive, Columbia, TN 38401 Claybrooks, Corine C; Box 254, Maury City, TN 38050 Claybrooks, Rhonda V.; Box 65, Maury City, TN 38050 Clemmons, Frances Marie; Rt. 1, Box 314C. Medina, TN 38355 Climer, Kristin; Route 1, Bells, TN 38006 Colbert, Galen Burrow; 2015 McCracken. Stuttgart, AR 72160 Coleman, Tracey Lynn; 7724 McHenry Circle, Germantown, TN 38138 Collett, Ann Burton; 244 Elysian Fields, Nashville. TN 37211 Collins, James M.; Route 8, Ashport Road, Jackson, Directory 161 Earl, Wendell A.; 10 Rich Street, Jackson, TN 38301 East, Caprice Dorean; 610 Russell Road, Jackson, TN 38301 E ' B m HT t jBfl . East, Cindy Lou; 33-A Northwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Eaton, Lori Angela; Route 3, Metropolis, IL 62960 Edwards, John Fergus; 6 West Hawthorne Street, Florence, AL 35630 r mFSf BT ;l Eichenberg, Brian C; 15 Addison Way, Jackson, TN 38301 Rfeh . f - .4H WWt s Bi ' 1 - - JW ' 4vflH I fl Elder, Kelli Janine; 165 Mockingbird Lane, Martin, TN 38237 Ellis, Charles Robert; 17 Clairmont Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Jj g j IL a ™ |w m Ellis, Stephanie Doreen; 116 W. Mitchell Street, Humboldt, TN 38343 Emerson, Maude Caroline; 15 Oakmont Place, Jackson, TN 38301 fir ' H  - fl England, Richard C. Sr.; 1044 Campbell, Jackson, TN 38301 HBS I Hh hIBqSH H Hb H H BH1HI Erickson, Jane Ellen; 46 Laurie Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 HI Espey, Gail Bryant; 55 Branson Place, Jackson, TN 38301 Etheridge, Marion Thomas; 18 Navajo Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Etheridge, Pat Laws; 18 Navajo Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Ewing, Ann M.; 6690 Clearbrook Drive, Nashville, TN 37245 ilhIHhHhHI Exum, Deborah Jean; 9 Sunset, Jackson, TN 38301 Ezell, Beverly Jean; 16R Skyhaven Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 TN 38301 38425 Collins, Robert Lofton; Rt. 2, Box 43, Trenton, TN 38382 Cupples, Sandra Jo; Route 1, Selmer, TN 38375 c Collomp, Sherry Delane; Box 172, Camden, TN 38320 I Colvard, Kelly Kathleen; 7505 Apple Valley, Germantown, TN 38138 H A Conover, Carol Antoinette; Route 1, Box 175 B 1, Bradford, TN 38316 CI Fail, Allycin Clair; 22 Fairfield Place, Jackson, TN 38301 Conover, Robin Claire; Rt. 1, Box 175, Bradford, TN 38316 Daniel, Melanie Michelle; 311 Morningside Drive, Fair, Gary Lewis; 407 W. Maple Street, Humboldt, TN 38343 Conrad, Kevin Ray; 200 Rockwell Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Selmer, TN 38375 Davis, Darla Kimberly; 203 Barrett, Bolivar, TN Falls, Billy Westley; 35 C Woodmont, Jackson, TN 3 8301 Cook, Rene Michelle; Dunaway Road, Halls, TN 38040 38008 Davis, Malea Ward; 46 Rutherford Drive, Jackson, TN Faulkner, Katherine Ann; 7163 Wickshire, Germantown, TN 38138 Cookston, Sherri Lynn; 521 Oak, Somerville, TN 38068 Cooper, Christy Lynn; 5R Cinnamon Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Cooper, Dale Valdez; Rt. 1, Ripley, TN 38063 Cooper, Lisa Ann; 5R Cinnamon Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Davis, Sharon Lee; 21 Holly Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Deberry, Ava Lauronce; 111 Rivers Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Deeds, Mary Margaret; 241 Hollywood, Jackson, TN 38301 Denton, Pamela Gayle; 2955 Alabama, Paducah, KY 42001 Diebold, Barry Lynn; 3789 Moyer Road, N. Tonawanda, NY 14120 Diffee, Carl Vineyard; 41 Beechwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Dismukes, James Richard; 2101 Hickory Crest, Ferguson, Faye H.; Gadsden, TN 38337 Ferguson, Tana Gae; Box 5, Gadsden, TN 38337 Fisher, Cynthia Baugus; 718 Church Street, Trenton, TN 38382 Fisher, Leta Michelle; 15302 Walters Road, Houston, TX 77068 38301 Cooper, Paul Berry; 298 Edenwood, Jackson, TN Fisher, Stacey Marie; Route 1, Box 171A, Michie, TN 38357 38301 Cooper, Sharon Waynetta; 542 Silerton Road, Henderson, TN 38340 Cooper, Vicki Carol; Rt. 2, Troy, TN 38260 Fitts, William Anthony; 937 West Jefferson, Bolivar, TN 38008 Fleming, Jeff Lynn; 35 Powell Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Corlew, Amanda Jane; 1585 Hollywood, Jackson, TN 38301 Fleming, Wilson Boyd, Jr.; 5 Laurel Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Corn, Susanna; 1 18 Garrett Drive, Goodlettsville, TN 37072 Memphis, TN 38119 Dixson, Terry; 227 Griffin, Jackson, TN 38301 Fletcher, Terry Lee; 263 South Street, Dyer, TN 38330 Cornelius, Joseph Stanton; Box 38367, Germantown, TN 38138 Coughlin, Mary Ann; 229 Channingway, Jackson, TN 38301 Couch, Alan Carl; 516 Lambuth Blvd., Jackson, TN 38301 Doak, Maxwell Lamar; 110 Pleasant Ridge Drive, Richmond, KY 40475 Dodd, Dorothy Jane; 48 Sequoia Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Donahoe, Kelly Jan; Rt. 1, Michie, TN 38357 Dorris, Marti Jo; 5459 Lickton Pike, Goodlettsville, TN Fletcher, Martha Elise; Rt. 2, Box 242, Whiteville, TN 38075 Foerster, Robert James; Route 1, Box 273, Hohenwald, TN 38462 Ford, Robin Glynn; Route 2, Rainbow Circle, Alamo, TN 38001 Coursey, Mary Lynn; Rt. 8, Box 586, Benton, KY 42025 37072 Doyle, Lloyd Allen III; 301 Main, Martin, TN 38237 Forgy, Robert Nelson; 1010 Prospect, Jackson, TN 38301 Cox, Linda Kay; Route 1, Henderson, TN 38340 Doyle, Sally Eileen; 301 Main, Martin, TN 38237 Forrester, Suzanne; 47 Birchwood Lane 2, Jackson, Crabtree, Mitzi Dawn; 127 Chickering Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Cranford, Rose Marie Kelley; 905 Lambuth Blvd., Jackson, TN 38301 Drennan, Lori D.; 120 Rac-Mer Court, Paducah, KY 42001 Dubrule, Ann B.; 141 Laurie Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 TN 38301 Forsythe, Janis K.; 127 North Alpine Street, Ripley, TN 38063 Fowler, Tammy L.; Route 1, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Crawford, Patsy Ann; 503 South 16th, Murray, KY Duck, Cynthia Helene; Route 1, Box 124, Medon, TN Franklin, Doris D.; 116 Lesa, Jackson, TN 38301 42071 Crews, Susan Ann; 1541 Lambuth Blvd., Jackson, TN 38301 Crockett, Ruby Sue; 47 Regency Drive, Jackson, TN 38356 Duncan, Melinda Claire; 1000 Hollywood Apt. 9, Jackson, TN 38301 Dunn, Mary Beth; 3240 Harrison, Paducah, KY 42001 Fraser, William Calvert; 604 Hayes Place, Columbia, TN 38401 Frazier, Yvonne Maire Fisher; 23 Ohara, Jackson, TN 38301 38301 Cross, Cheryl Denise; Rt. 2, Box 40, Whiteville, TN 38075 Crowson, Richard Byron; 21 Shadowlawn, Jackson, TN 38301 Crump, Sherry Lynn; 318 McTyeire, McKenzie, TN 38201 Crymes, Felicia Ann; 6322 Garesche Avenue, St. Duval, Jill B.; 410 Walnut, Jackson, TN 38301 Dyess, Floyd Ervin; Route 1, Box 361 D, Lexington, TN 38351 Dykeman, Katherine Lynne; 4656 Lorece, Memphis, TN 38117 Freeman, Emily Ann; 61 Laurie Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Freeman, James Sydney; 61 Laurie Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Freeman, Regina Franklin; 116 Lesa Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 French, Judy Kaye; 3007 Virginia Street, Paducah, KY 42001 Louis, MO 63136 Culp, Shelia Dianne; Route 2, Box 70 A, Clifton, TN xZ Frost, James William; 148 Sun Valley Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 162 Directory Frost, Margaret Ann; 148 Sun Valley Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Frye, Thomas J.; 3715 Greenleaf Road, Cola, SC 29206 Futrell, Sherrie Jo; 255 Gordon Street, Jackson, TN 38301 a Gaddie, Charles Andrew; 17 Omar Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Gaddie, Michael Keith; 4052 Socorro, Memphis, TN 38128 Gaddie, Susan Beth; 17 Omar Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Ganaway, Delores Andrea; Route 3, Box 299, Trenton, TN 38382 Garrard, Lynn Allen; 105 Heatherwood Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Garrett, David Michael; 2728 Clay Street, Paducah, KY 42001 Gaston, Brian Sean; 7935 Cross Ridge, Germantown, TN 38138 Gatlin, Steve A.; 512 Pecan Village, Apt. 7, Bolivar, TN 38008 Geyer, Kenneth D.; 10 Fairfield Place, Jackson, TN 38301 Gibson, Stacy Adair; Bo 67, Maury, TN 38050 Gift, Emily Stone; 2091 Cornwall, Germantown, TN 38138 Gill, Keith Darrell; 645 N. 27th Ave., Humboldt, TN 38343 Gillespie, Kenneth E., 738 Davant, Memphis, TN 38106 Gilmore, Mary Elizabeth; The Oaks Apt Gil, Jackson, TN 38301 Glass, Marcus Cass; 167 Lealand Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 G lover, James Adam; 989 East Poplar, Selmer, TN 38375 Gogel, Charlene Renee; Box 28, Jacks Creeks, TN 38347 Gooch, Jennifer Lee; 43 Manley Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Goodall, Robert Hardin Jr.; 900 Lake Shore Dr., Gallatin, TN 37066 Goodrich, William M., 625 Forest Dr., Humboldt, TN 38343 Granberry, Andrew William; Box 225, Adamsville, TN 38310 Graves, Basilica Billeta; 201 12 Shakewood Road, Warrensville, OH 44122 Green, James Edward; 145 Bonnafield Dr., Hermitage, TN 37036 Greenway, Jacqueline Renee; 153 Johnson, Lexington, TN 38351 Greer, Carolyn Dianne; Route 1, Box 116, Medon, TN 38356 Gregory, Patrice Monsell, 69 Rogers Avenue, Boliver, TN 38008 Grisham, Sherry Gaye; 125 Williams St., Jackson, TN 38301 Gudmundson, Kimberly; 4126 13th Lane NE, St. Petersburg, FL 33703 Gurley, Michael Andrew; Route 3, Dyersburg, TN 38024 h Ha, Belinda; 19817 Button Willow Dr., Candga Park, CA 91306 Hadley, Faith G; Chere Carol Road, Humboldt, TN 38343 Haff, Carroll Lanier; 782 Rosemont, Memphis, TN 38116 Haines, Bret Darren; 72 Rolling Hills, Jackson, TN 38301 Hall, Jeffrey Alan; Route 2, Box 503, Covington, TN 38019 Hall, John Richard; Route 5, Box 282, Sommerville, TN 38036 Hall, Karen Brewer; Route 5, Box 282, Sommerville, TN 38036 Hall, Mary Elizabeth; 797 Ledbetter, Memphis, TN 38109 Hamilton, Cynthia Diane; 633 Maywood Drive, Lexington, TN 38351 Hamilton, Gaye Marie; 3561 Whiteoak Ave., New Orleans, LA 70114 Hammond, Linda Sue; 34 Granview, Jackson, TN 38301 Handy, Patricia M., 503 Division, Jackson, TN 38301 Hare, Paul Deshazo; 721 Keycorner, Brownsville, TN 38012 Harney, Mattie Marie; General Delivery, Elkton, TN 38455 Harris, Anthony Dion; 2283 Redwood, Memphis, TN 38108 Harris, Lyda Cay; 608 Speedway Avenue, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Harrison, Ede Jean; 2304 Penbrook, Cordova, TN 38108 Hart, Sherri Lynn ; 3295 Shea Road, Collierville, TN 38017 Hartman, Edwin Evans; 313 Lackey Ln., Ripley, TN 38063 Hartman, Elizabeth C; 3565 Autumn, Memphis, TN 38122 Hartman, John Scott; 169 Lake Drive Apt. 6, Ripley, TN 38063 Hartman, Mary Lane; 169 Lake Drive Apt. 6, Ripley, TN 38063 Hatchett, Mitchell Vincent; 605 Airways, Jackson, TN 38301 Hayes, Stanley Bruce; Route 1, Box 29, Sardis, TN 38371 Hays, Jacinda; 23 Pinewood, Jackson, TN 38301 Heath, Susan Dorene; Box 211, Gates, TN 38037 Helton, Sheila Catherine; 7 Robinhood Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 H ' emby, Teresa Jeannette; Route 4, Box 148, Waverly, TN 37185 Henderson, David Arthur; 20 Wheeling Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Henderson, James R.; 150 Lakewood Dr., Lexington, TN 38351 Henderson, Janice R.; 100 Leland Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Henderson, Larry Glenn; 48 Sandpiper, Jackson, TN 38301 Henderson, Tammy Elaine; 500 Old Hickory Blvd., Jackson, TN 38301 Henry, Lula B.; 15 Tracewood Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Herron, Regina Margaret; Box 165, Bolivar, TN 38008 Herron, Sharon Yvonne; 402 Berry St., Jackson, TN 38301 Higginbottom, Julie Anna; 2321 Central, Savannah, TN 38372 Hildebrand, Lisa A.; 607 Hunter ' s Lane, Brentwood, TN 37027 Hill, Melissa Ann; 21 Ridgeview, Jackson, TN 38301 Hirabayashi, Masandri; Lambuth, College, Jackson, TN 38301 Hirano, Toshiya; 4-10-2 Kugayama Suginamiky, Tyoko, Japan Hitch, Lauri Ann; 7 Raskin Road, Morristown, NJ 07960 Hoffman, Beth Ann; 106 Holland Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Hogg, Felicia Ann; Box 86, Samburg, TN 38254 Hoggard, Cynthia Kay; Route 2, Bo 382B, Ripley, TN 38063 Holland, Holly Gay; Route 6, Box 526, Morristown, TN 37814 Holland, Jeannie W.; 115 Pine Tree Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Holloway, David Hoyt Jr.; 6091 Maiden Lane, Memphis, TN 38119 Holloway, Denise Mae; Route 3, Watlington Road , Jackson, TN 38301 Holt, Mae Alison, Route 4, Box 222-A, Milan, TN 38353 Holt, Rickey Lee; 124 Roosevelt Parkway, Jackson, TN 38301 Honeycutt, Vickie N.; 31 Belle Haven, Jackson, TN 38301 Hopkins, Charlene Elaine; 747 Lane Avenue, Jackson, TN 38301 Hopkins, John Frank; 4716 Hickey, Memphis, TN 38116 Hopper, Wendy Gail; 404 N. 17th Ave., Humboldt, TN 38343 Hopson, Danny Ray; 550 Old Hickory, Jackson, TN 38301 Hornsby, Garry James; 522 Wisdom Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Horton, Elisabeth Callahan; 1398 Riverwood Cove, Germantown, TN 38138 Horton, Frank P.; 1398 Riverwood Cove, Germantown, TN 38138 House, Twonia Ann; 2999 Riverside Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Howard, Angela Yvonne; 4253 Sweden Drive, Hermitage, TN 37076 Howard, David Wayne; Route 2, Jackson, TN 38301 Huckaba, Linda Kay; 2130 North Highland, Jackson, TN 38301 Hudacek, Frank J. Jr.; 203 Morningside Drive, Ja ckson, TN 38301 Huddleston, Vicki Lynn; 1113 E Grundy, Tullahoma, TN 37388 Hudson, Margaret F., 49 Farmington Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Hughes, Alison W.; 4963 Whitworth, Memphis, TN 38116 Hughes, Charles, Nathan; 537 Wisdom, Jackson, TN 38301 Hughes, Melanie M.; 383 McLeary Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Directory 163 Humphreys, Sally Marie; Route 1, Box 49, Humboldt, TN 38343 Hunt, Bridget Mae; 132 Farris St., Jackson, TN 38301 Hunt, Karaleigh; Route 2, Box 1320, Jackson, TN 38301 Hunter, Jerry Woodrow Jr.; Rt. 1, Ripley, TN 38063 Hutchinson, Carole Ann; 1004 Elm St., Savannah, TN 38372 1 Irving, Stephanie Lavonne; 317 Harrell St., Memphis, TN 38112 1 Jackson, Rachel Janet; 482 Perkins, Ripley, TN 38063 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 Jarratt, Howard Haliburton; RFD 3, Box 822, Brownsville, TN 38012 Jaynes, Micheal Alan; 32 Cherry PI., Jackson, TN 38301 Jestice, Debra Ann; Route 2, Box 74, Medon, TN 38356 Johnson, Lori Lashanne; 106 Adams St., Trenton, TN 38382 Johnson, Mary Heckle; 606 North Park Ave., Brownsville, TN 38012 Johnson, Ritha J.; 453 Mifflin Ave., Henderson, TN 38340 Johnson, Thomas Edward; 201 Country Club Ln., Waverly, TN 37185 Johnston, Barbara A.; 3810 Primrose PI., Paducah, KY 42001 Jones, James Timothy; Route 1, Box 195, Milan, TN 38348 Jones, Lisa Carol; 125 Rebel Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Jones, Paul David; 155 Oak Grove Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Jones, Travis Glenn; 23 Pony Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Jones, Virginia Joyce; 1402 Webster St., Corinth, MS 38834 Jordan, Jimmy Max; 24 Charlesmeade, Jackson, TN 38301 Joyner, Cindy Jean; 2549 Beach Bluff Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Joyner, James Donald; 125 Murray Ln., Huntingdon, TN 38344 k Kasongo, Kabulo Keg; Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Keen, Janes Neal; Box 206, Selmer, TN 38375 Keller, Melinda Kay; 236 Melita, Memphis, TN 38117 Kendrick, Carol Denise; Route 1, Bells, TN 38006 Kent, Sara Renee; 5273 Banbury, Memphis, TN 38134 Kenton, James Curtis; Route 3, Humboldt, TN 38343 Kilzer, Thomas Reginald; 211 E. Tenth St., Trenton, TN 38382 Kimble, Teresa Ann; Route 1, Gadsen, TN 38337 King, Orville Childs Jr.; Route 1, Box 172, Buena Vista, TN 38318 Kinnon, Janice Sue; 415 North Bradford, Brownsville, TN 38012 Kinzer, Jeff Allen; Route 1, Humboldt, TN 38343 Kirk, Scott Gregory; 371 Woodland, Huntingdon, TN 38344 Klein, Debra Lynn; 8442 Fox Creek Cove, Germantown, TN 38138 Knussmann, Quentin; Route 1, Counce, TN 38326 Koonce, Yolanda Maria; 48 Wallace Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Krei, Carol Ann; Box 1154, Jackson, TN 38301 Kutina, Joyce Ann; Route 2, Box 13, Middleton, TN 38052 Kuykendall, Terry H.; 1000 Hollywood Apt. 10, Jackson, TN 38301 Kyle, Belinda Kay; Route 1, Box 217, Humboldt, TN 38343 1 ' A V . ' filji ' t -gp jBjj | Lacey, Linda M.; Route 1, Box 208, Jacks Creek, TN 38347 Lafont, Christopher Thomas; 9 Northwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Lagrange, Paul Joseph; 44 Northland Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Lamport, Elizabeth I.; 926 Old Hickory 2, Jackson, TN 38301 Laster, William Eddie; RR 1, Scotts Hills, TN 38374 Lau, Robbin Deann; Route 2, Murfreesboro, TN 37130 Lautenbach, Lisa Marie; 2449 Rychen Drive, Nashville, TN 37217 Lavender, Terry Micheal; 279 Westwood Dr., Lexington, TN 38351 Lawerence, Cynthia Ann.; Route 3, Humboldt, TN 38343 Lawrence, Leila R.; 188 Linda Vista, Jackson, TN 38301 Leath, Amy Louise; 207 Donelson Hills, Nashville, TN 37214 Leathers, Williams Kenneth; 607 N. Parkway, Jackson, TN 38301 Lee, Anne Jeanette; 33 Lawnwood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Lee, Lynn Alleen; 2016 Abbey Lane, Memphis, TN 38134 Legions, Vivian Annette; Route 1, Alamo, TN 38001 Leist, Carlton L.; 5125 Queen Eliz., Memphis, TN 38116 Lester, Gay Carole; 703 Mitchell, Columbia, TN 38401 Lewis, Curtis Eugene; 218 Airways Blvd., Jackson, TN 38301 Lewis, Forrest Elmer; Route 3, Bells, TN 38066 Lewis, Joseph Henry; 1409 Parker Place, Brentwood, TN 37027 Lewis, Malissa Kaye; 2256 Bartlett Road, Memphis, TN 38134 Lopez, Curtis Eugene; 415 Beasley St., Jackson, TN 38301 Lott, Catherine Graham; 1422 Rolling Oaks, Memphis TN 38119 Lovelace, Barabara Gail; Margin St., Bells, TN 38006 Lucas, Jacqueline Marie; 161 Lexington St., Bruceton TN 38317 Lucius, Margaret; 1485 Delmont Rd., Memphis, TN 38117 Lynn, Mary Lloyd; RR 4, Magnolia Dr., Elkton, KY 42220 m MacDiarmid, Sandra Jean; 318 Wallace Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Maness, Melinda Kay; 662 O ' Neal Ln., Henderson, TN 38340 Martin, Glyna P. Crouch; 47 17th Green, Jackson, TN 38301 Mason, Jeanna Maria; Route 5, Mayfield, KY 42066 Masoud, Kim Ronnie; 20 Leslie Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Massey, Robin Lane; 62 Pueblo Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Matthews, Barry Kent; Box 276, Jackson, TN 38301 Matthews, Hazel Irine; 13 Avalone Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Matthews, Sarah D.; Box 276, Jackson, TN 38301 Maw, Janice K.; 61 Huntingdon Street, Lexington, TN 38351 May, Sandra Louise; 601 Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Maynard, Mary Alison; 2077 Old Lake Pike, Memphis, TN 38119 Mayo, Clay F.; 19 Mimosa, Jackson, TN 38301 Mays, Genesa Lynn; 338 Stonewall, Jackson, TN 38301 McAlexander, Eric Lee; 100 Newton, Jackson, TN 38301 McAlister, Rhonda Carol; Box 393, Portageville, MO 63873 McBride, Barbara Nell; 3803 Riverside Drive Extd., Jackson, TN 38301 McBride, Glenda Fay; 337 Webster, Jackson, TN 38301 McBryde, Mark William; 2559 Tigrett Cv, Memphis, TN 38119 McCallon, Randy Lee; Rt. 2, Box 193, Murray, KY 42071 McClain, Constance Denise; 350 Rison, Paris, TN 38242 McClendon, Lisa K.; 1756 S. Highland, Jackson, TN 38301 McClure, Janet Marie; 1349 Carol Dr., Memphis, TN 38116 McCullar, Kenneth Ludwig; 110 Montclair, Jackson, TN 38301 McGee, Linda Leigh; 4337 Maverhill, Memphis, TN 38111 McKamey, Bridget M.; 109 Chapel Heights, Lafollette, TN 37766 McKelvey, Lloyd Allen Jr.; 155 Rockw ell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 McLeary, Joe Butler; 132 Bon Air, Jackson, TN 38301 McLemore, John Herron; 76 Summar, Jackson, TN 38301 McNatt, Cherryl Lee; Route 2, Box 730, Selmer, TN 38375 McNeal, Sabrina; Route 2, Box 28, Whiteville, TN 38075 McPeake, Deborah Ruth; Route 5, Box 70E, 164 Directory Lexington, TN 38351 Meadows, Robert Davis; Box 132, Hornsey, TN 38044 Meece, Herbert S.; Route 1, Friendship, TN 38034 Mercer, Kathey Patricia; 520 Berry, Apt. 38, Jackson, TN 38301 Merry, Cherly A.; 8 Kipling, Jackson, TN 38301 Merz, James Woodrow; 5069 Cottonwood, Memphis, TN38119 Michael, Cheryl Delane; 432 Country Club Ln., Selmer, TN 38375 Michael, Jeffrey Ross; 721 Westwood, Jackson, TN 38310 Miles, Ann Howard; 986 W Forest Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Milliken, Alan Lee; 910 Rushmeade Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Mills, Angela C; Box 189, Parsons, TN 38363 Mitchell, Bonnie Lynn; Route 3, Box 518, Bolivar, TN 38008 Mitchell, Dolly Fay; Route 1, Box 203R, Toone, TN 38381 Monteiro, Joseph; 134 Whitney St., Hartford, CT 06105 Montgomery, Daryl; 95 James St., Jackson, TN 38301 Montgomery, Jonnah Diane; 331-A Woodland Drive, Henderson, TN 38340 Montgomery, Joseph Harold; 717 Rushmeade, Jackson, TN 38301 Montgomery, Kevin Bernard; 208 Islin, Jackson, TN 38301 Mood, Russell Marion; 84 Rebel Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Moore, Betty Lee Woods; Route 4, Lexington, TN 38351 Moore, Carol Arwood; 107 Mason, Jackson, TN 38301 Moore, Marc Anthony; 205 Walnut, Greenfield, TN 38230 Moore, Mark Castleman; 373 E. Church St., Alamo, TN 38001 Moore, Roland Lane; 1 155 Sisco Ave., Humboldt, TN 38343 Morphew, Ollie Nathan; Route 2, Box 195, Paducah, KY 42001 Morris, Marsha A.; 2278 Massey Rd., Memphis, TN 38138 Morris, Susan Guynn; Route 3, Seavers Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Morris on, Kathey Lois; 38 Lake Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Morrow, Jessica Reginia; 127 Hale St., Jackson, TN 38301 Morrow, Pharrah Lawanda; 127 Hale St., Jackson, TN 38301 Morton, Allen Ross; 155 Hollywood Apt. 7, Jackson, TN 38301 Moses, Rhden Paul, 332 Hale St., Jackson, TN 38301 Mosier, Tony Franklin; 232 W. Main St., Alamo, TN 38001 Moss, Charlene R.; 823 West Main, Brownsville, TN 38012 Mote, Dana Elizabeth; 348 Rutledge St., Collierville, TN 38017 Mullins, Brenda Bruns; 160 Brooksie, Jackson, TN 38301 Mullis, Jacquelyn Leigh; 105 Rebel Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Munster, Carol Lynn; 4012 Lk. Limestone, B.R., LA 70816 Murchison, Margaret D., 41 Overhill Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Murphy, James Cornelius; 4941 Grand Ave , Western Springs, IL 60558 Murphy, Paul Delahanty; 4941 Grand Ave., Western Springs, IL 60558 n Nabors, Rickey Joe; Box 534, Munford, TN 38058 Nace, Kenberly Karal; 220 Fairview Drive, Paducah, KY 42001 Nance, Patricia Carol; 43 Smithfield Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Nash, James K. G. Ill; 106 Camino Cir., Hendersonville, TN 37075 Nathaniel, Kelvin O ' Connor; Route 2, Box 305, Millington, TN 38053 Nau, Matthew Richard; Box 218, Henderson, TN 38340 Neely, Joe Arthur; Route 7, Box 62, Jackson, TN 38301 Nelson, Michael Gleen; 236 Hermitage PI., Jackson, TN 38301 Newman, Peggy A.; Davidfield Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Nichols, Teresa Susan; 4482 Taleton, Memphis, TN 38128 Nolen, Lisa Jo; Route 2, Alamo, TN 38001 Norman, James Michael; Route 3, Box 410, Dickson, TN 37055 Norskov, Kay Campbell; 107 Hawthorne PI., Jackson, TN 38301 Northrup, Mark Charles; 80 Smedley St., North East, PA 16428 Norville, Jerri Allison; Route 1 , Gadsden, TN 38337 Norville, Julia Ann; JC Drive, Bells, TN 38006 Norville, Martha Laurie; Route 1, Gadsden, TN 38337 o Odom, Melinda L ; 5837 Merrimac Ct., Nashville. TN 37215 Office, Jennell; 1580 Royal Arms, Apt. 601, Jackson, TN 38301 Ogle, Lisa Kaye; 229 Barham St., Milan, TN 38358 Ormerod, Steven Paul; 21 Branson PI., Jackson, TN 38301 Osborn, Jay G; 4 Libby Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Ouer, Patty P.; 104 Whitfield Dr., Jackson. TN Oziel, Olivier; Lambuth College, Jackson. TN 38301 P Pafford, Mary Jane; 165 Madden St., Camden, TN 38301 Page, Mona Lynn; 28 Westwood Gardens, Jackson, TN 38301 Pair, Suzanne Stricklin; 816 Lambuth Apt. 201, Jackson, TN 38301 Palmer, Polly Antoinette; 233 W King St., Jackson, TN 38301 Pappas, Lynn Marie; 197 Commanche Trail, Jackson TN 38301 Parker, Rebecca Lill; 5151 Fernleaf, Memphis, TN 38301 Parlow, Shern Lynn; Route 2, Alamo. TN 38001 Pate, Deborah Leigh; 421 Division Ave.. Jackson, TN 38301 Patel, Shirish K ; Lambu th College, Jackson, TN 38301 Paterson, Scott Ray; 584 Tioga Ave , Kingston, PA 18704 Patton, Kenneth D.; 2956 Danville, Memphis, TN 38118 Patton, Vincent Maurice; 103 Chestnut Drive, Franklin, TN 37064 Pauley, Erin; 137 Terrace, Jackson, TN 38301 Pearh, Izetta Charlene; 1507 Fairview Blvd. E., Fairview, TN 37062 Pearson, Rebecca Lynn; 92 Adams St , Jackson, TN 38301 Peeples, Richard; 2101 Forrest Rd., Corinth, MS 38834 Pennington, Penni Lynn; 3640 Autumn, Memphis, TN 38122 Perper, Delynn Carol; Route 1, Box 77, Enville, TN 38332 Petty, Ruth Catherine; 605 Westwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Phillips, Karla Jean; 1002 Tucker Drive, Pulaski, TN 38478 Phillips, Lawrence Edward; 815 Burkett, Jackson, TN 38301 Phillips, Mary Ann; 16 Howlett Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Phillips, Sara Webb; Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Piercy, Joe Edward, Jr.; 1449 Forest Drive, Union City, TN 38261 Piercey, John Michael; 1449 Forest Drive, Union City, TN 38261 Pinkston, Jane Arow; 907 Hillcrest, Columbia, TN 38401 Pope, Ruby L ; 126 Pearl Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Porter, Charles Lewis, Route 2, Ripley, TN 38063 Poston, William, Jr.; Rt. 3. Box 154, Humboldt, TN 38343 Powell, James Wilson, Jr , Route 1, Vanleer, TN 38301 Powell, Phillip J.; 211 Chickering Road, Jackson. TN 38301 Powell, Stacy Ann; 1490 Goodbar, Memphis. TN 38104 Powers, Sarah Lee; 500 East Poplar, Selmer, TN 38375 Presgrove, Sherry Gail; 357 Chickasaw, Huntingdon, TN 38344 Presley, Emelia Elizabeth, 1618 Babs, Memphis, TN 38116 Presley, Pennye Lyn, Rt. 3, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Price, Tom Peter; 148 Summar, Jackson, TN 38301 Pritchard, Frank William 111; Rt 3, Box 338, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Priddy, Charles Robert; 1818 Campbell Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Pryor, Sandra Delois; Rt. 1, Box 530, Drummonds, TN 38023 Pugh, Grace Karen; 5424 Reidland Road, Paducah, KY 42001 Pugh, Susan Jill; 4491 Yale, Memphis, TN 38128 q Quinn, Dorothy Jean; 107 Peppertree Road, Jackson, TN 38301 r Ragan, Amos Harold; Box 2641, Jackson. TN 38301 Ragan, Laura Alice; Rt. 7, Jackson, TN 38301 Raines, Donald Wayland; Route 2, Alamo, TN 38001 Directory 165 Raines, Michael S.; 1920 Easyover Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Raines, William Chris; 54 Camelot Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Ramsey, James Franklin; 5512 Lyford, Memphis, TN 38119 Rauchle, Christy Denise; 28 Coatsland Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Rea, Lori Kathleen; 1711 Pleasant Valley, Union City, TN 38261 Redding, Stacy Nelson; 416 Julia Street, Huntsville, AL 35805 Reed, Charles; 87 Douglass Cts., Jackson, TN 38301 Renshaw, Judy Mathews; 20 Hurtland, Jackson, TN 38301 Resneck, Reva Ann; 213 North Washington, Brownsville, TN 38012 Rhoads, Tommy L.; 11 Edenwood, 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 Rieke, Philip Clark; 212 Countryside Dr., Franklin, TN 37064 Riley, James Larry; 260 Thompson, Ripley, TN 38063 Ringold, James Morgan; 904 Dayton Drive, Scortsboro, AL 35768 Rittenberry, Walton Garrett; 1542 Nxellys Bend Rd., Madison, TN 37115 Roberson, Steven Bradley; 67 Twin Oaks, Jackson, TN 38301 Roberts, Deborah Anne; Route 8, Box 444, Benton, KY 42025 Roberts, Dianna; Rt. 1, Friendship, TN 38034 Roberts, John Larry; Rt. 1, Gadsden, TN 38337 Robertson, Charlotte Ann; 148 West Orleans, Jackson, TN 38301 Robinson, Agnes Huntspon; 129 Lockwood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Robinson, Kimberly Joanne; 504 Mansion Court, Brentwood, TN 37027 Robinson, Stephen Joseph; 714 Paula Street, Bolivar, TN 38008 Roe, William David, Jr.; 1916 Osborne Street, Humboldt, TN 38343 Rogers, Robert Warren; 201 Moringside, Jackson, TN 38301 Roland, Lisa F.; Route 1, New Bells Hwy., Jackson, TN 38301 Roland, Phara Lee Wells; Box 375, Bells, TN 38006 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 Rowland, David Byron; Box 153, Crockett Mills, TN 38021 Rudd, David Dalton; 230 Valley Road, Paducah, KY 42001 Rudder, Dan Jarrett; 5298 Oakmeadow Ave., Memphis, TN 38134 Russell, Constance Eleanor; 29 Northwood, Jackson, TN 38301 s Saito, Ken; Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Sanders, Paul Brown; Rt. 4, Scottsville, Gallatin, TN 37066 Sanderson, Gregory Alan; Box 6, Kenton, KY 38233 Sato, Tsuneo; 276 Midori-Cho, Saitama Pre. Japan Saunders, Harry T.; 577 E. Main St., Jackson, TN 38301 Scarbrough, Kelly Anne; 1151 North 13th Street, Paducah, KY 42001 Schubert, Laura Cardell; 5305 Bayouglen, Houston, TX 77056 Schuster, Rita Carole; 1160 Hwy. 59 W., Covington, TN 38019 Scogin, Robert Gerald, Jr.; 4218 Minstrell Lane, Fairfax, VA 22033 Scott, Cortelieus Yvonne; 104 Lockwood Dr.; Jackson, TN 38301 Scott, Kellee Ruth; 38 Mitchell, Jackson, TN 38301 Scott, Mary L.; 7 Valley Brook Dr.; Jackson, TN 38301 Scott, Nancy Ruddell; 45 Willow Ridge Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Scott, Russell K.; 304 School St., Cornith, MS 38834 Scott, Thomas; 6763 Aldwyck, Germantown, TN 38138 Searles, Wanda Jo; 530 Janet Road, Bolivar, TN 38008 Sellers, Brenda Jean; 294 Anglin Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Shannon, Melissa K.; Route 1, Bells Hwy., Jackson, TN 38301 Sharpe, William Neil; 2988 Elm Hill Rd., Nashville, TN 37214 Shaw, Jacquline Denise; 52 Briarwood Lane; Jackson, TN 38301 Shaw, Lawerence Cromwell; 2119 Hallwood Drive, M mphis, TN 38107 Shaw, Margaret O; 7 Siesta Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Shaw, Susan Lynn; Box 153, Crockett Mills, TN 38021 Shearin, Martha Joyce Ray; Rt. 6, Odell Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Shelly, Mica G; Route 2, Box 5, Middleton, TN 38301 Shelton, Lori Lynn; Route 1, Halls, TN 38040 Shelton, Shelia Renea; 5460 Shady Grove, Memphis, TN 38301 Shelton, Steven Eric; 59 Northland Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Sherron, Robert L.; 353 Lincoln St., Jackson, TN 38301 Shibuya, Norihisa; Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Shields, Christine Ann; 90 High Forest, Tuscaloosa, AL 35406 Shorts, Veronica Ann; 800 Old Hickory R121, Jackson, TN 38301 Shutt, Sherri Leigh; 613 North Ave., Henderson, TN 38340 Silvia, Thomas Azevedo; 176 Chickering Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Simmons, Betty Lynn; 558 N. Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Simpson, Charles James; 52 Primrose Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Skinner, Martha Celia; 1003 Sulphur Springs, Murfreesboro, TN 37130 Skinner, Pamela Cheryl; 411 East Sixth St., Trenton, TN 38382 Smalley, Velinda Kaye; 139 Goodman Dr., Paducah, KY 42001 Smith, David Charles T.; 208 Prospect, Jackson, TN 38301 Smith, Melissa Ann; 348 N. Rowlett, Collierville, TN 38071 Smith, Micheal David; 3309 Felicia St., Nashville, TN 37209 Smith, Molly Bondurant; 1585 Hollywood No., B-10, Jackson, TN 38301 Smith, Patricia Gail; 2013 Hickory Hill Ln., Hermitage, TN 37076 Smith, Wanda Marie; Route 1, Box 342, Brownsville, TN 38012 Sneed, Brenda L.; 713 McCampbell St., Paris, TN 38242 Snelson, Matthew J.; Route 1, Box 32, Glencoe, MO 63038 Snider, Judy Ann; Route 3, Box 164A, Lexington, TN 38351 Sokaloski, Leonard Nicholas; 130 Union St., Hudson, PA 18705 Spann, Crystal Lynn; 212 Iselin St., Jackson, TN 38301 Spencer, Rhonda Lucille; Route 4, Box 99-A, Bolivar, TN 38003 Spencer, Terry Anthony; 201 N. Hardin Dr., Columbia, TN 38401 Spitzer, Steven Lee; Route 1, Bells, TN 38006 Springfield, Dwight Bernard; 93 Lockwood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Springfield, Helen Theresa; 93 Lockwood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 St. Pierre, Stphen Rene; Route 1, Searsport, ME 04974 Stanfill, Ella Katherine; Hillcrest Apt. 4, Lexington, TN 38351 Staples, Sarah Denise; Route 1, Box 39, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Staub, Luanne Marie; 8457 Briarbrich, CV, Germantown, TN 38318 Staudt, William John; 321 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 Steele, Mae Beth; Star Route, Lacey ' s Spring, AL 35734 Stephenson, Sandra Leigh; 432 Arlington Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Stephenson, Susan Lynne; 415 West Forest, Jackson, TN 38301 Stewart, Ken L.; 8170 Holms Rd., Germantown, TN 38115 Stewart, Lee Ann; Route 1, Box 59A, Henderson, TN 38340 Stidham, Wendy; Route 2, Bethel Springs, TN 38315 Stoner, Thomas Morris; Route 1, Eddwood Road, Bells, TN 38006 Story, John Claude; 83 Oakmont, Jackson, TN 38301 Street, Edward Gregory; 3514 Hewlet Dr., Nashville, TN 37211 Strickland, Norma Jean; 1520 E. McLemore, Memphis, TN 38106 Stroh, Ruth Celeste; 2129 Mclcracken, Stuttgart, AR 72160 Stubbs, Anita Marie; 13 Indian Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Sturdivant, Carolyn Sue; 3401 Freeland, Memphis, TN 38118 Sullivan, Eleanor Randolph; Box 1315 Nickels Rd., Searsport, ME 04974 Sykes, Marcie Lodean, Box 935, Paris, TN 38422 t Tanner, Gregory Lee; Route 2, Rutherford, TN 38369 Tansil, Plase Michael; 34 Clairmont, Jackson, TN 38301 Tate, Joseph Allen; 38 Fair Oaks Place, Jackson, TN 38301 Taylor, Larry Spencer; 2294 Amherst, Memphis, TN 38106 Taylor, Sandra Mae; Route 1, Box 44, Medon, TN 38356 Teague, Ra ymond Douglass; 28 Sequoia Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Teer, George A. Ill; 160 Whitfield, Jackson, TN 38301 Tharp, Lee Ellen; 8001 B Street, Millington, TN 38053 166 Directory Savannah. TN 38372 Williams, Ruth Ann. 326 Hillcrest Circle; Jackson. TN 38301 Williams, Tina L.; 2944 Hoskins, Memphis, TN 38104 ■ rf ' r -■ i Ba E- Williamson, Anita Dianette, 262 Rhea Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Wilson, Janet; 262 Oak Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Wilson, Lashanne; 645 E. Church St., Alamo, TN r i K f 38001 Wilson, Randy Larmar, 24 Speece Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 mM W ' f. g Mi V Wirth, Rex S.; 28 Mimosa, Jackson. TN 38301 Woge, Stacia Lynne; Route 2, Box 329, Sharon, PA 11 J 16146 Wood, Alama Marlene, Route 1, Leisure Lane, ' HI Jackson, TN 38301 1 W Wood, Roger Franklin; 1049 Campbell Street. H Jackson, TN 38301 Woodruff, Larry Nelson; Box 97, Holladay. TN 38341 HH y MffTjBJr; jg ' ' 1 L ' JH ,, , , W Woodward, Katherine Arthur; 7333 Old Popular Pike, Germantown, TN 38136 Wrenn, Harry Luck Jr ; 5028 Briarwood Drive, Nashville, TN 37211 A «kjB Wright, Paula Ann. Church Street, Alamo, TN 38001 y Thomas, Jack K; 1 17 Walnut St., Humboldt, TN flf Yancey, Mentra (jenell; o t. Chester, Jackson, I IN 38301 , 38343 lA Yates, Carol R , 104 Dellrose Drive, Nashville, TN Thompson, Debora Jo Ann; 401 S. 25th St., Paducah, WW 37214 KY 42001 Yelverton, Billy Charles Jr.; 1025 Jackson Drive, Thompson, James Andrew; 401 S. 25th St., Paducah, Walker, Richard Wade; Route 1, Box 14, Wildersville, Pulaski, TN 38478 KY 42001 TN 38388 Thornton, Timothy Franklin; 7336 Locke Road, Millington, TN 38053 Wall, Jr. Joseph Anderson; Route 1, Box 131, Lexington, TN 38351 Tillman, Teresa Diane; Route 1, Ripley, TN 38063 Wallace, Sandra Marie; 1758 Alta Vista, Memphis, TN Todd, Kris Leland; 447 Cumberland, Medina, TN 38127 38355 Walters, Amy Jane; 2900 Ashmont, Memphis, TN Tolley, Tracy Carole; Route 1, Box 160-C, Parsons, 38138 TN 38363 Wamble, Jeffrey A.; 617 Hill St., Henderson, TN , Torkell, Nancy T.; Box 236, Stanton, TN 38069 38340 Tosh, Donna C; 172 Channing Way, Jackson, TN 38301 Ward, Joseph Glenn Jr.; Route 5, Box 670, Jackson, TN 38301 Toy, Joseph Harold; 25 Coats Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Ward, Nancy Brasfield; Route 1, Yuma, TN 38390 Warren, Stacy Joann; 1706 Morgan Road, Dyersberg, Tracy, Daphne Lynn; Box 236, Alamo, TN 38001 TN 38024 i Tran, Hong (Mary); 271 Talbot, Jackson, TN 38301 Wedgeworth, Nancy Jean; 11 Richmeade, Jackson, Tran, Hung (Peter) Due; 271 Talbot, Jackson, TN TN 38301 38301 Weir, Rachel Cole; 260 Bills St., Bolivar, TN 38008 Tremblay, Susan Elizabeth; 160 Whitfield Drive, Welker, Dorothea Rogers; 164 Glendale, Jackson, TN Jackson, TN 38301 38301 Truex, Catherine Anne; 919 W. King, Jackson, TN 38301 Wells, Sheila Gayle; Route 2, White Fern Rd., Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Turnage, Doris Renee; 3887 Point, Church, Memphis, TN 38127 Whaley, Dee Ann; Box 306, Henderson, TN 38340 Whaley, Lisa Lott; 620 North Ave., Henderson, TN 38340 Tyson, James Loyd; 15A Westwood Gardens, Jackson, TN 38301 ! Tyson, Sara Carol; 1 10 Panola, Jackson, TN 38301 u Wheatley, Carol Lynn; 2103 Wedgewood Drive, Union City, TN 38261 Wheatley, Penny Lee; 170 Fairview Drive, Paducah, KY 42001 Wheeler, Clarence Arthur; 290 S. Bells St., Alamo, TN 38001 White, Tina Sue; 203 Joanne Drive, Ripley, TN 38063 Whitewell, Michael Drestus; 15 Woodberry Trail, Jackson, TN 38301 Wilhite, Jance Marie; 6640 Old Tipton Road, ! Utley, Cynthia Rose; 25 Gillman Dr., Apt. 20, Jackson, Millington, TN 38053 TN 38301 V Wilkerson, Gail B.; 4 Moss Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Wilkins, Melinda llene; 33 Fernlawn, Jackson, TN 38301 Williams, Ann G; 1 16 Clinton Dr., Brownsville, TN 38012 Williams, Craig Anthony; 9 Richmeade Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Williams, Eric Dewayne; 104 Courtland, Jackson, TN 38301 Vancleave, Gene A.; Route 3, Box 178, Henderson, Williams, Geneva; 159 Central Cir., Alamo, TN 38001 TN 38340 Williams, Guyron Wayne; Route 1, Box 272AA, Vaughn, Richard Wayne Jr.; 369 W. Popular, Lexington, TN 38351 Collierville, TN 38017 Williams, Jacqueline Ann; 746 Merton, Memphis, TN Vest, Ruskin Alexander; Box 831, Jackson, TN 38301 38112 Vickrey, Mackie Lott; 17 Beaver Cove, Jackson, TN Williams, Liza Florence; Route 3, Box 40, Brownsville, ' 38301 TN 38012 I Vinson, Gary Granville; 214 Melwood, Jackson, TN Williams, Lola Mae; 201 Greer, Paris, TN 38242 38301 Williams, Mary Lou; 1308 W. Horningside Circle, Directory 167 Advertisements 168 Advertisements gusar s 901-668-3040 Tennis Equipment Shoes Clothes Accessories 1869 Hwy. 45 By-Pass North Jackson, Tenn. 38301 fLowtc AM gW S k 320 E LAFAYETTE- JACKSON, TENN 3830I PHONE (?0I) 427-749I III c ' ) iA • ' V ■ i 4 V I coiffures StiHlk A K ilr 668 0746 or 668 7437 Hamilton Hills Shopping Center Jackson, Tennessee designer Colonial BAKING COMPANY 603 South Royal Street Post Office Box 1544 Telephone 427-7461 Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Advertisements 169 THE TROPHY CASE 901 A Hollywood Shopping Center 424-5020 Trophies, Plaques, Engraving and Imprinted Sportswear ACCOUNT NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE [flOC] Jackson, Tennessee Member FDIC SOUTHERN SOUNDS 45 ' s Albums Tapes Cassettes Discounts and Cut-outs — Shirts — Over 30 Different Concert Shirts Over 175 Decals to Choose From North Plaza Shopping Center Jackson, Tennessee 38301 JOHNSEY Sporting Goods and Repair 447 N. Royal St. Congratulations Seniors! NANDO JONES 111 W.Lafayette Jackson, TN 38301 It Pays to Play 170 Advertisements Coke Adds Life ... to the Eagles COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS OF JACKSON, INC. 457 Riverside Drive Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Beauty Is Our Business School of Cosmetology JACKSON BEAUTY ACADEMY 120 Lambuth Jackson, TN 38301 (901)422-5112 $t0 For Your Formal Wear See Advertisements 171 Manufacturing Jewelers Member American Gem Society ROWE JEWELRY COMPANY, INC. Diamond Counseling and Appraisals Royce L. Rowe William L. Rowe 205 E. Main Street Jackson, TN 38301 (901)422-1877 ' Since 1919 ' TOM LAWLER ' S, INC. Office Outfitters Furniture • Machines • Office Supplies Mail to: P.O. Box 1667, Jackson, Tenn. 38301 Downtown 114 N. Church St. 427-9661 Main Store 1170 Highway 45 By Pass 668-5565  ,J« ML It BICYCLE CITY Schwinn Raleigh •Sales •Repairing •Accessories 104 W. Chester Jackson, TN 38301 A UNIQUE FAMILY RESTAURANT We Appreciate Your Patronage 172 Advertisements TENNESSEE PUMP SUPPLY Distributors of Pumping — Heating and Industrial Supplies Kitchen, Equipment, Pump and Well Supplies GROCERIES FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE EMISON ' S BIG STAR 120 HOLLYWOOD SHOPPING CENTER JACKSON. TENNESSEE WAYNE EMISON. OWNER PHONE 422-3361 American Express Company 1980 American Express Freelance . Set your own pace... get ourgroup price! England and France Days s 0000- s 0000 Air fare extra. American Express combines Freelance® travel in London and Paris with Escorted travel through Bath, Stratford and French Chateaux Country. 1st class hotels, Continental breakfasts, get-acquainted city sightseeing. Rates per person, double occupancy. 15 Days Alpine 0000- 0000 Air fare extra. Enjoy the Alpine splendor of Germany, Austria, Italy, and Switzerland. A regional favorite from American Express. Superior tourist hotels, most meals, escort, sightseeing including scenic drive along Danube. Rates per person, double occupancy. Don ' t settle for less than American Express 1 Come in or call: Don ' t leave home frMERICANl TfcaVeJ without us,™ Sersnce sy A TRANS-NATIONAL TRAVEL Represent 3 1407 N. Highland Jackson, TN 38301 (901)424-6512 Advertisements 173 Pepsi s got your taste for life! 174 Advertisements (901)668-3401 J n iff in g t look 9 DMC Floss and Tapestry Yarn, Evenweave Fabrics and Other Needlework Supplies Dixie Berryman Owner Old Hickory Mall Jackson, TN 38301 Compliments of CARROLL TYPEWRITER COMPANY, INC. 444 Airways Blvd., Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Phones: (901) 427-4896, 427-5587 Furniture — Appliances — Stereos TV ' s THE WAREHOUSE 313 East Lafayette Street Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Phone (901) 423-1074 FRED ' S DISCOUNT STORE We carry a full line of beauty aids and recreation items. Hollywood Shopping Center Jackson, TN 38301 427-5228 Advertisements 175 HEADQ UA gS cTassrTng ' STORE NAME Kobertd Aeweteri 104 East Lafayette St. Phone (901 ) 424-61 1 1 Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Student Accounts Available KELLY FOODS The Friendly Kelly Leprechaun Says, WELCOME TO ALL LAMBUTH COLLEGE STUDENTS fy 7; RAINEY FURNITURE COMPANY, INC 209 East Main St. Jackson, Tennessee (901)424-3344 176 Advertisements On behalf of the Balfour Com- pany, we would like to extend our sincere con- gratulations and the best of luck in the years ahead. Balfour Jewelry ' s Finest Craftsmen Represented by: QILBREATH - HARRIS YOKLEY 424 -2585 424-2583 Drafting Tables Drafting Supplies Art Markers HAMILTON HILLS FLORIST Hamilton Hills Shopping Ctr. Jackson, TN 38301 Danny Sisson ■■- WoJ a Good Luck From Company Of 7-Up Advertisements 177 Go Greek!! « sL z j Alpha ' j ) Xi Delta Phi Mu • € ronPi 178 Advertisements Jackson ' s Bank. For the eighties and beyond Jackson %f National Bank Member FDIC Advertisements 179 Hamilton Hills Shopp ing Center Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Phone 901-668-8908 179 Carriage House Drive Jackson, TN 38301 (901)668-8813 • Pageant Dresses • Wedding Gowns • Swimsuits • Fashion Focus Shop for All Seasons mmmm i , ' . ' .■. IJc ©le pipe Shnppo Old Hickory Mall 2lO E. Main. Jackson, tn 3B301 Quality Pipes Fine Tobacco imported Cigars Smokers Accessories 668-1957 ' MALM ' S MALL OLD HICKORY MALL 668-8032 CABANA HAMILTON HILLS SHOPPING CTR ( 901 ) 424-PIPE intown Store i901 668-8999 Mall Store MALCO THEATERS, INC. yeoipe ft. Kjnum and c om DIRECTORS OF FUNERAL SERVICE 438 EAST MAIN JACKSON PHONE 427-5555 MEMBER, THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RULE 180 Advertisements Parks @Re(k Your Happy Shopping Sfo JACKSON PLAZA LIBERTY STORES Hamilton Hills Shopping Center 419 E. College Madison South Shopping Plaza 139 Airways Blvd. Of Jackson, Tenn. Advertisements 181 First y+x American tiro Amori on Donl if lo l enn Kl A First American Bank of Jackson, N.A. Jackson, Tennessee 38301 £} First American, Downtown Main Highland %fr First American, Midtown Main Baltimore Q First American, Old Hickory Mall 1 993 North Highland First American, Forest Avenue 768 West Forest £f First American, Southside 1 666 South Highland For now ... for the future ... we want to do more for you. Member First American Corporation Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 182 Advertisements Z ii - . Serving Jackson for Over 30 Years BUCK ' S TV SALES SERVICE RCA Authorized Servicenter Horace Buck — Owner 159 Airways Blvd. Jackson, Tenn. 38301 Phone 901-422-3666 MALCO LANES Snack Shop-Pro Shop Open 24 Hours Fri. And Sat. Located At VFW Recreation Center 703 Arlington Ave. Advertisements 183 Acknowledgements Editor-in-Chief: Judy French Assistant Editor and Layout Editor: Janet McClure Copy Editors: Tracy Coleman Gene VanCleave Section Editors: Campus Life: Sheila Wells Dawn Claiborne Organizational Life: Ann Collett Rachel Jackson Athletic Life: Dana Mote Kelly Colvard Intellectual Life: Belinda Ha Bonnie Mitchell Directory: Vivian Brown Melinda Wilkins Resource Editor: Laurie Norville Photographic Editor: Brenda Bowers Photographers: Michelle Fisher Greg Sanderson Laura Schubert Janice Wilhite Melinda Wilkins Business Manager: Kevin Conrad Adviser: Dr. Bob Hazlewood Editorial Board: Bob Hazlewood Susan Hudacek Ed Phillips Penni Pennington Christie Rauchle Larry Taylor Special Acknowledgements 184 Professional Photographers: Terry Bivens Dexter Honeycutt Sudlow Photography Taylor Publishing Company: Tom Yokely Bob Gilbreath Lorraine Sherbine Dr. Annie Lou Smith For Reference Not to be taken from this room