Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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12 Campus Life

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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

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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