Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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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

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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

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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