Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1984 volume:

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Becky Carter gets Off The Wall with Michael Jackson. 6 Introduction Into Dorm Life Randy McCallon and Jeff Hall move in. But where will they put all of it? In-coming freshmen enjoy a break before they start their busy schedules. Moving into the dorm is a freshman ' s dream and an upperclassman ' s nightmare! As the surrounding faces become more and more familiar, dorm residents develop a special brand of camaraderie which comes only through the sharing of daily trials and joys of dorm life. Before long, Harris, Spangler, Sprague and West Hall become home-away-from-home for the majority of Lambuth ' s students. Introduction 7 During orientation, incoming freshmen enjoy a catered cafeteria meal at Dr. Gilmer ' s house. . . . Into Initial Events Drop Organic Chemistry to add Jogging? . . . You ' re taking how many English classes this semester? These are typical student responses at the beginning of a new school year following the hectic pace of orientation and registration. But, after a week or two of drop-add slips, financial aid lines, and pro- longed searches for classrooms, students finally settle into the familiar routine of college life. Charlie Hughes and Theresa Nichols are caught 8 Introduction In search of her first college class, Cindy Schneider consults her schedule. Kim Belch replies, Take what, to Dr. Yancey ' s suggestion. in the art of mixing oil paints. Introduction 9 Where is the bargain shelf?! 1 flP Mli ' - item. ' Ljk • ■ I If i i P fcL-f ' 8 Students enjoy the cafeteria ' s new look. Karen Bobo and Margi Tran 10 Introduction ...Into the College Union Housing everything from the game room to classes, the College Union is the busiest building on campus. Even though the Eagle ' s Nest is a perfect place for students and faculty members to relax and meet with friends, the cor- ridors, the bookstore, and the cafeteria are also choice spots. Melinda Keller, Patti German, and Cynthia (Jtley socialize in the halls between classes enjoy an alternative lunch in the Eagle ' s Nest. Introduction 11 Time out for Vespers with Anne Bugel. Injun Joe (Class of 1812) returns to help the ID Department with the Showhouse. Southern gentlemen Gene and Terry escort Jeannie and Celeste back to the Old South. 12 Introduction ...At Informal Activities During the four years at Lambuth, there is time for it all! Although Lam- buth College is, of course, academically oriented, students take frequent breaks from studying for special activities and informal good times. Besides providing students with a chance for relaxation and fun, the many activities and social gatherings in which Lambuth students participate assist them in becoming well-rounded, whole individuals. Those were the days! Lesa Baumer struts her stuff at the Panhellenic Fashion Show. Introduction 13 The BSC1 choir makes its All-Sing debut. Mrs Bridges congratulates the tearful new Miss Lambuth, her daughter Rayla. Where did the ball go, Jim? 14 Introduction ...At Formal Activities In the unique atmosphere of Lam- buth, all school activities draw the col- lege together. Events such as Lambuth sports or Opening Convocation unite the college in the spirit of belonging to the Lambuth Community. The excite ment of Lambuth people feeling good about Lambuth transforms such events into special times. Lee Tharp and Richard Peeples patiently wait for Godot! Raising the flag to signal a new academic year, Michelle Fisher and Michelle Hughes participate in Opening Convocation. Introduction 15 ■ ' ■■ ra ■ ' .V ' - . Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever thingsare pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things. ' ' Phil. 4:8 Administration and Faculty Page 18 Classes Page 36 Student Life Page 62 Sports Organizations Page 114 Table of Contents Page 76 Honors Page 144 Ads and Directory Page 160 Table of Contents 17 A closer look into administration and faculty... 18 Administration and Faculty Administration and Faculty 19 Lambuth Honors Board Members at Annual Trustees Day On October 4, 1983, Lambuth once again honored its Board of Trustees with the second annual Trustee Day on campus. During the day the board members became more familiar with a variety of college programs and facilities. The trustees attended seminars conducted by members of the faculty and administration on topics such as Computer Literacy, the Lambuth Honors Program, Medical and Profes- sional Ethics and Leading Economic Indicators. The seminars were followed by a reception and dinner in the Colonial Room with entertainment provided by Dr. Don Huneycutt, faculty representative on the board, and Marcia Mittelstadt. Dr. Robert Peck, Vice President of the Council of Independent Colleges concluded the evening with an ad- dress on the small private liberal arts college and its impact on society. The address was well received by board members and guests. Dr. Don Huneycutt, newly elected faculty representative to the Board of Trustees, discusses a point with Dr. Paul W. Clayton, member of the board and President of the Alumni Association. The semiannual meeting of the Board of Trustees was held on campus in Wisdom Parlor October 25, 1983. 20 Administration and Faculty Dr. Harry W. Gilmer, President, Views Lambuth ' s Future With Optimism Upon this age, that never speaks its mind, This furtive age, this age endowed with power To wake the moon with footsteps, fit an oar Into the rowlocks of the wind, and find What swims before his prow; what swirls behind — Upon this gifted age, in its dark hour, Rains from the sky a meteoric shower Of facts . . . they lie unquestioned, uncombined. Wisdom enough to teach us of our ill Is daily spun; but there exists no loom To weave it into fabric; unde filed Proceeds pure Science, and has her say; but still Upon this world from the collective womb Is spewed all day the red triumphant child. — Edna St. Vincent Mi I lay In his fourth year as President of Lambuth College, Dr. Harry S. Gilmer characterized the year as a time of settling-in for the college. Many changes have oc- curred during his term as President and many other changes have yet to come to fruition. Dr. Gilmer feels that these changes are much like the meteoric shower of facts and that all of us are confronted by these changes, facts, and additions every day. Yet, he believes that Lambuth is the loom for us to weave these changes and facts into fabric. Dr. Gilmer looks forward to the completion of the many changes and additions that are currently being developed. Administration and Faculty 21 Dr. Charles W. Mayo Assumes New Role as Dean Dr. Charles W. Mayo became the new Vice-President and Academic Dean of Lambuth College on July 17, 1983. A familiar face on Lambuth ' s campus, Dr. Mayo has been a member of the faculty since 1968. As a professor and chair- man of the English Department, he contributed much to the college in the years prior to his appointment as Vice-President and Academic Dean. He feels that his perception of the college has not changed since that appointment. Dr. Mayo believes that the only way to continue to make Lambuth an academic institution is daily attention to responsi- ble teaching and advising from the faculty, and daily applica- tion of the students with their minds and attitudes. Since Lam- buth ' s purpose of providing a sound education in a Christian environment advocates inclusion rather than exclusion, he af- firms that the personal attention of faculty to all students regardless of their academic background is a strong asset in maintaining Lambuth ' s academic standards. Some of Dr. Mayo ' s future plans to ensure this academic excellence in- clude a college-wide attendance policy and more emphasis on faculty time dedicated to student learning. Dr. Mayo received his Bachelor ' s Degree in English from Bethel College, two Master ' s of Arts degrees, in counseling and education from Murray State University and in English from George Peabody College with a minor in higher education. He and his wife, Ann, have three children: Clay, Ben, and Ginny. 22 Administration and Faculty Administrative Services Mr. Hayes F. Fletcher Vice President for External Affairs Mr. Robert McLendon Vice President for Enrollment Planning and Dean of Admissions Mr. James Mitchell Vice President for Business Affairs Dr. Brady Whitehead Vice President for Student Affairs Mr. John Bonson Director of Title II Programs Rev. Kimmie P. Davis Director of College Union Mr. Bob Espey Director of Sesqui- centennial Campaign Dr. BillieP. Exum Dean of Records Mrs. Blanche Exum Director of Special Programs Mr. Paul L. Finney Director of Development and Alumni Affairs Mr. Dexter Honeycutt Director of Media Center Rev. L. Edward Phillips Minister to College and Associate Dean of Students Rev. Sara W. Phillips Minister to College and Associate Dean of Students Dr. Lloyd W. Ramer Director of Church Relations Mrs. Sue Roberts Director of Information Mrs. Sarah Twiggs Director of Financial Aid Dr. Wood Whetstone Director of Testing and Career Development Mrs. Evelyn Whybrew Director of Learning Enrichment Center Mrs. Alma Wood Director of Health Serv- ice and Residence Halls 23 Admissions Office The admissions office underwent many changes in the ' 83 ' 84 school year. One of the most im portant changes was the appointment of Mr. Bob McLendon as the Vice President in charge of recruitment and Dean of Admissions. Cinder his leadership, the admissions office was extremely active this year. In addition to recruiting in the Tennessee-Kentucky area, the admissions counselors traveled to other states such as Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, New York, and Texas. Here on campus, they sponsored the Preview ' 84 programs and High School Day in order to encourage prospective students to visit the school. The admissions office has other new faces as well as a new leader. Robert Parker and Mary Clayton joined the staff last summer as admissions counselors. One other change in the admissions office was the move to include the financial aid office in the admissions department. Major emphasis was placed on publicity, with the new departmental brochures and posters designed to attract the attention of today ' s high school student. Mr. McLendon hopes that the new publications along with the extended travel will have beneficial results in enrollment in the future. -CT The admissions staff escorts prospective students on campus during High School Day. Members of the admissions staff include Peggy Frost, Scott Likins, Mary Clayton, Virginia Burnette, and Bob McLendon. Lambuth ' s new Vice President for Enrollment Plan- ning and Dean of Admissions is Robert McLendon. 24 Administration and Faculty Luther L. Gobbel Library The Luther L. Gobbel Library continued its standard of excellence this year in several areas. In order to keep up with the rising demands of the students, the library increased the number of volumes to 129,000. This number includes the addition of several large sets of resource encyclopedias, funded through gifts to the library. The library staff also completed the transition from the Dewey Decimal system of cataloging to the Library of Congress method, a task which required much time and effort. The library staff was pleased with the decision of the Board of Trustees to make full-time librarians eligible for tenure. Plans for the future involve the extension of the already existing computer services in the library to include a bibliographic search. This extension will make research simplier and will better enable the library to continue meeting the needs of the Lambuth community. Mrs. Judith Hazlewood, head librarian, evaluates the efforts of her kid- die lit students. LIBRARY STAFF MEMBERS — Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Baum, Mrs. McAlexander, Mrs. Phillips, and Ms. Hirth — pose for a pic- ture in the archives room. Documents librarian, Mrs. Alexander, and student workers, Patrice Gregory and Sheila Shelton, catalogue materials in documents room. Administration and Faculty 25 Secretarial Staff Mrs. Dorothy Allen Secretary, Sesquicentennial Campaign Mrs. Jo Ann Daniel Bookkeeper Mrs. Martha Hargett Hostess, Carney-Johnston Hall Mrs. Dorothy Belch Receptionist, Switchboard Operator Mrs. Shirley Davidson Head Bookkeeper Mrs. Luanne Hearn Secretary, Faculty Mrs. Nancy Blankenship Secretary, Title III Mrs. Virginia Elliott Secretary, President Mrs. Connie Helms Secretary, Faculty Mrs. Sharon Brese Secretary, External Affairs Mrs. Peggy Frost Office Manager, Admissions Mrs. Lala Henley Hostess, Sprague Hall Ms. Ann Childs Computer Programmer Analyst Mrs. Dorothy Gleeson Secretary, Development and Alumni Affairs Mrs. Amy Huot Secretary, Faculty Mrs. Dorothy Jerstad Manager, Bookstore Mrs. Jean Jones Hostess, Spangler Hall Mrs. Vickie Jordan Bookkeeper Mrs. Diane Kirk Secretary, Financial Aid Mrs. Candy McNatt Secretary, Academic Dean Mrs. Jean Reeder Secretary, Student Affairs Mrs. Ann Snelson Hostess, Harris Hall Mrs. Venis Spencer Secretary, Business Affairs Mrs. Mary Willett Secretary, Learning Enrich- ment Center Mrs. Mary Jo Williams Secretary, Admissions and Records 26 Administration and Faculty Maintenance and Cafeteria Staffs Provide Effective Service to College S ¥T f CAFETERIA STAFF Back Row: Verdie Robinson, William Robinson, Pius Robinson. Front Row: Mancy Perry, Jennie Anderson, Leora Douglas, Opherine Byers. Lambuth students noted marked changes in the cafeteria upon their return last fall. There was not only a totally new decor but also a change to the Valley Food Service with the arrival of Mr. Bob Dorsey as director of food ser- vices. Throughout the year the staff offered the students a variety in menus and special services ranging from the baked potato bar to the exam dir ler-dance. The Lambuth Maintenance Staff continued its effective service to the College this year. Under the capable leader- ship of Mr. Frank Murchison, the workers kept the grounds and buildings of the campus clean, beautiful, and in good working order. MAINTENANCE STAFF Back Row: James McKinney, Eddie Woods, Ken Dye, Gene Kennedy, Jerold Bowen, Billy Martin, Robert Moore, James Briley, Robert Davis, Buck Bauer, David Moore, Robert James. Front Row: Richard Freeman, Wayne Wild, Betty Rutherford, Lorine Brice, Ernistene Harris, Clara Herron, Glenda Sims, Verlene Burton, Frank Murchison. Kneeling: Willie Murray Administration and Faculty 27 Division of Humanities The HUMANITIES DIVISION made several important contributions to Lambuth this year. The most significant of these was its contribution of an academic dean to the college from this division. Gpon the appointment of former English department chairman Dr. Charles Mayo to vice President and Academic Dean, Dr. Bob Hazlewood has very capably filled the position of chairman of the English department. In addition, Dr. Annie Lou Smith has returned to teach two English composition classes. Another exciting development is the new major in broadcast communications which will be offered in the fall of 1984. In order to prepare for this major, Mr. Dalton Eddleman was away on sabbatical; and Mr. Rodney Higgenbotham, visiting assistant professor of speech, came to fill Mr. Eddleman ' s vacancy. Other changes within the department included the appointment of Marcia Mittelstadt as Director of Vocal and Choral Activities. The Division suffered some loss this year. Joanna Ross resigned after 22 years at Lambuth to return to studio artwork in Nashville. Mr. Larry Ray was appointed chairman of the art department in her place. Because of Mr. Ray ' s yearlong sabbatical, the college hired four part-time faculty members to cover the teaching loads: Susan Foote, DeNe Tyson, Talle Johnson, and Lendon Noe. Dr. Russell M. Mclntire Division Chairman Mr. Jesse Byrum Chairman, Speech Drama Mrs. Huguette P. Craft Chairwoman, Foreign Languages Dr. Bob Hazlewood Chairman, English Dr. Don Lee Huneycutt Chairman, Music Mr. Larry Ray Chairman, Art Dr. J. Kenneth Wilkerson Chairman, Religion Philosophy 28 Administration and Faculty Mr. Richard Brown Music Dr. Gene L. Davenport Religion Philosophy Dr. Jo L. Fleming Music Ms. Susan Foote Art Dr. Patricia M. Handy English Mr. Rodney Higginbotham Speech Drama Mrs. Susan R. Hudacek English Dr. Charles Mayo English Mr. Loren C. McCullar Foreign Languages Dr. Russell M. Mclntire Religion Philosophy Ms. Marcia Mattelstadt Music Dr. Annie Lou Smith English Ms. DeNe Tyson Art Mrs. Grace Whetstone English Speech Administration and Faculty 29 Division of Natural Sciences The NATURAL SCIENCE DIVISION welcomed two new faculty members this year: Dr. David Hawkes, associate professor of chemistry, and Ms. Peggy Birmingham, assistant professor of health and physical education, who also coaches the women ' s basketball team. An important addition to the division was the new color terminal and printer in the computer center. This terminal was used primarily for teaching the color graphics class. The faculty members in the division were busy attending meetings and conferences around the area. Also, they welcomed recruiters from graduate schools who are interested in the spring graduates. Plans were made for inviting other off-campus guests from the U.S. Department of Energy to speak on such topics as automation and nuclear wastes. Dr. Ronnie C. Barnes Division Chairman Dr. Charles Bray Chairman, Health Physical Education Dr. Robert Carlton Chairman, Biology Dr. George Edwards Chairman, Chemistry Physical Science Dr. Kenneth Yancey Chairman, Computer Science Math Physics 30 Administration and Faculty Dr. Ronnie C. Barnes Chemistry Physical Sci. Ms. Peggy Birmingham Health Physical Ed. Mrs. Josephine Booth Biology Dr. William James Davis Biology Mrs. Norma Ellis Health Physical Ed. Mrs. Sandra Givens Math Physics Computer Science Dr. David Hawkes Chemistry Physical Sci Dr. Lois P. Lord Biology Mr. John Pechonick Chemistry Physical Sci. Mr. David Russell Math Physics Computer Science Mr. Roscoe C. Williams Health Physical Ed. Administration and Faculty 31 Division of Social Sciences Interesting and challenging programs, conferences, and symposiums have been very much a part of the SOCIAL SCIENCE DIVISION. The Education Department initiated Lambuth ' s First Annual Reading Conference which attracted participants from the tri-state area and speakers from the new England, Mid-Atlantic, and Southern states. An excellent rating was given this department through intensive evaluation by the Tennessee State Department of Education. The 8th Annual West Tennessee Undergraduate Sociological Symposium was held again on the Lambuth Campus. Students from Lambuth and other regional colleges presented a variety of papers. The Business and Economics Department continues to offer quality professional education with an eye toward the increasing high technology needs. This department provides a full scale evening degree program. March 1 brought members of the Tennessee Home Economics Association to the Lambuth campus for a Telecommunications Conference with networks throughout the state featuring speakers from the American Home Economics Association in Washington, D.C. The Division welcomed three new professors to its staff: Dr. Barney Raffield, associate professor of business administration and economics, Dr. Dwight Tays, assistant professor of political science, and Dr. Bridgie Ford, assistant professor of education. Mrs. Nelle Cobb Division Chairwoman Dr. Jimmie E. Cook Chairman, Education Dr. Rodger A. Bates Chairman, Sociology Social Work Family Development Mr. Robert H. Mathis Chairman, History Political Science Dr. Barney T. Raffield III Chairman, Business Administration Economics Dr. Louis Snellgrove Psychology 32 Administration and Faculty Mr. Henry Alsobrook Business Admin. Econ. Ms. Freda Baum Library Science Mrs. NelleCobb Sociology Social Work Family Development Mrs. June Creasy Sociology Social Work Family Development Dr. Billie P. Exum Business Admin. Econ. Dr. Bridgie Ford Education Mrs. Judith Hazlewood Library Science Dr. Delbert Hurst Business Admin. Econ. Dr. Elmer B. Inman Education Mrs. Leslie Jensen Business Admin. Econ. Mr. Thomas D. Johns Psychology Mr. Wilburn Lane Business Admin. Econ. Mr. Arthur T. Tanner Sociology Social Work Family Development Dr. Dwight Tays History Political Sci. Mrs. Evelyn Whybrew Education Administration and Faculty 33 Candid Camera Captures On Kaleidoscope and Jazz Band tour, Mr. Brown and Ms. Mittelstadt take care of those personal needs! Mrs. Hudacek assumes her most familiar pose. -_; V ... ■ Dr. Lois Lord makes final preparations for class. In his natural domain Dr. Barnes contemplates the heavens. 34 Administration and Faculty Faculty at Work and Leisure Father and son collaborate on an assignment in German. Dr. Inman and his bicycle have become a familiar sight on campus. Mrs. Creasy, Mrs. Cobb, and Dr. Bates share a leisure moment together. Administration and Faculty 35 A closer look into classes... 36 Classes Classes 37 CARL ANDERSON B.B.A.:Management REBECCA ARMSTRONG B.S.: Business Education KATHRYN ANNE BARKER B.S.:Fashion Merchandising LESA BAGMER B.B.A.:Management DEIDRE BEARD B.S.:Computer Information Systems KEVIN BROWN B.S.:History VICKIE BROWN B.S.:Health and Physical Education ANNE BGGEL B.Mus.:Music CAROLYN BGLLE B.S.rlnterior Design ANNE BGRNETTE B.Mus.:Church Music REBECCA CARTER B. A. interior Design DAWN CLAIBORNE B.B.A.rOffice Administration I11II1II1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Michelle Fisher, President; Michelle Hughes, Vice President; Eddie Laster, Treasurer; and Kathryn Anne Barker, Secretary. Seniors 38 Classes KEVIN CONRAD B.A.:English MARK COURSEY B.A.rSociology SANDY CUPPLES B.S.:Elementary Education MELANIE DANIEL B.S.:Speech and Drama JOSEPH DIMARCO JR. B.S.:Chemistry LLOYD DOYLE B.B.A.-.Accounting and Computer Information Systems LORI DRENNAN B.S.:Health and Physical Education MELINDA DUNCAN B.S.:Computer Information Systems BCIBBA DYESS B.B.A.rAccounting ANN EWING B.A.:English MICHELLE FISHER B.Mus.:Music Education — Voice JAN FORSYTHE B.S.:Elementary Education JUDY FRENCH B.S.:Computer Information Systems KEN GEYER B.S.rGeneral Business MARY E. GILMORE B.A.: Special Major JANICE GOURLEY B.S.:Elementary Education JACQUELINE GREENWAY B.S.:Psychology JEFF HALL B.B.A.:Management VICKY HAMILTON B.S.:Elementary Education MATTIE HARNEY B.S.rComputer Information Systems JAMES HENDERSON B.S.:General Business LAURI HITCH B.S.:Art HOLLY HOLLAND B.A.:Religion — English JOHN HOPKINS B.S.rSpecial Major WENDY HOPPER B.S.:Elementary Education — Special Education MICHELLE HUGHES B.A.:English KARALEIGH HUNT B.S.rElementary Education — Special Education THOMAS E. JOHNSON, JR. B.S.:Religion 40 Classes BARBARA JOHNSTON B.A.:English LISA JONES B.S.:Psychology TIM JONES B.S.:Art MELINDA KELLER B.S.:Biology ANN KILZER B.A.:English TERESA KIMBLE B.A.rArt STACY KISER B.S.:Computer Information Systems YOLANDA KOONCE B.S.:Family Development LINDA LACEY B.B.A.:QeneraI Business ROBBIN LAU B.S.:Family Development TERRY LAVENDER B.A.:Religion JACQUELINE LUCAS BJ3.A.:Accounting MARGARET LUCIUS B.S.:Biology MARY M. MANESS B.S.:Family Development JAN MATTHEWS B.B. A.: Accounting BARBARA McBRlDE B.A.:Art RANDY McCALLON B.S.:Health and Physical Education CONSTANCE McCLAIN B.S.:Management BETSY McDANIEL B.S.:Biology BRIDGET McKAMEY B.S. interior Design CHERYL MICHAEL B.S.:General Business ANGELA MILLS B.S.:Biology BETTY MOORE B.S.:Computer Information Systems ROLAND MOORE B.S.:Sociology MARSHA MORRIS B.S.:Elementary Education RHOEN MOSES B.S.rEconomics CAROL MGNSTER B.B.A.:Marketing MIKE NORMAN B.A.:Political Science — Speech and Drama 42 Classes LISA OGLE B.A.:Art MONA PAGE B.S.:Special Education REBECCA PEARSON B.S.rComputer Information Systems EMELIA PRESLEY B.S.:Speech and Hearing ■M K.vf GRACE PUGH B.Mus.rPiano PHILIP RIEKE B.S.:Political Science PATRICIA ROSS B.B. A. : Accounting STEVEN SHELTON B.S.:General Business — Psychology •i v «fcv;rar- SHERRI SHGTT B.S. interior Design — Family Development MELISSA SMITH B.S.:Fashion Merchandising PATRICIA SMITH B.B.A.:Marketing STEVEN SPITZER B.A.:Religion ¥£ Classes LCJANNE STAUB B.A.:GeneraI Business MAE BETH STEELE B.S.:lnterior Design SUSAN STEPHENSON B.S.rSociology CAROLYN STURDIVANT B.S.rBiology SANDRA TAYLOR B.S.:Family Development TIMOTHY THORNTON B.A.: Psychology NANCY TORKELL B.S.:History CYNTHIA UTLEY B.S.:Interior Design JUNE VINSON B.S.:Elementary Education JEFF WAMBLE B.B.A.:Marketing CAROL WHEATLEY B.S.rBiology — Chemistry LOLA WILLIAMS B.A.:Management TINA WILLIAMS B.B.A.:Accounting LARRY WOODRUFF B.A.:Religion CAROL YATES B.B.A.rMarketing BILLY YELVERTON B.A.:History 44 Classes Kumiko Dairaku Elizabeth Kolwyck Special Students HP ■ Classes 45 Clyde Alexander Robert Allen Lynn Anderson Hugh Archer Kelly Bachman Robert Barnes Tommy Blankenship Jennifer Brewer Kelly Brown Libby Brown Angie Buckley Nancy Burnette Sheri Bums Julie Caldwell Ricky Chambers Juniors 46 Classes Junior class officers are Mary Lloyd Lynn, Secretary wards, Vice President; and Evans Hartman, Treasurer. Robin Council Rose Cranford Kathryn Davis Pamela Denton Dana Duke Rebecca Charlton Abby Cherry Tracey Coleman Ann Collett Robert Collins Mary Beth Dunn John Edwards Jane Erickson Garry Fair William Fitts Elise Fletcher jsan Gaddie Delores Ganaway Classes 47 David Garrett Jim Glover Gary Gober Andrew Granberry Sherd Hart Susan Heath Lula Henry Sharon Herron Cynthia Hoggard Tara Holland Charlene Hopkins David James Donna Jancarek Ritha Johnson James Kenton Lynn Lee Mary Lloyd Lynn Melinda Maness Alison Maynard Janet McClure Juniors 48 Classes James Merz Ann Miles Susan Morris Paul Murphy James Northern Penni Pennington Marcus Perkins Arow Pinkston Pamela Prather Charles Priddy Classes 49 Sandra Pry or Christy Rauchle Steve Robinson Theresa Scarborough Lawrence Shaw Martha Skinner Michelle Skinner 1 T fe - : H VzM r 1 B. lip HM Linda Smalley Crystal Spann 50 Classes MMM. ,m ttW.t! ,. .iBWfc. Debbie Thompson Jennifer Vaughn Sheila Wells Laurie Wilson Which Spangler resident forgot to pull his shade? We ' ll never tell! ' Jay Wood Rachel Wood Vivian Woods Classes 51 Mark Archer Kathy Baer Pamela Belch Stacy Boling Forda Bond Thaddeus Bonczar Valerie Booth Bonnie Breeden Deborah Bynum Kristin Climer Michelle Cook Sharon Cooper Susanna Corn Cheryl Cr Sophomore class officers are Kenny Leathers, President; Sally Doyle, Secretary; Tony Fitts, Vice Presi- dent; and Malea Davis, Treasurer. Sophomores 52 Classes Cynthia Craddock Patsy Crawford Sherry Crump Malea Davis Kelly Donahoe Marti Jo Dorris Sally Doyle Angela Eaton Kathy Faulkner Stacey Fisher Beth Foerster Robert Foerster Kimberly Gudmundson Paul Hare Anthony Harris Lyda Harris Elizabeth Hartman Lane Hartman Mary Hall Dana Hicks Julie Higginbottom Lisa Hildebrand Melissa Hill Felicia Hogg Woody Hunter Rachel Jackson k Classes 53 Shan Johnson Anita Kennedy Lisa Lautenbach Jeannie Lee Carlton Leist iaiji K pester Catherine Lott Phyllis Massengill Aayfflayo Kenneth McCt: Barry McKinney Mike McWherter James Nash Lisa Nolen Allison Morville Susan Puglf James Ramsey Patricia Reasons Deborah Roberts Calli Shelton Classes Sophomores Shelia Shelton Michael Smith Brenda Sneed Rhonda Spencer Lee Ann Stewart Eleanor Sullivan Kris Todd David Traeger Mary Tran Peter Tran Doris Turnage Amy Walters Jacqueline Williams Yvonne Williamson Katharine Woodward The crisp fall air entices students to try out the new SGA benches. Classes 55 Laura Acree Ben Adams Gary Albea Djuna Alexander Andrea Archer Stephanie Atkinson Daryl Barber Glenda Binkley Katherine Borkcom Tammy Brunell James Cookston Billy Davidson Paul Doran James Droke Charles Dyer Neal Edwards Terry Elliott Kathryn Evans ii Freshmen 58 Classes Freshman class officers are Patrick Mullins, Treasurer; Charles Dyer, President; Troy Ylitalo, Vice President; and Sharon Poat, Secretary. Lea Evans Allycin Fail Melvin Fowler Felecia Freeman Patty German Gregory Grantham Tom Gunn Phillip . Hampton Kimberly Hardin Randy Harrell Kim Hassell Franklin Hearn Samantha Henderson Barbara Henley Kriston Herron Classes 57 ■:. Jean Hixson Solomon Holley Peter Huffman Greg .Jackson Ross James Jo Kendrick Kendra Kerr Susan Laster Michelle Lee 3teck3Little Keith Lovett Clint Majors Matthew Malley Jill McCain Cynthia McNeeiy Jennifer Mickens Lisa Milan Margaret Mills Cindy Mitchell hmen Classes Masako Moriyama Obie Morris Patrick Mullins Teresa Nichols Barbara Oden it Pafford Pamela Parish Denise Perkins Paul Phillips Toni Phillips Sharon Poat Patricia Potter Allecia Powell Deangelo Ratliff Classes 59 Anita Ray Jena Reed Carol ReinhaM. Martha Rhea Brad Roberson Cynthia Schneider Shannon Seals Sandra Segner Christine Smith Lori Smith Judith Smyth Jeff Springer Billy Stephenson Lisa Stevens Tony Stinson Hideji Tanaka Tsuguhide Toma Margi e Tran Darold Turner James Vaughn Dana Voss Hideyasu Wada Donald Walker Jay Walker Freshmen 60 Classes Angela Ward Michelle Watlington Kevin Wheatley Kimberly Whipple Classes 61 A closer look into student life... 62 Student Life CHIMIN, Student Life 63 mm Touring Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas, Janet and Stacy are all smiles. After a planning session for Rush, some Phi Mus take a spin on the Oprytand carousel. ••• dlP lag  i fP  •£ • • .■■ •?-■ • £ •tS •• ! ••K  ••• ' -nil iisiUHllii if ii si iiiiiii! rKfEiiiliiiii 5l , l? Hlllin •;SlH Ullifpi !: ? II fill || Mtnitui rrrfffrFt vwtrj HI w Bridget, Alison, and Judy tempt Jaws. Lakeshore provides Jan, Mary and Barb an opportunity to combine fun with work as counselors. Student Life 65 ' iilili: jllllll: A New School Year Is a Time for Renewing A Michelle Fisher and Lee Tharp Trying to sort things out for the new school year, Jan Forsythe and Luanne Staub enjoy a break together. 66 Student Life Julie and Ed catch up on old news after being away ail summer. Dan shows Lisa how glad he is to see her again. Student Life 67 Our cafeteria workers dish up a little ole in the cafe. 68 Student Life ' ' ' ' ■■ . Lambuth students enjoy class on our beautiful campus. Work and Study Play Major Roles in College Life Ken Hooper is back to the old drawing board. ' It ' s a tough job, but somebody ' s gotta do it, says Mary Lloyd Lynn. Gaten, does your mother know where you are? Student Life 69 Beaus and belies at Kappa Alpha Old South week. Lambuth students clowning around in the chapel. 70 Student Life Leisure Time Stimulates Diverse Forms of Recreation... How ' s this for a student body? Anita Ray thinks it might be time for afternoon T ! Kathy Baer and Susan Pugh . . . We just didn ' t have a thing to wear! Student Life 71 elaxation Jazz Band and Kaleidoscope celebrate the end of a long hard tour. Don ' t you wish you could be three places at one time? The newest sport at Lambuth — couch wrestling! Student Life Anyone for a game of checkers? So this is what a cheerleader looks like without his uniform? Student Life 73 Match Names to Faces: Anne Bumette, Nancy Burnette, Becky Carter. Patsy Crawford, Dr. Gilmer. Bri irnev, Mrs Sean Reeder, Martha Skinner. Doris 74 Student Life Back Memories Dr. Bob Hazlewood, Mrs. Judy Hazlewood, Johnny Hopkins, Karaleigh Hunt, Donna Jancarek, Janet M. liams, and Tina Williams. Student Life 75 A closer look into sports... 76 Sports Sports 77 Team Play Leads Baseball Team to 20-16 Record ■ -■ - «. ; J , With nine lettermen returning, the 1983 baseball team finished its season with a record of 20 wins and 16 losses. Coach Russell credits the winning season to ex- cellent team play. We played together so well that it made a big difference. Players Stan Chandler and Jeff Fleming led the team in batting with a .356 average. Bruce Hayes was the Eagles ' most productive pitcher with a 3- 2 win-loss record. Also, Scott Patterson, who was named to the 1983 VSAC All-Conference team, composed the Lambuth outfield along with Chandler and Fleming which was said to be the best defensive outfield in the con- ference. The infield was also strong, and with most of the players returning for the 1984 season, Coach Russell expected to have im- proved defensive fielding and above-average pitching in 1984. Furthermore, the addition of sophomore third-baseman Tommy Shelton and the conversion of Jim Henderson to first base and Steve Shelton to catcher strengthen- ed the 1984 team. Jim Henderson tags a pitch for a hit. ■ ■ First Row: Mr. Jack L. Russell, Coach, Syd Freeman, Tony Mosier, Steve Shelton, Jeff Fleming, Kabo Raines, Ken Qeyer, Joey Lewis, Scott Petterson, Jim Hender- son, Tim Barlow, and Duncan DeMonbreun. Second Row: Tony Fitts, Jim Glover, Kris Todd, Stan Chandler, Lenny Sokaloski, Dan Rudder, Randy McCallon, Jeff Hall, Ricky Chambers and Bruce Hayes. 78 Sports Lambuth baseball team members congratulate each other on a well-played game. few ' %:- ' £ !; dtP w f ■iij ,g- ' .x - ah- Ken Geyer slides safely under the tag of opposing player at third base. 1983 Baseball Schedule MARCH 1 Yues. 3 Thurs. 7 Mon. 10 Thurs 11 Fri. 12 Sat 14 Mon 16 Wed 23 Wed 25 Fri. 26 Sat 28 Mon 29 Tues 30 Wed 31 Thurs APRIL Memphis State (DH) Southwestern (DH) Sewanee (DH) Montevallo Univ Montevallo Univ Montevallo Univ Rust (DH) LeMoyne-Owen (DH) Freed-Hardeman III Wesleyan (DH) Southwestern (DH) Rust (DH) Trevecca Rockford College (DH) Lakeland College (DH) 1 Fri. 2 Sat 4 Mon 5 Tues 8 Fri. 9 Sat 11 Mon 12 Tues 14 Thurs 16 Sat 20 Wed 21 Thurs 22 Fri. 23 Sat 26 Tues 28 Thurs Bethel Belmont C BC Sewanee (DH) Freed-Hardeman Memphis State (DH) Bethel LeMoyne-Owen (DH) David Lipscomb Freed-Hardeman Union Univ C BC Trevecca Belmont Union Univ David Lipscomb Scott Patterson rounds third base in an attempt to bring another run home. Sports 79 Competition Challenges Women ' s Tennis Team 1983 Tennis Schedule FEBRUARY 28 Monday Rust MARCH 3 Thursday Bethel 16 Wednesday CBC 18 Friday Rust 23 Wednesday Lipscomb 24 Thursday Union 26 Saturday Trevecca 29 Tuesday Freed-Hardeman APRIL 4 Monday Belmont 6 Wednesday Trevecca 7 Thursday CBC 9 Saturday Lipscomb 13 Wednesday Bethel 16 Saturday Belmont 18 Monday Freed-Hardeman 21 Thursday Union The women ' s tennis team showed ex- ceptional endurance and ability during its 1983 season. Led by top-seeded player Luanne Staub and Academic VSAC All-Conference player Tricia Smith, the team faced such tough op- ponents as Freed-Hardeman College, Onion University, and David Lipscomb College. With the addition of two new players, the 1984 team anticipated an exciting and successful season. 80 Sports From Left to Right: Coach Norma Ellis, Jeanna Mason, Donna Jancarek, Patricia Smith, Luann Staub, and Shan Johnston. tttttfflttt:v .v .v... Sally Carpenter is congratulated by her opponent after a good match. Sports 81 i .i 82 Sports With a great amount of intensity Phil Rieke follows through on a forehand shot. Jfc- ateJU « dK - Men ' s Tennis Team Posts Moderate Record The 1982-83 Lambuth men ' s tennis team posted a moderate record of two wins and sixteen losses. Throughout the year, the men ' s tennis team, led by top seeded player David Rudd, lost frustrating matches, while only beating Southwestern at Memphis twice. Ac- cording to coach Roscoe Williams, through most of the 1982-83 season the team was plagued by inconsistent play from most of its members. Nevertheless, three in- dividuals from the tennis team were able to participate in the Volunteer State Athletic Conference Tournament in April. Team members who did play in the VSAC Tourna- ment included David Rudd, Ricky Vaughn and Greg Tan- ner, all of whom played well, but were unable to par- ticipate past the second round of action. Determination drives Greg Tanner to return a difficult base line shot. David Rudd concentrates on returning a decisive backhand to his opponent. Sports 83 nETHOHOT 1983-84 LAMBUTH COLLEGE Men ' s Basketball Schedule Nov. 7 Mon. Alumni Game Home Nov. 12 Sat. Freed Hardeman Away 4 Nov. 19 Sat ' Freed Hardeman Homecoming | Nov. 21 Mon. Rust College Home Nov. 28-29 M Bicentennial Tournament Away Dec. 2 Fri. U. T. M. Away Dec. S Mon. North Alabama Home Dec. 10 Sat. North Alabama Away Jan. 12 Thur. •Christian Brothers Away Jan. 14 Sat. Trevecca; Home Jan. 16 Mon. Rust College Away Jan. 19 Thur. ' Bethel College Away Jan. 21 Sat. LeMoyne-Owen Away Jan 23 Mon. ' Union Away Jan. 26 Thur. ' Belmont Home Jan. 28 Sat. ' Bethel Home Jan. 30 Mon. ' David Lipscomb Away Feb. 2 Thur. ' Trevecca Away Feb. 4 Sat. Lane Away Feb. 6 Mon ' Belmont Away Feb. 9 Thur. Lane Home Feb. 11 Sat. ' David Lipscomb Home Feb. 13 Mon. ' Christian Brothers Home Feb. 16 Thur. ' Union Home Feb 25. 27, 29 VS. AC. Play-offs Mar. 3, 5. 7 NAIA Play-offs Mar 12-17 NAIA National Tournament (Kansas City) Senior Tom Scott drives the lane for two points against Freed-Hardeman. In an attempt to stop an alumnus, senior Sonny Poston commits a foul. In an effort to block a play by a University of Northern Alabama player, Tom Scott just misses the ball. 84 Sports Lambuth Eagles Suffer From Team Losses The season looked bright and hopeful for the 1983-84 Lambuth varsity basket- ball team, but injuries and team membership losses severely crippled its chances for a victorious year. With three returning seniors, seven returning lettermen, and four hopeful freshman standouts, Coach Bray felt that the team would rank high in the V.S.A.C. Conference standings. But such hopes were not to be realized. The 1983-84 Eagles were unable to muster a winning record even though a promising group of young men started practice in October. Freshman standout Neal Walker shoots over a Freed-Hardeman defender for two points. First Row: Sonny Poston, Clint Majors, Keith Lovett, Eddie Foster, Max Doak, Marc Moore, and James Kenton. Second Row: Dr. Charles Bray, Coach, Michael Smith, Jim Green, Tom Scott, Meguel Ratliff, Neal Walker, and John Edwards, Manager. Sports 85 Varsity Teams Show Endurance During a critical time out, Coach Charles Bray calls a new offensive play. Michael Smith easily penetrates the alumni defense. In preparation for the upcoming ' 83 ' 84 season, team members go head to head in a scrimmage. After attempting a difficult layup, Neal Walker watches for two points in the Homecoming game against Freed-Hardeman. 86 Sports During preseason practice, Lady Eagles hustle hard to create a championship team. Sports 87 First Row: Laura Acree, Athletic Trainer, Nancy Summers, Phyllis Massengill, Lola Williams, Jill McCain, Thresa Butler, and Jo Kendrick. Second Row: Crystall Spann, Manager, Vickie Brown, Tee Scarborough, Felicia Hogg, Susanna Corn, Kim Whipple, Connie McClain, and Coach Peggy Birmingham. New Basketball Coach Sparks Victorious Season Under the direction of Coach Peggy Birmingham, the 1983- 84 Lambuth Eaglettes paved the way to a championship team. New conditioning programs such as weight training, running, and aerobics were introduced during the team ' s preseason training to increase the team ' s ability, strength, and endurance during the season, according to Coach Birmingham. The Eaglettes hosted a grueling twenty-six game schedule, with its biggest win in a home game over the University of Tennessee at Martin, an N.C.A.A. Division I team. Concerning this victory Coach Birmingham replied, It was a great win for us. Martin is in the toughest division in the country and nobody gave us a chance. It was great for us because we really played a flawless game. With the leadership of team captain Connie McClain and player Vicki Brown, the Eaglettes ran an awesome no star offense, ranking them among one of the top V.S.A.C. teams in the conference in 1983-84. Coach Birmingham credited the whole team for, outstanding all-round team play, the true force behind our success this season. New coach Peggy Birmingham sparks the Eaglettes during a time out. 88 Sports Sophomore Felicia Hogg goes up for two points even though she is surrounded by oppos- ing Toppers. 1983-84 LAMBUTH COLLEGE Women ' s Basketball Nov 7 Mon. Blue-White Game Home 7:30 Jan. 17 Tues. U. T. Martin Home 7130 Nov 15 Tuea. Freed- Hardeman Away 7:30 Jan 19 Thur. Bethel College Away 6:00 Nov 18 Frl. Blue Mountain College Homecoming Jan 23 Mon Union University Away 6:00 7:30 Jan. 26 Thur Rust College Away 7:00 Nov. 22 Tuea. U. T. Martin Away 7:00 Jan 28 Sat Bethel College Home 6:00 Nov. 29 Tuea. Chriatian Brothers Away 6:00 Jan. 30 Mon. David Lipscomb Away 6:00 Dec. 1 Thur. Rust College Home 7:30 Feb. 4 Sat Lane College Away Dec. 3 Sat Freed- Hardeman Home 7:00 Feb. 6 Mon. Belmont College Away 6:00 Dec 5 Mon. North Alabama Home 6:00 Feb. 9 Thur. Lane College Home 6:00 Dec 8 Thur. ARC Tournament Home 6:00 Feb. 11 Sat David Lipscomb Home 6 00 Dec 9 Fri. ARC Tournament Home 6:00 Feb. 13 Mon. Christian Brothers Home 6 00 Dec. 10 Sat North Alabama Away Feb. 16 Thur. Union University Home 6:00 Jan. 12 Thur. Belmont College Home 7:30 Feb. 18, 20, 22 V SAC Play-offs Jan. 14 Sat Blue Mountain College Away 7:00 Feb. 24. 28. March 2 NAIA Play-offs Driving through the lane, junior Tee Scarbrough scores two points against the Toppers. As opposing team members look on, team captain Connie McClain drives the basket for an easy score. Sports 89 1983-84 Lambuth Cheerleaders Kneeling: Larry Shaw, Melanie Daniels (captains). Standing: Debbie Thompson, Sherri Burns, Susan Morris, Darold Turner, Melvin Fowler, Michael Neely, Kem Nace, Sharon Herron. Lambuth Cheerleaders Win Recognition We ' re going to the top and we can ' t be stopped! That was the spirit of the Eagles ' cheerleading squad this summer when members attended (J.C.A. cheerleading camp at Memphis State University. The squad competed with numerous schools such as N.C.S. Wolfpack, Ole Miss, and Alabama. The Lam- buth cheerleaders soared to the top to win three excellent and four superior ribbons for pyramids, cheers, and chants. Also received by the squad was the Spirit Award for outstanding spirit all week. While at camp new stunts and techniques were learned for the coming year. With the help of Joe Cornelius, sponsor for the first semester and Mrs. Elaine Alexander, sponsor for second semester, the cheerleaders promoted that good ole Lambuth spirit throughout the year. The Eagle relaxes while the cheerleaders are perched perilously overhead. 90 Sports r 1 Bp flfcy H Hft M WSm  - Jr Mr M x P b v | hi WW WL i J (mJ i [ 1 1|| L Trust is a large part of being cheerleader, as Debbie illustrates. The Eagle charms Rebecca and Shan. The 1983-84 Cheerleaders show off their winning style. Sports 91 d - • m - •_ ■• ■• ' ■%«, « % tk James Murphy swims for Kappa Alpha in intramurals. Members of AOPi and Phi Mu sororities compete in women ' s volleyball. The Sig Ep ' s go for a congratulatory high five during the flag foot ball game against the Harris D.l. ' s. 92 Sports Intramurals Offer Students Athletic Outlets The intramural program offers Lambuth students a wide and diverse variety of athletic outlets through competition between indepen- dent and Greek athletic teams. Team sports for the 19831984 year included flagball, volleyball, basketball and softball for men and Softball, volleyball, and basketball for women. In addition to team sports, the intramural pro- gram offered cross country and golf for men and tennis for women. One of the favorite sports sponsored by the intramural program is the swim meet held in the spring. The swim meet includes all women and men teams from participating organizations, with the men ' s teams com- peting against the women ' s teams. Truly, the intramural program offers students the opportunity to compete with other frater- nities and sororities and independent groups. It also offers all groups the chance to come together on the playing field and develop a sense of teamwork and achievement. Kappa Alpha Jim Merz blocks a spike from Sigma Phi Epsilon ' s Jim Glover. Sports 93 Spectators watch the intramural basketball game between Sig Ep and KA. Observers look on from the bleachers to watch intramural swimming. Lisa Ogle serves the volleyball for the Dl team. 94 Sports Sig Ep Troy Ylitalo blocks a shot by KA Jeff Springer. Competition Dominates Intramurals The Dl girls ' intramural team huddles for a time out. Troy and Jeff reach for the goal! Sports 95 A closer look into special events... 96 Special Events Special Events 97 The sounds of Freedom made homecoming celebrants want to dance. Varied Festivities Mark Homecoming Weekend Everyone was psyched as Lambuth prepared for homecoming festivities, November 18 and 19. This year ' s schedule of events included a parade through Jackson, a cookout on the front lawn of Jones Hall, and Lady Eagles playing Blue Mountain College Friday night. On Saturday, the highlights were the presentation of the homecoming queen and her court, the Eagles rivaling Freed Hardeman College, and a dance sponsored by the Student Government Association. Special alumni events included a dance and midnight breakfast at the Jackson Golf and Country Club. Susanna Corn makes a winning shot for the Lady Eagles. 98 Special Events ■ , 9  IsKNi j % ' ft I 1l I3a Enthusiastic students show their smiling faces at the cookout on Jones Lawn. Allicia Powell goes all out for Button Day. Jennifer Mickens, Charlie Hughes, and Teresa Nichols display their homecom- ing spirit. Lambuth cheerleaders pep up Casey Jones Village after the parade. Are you laughing at my hat? Now here ' s a real Texan at heart! Who rolled Rayla?? Loyal Lambuth fans gather to cheer on the Eagles. Special Events 99 Emcee Dalton Eddleman enlivens the crowd during All Sing. All of the sororities show their Panhellenic spirit at All Sing. Sig Eps hit the beach scene singing their own rendition of Get Around. For the first time in All Sing, faculty and staff members join together in one voice. The saints go marching in! 100 Special Events All Sing Strikes a Happy Note The men of the Kappa Alpha Order ring out sweet renditions of classical barbershop music to win first place in the men ' s division. The traditional Lambuth College All Sing was held in the college Athletic Center Sun- day, February 13. In the past All Sing has been a Greek event with competition among the Panhellenic sororities and fraternities on campus. This year the event became all- campus with one non-Greek group, the Black Student Union, participating. Divisions for the competition were all male choirs, all female choirs, mixed choirs, and an over-all award for the best competitor. The Emcee for the event was Mr. Dalton Eddleman, Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama. Special entertainment was by the newly organized faculty choir. During All Sing, members of the Phi Mu Fraternity give a resounding performance to win first place in the women ' s division. Excited Sigma Kappas rejoice after winning Best Overall Competitor. Special Events 101 The Lambuth Jazz Band gives a stunning performance under the direction of Richard Brown. Ken McCullar gets a hug from Miss Lambuth, Rayla Bridges. Lambuth Clowns entertain a group of onlookers. The Lambuth cheerleaders show their stuff. 102 Special Events Lambuth Day at the Mall Features Campus Talents Balloons, cheerleading demonstrations and clowns spreading the gospel message was all part of the fun on Saturday, October 29 at Lambuth Day at the Mall. From 1-4 p.m. Lambuth staff, faculty and students entertained and answered questions about college programs as part of the annual event at Old Hickory Mall. Featured on alternate half hours were Kaleidoscope, Lambuth ' s select vocal group under the direction of music instructor Mar- cia Mittelstadt, and the Lambuth Jazz Band, led by Dick Brown, music instructor. The ten member Lambuth Col- lege Cheerleading Squad performed and the Lambuth College Clown Ministry told its moral stories through pantomime. Japanese student Hideji Tanaka gives Lambuth balloons to awaiting youngsters. A tiny tot rests on the lap of our eagle mascot Darla Davis. Could this be a future Lambuthite? Kaleidoscope gives up a fun-loving show that everyone enjoys. Special Events 103 Kaleidoscope heralds the Christmas season with traditional costumes. Musical Events Herald The 1983 Christmas season was highlighted with a series of attractions sponsored by the Music Department. On December 6 the Concert Band and Concert Choir joined to present a Christmas con- cert under the direction of Richard Brown and Marcia Mittelstadt with arrangements of everything from nursery rhymes to Christmas tunes. Concluding the program was Robert Shaw ' s The Many Moods of Christmas Suite Three, a joint medley of well-known Christmas songs performed by the Concert Band and Choir. Also in December was the annual Madrigal Feaste with early Renaissance and ba- roque Christmas music performed by the sixteen-member Kaleidoscope. Com- plementing the performance was an authentic Elizabethan dinner. An elaborate sixteenth-century setting and traditional costumes added a touch of elegance to the evening ' s events. The Christmas season came to a close with the annual Christmas Candlelight Ser- vice on December 11. The program featured the newly-formed Choral Society of about fifty voices. This traditional ser- vice was adapted from a service introduced at King ' s College in Cambridge, England in the 14th century and uses the old and new testaments and music to tell the story of the birth of Christ. The Concert Band performs for the annual Christmas Concert under the direction of Richard Brown. 104 Special Events Yule Season Marcia Mittelstadt leads the Concert Choir in the Christmas concert. The highlight of the Christmas season, the Candlelight Service, is an inspiring occasion. The Madrigal Feaste concludes with a splendid performance of baroque Christmas music. Special Events 105 Designer ' s Showcase Transforms Epworth Hall Basement Into Magical Playground Larry Ray, Professor of Interior Design, and his senior design students put their imaginations to work last spring and transformed the basement of Epworth Hall into a child ' s dreamworld. They fashioned nine children ' s rooms, or environments, each student being given a theme around which to design a special environment in each room. The showhouse demonstrated that little girls can have lunch with the Mad Hatter or spend the night in a Victorian dollhouse while their brothers float through the clouds in a hot air balloon or save the stagecoach from wild Indians without ever leaving their room, ... ah environment. Larry Ray and one of his design students put the finishing touches on the en- trance to the world of magical playgrounds. This room depicts a teenager ' s haven. Baby will rest peacefully in this beautiful nursery. 106 Special Events Theater of the Absurd Comes to Lambuth Theater Lee Tharp and Richard Peeples are waiting for Godot. Pozzo, played by Joey Tate, shows his style of sitting down. In this scene, Rayla is as stubborn as a mule. Samuel Beckett ' s Waiting for Godot, a presentation in the theater of the absurd, was Lambuth Theater ' s third production of the 1982-83 season. Directed by Dalton Eddleman, Godot is a very unusual play which in style of presentation combines the enjoyable theatrics of ancient mime, vaudevillian antics, keystone kops ' capers, and the Marx Brothers ' vocal and visual monkeyshines. The tragicomedy in two acts is a dirge of hope deceived and de- ferred but never extinguished. It is filled with tenderness and a type of literary comic beauty and pain. Gogo and Didi guide a blind Pozzo. Special Events 107 44 Glass Menagerie Concludes ' 82- ' 83 Theater Season Laura ' s glass menagerie sets the tone for the opening act of The Glass Menagerie. Because of Tom Winfield ' s irresponsibility, Tom (Richard Peeples), Amanda Winfield (Jean Jones), and Jim O ' Conner (Joey Tate) must dine by candlelight. Lambuth Theater ' s final production for the 1982-83 school year proved to be a drama of tenderness, pathos, and beauty. Directed by Jesse Byrum, The Glass Menagerie by the late Tennessee Williams is one of the most famous dramas of the modern theater. This play, thought by many to be an autobiography, is set in a dingy St. Louis apartment where the tragic remains of Southern gentility live in poverty. After reprimanding his mother, Tom tries to console Amanda. Laura Winfield (Michelle Hughes) is reluctant to blow out a candle that would erase her from Tom ' s mind. 108 Special Events i I Whose Life Is It Anyway? Provokes Discussion Lambuth Theater ' s ' 83 ' 84 winter production was Brian Clark ' s play Whose Life Is It Anyway? The plot of the play focuses on patient Claire Harrison (Penni Pennington), who was a successful sculptor before injuries sustained in an automobile accident left her paralyzed, clinging to life only by her life support system. In the play she fights the courts for her right to die. Struggling to save her life is Dr. Michael Emerson (Russell Moody). Margaret Hill, Claire ' s attorney (Carol Rinehart) defends her right to die. A rather innovative feature of the Lambuth Theater marked this par- ticular production. After the final performance of the play, members of a forum of five local professionals, including Dr. Russell Mclntire, who served as moderator, expressed their views and answered ques- tions from the audience on the right to die. Dr. Michael Emerson (Russell Moody) and Dr. David Scott (Robert Barnes) discuss the issue to increase or decrease medication for Claire Harrison (Penni Pennington). Unable to feed herself because of a crippling automobile accident, Claire Harrison (Penni Pennington) is assisted by her nurse (Rayla Bridges). A hub of activity surrounds Claire Harrison (Penni Pennington) during the trial for her right to die. Special Events 109 44 Anything Goes Opens Lambuth Theater ' s Season Cole Porter ' s musical Anything Goes kicked off Lam- buth ' s 1983-84 theater season. Written in 1935, it is the tale of two couples aboard an ocean liner, along with gangsters, molls, and a proper Englishment. Cole Porter ' s hummable score includes I Get a Kick Out of You, ' the title song, Let ' s Misbehave and Blow, Gabriel, Blow. Jesse Byrum directed the production, with Pat Brown and Gaylon Colbert as choreographers. Mrs. Ruth Mulroy served as music director, with accompaniment on piano by Dr. Jo Fleming, professor of music, and Betty Lewis Sheppard, Jackson pianist. Anne Burnette and Troy Ylitalo are united as Hope and Billy. Julie Caldwell charms Paul Mulroy in Reno Sweeney. Cheek to cheek, Mooney and Bonnie keep an eye out for cops. 1 10 Special Events Anything Goes with Reno ' s angels. Well, if Babie I ' m the bottom, you ' re the top! Nobody knows the troubles we ' ve seen! Bon Voyage! Special Events 1 1 1 Black Student Union Sponsors Talent Pageant Using as its theme, Look At Me Now, the Black Student Gnion spon- sored a talent pageant last January in the Colonial Room of the College Gnion. Claire Ford of Memphis, who was Miss Black America of 1977 and Miss Black Memphis of 1976, narrated the pageant. Anthony Harris, Black Stu- dent Gnion President and pageant chairman, stressed that this was the first time a talent pageant sponsored by the BSG had been held at Lambuth. Forda Bond was named Lambuth ' s Miss Black Student Gnion. Forda, a biology major, enjoys traveling, modeling, swimming, and dancing. First runner-up was freshman Angela Ward. Second runner-up was Anita Ken- nedy, a sophomore. Other contestants were Nina Rhodes, Felecia Freeman, and Djuna Alexander. Miss Bond will represent the BSG in various college activities this year, namely, the Miss Lambuth Pageant to be held in late February.  M f 4 r Forda dances her way into the hearts of the judges. Forda Bond walks the ramp as this year ' s Miss BSCJ. Miss Bond stands between alternates Angela Ward and Anita Kennedy. 112 Special Events Lambuth Events Unite Campus and Community Grace Pugh entertains students, parents, and guests at Coffeehouse during Parents ' Weekend. Dr. Gilmer and Dr. Wilder, President Emeritus, pose with Mrs. Evasue Johnston Carney at the dedication and naming ceremony of Carney- Johnston Hall at Homecoming Weekend. A panel composed of Rev. Davis, Dr. Whitehead, Dr. Mayo, and Rev. Joe Gipson, pastor of Simpson-Hamline United Methodist Church in Washington, DC, enlighten the audience during FOCUS on the issue of racism. Special Events 113 A closer look into organizations... 114 Organizations 1 m Organizations 115 SGA and Dorm Councils Provide an Opportunity for Leadership HARRIS DORM COUNCIL First Row: Jay Walker, Garry Fair, Larry Shaw, and Tony Harris. Second Row: Troy Ylitalo, Anne Snelson (Dorm Hostess), and David Blurton. Third Row: Lloyd Doyle, David Garrett, and Woody Hunter. SPANGLER DORM COUNCIL Left to Right: Mark Archer, Jeff Kinzer, Hugh Archer, Randy McCallon, Jean Jones (Dorm Hostess), Jeff Hall, Jim Glover, Eddie Laster, and Andy Granberry. _. .- • ! •- • -+ 1 % STUDENT GOVERNMENT First Row: Barbara Johnston, Lesa Baumer, Janet McClure, Sharon Poat, Lee Tharp, Christy Rauchle, and Penni Pen- nington. Second Row: James Ramsey, James Cooksey, John Edwards, Michelle Fisher, Charles Dyer, Paul Murphy, Mary Beth Dunn, Robert Allen, Melanie Daniel, Lynn Lee, John Lit- Kenny Leathers listens intently at the SGA meeting. 116 Organizations ' •i ' . f - : •: ■■- ASSOCIATION tie, Troy Ylitalo, Malea Davis, Patrick Mullins, Garry Fair, Rev. Sara Phillips, and Rev. Ed Phillips. Third Row: Judy French, Jim Merz, Becky Carter, Mike Norman (President), Debbie Thompson, Thad Bonczar, and Carlton Leist. Mike Norman reports to the Student Government Association The Student Government Association of Lambuth College offers students the experience of self-government as well as an opportunity to participate in various activities throughout the year. It encourages the dorm councils to participate more actively in the self-government of the dorms themselves. The 1983-1984 school year was the first year that the dorm councils were able to bring action against dorm residents who violated certain rules. It was also the first year in which the Student Government Association took a more active role in encouraging other campus groups to take part in governing the student body. This year the Student Government Association sponsored several dances, the Miss Lambuth Pageant, and the David Meece Concert. CARNEY-JOHNSTON DORM COUNCIL First Row: Kathryn Anne Barker. Barbara Johnston, Bridget McKamey, Amy Leath, Tracey Coleman, Penni Pennington, and Lee Tharp Second Row: Dana Hicks, Mary Lloyd Lynn, Tina Williams. Martha Hargett (Dorm Hostess), Allison Morville, Christy Rauchle. and Pam Denton. SPRAGGE DORM COUNCIL First Row: Sandra Pryor, Angie Eaton, Lisa Milan, and Ritha Johnson. Second Row: Jackie Williams, Lyda Harris, Susan Heath, Samantha Henderson, Felicia Hogg, and Sheila Shelton. Third Row: Stephanie Atkinson, Angela Ward, Doris Turnage, and Nina Rhodes. Organizations 117 Honor Societies and Special Interest Clubs Honor societies at Lambuth offer students opportunities for recognition and activities in areas outside the classroom. Gamma Beta Phi, a national service leadership organization, once again sponsored the campus blood drives in addition to holding a clean-up session at Lambuth ' s Children Center. Omicron Phi Tau, Lambuth ' s local scholastic honor fraternity, welcomed their new junior and senior initiates at the annual spring banquet. In addition, this year ' s members worked hard to revise the constitution of Omicron Phi Tau. The Lambuth chapter of the National French Honor Society, Pi Delta Phi, continued to recognize excellence in the study of French language and literature. Also, Phi Alpha Theta, a group based on excellence in the study of history, encouraged research and exchange of thought in history through field trips, such as outings to Shiloh Military Park and to Memphis to see Egyptian artifacts, and through various speakers. PHI ALPHA THETA First Row: Glenn Ward, Lee Tharp, Jackie Lucas, Ann Collett, and Kevin Con- rad. Second Row: Andrew Granberry, Randy McCallon, Billy Yelverton, and Mr. Robert Mathis. JUJJUUI PI DELTA PHI From Left to Right: Nori Sullivan, Mrs. Huguette Craft, Robert Barnes, and Mr. Tom Johns. GAMMA BETA PHI First Row: Garry Fair, Tina Williams, Dr. Patricia Handy, Ann Ewing, Mary Beth Dunn, and Janet McClure. Second Row: Emelia Presley, Jackie Lucas, Holly Holland, Melin- da Keller, Linda Lacey, Becky Carter, Elise Fletcher, Anne Burnette, Carolyn Sturdi- vant, and Christie Rauchle. Third Row: Judy French, Tracey Coleman, Abby Cherry, Cynthia Hoggard, Wendy Hopper, Margaret Luciuc, Jan Matthews, Nancy Burnette, Mike Norman, and Penni Pennington. Fourth Row: Ann Collett, Lee Tharp, Arthur Wheeler, Donna Jancarek, Martha Skinner, Angela Mills, Carol Wheatley, and Stacey Woge. i OMICRON PHI TAU First Row: Mike Norman and Jan Matthews. Second Row: Judy French, Wendy Hopper, and Mrs. Grace Whetstone. Third Row: Anne Burnette, Margaret Lucius, Dr. Wood Whetstone, and Dr. Brady Whitehead. Fourth Row: Lloyd Doyle, Mike Lavender, and Holly Holland. 118 Organizations Offer Variety to Students Several special interest clubs on the Lambuth campus deserve recognition. The Advocate Club is composed of those students planning a career in the legal field. The group sponsored trips to law schools, guest speakers, and information and assistance to its members applying to law school. The American Chemical Socie- ty, Lambuth ' s pre-professional organization for biology and chemistry majors, sponsored monthly activities, such as field trips, speakers, and films, designed to make students aware of the varied opportunities in their fields. In addition, the Biology Club, which was newly organized this year, planned functions to increase student interest in biology. The group had a busy first year which included such activities as an organizational picnic for students and pro- fessors, a speaker on plant life in South America, and a campus-wide CPR class. ADVOCATE CLUB From Left to Right: Mike Norman, Dr. Dwight Tays, Christie Rauchle, Mike McWherter, Jim Glover, and Billy Yelverton. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY From Left to Right: Lynn Willingham, Malea Davis, Beth Brewer, Dr. George Edwards, Carol Wheatley, Dr. David Hawkes, Tony Fitts, Angela Mills, and Margaret Lucius. BIOLOGY CLUB First Row: Carolyn Sturdivant, Linda Smalley, Angela Mills, Margaret Lucius, and Peter Tran. Second Row: Garry Fair, Carol Wheatley, and Tony Fitts. Organizations 119 Black Student Union Has a Successful Year The 1983-84 year was one of varied activities for members of the Black Student Union. A BSO spon- sored talent show and fashion show started the year off with tremendous impact. After winning the pumpkin-carving contest at Halloween, BS(J members and others dressed up for a Halloween Costume dance. Later in the year, the Onion also sponsored a Before-Exam Jam for a final fling before exam week. The highlight of the busy year was the Miss BS(J Pageant, emceed by Claire Ford, Miss Black America 1977.  Doris Turnage, Tony Harris, and Garry Fair show their Lambuth spirit at the homecoming parade. BLACK STUDENT UNION First Row: Kristin Herron, Angela Ward, Mary Higgins, Anita Kennedy, Cheryl Cross, Mary Hall, and Nina Rhodes. Second Row: Lisa Milan, Felecia Freeman, Sandra Pryor, Jennifer Mickens, Carmel Montgomery, Crystal Spann, Rickey Cheeks, Brenda Sneed, Prudence Thomas, Delores Ganaway, Derotha Hunt, Melvin Fowler, Patrice Gregory, Ritha Johnson, Jackie Williams, Rhonda Spencer, Sheila Shelton, and An- thony Harris (President). Third Row: Marcus Perkins, Doris Turnage, Marvin Bond, and Djuana Alexander. 120 Organizations Campus Congregation Serves Campus Needs With the help of Ed and Sara Phillips, ministers to the college, the Campus Congregation plans worship services for Lambuth students. In addi- tion, student committees, elected by the Cam- pus Congregation plan special activities such as cookouts, hayrides, and weekly communion services. The Campus Clown Ministry, formerly spon- sored by the Campus Congregation, provides a unique worship experience. The clown can be traced to the medieval church in the case of the court jester or holy fool , who called attention to specific parts of scripture. Clowns, by tradi- tion, do not speak but use mime instead. Cur- rently, the use of clowns in worship is regaining its original medieval appeal. The Campus Clown Ministry helps us laugh at ourselves and accept others regardless of their faults. CAMPGS CONGREGATION COUNCIL First Row: Anne Burnette, Sheila Wells, Garry Fair, Debbie Thompson, Kevin Conrad, Michelle Fisher, and Beth Gaddie. Second Row: Mike Norman, David Garrett, Kathryn Evans, Cindy Schneider, and Sara Phillips. David Garrett coaches his clown troupe. Clown Sherry Crump entertains youngsters at Lambuth Day at the Mall. Organizations 121 Coffeehouse Papers and the Vision Spark Creativity The Coffeehouse Papers, edited by Anne Bugel, provided an outlet for the creative talents of students and faculty. Published twice a year, the papers included in its pages short stories, plays, poetry, and pen-and-ink drawings. The Vision under the supervision of editor Jackie Lucas, continued to provide a forum for student information and expression. In ad- dition to the regular columns, The Vision, which is published monthly, featured articles by school officials, faculty and students ex- pressing views on various campus issues. COFFEEHOUSE PAPERS STAFF From Left to Right: Ken Hooper, Dr. Patricia Handy (advisor), Ann Ewing, Kenny Patton, and Ann Bugel (editor). 122 Organizations THE VISION STAFF From Left to Right: Dr. Delbert Hurst (advisor), Emelia Presley, Katherine Fletcher, Lloyd Doyle, Jackie Lucas (editor), Dawn Claiborne, Terry Spencer, and Billy Yelverton. Holly Holland confers with Dr. Hazlewood, advisor to Lantern, while Tracey Col- eman, Janet McClure, and Dawn Claiborne enjoy one of Tim Thornton ' s pieces of art. Lantern Takes a Closer Look Using as its theme Take a Closer Look , the 1983-84 Lantern staff attempted to capture in pictures and text the various facets of the Lambuth experience. The year started with excitement as plans for the new yearbook began to unfold. Organization was the keynote of the mo- ment as staff assignments were made. The highlight of the preliminary planning was Janet ' s trip to Dallas, Texas, home of our printer, Taylor Publishing Company. There Janet spent hours with the art consultant making specific plans for the overall design of the 1983-84 yearbook. Upon Janet ' s return, the staff wholeheartedly ap- plied itself to the task at hand. With the opening of school in the fall, the staff ' s sus- tained interest ensured another successful yearbook. Janet McClure, editor, discusses the theme of the Lantern with the art consultant in Dallas. The Lantern staff received a surprise visitor at its annual Christmas dinner party in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Bob Hazlewood. Organizations 123 BUSINESS CLUB First Row: Ann Collett, Linda Lacey, Martha Skinner, Kenny Patton, Tina Williams, Dawn Claiborne, John Giffin, and Marvin Bond. Second Row: Mrs. Leslie Jensen (Adviser), Kathryn Anne Barker, LuAnn Staub, Elise Fletcher, Alison Maynard, and Cynthia Utley. Third Row: Deirdre Beard, Sandy Stephenson, Tricia Smith, Charlene Hopkins, Allison Norville, and Melissa Hill. Fourth Row: Lesa Baumer, Jeff Wamble, Suzan- na Corn, Hideji Tanaka, Eddie Foster, Patsy Reasons, Derotha Hunt, and Dr. Barney Raffield. CAREERS CLUB First Row: Kathryn Anne Barker, Melissa Smith, Sandra Taylor, Kim Blackwell, and Vivian Woods. Second Row: Mary Lloyd Lynn, Sherri Hart, Amy Leath, Regina Herron, Melinda Maness, Mae Beth Steele, Tricia Smith, Mrs. June Creasy (Adviser), and Mrs. Nell Cobb (Adviser). 124 Organizations Student Organizations Promote Leadership STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION First Row: Tim Jones, Pam Denton, and Wendy Hopper. Second Row: Randy McCallon, Mrs. Evelyn Whybrew (Adviser), Jan Forsythe, Lyda Harris, Abby Cherry, Jennifer Vaughn, Dana Duke, Beth Kolwyck, and Kathy Faulkner. The Ruth Marr Chapter of the Student Na- tional Education Association is composed of students interested in becoming teachers. The Commuter Student Caucus provides fellowship and leadership for commuters by pro- moting a better understanding between com- muter students and those who live on campus. The Careers Club attempts to further interest in career fields, enlarges upon the learning ex- periences of the classroom, and helps prepare each member to develop personal qualities for career choice. The Business Club is opened to all declared business majors or those non-majors with a strong background in business. Professional businessmen and businesswomen are invited to speak at the monthly meetings. The Lambuth Society of Interior Designers is open to both interior design majors and in- terested students. Each year the group designs a showcase for the Jackson Community. COMMUTER STUDENT CAUCUS Left to Right: Robert Allen, Greg Tanner, Tripp Teer, Glenn Ward, Jay Vaughn, Thaddeus Bonczar, James Cooksey, Solomon Holley, John Little, and Cindy Wise. LAMBUTH SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGN Left to Right: Michelle Skinner, Sherri Shutt, Melinda Maness, Mary Ann Raines, Bridget McKamey, Becky Carter, and Cynthia Gtley. Organizations 125 Jazz Band and Kaleidoscope Enhance Public Relations for Lambuth College The Jazz Band and Kaleidoscope, with ap- proximately forty appearances each year, provide for its members the opportunity for experience in performance. In addition, these performing groups have become a recruiting tool for the admissions office through perfor- mances at High School Day. The two groups attract various types of audiences through the different concerts each group presents. For example, Kaleidoscope sings throughout the year at clubs, churches, and schools. One highlight of the year is the annual Madrigal Feaste. The Jazz Band performs a variety of Big Band music in jazz and popular styles at ball games, high school assemblies, and other Lambuth functions. Not only does the Jazz Band and Kaleidoscope support the talented with an outlet to perform but they also serve as entertainment for the community. Frank Prichard, Charles Priddy, and Paul Murphy trumpet tunes in a Jazz Band performance. 126 Organizations KALEIDOSCOPE First Row: Neil Sharpe, Ken Hooper, Susan Larson, and Joe McLeary. Second Row: Marcia Mittelstadt, Anne Burnette, Libby Brown, Ede Harrison, Charlie Hughes, Michelle Fisher, Grace Pugh, Christy Rauchle, and Steve Bishop. Third Row: Mike Nor- man, Neal Edwards, Holly Holland, Chip Jackson, Terry Spencer, Ken Stewart, Lynn Lee, and Ed Johnson. JAZZ BAND First Row: Joe McLeary, Grace Pugh, Ken Hooper, and Neil Sharpe. Second Row: Eric Williams, Jay Vaughn, Janet McClure, Garrett Rittenberry, and Johnny Hopkins. Third Row: Anne Burnette, Chip Jackson, Terry Spencer, Willi e Fraser, and Glenn Ward. Fourth Row: Dick Brown, Randy Wilson, Charles Priddy, Paul Murphy, Margaret Mills, James Murphy and Alan Couch. Jazz Band soloist Anne Burnette sings her way into people ' s hearts. «L The ladies of Kaleidoscope rehearse their moves in the band room. Jazz Band tour is a time for closeness, togetherness, fun Organizations 127 Panhellenic and Intrafraternity Councils The Panhellenic and Intrafraternity Councils are groups whose central function is to set the goals and standards of Greek life at Lam- buth. Through cooperation and in- terdependence these two groups work to pro- vide a healthy social and academic atmosphere. Special activities of the Panhellenic and In- trafraternity Councils in 1983-84 included Greek Rush and Campus All-Sing to raise money for a selected charity, and the Stu- dent Bodies , a calendar of the best-looking men on campus, produced by the Panhellenic Council. Lynn Shaw, 1982-83 Panhellenic president, installs this year ' s Panhellenic Officers: Sherri Parlow, treasurer; Robbin Lau, secretary; Karaleigh Hunt, vice-president; and Anne Burnette, president. Panhellenic Council members review the calendar. Seated: Donna Jancarek, Karaleigh Hunt, Anne Burnette, Tracey Coleman, and Judy French. Standing: Sara Phillips, Amy Leath, Kern Nace, Stacey Boling, Gay Carole Lester, and Ann Collett. 128 Organizations Set Standards for Greek Life The Kappa Sigs celebrate intrafraternity rush with a traditional flagpole. INTRAFRATERNITY COUNCIL First Row: Arthur Wheeler and Jim Glover. Second Row: Frank Horton, Jeff Wamble (president), and Steve Ormerod. Third Row: Tony Fitts, Jim Merz, and Kenny Leathers. Organizations 129 Karaleigh Hunt President Donna Jancarek Mem bership Chairman Dawn Claiborne Secretary Patsy Crawford Quill Chairman Stacy Boling Scholarship Chairman Nori Sullivan Pledge Trainer Alpha Xi Delta ALPHA XI DELTA -■ m liH ji mjm ' it ' 4 A if 1 V ' Jj EL 5 [J : : ' P. J. Parish Kathy Hartfiel Sandra Segner 130 Organizations Alpha Xi Delta Completes Its 26th Year Christmas is a time for togetherness as these Alpha Xi ' s reveal. The Alpha Xi Delta family poses at its winter pledge formal. 1 ft a m - T W-1 ' M ™ V 0 m f L ■ fV i f w : • . ! - J ;: :: mm I ••• %. W k .%, .-« ' I ' I?! Gamma lota Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta began its twenty-sixth year on the Lambuth campus with a redecorated room, lots of Xi love, and great plans for the year. Members were involved in various aspects of campus life, from school publications to national honor societies, and school sports. The first pledge formal, Halloween and Christmas parties were just a few of the fall ac- tivities. Graduating seniors were honored at a spring banquet. Several fund raisers were held for the sorority s national philan- thropy, the American Lung Association. Times spent with sisters are fun times. Organizations 131 Jan Forsythe Vice President Kathryn Anne Barker President Mary Beth Dunn Assistant Pledge Trainer Gay Carole Lester Ann Ewing Rachel Jackson Jeannie Lee Sherri Hart Kern Nace Barbara Johnston Panhellenic Delegate Chapter Relations Treasurer Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Scholarship Fraternity Education Melanie Daniel Toni Banks Robbin Lau Sara Newport Lemons Kim Blackwell Ann Howard Miles Kristin Climer ASIpSrfA ©ueats w m Luanne Staub Carolyn Sturdivant Kelley Bachman Arow Pinkston Michelle Cook Kim Belch Christy Rauchle Ede Harrison Lane Hartman Lisa Lautenbach Katherine Woodward Dale Bradley Lea Helen Evans Allycin Fail Kim Hardin Samantha Henderson Susan Laster Barbara Oden Anita Ray Jena Reed Diana Voss 132 Organizations AOPIs Sponsor Varied Activities AOPIs bash Bahama style! Pledges Dale Bradley and Lea Helen Evans rush with bids in hand through the cattle run. A group of happy AOPIs participate in Greek Day at Opryland. The ladies of Alpha Omicron Pi Fraternity began the school year with a very successful formal rush. Later in open rush six new pledges accepted bids. Activities for the year included the annual Bahama Bash held to raise money for the spring formal, the Rose Ball, and a car wash to raise money for the sorority ' s na- tional philanthropy, the Arthritis Foundation. Organizations 133 Martha Skinner Treasurer Judy French President Elise Fletcher Vice President Ann Collett Tracey Coleman Bridget McKamey Alison Maynard Susan Heath Anne Burnette Janet McClure Panhellenic Membership Recording Provisional Membership Corresponding Panhellenic Ethics Delegate Director Secretary Director Secretary Officer Chairman Anne Bugel Becky Carter Holly Holland Wendy Hopper Melinda Keller Margaret Lucius Marsha Morris Kelly Brown Linda Smalley | e -5% Libby Brown Kathy Baer w% i mm ifliKiVOTSSOSl mmm Abby Cherry Pam Denton Sally Doyle Lyda Harris Allison Norville Susan Pugh Deborah Roberts Amy Walters Laura Acree Stephanie Atkinson Patti German Carol Finley Chapter Advisor Carol Reinhart Dr. Annie Lou Smith Financial Advisor Shannon Seals Beth Kolwyck Alumna Member Judy Smyth Michelle Watlington 134 Organizations Phi Mu Fraternity Plays an Active Role — Phi Mus gather at their favorite haunt. The Kappa Nu Chapter of PHI MG FRATERNITY ex- perienced a rewarding 1983-84 year. After working hard for a successful fall rush, chapter members involved themselves in numerous campus activities. The chapter received special recognition this year for its homecoming float and the completion of its one thousand dollar pledge to Lambuth ' s Sesquicentennial Fund Campaign. Also, throughout the year Kappa Nu continued to support its philanthropies — Youthtown of Jackson and Project Hope — by various projects such as parties, a dance, and fund- raising campaigns. At the homecoming luncheon Judy French, president, proudly an- nounces the fraternity ' s completion of its pledge. Newly elected officers are announced at the Valentine Dance. Organizations 135 Tricia Smith President Sandy Cupples 1st Vice President Mary Lloyd Lynn 2nd Vice President Melissa Smith 3rd Vice President Amy Leath Panhellenic Officer Angela Mills Treasurer Mae Beth Steele Recording Secretary Lynn Lee Registrar Nancy Burnette Corresponding Secretary Lesa Baumer Carolyn BuIIp Rayla Bridges ¥ y . m Malea Davis Carol Yates Angie Buckley §mmA kappa ■• i us — Bessie McDaniel Sandy Stephenson Sharon Cooper Kathy Faulkner Stacey Fisher Kim Gudmundson ■■ - Andrea Archer Cathy Chambers Nancy Dew Kathryn Evans Kendra Kerr Cindy Mitchell Martha Rhea Cindy Schneider 136 Organizations Sigma Kappa Makes Quota in Rush Sigma Kappa Sorority began the ' 83 school year with a very successful rush, having picked up quota. Afterwards, the members had a swim party for their new pledges. The ladies supported their philanthropy, gerontology, with visits to nursing homes. Other events during the year included dorm bake sales, a February chili supper, the annual Christmas bazaar, and a raffle. EK pledges show looks of happiness on bid day! EKs enjoy a night out! By the looks on these faces, there must have been something nice in those packages! The EKs are just monkeying around again! Organizations 137 Kappa Alpha Contributes to Campus Life Kappa Alpha Order had a banner year of success and achievement. During rush, the KAs gained sixteen new members. Later the organization spon- sored two Muscular Dystrophy projects which proved to be highly successful. In October the first Kappa Alpha Mud Bowl Classic was held at the Old Coun- try Store featuring the Sigma Alpha Ep- silon fraternity from Union University. Once again Kappa Alpha continued its tradition of campus leadership by plac- ing five members in executive positions of the Student Government Associa- tion, including vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. .. 3 S 7% ' . M KAs are just having some good, clean fun at the mud football game against the SAEs of Union. KA SWEETHEARTS First Row: Linda Smalley, Janet McClure, and Melanie Daniel. Second Row: Arow Pinkston, Kathy Baer, Debbie Thompson (Rose), Susan Pugh, and Jeannie Lee. Third Row: Carol Munster, Barbara Johnston, Kathryn Evans, Mary Lloyd Lynn, Sherri Hart, Rayla Bridges, Ann Bugel, and Lynn Lee. 138 Organizations KAPPA ALPHA ORDER First Row: Johnny Hopkins, Jeff Springer, and Richard Dismukes. Second Row: Mori Shibuya, Charles Priddy, Jay Walker, Billy David- son, Paul Murphy, Ken Stewart, Jack Little, and Meal Edwards. Third Row: Jim Merz, Peter Huffman, Mark Doran, John Edwards, Matt Snelson, David Corey, Robert Allen, Terry Spencer, Tom Gunn, and Kenny Patton. Top: Hideji Tanaka, Charles Dyer, Carlton Leist, and Willie Fraser. LNOSMOKIM T The KAs gather together at the annual pajama party. Top officers Frank Horton, Johnny Hopkins, and Ed Johnson are an- nounced at the Valentine ' s Dance. Organizations 139 KAPPA SIGMA STARDGSTERS First Row: Kem Nace, Amy Leath, Ann Ewing (Sweetheart), Penni Pennington, Sandy Stephenson, and Carolyn Sturdivant. Second Row: Jan Forsythe, Lisa Lautenbach, Melissa Smith, Libby Brown, Tricia Smith, Lane Hartman, and Carol Yates. KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY First Row: Kenny Leathers, Jay Woods, and Dan Rudder. Second Row: Kris Todd, Patrick Parker, Evans Hartman, Bubba Dyess, Patrick Teer, Kabo Raines, Tony Fitts, Billy Stephenson, Paul Hare, Eddie Laster, and Steve Ormerod. 140 Organizations Kappa Sigma Stays Busy Throughout Year Friends take time out for a study break with a game of Scrabble. Clay and Rachel, you better be careful or we ' ll tell the Dean! Kappa Sigma Fraternity began the 1983-84 school year with an excellent rush, pledg- ing ten new men. In the course of the year the Kappa Sigs captured the flagball cham- pionship. The fraternity continued its tradi- tion of hosting several all-campus parties, funding the programs for the Lambuth Eagles ' home basketball games, and sup- porting all Lambuth athletic events. Kappa Sigma performed well for Lambuth and thus maintained the national image for which all Kappa Sigma chapters strive. Stardusters smile prettily in the chapter house. Organizations 141 Sigma Phi Epsilon Excels in Campus Life Sigma Phi Epsilon continued to excel in all areas of campus life. Highlights included hosting all-campus parties, Sunday dinners and capturing the volleyball championship for the 1983-84 school year. Also, a number of the members held various campuswide leadership roles. With eight new members pledging during rush, Sigma Phi Epsilon became the second largest men ' s Greek organization on campus. The three top officers of the fraternity, Arthur Wheeler, Randy McCallon, and Neil Sharpe, are revealed at the Valentine ' s Dance. VS.—- V ' : : . - ,  wr; SIGMA PHI EPSILON FRATERNITY Bottom: Joey Lewis, Jim Glover, Nathan Morphew, Arthur Wheeler, and Kevin Wheatley. Middle: Randy McCallon, Keith Lovett, Kevin Brown, and Andy Granberry. Top: Mark Archer and Neil Sharpe. Standing, First Row: Jeff Kinzer, Tony Stinson, Alan Phillips, Hugh Ar- cher, Jeff Wamble, James Ramsey, and Billy Yelverton. Second Row: Joe Piercey, Terry Elliott, Ross James, Pat Mullins, and Mark Coursey. 142 Organizations SIGMA PHI EPSILON SWEETHEARTS First Row: Mae Beth Steele (Golden Heart), Andrea Archer, Sheila Wells, and Susan Morris. Second Row: Marsha Morris, Carol Wheatley, Valerie Booth, Stacey Fisher, Jane Erickson, Kelly Donahoe, Kathryn Anne Barker, and Penny Wheatley. Jeff Kinzer and Randy McCallon seem to be enjoying the Valen- tine ' s Party! Sig Ep sweethearts Jane Erickson and Kathryn Anne Barker put on their best faces for the Sig Ep ' s at Preference Party. Golden Heart MaeBeth Steele stands bedaiseyed at the Preference Party. Organizations 143 A closer look into honors... 144 Honors Honors 145 I  -♦ ♦ . ?■ ' ' _ Ray la Bridges is starry-eyed after being crowned Miss Lambuth. I Feel Pretty Serves as Theme of Miss Lambuth Pageant The words I Feel Pretty have never rung so true as for the theme of the 1983 Miss Lambuth Pageant held February 27, 1983. Miss Tennessee, Desiree Daniels, the mistress of ceremonies for the evening, greeted the large crowd gathered in the Tigrett Jr. High School auditorium to watch the contest. Damon Williams, an alumnus of Lambuth, and Tyrone Herndon of Opryland, U.S.A., also entertained. The real stars of the show, however, were the seventeen lovely and talented contestants. During the pageant, the participants were judged in four categories: individual interviews, talent, evening gown, and swim- suit. For her talent, the new Miss Lambuth, Rayla Bridges, sang You ' re the Best. A freshman music and speech and drama ma- jor from Paducah, Kentucky, Rayla won a scholarship with the crown. Because the Miss Lambuth Pageant is a preliminary com- petition for the Miss America Pageant, Rayla will compete for the title of Miss Tennessee. Other finalists in the pageant were Kristen Climer, first runner-up; Julie Caldwell, second runner-up; Sally Doyle, third runner-up; and Ede Harrison, fourth runner-up. Miss Lambuth and her court strike a regal pose. 146 Honors vo  Rayla Bridges sets her sights high as she shares a moment with Miss Tennessee. «• «l _£ prf «P  ■? U wit Jr ' Judges look on as the contestants take the stage for swimsuit competition. Reigning Miss Lambuth, Mae Beth Steel, sets the stage with her rendition of I Feel Pretty. The audience applauds this year ' s line up of beautiful Miss Lambuth contestants. Honors 147 L i kern Dr. Robert Carlton receives the Outstanding Faculty Member award at the Alumni Luncheon. SPECIAL EAGLE SPIRIT Kathryn Anne Barker, president of AOPi sorority, ac- cepts the First Place Banner award. Special Awards Mark Homecoming Activities Several awards were presented during Lam- buth ' s homecoming festivities. Besides Homecoming Queen, who this year was Jan Forsythe, awards for participation in the parade, banner contest, and spirit competi- tion were announced at the men ' s game. First prize for the float, based on originality, creativity, amount of work, and enthusiasm, went to Phi Mu. The banner contest, awarded to the most creative, tasteful, and school- spirited banner, went to Alpha Omicron Pi. The Spirit award winner for participation in all events and enthusiasm was Kappa Alpha. Lambuth presented another very special award at Homecoming. The Luther L. Gobbel Award for Outstanding Faculty Member was given at the Lambuth College Alumni Association luncheon to Dr. Robert Carlton. Nominated by students, faculty, and ad- ministrators, the professor of Biology was chosen because he exemplifies a deep and sincere commitment to the service of Lam- buth College and to quality, Christian educa- tion , college officials stated. First Place Homecoming Float goes to Phi Mu Fraternity. 148 Honors Melanie Daniel First Maid 1983 Homecoming Court Sally Doyle Second Maid Jan Forsythe HOMECOMING QUEEN Kim Whipple Third Maid Debbie Thompson Fourth Maid Honors 149 Honors Day Convocation Recognizes Scholarship and Leadership The recipients of Honors Day awards were First Row: Elizabeth Lamport, Alternate Marshal; Judy French, President of Phi Mu Fraternity, Panhellenic Scholarship Award; Paulette Adderley, SGA Outstanding Senator Award; Mary Lloyd Lynn, Franklin K. Billings Sophomore Award; Brenda Bowers, Family Development Award and Gamma Beta Phi Outstanding Service Award. Second Row: Jan James, Thomas Boston Mof- fatt, III Business Administration Award; Karaleigh Hunt, Phi Mu Outstanding Greek Woman Award; Ann Collett, Most Promising Business Major Award; Ginger Jones, Audie E. Holt Ministerial Award; Robert Scogins, Frederick E. Musser, Jr. Outstanding Greek Man Award. Third Row: Kathryn Anne Barker, Alpha Omicron Pi Rena Hunt Hampton Scholarship; Ava DeBerry, Emily Clark Sociology Award; Felicia Crymes, Black Student Union Outstanding Senior Member Award; Malea Davis, Freshman Mathematics Award. Fourth Row: Ede Harrison, Camilla Cox Vocal Award; Malissa Lewis, Athletic Committee Sportsmanship Award; Sandy Cupples for Sigma Kappa Sorority, IntraMural Award; Donna Rhodes, Margarette Wilson Mills Elementary Education Award. Fifth Row: Anne Burnette, Alpha Xi Delta Outstanding Junior Award and Junior Marshal; Jackie Mullis, The Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award; Anthony Harris, Black Student Union Outstanding Member Award. Sixth Row: Melanie Daniel, Helen Hill Coltrain Spirit Award and SGA Outstanding Senator Award; Maurice Patton, Luther L. Gobbel Freshman Citizenship Award; Paul Cooper, John W. Burgess Award; Mike Norman, Alpha Xi Delta Outstanding Junior Award and SGA Outstanding Committee Chairperson Award. Seventh Row: Greg Sanderson, Arthur D. Oxley Scholarship Award; Keith Gill, Sigma Phi Epsilon Fine Arts Achievement Award; Michael Lavender, Alternate Marshal; and Marvin Burnette, SGA Golden Beak Award. 150 Honors Marshals of the class of 1983, Lloyd Doyle and Anne Burnette proudly display their awards for the highest grade point average. Anne and Nancy Burnette award their favorite uncle, Marvin, the Golden Beak Award. Judy French presents Dr. Gilmer with a copy of the 1983 yearbook, a record of hard work and dedication. Honors Day Convocation was held on Thursday, April 21, 1983, in the chapel. At this time the highest scholarship, service, leadership and community awards were presented by various faculty members, ad- ministration, and newly elected Student Government Association officers. Highlighting the occasion was the presenta- tion of the SGA Golden Beak Award to Mr. Marvin Burnette, Lambuth ' s head of security. Marvin received his award in the midst of a rousing standing ovation from both students and faculty. The Outstanding Education Award goes to Dr. Mayo, presented by Paul Mur- phy, vice president of SGA. Honors 151 Lambuth ' s 135th Commencement Exercises Graduating seniors and their parents enjoy breakfast together before graduation. Dr. Joseph R. Thornton III, headmaster of Episcopal Day School, delivered the bac- calaureate address Sunday morning in the chapel. With diplomas in hand, new graduates celebrate with proud parents. Brenda Bowers and Ginger Jones take time out from a hectic day for a post- graduation pose. Mark Northrup, retiring president of the senior Fisher, incoming president signal 152 Honors Are Held in Activity Center Threatening weather caused Lambuth College ' s 135th commencement exercises held on May 1, 1983, to be moved into the Athletic Center. Speak- ing to the graduating class, Los Angeles educator and author J. Victor Baldridge challenged graduates to have personal strength, prepare to meet career changes and to think of graduation as a beginning, not an ending. Baldridge remained on campus several days to provide computer courses to Lambuth ' s faculty. Dr. Harry Gilmer , President, presented degrees to one hundred fifty-one graduating seniors. Special awards were presented during commencement ex- ercises. Virginia Joyce Ginger Jones received the Sigma Kappa Scholarship Award and Brenda Bowers was the recipient of the Alpha Omicron Pi Outstanding Service Award. Jane Hyde Scott received an honorary doctorate of humanities degree for her dedication to the college. - r ' y 1 w class, and Michelle the close of another school year. Is it any wonder why these Lambuth seniors are so happy? Honors 153 Outstanding Students at Fine Arts and A surprised Julie Caldwell accepts the Best Actress Award from Mr. Jesse Byrum, director of the Lambuth Theater. £ A ilBy fiC E 4 SI mB fcil ' s i-- : B r fc : . - SSffff i sElfe ■_. 1 The first Joanna Ross Art Award goes to Terri Rhodes. Mandy Corlew receives the Jack Randolph Award from Larry Ray for outstanding Interior Design work. The Fine Arts Banquet is held each spring to recognize those students involved in the performing arts at Lambuth. The guests at the banquet, which was held in the Colonial Room April 20, 1983, in- cluded members of Concert Band, Jazz Band, Kaleidescope, Choir, and the Lambuth Theater. Direc- tor Jesse Byrum presented awards for outstanding achievement to performers in the various plays given throughout the year by the Lambuth Theater. Joey Tate and Lee Tharp win Best Supporting Actor and Ac- tress awards. Dick Brown recognizes graduating seniors for their participation in the band. 154 Honors Are Honored Sports Banquets Leading Scorer, Sonny Poston and Michael Smith, winner of the A.R.A. Slater Award, pose together at the athletic banquet. HI Missy Lewis accepts her award for Most Valuable Player on the women ' s volleyball team. % tx Melanie Daniel poses with Best Cheerleader award. Lambuth students enjoy the festivities at the an- nual athletic banquet. Lambuth honored its athletes at the an- nual athletic banquet held on April 19, in the Colonial Room. Eleven outstanding in- dividual athletes from various squads were recognized by their respective coaches. Also, each varsity player received a letter or gold bar for his or her participation in a Lambuth varsity sport. Vickie Brown accepts her award for Leading Scorer at the annual athletic banquet. Honors 155 Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities And Colleges KATHRYN ANNE BARKER Dean ' s List Rena Hunt Hampton Scholarship Junior Class Treasurer Board of Trustees Careers Club Chairperson Dorm Council Miss Lambuth Committee Cheerleader Alpha Omicron Pi President ■ . ' :.-. ' £-- Z:-: : :?■ y ' Zt ;.?-.;-f? ' £J:;.v ffS . ' . . ' ■■. ' ■-■ MARVIN EARL BOND Phi Theta Kappa Student Advisory Committee Business Club Vice President Black Student Union MARGARET ANNE BGRNETTE Dean ' s List Presidential Scholarship Junior Class Marshall Student Affairs Committee Task Force on General Education Jazz Band Vocalist Kaleidoscope Theatre Production Phi Mu Fraternity President Panhellenic Council President KEVIN RAY CONRAD Dean ' s List Student Affairs Committee Student Board of Trustees Campus Cong. Council Chairperson LANTERN Business Manager Concert Choir Touring Choir tonors 1 M SANDRA JO CUPPLES Dean ' s List Omicron Phi Tau Gamma Beta Phi Peer Adviser SNEA President Student Affairs Committee Library Committee Sigma Kappa Treasurer Sigma Kappa Vice President ANN McGAVOCK EWING Dean ' s List Gamma Beta Phi 1st Prize Broady Poetry Contest Student Affairs Committee Coffee House Editorial Board Freshman Peer Adviser Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority w LETA MICHELLE FISHER Senior Class President Most Outstanding SGA Senator Student Awards Committee Student Affairs Committee LANTERN Staff Kaleidoscope Theatre Productions Choral Society Accompanist Campus Congregation Council Chapel Choir Director JGDY KAYE FRENCH Dean ' s List Omicron Phi Tau Gamma Beta Phi Rena Hampton Hunt Scholarship Editor of the LANTERN Concert Band Concert Choir President of Phi Mu Fraternity Phi Mu Foundation Scholarship HOLLY GAY HOLLAND Dean ' s List Omicron Phi Tau Gamma Beta Phi Sophomore Class President Student Awards Committee LANTERN Staff Concert Choir Kaleidoscope Volleyball Phi Mu Fraternity WENDY GAIL HOPPER Dean ' s List Mills-Geyer Scholarship Gamma Beta Phi Omicron Phi Tau SNEA Treasurer One-to-One Special Olympics Phi Mu Fraternity Dean ' s List Student Awards Committee Concert Band Alpha Xi Delta President Panhellenic Council Vice President Alpha Xi Delta Nat. Scholarship Outstanding Greek Woman Award MhSSB - ■.■.-:■.-. ' ■.. ■ SoSSHHE RAMDY LEE McCALLON Phi Alpha Theta Vice President SGA President SGA Treasurer SGA Senator Freshman Class Vice Presi dent American Student Association Congress TN Intercollegiate State Legislature Varsity Baseball Sigma Phi Epsilon ANGELA CHARLENE MILLS Presidential Scholarship Dean ' s List Omicron Phi Tau Gamma Beta Phi SGA Secretary Freshman Class Secretary Sophomore Class Secretary American Chemical Society Biology Club Sigma Kappa Sorority MARGARET LUCIUS MORTON Presidential Scholarship Dean ' s List Gamma Beta Phi Omicron Phi Tau Peer Adviser SGA Health Committee Learning Enrichment Center Tutor American Chemical Society Phi Mu Fraternity RHOEN PAUL MOSES Business Dept. Search Committee Black Student Life Committee International Student Committee Business Student Advisory Comm. BSG Public Relations Officer YMCA Volunteer Coach JAMES MICHAEL NORMAN Dean ' s List Gamma Beta Phi Omicron Phi Tau SGA President Freshman Class President Sophomore Class President Campus Congregation Council Theatre Productions Concert Choir 1S3 Honors u GRACE PGGH Dean ' s List Student Affairs Committee Orientation Committee One-to-One Chairman Concert Choir Jazz Band Kaleidoscope Campus Congregation Council Lambuth Clown Troupe pi % u H CAROL LYNN WHEATLEY Presidential Scholarship Dean ' s List Gamma Beta Phi President Wilson Summer Fellowship Biology Club Jazz Band TIMOTHY FRANKLIN THORNTON Gamma Beta Phi Campus Congregation President Religious Life Committee FOCUS Planning Committee Lambuth Clown Troupe LANTERN Photographer ■- i .- ■■ ■ ' PATRICIA GAIL SMITH Dean ' s List Peer Adviser Business Student Advisory Comm. Student Academic Affairs Committee Homecoming Committee Miss Lambuth Committee Careers Club Varsity Tennis Sigma Kappa President Sigma Kappa Vice President CLARENCE ARTHUR WHEELER Dean ' s List Student Awards Committee Search Comm. for Admissions Dir. Search Comm. for Chemistry Dept. American Chemical Society Pres. Lambuth Eagle Sigma Phi Epsilon President Honors 159 A closer look into ads and directory... 160 Ads and Directory Ads and Directory 161 ' tW I A Adams, Robert Mel: Rt, 3, Box 163-A1, Bradford, TN 38316 Alexander, Elaine: 31 Alta Vista, Jackson, TO 38301 Allen, Dorothy; 103 James, Jackson, TN 38301 Alsobrook, Henry; 227 W. Church, Alamo, TN 38001 Barnes, Dr. Ronnie; 205 Westwood, Jackson. TN 38301 Bates, Dr Rodger A : 525 Division, Ja kson. TN 58301 Baum, Freda; 83 Aztec, Jackson, TN 38301 Belch, Dorothy; 51 Michelle, Jackson, TN 3830 i Birmingham, Peggy; 75 Fieldcrest Dr., Jackson; T N 3830 1 HT Hi Blankenship, Nancy; 701 N. 29th, Humboldt. TN 38343 Boling, Debra; 517 Wisdom, Jackson. TN 38301 Bonson, John; 526 Arlington, Jackson, TN38301 Booth, Jo; Rt. 3, Hurrrteoldt, TN 38343 Bray, Dr. Charles R.; 13 Sunset Dr.. JacksorWTN 30301 Brese, Sharon; 1 1 1 Peppertree Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Brown, Patricia; 55 Loydell Cv„ Jackson, TN 38301 Brown, Richard L.; 40 Cannonhurst C.V.. Jackson, TN 38301 Burnette, Virginia; 609 Russell Rd., J, ks t, TN 38301 Burnett, Laura F.; 40 Stonehaven I ' on, TN 38301 Byrum, Jesse; 814 N. Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 •— c Son, TN Carlton, Dr. Robert A.; 15 Ridgeview Dr.1 38301 Casteel. Lisa; 15 Crystal Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 ChtWs, Arm; 437 W. King St., Jackson, TN 38301 Clayton, Mary; 86 Elmwood, Jackson, TN 3830 1 Cobb, Nelle; 29 Woodmere Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Cook, Dr. Jimmie E.; 10 Apache Cv I N 38301 Craft, Huguette; 3 Laurie Circle I k 3301 Creasy, June; 52 Ellis Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 — D — A-l, Daniel, Jo Ann; Rt. 8, Jackson, TN 38301 Davenport, Dr. Gene L.; 289 Greenfield, Apt Jackson, TN 38301 Davidson, Shirley; Rt. 1 , Oakfiefd. TN 38362 Davis, Kim; 6 Sunset Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Davis, Dr. William J.; 55 Glen Eden. Jackson, TN 38301 Dorsey, Bob; 16 RaintreeCv., Ja on 138301 Eddierrtan, J. Dalton; 33 Wheeling Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Edwards, Dr. George W.; Rt. 4, Kay Dr., Jackson. TN 38301 Elliott, Virginia; 5?8 Westmoreland PI., Jackson, TN 38301  1 Ellis, N rma; 17CWrmortt Circle, Jackson, TN 38301a Espey, Robert; 55 Branson PI., Jackson, TN 38301 Exurn, Dr. Billie P.; 9 Stifset Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 ., Exum, (fenche; 9 Sunset Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 I— F — Finney, Paul L.; 42 Lilac Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Fleming, Dr. JoL.; 177 Laurie Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Fletcher, Hayes F.; 445 Walnut Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Foote, Susan; 842 N. Parkway, A-8, Jackson, TN 38301 Ford, Dr. Bridgie A.; 1346 Campbell, 19, Jackson, TN 38301 Frost, Peggy; 148 Sun Valley Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 — G Gilmer, Drt Harry W.; 2frNorthwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Givens, Sa idra; 69 Tahlequah Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Gleeson, Dorothy; 1104 N. Parkway, V 13, Jackson, TN 38301 .Greer, Gayton E; 46 Hudson Dr.. Jackson, TN 38301 162 Directory Handy, Dc. Patricia; 503 Division, Jackson. 7 Hargett, .Martha; West Hall, Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Harrison, Margaret, Rt. 1, Box 40-B. Pinson. TN 38366 Hawkes, Dr. David R.; 306 Mommti di cl in TN 38301 ■ ' ,. . .. ; Hazlewood. Dr. Bob J.. 404 Roland Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Hazlewood, Judith; 404 Roland Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Hearn. Luanne; 1104 N. Parkway, 14, Jjiison, TN 38301 tfU Ml in If - P Helms. Connie; 322 Park Ave.. Jackson, TN 38301 lenley, Lata M.; Sprague Hall, Lambuth College. laci , TN 38301 Hi.i.iinbotham, Rodney, 41 2 Alta Vista. .Jackson, TN 38301 Jj Hirth, Ruth J.; 165 Rolling Hills Dr., Jackson. TN 38301 Honeycutt, Dexter; 503 Division, Jackson, TN 38301 Howell, Nancy; 15-R Skyhaven Cv„ Jackson, TN 38301 Hudacek, Suzie; 203 Mominqside Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Huneycutt, Dr. Don L,; 154 Edehwood, Jackson, 38301 - :  Huot Amy; 165 Williams, Jackson. TN 38301 Hurst, Dr. Deibert B.; 1585 Hollywood, J-81. Jackson, TN 38301 Inman, D Eimer; 418 Lambuth, Jackson, TN 38301 J James. Sarah R.; 68 Birchwood, 4. Jac:ksJBrr«30 1 en, Leslie; 31 Rushwood, Jackson, TN 3830 ! •stad, Dorothy; 82 McCool Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 ns, Thomas D.; 1252 N. Parkway, N-2. Jackson, TN 38301 Johnson. Franklin Talle; Rt. 3, Hwy. 45 S.. Jackson, TN 38301 Jones, Jean; Spangier Hall. Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 3830 1 Jones. Vanessa G.; 19 Carruthers, Jackson, TN 38301 Jordan, Vickie; 99AA, Rt. 1 . Beech Bluff. TN 38313 — K Kirk, Diane; 1 15 Eastmont Dr., Jackson, TN 3830! Knight. Karen: 303 Sta 1 es Cv , Jackson, TN 38 01 Lane, Wilburn; 190 Miflin Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Likins, Scott; 26 Georgian Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Lord, Dr. Lois P.; 154 Moore Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 — M — Maddox, Carroll; 1585 Hollywood. A-8, Jackson, TN 38301 Maples, Joanne; 799 Rushmeade (R), Jackson, TN 38301 Mathis, Robert H.; 84 Twin Oaks PI., Jackson, TN 38301 Mayo, Dr. Charles W.; 19 Mimosa Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Maynard, Cindy; 1585 Hollywood, C-31, Jackson, TN 38301 McAtexander, Mattie; 178 Edenwood Dr.. Jackson, TN 38301 McCullar, Loren; 1 10 Montclair, Jackson, TN 38301 Mclntire, Dr. Russell Jr.; 101 Ayers Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 McLendon, Robert G.; 570 Westmoreland PL, Jackson, TN 38301 McNatt, Candy; 584 Campbell La, Jackson, TN 38301 Mitchell, James C; 200 Old Malesus Rd.. Jackson, TN 38301 Mittelstadt, Marcia; 1585 Hollywood. C 29 Jackson, TN 38301 Murchison, Frank; 67 Camellia Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Nadig, Richard E.; 17 Old Stage Rd., Jackson. TN 38301 Nelson, Wt(i ' «! i Gary; 63 Independence Ln laci .on, TN 38301 Noe. I endon: 1 104 N Parkway, 7. Jackson. IN 38301 P Parker, Robert; 842 N. Parkway, Payne. R. Houston 111; 56 Cha TN 38301 . ackson. TN 38301 Pechonick, John; 567 Westmoreland Pi., Jackson, TN 38301 Peters, Jerry; Rt. 1 , Jackson, TN 3830 1 Phillip-., Ann R.: 24 RainbowCv., Jackson, TN 38301 Phillips L Edward 815 Burkett, Jackson. TN 38301 Phillip , Sara W.; 815 Burkett, Jackson. TN 38301 — R Raffield, Dr. Barney III; 8 Commanche Trail, Jackson, TN pewbos Ranter, Dr. Lloyd W.; 49 Maryyille Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Ray Lawrence A.; 11th Place Condo 3006, 11th St., Knoxvilte.TN : tmni Rea, Lori; 29-C Brianfield Cv„ Jackson, TN 38301 Reeder, lean . 4 N Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Roberta, Sue nn; 131 Penny Ln., Jackson, TN 38301 Russell, David; 2723 Hickory Corner Rd., Henderson, TN 38340 ■ • K Russell, Jack L,; ISLilac Ln., Jackson, TN 38301 Sipes, Br .,1 3 ' Te ' i Echo, Jackson, TN 38301 knitn I  i ntite Lou; 143 Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 3830 i • ■ . $n ' !|f ' - Di Louis; 487 Country Club Ln., Jackson, Wgffig|M nn; Harris Hall. Lambuth Colleqe. Jackson. TN 38301 m v Spencer, Vents; Rt. 2, Jackson, TN 38301 ■ •! IT -=■ Tabor, Linda; 239 Hermitage PL, Jackson, TN 38301 Tanner. A. T. Jr.; 24 Sun Valley Dr., Jackson, FN 38301 Ja PiflJSl KTE 1346SCampbell ' jl8, Jacksof£frl, Pf e -f f ' T 1 ine r • Ja 4 £ n S ' Turner. ' JM MBjf!J l K ft ffi r J l i ' i ' Jackson. TN 38301 £■«■ tffi i TT ' y Twiggs. Sarah, 550 Old Hickory, Apt. 32B, Jackson, TN 38301 Tyson, De Ne: 81 Timberhill, Jackson, TN 38301 W .on. TN Wallace. James H., 133 Plainsfield Cv S %!jT33 Plainsfielo f , ' fe R 38301 Whetstone. Dr Wood K.: 17 Sunset Dr. Jackson, TN 3S301 Whetstone, Grace. I 7 Sunset Dr . Jackson, TN 38301 Whitehead, Dr. Brady B. Jr.; 30 Foxlea, Jackson, TN 38301 Whybrew, Evelyn; 1270 Hollywood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Wilkerson. Dr. J, Kenneth; 4 Moss Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Willett, Mary: 152 Laurie Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Williams. Roscoe C, 38 Summer Dr.. Jackson, I N 3831 ' I Williams Mary Jo; 38 SummeftDc, Jackson TN 38301 |pj iM OTafz Leisure I n . Jackson, TN . ' 58 3 ' 1 Yancey, Dr. Kenneth; 86 Hurtland, Jackson, TN 38301 I i A Acree, Laura Anne; 8978 Pleasant Ridge Rd.. Arlington, TIN 38002 Adams. Richard Bennett; 100 Oak Dr., Huntingdon, TN 38344 Albea, Gary Raynard; Rt. 2, Box 184, Thorton Rd., Dyer, TN 38330 Alexander, Clyde Vinson; 3! Aha Vista, Jackson, TN 38301 Alexander, Djuna Monique. 622 Johnson St.. Rutherford. TN 38369 Allen. Robert Franklin; 49 Omar, Jackson. TN 3830! Anderson, Carl Victor; 12 Cldail Rd.. West (slip, NY 1 1795 Anderson, Jirnmie Vester; Rt. 2, Box 488. Dyersburg. TN 38024 Anderson, Linda Kaye; Rt. 1. Box 16, Lexington. TN 3835 1 Anderson. Willie Lynn; Rt. 1, Box 132D, Lexington. TN 38351 Archer. Andrea L ; 1009 Brown St., Paris. TN 38242 Archer. Hugh Alan; Rt, 8, Box 504. Benton, KY 42025 Archer, Mark Thomas; 1009 Brown St., Paris. TN 38242 Armstrong, Rebecca Ann; 136 Boswell St., Lexington, TN 38351 Atkinson, Stephanie Lea; 1 1 5 North College, Halls, TN 38040 Avery, Regina Lynn; Rt. 4, Hwy. 70 East, Jackson, TN 38301 — B Bachman, Kelley Jeanne; 1001 Esplande, Apt. 34F, Casselberry.FL 32707 Baer, Kathryn Christie; 306 Oak Park Cr., Tullahoma, TN 37388 Balsbaugh, David William; 47 Glenwood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Banks, Toni Alice; 121 Williamsburg Ln., Brownsville, TN 38012 Barber, Daryl Richard; 190 Kings Rd, Madison, NJ 07940 Barker, Kathryn Anne; Forked Oak Rd., Humboldt, TN 38343 Barnes, Robert Eugene; 3663 Fenley Rd., Cleveland Hts., OH 44121 Barnett, Gerald Wayne; 551 Hopper Barker Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Barron, Rickey Joe; 688 N. Main St., Dyer, TN 38330 Bartlett, Paul Wesley; Route 4, Ripley, TN 38063 Baumer, Lesa P.; Route 2, Box 293A, West Paducan, KY 42086 Baxter, Catherine Louise; Route 1, Gadsden, TN 38337 Beard, Deirdre Katrina; Route 1, Box 134H, Pinson, TN 38366 Beare, Amanda Katherine; Rt. 9, Old Bells Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Belch, Kimberly Annette; 25 Lake Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Belch, Pamela Jeanette; 51 Michelle, Jackson, TN 38301 Bell, Mary Q.; Rt. 2, Box 524, Selmer, TN 38375 Bevis, Dorris K.; 134 Wakewood PL, Ripley, TN 38063 Bevis, Marjorie; 27 Country wood Cove, Jackson,, TN 38301 , | Binkley, Glenda Anne; 929 Blythe, Memphis, TN 38104 Bishop, Stephen Wade; 36B Westwood Gdns., Jackson, TN 38301 Black, Karee Jean; 221 Campbell, Jackson, TN 38301 Blackwell, Kimmery Ann; 288 Dell St., Milan, TN 38358 Blackwood, Teresa Lee; 184 Bellmead Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Blankenship, J. Ted; 701 N. 29th St., Humboldt, TN 38343 Blankenship, Nancy W.; 701 N. 29th St., Humboldt, TN 38343 Blankenship, Thomas Lavon; Rt. 2 Box 36, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Student Directory Blurton. David Dwafnlr ' P.O. ' BWPM ' ' •■-■;.• i - N 38058 WW ' .$ Bobo. Donna Karen. Rt. 1 . Box 73 B. Garden, TN 38328 Boles, Susan Renee, Route 3, Box 22, Bethel Springs. T 38315 Bolinq Stacv Jo 2069 n iterbu ry, Kingsport, TN 37660 Bolmqei. Debt a Pier-.on . ' I ' MMisdom, Jackson, TN ««oi ' m - : ' Bonrzar. I ' har.M.fSs Joseph Jr. 519 S. Massachusetts, Bemis. TN 38314 lion I F ' orda t Hfuita: 232 Stonewall St . Jackson, IN 38301 Bond Marvin Earl 2 ( harlotte Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 I Sonsor Heid; 526 Arlington, Jackson. TN 38301 lionso. ' i  Ann; 526 ArlingA, Jackson, TN 38301 Booth BMarie; Rt. 3, Humlbldt, TN 38343 Boikcon mtherine; 37-A Lincoln Cts., Jalkson, TN Boycfeton, Charlotte Ann; 35 Chippewa, Jackson, TN 38301 Bradley, Patricia Dale; 2114 Morning Road, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Bray, John Albert; 1 3 SunsetJteckson, TN 38301 Breeden, Bonnie Mitchell; Rt. 1 Box 67E1. Whiteville, TN 38075 Brewer, Jennifer Elizabeth; 90 Rebel Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 h Bridges, Mary A.; 1 104 N Parkway, Jackson, TN 38301 Bridges, Rayla Beth; 63| Greenbrae Drive, Paducah, KY 42001 Bridges. Turner; 1 104 N. Parkway, Jackson, TN 3830 Bromley, Albert E.; Route t, Adamsville, TN 383 .. HBrwn, ' Elizabeth Pauline; 40 Cannonhurs; Covs Jackson. TN 38301 Brown, K«i§j|liaiabeth; 303 SJpn wail , ., iptns, Tf- 381 12 Brown, Kevin Don; Rt, 1 . Box 172. Michta, I N 58357 Brown, Vickie Marchell; 157 Claybrook Maury C ttv, TN ' §6050 M Brumley, Mary I , 2020 Mc Knight, Humboldt. IN 38343 Brunell, tammy Jean. Box 242. Rd. 3, Biairstown, NJ t 07825 BuckteyjjAngie Melissa;jH ' Mil . i R 1 i h ,oi ' 00 Haverloid Dt . Nashville TN 5495 Woodlawn. Bartlett. 1 N 609 Russell Road, Jackson. IN Buqel, Anne H 37205 Bulle, Nancy G 38134 Burnette, Margan 38301 Burnette, Nancy Lee; 609 Russell Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Burns, Sheri Rene 38128 Butler, Thresa Anne; Route 5, Mayfield. KY Bynum, Deborah Lynn; 2141 Michael Drive Clark TN 37040 Byrne, Leonard Ranljj oh. Route ' ?.., Box 26, Selmer, TN 38375 3 Spring Valley, Byrne, Rosemary Meyer; Route 2, Box 26, Selmer, 38375 Cagle, Michael Ralpf 570 Lambuth St.. Apt 13, Jackson, TN 38301 Caldwell, Julie; 7448 Lo« •l:|h-.-. 3053 Camp, Jean S.: 115 Veqa Dr., Jackson. TN 3830 1 R geview. Jackson, TN Carlton, Martha Jeane 38301 Carter. Rebecca A.; Route Chambers, Catherine Lyn TN38U9 Chambers, Ricky Allen; 3 38001 Charlton, Rebecca; 281 Lake TN 37075 Mian. TN 38358 yon Drive, St , Ala e Dr , Hender . ' KKV, U MS. TN 38106 Cherry, Abby Courtney, 428 Park Street. Halls, TN 38040 Childers, Carlos S: 842 North Parkway, Apt. E7, •,on.TN 38301 an, Steven T ; Route 3, Old Pinson Road, Jackson, 301 stman, Carroll Egbert; Route 1. Alamo, TN 38001 topher, Ronald G.; Rt. 3, Box 169A, Old Stage Road, AdamsVUI oute 4, Watson Road, Jackson. T! lison; Cross Valley Drive, Columbia. Cisco, Glen 38301 Claiborne TN 38401 Clemmons. Frances Marie: Rt. I.E. 38355 TN 38006 venue. Midway. PA acken, Stuttgart, AR ace Road, Apt. 2. Climer, Kristin Cobb; Cochran, Beth Alana 15060 Colbert, Galen Burrow 72160 Cole, ThomajLMemll; 1068 Jackson, TN 38301 Coleman, Tracey Lynn; 7724 McHenry Cr., Germantown, TN 38138 Collett, Ann Burton; 244 Elysian Fields, Nashville. TN Collins, Michael CarL 805 Westwood. Jackson. TN 38301 Collins, Robert Lofton; Rt. 2 Box 43. Trenton, TN 38382 Collomp, Sherry D.; P.O Box I 72, Camden, TN 38320 Conover, Carol Antoinette; Route I, Box I7£ B I, Brad ford, TN 38316 Conrad. Kevin Ray; 200 Rockwell Road, Jackson. TN 38301 W Cook, Rene Michelle. Dunaway Road, Halts, TN 38040 Cooksey James Keith Jr , 270 Bolivar Highway. Jackson, TN 38301 — M r. Dale Valdez; Rt, 1 . Ripley, TN 38063 (BBer, Lisa Ann; 5 R. Cinnamon Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Cooper, Nancy Thomas, 5 R. Cinnamon Cove. Jackson, TN 38301 Co ■, Sharon Waynetta; 542 Silerton Road, Henderson, C ;rey, David Douglass. 8 Rockledge Road, Birmingham, AL35213 (:! ■ Msanna; 1 18 Garrett Drive. Goodlettsville. TN 37072 Cornelius, Joseph Stanton, 3044 Ashmont Drive, Ger- mantown, TN 38138 Oi.; Hllan Carl; 516 Lambuth Blvd., Jackson, TN 38301 Coughlin. Mary Ann, 54L Camelot Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Council, Robin G 85 Natchez Trace Drive. Lexington, TN 38.351 Course , Mark Lynn, Rt 8, Box 586. Benton. KY 42025 Craddock, Cynthia Dale, 504 fast Clay Street Clinton, KY4203I . t; ■■- ' . -, IjHose Marie Kelley: 905 Lambuth Blvd.. tson, TN 38301 : : y Ann; 503 South 16th. Murray, KY 42071 enise; Rt. 2. Box 40, Whiteville, TN 38075 Edward; Route 1. Box 391. Pinson, TN nn; 318 McTyeire. McKenzie. TN 38201 sndra Jo; Route I, Selmer, TN 38375 abney, Edw 8301 abney, Tho TN 38301 Claiborne Drive. Jackson. TN a; 23 Emerson Drive, Jackson. Dairaki Garden Avenue. Bronx vill, NY 10708 Dani «llf 311 Morningside Dr., Selmer, T N 38375 Directory 163 Davidson, Billy Dean; Route 1 , Box 290. Huntingdon, TN 38344 I tm 1 Davis, Daria Kimberly: 203 Barrett. Bolivar, TN 38008 Davis. Kathryn Leslie; 36 Kay Drive, Jackson, TN 3830.1 Davis, Malea Wafd; 46 Rutherford Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 WWmP Davis. Patricia Peterson; 55 Glen Eden Drive, Jackson, TN 3830! Dent«tn, Pamela Qayle; 2955 Alabama, Paducah, KV 42001 . Dew, Nancy Carole; 230 Forest Circle, Paducah, KY 42001 Oiebold, Barry Lynn; 3789 Moye Road, N. Tonawanl®, NY 14120 Dimarco, Joseph Jr.; 3206 Old Medina Road. Jackson, TH38301 _ t ' ; Disrnukes, James Richard; 2101 Htckorycrest, Memphis, TN 38119 Dixon, Alice Jeannette; 159 Old Humboldt Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Doak, Maxwell Lamar ; 1 10 Pleasant Ridge Drive, Rjcjlrf mond, KY 40475 Donahoe, Kelly Jan; Rt. 1, Michie.JN 38357 Doran, Paul Mark; Route 4, Box 153A, Savannah, jTN 38372 : Dorris. Marti Jo; 5459 Lickton Pike, Goodlettsvijje, TN 37072 Doyle. Lloyd Allen HI; 301 Main. Martin, TN 3822 Doyle. Sally Fileen 30! Main, Martin. TN 38237 Drennan, Loci D.; 120 Rac Mer Ct., Paducah, KY A ' . I Droke, Jarrw Michael; 207 Old Malesus Road. Jackson TN 38301 Duke. Dana Lee, Route 5. Ja ' . ks Duncan. Meiinda Clare; 49 Brianfield, Jackson. TM 38305 Dunn, Mary Beth; 1675 Clock Tower Drive, St. Louis, MO 63 138 Dyer, Charles Edward; 404 Westwood, Jackson. TN 58301 m ' faWL Uk.: Dyess, Floyd Ervin; Route 1, Bex i ! D 383S1 — E ion, TN East, Caprice Dorean; 610 Russell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 East, Christina Jon, Route 1 . Friendship, TN 38034 Eaton, Lori Angela; RR 3, Metropolis, 11562960 Edwards, John Fergus; 6 West Hawthorne Street, Florence, AL 35630 Edwards, ThoTrias Neal; . 129 East Franklin Brownsville, TN 38012 Eichenberg, Brian C: 15 Addison Way, Jackson, ff 38301 « • Elder, Kelli Janine; 165 Mockinbrird Lane, Martin, TN 38237 Elliott, Terrence, Glenn; 805 Merriman, Dyersburg, TN 38024 ' . Ellis, Jan Elise; 44 Kemmons, Jackson, TN 38305 Ellis. Stephanie Doreen; 1 16 W. Mitchell St., Humboldt, TN 38343 Erickson, Jane Ellen; 46 Laurie Circle, Jackson, TN Er win,, Donna Rutledge, 253 Chiekering Road, Jack §§ TN 38305 Evans, Kathryn Morris; 200 Maxfield ! 42001 Paducah, vans. Lea Helen; 2311 Parkway Drive, Tupelo, MS 01 Ewing. Ann M.; 6690 Clearbrook Drive, Nashville, TN 37245 Ezell, Beverly Jean- 16R Skyhaven Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Fail. Allycin Clair; 22 Fairfield PI., Jackson. TN 38301 Fair. Garry Lewis; 407 W. Maple St., Humboldt, TM 38343 Faulkner, Katherine Ann; 7163 Wickshire, Gerrnantov TN 38138 Fesmire. Claude Allan, 129 Monroe, Lexington, TN 38|51 . , ' Fisher. Leta Michelle 1530? Walters Pd . Houston. TX 77068 Fisher. Stacey Marie: Rt. 1, Box 171 A, Michie, TN 38357 Fins. William Anthot ijpwfesffiffinfr n, BolivarfTOT 38008 ■■ ' • ' - % Fletcher, Katherine Grace; 445 Walnut, Jackson, TN 3830! • ; Fletcher, Martha Elise; P.O. Box 301. Brownsville, TN 38012 Foerster, C. Elizabeth; Rt I. Box 273, Hohenwald, TN 38462 Foerstt-r Roberl James; Rt. 1. Box 273. Hohenwald, TN 38462 Forgy.LinnieP.N.; 1010 Prospect, Jackson TNi 58J01 Forgy, Robert Nelson; 1010 Prospect, Jackson, TN 38301 Forsythe; Jams K.; 127 N. Alpine St., Ripley, TN 38063 Willie Eddie 3; Rt. 1, Box 77, Atoka. IN 38004 Barbara O; 105 Channing Way, Jackson. TN elvin Dewayen; 108 Ingleside St., Jackson, TN illiam Calvert; 604 Mayes Place, Colum H TN Yvonne Marie Fisher; 23 Ohara, Jjfi n, iN an, Felecia Corrine; 741 Tampa, Memphis. IN eeman, Margaret Ann; 6? Locust Ln., JW ' sjn. IN 301 if French, Judy Kaye; 1053 Dundale, Paducah, WH-OOt Frost, Margaret Ann; 148 Sun Valley Drive, Jai 38301 Gunn. Thomas William; Box 157. Madison. Mb 391 1C Gurlev. Teena H , 22 Sta Les Cove, Apt 1L. Jackson. R 38301 Futrell, James 38340 P.O. Box 484, Hender: Gaddie, Charles Andrew; 17 Omar Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Gaddie, Susan Beth; 17 Owiar Circle, Jad Ganaway, Mores AndrllT Route 3, Eka TN 38382 «m1H Garrett, David Michael; 2728 Clay S lBME cah. ill 42001 Gatlin, Steve Allan; 512 Pecan Village TN 38008 German, Patricia Kay; Rt, 5 Box 32, SSmetvjK JN 38068 Geyer, Kenneth D.; 10 Fairfield PI., Jackson, TN 38301 Giffen, John McNeese; 8 Barrett Place, Jackson, TN 38301 GillespigjjKenneth E.; 738 Davant. Memphis, TN 38106 Gilmore, MWy Elizabeth; Route 2, Ramer, TN 38637 Glover, James Adam; 989 East Poplar, Selmer, TN 38375 Gober, Gary V M.; Route 2, Box 374, Adamsville, TN 383 10 |u ■ Geratdine S.; 70 Hansford Place, Jackson, TN I Pamela Qayle; 65 Stratford Lane, Jackson, TN rich. William M.; 625 Forest Dr., Humboldt, TN I I Gourley, Janice K|I; Rt. 1, Box 168, Lexington, TN 38351 Grammer. Jeffrey rest; P.O. Box 77. Belts, TN 38006 Granberry, Andre Hjyilliam; P.O. Box 225, Adamsville, Grantham, Gre cott; P.O. Box 6, Toone, TN 38381 Green, James Edward; 145 Bonnafield Dr.. Hermitage. TN 37076 CireenwBy, Jacqjtetine Renee; 153 Johnson, Lexington, TN 38351 Gregory, Patrice Monsell; 69 Rogers Ave., Bolivar, TN 38008 Grinder. Patricia Elaine; Box 2 13, Lobelville, TN 37097 fejJnur«son, Kimberly; 4126 13th Lane NE, St. Petersburg, FL 33703 : ■ : rl Hadley, Faith G.; Chere Carol Rd., Humboldt, TN 38343 Hall, Elizabeth Boggs N, Nine Maywood, Jackson, TN 38301 Hall, Jeffrey Alan; Rt ?, Box 503, Covington, TN 38019 Hall, John Anderson; 26 Emerson, Jackson, TN 38305 WflPw arglfc TN 38109 Hamilton. Vicky Kay Collins. Rt 3. Lexington. TN 38351 Hampton, llitWHaftesS?t fSpfefct Lane, JaWSWRW ' 38301 , Hardin, Kimberly Jean; 1110 Confederate BfOKolun TN 38401 Hare, Paul Deshazo; 721 Keycorner, Brownsville, TN 38012 Harney, Mattte Marie; General Delivery, Elkton, TN 38455 Harrell, Randy Lawrence; Rt. 3, Box 40, Brighton, TN 38011 Harris. Anthony Dion; 2283 Redwood, Memphis, TN 38108 kHjMMW gfirlc ' ay ; 608 Speedway AvelkOMagsfepcg. TN 38024 KnBPS tfaii S f fede Jean: 23ifopMBM  l. Co | go f S38W i P lfri Lynn: 3295 Shea Rd., CofBfa ll lfflft O 1 7 iti mSl.ft htee aiWliare: 54 Colfax Dr., Peg uawf oy %Jhl 07440 : 38063 Hartman. Elizabeth C. 3565 Autumn. Memphis TN Hartman. John Scott: 169 Lake Dr., Apt 6. Ripley. TN Hartman. Mary Lane: 169 Lake Dr . Apt 6. Ripley. TN Hassell. Kimberly Price; 150 Charlesmeade Dr . Jackson. tn 38301 BpHjpff! Bp8P «H Hatchett Mitchell Vincent. 605 Airways. Jackson. TN 38301 JTOg « mak Mfe ' TB B |S £ n ou te 3. Box 27, Selmer. TN 38375 ma Haves. Linda I ee Martindale; 96 Maywood Dr . Jackson. TN 38305 Hayes. Stanley Bruce. Rl 1 . Box 29. Sardis. TN 3837 I Hearn, Franklin Reid II, 207 Golf Cart Dr., Mayfield. KY Heath, Susan Dorene; P.O. Box 2 1 1 , Gates, TN 38037 Henderson. David Arthur; 7R Skyhaven Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Henderson, James R.; 150 Lakewood Dr., Lexington, TN 38351 I Henderson, Janice R.; 500 Old Hickory Blvd.. 28, Jackson, TN 38301 Henderson. Samantha Rose; Rt. 4, Ripley, TN 38063 Henderson, Tammy Elaine; 500 Olll Hickory Blvd., Jackson, TN 38301 Henley, Barbara Ann; Box 433, Lambuth fjotlege, Jackson, TN 38301 Henley, Lavetra Stanfir, Rt. 1, Bok 64AAA, Beech Bluff, TN3831J f.Jk- Henry, Luia B.; 15 Tracewood Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Herrin, Richard Grady; 21 1 Midland St., Little Rock, AR 72205 Herron, Kristin Dawn;,40§ Berry St., Jackson, TN 38301 Herron, Regina Margaret; P.O. Box 165, Bolivar, TN 38008 d Herron, Sharon Yvonne; 1008 Lealand Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Hicks, Dana Lynn; 7 Shadow Ridge Dr., St, Peters, MO 63376 a Higginbottom. Julie Anna; 2321 Central, Savannah, TN ■ 38372 Vt Higgins, Mary Cordelia; 1782 Singing Trees, 1, Mem- phis, TN 381 16 Hildebrand, Lisa A.; 607 Hunter ' s Lane, Brentwood, TN 37027 Hill, Melissa Ann; 21 Ridgeview, Jackson, TN 38301 164 Directory Hitch, Lauri Ann; 7 Raskin Rd., Morristown, NJ 07960 Hixson, Jean M.; 1041 Tanglewood St., Memphis, TN 38104 Hogg, Felicia; P.O. Box 86, Samburg, TN 38254 Hoggard, Cynthia Kay; Rt. 2, Box 382B, Ripley, TN 38063 Holland, Holly Gay, Rt. 6, Box 526, Morristown, TN 37814 Holland, Tara E.; 109 Hundley Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Holley, Solomon James; 233 Oak St., Jackson, TN 38301 Holloway, David Hoyt III; 6091 Maiden Lane, Memphis, TN38119 Holt. Gerald R.; 524 Westwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Holt, Rickey Lee; 124 Roosevelt Parkway, Jackson, TN 38301 Hooper, Kenneth Benjamin; 6987 Round Hill Cv., Ger- mantown.TN 38138 Hopkins, Charlene Elaine; 747 Lane Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Hopkins, John Frank; 4716 Mickey, Memphis, TN 381 16 Hopper, Patsy J.; 322 Pinewood St., Brownsville, TN 38012 Hopper, Wendy Gail; 404 N, 17th Ave., Humboldt. TN 38343 Horton, Elisabeth Callahan; 1398 Riverwood Cove, Ger- mantown, TN 38138 Horton, Frank P.; 1398 Riverwood Cove, Germantown, TN 38138 Howard, David Wayne; Route 2, Jackson, TN 38301 Huffman, Peter John; 53 Oakmont, Jack son, TN 38301 Hughes, Charles Nathan; 537 Wisdom, Jackson, TN 38301 Hughes, Melanie M.; 383 Mcleary Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Hunt, Derotha; 209 Southern St., Jackson, TN 38301 Hunt, Karaleigh; Rt. 2, Box 1320, Jackson, TN 38301 Hunter, Jerry Woodrow Jr.; Rt. 1, Ripley, TN 38063 Hudt, Amy W.; 165 Williams, Jackson, TN 38301 Hurst, Delbert B.; 1585 Hollywood, J-81, Jackson, TN 38301 Ingram, Delores Gene; Rt. 2, Box 525, Selmer, TN 38375 Jones, Paul David; 155 Oak Grove Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Jordan, Jimmy Max; 24 Charlesmeade, Jackson, TN 38301 K — — J — Jackson, Joel G.; 84 Pecan Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Jackson, Paul Thomas Jr.; 63 Overhill Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Jackson, Rachel Janet; 482 Perkins, Ripley, TN 38063 James, David Allen; 425 Arlington Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 James, Harlow Mark; 345 Country Club Ln., Selmer, TN 38375 James, Ross Clark; 803 DoranRd., Murray, KY 42071 Jancarek, Donna Kathryn; 122 Karen Dr., Mt. Juliet, TN 37122 Jarratt, Howard Haliburton; RFD 3, Box 822, Brownsville, TN 38012 Jennings, Jerold Jerome; Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Johnson, Jessie Lee; 358 Fairmont St., Jackson, TN 38301 Johnson, Lori Lashanne; P.O. Box 452, Trenton, TN 38382 Johnson, Ritha J.; 453 Mifflin Ave., Henderson, TN 38340 Johnson, Thomas Edward; 201 Country Club Ln., Waver ly.TN 37185 Johnston, Barbara Allen; 3810 Primrose PI., Paducah, KY 42001 Jones, Deborah Kaye Henderson; 155 Oak Grove Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Jones. Doris Maledy; P.O. Box 1625, Jackson, TN 38301 Jones, Gregory Ray; 8 Fair Acres Cove. Jackson, TN 38301 Jones, James Timothy; Rt. 1, Box 195, Milan, TN 38348 Jones, Lisa Carol; 125 Rebel Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Karner, Margaret Mary Crowe; 40 Glenwood. Jackson, TN 38301 Keen, James Neal; P.O. Box 206, Selmer, TN 38375 Keller, Melinda Kay; 236 Melita, Memphis, TN 381 17 Kendrick, Paula Jo; Rt. 1, Bells, TN 38006 Kennedy, Anita Melynesa; 342 North Polk St., Bolivar, TN 38008 Kenton, James Curtis; Rt. 3, Humboldt, TN 38343 Kerr, Kendra Lahn; 503 Dunailie Dr., Nashville, TN 37217 Kilzer, Ann Evelyn Watson; 568 Westmoreland, Jackson, TN 38301 Kimble, Teresa Ann; Rt. 1, Gadsen, TN 38337 King, Ernest J.; 7 Brooks Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Kinzer, Jeff Allen; Rt. 1, Humboldt, TN 38343 Kinzer, Richard Wayne; Rt. 1 , Humboldt, TN 38343 Kirk, Scott Gregory; 371 Woodland, Huntingdon, TN 38344 Kiser, Stacy Tackett; Rt. 2, Box 332, Selmer, TN 38375 Klein, Debra Lynn; 8442 Fox Creek Cove, Germantown, TN 38138 Koger, Kendrick; Rt. 1 , Quail Run, Bells, TN 38006 Koger, Mea Junette; Rt. i, Quail Run, Bells, TN 38006 Kolwych, Elizabeth Deann; 347 Powers Blvd., Waverly, TN 37185 Koonce, Yolanda Maria; 48 Wallace Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Krei, Carol Ann; 37 Kemmons, Jackson, TN 38301 Kumbera, William Charles, Jr.; Rt. 8, 3070 Christmasville Rd., Jackson, TN 38305 — L Lacey, Linda M.; 434 W. Grand, Jackson, TN 38301 Lacy, Tina Marie; 263 Cambell, Jackson, TN 38301 Lamport, Elizabeth I.; 926 Old Hickory, No. 2, Jackson, TN 38301 Lang, Mark Thomas; P.O. Box 371, Selmer, TN 38375 Larson, Susan Elizabeth; Rt. 4, Box 412, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Laster, Glenda Faye, 2671 Bells Hwy., Jackson, TN 38301 Laster, Susan Carol; Rt. 2, Alamo, TN 38001 Laster, William Eddie; RR 1 , Scotts Hill, TN 38374 Lau, Robbin Deann; Rt 2, Murfreesboro, TN 37130 Lautenbach, Lisa Marie; 2449 Rychen Dr., Nashville, TN 37217 Lavender. Terry Michael; 279 Westwood Dr., Lexington, TN 38351 Lawrence, Cynthia Ann; Rt. 3, Humboldt, TN 38343 Lea. Betty Gale; 555 W. Main, Brownsville, TN 38012 Leath, Amy Louise; 207 Donelson Hills, Nashville, TN 37214 Leathers, William Kenneth; 607 N. Parkway, Jackson, TN 38301 Lee, Anne Jeanette; 33 Lawnwood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Lee, Lynn Alleen; 20 16 Abbey Ln, Memphis, TN 38134 Lee, Michelle Elise; 58 Alpine Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Leist, Carlton L.; 3077 Flint, Memphis, TN 381 18 Lemmons, Sarah Ann Lemmons; 842 N. Parkway, Apt K-6, Jackson, TN 38301 Lester, Gay Carole; 703 Mitchell, Columbia, TN 38401 Lewis, Curtis Eugene; 24 Glenwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Lewis, Joseph Henry; 1409 Parker Place, Brentwood, TN 37027 Ling, Susanna TohSing; 4842 McDermed Dr.. Houston, TX 77035 Lipscomb, Georgia Carol Matthew; 133 Glendale, Jackson, TN 38301 Little, Jack Phillips; Route 3. Box 24, Brownsville, TN 38012 Little, John Scott; 199 Stonehaven Drive. Jackson, TN 38301 Lopez, Curtis Eugene; 415 Beasley St., Jackson, TN 38301 Lott, Catherine Graham; 1422 Rolling Oaks, Memphis, TN38119 Lott, Emily Jane; Route 6, Mifflin Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Lovelace, Barbara Gail; Margin Street, Bells, TN 38006 Lovett, Keith Layne; 714 Olive Street, Murray, KY 42071 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 Majors, Barry Clinton; 300 Duren Drive, Adamsville, TN 38310 Malley, Matthew Mark; 4456 Moraga Avenue, Oakland, CA94611 Maness, Mary Margaret; 416 Archwood, North, Apt. 1, Jackson, TN 38301 Maness, Melinda Kay; 662 O ' Neal Lane, Henderson, TN 38340 Mann, Patrick Tanner; Box 156, Brownsville, TN 38012 Martin, William Marty; Route 1, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Mason, Jeanna Marie; Route 5, Mayfield, KY 42066 Masqud, Kim Ronnie; 20 Leslie Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Massengill, Phyllis Ann; 462 Fourth Street. Henderson, TN 38340 Matthew, Barry Kent; P.O. Box 1225, Jackson, TN 38301 Matthews, Jan J.; P.O. Box 1225, Jackson, TN 38301 Maynard, Mary Alison; 2077 Old Lake Pike, Memphis, TN38U9 Mayo, Clay F.; 19 Mimosa, Jackson, TN 38301 Maze, Angelia Denise; 209 Griffin Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Maze, Eloise S.; 209 Griffin Street, Jackson. TN 38301 McBride, Barbara Nell; 3808 Riverside Drive Extd., Jackson, TN 38301 McCain, Jill; Route 1, Box 231, Brighton, TN 3801 1 McCallon, Randy Lee; Rt. 2, Box 193, Murray, KY 42071 McClain, Constance Denise; 350 Rison, Paris, TN 38242 McClure, Janet Marie; 1349 Carol. Memphis, TN 381 16 McClure, Phillip Wray Jr.; 1349 Carol, Memphis, TN 38116 McCullar, Kenneth Ludwig; 110 Montclair, Jackson, TN 38301 McDaniel, Bessie Mae R ; 17 Lynn Street, Jackson, TN 383 01 McDaniel, Teresa Jo; Route 2, Box 246, Cedar Grove, TN 38321 McDougle, Sherry Regina; 232 Sims Street, Jackson. TN 38301 McKamey, Bridget M.; 109 Chapel Heights. Lafollette. TN 37766 McKelvey, Lloyd Allen Jr.; 155 Rockwell Road. Jackson, TN 38301 McKenzie, Donna Ruth; 1524 Carriage Lane. Humboldt. TN 38343 McKinney, Barry Wayne; 429 Berry St., Jackson, TN 38301 McLeary, Joe Butler; 132 Bon Air Circle, Jackson. TN 38301 McNeely, Cynthia Lynn; 123 Bennett, Jackson. TN 38301 McPeake, Deborah Ruth; Rt. 5, Box 70E, Lexington, TN 38351 McWherter, Michael Boyd; 749 Walker Road, 3, Jackson, TN 38305 Meadows, Robert Davis; Box 132, Hornsby, TN 38044 Merz, James Woodrow; 5069 Cottonwood. Memphis, TN 38118 Michael, Cheryl Delane; 434 Country Club Lane, Selmer, TN 38375 Michael, Jeffrey Ross; 721 Westwood, Jackson, T 38301 Mickens, Jennifer Ardelia; 403 Fourth St., Henderson, TN 3 8340 Middleton, Carolyn Renae; P.O. Box 345, Parsons, TN 38363 Directory 165 Milan, Lisa; 102 Johnson St.. Twnton, fft 38382 Wiles, Ann Howard? 986 W. Forest Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Milter, Daniel Adams; Rt. I. Box 10, Lavinia.TN 38348 Mills. Angela C; P.O. Box 189,Parsons, TN 38363 Mills. Margaret Ann; Rt. 3, Box 223. Brighton, TN 39011 Mitchell, Cindy Mechele; 52 Lakeview Dr.. Lexington, TN 38351 Mitchell. Dolly Fay; Rt. 1, Box 203R, Toone, TN 38381 Monks. Susan Jane N.; Rt. 5, Box 643, Jackson, TN 38301 Montgomery, Carmel; 436 Btrry St., Jackson, TN 38301 Montgomer Charles Stacey 90 Ayers Di ., lackson. TN 38301 Moore, Betty Lee Woods; Rt. 1 , Huron. TN 383S4 Moore, Carol Arwood; Rt. 5, 733 Potts Chapel Rd Jackson, TN 38301 Moore, Marc Anthony; 205 Walnut. Greenfield, TN 38230 Moore,, i?oland Lane; 113 West Vine, Humboldt, TN 38343 Morgan, Walter Gilette Ml; 6 Franwood Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Motiyama, Masako; Lamtmth College, Jackson, TN 38301 ' t Morphew, Ollie Nathan; Rt. 2. Box 195. Paducah, KY 42001 Morris. Marsha A.; 2278 Massey Rd., Memphis, TN 38119 Morris, Obie Lee; 129 Booker, Jackson, TN 38301 Morris, Susan Guynn; Rt. 3, Sealers Rd., Jackson, TN 38301. . Morrison, 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 Moses, Rhoen Paul; 332 Hate St., Jackson, TN 38301 Mosier, Tony Franklin; 232 W. Main St., Alamo, TN 38001 Motton, Charlie Lee; 41 Holiday Dr., Apt. 424, Jackson, TN 38301 Mullins. James Patrick: 2210 Parkburg Rd., Medon, TN 38356 Munster, Carol Lynn; 4012 Lk. Limestone, Baton Rouge, LA 70816 Murphy, James Cornelius; 4941 Grand Ave., Western Springs. IL 60558 Murphy, Paul Delahanty: 4941 Grand Ave., Western Spr- ings. IL 60558 N — Nace, Kemberly Karal; 220 Fairview Dr., Paducah, KY 42001 Nash, James K. G. Ill; 106 Camino Cir., Hendersonville, TN 37075 Neely, Michael Jerome; 1624 Mcmiflan, Memphis, TN 38106 Neiert, Anne Beth; 35 Springbrook Dr., Jackson, TN 38305 Nelson, Michael Glenn; 236 Hermitage PI., Jackson, TN 38301 Newman, Deborah Elizabeth; 103 Mimosa Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Newman, Peggy A.; 12 S. Davidfield Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Nichols. Teresa Susan; 4482 Tarleton, Memphis, TN 38128 Nolen, Lisa Jo; Rt. 2. Alamo, TN 38001 Norman. James Michael; Rt. 3, Box 410, Dickson, fN 37055 Norskov, Kay Campbell; 107 Hawthorne PI., Jackson, TN 38301 Northern, James Lee; 55 Briarcliff Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Norville. Jerri Allison; Rt. 1, Gadsden, TN 38337 Office, Jenneli: 1580 Royal Arms. Apt. 601, Jackson, TN 38301 ; _ Ogle, Lisa Kaye; 229 Barham St., Milan, TN 38358 Ormerod, Steven Paul; 21 Branson PL, Jackson, TN 38301 Osborn. Jay G.; 4 Libby Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 ©shorn, Judy Ann; 248 S. Liberty St., Jacksc i, TN 38301 P Gallatin, TN Pafford, Kent Elliot; 825 Duncan Ave., 37066 Pafford. Mary J.; 165 Madden St., Camden, TN 38320 Page, Mona Lynn; 28 WestwooS Gardens, Jackson, TN 38301 Pair, Suzanne Stricklin; 816 Lambuth, Apt. 201, Jackson, TN 38301 Pappas, Lynn Marie; 197 Commancfoe Trail, Jackson, TN 38301 Parish, Pamela Jane; 1237 Park Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Parish, Patricia Ann; 1237 Park Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Park, Donald Wayne; Rt. 2, Box 174, Milan, TN 38358 Parker, Patrick Newton; 37 Carlisle, Jackson, TN 38301 Patton, Kenneth D; 2956 Danville, Memphis, TN 381 18 Pauley, Erin; 137 Terrance, Jackson, TN 38301 Pearson; Rebecca Lynn; 92 Adams St., Jackson, TN 38301 Pennel, Julia Lane; 318 Crescent, Jackson, TN 38301 Pennington, Penni Lynn; 3640 Autumn, Memphis, TN 38122 Perkins, Cheryl Denise; 102 Ayers Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Perkins, Marcus Wayne; 146 Pine St, Jackson, TN 38301 Peterson, Alan William; 260 Westwood, Lexington, TN 38351 Phillips, Paul Allen; 30 .Third St., Fulton, KY 42041 Phillips, Toni Marie; 1795 Meadowhill Cv., Memphis, TN 38106 Piercey, Joe Edward Jr.; 337 N. Fairground, Jackson, TN 38301 Pillow, Daniel Wilburn; Rt. 2, March Cv., Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Pinkston, Jane Arow; 907 Hillcrest. Columbia, TN 38401 Poat, Sharon Jo; Route 1, Box 466, Symosonia, KY 42082 Poston, William Jr.; Rt. 3, Box 154, Humboldt, TN 38343 Potter, Patricia Luan; Rt. 2, Box 19, Puxyear, TN 38251 Powell, Allecia Michelle; 3435 Powers Road, Memphis, TN 38128 Prather. Margaret Louise; 37 Countrywood Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Prather, Pamela Marie; 37 Countrywood Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Presfev. Emelia Elizabeth, 1618 Babs, Memphis, TN 38116 Priddy, Charles Robert; 1818 Campbell St., Jackson, TN 38301 ■ r Priddy, Pamela Carol; 27 Lynchburg Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Pryor, Sandra Delois; Rt. 1, Box 530, Drummonds, TN 38023 Pugh, Grace Karen; 441 South Main. Milan, TN 38358 Pugh, Susan Jill; 4491 Yale, Memphis, TN 38128 — Q — Queen, Thomas Glenn Jr.; Route 1, Henning, TN 38041 — R O Oakley. Joe Alan; Rt 4, Jackson, TN 38301 Oden. Barbara Ellen. 3109 Kenneth, Memphis, TN 38128 Raines, Donald Wayland; Route 2, Alamo, TN 38001 Raines, Rosemary Jerman; 230 West Church Street, Alamo, TN 38001 Ramsey, James Franklin, 5512 Lyford, Memphis, TN 38 1 1 9 Ratliff. Deangeld M.; Route 2, Box 103, Michie, TN 38357 Rauchte, Christy Denise; 28 Coatsland Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 ' Ray, Anita Marie, Routed, Box 1 7-AV ' Puryear, TN 38251 Ray, Molly F.: 218 Newton, Jackson, TN 38301 Reasons, Patricia Davis; Route J, Bells, TN 38006 Reed, Jena Lanius; 102 Iroquois Court, Hendersonville, TN 37075 Reese. LaurelEtizabeth; 219 Channing Way, Jackson, TN 38301 Retnhart, Carol Jane; Route 2, Box 1508, Stuttgart, AR 72160 Resneck. Reed B.. 213 North Washington, Brownsville, TN 38012 Resneck, Reva Ann; 21 ' 3 N. Washington, Brownsville, TN 38612 Rhea. Martha B.; Route 1 . Box 81 , Somerville, TN 38068 Rhoads, Tommy L.; 1 1 Edenwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Rhodes, Nina Leneva; 2581 Kerwer Avenue, Memphis, TN38114 Richard, Steven E.; P.O. Box 301, Selmer, TN 38375 Richardson, Deborah Yvonne; 142 New Belmeade, Jackson, TN 38301. ■ Riddler, Janice A.; 120 Alta Vista Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Riddler, John; 120 Alta Vista Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Rieke, Philip Clark; 212 Countryside Dr., Franklin, TN 37064 Rittenberry, Walton Garre 1542 Nellys Bend Rd., Madison, TN 371 15 Roberson. Steven Bradley; 67 Twin Oaks, Jackson, TN 38301 Roberts, Deborah Anne; Route 8, Box 444, Benton, KY 42025 Robinson, Agnes Hurttspon; 129 Lockwood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Robinson, Stephen Joseph; 714 Paula Street, Bolivar, TN 38008 Roe, William David Jr.; 1916 Osborne Street, Humboldt, TN 38343 Rogers, Robert Warren; 24 Sandpiper Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 ■ ' ' ' . Ross, Patricia Ann; Rt. 1, Box 1 18, Milan, TN 38358 Rudder, Dan Jarrett; 5298 Oakmeadow Ave., Memphis, TN 38134 Russell, Constance Haskell; 29 Northwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Russell, Scott W.; 29 Northwood, Jackson, TN 38301 — S Saito, Ken; Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Scarborough, The resa Ann; Rt. 3, Box 313, Humboldt, TN 38343 Schneider, Cynthia; 540 Prescott, Memphis, TN 381 1 1 Scott, Cortelieus Yvonne; 104 Lockwood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Scott, Russell Keith; 304 School St., Corinth, MS 38834 Scott, Thomas Gerlad; 6763 Aldwyck, Germantown, TN 38138 Seals, Shannon Mari; 62 Budd Lake Hts. Rd., Budd Lake, NJ 07828 Segar. Marbary Del; RR 2, Box 216A, Ramer, TN 38367 Segner, Sandra Lee; 2056 Old Lake Pike, Memphis, TN 38119 Sharpe, William Neil; 2988 Elm Hill Rd., Nashville, TN 37214 Shaw, Jacqueline Denise; 52 Briarwood L«., Jackson, TN 38301 Shaw, Lawrence Cromwell; 2119 Hallwood Dr., Mem- phis. TN 38107 Shearin, Martha Joyce Ray; Rt. 6, Odell Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Shelton, Sheila Renea; 5460 Shady Grove, Memphis, TN 38119 Shelton, Steven Eric; 59 Northland Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Shelton, Thomas Wayne; Rt. 2, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Sherron, Robert L.; 353 Lincoln St., Jackson, TN 38301 Shibuya, Norihisa; Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Sheitds, Christine Ann; 90 High Forest, Tuscaloosa, AL ,35406 166 Directory Shinault, Phillip Tyrone; 1652 Vollentine, Memphis, TN 38107 Shutt, Sherri Leigh; 613 North Ave., Henderson, TN 38340 Simpson, Paula Wilson; 150 Stratford Ln., Jackson, TN 38301 Skinner, Marie Michelle; 203 Skinner St., Henderson, TN 38340 Skinner, Martha Celia; 1003 Sulphur Springs, Mur freesboro, TN37130 Smalley, Velinda Kaye; 139 Goodman Dr., Paducah, KY 42001 Smith, Carroll Lee; 404 W. Mitchell, Humboldt, TN 38343 Smith, Christine Marie; 12 Alta Vista Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Smith, Lori Janice; 3930 University, Memphis, TN 38127 Smith, Melissa Ann; 348 N. Rowlett, Collierville, TN 38017 Smith, Micheal David; 3309 Felicia St., Nashville, TN 37209 Smith, Patricia Gail; 2013 Hickory Hill Ln., Hermitage, TN 37076 Smith, Ronald Frank Jr.; 68 Sherrill Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Smith, Terry; 567 Lexington Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Smithson, Donna Marie; 2190 Riverside Dr. Extended, Jackson, TN 38301 Smoot. Kellse Scott; 44 Stales Cv., 2, Jackson TN 38301 Smyth, Judith Lynn; 1 1 Adams Ln., Vincentown, NJ 08088 Sneed, Brenda L; 713 McCampbell St., Paris, TN 38242 Snelson, Matthew J.; Rt. 1, Box 32, Glencoe, MO 63038 Sokaloski, Leonard Nicholas; 130 Union St., Hudson PA 18705 Spann, Crystal Lynn; 212-lselin St., Jackson, TN 38301 Cv., Jackson, TN Speight, Brad Franklin; 38301 M Spencer, Rhonda Lucille; R 38008 Bolivar, TN Spencer, Terry Anthony; 201 N. Hardin Dr., Columbia, TN 38401 Spitzer, Rhonda S.; Rt 1, Bells, TN 38006 Spitzer, Steven Lee; Rt. 1 , Bells, TN 38006 Springer. Jeffrey Todd. 939 Grandview Ave. Florence, AL 35430 Staples, Sarah Denise; Rt 1, Box 39. Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Staub, l.uanne Mane; 8457 Bnarbric h Cv . Getmanlown, N 38138 Staudt. William John; 32 1 Arlington. Jackson, TN 3830! Steele, Mae Beth; Star Route, Lacey ' s Spring, AL. 35754 Stephenson, Joyce McDonald, 314 Wells Lassiter Rd., , Jackson, TN 38301 Stephenson, Sandra Leigh; 432 Arlington Ave., Jjj|kson, TN 38301 Stephenson, Susan Lynne; 415 West Forest, TN 38301 Stephenson, William Edward; 432 Arlington. Jackson, TN 38301 ;epp, William Dalton; 268 Rossfield Cv., Jackson TN 38301 Stevens, Hallie Quinn; Box 77, Denmark, TN 3JJ39I Stevens, Lisa Suzanne; Box 1 72, Black Oak, iflH 24 1 4 Stewart, Ken L.; 8170 Holmes Rd., Germantown. ?N 38115 Stewart, Lee Ann, Rt 1, Box 59A. Henderson. TN Stinson, Anthony Dan; 1312 Riverwood Dr.. Nashville, TN 37216 Stitts, Tina Angelena: 6 Carlos, Jackson, TN 38301 Stoner, Thomas Morris; Rt. 1, Eddwood Rd., Bells, TN 38006 Street, Edward Gregory; 3514 Hewlett Dr., Nashville. TN. 37211 Stubbs, Anita Marie; 13 Indian Cv.. Jackson, TN 38301 Sturdivant. Carolyn Sue; 3401 Freland, Memphis, TN 38118 Sullivan, Eleanor Randolph, Box 1315, Nickels Rd.. Seafsport, ME 04974 V Summers, Nancy Chloe; 1412 Lovers Ln., Dye 38024 Sweat, Jeannie Holland; 1585 Hollywood Jackson. TN 38301 — T Tanaka. Hideji; Lambuth College. Jackson, TN 38 Tanner, Arthur Thomas; 24 Sunvalley Dr., Jack 38301 Taylor, Sandra Mae; Rt. 1, Box 44, Medon, TN 38356 Teer, George Arthur III; 200 Edenwood, Jackson TTSjj 38301 Teer, Patrick Brown; 200 Edenwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Tharp, Lee Ellen; 8001 8 Street, Millington, TN 38053 Thomas, Bradley Alan; 63 Cavershamwood Ln., German town. TN 38138 Thomas, Prudence Mordella; 1580 N. Royal, Apt. 101, Jackson, TN 38301 gt Thompson, Debora Jo Ann; 2028 Jefferson, Paducah, KY 42001 Thornton. Timothy Franklin, 7336 Locke Rd., Millington, TN 38053 Todd, Debbie Ann Monday; 36 Eagle Cv., Jackson, TN 38301 Todd, Kris Leland. 447 Cumberland, Medina, TN 38355 Toma, Tsuguhide, Lambuth College, Jackson. TN 38301 Torkell. Nancy T ; Rt 1. Burlison, TN 38015 Tosh, Donna Cox 172 Chanrtlng Way, Jackson, TM 38301 M Traeger, David Carroll; 161 Litchfield, Houston. TX 77024 M Tran, Hong (Mary); 271 Talbot. Jackson, TN 38301 Tran Hung (Peter) Due; 271 Talbot, Jackson. TN 38301 le Ann, 841 2 Russell Rd., Jackson. TN 3830 1 Dons Renee; 3887 Point Church, Memphis. IN Tran. Ijggv Turnage! Dc 38127 Turner. Darold Edward. 240 Washington Circle, Waverly, TN 37185 Turner 383fltf Twtgi 38301 Tyson, James Loyd; 15 38301 V J.;i32 Terrace PL, Apt 2, JacW J 50 Old ,,:■:. ? : Irckory Blvd., Jackson, TN rdens, Jackson, — CI — Utley, Cynthia Rose; 25 Gillman Dr. Apt. 20, Jackson TN3830I — V Vaughn. James Edmund. 545 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 ?, Jennifer Lynn: P.O. Box 126, Gates. TN 38037 Vest, Ruskin Alexander; P.O. 831. Jackson, TN 38301 Vinson, Gary Granville; 214 Melwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Vinson, June A.; P.O. Box 318, Adamsvitie, TN 383 1 Vinson, Michael Lee; 781 Rushftieade, Jackson, 1 05  : Glenn Jr.; Rt 5, Box 670. Jackson. TN •Brasfkld, Rt I , ' un,,, ;; Wathngton, Angelyn M . Rt 3. Parkburg Rd.. Jackson. TN Iflif) ' ' Watlingtor 38301 Sandra Raines; ft? Michelle I n Jackson, TN ■ Webb. Anna Margaret Boyd; Pt 1 Bells. TN 38006 ebb. Valerie Dentce, 15 Tr;i ' -w«.J ' J Jo ' - ■■ ■ •■ 830 1 JKr . Rachel Cole; 260 Bills St . Bolivar. TN 38008 Welch. Carolyn Rachel 229 Chester Levee Rd., Jackson, TN 3830 I ■ Wells, Sheila Gaytef Rt 2, White Fern Rd., Beech Bluff. TN383I3 Whaley, Dee Ann; P.O. Box 306, Henderson, TN 38340 Whaley, Lisa Lott; 620 North Ave.. Henderson. TN 38340 Wheatley Carol Lynn; 2103 Wedgewood Dr.. Union ity TN 38261 ,;: 830 George L.; Cook S exingt|| TN 38351 Diana Ray; Rt. 2, Box 373. Ripley, TN 38063 w Wada. Hideyasu; Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Wagner, Ann Read; 58 Glenwood. Jackson, TN 38301 Walker, Donald Neat; Sewell Rd., Selmer, TN 38375 Walker. Earl C. Jr.; 72 Laurie Circle, Jackson. TN 38301 Walker, Junius Galloway III; Rt. 5, Box 286, Somerville, TN 38068 Waller. Nelson A.; 1422 Lamar, Apt. 308, Memphis, TN .38104 Walters. Amy Jane; 2900 Ashmont, Memphis, TN 38138 Wamble, Jeffrey A.; 617 Hill St., Henderson, TN 38340 Ward, Angela-tavon; 622 Eva St.. Memphis, TN 381 12 Wheatley, Kevin Joe; 170 Fairview Dr., Paducah. t i 42001 M Wheatley. Penny Lee; 170 Fairview Dr., Paducah 42001 Wheeler. Clarence Arthur: 290 S. Bells St., AlarrwB ' N 38001 Whipple, Kimberly Jo; Rt. 2. Union City. TN 38261 Whitwell, Michael Orestus; 15 Woodberry Trail, TN 38301 Wiley, Ann S.; 31 Gardencrest Cv.. Jackson, TN 38305 Williams, Ann G.; 1 16 Clinton Dr., Brownsville, TN 38012 Williams, Cynthia D.; 66 Brenda Ln„ Jackson, TN 383 ' 1 Williams, Eric Dewayne; 104 Courtland, Jackson. TN 38301 Williams, Jacqueline Ann; 746 Merton. Memphis. TN 38112 ■ ' Williams, Lola Mae; 201 Greer, Paris. TN 38242 Williams, Patricia Louise; 2930 East Main, Humboldt. TN 38343 W Williams. Rick Stephen; 223 North First St.. Milan, TN 38358 WW Williams, Ruth Ann; 22 Hillcrest Circle, Jackson. TN 38301 f Williams, Tina L.; 2944 Hoskins, Memphis, TN 38104 Williamson, Yvonne Carlease; 702 Whitehall, Jackson, TN 38301 Wilson, Laurie Lynn; Rt. 8, Spain Rd., Jackson TN 38301 Wilson, Randy Lamar; 24 Speece Cv., Jackson. TN 38301 M • - Winbush, DannyO.; P.O. Box 3486, Jackson. TN 38301 Woge, Stacia Lynne; Rt. 2, Box 329. Sharon. PA 16146 Wood. James Edward; P.O. Box 648. Covington, TN 38019 I ' - Wood. Rachel Finney; 53 Beechwood Dr.. Jackson, TN 38301 T ' Woodruff. Larry Nelson; P.O. Box 97, Holladay. TN 38341 Woods, Vivian J-; Rt. 1, Box 136,Pinson, TN 38366 Woodward, Katherine Arthur; 7333 Old Poplar Pike, Ger- mantown. TN 38138 Woosley. Wanda T.; 8 Glenwood Dr., Jackson, TN 3830 1 Wyckoff, Michele Hall; 2315 Central St.. Savannah. TN 38372 R.; 104 Dellrose Dr., Nashville. TN 372 1 Yelverton, Billy Charles Jr.: 1025 Jackson Dr.. Pulaski, TN 38478 Ylitalo. Troy Lee: Rt. 5. Box 322. Paducah, KY 42001 Yoe, Jane Falkner; 842 N. Parkway, Apt G-8, Jackson, TN 38301 ..■ i Directory 167 Day or Night Ph. 668-1059 HAMILTON HILLS FLORIST Hamilton Hills Shopping Ctr. Jackson, TN 38301 TBLEHORISr Danny Sisson j:eu w NORTH PIZZA INN Dine In or Take Out Luncheon Buffets Salad Bar New Deep Pan Pizza Special Children Prices Orders Ready in 20 Minutes For Pizza Out — It ' s Pizza Inn 423-0164 1940 N Highland Ave. Pizza 1 inn i TENNESSEE PUMP SUPPLY Distributors of Pumping — Heating and Industrial Supplies Kitchen, Equipment, Pump and Well Supplies 312-328 Airways 424-2585 424-2583 Drafting Tables Drafting Supplies Art Markers 168 Ads Particular People Prefer PARK LAUNDRY-CLEANERS One Hour Cleaning — Full Service Laundry 935 Campbell Street Phone 427-7413 A . ' i JTLoWtc A ' M G ' Pt S K oP SSSJJM MM i .ill TiiU 1Q 320 E LAFAYETTE- JACKSON TENN 3830I PHONE (901 I 427-74 l HOUR mmmanGi the most in nRYCUW 6 Two Convenient Locations to Serve You 422-3601 (6:30 AM-6 PM 6 Days) Drive-in Window 336 W. Main 668-7261 (7:30 AM-7 PM 6 Days) Drive-in Window Oak Hill Shopping Ctr. Rely on Us for Expert Service on All Your Laundry and Dry Cleaning Needs KELLY FOODS The Friendly Kelly Leprechaun Says, Welcome to All Lambuth College Students ccifrures Sludic A Hair 668-0746 or 668-7437 Hamilton Hills Shopping Center Jackson, Tennessee SOUTHERN SOUNDS Has the Lowest Priced Albums and Tapes in Western Tennessee ' Lowest Maxell and TDK A Full Line of Concert and Rock Group T-Shirts and Jerseys North Plaza Shopping Center Across From Walmart Ads 169 NANDO JONES The Store That Saves You Money 111 W.Lafayette St. Jackson, TN Is the ladies store, where the best dressed campus crowd shops, shouldn ' t you? marksTothenberg Seco td ia no te m £adhi n, ieAmce and value 1 Jockson Plaza Phone 423-3779 JOHNSEY ' S SPORTING GOODS P.O. Box 822 447 N. Royal St Jackson, TN It Pays to Play PORTER PAINT CO, 159 Carriage House Drive Jackson, TN 38305 Fine Wall Coverings Too! Ph. 668-8105 For Your Formal Wear See $tutikm Old Hickory Mall Jackson, TN 170 Ads Jackson ' s Bank. For the eighties and beyond JACKSON NATIONAL BANK Member FDIC Ads 171 Ob boJudf 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 RAINEY FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. 209 East Main St. Jackson, Tennessee (901)424-3344 Casey Jones Village 1 n «-. HOLLYWOOD MART Hollywood Shop. Ctr. • Phone 422-6616 • Jackson, Tenn. 172 Ads Furniture — Appliances — Stereos TV ' s THE WAREHOUSE 313 East Lafayette Street Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Phone (901) 423-1074 MALCO THEATERS, INC. STOREY ' S PIC-PAC FOODS Where you the customer are always no. 1. Store Hours 7-11 Mon.-Sat. 8-8 Sun. Chances are if no one else has it, you ' ll find it here: Hardware and Sporting Goods Lawn, Garden and Farm Supplies Paint and Housewares DUFFEY ' S HOME CENTER Hamilton Hills Shopping Center Kenneth Duffey Box 817 Phone 668-1012 Jackson, Tenn. 38301 Good Luck Lambuth Eagles JCPenney 15 Old Hickory Mall Jackson, Tennessee Open Mon.-Thur. 10 AM-9 PM Fri.-Sat. 9:30-9:30 Ads 173 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 3tti Systems Phone 427-4896, 427-5587 1-800-372-7010 444 Airways Blvd. Jackson, TN 38301 LIBERTY STORES Hamilton Hills Shopping Center Madison South Shopping Plaza 419 E. College Of Jackson, Tenn. 139 Airways Blvd. 174 Ads Since 1919 TOM LAWLER ' S, INC. Office Outfitters Furniture • Machines • Office Supplies Mail to: P.O. Box 1667, Jackson, Tenn. 38301 Downtown Main Store 300 East Main 1170 Highway 45 By-Pass 427-9661 668-5565 1-800-372-8358 Watts Line 179 Carriage House Drive Jackson, TN 38301 (901)668-8813 • Pageant Dresses • Wedding Gowns • Swimsuits • Fashion Focus Shop for All Seasons Parks Re(k Your Happy Shopping Store JACKSON PLAZA THE TROPHY CASE 901 A Hollywood Shopping Center 424-5020 Trophies, Plaques, Engraving and Imprinted Sportswear Colonial BAKING COMPANY 603 South Royal Street Post Office Box 1544 Telephone 427-7461 Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Ads 175 For now ... for the future ... we want to do more for you. A First American r r First American Bank of Jackson, IM. A. mm. £ Downtown Main Highland ® Midtown Main Baltimore £} Old Hickory Mall 1993 N.Highland Jj Forest Avenue 768 West Forest £ Southside 1666 South Highland Member First American Corporation Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MBHHHHNHHHMiiH HMM HMIDMMI 176 Ads Coke Adds Life ... to the Eagles COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS OF JACKSON, INC. 457 Riverside Drive Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Tnaytiine 901-668-3040 Tennis Equipment Shoes Clothes Accessories 1869 Hwy. 45 By-Pass N. Racquet Club of Jackson 106 Carriage House Dr. Jackson, TN 38301 W. S. BUTLER FURNITURE Lower Prices Through Low Overhead 2213 Hwy. 70 E. Jackson, Tenn. 38301 Phone 424-1871 GEORGE A. SMITH and SONS Directors of Funeral Service 438 East Main Jackson Phone 427-5555 Member, the Order of the Golden Rule Ads 177 coffman ' x, appliance • home furnl hing Serving Jackson Over 35 Years 2845 Hwy. 45 Bypass N. Jackson, TN 38301 RIB-EYE BARN, INC, 668-8777 Wiley Parker Rd at Hwy. 45 By-Pass at I-40 664-0900 ACCOUNT NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE [fllPCJ Jackson, Tennessee Member FDIC 178 Ads BUCK ' S TV SALES SERVICE RCA Authorized Servicenter Horace Buck — Owner 159 Airways Blvd. Jackson, TN 38301 Serving Jackson for Over 30 Years Phone 901-422-3666 Compliments of MIKE FREEMAN INSURANCE AGENCY 240 Carriage House Dr. Jackson, TN 38305 901-668-4636 Bill Freeman Pepsi ' s got your taste for life! MALCO LANES Snack Shop — Pro Shop Open 24 Hours Fri. and Sat. Located at VFW Recreation Center 703 Arlington Ave. : ' w : ' ' m Compliments of Alpha Xi Delta Ads 179 DAVIDSON OPTICAL DISPENSARY Contact Lenses Emergency Repairs All Prescriptions Filled Hamilton Hills Shopping Center 668-9491 Office Hours Tues.-Fri. 9:30-5:30 Sat. 9:30-2:30 180 Ads With the Completion of Our Final Shipment, the 1983-84 LANTERN STAFF Eagerly Anticipates the Fruition Of a Year ' s Hard Work Ads 181 Student Index Acree, Laura — 7, 56, 88, 134, 135 Adams, Richard — 56 Albea, Gary — 56 Alexander, Clyde — 46 Alexander, Djuna — 7, 56, 1 12, 120 Allen, Robert — 5, 46, 1 16, 125, 139 Anderson, Carl — 38 Anderson, Lynn — 46 Archer, Andrea — 56, 136, 137, 143 Archer, Hugh — 46, 94, 1 16, 142 Archer, Mark — 52, 71, 92, 93, 1 16, 142 Armstrong, Rebecca — 38 Atkinson, Stephanie — 7, 8, 56, 1 17, 134, 135 Bachman, Kelley — 46, 92, 132, 133 Baer, Kathy — 4, 52, 71, 134, 135, 138 Banks, Toni — 132 Barber, Daryl — 56, 60 Barker, Kathryn Anne — 38, 117, 124, 132, 133, 143, 148, 150, 156 Barnes, Robert — 46, 109, 1 18 Baumer, Lesa — 2, 13, 38, 1 16, 124, 136, 137 Beard, Deidre — 38, 124 Belch, Kim — 9, 10, 132, 133 Belch, Pamela — 52 Binkley, Glenda — 56, 134, 135 Bishop, Steve — 126, 127 Blackwell, Kim — 124, 132 Blankenship, Tommy — 46 Blurton, David — 116 Bobo, Karen — 10 Boling, Stacy — 52, 128, 130, 131 Bonczar, Thaddeus — 36, 52, 1 17, 125 Bond, Forda — 52, 1 12 Bond, Marvin — 120, 124, 156 Booth, Valerie — 52, 134, 143 Borkcom, Katherine — 56 Bradley, Dale — 132, 133 Breeden, Bonnie — 52 Brewer, Jennifer — 46, 119 Bridges, Rayla — 14,64,99, 102, 107, 109, 111, 136, 137, 138, 146, 147 Brown, Kelly — 46, 99, 134, 135, 140, 141 Brown, Kevin — 38, 142 Brown, Libby — 46, 126, 127, 134, 175 Brown, Vickie -r 38, 87, 88, 155 runell, Tammy — 56 Buckley, Angie — 46, 136 Bugel, Anne— 12, 38, 54, 70, 122, 134, 138, 164 Bulle, Carolyn — 38, 136 Burnette, Anne — 38, 59, 74, 110,118, 121, 126, 127, 128, 134, 135, 150, 151, 156, 181 Burnette, Nancy — 46, 74, 118, 136, 137, 151 Burns, Sheri — 46, 90, $1 Butler, Thresa — 88 By num. Debbie — 52 Idweli, Julie — 46, 67, 1 10, 1 1 1, 146, 154 Carter, Becky — 6, 38, 75, 1 16, 134, 135 Chambers, Cathy — 99, 136, 137 Chambers, Ricky — 46, 78 fgfl Charlton, Rebecca — 47, 91 Cheeks, Ricky — 120 Cherry, Abby — 47, 1 18, 125, 134 Claiborne, Dawn — 38, 122, 123, 124, 130, 131, 181 CHmer, Kristin — 52, 132, 146 Colbert, Galen — 48, 69, 170 Coleman, Tracey — 47, 50, 1 17, 118, 123, 128, 134, 135 Collett, Ann — 5, 47, 1 18, 123, 124, 128, 134, . 135,150,181 Bl ' l Collins. Robert — 47 Bjfc Conrad, Kevin — 39, 1 18, 121, 156, 181 Cook. Michelle — 52, 132, 133 Cooksey, James — 56, 1 16, 125 Cooper, Sh aron — 52, 136, 137 98, 124 ,74, 114, 130,131 139 I % Corey, David — 139 Corn, Susanna — 5j Couch, Alan — 127 Council, Robin — 47 Coursey, Mark — 39,jyi2 Craddock, Cynthia — 51 Cranford, Rose — 47 Crawford, Patsy — 53, 1 Cross, Cheryl — 52, 120 Crump, Sherry — 53, 70, 121 Cupples, Sandy — 39, 136, 150, 157 Dairaku, Kumiko — 45 Daniel, Melanie — 5, 39,40, 70, 90, 91, 110, 117, 132, 138, 147, 149, 150, 155 Davidson, Billy — 56, 139 Davis, Darla — 51, 54, 70, 103 Davis, Kathryn — iH fl|H| Davis, Malea — 52. 53, 117, 119, 136, 137, 150 Denton, Pam — 47,64,99, 117, 125, 134 Dew, Nancy — 136, 137 Dimarco, Joseph — 39 Dismukes, Richard — 99, Doak, Max — 85, 86 Donahoe, Kelly — 53, 143 Doran, Mark —56, 139 Dorris, Marti jk— 53, 64, 134, 135, 147 Doyle, Lloyd — 39, 1 16, 1 18, 122, 151 Doyle, Sally — 52, %% 134, 13 , 146, 149 Drennan, Lori — 39 Droke, James — 56 Duke, Dana — 47, 125 Dunn, Mary Beth — 47, 116, 118, 132 133 Dyer, Charles — 56, 57, 73, 1 16, 139 Dyess, Bubba — 39, 71, 1 14, 140 % Eaton, Angie — 53, 117 Edwards, John — 4, 47, 85, 99, 1 16, 139 Edwards, Neal — 46, 55, 56, 61, t26, 139 Elliott, Terry — 56,|%42 Erickson, Jane — 4ft 123, 143, lfl Evans, Kathryn — 56 121, 13$, 37, 138 Evans, Lea Helen -j 57, 73, 132, 133 Ewing, Ann — 39, 42, 1 18, 122, 132, l3j| 141,157 Hail, Allycin — 57, 132,133 Fair, Garry — 47, 1 16, 1 17, 1 18, 1 19, 120, 1 Faulkner, Kathy — 53, 125 ,136,137 Fisher, Michelle — 15, 38, 39, 66, 11 1 , 116, 121 126, 152, 157, 184 Fisher, Stacey — 53, 136, 137, 143 Fitts, Tony — 47, 52, 78. 1 1 Fletcher BBfa gjyjQpy Fletcher, Katherine — 122 Foerster, Elizabeth — 53 Foerster, Robert — 53 Forsythe, Jan — 39, 65, 66, 125, 132, 133, 14| ■UtostefiJR ftw Fowler, Melvin — 8, 55, 57, 61, 90, 91, 120 Fraser, Willie — 44, 127. 139 Freerr. i - - ' ecia — 57, 1 12, 120 French, Judy — 39, 123,128, 1X135, 1 Gaddie, Beth — 47, 53, Ganaway, Delores Garrett, David German, Patti — .1 Geyer, Ken — 3 ' Giffin, John — Gilmore, Mary Glover, Jim — 48, Gober, Gary — 48 Gourley, Janice — 40 H Granberry, Andy — 48, 1 16, 1 Grantham, Gregory — 57 Green, Jim — 85, 86 index Greenway, Jacqueline — 40 Gregory, Patrice — 25, 120 Gudmundson, Kim — 53, 136, 137 Gunn, Tom — 57, 139 Hall, Jeff — 7, 40, 78, 116 Hall, Mary — 14,53,70, 120 Hamilton, Vicky — 40 Hampton, Phillip — 57, 123, 181 Hardin, Kim — 57, 132, 133 Hare, Paul — 53, 140 Harney, Mattie — 40 Harrell, Randy — 57 Harris, Lyda — 53, 117, 125, 134, 135 Harris, Tony — 53, 1 16, 120, 150 Harrison, Ede— 126, 132, 146, 150 Hart, Sherri — 48, 124, 132, 133, 138 Hartfiel, Kathy — 7, 8, 41, 130, 131 Hartman, Elizabeth — 53 Hartman, Evans — 47, 140 Hartman, Lane — 53, 62, 132, 133, 140 Hassell, Kim — 57 Hayes, Bruce — 78 Heath, Susan — 48, 117, 134, 135 Henderson, Jim — 14, 40, 78 Henderson, Samantha — 57, 117, 132 Henry, Lula — 48 Herron, Kriston — 57, 120 Herron, Regina — 124 Herron, Sharon — 48, 70, 90, 91 Hicks, Dana — 53, 1 17 Higgins, Mary — 70, 120 Higgonbottom, Julie — 53, 62 Hildebrand, Lisa — 53 Hill, Melissa — 53, 124 Hitch, Lauri — 40 Hixson, Jean — 58 Hogg, Felecia — 87, 88, 89, 1 17 Hoggard, Cynthia — 48, 1 18 Holland, Holly — 40, 1 18, 123, 126, t2 181 Holland, Tara — 48 Holley, Solomon — 55, 58, 61, 125 Wooper, Ken -y- 69, 122, 126, 127 Hopkins, CbjHene — 48, 124 Hopkins, Johnny — 5, 40, 43, 71,74, 114, 12j 127,139 i ,„,. I, Hopper, Wendy — 40, 1 18, 125, 134, Horton, Frank — 13, 129, 139 uffman, Peter — 58, 61, 109, 139 ughes. Charlie — 46, 99, 126 - 15,38,40,108 120, 124 -40,74, 128, 130, 131,150, 158 53, 1 16 126, 127 58 kson, Rachel — 53, 132, 133, 141 James, David — 48 James, Ross — 58, 142 Jancarek, Donna— 48, 75,81, 118, 128, 130, 131 Johnson, Ed — 40, 46, 56, 61, 67, 126, 139, 170 Johnson, Ritha — 7, 48, 1 17, 120 Johnston, Barbara — 41 , 65, 1 16, 1 17, 132, 133, 138 Johnston, Shan — 54, 81 Jones, Lisa — 4 1 Jones, Tim— 5, 41,70, 102, 121, 125 Keller, Melinda — 11,41, 118, 134, 135 Kendrick, Jo — 58, 88 Kennedy, Anita — 54, 112, 120 Kenton, James — 48, 85 Kerr. Kendi — 136, 137 Kilzer, Ann —41 Kimble, Teresa — 41 Kinzer, Jeff — 94, 1 16, 142, 143 ughes, Michelle Hunt, Derotha — nter, Woody — son, Chip — son, Greg |tacy — 41 , Beth — 45, 125, 134, 135 , Yolanda — 41 Linda — 41, 118, 124 It, Beth — 150 ISusan — 7, 58, 126 Eddie — 38, 1 16, 140 Susan — 58, 132, 133 Ibbin— 10,41, 128, 132, 133 bach, Lisa — 54, 67, 132, 133, 140, 141 sr, Mike — 41, 118, 150 my — 54, 117, 124, 128, 136, 137, 140, s, Kenny — 52, 116, 129, 140 nnie — 3, 54, 123, 132, 133, 138 nn — 5, 10, 13, 46, 48, 71, 1 14, 1 17, 126, 137, 138 Kiseri Kol Koor Lace Laml Larsj Last! Last Lau,; Lauj Lavd Leat 1 Lea LeeJ LeeJ if Lee, Michelle - Leist, Carltcli — 4,11 Lemmons, Sfera — 132, 133 Lest , Gay Carole 4- 54, 62, 128, 132, 133 Lewii Joey i- 54, 7|, 142, 166 Ling, feusannl — 41 154 Little, Jack -1 58, 13| Little. John -458, 111 125 I .tljjBptherinl — 54. 1 36. 137 Lovett, Keith 4 58, 851 142 Lucasmckie-f-41, If, 122 Luciub, Mar ■nn, Ary LI 1 137,1 38, 15 Majors, Clint Malley, Matt Maness, Mary Mane -., Mrhnda ■uier — 118, 119, 134, 135, 158 ' 48, 51, 6 117, IN, 13 .MB - 1 UWHan, Jear Massengill, Phyllia — 54, Matthews, Jan — 42, 1 18, 150 •48,64,65,123, 124. 134,135, IcBride, Barbara — 4« McCain. Jill -- 58, 88 ( McCalk idy — 7, 42, 65, 78, 92. 1 ! 125, 142, 143, 158 ■ , McClain, Connie — 42, 88, 89 McClure, Janet — 3, 48, 50, 64, 7 B =__isBr 34 r 43e i pt38rl81- McCullarJSen — 35, 54r+©2 McDaniel, Bessie-— 42, T3 - T cKamey 4cLeary ;ns,fl fc-3i . 120 ' ■:e;|j|jS3 nn powar r%nr pgel ■8, lkll Miffl irgi wdLCindy Montgi Montgomery, Daryl - Moore, Betty — 42 Moore, Marc — 85 Moore, Roland — 42 Moriyama, Masako — 41 , 59 Morphew, Nathan — 142 Morris, Marsha — 4. Morri l n-isToH Br- 49, W, ■ Moster.TonjMpl,?! kRh Rsdfli |7« 1 1 ' 4«138 - 44. 127, Murphy, Paul — 48, 49 151, 181 Mace, Kern — 66, 71,9 140, 141, 181 Nash, Jamie — 4, 54, 1 Neely, Michael — 90, 91 Nichols, Teresa — 8, 59 Nolen, Lisa — 54, 136, 1 Norman, Mike — 42, 110, 119,121, 126, 150, 158 Northern, James — 49 Norville, Allison — 54, 1 1 Oden, Barbara — 59, 132 Ogle, Lisa — 43, 94 Ormerod, Steve Pafford Pa_ 59,61, i: Parker, Patrick — 140 Patton, Kenny — 5, 122 Pearson, Rebecca — 43 Pennington, Penni — 49 Perkins. Denise — 59 Perkins. Marcus — 49, 1 Phillips. Alan — 59, 142 Phillips, Toni — 7, 59 Piercey, Joe — 142 Pinkston, Arow — 49. 132 Poat, Sharon — 57, 59, 1 Poston, Sonny — 85, 155 I owell, Allexcla — 59. Jnarles 118,122 50, 117, 120 126, 127, 159, 170 , 134. 135, r Pugh, Grao Pugh, Susan — Raines, Kabo — 78, 140 Raines. Mary Ann — 1 25 Ramsey. James — 54. 116, 142 Ratliff, Deanglo — 59. 85 W Rauchle. Christy — 46, 50, 1)7,1 If 132. 170 .Anita — 60, 71, 132, 133 s, Patricia — 54. 124 Reed, Jena — 60, 132. 133 Reinhart, Carol — 60, 109. 134, 135 Rhea, Martha — 60. 136, 137 Rhodes, Nina — 1 12, 1 17. 120 Rieke.Phil — 43,82. 163 Rittenberry, Garrett — 127 Roberson, Brad — 60 Roberts, Deborah — 54, 134, 135 Robinson, Steve — 50 Ross, Patricia — 43 Rudder. Dan — 67, 78, 93, 140 Scarborough, Tee — 50, 88, 89 Schneider, Cindy — 9, 42, 60, 12 Scott, Tom — 84, 85. 86, 109 Seals, Shannon — 60, 73, 134. 135 Segner, Sandra — 60, 130. 131 Sharpe. Neil — 92. 126, 127. 142 Shaw, Larry — 14, 50, 90, 91, 99, 1 16 Shelton. Callie — 54, 66, 133 Shelton, Sheila — 15.25, 55. Shelton, Steve — 43, 78 Shelton. Tommy — 94 Shibuya, Norisha — 139 Shields, Kirsty — 131 Shutt, Sherri — 43, 125 ner, Martha — ner, Michelle — H Al alley, Linda — ith, Christine — th, Lori — 60 th, Melissa - M Si , 124J| th, Michael R, 85,86, S M81, 24, 13 th, Judy — P, 134, 3 ' 118,124, 134, 135 119, 134,138 37, 140, 141 159 need, Brenda — 55, 120 Snelson, Matt— 139 Sokaloski, Lenny — 78 Spann, Crystal — 50, 88, 120 Kncer, Rhonda — 55, 120 Bencer, Terry — 3, 44, 70, 122, 126, 127, 139, 154, 170 f pitzer, Steven — 43 Springer, Jeff — 60, 95, 139 Staples, Sarah — 50 ,SjfliibJ_uAnne — 44, 66, 80, 81, 124, 132 36, 137, 140, 141 Steele, Mae Beth -44, 124, 136, 143, 147 Stephenson, Billy — 60, Stephenson, Sandy — 50, Stephenson, Susan — 44 Stevens, Lisa — 60. 102, 121 Stewart, Ken — 99, 126, 139, 170 Stewart, Lee Ann — 55 Stinson, Tony — 60, 142 s, Tina — 50 divant, Carolyn — 44, 92, 1 18, 32, 133, ivan, Eleanor —55, 118, 130, 131 mers. Nancy — 50, 87, 88 Tanaka, I Tanner, Taylor, S eer, Patrick — 140 eer, Tripp — 125 Tharp, Lee — 15, 50, 66, 107,111,117, 118, Thomas, Prudence — 120 Thompson, Debbie — 3, 5, 51, 55, 61, 70, 90, 17.121,138,149 ton, Tim — 44, 45, 70, 159, 181 50, 55, 78. 84, 140 rorkell, Nancy TraeaeLDavid — 55 j, Mary — 5! ter — 55 age, Doris — 55, 74, 117, 120 ier, Darold — 60, 90,91 jy, Cynthia — 1 1 . 44, 124. Vaughn, Jay — 60, 125, 127 Vaughn. Jennifer — 51 , 125 inson, June — 44 Voss, Diana — 60. 132 Wada, Hideyasu — 60 Walker, Donald — 60 Walker, Jay — 60. 73, 1 16, 139 Walker, Neal — 39, 84, 85, 86 Walters, Amy — 55, 134, 135 Wamble. Jeff — 44. 124, 129. 142 Ward. Angela — 61. 112, 117, 120 Ward. Glenn — 1 18, 125, 127 Watlington, Michelle — 8, 61, 134 Weils, Sheila — 51, 74, 121, 143 Wheatley, Carol — 44, 118, 119, 143, 1 Wheatley, Kevin —61. 142 Wheatley, Penny — 143 Wheeler, Arthur — 65, 71, 1 14, 118, 129, 1 159 Whipple, Kim — 61, 88, i33, 149 Williams, Eric — 127 Williams, Jackie — 15, 55, 75. 1 17, 120 Williams. Lola — 44, 88 Williams, Tina — 44, 7! 1 8, 1 24 Williamson, Yvonne — Willingham, Lyi Wilson. Randy — 127 Wise, Cindy — 125 BkJ1 Woge, Stacey Wood Jay —51, 140 Woodruff, Larry — 44 Woodward, Katherine Yates, Carol- 44, 136 iverton, Bi 118. Yiitalo, In Closing . . . 1984 Lantern Staff Editor-in-Chief Janet McClure Business Manager Kevin Conrad Ads Manager Sheila Wells Photographer Tim Thornton Copy Editor Tracey Coleman Copywriters Jeannie Lee Kem Nace Paul Murphy Section Editors: Administration and Faculty . Phillip Hampton . . Anne Bumette Classes Amy Walters Student Life Bridget McKamey Alison Maynard Sports Janet McClure Special Events Ann Collett Kim Gudmundson Lane Hartman Organizations Holly Holland Honors Dawn Claiborne Susan Morris Ads Judy French Janet McClure Directory Jane Erickson Patsy Crawford Resource Editor Judy French Adviser Dr. Bob Hazlewood Editorial Board Dr. Bob Hazlewood Mrs. Susan Hudacek Rev. Ed Phillips Mr. Wilburn Lane Christy Rauchle Larry Taylor James Kenton Special Acknowledgements Virginia Elliott Michelle Fisher Bob Gilbreath Sue Roberts Dr. Annie Lou Smith Student Government Association Mary Jo Williams Tom Yokely Professional Photographers: Bivens Sudlow Photography 184 j r ' ' Wt %! +i ' - - % i5s £ 3f iv V V V NS V V ) V V  - r r •V «■ .- ' ;■ ' •■ ► «r