Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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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

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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

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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