Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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■to jS ' l] m 5 .BE ■ LI Top, left I light: Kay Coley lingers after gradua- tion to reflect upon her scholastic achievement. With diplomas in hand seniors proudly take that last walk With mixed feelings Elise Fletcher, assisted by her father, makes that final move from college life. Bottom, left right: As Diana Howard looks on, Kelly Donohoe and Linda Smalley display typical emotions on graduation day. Graduating seniors and their parents share the hospitality extended them at the President ' s Breakfast. We have grown, and when we leave, we take more than our books, backpacks, and milk crates. We take those feelings, those ties, those senior memories that have become an in- separable part of what we are — the competition of sports, All Sing, the Miss Lambuth Pageant and the cooperation of musical groups, of the cast of a play, of the Lantern staff. By now resolution has replaced irresolution: discipline has become a friend rather than a taskmaster and decision-making has become — if not easier — a necessity. We need no prompting to remind us that this year is truly a year to remember. Introduction

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14 Introduction

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