Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1987 volume:

' ■•- • W LANTERN 1987 Lambuth College Jackson, Tennessee Volume 59 Dr. Bob Hazlewood, Advisor Michelle Watlington, Editor 101723 I TuBfl rf y •p v V c ; CAMPUS ACTIVITIES ADMINISTRATION 4 AND FACULTY 60 ■ 1 1 . 1 WW . - L0 2531 . U2b ' 86- ' 87 Lanter n Captures Memories The Lantern Staff designed and produced this pictorial history of the 1986- ' 87 school year to help you RELIVE the past year at Lambuth College. When you turn the pages, read the script, and look at the pictures of the current year- book, you will RELIVE those special events — the unforgettable Opening Convocation with its pomp and ceremony; the long awaited Who ' s Who Convocation; annual Homecoming with its traditional festivities; the exciting Miss Lambuth Pageant; All- Sing and its spirit of rivalry; Focus week with its broadening experiences; Awards Banquets; Honors Day Convocation; and Graduation Day, the culmination of all the special events. Furthermore, you will RELIVE those wonderful activities and experiences — early football games; long sessions in the dor- mitories; acquaintance with new friends and renewal of old ones; new and old romances; and, during the entire year, the happy days at all sports, dramatic, and musical ac- tivities; and, most of all, the never-ending study hours in various and sundry places. As you continue to turn the pages, you will RELIVE experiences with the Administra- tion and Faculty — knowledgeable, hard- working, and caring deeply about the world of the college community; and with the stu- dent body — bright, cheerful, confused, struggling, grasping, learning, inevitably optimistic. Then, too, you will RELIVE the athletic contests — both varsity and intramural which gave hours of pleasure; and the organizations — the Greeks, the Student Government Association, and all the others which initiated life-long friendships, shared spiritual values, encouraged leadership development, and promoted scholastic achievements. In this reflection, you will RELIVE the Lam- buth traditions that connect you with the past and inform the present. t r V H gajnwi CLASSES SPORTS GREEKS 84 108 ORGANIZATIONS 126 142 Introduction 3 CAMPUS ACTIVITIES Lambuth Is a Unique Community Although Lambuth College is an indepen- dent, four-year undergraduate college of liberal arts and sciences dedicated to academic excellence and moral growth and is committed to free inquiry, careful analysis, communication, responsibility and service to others and although some other colleges share many of these characteristics, Lam- buth is a uniquely different college com- munity because it is more than a learning in- stitution. It is a community filled with creative, original students and faculty members. It is a place where students sing along at the flagpole; a place where they watch the Eagle breakdance; where they create, produce, and enjoy reading all the school publications; and, yes, a place where they can stroll by a log cabin and get thrown into a duck pond! 6 Campus Activities ■ ' _ . u . _ ' ..•-. ' ■ - 1 ' .• ' ■■■ ' Top, left to right: The AOPis display their en- thusiasm at the traditional Bid-Day flagpole. Anne Myers, the Lambuth Eagle, stimulates school spirit with her routine. The log cabin adds to the uniqueness of the Lambuth campus. Bottom, left to right: Lambuth publications provide both recreational and educational experiences for students. Jenny Harrison, Robin Trout, and Melanie Pennel take a break from their studies to enjoy the restored fishpond. Campus Activities 7 All-Sing Benefits Salvation Army On Sunday, February 16, at the Athletic Center, All-Sing, Lam- buth ' s annual musical extravaganza, spo nsored by the Interfrater- nity and Panhellenic Councils, raised about $500 to aid in a new emergency shelter for the Salvation Army. This musical program spotlighted seven talented groups which included the Black Student Union, Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority, Phi Mu Fraternity for Women, Sigma Kappa Sorority, and Kappa Alpha Order, Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Sigma Phi Epsilon, fraternities for men. Each group presented an eight to ten minute musical presentation with awards given to the Most Musical Women, Most Musical Men, Most Entertaining and Best Ail-Around Talent. Judging was based on in- tonation, musical quality, appearance, and entertainment. Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority won all three awards in the women ' s division and Kappa Alpha Order won Best All-Around in the men ' s division. Other awards included the Annual Scholarship Award and Most Outstanding Greek Female and Male Awards. Phi Mu Frater- nity for Women won the scholarship award for the 12th consecutive semester. Gay Caro le Lester won the Female Greek Award and James Ramsey, the Male Greek Award. Master of ceremonies was Dr. Russell M. Mclntire, Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Center for Life and Work on campus. Top, left to right: With their nostalgic medley, the AOPis swept away the women ' s division awards. The Sig Eps are jammin ' at All Sing ' 86. Bottom, left to right: The Kappa Sigs are up to their usual antics. Dr. Mclntire, as master of ceremonies, pro- vides comic relief during All Sing. Slickers and bare feet set the stage for Phi Mus ' rainy day tunes. The KAs capture most musical men ' s per- formance. The Black Student Union inspires the audience with its renditions of negro spirituals. Sigma Kappa invites listeners to Come to the Cabaret. Campus Activities Campus Activities 9 Mm? - £ |fi 1 T 10 Campus Activities Lambuth Crowns Its Queen The 1986 Miss Lambuth Pageant centered around the theme Up Where We Belong. On Sunday, February 23 at 3:00 p.m., at Tigrett Junior High School, the following eight beautiful and talented Lambuth women competed for the Miss Lambuth crown: De Etta Gray, creative dancer; Paige Durrett, vocalist; Jenny Harrison, vocalist; Kathy Kiser, vocalist; Tammy Lee, vocalist; Lisa Mountain, pianist; Valencia Porter, clarinetist; and Kim Williams, vocalist. Mistress of ceremonies was Jana McDaniel Ellis, Miss Lambuth 1975. Entertainment featured Miss Mary Newpart, Miss Lambuth 1985; Miss Sonya Elizabeth Pleasant, Miss Ten- nessee 1985; Kaleidoscope, Marcia Mit- telstadt, Director; and The Lambuth College Jazz Band, Richard L. Brown, Director. After delightful entertainment, much excitement, and impressive competition, Paige Durrett became Miss Lambuth 1986 with Kathy Kaiser first runner-up, Kim Williams second runner-up, and Jenny Harrison third runner-up. Top, left to right: With her vocal performance, Jenny Harrison earns points toward her place in the court. There She Is — Paige Durrett, Miss Lambuth 1986. The Queen poses with her court: Kathy Kiser first runner-up, Kim Williams second runner-up, and Jenny Harrison third runner-up. Bottom, left to right: Enthralling the audience with her jazz routine is De Etta Gray. Lisa Mountain, Tammy Lee, and Paige Durrett compete in the evening gown division. Campus Activities 1 1 Lambuth Scholars Earn Extra Dollars 12 Campus Activities Top, left to right: Playing secretary for Dean Mayo is Julie Austin. Workstudy at the Children ' s Center gives Vicki Feisal a chance to earn her keep. Mary Katherine checks out those Lambuth guys at Kroger. Bottom, left to right: Arranging the shelves can be fun for Michelle King at Personal Touch. Scott Owen rings up another sale for Jan ' s Hallmark. As a Jackson National teller Bob Mc- Cleary profits !! Blair sorts mail for money. Campus Activities 13 Top, left to right: Concern shows on the faces of John and Butch while watching the game. Lisa and Billy enjoy a quiet moment. Emily Austin and Jonathan Wyatt, students at the Lambuth Children ' s Center, enjoy the warm, spring weather. The Southern Gentlemen of Kappa Alpha pose with their ladies during Old South Week. Bottom, left to right: Grace is the catchword for Tracy ' s frisbee game. Lambuth students take a break from studies in the quad. 14 Campus Activities Spring Offers Diversions for Lambuth Community Campus Activities 15 Lambuth Honors Fine Arts Students Not only students in the Art department received honors at the Arts Appreciation Banquet which was held in the Col- onial Room on April 16 but also students in Theater, In- terior Design, Fashion Merchandising, Kaleidoscope, Jazz and Concert Bands and Choir. Bill Morgan captured the prestigious Best Actor Award for his title role in The Foreigner. Best Supporting actor was Paul Sherrod. Tia Sillers captured the Best Actress Award for her portrayal of Adela in The House of Bernarda Alba and the Best Sup- porting Actress Award went to Melissa Watkins. Jett Wherry won the Work Horse Award. Cited were six art students for outstanding performance and service. Receiving honors for academic achievement were Mark Archer, stained glass; Debra Murray, drawing; Charles Priddy, commercial art; and David Burns, drawing and design. Service Awards went to Katherine Jackson, Home Economics major and David Ingram, Interior Design major. Poetry awards given to outstanding contributors to the Coffeehouse Papers were Sherry Lynn Crump, Tia Sillers, Sharon Poat, and Allen Tubb. The Drawing Award went to Charles Priddy and the Graphic Arts Award to David Burns. Seniors honored for years of service in the Concert Choir, Concert Band, Jazz Band and Kaleidoscope were Paul T. Jackson, Thad Bonczar, Glenn Ward, Charles Priddy, Sally Doyle, Willie Fraser, Jerome Studard, Richard Dismukes, Jeannie Lee, Chip Jackson, Marti Jo Dorris, Beth Hartman, Gay Carole Lester, Clayton Pattat, Debbie Thompson, and Susanna Ling. Top: Mr. Brown gives self-portraits to all the Senior Band members. Bottom, left to right: Receiving his award for outstanding contribution to the Coffeehouse Papers is Allen Tubb. Trophies for Best Supporting Actor, Best Actress, and Best Actor were given to Paul Sherrod, Tia Sillers, and Bill Morgan. 16 Campus Activities Lambuth Recognizes Top Athletes Outstanding players in football, baseball, volleyball, basketball and tennis as well as volunteers who sup- ported the programs were honored at Lambuth ' s An- nual Athletic Awards Banquet on Thursday, April 17. Among the awards given were as follows: Most Valuable Player in football, Brad Garner; Most Valuable Player in baseball, Joey Lewis; Senior Award for volleyball, Lisa Lautenbach; Senior Award in men ' s basketball, Marc Moore; Scoring Award, All- Conference, and Female Athlete of the Year for basketball went to Angelia Godwin. The number one Tennis Player for the year went to Shan Johnson. Top: Coach Rushing tells about the hard work and dedication of the First Modern Era Football Team at Lambuth College. Bottom, left to right: Most Valuable Player for the ' 85 football season was Brad Garner and Phillip Tregoning was the Outstanding Offensive Player. Posing for their basketball awards are Clint Majors — Best Free Throw Shooter, Meguel Ratliff — Best Re- bounder, and Keith Lovett — Best Defensive Player. 17 Top, left to right: An unfinished paper awaits completion. Amy has discovered a new place to study. Computer students band together to solve a difficult problem. Bottom, left to right: Ms. Noe instructs students in the basics of photography. Bill prepares for a lesson with Dr. Fleming. 18 Campus Activities Academe Makes Its Demands V N 19 LWAf l Nig , W 9 K.W 9 9 9 t m l Hi if kwf 9 n Wmv l«v iLwL9 wi On April 24, Lambuth College recognized outstanding students at the annual Honors Day Convocation in the Richard E. Womack Memorial Chapel. Top academic honors went to Phillip Hampton and Sharon Poat who were named marshals. Alternate marshals were John Little and Margaret Mills. The college named its first four Lam- buth Scholars: David Camp, Stacey Boling, Tracey Sadlak, and Christine Smith. Miss Smith also won the Emily Clark Sociology Award. Other recipients and honors were Angela Ward — Alpha Xi Delta Junior Award, Gamma Beta Phi Outstanding Service Award, and Thomas Boston Moffatt III Business Ad- ministration Award; David Ingram — Luther L. Gobbell Freshman Citizenship Award; Michael Keeney — Franklin K. Billings Sophomore Award; Franklin Fe loy Gibbs — Camilla Cox Vocal Award; Elizabeth Foerster — Arthur E. Evans Foreign Language Award; Deborah Eubanks — the Phi Mu Margarette Wilson Mills Elementary Education Award; Jett Wherry — Communication and Theatre Award; Marti Jo Dorris — Sigma Phi Epsilon Fine Arts Achievement Award; Alice Donors — Most Promising Business Major Award; Lee Ann Thomas — Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award; Malea Davis Mullins — American Chemical Society Award; Melissa Brower — General Chemistry Award; Andrea Crumby — Alpha Omicron Pi Rena Hunt Hampton Scholarship; Beth Hart- man — Helen Hill Coltrain Spirit Award; Lisa Lautenbach — Women ' s Sportsmanship Award; Meguel Tatliff — Men ' s Sportsmanship Award. Dr. William P. Ander- son, Jr. — Billie P. Exum Outstanding Educator Award and Jean Jones — Student Government Associa- tion Golden Beak Award. Top, left to right: A smiling Beth Hart- man poses with her award for outstan- ding school spirit. Dr. William Anderson is named Outstanding Educator. David Ingram receives the Freshman Citizen- ship Award from Mrs. Booth. Bottom, left to right: Dean Mayo bestows the honor of Junior -. Marshal on Phillip Hampton. 20 _ Campus Activities ■DHC9hi£?7T nRMB! •SSSSmSm - •• ms m ■■ ■(■•■■•■■■J Outstanding Students Receive Awards — Front Row, I to r: Beth Foerster, Sharon Poat, Alice Donars, Christi Smith, Jean Jones, Dr. Bill Anderson. Middle Row, I to r: Tracy Sadlak, Phillip Hampton, David Ingram, Sally Doyle, Malea Mullins, David Camp, Marti Jo Dorris, Beth Hartman, Melissa Brower. Back Row, I to r: Andrea Crumby, Angela Ward, Diana Howard, Lee Ann Thomas, Ardith Lancaster, Margeret Mills, Stacy Boling, John Little, Mike Keeney, Lisa Lautenbach, Fe ' loy Gibbs, Jett Wherry. Campus Activities 21 Top: Graduates proudly display the reward of their labors. Middle, left to right: Robin shares Lisa ' s ex- citement over graduation. Signaling the close of another school year, Diana Howard, retiring senior class president, and Angela Ward, incoming senior class president, fold the Tennessee State flag, a gift from the class of 1986. Leading the recessional is Dr. Harry S. Gilmer, President. Bottom: Ray Barnette receives his diploma from President Gilmer. 22 Campus Activities Boy Scout Executive Addresses Graduating Class Graduation exercises were held on the campus quadrangle, Sunday, May 4, for one hundred and twenty-five graduating seniors, twenty-five of whom would receive their diplomas the following August. Speaker for the occasion was Mr. Ben H. Love, Sr., Boy Scouts of America ' s chief scout executive, who in his address challenged graduating seniors to be resourceful in using their talents. In an ad- dress entitled Your Destiny Is Yours, Love told the graduates, There are many people in this world who have great talent. Translating that talent into productivity is the key to success. And only you can control this destiny. Love, a 1955 graduate, charged the class members to watch how their time is spent and to plan to spend it achieving their goals. Love and the Reverend Paul F. Douglass, director of the Conference Council on Ministries for the Memphis Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church, and twelve- year member of the Lambuth College Board of Trustees, received honorary degrees. Love received the Doctor of Humanities and Douglas received the Doctor of Divinity degree. As part of the commencement program, three students received high academic awards: Elizabeth C. Hartman received the R. E. Womack Outstanding Senior Award, James Franklin Ramsey, the Alpha Omicron Pi Outstan- ding Service Award, and Sally Eileen Doyle, the Sigma Kappa Scholarship Award, given to the graduate with the highest scholastic average. The baccalaureate service, which was held earlier in the day in the chapel, featured Dr. Charles W. Mayo, Vice- President and Dean of the college. Dr. Mayo delivered the baccalaureate sermon entitled In No Strange Land. Campus Activities 23 mm m Lambuth Students Experience the Routine of Registration Top, left to right: Students receive their dreaded tuition bill. Mr. Lane offers help with scheduling classes. Bottom, left to right: Members of the Art and English departments assist students during registration. Lantern staff members — Michelle Watlington, editor, and Laura Womack, section editor — make student appointments for class pic- tures. Smile Robin. You ' re on Candid Camera! 24 Campus Activities w m -- ' Top, left to right: Dr. Bates leads his advisees in group discussion. Peer advisor Jennifer Stokes gets to know the new freshmen. Bottom, left to right: New students and peer advisors receive gracious hospitality in the home of President and Mrs. Gilmer. Peer advisors acquaint new students with the Lambuth community through group ac- tivities. The traditional picnic is a vital part of freshman orientation. 26 Campus Activities I ' +S Orientation Acquaints Students With Lambuth Community Orientation offered incoming freshmen and new students a view of the Lambuth community. The weekend of August 23 started with Saturday morning peer ad- vising sessions where students learned the importance of studying and attending their respective classes. Peer advisors are a group of returning Lam- buth students who offer insight and ad- vice to all new students. The peer ad- visors helped with a parents ' orienta- tion group meeting. Also included in the first day of orientation were sessions where all facets of the college experience — everything from financial aid to Greek information to religious activities — was discussed. Saturday ended with a dinner at the advisors ' homes. Sunday morning featured a worship service in which the Lambuth College Loading Zone recited poetry and spiritual readings. Although registration took up most of the remainder of the day, students still found time to trek to the home of President and Mrs. Gilmer for the traditional picnic for all new students. Campus Activities 27 Dr. Joe E. Pennel Challenges Audience At Opening Convocation Lambuth College began its official school year on Thurs- day, September 4, 1986, with the Administration and Faculty Procession and the assemblage of students, friends, and guests in the Richard E. Womack Memorial Ch apel. Among the special guests for the occasion were Methodist ministers throughout the West Tennessee Conference. The Procession entered the chapel as The Heavens Declare the Glory of God was played by Organist Jo Fleming. Dr. Wood K. Whetstone gave the Call to Worship followed by the congregational hymn Holy Spirit, Truth Divine. President Harry W. Gilmer gave the welcome and made introductions. Executive Vice President Charles Mayo recognized the Bicentennial Scholars. President of the Student Government Association, John Little, gave the Response for the students; Dr. Rodger Bates, the Response for the Faculty: Dr. Jack H. Henton, Response for the Church; Dr. Lloyd W. Ramer, the Morning Prayer; and Professor Arthur T. Tanner, A Litany of Praise. Under the direction of Professor Mar- cia Mittelstadt, the Lambuth Concert Choir sang an- thems. Dr. Joe E. Pennel, Jr., senior minister at Belmont United Methodist Church in Nashville was the keynote speaker, using the topic Having Truth Without Pas- sion. The address was warmly received. Convocation closed with the traditional flag-raising. j Mlftl jit mum ?ITTT?5 T « I Top, left to right: Senior Class Officers officially open the new school year at the flag raising ceremony. Members of the Lambuth Community gather to celebrate the beginning of a new year. Bottom, left to right: Following opening convoca- tion, students gather around the flagpole for the traditional raising of the flag. Dr. Gilmer and guests anticipate the rais- ing of the flag. Guest speaker for opening convocation was Dr. Joe E. Pennel. Campus Activities 29 ' i ?y S Top: Lambuth supporters cheer the Eagles on to victory. Bottom, left to right: Eager to show that Lambuth spirit are freshmen Michelle DeGeorge and Jack Seabury. To what extremes the Lambuth Eagles will go to prove their Eagle pride! Kathy Jackson and Cindy Banks arouse the spirit of Lambuth fans. 30 Campus Activities Lambuth Spirit Is Contagious 31 Top, left to right: Mrs. Anne Phillips, Assistant Professor of Library Science, was crowned Miss Lambuth of 1954. Books have always been given a high priority in the life of Dr. Joy Austin, Assistant Professor of English. The 1950 Miss Lambuth was Mrs. Laura Frances Burnett, Lecturer in Foreign Languages. Properly attired for the KA Old South Ball and waiting for her beau is Ms. Kathryn Anderson, Assistant Professor of English. Bot- tom, left to right: Dr. James S. Wilder, Jr. accepts a por- trait of Dr. Luther L. Gobbel, President Emeritus, from Student Government officers Mr. Bob Espey, Director of Development and Planned Giving, Mrs. Lynn Freeman Martindale, and Mr. Larry Ray, Associate Professor of Art. Assistant Professor of English, Ms. Susan Hudacek, a member of the freshman class of 1968, gives the freshman women of 1986 some real competition. Dr. Charles R. Bray, Professor of Physical Education, proves that the mohawk haircut of the ' 86 Eagles is not a new fad. Posing with a friend is Dr. Robert Carlton, Professor of Biology. 32 Campus Activities Lambuth Alums Return as Profs Campus Activities 33 Various Activities Highlight Parents ' Weekend Annual Parents ' Weekend last October was a tremendous success. The mighty Lambuth Eagles took on Milsaps College in football. Later that evening, Senator Leonard Dunavant of Millington, Tennessee, spoke on An Educational Homecom- ing at the Parents ' Banquet. The evening celebra- tion included performances by the Lambuth Jazz Band and Kaleidoscope. Sunday morning brought a complimentary con- tinental breakfast, campus tours and open houses for the sororities, fraternities and dormitories. I Top, left to right: Senator Leonard Dunavant challenges his audience to participate in an Educational Homecoming. Dr. Gilmer expresses bewilderment over the conversation between Miss America and Miss Lambuth. Miss America, Kellye Cash, is the honored guest at Parents ' Weekend. A Lambuth Eagle thrills crowds as he runs down the field. Bottom, left to right: With a rousing performance, the Jazz Band adds zest to the banquet. Members of Kaleidoscope entertain at the Parents ' Banquet. Campus Activities 35 Top, left to right: A diamond is a girl ' s best friend! Clint has his very own Sig Ep sweetheart. Bonnie and Van share an in- timate moment. Bottom, left to right: For John and Carla love makes the world go round. Tia celebrates her announcement with a candlelight. 36 Campus Activities Campus Romances Add Spice to College Life Campus Activities 37 38 Campus Activities Lambuth Catches the Homecoming Spirit Lambuth ' s second football season slipped into high gear as the mighty Eagles took on Kentucky Wesleyan for Homecoming. The 1986 Homecoming Weekend was filled with fun activities. Wednesday night, October 22, officially started the festivities with a pep rally and bonfire. Friday brought the First Annual Eagle Golf Tournament, Tennis tournaments, class reunion, awards, alumni dinners and the SGA Homecoming Dance. Saturday the action shifted to the gridiron for football at its best. The Admissions Office hosted a pre-game campus tour for prospective students, especially children of alumni. At the Lambuth College Alumni Association Homecoming Luncheon, Mr. Richard Brown received the Luther L. Gobbel Award as the 1986 Outstanding Faculty Member. Brown has served as Concert Band and Jazz Band director as well as director of the Lam- buth Memorial United Methodist Church Sanctuary Choir. Top, left to right: Band director Richard Brown proudly accepts his award at the Alumni Luncheon. Students get down to the Paula Bridges Band. Middle, left to right: Kaleidoscope enter- tains at the Alumni Luncheon. Come on now, shout! 1986 Homecoming Queen Kim Whipple poses for photographers. Members of the Homecoming Court are Sophomore Suzanne Cloyd, Senior Cindy Mitchell, Queen Kim Whipple, Junior Kimberly Williams, and Freshman Missy Allensworth. Students celebrate at Friday night ' s Homecoming Dance. Bottom, left to right: Alumni enjoy a reunion luncheon at Homecoming ' 86. Eric, James, and Fe ' loy help to start the bonfire for Wednesday night ' s pep rally. Campus Activities 39 Top, left to right: Carver Cathey tries for a first down against Kentucky Wesleyan. An enthusiastic Dujuana Alexander cheers on her team. The Eagle defense halts Kentucky Wesleyan at the 10-yard line. Bottom, left to right: Excited students and alumni turn out to support their team at the 1986 Homecoming game. Even rain cannot discourage Lambuth Eagle fans. Homecoming Court seniors Cindy Mit- chell and Kim Whipple enjoy the game. The Eagles anxiously watch the game from the sidelines. 0, A Ci 40 Campus Activities  !♦ . ft i a «iv m ■ mfr 1 Campus Activities 41 Campus Abounds With Fads and Fashions Top: Nora Parker, Kim Ratcliff, Katie Thomas, and Ginny Doss step out in style. Far right: Tia Sillers and Lisa Mountain model the current western fashions. Bottom: Hightops are the latest rage on the Lambuth campus. 42 Campus Activities 43 Eighteen Seniors Honored at Who ' s Who Convocation On Thursday, December 4, at a special convocation, Lambuth College had the honor of announcing the 1986 Lambuth list of Who ' s Who Among American College and University Students. Mr. Richard Brown, associate Professor of Music, was the guest speaker. Eighteen seniors received this distinguished award. The students were selected on the basis of their scholarship, academic record, extracurricular activities, citizenship as well as preent and future service to both college and community. Front Row: Theresa Blackwood, Michelle Watlington, Phillip Hampton, Angela Ward, Carolyn Welch. Second Row: Margaret Mills, Patrick Teer, Alan Phillips, David Reeves, Sharon Poat. Third Row: Susan Larson, Kim Whipple, Kevin Wheatley, Stephanie Atkinson. Back Row: John Little, Frank LaFond, Ben Adams, Jay Walker. 44 Campus Activities Top, left to right: Mr. Dick Brown inspires students to greater heights at the Who ' s Who Convocation. A shadow of the steeple captures the spirit of the day. Mrs. Whetstone congratulates Who ' s Who recipient Stephanie Atkinson. Bot- tom: Who ' s Who recipients enjoy a special moment with friends and family at a special luncheon in their honor. Campus Activities 45 Ben Adams President of G .E. Spangler Hall S.G.A. Senator Student Ambassador Gamma Beta Phi Vision Staff Academic Affairs Committee Stephanie Lea Atkinson Southern Sociological Society Presenter S.G.A. Dorm Senator Resident Assistant Peer Advisor Concert Band and Choir Phi Mu, Provisional Membership Director Teresa Lee Blackwood Omicron Phi Tau Gamma Beta Phi SNEA, President Departmental Search Committee Children ' s Center Parents ' Advisory Council Dean ' s List Phillip Charles Hampton Presidential Scholar Junior Marshall Freshman Mathematics Award Omicron Phi Tau Gamma Beta Phi, President Lantern ' 86 Editor 46 Campus Activities Franklin LaFond Dean ' s List Campus Clowns Learning Enrichment Center Tutor Susan Elizabeth Larson Kappa Alpha Rose Senior Class Treasurer American Society of Interior Design, officer Concert Choir Kaleidoscope Jazz Band John Scott Little Alternate Junior Marshall Omicron Phi Tau Gamma Beta Phi, Registrar Phi Alpha Theta, Vice President S.G.A., President Sigma Phi Epsilon, Controller Margaret Ann Mills Alternate Marshall Attended Boston University Tanglewood Institute Omicron Phi Tau Gamma Beta Phi Concert Band and Jazz Band Dean ' s List Paul Allen Phillips Tennessee Legislative Internship Program Junior Class President Phi Alpha Theta, President S.G.A. Senator Dorm Council Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pledge Trainer Campus Activities 47 Sharon Jo Poat Junior Marshall Lambuth Scholar Omicron Phi Tau Coffeehouse Papers, Editors Peer Advisor Campus Congregation Chairperson David Glen Reaves Gamma Beta Phi, Vice President Student Ambassador Peer Advisor Dorm Council and Resident Assistant Academic Affairs, Secretary Kappa Alpha, Assistant Treasurer William Patrick Brown Teer Omicron Phi Tau Gamma Beta Phi Vision Staff American Chemical Society Dean ' s List Kappa Sigma, President Junius Galloway Walker, III Internship at Governor ' s Regional Office Most Outstanding Student Ambassador S.G.A. Senator Business Club, Vice President Concert Band and Concert Choir Kappa Alpha, Vice President Angela Lavon Ward Alpha Omicron Pi Rena Hunt Hampton Scholarship Senior Class President Omicron Phi Tau, Treasurer Gamma Beta Phi, Treasurer Student Ambassador Lantern Staff 48 Campus Activities Angelyn Michelle Watlington Lantern ' 87 Editor Lantern ' 86 Assistant Editor Gamma Beta Phi, Vice President Lambuth ' s Volunteer In Missions Team Dean ' s List Phi Mu, Membership Director Carolyn Rachel Welch Lambuth Scholar Dean ' s List Campus Congregation Business Club Learning Enrichment Center Tutor Kevin Joe Wheatley Presidential Scholar Freshman Citizenship Award Gamma Beta Phi Peer Advisor Student Ambassador Sigma Phi Epsilon, President Kimberly Jo Whipple Kappa Sigma Sweetheart 1986 1986 Homecoming Queen Homecoming Court Basketball Team Dean ' s List Campus Activities 49 Hilarious Comedy Ends Spring Theatre Season Larry Shue ' s The Foreigner was the winner of several awards while running off-Broadway, and Lambuth was the first amateur theatre to perform it. The play opens at a fishing lodge in Georgia where Froggy LeSever has come for a visit and brought along his pathologically shy friend Charlie. Froggy tells his friends that Charlie speaks no English, and then the fun really begins. In the title role was Bill Morgan, Sophomore English major. Other Lambuth Students appearing in the play were Laura Womack as Catherine Sims, Teri Rodriguez as Betty Meeks and Paul Sherrod as Owen Musser. 60 Campus Activities Top, left to right: Bill Morgan, as the foreigner, turns the tables on the KKK. The Rev. David Lee and Owen Musser, Paul Sherrod, plot the foreigner ' s demise. Bottom, left to right: The foreigner entertains his hosts with the story of Blasny Blasny. Ellerd gives the foreigner a lesson in table manners. Catherine Simms, Laura Womack, is startled to learn that her fiance, the Rev. David Lee, is the head of the local KKK. Campus Activities 51 52 Campus Activities Tragedies Highlight Theatre Season The 1986 theatre season brought audiences two great tragedies. In the spring, The House of Bernarda Alba by Federico Garcia Lorca took the Lambuth stage for a five- night run. Under the direction of Department Chairman Dalton Eddleman and freshman theater major Bill Morgan, the all-female cast portrayed the harsh life of a fatherless family in a small Italian village. Playing the title role of the stern matriarch, Bernarda, was Laura Womack. Her daughters were portrayed by Joan Furilla, Alice Higdon, Amy Meador, and Tia Sillers. The supporting cast included Melissa Watkins, Shirley Batchelor, Cindy Blankenship, and Tracy Sadlak. In the fall, the timeless Shakespearian tragedy Julius Caesar was staged by members of the Lambuth Loading Zone. The show was performed at Lambuth for three nights, and then was taken on tour by the Loading Zone to several area high schools. Directed by Dalton Eddleman, the cast included Bill Morgan, Mike Spence, Scottie Delashmit, Jamie Boyd, Christie Garrett, Jaciel Bustos, and Mr. Eddleman. Top, left to right: The family of Ber- narda Alba lived their lives in cloistered mourning. Laura Womack played the title role, Bernarda Alba. Bottom, left to right: The demented grandmother was portrayed by Cin- dy Blankenship. Tia Sillers captured the best actress award for her role as the youngest daughter, Adela. Angustius, the eldest daughter who is engaged to be married, was played by Joan Furilla. Bill Morgan was the student director for the production. Campus Activities 53 Mame Enhances Fall Theatre Season Production numbers, singing, dancing, and hilarious comedy were all a part of Lambuth ' s fall musical, Mame. Students and community actors took to the stage to tell the story of a New York socialite ' s attempt to raise her young nephew. Amid wild parties, fights with the trustee, and trips all over the world, young Patrick grows up learning what it means to really live. The title role was played by Margaret Harrison of Jackson. Students in the cast were Julia Walker, Melanie Daniels, John Seabury, Christie Garrett, Laura Womack, Mike Schmidt, Phil Record, Jhinichi Imanaka, Scottie Delashmit, Joan Furilla, Jamie Boyd, Paul Sherrod, and Catherine Valenti. 54 Campus Activities Top, left to right: Patrick, Ramsey Moss, assures Mame that she ' s his best girl. You coax the blues right out of the horn, Mame! Bottom, left to right: Julia Walker as Agnes Gooch tells Mame of her experiences out in the real world. Vera, Melanie Daniels, and Mame, Margaret Harrison, will always be Bosom Buddies. Sally Cato, Laura Womack, gives Mame an evil eye for stealing her Beau. John Seabury, as the older Patrick, writes home from boarding school. Campus Activities 55 r Christmas Spirit Is Contagious ! Top, left to right: Garlands are hung in the dorm rooms with care; but alas, Christmas finals soon will be there. Katherine Ray decks the hall for the Christmas season. Liegh Ann Espey loads her car with all the necessities for Christmas break. Bottom, left to right: The Carney-Johnson Hall Christmas tree receives the finishing touches from Jennifer Mickens. During the yuletide season, traditional garlands adorn the buildings of the Lambuth campus. Campus Activities 57 Activities Herald Yule Season 58 Top, left to right: Kaleidoscope members enjoy a break from their performance of the traditional Madrigal Feaste. Lambuth students gather to celebrate the holiday season at the student-faculty Christmas dinner. Bottom, left to right: Symbolically burning their worries on the Yule Log fire, Lambuth students and faculty renew an age-old custom. The Choral Society enter- tains the Lambuth Community at the an- nual candlelight service. Lambuth faculty and students join together in fellowship at the Christmas dinner. The candlelight ser- vice culminates a series of events that serve to remind the Lambuth Community of the true meaning of Christmas. Campus Activities 59 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 60 61 62 Administration and Faculty President Gilmer and Dean Mayo Upgrade the College Before resigning during the 1986-87 school year to take an academic sabbatical, Dr. Harry Gilmer had the privilege of seeing several projects he had suggested and sup- ported come to fruit ion. In his six years as President of Lambuth College, Dr. Gilmer displayed concern for the college as a whole and genuine friendliness toward faculty, staff, and students alike, dedicating time and spirit as well as energy to upgrading the school in many different areas. He reorganized Lambuth ' s administration and in- stituted a long range planning process, supported facility improvements, including the total renovation of Jones Hall and construction of a new art building, and backed the reinstitution of football on the intercollegiate level. Even more important than these improvements were changes in the curriculum. In the past six years new ma- jors have been developed in computer science, broadcast communication, and recrea- tion, and a challenging new core curriculum has been instituted. According to Dean Mayo, this core curriculum meets what Dr. Gilmer always saw as a need for Lambuth to provide a Christian and a critical perspective toward the world and its problems. As Executive Vice President and Dean of Academic Affairs for the past four years, Dr. Charles Mayo has also been supportive of and instrumental to the development of this core curriculum. This fall, Dean Mayo was able to say proudly that this cur- riculum which has been in effect for three years anticipated by two years the findings of a recently published Carnegie Report on higher education. In practice, this was the first year for the mandatory Junior interdisciplinary courses, and Dean Mayo was pleased with their outcomes. He feels that the content of these courses not only provided the Juniors with opportunities to explore the relationships between several fields of study in one class, but also gave the faculty opportunities to assess each stu- dent ' s ability to think, criticize, and write. Moreover, the Dean predicted that these classes provided valuable preparation for the liberal arts types of questions that will appear on the comprehensive examinations which all graduating students must pass under the requirements of the new core curriculum. With the support of Dr. Gilmer, Dean Mayo, and the faculty, this new curriculum has the potential to assure that there truly will be Lambuth graduates and not simply business, biology, or English majors. Administration and Faculty 63 Mr. Robert Espey Director of Development and Planned Giving ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES Mr. Paul Finney Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students Mr. Terry Finney Director of Financial Aid Mr. John Giffen Director of Admissions Mrs. Dorothy Gleeson Director of Alumni Affairs Mr. Don Huneycutt Registrar and Dean of Records Mr. Clarke Manor Vice President for Business Affairs 64 Mrs. Sarah Twiggs Director of Loan Services Dr. Russell Mclntire Director of Center for Life and Work Dr. Wood Whetstone Chaplain Dr. Lloyd W. Ramer Director of Church Relations Mrs. Evelyn Whybrew Director of Learning Enrichment Center Mrs. Sue Anne Roberts Director of Information Mrs. Alma Wood Director of Housing and Health Services STAFF Mrs. Dorothy Belch Secretary, Business Office and Switchboard Operator Mrs. Nancy Blankenship Office Manager, Institutional Advancement Mrs. Shirley Davidson Head Bookkeeper Mrs. Tere Ervin Secretary, Admissions Mrs. Connie Helms Secretary, Faculty Mrs. Lala Henley Hostess, Harris Hall Mrs. Candy McNatt Secretary, Academic Dean Mrs. Mary Neilson Hostess, Spangler Hall Mr. David H. Russell Director of Computer Center Mrs. Venis Spencer Secretary, Business Affairs Mrs. Mary Willett Secretary, Learning Enrichment Center Mrs. Virginia Burnette Admissions, Counselor Mrs. Gail Espey Secretary, President Mrs. Dorothy Jerstad Manager, Bookstore Mrs. Anne Nolen Secretary, Center for Life and Work Mrs. Nancy Tipton Admissions Counselor Mrs. Mary Jo Williams Assistant to Registrar Ms. Ann Childs Director of Computer Programming and Operations Mrs. Jo Ann Daniel Bookkeeper Ms. Michelle Fisher Admissions Counselor Mrs. Martha Hargett Hostess, Carney-Johnston Hall Mrs. Kiane Kirk Office Manager, Admissions Office Mrs. Joanne Maples Director of Children ' s Center Mr. Clayton M. Pattat Admissions Counselor Mrs. Jean Reeder Secretary, Student Affairs Ms. Valda S. Todd Computer Operator Ms. Anna Webb Assistant Director of Financial Aid Ms. Sharon Leann Young Secretary, Sesquicentennial Campaign Administration and Faculty 65 CHILDREN ' S CENTER CAFETERIA STAFF .. r. fin MAINTENANCE STAFF ■ ' m 66 Administration and Faculty RICHARD E. WOMACK A.B-A.M-LLD. ESTEEMED PRESIDENT 1924 — 1952 - The course offerings at Lambuth College are divided into six areas or divisions. This year the Arts, Humanities, Education, Social Science, Business Administration and Economics, and Science and Mathematics division each contributed its part to the overall goals of a liberal arts college. In the classroom pro- fessors showed their dedication and versatility. Second Semester Dr. Gene Davenport returned to the Humanities Division, after having taken a sabbatical in the fall semester to work on a book about the Sermon on the Mount, to teach a course dealing with Wiesel, the recent Nobel Peace Prize win- ner, and the effects of the Holocaust. Dr. Robert Carlton of the Science and Mathematics Division offered again during the Spring Semester a course on the Civil War and Reconstruc- tion. Throughout the year various professors also worked closely with Lambuth Scholars, allowing these students to pur- sue independent projects, prepare presentations, or engage in other activities as an alternative to taking classes the tradi- tional way. Each of the divisions not only had challenging academic offerings for students, but also projects which en- riched the school as a whole. Each division was responsible for at least one convocation during the year. In addition to the diverse professional speakers brought on campus by the dif- ferent divisions, some divisions provided programs regularly throughout the year. Dr. Ronnie Barnes had planetarium shows every week, the Humanities division sponsored several faculty forums, and the Social Science Division, under the direction of Roger Bates, staged the eleventh annual Sociological Symposium. As always, the Arts Division was especially active, giving concerts, stage and road productions, and art exhibits, and for the first time ever, Marcia Mittlestadt prepared to go to New York City with the Concert Choir in May. The Art Division, headed by Dalton Eddleman, also made an effort to integrate more fully the activities of its three very active departments and to determine more accurately its mission as a part of a liberal arts college. The other five divi- sions joined the Arts Division in an attempt to clarify their missions as a teaching of ideas, an application of these ideas or an admixture of the two. 67 Art, Interior Design, Fashion Merchandising, Home Economics 68 Administration and Faculty Right: Mr. Larry Ray and Mrs. Nelle Cobb discuss course offerings for the next academic year. Far left: With enthusiasm, Mark and Stoma work diligently on their pottery project. Bottom, left to right: David Ingram and Keith King devote their full attention to a print making project. Adding the last details to his project, Melvin smiles with pleasure. Struggling through another registration, Mrs. June Creasy listens as students explain their scheduling problems. Larry Ray continues to work, as he enthusiastically discusses a new pro- ject with a student. 69 Music Mr. Dick Brown; Dr. Jo Fleming, chairman; Ms. Marcia Mit telstadt; Dr. Don Huneycutt 70 Administration and Faculty Communications and Theatre Mr. Jessie Byrum, chairman; Mr. Dalton Eddleman I Left to right: Mr. Eddleman makes last minute preparations for his class. Mr. Byrum is as much at home in the classroom as he is in the theatre. Administration and Faculty 71 Business Administration and Economics Top, left to right: Mrs. Pearson explains an economic theory to Brooksie Burnette. Dr. Anderson gives his full concentra- tion to the work at hand. Dr. Delbert Hurst; Mr. Wilburn Lane; Mrs. Melinda Pearson; Mr. Jerry Peters; Mr. Sam Faught; Dr. Bill Anderson, chairman 72 Administration and Faculty English I MH U uiui III ' L ■ .1 h. Mrs. Grace Whetstone; Mrs. Suzie Hudacek; Dr. Joy Austin; Mrs. Kathy Anderson; Dr. Annie Lou Smith; Dr. Charles Mayo; Dr. Bob Hazelwood, chairman. Left to right: Mrs. Kathy Anderson looks on approvingly as Mrs. Hudacek adds another timely brochure to her bulletin board. Students in American literature get assistance from Dr. Mayo. Administration and Faculty 73 Foreign Language . Ms. Laura Frances Burnette; Dr. Elizabeth Kobsa; Ms. Huguette Craft Top, left to right: Ms. Craft and Amy Rine take a few moments to admire French culture. Second-year French students huddle together to translate a difficult paragraph. Students listen carefully as Ms. Burnette lectures on Spanish grammar. 74 Administration and Faculty Religion, Philosophy, History Dr. Rusty Mclntire; Dr. Gene Davenport; Mr. Robert Mathis; Dr. Brady Whitehead; Dr. Kenneth Wilkerson, chairman. J% W Left to right: Dr. Mclntire baffles his students with the philosophies of the great thinkers. Dr. Wilkerson helps Ray Chandler arrange his schedule. Administration and Faculty 75 Health, Physical Education and Recreation Top, left to right: Coach Sherry Walker takes time out from sports to grade papers for her classes. Kathy Koepp practices M| her serve on the Lambuth tennis court. Men ' s basketball coach, Tommy Russell makes game plans before practice. 3(3 %. Mi- Mr. Tommy Russell; Mr. Andy Rushing; Mr. Roscoe Williams; Dr. Charles Bray, chairman; Ms. Sherry Walker; Mr. Jim Hardegree. 76 Administration and Faculty Sociology, Psychology, Political Science .i jm Mr. Tommy Tanner; Dr. Alice Carls; Dr. Roger Bates, chairman; Mr. Louis Snellgrove. 4 Top, left to right: Mr. Tommy Tanner demonstrates to Terry Clement the use of the computer as a study aid. Political Science professor, Dr. Carls illustrates a point to one of her students. Dr. Bates attempts to draw his students into class discussion. . : sm Administration and Faculty 77 Biology Dr. Robert Carlton; Dr. Jim Davis, chairman; Ms. Jo Booth; Dr. Lois Lord 78 Administration and Faculty Chemistry and Physical Science Top, left to right: Chemistry students, Cindy Blakenship and Patricia Davis, work together on an experiment. Don Larson waits patiently for a chemical reaction to occur. During registration, Dr. Hawkes emphasizes a point to one of his advisees. Administration and Faculty 79 Math, Computer Science, Physics Dr. Kenneth Yancey, chairperson; Mr. David Russell; Dr. Ronnie Barnes; Ms. Sandra Givens. Left to right: Don Ward struggles with a difficult computer pro- gram. On the roof of Hyde Hall, Dr. Barnes explains the use of the telescope to Leann Young. 80 Administration and Faculty Education Left to right: Dr. Jord ' s approval of this paper leaves a smile on an anxious student ' s face. During a break from the classroom, Dr. Jones carefully records his students ' grades. W Ms. Evelyn Whybrew; Ms. Joanne Maples; Dr. Roy Jones, chairman; Dr. Bridgie Ford Administration and Faculty 81 Library Top, left to right: To begin his term paper, Jonathan Campbell seeks the assistance of Mrs. Hayes. Dale Essary, a student worker, checks for overdue library books. 82 Administration and Faculty Mrs. Ann Phillips; Ms. Ruth Hirth; Mrs. Lue Vera Turner; Mrs. Linda Hayes; Mrs. Evelyn Petterson; Ms. Elaine Alexander; Mrs. Judith Hazlewood, head librarian. Bottom, left to right: Student worker, Pam Jones, readies the daily newspaper. James Harvey discovers the value of the Newsbank. Mrs. Phillips catalogs another book to be added to the library collection. Administration and Faculty 83 CLASSES 84 Bi , iiniir.- 85 Senior Officers — Angela Ward, President; Andrea Archer, Vice-President; Djuna Alexander, Secretary; Susan Larson, Treasurer. 86 Seniors Ben Adams Gary R. Albea Djuna Monique Alexander Andrea Lee Archer Stephanie Lea Atkinson Tammy Marie Bates William Van Bingham Cynthia Leigh Blankenship Katherine Borkcom Karen Renee Brasher Katrina Kay Brasher Beth Ann Brese Laura Lee Brooke Pamelia Rose Bullman Rusty Carson Sherilyn Mary Coburn Seniors 87 I Laura Lynn DePriest James Richard Dismukes Mark Doran James Droke Allycin Clair Fail Joan L. Furilla Phillip Charles Hampton Randy Harrell Guy L. Hoefling Greg Jackson Joy Beth Johnson Franklin Arthur LaFond Susan Larson John Scott Little Jill McCain Jennifer Ardelia Mickens 88 Seniors Dolores Denise Miller Margaret Ann Mills Cindy Meehele Mitchell Nathan Morphew Cheryl Roberts Noble Patrick Parker Cheryl Denise Perkins Allen Phillips Thomas L. Pigg Sharon Jo Poat Maranda Joy Pugh Deangelo Meguel Ratliff Seniors 89 Dale Bradley Reaves David G. Reaves Theresa Lourdes Rodriguez Tracy L.Sadlask Amy Knolton Santaniello Lois Huston Spiese Lloyd R. Stephenson Anthony Dan Stinson Suzanne Stricklin OarolTappan v %mt tf i 90 Seniors Sherry Lynn Taylor Bradly Alan Thomas Donald Thornton Kris Leland Todd Tsuguhide Toma Margie Wray Tran Marilyn C. Tucker Junius G. Walker, III Angela Lavon Ward Michelle Watlington Carolyn R. Welch Kevin J. Wheatley Kimberly Jo Whipple Tim Williamson Cynthia L. Womack AnneDora Wright Seniors 91 Juniors Junior Officers — James Roberson, President; Bonnie Anderson, Secretary; Ann Scott, Vice-President; Steve French, Treasurer. 92 Juniors Bonnie Anderson Sandra Dee Artis Cindy Denise Banks Kelly Sue Bibbs Molly Elizabeth Boone Melissa Brower William R. Brown Deborah A. Butler Lisa Roland Camp Jeff Campbell Ray Chandler Kevin Wayne Cheek Richard W. Clark Celia Anne Clarke Mayra Margarita Colina Michael Cayce Craig Andrea Gayle Crumby Patricia Cummins Alice Donars Selise Deyon Ellington Timothy Ellis Steve French Felecia Corrine Freeman Joey Freeman Brad Garner Tracy Lynn Genella Angelia Denise Godwin Stuart Goldberg DeEtta Lachelle Gray Gina Ann Haley Juniors 93 Kreg Scott Hamm Audrey Holmes Cathy Leigh Jackson Pamela Renee Jones Michael Keeney Michelle King Auzzie Dwayne Knight Tim Lanier Julie Lear Stuart Lessenberry Ella Lewis LaRita Lewis John Robert McLeary Ptosha Scharri McNeil John Hillory Mitchell McNairy Thompson Morel Susan Mullikin James Patrick Neiderauer Mary Ellen Newpart Thomas Eric Prather Rita Pratt Glenda Ann Powers Stephanie Rauchle Katherine Ray James Michael Roberson Ann Marie Scott Lisa Garrison Simons Gwen Ellen Sipes Talitha Pepper Sharpe Jennifer Shaw 94 Juniors Calli Horton Shelton Mike Spence Kristie Stanton Jennifer Taylor Stokes Robert Suggs Dawn Lea Tipton Sawauchi Tsutomu Randall Brown Turnage Rebecca Vick Julia Walker Cecelia Susan Washington Clifford Whitaker Jada Whitaker Tina White Kimberly Lynn Williams Rhonda Kim Williams Stanley Tree Williams Timothy Williams Laura Leigh Womack Deirdre Zemann Juniors 95 Sophomores Sophomore Officers — David Ingram, President (Not Pictured); Jonathan Campbell, Vice-President; Don Larson, Secretary; Keith King, Treasurer. 96 Sophomores Sandra Marie Anderson Terri Lynn Avery David Thomas Bock William Harold Brasher, Jr. Steve Brewer Brooksie Ann Burnett Alma Judith Calix Kelley Callihan Tony Capps Tamatha Regina Chapman Darlene Clark Tim Clarke Terry Clement Jimmy Dodd Cotham Melanie Dawn Counce Sophomores 97 Sean Coyne Lisa Jane Crotts Tammy Lynn Cupp Deborah Darby Christopher Bobby Denson Sarah Emillie Diaz Russ Ellis Ketlin Figueroa Kippi Quinn Foote Lori Ann Free Richard Lyn Gibson Lisa Renee Hardee Dora Harlin Robert Hawkes Angel Rae Heath Suzie Hively Shinichi Imanaka Janet Jamison k 98 Sophomores Milton Johnson Anita Kay Jones Charlie Lee Jones Jana Lynne Jones William Scott Jones Yoshinori Kasahara Kimberly Kellett James Key Kamran Shikoh Khan Kathy Kiser Tammy Tujuan Lee Susan Ann Letson April McClearen Yoshitaka Matsushita Amy Amelia Meador Ernest Merriweather Susan Miller William Edward Morgan Sophomores 99 Ann Myers Kenneth Michael Overby, Jr. Scott Wayne Owen Johnathon Page Melanie Pennel Blair Phillips Angela Dawn Pigg Richard E. Pingston, III Valencia Ann Porter Lisa Cormeal Powell Marilyn Robin Rasberry Philip Record Susan Rector John Alan Reed Robert G. Reeves Paul Alexander Richards Amy Catherine Rine Paige Roberts 100 Sophomores Paul Damon Sherrod Tia Maria Sillers Julie Smith Melinda Smith Bo Sullivan Vaniessa LaFaye Swindle Christopher Curlin Tanner Stephanie Leigh Tate Lisa Thompson anna Warren Melissa Camille Watkins Elizabeth Anne Whitehurst Robert Keith Williamson Jane Ellen Wilson Paul Yarbrough Syed Ghulam Raza Zaidi Sophomores 101 Freshmen Freshman Officers — John Hamilton, Pr esident; Dan Headrick, Vice-President; Texas Culver, Treasurer; Vicki Feisal, Secretary. 102 Freshmen Ignacio Aguilera Melissa Ann Allensworth Denise Lynette Arnold Kyle Atkins Julie Austin Lisa Ann Balsbaugh Beverly Anne Barber Wesley Barker Jeffrey Lewis Barnhart Sherri Lynn Barton Jennifer Lynne Beck Jamie Boyd Brad Damon Bradford Anna Bray Lauren Michele Brewster Anita Bryant Paul Lane Busby Jaciel Renee Bustos Ben Allen Butler Jimmie Ann Carson Amanda Kay Caviness Brian Cavoretto Bryan Chandler Craig Chrestman Torshau Telesa Cole Yolanda Renea Collins Joanna Cook Michelle Coward Carla Crawford David Crawford Freshmen 103 Danny Crockett Sharon Crumby Tina Curtis Charles Clay Dibrell Mary Katherine Dickerson Michelle Lynn DeGeorge Scottie DeLashmit Alicia Michele Delvridge Ray Chandler and Bob McLeary cuddle up to the Lambuth Eagle a the homecoming bonfire,. • , , M I Jennifer Doss Cheryl Renee Dugger Brint Earney Dean Edmondson Brian Espey Leigh Ann Espey Janet Michele Everly Alan Ewell Vicki Lynn Feisal John Andrew Fleming 104 Freshmen Gina Teresa Fonte Christie Cavitt Garrett Sandra Gillespie Julia Goatley John Davidson Hamilton Kevin Harris Rebecca Lynn Henke Daniel Headrick Vanessa Wande Herron Paige Elizabeth Hewitt Angeline Andrea Holder Alicia Faye Holt Elisabeth Horton Jimmy Hubbard Angela Lynn Ivory Jimmy Howard Jones Leonard Hall Jones, III Lori Jones Freshmen 105 Michael David Kennedy Michelle McClurkan Kirk Kathy Koepp Jeffrey Dalton Lansdale Rebecca Ling Mason Leonard Lisa Stephanie Long Jennifer Lynn Lovelace Mark Douglas Martin Ritchie Martin Chanda Mathews Alicia Ruth Moore Lori Moss Mary Cornelia Mullins Becky Marie McClarin Tommie Lewis McCurrie Robert Andrew Mitchell Yoshihisa Miyazaki Jennifer Rose Nason Denise Dawn Nicholson Gena Heather Page Nora Parker Janet Lorraine Pugh Sophia Rozenia Ray Erin Kathleen Reynolds Cozset Rhoades Jack Seabury Brent Clayton Skinner Janna Sipes April Carol Smith 106 Freshmen f I f l •4 Jl f Jk , . .jrf, ■ok AM- ' ■ i.x,Jfr Debbie Lo ' Ronda Smith Janet Suzanne Smith Michele Lynn Somers Jung Song Ty Staples John Stavely Leh-Kwong Su Tammy Lynn Sturm Tammy Sue Talbott Catherine Valenti Joanie Myrie Tubb Cherlyn Walker Don Ward Donna Ward Pamela Warnick David Weatherly Jill Webb Carrie Rene Wilcoxen John Winters Joseph Philip Wood Melissa Helen Woods Freshmen 107 SPORTS 108 ' 109 Baseball Schedule 2-27 UT-Martin DH A 28 Freed-Hardeman DH A 3- 1 MTSU DH H | 3 Rust DH H 4 UT-Martin DH H 5 Bethel DH H I 7 Rhodes DH A 8 Ky. Wesleyan H 10 Cumberland A 11 Harding DH H 13 Bethel DH A 14 Freed-Hardeman A 17 U. North Alabama DH A 20 Union H 22 Rockford DH H 24 Murray St. (OK) DH A 25 S.E. Oklahoma DH A 26 U. Texas-Arlington A 28 Dallas-Baptist DH A 4- 1 U. North Alabama DH H 3 Grand Rapids H 4 Freed-Hardeman H 5 Trevecca A 8 Bethel H 10 David Lipscomb H 11 Cumberland H 12 Belmont H 14 Bethel A 15 Rhodes DH H 17 CBC H 18 Rust DH A 19 Belmont A 22 Union A 25 David Lipscomb A i 26 Trevecca H Top, left to right: Joey Lewis rips another one for the Eagles. Butch Lavelle beats one out. While keeping a careful eye on the field, Coach Andy Rushing plans game strategy. Jim Lane, Randy Harrell, Lea Manheim wait patiently for their turn at bat. Middle: With a nice scoop, Brad Garner puts out a Union runner. Bottom: Tim Williamson prepares to tag a Union runner at homeplate. Bot- tom, Far Right: From left field, George Tomchak prepares to gun down a runner. 3 Jr2 i 538 % 3 ' .- ' ■r ■ ■; «di ■ ' 3- ' .-J ' ii ££T ' •«— - _. ' ■■ - . .... . . .-. . 110 Sports Eagles Improve Against Tough Competition During the second year of Andy Rushing ' s tenure, Eagle baseball took a turn for the better despite a 17-31 overall record, 7-9 in the con- ference. When you realize that 20 of our 31 losses came to teams ranked in the Top 20 in one division or another, we had a real good year, said Rushing. Front, left to right: Rusty Carson, Tim Williamson, Randy Harrell, Joey Lewis, Kris Todd, Jim Lane, David Bock, Jeff Sisk, Brad Garner, Steve Bradfield. Back, left to right: Coach Andy Rushing, John Reed, Luis Rodriguez, George Tomchak, Garen Throneberry, Tommy Shelton, Lea Manhein, Mike Overby, Tim Ellis, Butch Lavelle, Student Assistant Jay Wood. Highlights of the ' 86 season included sweeping the Nashville members of the conference, playing top-ranked NAIA com- petition in Oklahoma and Texas, and defeating U. Texas-Arlington (NCAA div. I) soundly on the spring trip. This year ' s spring trip entailed games against tough competition in Pensacola, FL, and Mobile, AL. The leaders for the ' 86 Eagles were MVP Joey Lewis (.405 avg., 22 stolen bases, 41 runs scored), Outstanding Pitcher Lea Manhein (7-5 record, stellar 5-2 conference mark), Outstanding Offensive Player Rus- ty Carson (.365 avg.), and Outstanding Defensive Player Randy Harrell (played 3 infield positions). The outlook for the ' 87 Eagles was even brighter, maybe even bright enough to achieve Coach Rushing ' s annual goal, What else, but to win the conference! The Eagles lost only two players, Lewis and Kris Todd, and in return picked up talented transfers and freshmen for the ' 87 campaign. Said Rushing, We have con- tinually improved in the past two years, and at the end of fall workouts we were already ahead of last year ' s development in terms of ability and experience. Sports 111 Ladies ' Tennis Finishes Strong EL fc£fc! ft ?,- l ' t • (■ M IW to ' ; if .- . Left to right: Julie Smith, Dora Harlin, Beverly Ezell, Paige Robert, Paige Durrett, Donna Smith, Shan Johnson, Coach Sherry Walker. Under the direction of coach Sherry Walker, the women ' s tennis team had a much improved season with an 8-10 overall record, 8-6 in the conference. The team consisted of senior Shan Johnson, who played the number one position and who won the tennis player award at Lambuth, junior Bev Ezell who played the number three position and made the 1986 Women ' s Tennis All- American, and five talented freshmen, Donna Smith, Paige Durrett, Paige Roberts, Julie Smith, and Dora Harlin. Highlights of the season included the District 24 tournament in which Donna Smith was seeded fourth, Paige Durrett fifth and Paige Roberts sixth. All players reached the semi-finals and the team as a whole finished fourth. The team anticipates an even greater season this spring as many players are returning along with new recruits. Top to Bottom: With the weather bad, Dora Harlin works inside on her power- ful serve. Dora, keep your eyes open! Julie Smith works on perfecting her groundstroke. Women ' s Tennis Schedule 3- 8 Rhodes A 10 Rust A 13 CBC A 15 Rhodes H 1 18 Union A 20 Trevecca H 4- 2 Bethel H 5 Freed-Hardeman A 5 Belmont H 7 CBC H 11 Trevecca A 12 Belmont A 12 David Lipscomb A 15 Freed-Hardeman H 16 Bethel A 17 Union H 19 David Lipscomb H 112 Sports Eagle Tennis Plays To An Even Mark Under the direction of Dr. Charles Pepper Bray, the Eagles Tennis team finished the ' 86 season with a 10-10 overall record, 6-8 in the conference good for 5th place behind the Nashville teams and champion Freed-Hardeman. The Eagles were led by first seed Kamran Khan, fourth seed Raza Zaidi, and sixth seed Lavelle Dorsey, all with 11-9 or 12-8 records; also, Faiez Alhashmi teamed with Melvin Fowler to compile a 11-9 doubles record to aid in Eagle successes. Highlights of the season included swee ping both Christian Brothers 9-0 and Rhodes 8-1 on the same day in Memphis. Additionally, Kamran Khan faired well in the District 24 tour- nament, winning three consecutive singles and two doubles matches before falling to eventual singles champion Sergio Castello of Freed-Hardeman in singles play, all in the same day! As for the ' 87 campaign, if talented transfer Mike Neely and newcomers Brent Skinner and Jeff Lansdale have filled the holes vacated by graduated members Alhashmi, Dorsey, and Clay Mayo, then the Eagles are even better this year. Who knows, said Bray, we may even crack that fourth conference spot we missed last year by one single match at Belmont. r o Left to right: Raza Zaid, Faiez Alhashmi, Melvin Fowler, Kamran Khan, Clay Mayo, Lavelle Dorsey, Coach Charles Pepper Bray. Men ' s Tennis Schedule 3- 8 Rust H 10 Union A 14 Cumberland H 15 Rhodes A 15 CBC A 17 Cumberland A 18 Lane H 4- 1 Union H 5 Freed-Hardeman H 7 Rust A 9 CBC H 12 David Lipscomb H 15 Freed-Hardeman A 16 Trevecca H 18 Belmont H 19 David Lipscomb H 19 Trevecca H 21 Rhodes H 24 Lane A Above: Raza prepares to blow his opponent away with a crushing serve. With perfect follow-through, Ali nails a sideline winner. Sports 113 With Shan Johnson and Sherry Walker as coaches, the Lady Eagles volleyball team finished the ' 86 season with an im- pressive 6-2 record good for 2nd place in the conference with losses only to top ranked Christian Brothers. Their overall record was 8-9. The Eagles were led by the forceful spikes of Janet Jameson, Ann Scott, and Tina Curtis, the consistent sets of Dora Harlin and Kippi Foote, and the overall talent of Carrie Wilcoxen. They were backed up by a strong bench of young talent with Talitha Pepper Sharpe, Janna Sipes, Janet Pugh, and Amanda Caviness. Highlights of the season included the defeats of Rhodes College, Freed- Hardeman College, Trevecca Nazarene, and Cumberland College. The Lady Eagles are looking forward to an even more successful season next year as much experience has been gained and all ten members will be returning. Top, left to right: Kippi Foote digs one up for the lady Eagles. As her team- mates look on, Tina Curtis spikes over Trevecca blockers. Bottom, left to right: Ann Scott returns one toward the net. Kippi and Janet attempt a block against Trevecca. Kippi sets one up for Janet and Tina. 114 Sports Left to right: With Janet and Kippi ready to assist, Ann spikes one. Janet bumps it up for Carrie and Kippi to return. Amanda sets one on the net for Tina to spike. Front Row: Yoshi Kasahara, assistant coach; Michele Somers, manager; Janna Sipes; Amanda Caviness; Janet Pugh; Kippi Foote; Julie Smith, manager. Top Row: Sherry Walker, coach; Carrie Wilcoxen; Pepper Sharpe; Ann Scott; Janet Jameson; Dora Hamlin; Shan Johnson, coach. Sports 115 Eagles Show Steady Improvement Although the ' 86 Football year showed no improvement in the won-loss column, 1-8, Coach Andy Rushing maintained an optimistic attitude, Our goal was to improve; if you consider that we gave up 67 fewer points and scored eight more than last year despite ad- ding a game to the schedule, we were 75 points better this year. Plus, we had a chance to win four others — another touchdown in those games and we would have been 5-4. The team leaders for the Eagles were team-elected Captains Philip Tregoning, Scott Jones, and Mark Hazard. Categorically, Tregoning was the Outstanding Offensive Player, Jones the Outstanding Defensive Player, Hazard the MVP, and Stuart Goldberg and Mike Jones the recipients of the Eagle Award. Additionally, assistant coach Jim Hardegree lauded the defensive efforts of Darrell Wyke and Russ Ellis and the offensive efforts of Danny Crockett as aiding the Eagles in being more competitive; as a result, they were more fun to watch. As coaches Rushing and Hardegree hit the recruiting trail in December, the returning Eagles hit the weights to improve their chances of success for ' 87. In the near future, Eagle football may be a very successful venture for students and athletes alike, providing the in- terest and excitement needed to steadily improve a growing program. Top, left to right: John Winters runs over a Rhodes tackier. Mike Overby scrambles up the middle after looking for an open receiver. Bot- tom: Coach Hardegree discusses defensive coverage with Russ Ellis and Jimmy Key (54). ' ' ■ ' Z 116 Sports ft f 3 a Ufa - ■-.- 64 • - §r JJL £ :.S -m ' -£ • j ' kj ' -m -- % £ J i - LHft . -lai ! -91 ■ .[fil l ! I I I I I I ■ ' ' I I I I I f I I I : - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' l Tt ' ' ' . ' . ' ' $ II ■ Front Row, left to right: Tim Williamson, Stuart Goldberg, Sean Coyne, Steve Farmer, Kenny Haggard, Carver Cathey, James Knuutila, Chris Hudgins, Joey Wood, Milton Johnson, Terry Mays. Second Row: Sean Corbitt, Damon Bradford, Jeff Fry, Jimmy Cotham, Mike Spence, John Hamilton, Matt Lubeski, Kevin Wieczerzak, Chris Denson. Third Row: Mark Hazard, Jimmy Key, Tony Capps, Darin Dodd, Jonathan Campbell, Wendell Sims, Mark Barker, David Crawford, David Beesinger. Fourth Row: Darrell Wyke, Mark Byrum, Greg Green, Jeff McCord, Mason Leonard, Roy Gooch, Zac Heath, Tommy McCurrie, Charlie Jones. Fifth Row: Brad Garner, Roger Boleyn, Philip Tregoning, Jeff Robertson, Bryan Chandler, Alan Ewell, Chris Tanner, Scott Jones, Bill Underhill. Sixth Row: Mike Kennedy, Jeff Barnhart, Richie Martin, Danny Crockett, Richie Pingston, Ty Staples, Sonny Long, John Thompson. Seventh Row: Terry Clement, Russ Ellis, Brain Cavoretto, Mike Jones, Stan Wooten, Brint Earney, George Bedocs, Mike Overby. Football Schedule Sept. 6 Rhodes Away 13 Knoxville Home 20 McMurry Abilene, TX 27 Union College Home Oct. 4 Tennessee Wesleyan Home 11 Lane Away 18 Millsaps Home 25 Kentucky Wesleyan Home Nov. 1 Cumberland Away Left to right: Student Assistant Jon Frye, Athletic Director Dr. Charles Pepper Bray, Head Coach Andy Rushing, Assistant Coach Jim Hardegree, Student Assistant Van Bingham. Sports 117 Top to Bottom: Quarterback Brad Garner looks over the Knoxville defense as the rest of the Eagles await the snap. With defenders charging, Mike Overby looks down the Eagle line for a hole. The Eagles on the sidelines don ' t know what to make of the action on the field. Jenny Harrison, Cathy Jackson, and Djuana Alexander brave the elements to try to fire up the Homecoming crowd. 118 Sports Lambuth Cheerleaders Increase Spirit Lambuth cheerleaders played a vital role in maintaining the morale of both the football team and men ' s and women ' s basketball teams and increased spirit on campus as they led bonfires and pep sessions. This past summer the cheerleaders com- peted at UCA camp at Christian Brothers College in Memphis. They won first place trophies in side-line chant and in fight song routine and won all blue superior ribbons with one red excellent ribbon. The cheerleaders also brought home the spirit stick, having won it each day. Top to Bottom, left to right: Eagle cheerleaders Kim Williams, Cathy Jackson, Djuana Alexander, Suzie Hively, and Cindy Banks show their spirit at one of the first home football games. The cheerleaders have no trouble in firing up the crowd as the Eagles pull in front of top-ranked Arkansas-Monticello in the final seconds. Suzie Hively hopes for an Eagle first down. Cindy Banks prepares to fling a souvenir. As is obvious, the fans love the souvenir footballs. Sports 119 Front Row: Statistician Tricia Davis, Keith Lovett, Mac Morel, Mike Craig, Clint Majors, Jeff Campbell, Scotty Fisher, Statistician Jennifer Nason. Back Row: Coach Tommy Russell, Dan Headrick, Paul Richards, Clay Dibrell, Meguel Ratliff, Stan Williams, Paul Yarbrough, Joey Freeman, Manager Feloy Gibbs. Eagles Face Tough Schedule Under the direction of second-year coach Tommy Russell, the ' 86- ' 87 Eagles Basketball team faced perhaps the toughest schedule ever by Lambuth round- ballers. Added to the schedule this year were Arkansas- Monticello ( ' 85- ' 86 NAIA National Runner-up and ranked 1 in ' 86- ' 87) and perennial powers UT-Martin and Birmingham-Southern; the Eagles also faced tough conference competition from Union, Trevecca, and David Lipscomb, last year ' s National Champs. The keys to our success are giving a 100 percent effort on both ends of the floor and playing intelligently, not making the costly mistakes at the end of the game, said Coach Russell. At press time, the Eagles stood at 2-7, having lost 2 games in overtime. Hopefully, they took the experience from those losses forward to prepare for their tough conference schedule. Starters Clint Majors and Meguel Ratliff and sixth man Keith Lovett were the seniors, the leaders, for the Eagles. With their leadership, Eagle basketball has grown more exciting each year. As the torch of leadership is passed to juniors Dwayne Knight, Jeff Campbell, Joey Freeman, and Mike Craig, Eagle basketball should keep improving, becoming a determining factor in the conference race. 120 Sports Top Left: Paul Yarbrough flips one over a defender. Everyone listens intently as Coach Russell diagrams strategy. Bottom, left to right: Clint makes his move as Meguel sets a pick. Dwayne goes up strong between two Arkansas-Monticello defenders. Meguel lays one off the board as Jeff and Paul look on. Men ' s Basketball 11-18 Arkansas-Monticello H 20-22 TCAC Tour. A 25 Rust A 12- 1-2 Bicentennial Tour. A 5-6 Birmingham-Southern A 8 Lane H 11 UT-Martin A 1- 8 David Lipscomb H 9 Birmingham-Southern H 12 Bethel H 15 CBC A 17 Cumberland A 19 Freed-Hardeman H 22 Belmont H 27 Trevecca A 29 David Lipscomb A 2- 2 CBC H 5 Union A 7 Cumberland H 9 Freed-Hardeman A 10 Lane A 12 Belmont A 17 Trevecca H !j 19 Union H Sports 121 Lady Eagles Rebuild Successfully £S H T r T°«- A X H ' ! ld S. Ji , °°ft Pai ff R ° bert ' PeppC ' Sharpe - Angela God ™° ' Sec  rf K °« C °« Sh «W Walker, Selise Ellington, l ina Curtis, Lisa Crotts, Kim Whipple, Cheryl Boyd, Anna Bray. The Lady Eagles basketball team had a suc- cessful year though it was what coach Sherry Walker calls a rebuilding year. Playing teams such as U.T. Martin, Arkansas College, Christian Brothers College, and Fisk Univer- sity, they gained much valuable experience. At Christmas break their record stood at 4-4 with an outstanding defeat of U.T. Martin. The team consisted of seniors Kim Whipple and Jill McCain, who played key roles by pro- viding strong leadership. Junior Angela God- win was one of the team ' s high scorers, and sophomores Lisa Crotts, Paige Robert, and Lisa Thompson provided additional strength in scoring and rebounding. Other players in- cluded Selise Ellington, Talitha Sharpe, Cheryl Boyd, Janet Jameson, and Angie Holder, all of whom contributed to the team by giving the depth Coach Walker had felt the team lacked. The team is very enthusiastic about next season as they plan to reach their goals of playing hard, playing as a team, and playing with desire in order to be a team of which Lambuth can be proud. Top, left to right: Coach Walker discusses game strategy with Kim, Paige, Angie, and Selise. Angie Holder launches a free throw as Selise and Lisa head for the boards. After a quick fake, Selise pops a short jumper as Kim fights for a rebounding position. Bottom, left to right: Selise gets one over a Lemoyne Owen defender. Cheryl and Selise battle for a rebound. Driving in the lane, Angie lobs one in to Cheryl. Angie puts one up as Kim readies herself for a possible rebound. 122 Sports Women ' s Basketball 11-17 Arkansas College A 21 UT-Martin A 24-25 ARC Tour. A 12- 2 Lemoyne Owen H 6 Fisk H 8 Lane H 9 UT-Martin H 1- 8 David Lipscomb H : 10 Rhodes A 12 Bethel H 15 CBC A 17 Cumberland A 19 Freed-Hardeman H 20 Lemoyne-Owen A 22 Belmont H 27 Blue Mountain A 29 David Lipscomb A 2- 2 CBC H 5 Union A 7 Cumberland H 9 Freed-Hardeman A 10 Lane A 12 Belmont A 14 Bethel A 17 Blue Mountain H 19 Union H Sports 123 Intramurals Provide Participation For Everyone Intramural sports at Lambuth include flag football, volleyball, basketball, softball, and optionally, rac- quetball, swimming, and cross-country. Flag football in ' 86- ' 87 was not as competitive as it started out because of forfeitures. The competitive spirit rose as the temperatures dropped; the women tackled basket- ball and the men, volleyball. They switched sports after Christmas before moving outside for softball in the spring. Jim Hardegree and Sherry Walker coordinated the in- tramural sports this year so that a more fair at- mosphere prevailed in terms of scheduling priorities. As is the case every year, intramural sports are open to fraternity and sorority teams and to independent teams representing dormitories and or other campus groups. Top, left to right: The Phi Mus struggle against the Dorm Independents in one of the first women ' s intramural basketball games. Kappa Sig, Richie Gibson, spikes on Kenny Haggard of the Spangler DIs. Bottom, left to right: As Debbie Darby drives down the floor, Jennifer Moore provides tight defense. Jimmie Ann Carson looks for an open teammate. Mike Morgan sets one up for the KAs. Slamming the ball over the net, Mike Craig surprises the opposition. Setting one up, Jeff Branham leads the Harris Hall DIs to victory. 124 Sports Sports 125 GREEKS 126 127 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL !!!■■ 129 First Row: Julie Smith, Cindy Banks, Laura Brooke, Dora Harlin. Second Row: Vicki Feisel, Jenny Harrison, Cherilyn Walker, Lisa Powell, Jennifer Stokes, Paige Durrett, Missy Allensworth, Lisa Long, Gina Fonte. Third Row: Lauren Brewster, Allycin Fail, Michelle Kirk, Cathy Jackson, Anne Myers, Julia Goatly, Janna Warren, Nora Parker, Andrea Crumby, Paige Hewitt, Anna Bray. Fourth Row: Bonnie Anderson, Janet Jamison, Jane Ellen Wilson, Mary Newpart, Julie Austin, April McClearen. 130 Greeks Top: AOPis smile for the camera at Rose Ball ' 86. Middle, left to right: Give me an A ... . . . Pi! The sorority room is a great place for AO fun. Left: Lisa P. says, Get off my back! ' .r ML r 1 l fi f  i - 4 i J iP L { V£ r - r£ - v few ' s! i 1 . 4 h 3 r 58 1 V ' V L i j 4 I ALPHA OMICRON PI The ladies of Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority have had another produc- tive year filled with fun. They began by pledging sixteen new girls and hosting the annual Bahama Bash. The AOPis then celebrated autumn with their AO Pig Roast held at a member ' s home. They also supported the Arthritis Foundation by selling AO Pies and wrapping Christmas presents at the mall. To show their Christmas spirit, the ladies bought toys for Toys Anonymous. The AOPis ended the year with their annual Rose Ball. Greeks 131 PHIMU The ladies of Kappa Nu Chapter of Phi Mu Fraternity for Women showed their true colors again this year with both social and social service projects. The chapter added seventeen new Phis during Rush. After the ladies held their Autumn Fest for themselves, they had a Halloween party for the boys at Youthtown where they adopted little brothers. Then the Phi Mus went to visit the Cerebral Palsy Center with Jack-O-Lanterns. The Phi class also adopted grandparents for their own social service project. To celebrate Christmas, the Phi Mus had their annual Christmas Dance at Baudo ' s. The Phi Mus then held Spring Break for LeBonheur. By collecting sponsors who pledged to pay so many cents for every mile traveled during spring break, the Phi Mus raised money for the LeBonheur Medical Center in Memphis. Even at play, those Phi Mus were working hard for the kids at LeBonheur! The year ended with a big bang — The Carnation Ball. 132 Greeks First Row: Kim Williams, Michele Somers, Erin Reynolds, Michelle DeGeorge, Kelley Callihan, Tracy Genella, Michelle Watlington, Laura Womack, Mary Katherine Dickerson, Jennifer Beck. Second Row: Jimmie Ann Carson, Suzie Hively, Sandi Anderson, Debbie Darby, Kathy Koepp, Deirdre Zemann, Catherine Valenti, Jamie Boyd, Jennifer Bugg, Amanda Caviness, Kathy Kiser. Third Row: Amy Rine, Sherilyn Coburn, Leigh Ann Espy, Lisa Mountain, Michelle King, Jennifer Lovelace, Rebecca Vick, Janet Pugh, Susan Gurley, Denise Nicholson, Susan Miller, Trisha Potter, Christie Garrett. Top: Some lucky adopted grandparents were cheered by the Phis ' super smiles. Middle, left to right: Is Jennifer Lovelace really studying? Deirdre and Kelley are impressed by the Phis ' plaques. Bottom, left to right: Big and little sisters Jennifer and Kathy, Michelle and Sandi, Sheri and Leigh Ann, are the best of friends forever. Sandi and Amy write special notes to the Phis. Phi Mus step back into the 50 ' s for Theme Party. Greeks 133 SIGMA KAPPA Sigma Kappa Sorority began the 1986-87 school year by adding seven new pledges. The Sigmas held a New Year ' s in November party, which will become an annual event, followed by their National Week of Giving to raise money for their philanthropies which include the Main Sea Coast Mission, gerontology and Altzheimer ' s disease. Then they held their annual Christmas bazaar and the Holly Ball to end the fall semester. With the spring came the Sigma Kappers and fun for the entire campus. The Sigma Kappas ' finale for the year was their Spring Formal. First Row: Andrea Archer, Janice Gottshall, April Smith, Darlene Clark, Kim Kellett, Melinda Smith, Cindy Mitchell. Second Row: Debbie Butler, Beth Whitehurst, Janet Everly, Kristie Stanton, Robin Trout, Lori Jones, Michelle Coward, Anita Jones, Robin Raspberry. 134 Greeks Top, left to right: President Kristie Stanton, leads the Bid Day flagpole. Sigma Kappas celebrate at Spring Formal. Middle: Suitemates help each other get ready for the Holly Ball. Bottom, left to right: Sigmas prepare to feast at Pre-Party. The actives anxiously await their new pledges on Bid Day. Greeks 135 KAPPA ALPHA ORDER The Gentlemen of Kappa Alpha Order began the year on a positive note by adding an outstanding pledge class. All the brothers were actively involved in many campus activities including the music and art pro- grams on campus. The KAs celebrated Christmas at their annual party held in the KA mansion. In the spring, they hosted Mud Football to support Muscular Dystrophy. Both brothers and sweethearts played on the team and in the process enjoyed the mud! The KAs ended the semester with their tradi- tional Old South, a week-long celebration of pre-Civil war days. Top: Stevie jams at the KA House. Middle, left to right: Santa Jay gives Ray his Christmas check. An academic atmosphere prevails in the sitting room of the house. First Row: Amy Rine, Stephanie Atkinson, Melanie Daniels, Susan Larson, Jennifer Bugg. Second Row: Kath; Kiser, Anne Myers, Kelley Callihan. Third Row: Tia Sillers. 136 Left: But I am a Texas Longhorn! Ri ht: Southern spirit shines through during Rush at the Kappa Alpha Mansion. First Row: Jay Walker, Bob McLeary, Mike Schmidt, Ray Chandler. Second Row: Jack Seabury, Steve French, Scottie Delashmitt, Phil Record. Third Row: Eric Prather, Robert Hawkes, Mike Kennedy. 137 dfctpf. - - ' . J .r l First Row: Patrick Parker, Mike Craig, Stewart Goldberg. Second Row: Gary Reeves, Jonathan Campbell, Jeff Campbell, Tim Lanier, Brad Garner, Tim Williamson, Steve Farmer, Sean Corbitt. Third Row: Danny Crockett, Mike Overby, Tony Capps, Mc Morel, Patrick Teer, David Bock, Jeff Barnhart. Fourth Row: Sean Coyne, Joey Woods, Jimmy Cotham, Kevin Cheek, Richie Gibson, Jeff McCord, Keith King, Tim Clarke, Mike Spence, James Roberson, John Page. First Row: Jenny Harrison, Lisa Powell, Kim Whipple, Sandi Anderson, Michelle King, Debbie Butler, Allycin Fail, Janet Jamison. Second Row: Robin Trout, Mary Fuss, Cindy Mitchell, Rebecca Vick, Julie Smith, Dora Harlin, Cindy Banks, Jennifer Stokes, Paige Roberts. 138 Greeks KAPPA SIGMA During Rush this year, the Brothers of Kappa Sigma Fraternity picked up a large pledge class. The fraternity continued its tradition of entertain- ing the student body with many all-campus parties. Members also held their annual Boxer Short Party, and sold concessions and programs at the Lambuth Basketball games. They also donated money to the Carl Perkins Child Abuse Center. The brothers ended the year with the Kappa Sigma Black and White Formal. Top: Kappa Sigs attempt to improve their image on campus. Bottom, left to right: Don Lar- son tickles the ivories. Everyone squeeze closer! Lambuth Eagles are supported by talented Kappa Sigs. Greeks 139 SIGMA PHI EPSILON Rush proved very successful for Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity. However, the Sig Eps ' fun and success did not stop there. The members held their annual Founders ' Day Banquet along with a homecoming banquet. Then, the brothers sponsored a haunted house for Halloween at the West Tennessee State Fairgrounds in conjunc- tion with Rock 103. The Sig Eps got into the Christmas spirit by ring- ing bells for the Salvation Army. Also this year the fraternity honored John Little with twelve national Sigma Phi Epsilon scholar- ships — only twelve are offered. The brothers ended the year with their annual spring formal. Top: Bo puckers to whistle a happy tune. Middle, left to right: Sig Eps line up for the Cattle Run. Study time is another important part of fraternity life. First Row: Suzanne Cloyd, LaRita Lewis. Second Row: Suzie Hively, Kim Williams, Susan Rector, Paige Dur- rett, Cathy Jackson, April McClearen. Third Row: Debbie Darby, Tina White, Bonnie Anderson, Marj Newpart, Jane Ellen Wilson. 140 Greeks Left to right: Bo dropped Tina, and aren ' t they cute! Sweethearts help the brothers during Rush. Lift $63 00 First Row: Nacho Aguilera, Brian Espy, Russ Ellis, Allen Phillips, Andy Granberry, John Little, Scott Owens, Mike Keeney. Second Row: Tom Sowinski, Mark Archer, Chris Hudgins, Clint Majors, Paul Busby, Tony Stinson, David Weatherly, Dan Headrick, Van Bingham, Steve Fessmyer, Joey Freeman, John Flemming, Dean Edmundson, Kevin Wheatly. Jimmy Hubbard, Brent Skinner, Clay Dibrell, Keith Lovett, Bill Brown. Third Row: Steve Brewer, Danny Combs, Bo Stevenson, Brad Thomas, Chris Tanner. Greeks 141 ORGANIZATIONS 142 m ■■ YEARBOOK RTRAIT$ - rf WILI HI ' V.- ■ Sr 143 Gamma Beta Phi Members of Gamma Beta Phi, whicl is a service-leadership organization, promote scholarship, service, and leadership. Students must have a 3.25 average after one semester in order to be eligible for membership. The mock election held in October, and the blood drive held in the fall and spring of each year are just two of the many activities Gamma Beta Phi takes pleasure in sponsoring. First Row: David Reaves, Vice President; Sandra Artis; Phillip Hampton, President; Kathy Kiser, Secretary; Suzie Hively, Treasurer; Amy Rine, Reporter, Kim Kellet. Second Row: Van Bingham; Anne Dora Wright; Angela Ward; Sharon Poat; Janna Warren; Cindy Biankenship; Andrea Crumby. Third Row: Suzanne Cloyd; Amy Meador; Margaret Mills; Melissa Brower; Lori Free; Jennifer Stokes, Back Row: Greg White; Laura Womack; Melissa Watkins; Kim Whipple; Stuart Lessenberry; Angel Heath; Rebecca Vick; Yvonne Frazier, Ann Scott. Omicron Phi Tau Omicron Phi Tau is an honor socie which requires a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or better in the second term of one ' s junior or senior year. The purpose of Omicron Phi Tau is to recognize and to promote scholarship in the college. Officers for the ' 86 - ' 87 year were June Creasey — President; Jo Booth — Vice- President; Phillip Hampton — Secretary; Angela Ward — Treasurer; and Margaret Mills — Herald. Front Row: Margaret Mills, Herald; Angela Ward, Treasurer; Phillip Hampton, Secretary. Second Row: Mrs. Jo Booth, Vice-President; Sharon Poat; Mrs. Grace Whetstone; Patrick Teer; Teresa Blackwood; Mrs. June Creasey, President. Back Row: Mrs. Ann Phillips; Dr. Ken Wilkerson; Dr. Wood Whetstone; Dr. Brady Whitehead; Van Bingham. 144 Organizations Phi Alpha Theta Membership of Phi Alpha Theta, an interna- tional history honor society, is composed of students and professors elected upon the basis of excellence in the study of history. The ob- jectives of Phi Alpha Theta are the promotion of the study of history through encourage- ment of research and exchange of learning and thought among historians. Students must have twelve hours of history, a 3.5 average in history, and a 3.0 grade point average in all classes in order to be eligible for membership. Hosting the regional Phi Alpha Theta meeting in March and making a spring tour of the Shilo Military Park were just a couple of their major activities this year. : to right: Sylvia Stephenson; Cindy Banks; Mr. Robert Mathis, advisor; Allen Phillips, president; Robert Suggs, treasurer. - ■ Pi Delta Phi Left to right: Dr. Catherine Carls; Mrs. Huguette Craft, advisor; Amy Rine, president. Under the advisement of Mrs. Huguette Craft, Pi Delta Phi, composed of students, professors, and individuals who meet the re- quirements set by the organization, recognizes outstanding scholarship in the French language and its literature. This organization also strives to increase the knowledge of Americans for the contributions of France to world culture and to stimulate and encourage cultural activities which will lead to a deeper appreciation of France and its people. Organizations 145 Alpha Psi Omega The Chi Sigma of Alpha Psi Omega is Lambuth College ' s on campus affiliate of this national honorary theatre frater- nity. Under Dalton Eddleman, this group promotes excellence in theatre and fellowship among collegiate theatri- cians by requiring membership based on merits earned in performing, produc- tion, and management. Loading Zone Loading Zone is a touring reading and chamber group of players under the direction of Mr. Dalton Eddleman. The year 1986-87 has been a very busy year in the development of this new organiza- tion. Activities included the production of Julius Caesar, Love is a Fallacy, Ten Worst Things About a Man, and The Diaries of Adam and Eve, Each piece is available to social, church, and scholastic groups which schedule the players for performances. In the fall Brownsville High School, Dyersburg State Community College, and several church and civic groups benefited from the performances of the players. The players themselves benefited from the hands-on experience. Mr. Eddleman is looking forward to accepting student compositions to build a library of artistic pieces. Left to right: Teri Rodriguez, Tia Sillers, Bill Morgan, Laura Womack, Shirley Batchelor, Mr. Dalton Left to right: Mr. Dalton Eddleman, advisor; John Seabury, Jamie Boyd, Christie Garrett, Joan Furrila, Bill Morgan, Tia Sillers, Mike Spence, Jaciel Bustos, Scottie Delashmit. 146 Organizations American Chemical Society The American Chemical Society is designed for graduates majoring in chemical science. Student affiliates must have a minimum grade of a C in chemistry. Upon graduation, they become full fledged members. The group meets once a month to present papers, hear speakers, see films and organize trips. This past year trips were made to Southern Illinois University, Monsanto Chemical and Sigma Chemical Com- panies in St. Louis and J. C. Baker Chemical Company in Jackson. In December fifteen members of the club visited the clinical laboratories of the Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. Left to right: Mark Hazard, Cindy Blankenship, Dr. David Hawkes, advisor; Don Larson, Chris Tanner, Mr. John Pechonick, advisor; Stuart Lessenberry, Yoshi Kasahara, Dr. George Edwards, advisor; Sherilyn Coburn, president; Scotty LaFonte, Rebecca Vick. ■ •■■•= ■ International Students Club The ISC, International Students Club, was organized this year. Its purpose is to enrich the life of Lambuth students by promoting international education of foreign cultures and languages. The club seeks to strengthen relationships among American and foreign cultures. ISC is open to both foreign and American students. Its faculty advisors are Dr. Catherine Carls, Ms. Melinda Pearson, Mrs. Huguette Craft, and Mrs. Laura Frances Burnett. The ' 86- ' 87 officers were Alma Judith Calix, President; Ig- nacio Aguilera, Vice-President; Sarah Diaz, Secretary; Rebecca Ling, Treasurer; and Paul Busby, Spokes- person. Left to right: Ignacio Aguilera, Vice President; Ketlin Figueroa; Sara Diaz, Secretary; Tsuguhide Toma; Rebecca Ling, Treasurer; Yoshihisa Miyazaki; Alma Judith Calix, President; Paul Busby, Spokesman; Mayra Colina; Yoshitaka Matsushita; Winnie Sii; Yoshinori Kasahara; Makito Ashizawa. Organizations 147 Business Club Mr. Samuel Faught and Mr. Wilburn Lane co-advise the Business Club, an organization open to all Lambuth students interested in becoming better acquainted with the business world. Monthly meetings are scheduled for members every fall and spring semester. Highlights of the fall of 1986 included a presentation by Houston Payne and a Christmas party for the day care center. Mr. Payne drew a crowd of one hundred people to hear him speak about the new tax laws. The spring semester activities included field trips and a job fair. Field trips sponsored by large corporations in- troduced members to the real world of business. The job fair brought several business representatives together to ad- vise students in all fields about job markets, whom to contact when seeking placement, what salary ranges to expect entering the job market, and what types of positions to seek. Left to right: Scott Owen; John Little, Vice-President; Jennifer Mickens; Robert Suggs, President; Dr. Bill Anderson, Advisor. Advocates Club The Advocates Club is under the super- vision of Dr. William Anderson, faculty advisor, and Robert Suggs, club presi- dent. Membership is open to all Lam- buth students; however, most members are political science, accounting, and business majors. The club ' s main objec- tive is to advise students planning to pursue law as a career. Guidance in preparing for the LSAT and field trips to law schools are the main activities each year. Front Row: Cheryl Noble; Angela Ward. Second Row: Janna Warren; Dede Miller, secretary. Third Row: Alice Donars; Mequel Ratcliff. Back Row: Jonathon Campbell, vice-president; Betsy Brese, president; Amy Santanillo; Katherine Burnette, treasurer; Greg Jackson; Lisa Pounds; Susan Letson; Mr. Sam Faught, advisor; Mr, Wilburn Lane, advisor. 148 Organizations Lambuth Student Art League and American Society of Interior Designers Under the advisement of Larry Ray, the American Socie- ty of Interior Designers and the Lambuth Student Art League combined forces for the 1986-87 academic year. In pursuit of introducing student members to the real world of art work and design, Mr. Ray filled their schedules with constant activity. The two major activities of the group this year were decorating the Mallory-Neely house and preparing a West Tennessee Design Showhouse. The Mallory-Neely House in Memphis is a historical Victorian home preserved and presented to the public by the Sons, Daughters, and Children of the American Revolution. This group requested that these Lambuth groups decorate the home in a traditional, mid-South, Victorian Christmas style. The West Ten- nessee Design Show House is a composite effort by many West Tennessee businesses and student groups. To fill in free time Mr. Ray pressed the groups into service for the annual Hanging of the Greens and for presentation of art shows year-round. Left to right: Yvonne Fraiser, Keith King, Melvin Fowler, Phil Record, Melanie Daniels, Stuart Goldberg, Carmine Debonis, Larry Ray, advisor; Derek Chase, Scott Akin, Tia Sillers, Susan Larson, David Ingram. Front Row: Denitta Jones, Thomas, Carol Cry, Janet Burger. Second Row: Mary Fuss, Dale Reeves, Tricia Potter, Katherine Ray, Patsy Camp. Back Row: Larry Ray, advisor; Kathryn Pattat, Elizabeth Hurndon, Yvonne Fraizer, Robin Trout; Sally Diffee. Organizations 149 Student Ambassadors Student Ambassadors is an extension of the services of- fered by the Admissions Office. The purpose of this organization is to contact prospective students and to in- troduce them to what Lambuth has to offer. During Lam- buth Day at the Mall this past year, the Student Am- bassadors made initial contact with many prospective students with whom they kept in touch throughout the year. The members also introduced prospective students to the campus through several special Preview Days held during the year. First Row; Laura Womack; Jennifer Bugg; Robe rt Suggs; Tia Sellers. Second Row: Susan Letson; Susan Rector; John Page; Mike Keeney, President; Richie Gibson. Sociology Club The Sociology Club acts as a forum for stu- dent views, ideas, and papers. Open to all students interested in the study of human society, this club frequently presents views and papers at regional meetings. In the spring, this group sponsored the West Ten- nessee Undergraduate Sociological Sym- posium for undergraduates with the help of advisor, Dr. Rodger Bates. 150 Organizations Pink Ladies Pink Ladies is a service and social organiza- tion open to all female students at Lambuth. The purpose of the Pink Ladies is to be of ser- vice to the college and the community while working toward becoming a chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. In the fall, the Pink Ladies held a Paraphernalia Party and gave a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family. Th Pink Ladies held bake sales throughout the year and hosted in October Horror Night, which featured horror movies. First Row: Sandra Artis, President; Sherri Barton, Treasurer; Audrey Holmes, Vice President; Pamela Jones, Secretary. Second Row: Jada Whitaker; Anita Bryant; Kaythleen Melton; Angie Ivory; Yolanda Chapman. Third Row: Cheryl Dugger; Jennifer Moore; Kim Williams; Vaniessa Swindle; Torshau Cole. First Row: Valencia Porter, Treasurer; Sandra Artis, Vice President; Robert Suggs, President; Felicia Freeman, Secretary; Fe ' loy Gibbs, Chaplain. Second Row: Jada Whitaker; Jennifer Moore; Anita Bryant; Angie Ivory. Third Row: Terry Avery; Chanda Matthews; Jennifer Mickens; Torshau Cole; Andrea Holder. Fourth Row: Cecilia Washington; Jennifer Mickens; Debbie Smith; Vaniessa Swindle; Tammy Lee; Sherry Taylor. Fifth Row: Mike Neely; Melvin Fowler; Micky (Cheryl) Dugger; Don Ward; Yolanda Chapman; Robert Williamson. Black Student Union The Black Student Union, under the direction of Dr. Bridgie Ford, Dr. Brady Whitehead, and Mrs. Sarah Twiggs, exists to initiate reforms where needed in order to obliterate discriminatory practices on campus. It also strives to reflect the Christian concepts of Lambuth College. Through the promotion of unity, this group provides fellowship and social functions for all black students on campus. Organizations 151 Student Government Association The Student Government Association plays an im- portant role in shaping the quality of student life at Lambuth. This organization represents all segments of the student body. Organized to help formulate and voice student opinion regarding all college policies, this group allocates its funds to ap- propriate student organizations and activities. Among its activities for the past year included sponsorship of Homecoming Weekend, Lambuth Beach Party, Back-to-School Dance, and Final Ex- am Jam. SGA Officers — Left to right: Amy Rine, Secretary of Entertainment; Tammy Arnold, Secretary; Scott Owen, Chief Justice; John Little, President; Mike Spence, Treasurer; Mike Keeney, Vice-President. w. Front Row: Steve Fesmire, John Hamilton, Suzanne Cloyd, Chanda Mathews,. Melanie Pennell, Amy Rine, Tammy Arnold, Scott Owen, John Little, Brad Thomas, Mike Keeney, Ben Adams, Mike Spence. Back Row: Dean Paul Finney, advisor; Clifford Whitaker, Jimmy Hubbard, Van Bingham, Bonnie Ander- son, Brent Skinner, Kristie Stanton, Robert Suggs, Tim Ellis. rganizations Dorm Councils Front Row: Kim Williams; Susan Rector; Lea Helen Evans; Stephanie Tate; Lori Free; Tammy Lee; Missy Allensworth. Back Row: Felecia Freeman; Chanda Mathews; Debbie Darby; Ann Scott; Sandra Artis; Melanie Pennell; Ms. Martha Hargett, dorm hostess; Kim Kellet; Amy Meador. Left to right: Robert Suggs; Tim Ellis; Mike Spencer; Terry Clement; Meguel Ratliff; Mrs. Lala Henley, dorm hostess; Paul Richards; Fe ' loy Gibbs; James Knuutila. Front Row: Brint Earney. Se- cond Row: Butch Lavelle, John Reed, Bill Underhill, Mark Hazard. Back Row: Scott Akin, Ben Adams. Organizations 153 Kaleidoscope and Jazz Band The Jazz Band is directed by Mr. Richard Brown. By performing a variety of Big Band literature in jazz and popular styles, this group represents Lambuth off-campus with ap- pearances at various civic organization meetings and at high school assembly pro- grams. In April the Jazz Band toured West Tennessee. Directed by Ms. Marcia ' Mittelstadt, Kaleidoscope is a vocal and instrumental group that represents Lambuth throughout the year at churches, clubs, and schools. Kaleidoscope sees as its highlights the annual spring tour and the performance of the Madrigal Feaste. Admission to both groups is by audition with members awarded performance grants yearly. Both organizations provide musical experience for their members and, most importantly, serve as recruiting tools by drawing new students to Lambuth. Front Row: Kathryn Pattat, Jennifer Bugg, Tom Sowinski, Steve French, Susan Larson. Second Row: Brenda West, Kim Williams, Kathy Kiser, Ann Myers, Mary Newpart, Jenny Harrison, James Harvey. Third Row: Bill Brown, Fe ' loy Gibbs, James Roberson, Phil Record, John Seabury, David Ingram, Bob McLeary. First Row: Mr. Dick Brown, Director; Gary Reeves, Bob McLeary, James Roberson, John Page. Second Row: Eric Prather, Margaret Mills, Susan Larson, Ann Matthews, Clifford Whitaker, Steve French. Back Row: Tony Stinson, Tom Sowinski, Tommy Currie, Jim Isbeli, Bill Brown. 154 Organizations Front Row: Brenda West, Darlene Clark, Melinda Smith, Jamie Boyd. Susan Rector, Jennifer Beck, Erin Reynolds, Kathryn Pat tat, Jennifer Bugg, Kathy Koepp, Robin Rasberry, Kim Williams, Jenny 1 rison, Susan Larson, Valencia Porter. Second Row: Tammy Cupp, Mary Newpart, Laura Womack, Sharon Poat, Jaciel Bustos, Audrey Holmes, Kathy Kiser, Ann Myers, Barbara Cunningham, Melanie Counce, Stephanie Atkinson. Julia Walker, Debbie Darby, Joan Furilla, Susan Miller, Christie Garrett, Tia Sillers, Kristie Stanton. Third Row: Jay Walker, Feloy Gibbs, Bill Brasher, John Page, Tommy Currie, Phil Record, David Weatherly, Bill Brown, Craig Cressman, James Roberson, David Ingram, Paul Sherrod, Bob McLeary, John Seabury, James Harvey, Mike Schmidt, Jim Isbell, Jimmy Hubbard, Ten Rodriquez. Front Row: Jim Isbell, Steve French, Gary Reeves, Richard Dismukes, Eric Prather, John Page, Roger Honeycutt, James Knuutila, James Roberson, Margaret Mills, Jay Walker, Craig Chrestman. Second Row: Anita Bryant, Jennifer Beck, Kathy Kiser, Susan Miller, Valencia Porter, Djuna Alexander, Melissa Brower, Jamie Boyd, Sandi Anderson, Gina Haley, Jennifer Bugg. Back Row: Mr. Dick Brown, Director; Ann Matthews, Clifford Whitaker, Bill Brown, Tommy Currie, Tony Stinson, Ricky Nelson, Tom Sowinski, Rick Neiderauer, James White, Jimmy Jones, Jimmy Hubbard, Bob McLeary, Fe ' loy Gibbs, Paige Gardner, Stephanie Atkinson. Concert Choir and Concert Band Under the direction of Mr. Richard Brown the Concert Band studies and performs quality band literature. In March, the band transported its talent to Nashville, Chat- tanooga, and Atlanta. Also, the band held on-campus concerts each semester and played at home football games, the Parents ' Weekend Banquet, and the theater orchestra. The Concert Choir is directed by Ms. Mar- cia Mittelstadt. Under Ms. Mittelstadt, the choir studies and performs fine choral literature and sings for special events on campus. Last fall the Concert Choir toured West Tennessee and gave seven perfor- mances in five days. In May the choir gave two performances at Avery-Fisher Hall in Lincoln Center in New York. On November 17, 1986, the two groups combined to perform an on-campus con- cert. Each group performed separately and then concluded the concert with a joint per- formance of Sine Nomine by Ralph Vaughan Williams. Organizations 155 Campus Congregation Left to right; Debbie Darby, Frank Lafond, Joanna Cook, Sophia Ray, Michelle DeGeorge, Rebecca Henke, Susan Letson. Front Row: Janet Everly; Rebecca Henke; Erin Reynolds; Bill Morgan. Back Row: Joanna Cook; Barbara Cunningham; Sharon Poat, Chairper- son; Mr. Donny Tanner, Advisor. By simply attending Lambuth, every student is automatically a member of the Campus Congregation. Several organizations serve the members of the Campus Congregation in dif- ferent ways. The Campus Congregation Council serves by organizing religious ac- tivities for the student body, whereas the FCA, KDK, and Campus Clowns each serves a particular group in its own special way. This year the Campus Congregation Council met weekly to plan and work on the religious life program on campus. Under the able advising of Mr. Tommy Tanner, the dedicated group provided Sunday morning discussion groups, and weekly Vespers and Communion services. In addition, the group helped plan the tradi- tional Christmas Candlelight and Annual FOCUS program, worked with retarded per- sons in One-to-One, and sponsored a peace awareness day in late February. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes organ- ized on campus for the first time, and KDK, an organization serving the special needs of those planning or entering church related oc- cupations, was reactivated with the able help of Dean Wood Whetstone. Last, but certainly not least, the Campus Clowns provided a meaningful ministry of outreach not only to the Lambuth community but to others as well. 156 Organizations Iff It m 1 if Pr 1 Front Row: Jana Sipes; ' Pepper ' Sharpe; Melanie Pennell; Becky McClarin. Second Row: Mark Martin; Joannie Tubb; Djuana Alexander; Elizabeth Horton; Michelle DeGeorge; Tammy Talbott; Hall Jones. Third Row: Tim Ellis; Richie Pingston; Brian Cavoretto, Secretary; Sherilyn Coburn, Treasurer; Paul Richards, Vice-President; Meguel Ratliff, President; Dan Hedrick; Paul Yarbrough; Ty Staples. The Vision The Vision, the Lambuth Col- lege newspaper under the editorial leadership of David In- gram, has made an effort during the 1986- ' 87 school year to reorder some of its priorities. Though still reporting campus news, The Vision attempted to do more this past year. Each issue has, for example, featured an academic division, and most issues have provided forums for students to speak out, to voice their ideas. Also, The Vision for 1986- ' 87 has raised questions and then sought after answers. In short, The Vision is becom- ing a real college newspaper. ft to right: Dr. Joy Austin, Advisor; David Ingram; Laura Womack; Janet Pugh; Erin Reynolds. Coffeehouse Papers Reflecting the personality of the turbulent and irreverent 60 ' s, the first Coffeehouse Papers, dated 1967, included the following statement: The Coffeehouse Papers is a publication of dubious literacy value produced at irregular intervals by a nefarious con- spiracy . . . Though the publication has become more respectable in recent years, it still retains the freshness and enthusiasm of the first Coffeehouse Papers. Now, as in its in- ception, the editorial board welcomes changes in format and personality. In 1986 The Cof- feehouse Papers renewed its commitment to publishing paintings, drawings, and other forms of visual art, a step initiated in 1971, as part of its permanent format. Still holding fast to its identity as a literary magazine, The Coffeehouse Papers has broadened its defini- tion to offer a place of creative expression for all Lambuth students. Left to right: Dr. Ronnie Barnes, Mrs. Kathy Anderson, advisors; Joan Furillo; Sharon Poat. Organizations 157 Left to right: Michele Somers, Tracy Gertella, Erin Reynolds, Jeniffer Moore, Sharonn Poat, Alma Calix, Sophia Ray, Joanna Cook, Tia Sillers, Leigh Ann Espey, Michelle Watlington, Eric Prather, Steve French, Laura Woraack, Debbie Butler, Janet Pugh. Lantern Staff This ' 86- ' 87 edition of the Lantern was designed and completed under the supervision and leadership of Michelle Watlington, editor and Dr. Bob Hazlewood, advisor. Production of the yearbook was simplified with the reorganization of the section editors. Beginning with this year ' s Lantern, section editors are eligible for a maximum of six hours of academic credit over a period of two years. This credit is designated on the transcripts as English 4503 Print Media Workshop I and II. Such credit enables a student to be rewarded for the time spent work- ing on the yearbook and also permits the advisor to exercise greater control over the total production of the yearbook. The chief editor and chief photographer continued with their workshops. Dr. Hazlewood assigned other students who applied for positions on the yearbook staff to serve as assistants to the various section editors. Section editors next year will be drawn primarily from this year ' s assistants. Another innovation marked this year ' s Lantern. Instead of using a dominant theme to unify the yearbook, the Lantern staff sought unity through layout design and special effects. Also, this was the first time in several years that the Campus Life and Special Events sections were combined into the Campus Activity Section. The entire staff has exerted an inordinate amount of time and effort in producing what the staff considers a superior yearbook. A special thanks goes to Dr. Annie Lou Smith, who accompanied Michelle and Suzie to Dallas last spring in the absence of Dr. Hazlewood, who was ill. Lantern photographers Scottie DeLashmit, Steve French, and Amy Meador panic over a hopeless role of film. 158 Organizations Business Managers Rick Neiderauer and Cindy Blankenship determine how many bills still have not been paid. Scottie DeLashmit, photographer, helps section editor Debbie Butler select pictures for her section. Section Editors — Tim Ellis, Sports; Angela Ward, Faculty and Administration; Suzie Hively, Classes; Michelle Watlington, Editor; Amy Rine, Greeks; Laura Womack, Student Life; Debbie Butler, Organizations; Tracy Genella, Student Life; and Dr. Bob Hazlewood, advisor. Organizations 159 Acknowledgements Editor Assistant Editor Section Editors Campus Activities Administration and Faculty Classes Sports Greeks Organizations Assistant Section Editors Photographers Copy Writers Business Manager Business Staff Advisor Editorial Board Publishers Special Thanks Michelle Watlington Suzie Hively Tracy Genella Laura Womack Angela Ward Suzie Hively Tim Ellis Amy Rine Debbie Butler Carla Crawford Sophia Ray Jennifer Moore Alma Calix Janet Pugh Erin Reynolds Leigh Ann Espey Terry Bivens Steve French Amy Meador Scottie Delashmit Tia Sillers Sharon Poat Suzanne Stricklin Janet Pugh Joanna Cook Michelle Coward Michele Somers Cindy Blankenship Rick Neiderauer Eric Prather Dr. Bob Hazlewood Ms. Susan Hudacek Dr. Bob Hazlewood Jennifer Stokes Robert Suggs Taylor Publishing Company Dallas, Texas Dr. Annie Lou Smith Sue Roberts Sudlow Photography ip MARVIN I I KGLE SUM x i FMEN EDUCATOR 160 161 ADVERTISEMENTS AND DIRECTORY 162 ad contract « £$  158 163 Compliments of the sisters of SIGMA KAPPA Sorority 164 Larry J Brooke President Volunteer International Inc 626 Airways Boulevard Jackson TN 38301 901 422 3411 ► INTERNATIONAL 165 668-7369 MALCO QUARTET MALCO OPERATED THEATRES Compliments of PHI MU FRATERNITY FOR WOMEN 166 w-..-! - -.--;■ Carriage ©ouge UNIFORM SHOPPE 35 CARRIAGE HOUSE DR. 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I BalfourwU one remembers in so many ways. JOB GILBREATH-TOM YOKLEY-JOHN HARRIS- T tCf , 215 East Main Street - ' vUl Jackson, TN 38301 Telephone (901) 427-5121 Volunteer Beauty Academy, Inc. 901 668-0028 623 Old Hickory Blvd. Jackson. Tennessee 38303 Training in Hair and Skin Care and Nails School of Cosmetology All work done by students under supervision of licensed instructors V. ACCREDITING Co. Otology arts e Financial Aid Officer 668-0030 Phone 427-8119 We Repair All Makes and Models BICYCLE CITY 10-12 Speed Bicycles, All-Terrain, BMX, Mopeds, Exercise Equipment, and Accessories 1936 N.Highland Ave. Jackson, TN 38305 SOUTHERN SOUNDS VIDEO RENTALS Large Selection of VHS Movies VCR Rentals The Latest Cassettes and Compact Discs FREE VIDEO CLUB MEMBERSHIP Corner of Carriage House Drive and Wallace Rd. 668-9154 185 Personnel Directory — A — Mrs. Carolyn Adams, 2831 Patterson, Humboldt 38343 Mrs. Elaine Alexander, 31 Alta Vista 38305 Dr. William P. Anderson, 513 Division Mrs. Kathe Anderson, 513 Division Dr. Joy Hunter Austin, 39 Willowridge 38305 — B — Dr. Ronnie Barnes, 205 Westwood Ave. Dr. Rodger A. Bates, 525 Division Ave. Mrs. Dorothy Belch, 51 Michelle Dr. Harry W. Berryman, 1106 Country Club Lane 38305 Mrs. Nancy Blankenship, 701 N. 29th, Humboldt 38343 Mr. John Bonson, 526 Arlington Mrs. Jo Booth, Route 3, Humboldt 38343 Dr. Charles R. Bray, 13 Sunset Drive Mr. Richard L. Brown, 40 Cannonhurst Cove 38305 Mrs. Virginia Burnette, 609 Russell Road 38305 Mrs. Laura F. Burnett, 49 Stonehaven Drive 38305 Mrs. Linda Butler, 355 Edenwood Drive 38301 Mr. Jesse B. Byrum, 814 North Russell Road 38305 — c — Dr. Catherine Carls, 59 Lesa Drive 38305 Dr. Robert A. Carlton, 15 Ridgeview Drive Miss Ann Childs, 437 West King Street Mrs. Nelle Cobb, 29 Woodmere Drive Mrs. Huguette P. Craft, 3 Laurie Circle 38305 Mrs. June Creasy, 52 Ellis Drive — D — Mrs. Jo Ann Daniel, Rt. 8, Old Medina Road 38305 Dr. Gene L. Davenport, 289 Greenfield, Apt. A-l 38305 Mrs. Shirley Davidson, Route 1, Oakfield 38362 Dr. William J. Davis, 55 Glen Eden Mr. Bob Dorsey, 31 Crystal Cove 38305 — E — Mr. J. Dalton Eddleman, 33 Wheeling Drive 38305 Dr. George W. Edwards, 5 Kay Drive 38305 Mrs. Tere Ervin, 30 Woodland Dr. 38305 Mrs. Gail Espey, 55 Branson Place 38305 Mr. Robert Espey, 55 Branson Place 38305 — F — Mr. Samuel Faught, 55 Melrose, Lexington 38351 Mr. Paul L. Finney, 42 Lilac Drive Mr. Terry D. Finney, 141 Netherwood Dr. 38305 Miss Michelle Fisher, 1068 Wallace Road B-6 38305 Dr. Jo L. Fleming, 177 Laurie Circle 38305 Mr. Hayes F. Fletcher, 1104 North Parkway 53 38305 Miss Susan Foote, 251 Tinker Hill Cove, Apt. D 38305 Dr. Bridgie A. Ford, 1346 Campbell, 19 — G — Mr. John M. Giffen, 175 Hopper Barker Road 38305 Dr. Harry W. Gilmer, 28 Northwood Mrs. Sandra F. Givens, 69 Tahlequah Drive 38305 Mrs. Dorothy Gleeson, 1104 North Parkway, 13 38305, P.O. Box 3788, 38303 — H — Mr. Jim F. Hardegree, 7 Elmfield Cove 38305 Mrs. Martha Hargett, Carney -Johnston Hall Dr. David R. Hawkes, 306 Morningside Drive Mrs. Linda Hayes, 96 Maywood 38305 Dr. Bob J. Hazlewood, 404 Roland Avenue Mrs. Judith E. Hazlewood, 404 Roland Avenue Mrs. Luanne Hearn, 61 Cannonhurst 38305 Mrs. Connie Helms, 322 Park Avenue Mrs. Lala M. Henley, Harris Hall Mrs. Diane Hightower, 1585 Hollywood Dr. C-36 38305 Miss Ruth J. Hirth, 165 Rolling Hills Dr. 38305 Mrs. Susan R. Hudacek, 50 Willowridge Circle 38305 Dr. Don L. Huneycutt, 154 Edenwood Drive Mrs. Nancy H. Howell, 2 Driftwood Cove 38305 Dr. Delbert B. Hurst, 1585 Hollywood, J-81 38305 — J — Mrs. Dorothy Jerstad, 82 McCool Drive 38305 Dr. J. Roy Jones, 157 Whitfield 38305 Miss Vanessa G. Jones, 154 Tomlin St. — K — Mrs. Diane Kirk, 115 Eastmont Drive — L — Mr. Wilburn Lane, 190 Miflin Road Mrs. Michelle Lewis, 211 Montclair 38301 Dr. Lois P. Lord, 154 Moore Road — Mi- Mrs. Joanne Maples, 21 A Miller Dr. 38305 Mr. Robert H. Mathis, 84 Twin Oaks Place 38305 Dr. Charles W. Mayo, 19 Mimosa Drive Dr. Russell Mclntire, Jr., 101 Ayers Drive Mrs. Candy McNatt, 584 Campbell Lane Mr. James C. Mitchell, 200 Old Malesus Road Mrs. Mary Mitchell, 194 Allen Avenue Miss Marcia Mittelstadt, 1585 Hollywood, C-29 38305 — N — Mrs. Mary Jane Neilson, Spangler Hall Mr. Donald Newman, 89 Rockwell Rd. 38305 Mrs. Lendon H. Noe, 138 Old Stage Rd. Rt. 1 38305 Mrs. Anne Nolen, 604 Lambuth Blvd. 38301 — P — Mrs. Belinda Patterson, 1193 Hollywood Dr. Mr. John Pechonick, 567 Westmoreland Place Mr. Jerry Peters, Route 1 Mrs. Evelyn Petterson, 11 Hillsborough Cove 38305 Mrs. Ann R. Phillips, 40 Deerfield Cove 38305 Mr. Tom Price, 31 McDaniel Dr. 38305 — R — Dr. Lloyd W. Ramer, 49 Maryville Cove Mr. Lawrence A. Ray, 542 Arlington Mrs. Jean Reeder, 464 North Russell Road 38305 Mrs. Sue Ann Roberts, 131 Penny Lane Miss Wanda K. Robinson, 126 Payne Mr. James A. Rushing, 22 Knotty Wood Cove 38305 Mr. David H. Russell, 68 Quietdale Mr. John T. Russell, 120 Maywood 38305 — S — Dr. Annie Lou Smith, 143 Russell Road 38305 Dr. Louis Snellgrove, 487 Country Club Lane 38305 Mrs. Venis Spencer, Route 2 — T — Mrs. Linda Tabor, 239 Hermitage Place Mr. Arthur T. Tanner, Jr., 24 Sun Valley Drive 38305 Mrs. Nancy M. Tipton, 35 Hurtland 38305 Mrs. Valda Todd, Rt. 1, Medon 38356 Mrs. Allie Travis, 1104 N. Parkway 27 Mrs. LueVera Turner, 629 Arlington Avenue Mrs. Sarah Twiggs, 815 Burkett — W — Miss Sherry Walker, 216 W. Deaderick Mrs. Carol Watson, 536 Watson Road 38305 Mrs. Rhonda Watt, P.O. Box 104, Medina 38355 Mrs. Anna B. Webb, Route 1, Bells, TN 38006 Dr. Grace Whetstone, 17 Sunset Drive Dr. Brady B. Whitehead, 30 Foxlea 38305 Mrs. Evelyn R. Whybrew, 1270 Hollywood Drive Dr. J. Kenneth Wilkerson, 4 Moss Drive 38305 Mrs. Mary Willett, 152 Laurie Circle 38305 Mr. Roscoe C. Williams, 38 Summar Drive Mrs. Mary Jo Williams, 38 Summar Drive Mrs. Alma Wood, 26 Leisure Lane — Y — Dr. Kenneth E. Yancey, 86 Hurtland Mrs. Leann Young, 6-A Foxboro Cove 38305 RETIRED PERSONNEL Henry Alsobrook, 227 West Church St., Alamo 38001 J.R. Blanton, 60 Maywood Drive Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coulter, 1012 Winding Rd., College Station, TX 77840 Mrs. Clarence Davis, 444 Wallace Road Dr. John R. DeBruyn, 512 Burkett Street Mrs. James Elliott, 578 Westmoreland Mrs. F. A. Flatt, 402 Walnut Avenue Miss Ruth Gibbons, 63 Ellis Drive Dr. Luther L. Gobbel, 2410 Par Place, Durham, NC 27705 Mrs. Rena Hampton, 400 S. Highland, Apt. 102-E, Memphis 38111 Mrs. Velma Huie, 1901 A. Vestavia Cr., Vestavia Hills, AL Dr. Elmer In man, 704 Monroe, Sweetwater, TN Mrs. Kitty Jones, Rt. 1, Box 22, Henderson 38340 Mrs. Mattie McAlexander, 178 Edenwood Drive Mrs. Mary J. Mulherin, 516 Division Mrs. A.D. Oxley, Rt. 1, Bells Hwy 20 38305 Mrs. Frank Robertson, 1023 Prospect Jack L. Russell, 16 Lilac Lane Mrs. Edwin Siler, 7104 Pattor. Lane, Nashville 37221 Dr. Wood K. Whetstone, 17 Sunset Drive Dr. Walter H. Whybrew, 1270 Hollywood Drive Dr. James S. Wilder, Jr., 450 Roland Avenue Mrs. Katherine Williams, 1231 Hollywood Drive Miss Margaret Winter, 16 Woodhaven Drive 186 Directory Student Directory Abbott, Kathy D. ( P. O. Box 234, Trenton, TN 38382 Adams, Richard Bennett, 2013 Hickory Hill Lane, Hermitage, TN 37076 Adkisson, Elizabeth Elowese, Route 1, Box 307A, Milan, TN 38358 Aguilera, Ignacio, CEA Bermudez 31 28003, Madrid, Spain Akin, Scott Howard, Route 2, Box 197AA, Ramer, TN 38367 Akin, Sharon Ann, Route 7, Box 138, Savannah, TN 38372 Albea, Gary Raynard, Route 2, Box 184, Thorton Road, Dyer, TN 38330 Alexander, Djuna Monique, 622 Johnson Street, Murfreesboro, TN 37130 Allensworth, Melissa Ann, Route 15, Box 82, Clarksville, TN 37040 Anderson, Bonnie Lou, 3160 Tallwood Dr., Germantown, TN 38138 Anderson, J. Blake, P. 0. Box 1771, 332, TN 38302 Anderson, Sandra Marie, 1811 Martin Dr., Pocahontas, AR 72455 Archer, Andrea L., 257 Division, Dyer, TN 38330 Archer, Mark Thomas, 257 Division Street, Dyer, TN 38330 Armour, Beth Ann, 363 North Pisgah Road, Henderson, TN 38340 Arnold, Denise Lynette, Route 2, Box 248, Holladay, TN 38341 Arnold, Tammy Marisa, Rt. 3, Justiss Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Artis, Sandra Dee, 1830 South Lauderdale, Memphis, TN 38106 Ashizawa, Makito, 705 Anesaki Ichimara-Shi, Chiba, Japan Atkins, Kyle Carter, 427 Tara Lane, Huntingdon, TN 38344 Atkinson, Stephanie Lea, 115 North College, Halls, TN 38040 Austin, Julie Anne, 118 Windale Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Avery, Terri Lynn, Route 1, Box 153 B, Guys, TN 38339 — B- Balsbaugh, Lisa Ann, Route 1, Liberty Road, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Banks, Cynthia Denise, Rt. 3 Lesters Chapel Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Barbee, Larry Jr., 1026 Tammbell St., Brownsville, TN 38012 Barber, Beverly Anne, 1631 Hayne Road, Memphis, TN 38119 Barber, Lucy Joan, 1305 Hollywood Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Barker, Wesley Mark, Route 1, Box 591, Mt. Pleasant, TN 38474 Bamette, Gerry Elizabeth, 415 Greenwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Barnette, Judith L., 415 Greenwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Bamette, Katherine Lamport, 235 N. Fairground, Jackson, TN 38301 Barnhart, Jeffrey Lewis, 4239 Clara Drive, West Memphis, AR 72301 Barton, Sherri Lynn, 6297 Cotes Wood, Memphis, TN 38134 Batchelor, Shirley A., 731 College St., Trenton, TN 38382 Bates, Donald Ray, Rt. 2, Alamo, TN 38001 Bates, Tammy Marie, 48 Fox Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Bates, Tracy Michelle, Route 2, Alamo, TN 38001 Baxter, Catherine Louise, Route 1, Gadsden, TN 38337 Beck, Jennifer Lynne, 104 Mockingbird Road, Mayfield, KY 42066 Bedocs, George L., 115 John Williams Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Beecham, Danny Joe, 335 Natchez Trace Drive, Lexington, TN 38351 Berger, Janet Caripides, 16 Northwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Berry, Barbara Ann, 165 Polk Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Bibbs, Kelly Sue, Route 1, Parsons, TN 38363 Bills, James Deadrick, 416 Glanker, Memphis, TN 38112 Bingham, William V., Route 5, Box 406, Jackson, TN 38305 Bishop, Stephen W., 36 B Westwood Gardens, Jackson, TN 38301 Blackwood, Teresa Lee, 184 Bellmead Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Blankenship, Cynthia Leigh, 701 North 29th Avenue, Humboldt, TN 38343 Bock, David Thomas, Route 1, Box 572, Kenton, TN 38233 Boleyn, Roger Allen, P. O. Box 70, Adamsville, TN 38310 Bonson, Martha Talmidge, 48 Sherrell Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Boone, Molly Elizabeth, 508 Hamilton Lane, Humboldt, TN 38343 Borkcom, Katherine, 630 Whitehall, Jackson, TN 38301 Boyd, Cheryl B., 1180 Hollywood, Apt. 113, Jackson, TN 38301 Boyd, Jamie Lin, 1814 Old Murfreesboro Pike, Nashville, TN 37217 Bradford, Brad Damon, Route 1, Box 219, Mercer, TN 38392 Bradley, Linda Ruth, 2020 McKnight, Humboldt, TN 38343 Branham, Jefferson A. Ill, 611 Summer, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Brasher, Karen Renee, 183 Melwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Brasher, Katrina Kay, 183 Melwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Brasher, William Harold Jr., 183 Melwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Bray, Anna Kathryn, 13 Sunset, Jackson, TN 38301 Brese, Beth Ann, 1 1 1 Pepper Tree Road, Jackson, TN 38305 Brewer, John Stephen, 90 Rebel Rd., Jackso n, TN 38301 Brewster, Lauren Michelle, 7945 Gayle Lane, Germantown, TN 38138 Britton, George Harris HI, 4820 Brantmore Court, Winter Springs, FL 32708 Brooke, Laura Lee, 231 Whitfield, Jackson, TN 38305 Brooks, Sharon Denise, 400 Lincoln St., Jackson, TN 38301 Brower, Melissa Anne, Route 1, Box 238, Hohenwald, TN 38462 Brown, Barbara Ruth, P. O. Box 163, Trenton, TN 38382 Brown, William Richard, 40 Cannonhurst, Jackson, TN 38305 Browning, Lisa Lorraine, 3212 Old Brompton Circle, Memphis, TN 38115 Browning, Nancy O., 113 Terrace Place, Jackson, TN 38301 Bryant, Anita, 618 Bethel, Covington, TN 38019 Bugg, Jennifer Kaye, Route 1, Clinton, KY 42031 Bullman, Pamela Rose, Rt. 3, Box 223, Henderson, TN 38340 Burkes, Phillip Edward, 1320 Barron Circle, Memphis, TN 38111 Burnett, Brooksie Ann, 112 N. 5th Ave., Humboldt, TN 38343 Burnette, Rebecca Lynn, 609 Russell Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Burris, William R., 42-B Leland Lane, Jac kson, TN 38301 Busby, Paul Lane, Route 1, Box 132M, Mason, TN 38049 Bustos, Jaciel Renee, 3205 East Harvester Lane, Memphis, TN 38127 Butler, Ben Allen, Route 2, Box 20, Brownsville, TN 38012 Butler, Deborah Ann, 910 Twinkletown Cove, Memphis, TN 38116 Byrum, Marcus T., P. 0. Box 8, Mercer, TN 38392 -C- Cagle, Michael Ralph, 7370 Walker Road, Jackson, TN 38305 Calix, Alma Judith, 9 Ave. N. O. 71 BO Guamilito, San Pedro Sula, Honduras Callihan, Kelley Lynne, 204 N. Easthaven Dr., Amory, MS 38821 Camp, Lisa Roland, 163 W. Main, Alamo, TN 38001 Camp, Patsy White, 88 Whitfield Dr., Jackson, TN 38305 Campbell, Jeffrey Paul, Rt. 3, Box 264, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Campbell, Jonathan Motron, 900 Flicker Dr., Dyersburg, TN 38024 Cannon, Melanie Bruce, 26 Meadowood Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Capps, Tony Michael, 322 Reynolds St., Dyersburg, TN 38024 Carson, Jimmie Ann, 9636 Stuart Avenue, Olive Branch, MS 38654 Carson, Russell Wyatt, 30 Dellwood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Cathey, Carver Greer Jr., 23 Hickory Hollow, Jackson, TN 38301 Caviness, Amanda Kay, 3315 Lincoln Street, Grissom AFB, IN 46971 Cavoretto, Robert Brian, 662 Steeple Chase Drive, Lawrenceville, GA 30245 Chandler, Luther Ray, 410 St. John, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Chandler, Willard Bryan, 382 Rockwell Road, Jackson. TN 38305 Chapman, Tamatha Regina, Rt. 1, Box 221, Denmark, TN 38391 Chase, Derek Daller, 8610 S. W. 94th Street, Miami, FL 33156 Cheek, Kevin Wayne, 1834 Northwood, Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 Chrestman, Craig Anthony, Route 2, Box 172, Alamo, TN 38001 Churchill, Donna Owen, 101 Williamsburg Lane, Brownsville, TN 38012 Clark, Darlene, Rt. 5, Box 134, Benton, KY 42025 Clark, Richard Wayne, Route 2, P. O. Box 97, Holladay, TN 38341 Clarke, Celia Anne, 505 Pearson, Jackson, TN 38305 Clarke, John Timothy, 5424 Reidland Rd., Paducah, KY 42001 Clayton, Linda McGee, 917 West Forest, Jackson, TN 38301 Clement, Francis Terry Jr., 185 Davis St., Lexington, TN 38351 Cloyd, Suzanne Elizabeth, 137 Fairways Dr., Hendersonville, TN 37075 Cobb, Judy Lynn, 45 Summerfield, Jackson, TN 38305 Coburn, Sherilyn Mary, Route 1, Box 22, Friendship, TN 38034 Cole, Torshau Telesa, 1476 Haverwood, Memphis, TN 38116 Coleman, Rickey, 2619 N. Central, Humboldt, TN 38343 Colina, Mayra Margarita, Sibeliusstraat 11, Oranjestad, Aruba Collins, Yolanda Renea, 482 Tillman, Apt. 2, Memphis, TN 38112 Combs, Daniel L., Rt. 3, Adamsville, TN 38310 Conover, Anthony Barton, Rt. 1, Box 1758, Bradford, TN 38316 Cook, Joanna, Route 1, Box 20, Lynchburg, TN 37352 Cope, Roberta J., 412 Key Comer, Brownsville, TN 38012 Corbitt, Sean McRee, 105 Dupont Ave., Waverly, TN 37185 Cotham, Jimmy Dodd, Route 4, Trenton, TN 38382 Counce, Melanie Dawn, Rt. 1, Box 44, Shiloh, TN 38376 Coward, Mary Michelle, 4545 Hickory Hill Road, Memphis, TN 38115 Directory 187 Coyne, Randy Sean, 318 Bledsoe, Wynne, AR 72396 Craig, Michael Cayce, P. 0. Box 155, Dover, TN 37058 Crawford, Carla Sue, 6950 Ral-Millington, Millington, TN 38053 Crawford, Larry David, 28 Green Valley Road, Paris, TN 38242 Crawford, Martha D., Route 1, Box 210, Stanton, TN 38069 Crockett, Daniel Green, 248 Wilson Park, P. O. Box 1011, Brentwood, TN 37027 Crook, Pauline Frederick, 12 Libby Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Crotts, Lisa Jane, Rt. 5, Box 264, Savannah, TN 38372 Crowson, Anthony Mark, 427 Princeton, Apt. 8, Jackson, TN 38301 Crumby, Andrea Gayle, 9 Cherokee Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Crumby, Sharon Amanda, 9 Cherokee Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Cruse, Mary Elizabeth, Route 1, Box 114A, Parsons, TN 38363 Culver, Everett Elrod, Route 5, Box 379, Ripley, TN 38063 Culver, Texas Everett, Route 5, Ripley, TN 38063 Cummins, Patricia Faye, 260 S. Johnson, Alamo, TN 38001 Cunningham, Barbara Leigh, 7915 Chertsy Cove, Germantown, TN 38138 Cupp, Tammy Lynn, 3963 Laurelhill Lane, Bartlett, TN 38134 Currie, Tommy A., Route 1, 106A Walnut Grove Rd., Ripley, TN 38063 Curtis, Tina Darlene, 125 Clayton, Bemis, TN 38314 -D- Daniel, Melanie Michelle, 128 l A Iris Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Darby, Deborah Sue, 3495 Christy Lane, Bartlett, TN 38134 Darnall, Marc Alan, Box 412, Bells, TN 38006 Davis, Patricia Elaine, 55 Glen Eden Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Davis, William Keith, 47 Birchwood Lane, Apt 3, Jackson, TN 38301 Debonis, Carmine Jr., 4873 S. W. 21st Street, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33317 DeGeorge, Michelle Lynn, 6288 Rockledge, Bartlett, TN 38134 Dela Cruz, Edmund Josel Pe, 123 Wildwood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Delashmit, Scottie Wayne, P. O. Box 652, Munford, TN 38058 Delvridge, Alicia Michele, Route 1, Box 10, Waterford, MS 38685 Denson, Christopher Bobby, 3369 Foxwood Dr., Memphis, TN 38115 DePriest, Laura Lynn, 365 Edenwood North, Jackson, TN 38301 Diaz, Sarah E., Box 5170, Carolina, PR 00628 Dibrell, Charles Clay, 704 Morriswood Drive, Franklin, TN 37064 Dickerson, Mary Katherine, 1009 Brown St., Paris, TN 38242 Dismukes, James Richard, 2101 Hickorycrest, Memphis, TN 38119 Dixson, Terry, 227 Griffin Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Dodd, Darin Otha, 242 Hawthorne, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Donars, Alice L., 62 Singing Trees Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Doran, Paul Mark, Route 4, Box 153A, Savannah, TN 38372 Doss, Jennifer Lynn, 301 Montelo Road, Memphis, TN 38119 Droke, James Michael, 207 Old Malesus Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Dugger, Cheryl Renee, 19 West Rollins, Memphis, TN 38109 Durrett, Paige Brownlee, Box 535, Amory, MS 38821 Dyer, Charles Edward, 404 Westwood, Jackson, TN 38301 — E- Earney, William Brint, 33 South Dixie Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Edmondson, Dean Burke, 623 South Pine Street, Adamsville, TN 38310 Ellington, Selise Deyon, Route 1, Box 217, Boaz, KY 42027 Ellis, Russell Edward, 44 Kemmons Dr., Jackson, TN 38305 Ellis Timothy Wayne, 575 Dogwood Lane, Elizabethtown, KY 42701 Espey, Leigh Ann, Post Office Box 103, Huntingdon, TN 38344 Espey, Robert Brian, 55 Branson Place, Jackson, TN 38305 Essary, Dale Wade, Route 7, Box 201, Corinth, MS 38834 Evans, Lea Helen, 2311 Parkway Drive, Tupelo, MS 38801 Everly, Janet Michele, Rural Route 1, Box 251, Livermore, KY 42352 Ewell, James Alan, Route 5, Box 1533, Jackson, TN 38305 Exum, Charles Clifton, 2930 Highway 70 E., Jackson, TN 38305 Ezell, Beverly Jean, 16R Skyhaven Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 — F — Fail, Allycin Clair, 22 Fairfield Place, Jackson, TN 38301 Fair, Brenda J., 56 Moorewood, Jackson, TN 38305 Farmer, Carl Stephen, 3543 Tates Creek Road 97, Lexington, KY 40502 Feisal, Vick i Lynn, 4182 Oaksedge, Memphis, TN 38117 Feldt, Gwenlynn Viola, P. O. Box 150, Counce, TN 38326 Ferguson, Karen Paige, Rt. 1, Box 68-B, Mercer, TN 38392 Fesmire, Steven Alan, P. 0. Box 277, Dyersburg, TN 38025 Figueroa, Ketlin Ketlin, South Main Bldg. 17 6, Carolina, PR Fisher, Scott Antony, Route 1, Box 15, Decaturville, TN 38329 Flanagan, Gregory M., 72 N. Hampton Lane, Jackson, TN 38305 Fleming, John Andrew, 177 Laurie Circle, Jackson, TN 38305 Flowers, Anne Roberta, 809 Creekside, Memphis, TN 38117 Fonte, Gina Teresa, 3269 Frayser View Drive, Memphis, TN 38127 Foote, Kippi Quinn, 71 Overton Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Fowler, Melvin De Wayne, 108 Ingleside Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Fowlkes, David Earley, 43 Shadowlawn Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Frazier, Yvonne Marie, 23 O ' Hara, Jackson, TN 38305 Free, Lori Ann, Route 5, Box 389, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Freeman, Felecia C, 741 Tampa, Memphis, TN 38106 Freeman, Jimmy Joe II, Route 2, Adamsville, TN 38310 French, Frederic Stephen Jr., 2458 Park Avenue, Paducah, KY 42001 Frye, Jonathan David, 201 Fitzgerald, Jackson, TN 38301 Fulghum, Lisa Anne, 2905 Northwood, Humboldt, TN 38343 Furilla, Joan L., 2253 Hwy. 70 East, Jackson, TN 38305 Fuss, Mary Louise, Rt. 3, Sunset Dr., Gallatin, TN 37066 -G- Gardner, Sarah Paige, 502 Division, Jackson, TN 38301 Garner, Bradley Dale, Route 2, Box 226, Dyer, TN 38330 Garrett, Christie Cavitt, 43 Pine Woods Ave., Troy, NY 12180 Gaston, David Lee, Route 2, Box 410-U, Atoka, TN 38004 Gatlin, Steve Allan, 112 Melwood St., Jackson, TN 38301 Genella, Tracy Lynn, Route 5, Box 117, Dickson, TN 37055 Gibbs, Franklin Fe ' loy, 905 Lane, Apt. 12, Jackson, TN 38301 Gibson, Richard Lyn, Rt. 1, Box 115, Humboldt, TN 38343 Gill, Tracy Rose, 35 Deerfield Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Gillespie, Sandra Rose, 738 Davant, Memphis, TN 38106 Glover, Stacey Fisher, 1068 Apt. 1, Wallace Rd., Jackson, TN 38305 Goatley, Julia Melinda, Route 1, Box 365, Fancy Farm, KY 42039 Godwin, Angelia Denise, 2669 Ashport Road, Jackson, TN 38305 Goethals, Kimberly Jo, 70 Hansford PL, Jackson, TN 38305 Goldberg, Stuart Ivan, 5405 Mesquite Road, Memphis, TN 38119 Gooch, Roy William, Post Office Box 156, Sparta, TN 38583 Gordon, Albert H., 1273 Hwy. 18, Rt. 2, Box 338F, Medon, TN 38356 Gottshall, Janice Dawn, 5277 Lillywoods, Memphis, TN 38134 Granberry, Andrew William, 801 S. Somerville, Somerville, TN 38068 Gray, Deetta Lachelle, 251 McRee Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Grayson, Andrew K., Rt. 1, Box 500, Bells, TN 38006 Green, Debra Ann, 715 East Main St., Jackson, TN 38301 Green, Gregory Scott, 2405 Sandy Drive, Clarksville, TN 37043 Greenwood, Olive Ann, 36 Boyd Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Gurley, Susan D., 49 Larimer Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 -H- Hagan, Juanita Jean, 323 Johnson Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Haggard, Kenneth G., 1015 East End Drive, Savannah, TN 38372 Haley, Gina Ann, 2955 Alabama Street, Paducah, KY 42001 Hall, Tony Maurice, Post Office Box 247, Jackson, TN 38301 Hamilton, Helen Harrison, Route 6, Box 365, Savannah, TN 38365 Hamilton, John Davison, P. O. Box 246, Mt. Pleasant, TN 38474 Hamilton, Merilyn Miller, 1 Broadfield, Jackson, TN 38301 Hamm, Joann K., 1230 N. Highland, Jackson, TN 38301 Hamm, Kreg Scott, Route 2, Box 36, Ramer, TN 38367 Hampton, Phillip Charles, 21 Brenda Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Hardee, Lisa Renee, 224 Steam Mill Ferry Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Harlin, Dora Leigh, 210 Cima Drive, Goodlettsville, TN 37072 Harrell, Randy Lawrence, Route 3, Box 40, Brighton, TN 38011 Harris, Kevin Lentz, 6325 Valleybrook Cove, Horn Lake, MS 38637 Harris, Lyda Cay, 608 Speedway Ave., Dyersburg, TN 38024 Harrison, Jennifer Lynn, Route 1, Box 408, Pinson, TN 38366 Harvey, James Clemente, 804 East Main, Jackson, TN 38301 Hawkes, Robert David, 1580 Poplar Estates, Germantown, TN 38138 Hazard, Mark M., 112 Ash St., Oceanside, CA 92054 Headrick, Daniel Wilson, 104 Cedar Hill, Waverly, TN 37185 Heath, Angel R, 600 Circle Drive, Halls, TN 38040 Heath, Zachary Dewayne, 600 Circle Drive, Halls, TN 38040 Henke, Rebecca Lynn, 1159 Blueberry Hill Drive, Brunswick, OH 44212 Herndon, Elizabeth M., 820 Mary Key Drive, Humboldt, TN 38343 Herron, Vanessa Wande, 91 Cherokee, Jackson, TN 38301 Hewitt, Paige Elizabeth, 2172 Lochlevin, Memphis, TN 38119 Hicks, Mona, 92 Stonehaven Circle, Jackson, TN 38305 Higgins, Mary Cordelia, 1782 Singing Trees, 1, Memphis, TN 38116 Hively, Barbara Suzanne, P. O. Box 427, Selmer, TN 38375 188 Directory — - — — — — Hoefling, Guy Larry, 187 Skyridge Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Holder, Andrea Angeline, 165 Cotham Drive, Huntingdon, TN 38344 Holland, Kathy Claxton, 1943 Hwy. 45 Bypass, Jackson, TN 38305 Holmes, Audrey Lynn, 2940 Spottswood Avenue, Memphis, TN 38111 Holt, Alicia Faye, 202 Old Burns Road, Dickson, TN 37055 Horton, Elisabeth Jane, Route 8, Box 196, Columbia, TN 38401 Howell, Virginia Y., 19 Tricia Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Hubbard, James Ray, Post Office Box 327, McKenzie, TN 38201 Huckaba, William David, 2130 North Highland, Jackson, TN 38305 Hudgins, Christopher Wayne, 807 Alexander Street, Paris, TN 38242 Huey, James Kade, 12 Northwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Huffman, Peter John, 53 Oakmont, Jackson, TN 38301 Hummel, Denise Marie, 50-D Garland Dr., Jackson, TN 38305 Huneycutt, Roger A., 154 N. Edenwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Hutcheson, Janet Morrell, 833 W. Thomas, Brownsville, TN 38012 -I- Imanaka, Shin-Ichi, 540 Kajiya Naka-Cho Taka-Gun, Hyogo, Japan Ingram, James David, P. O. Box 82, Fowlkes, TN 38033 Inman, Patsy L., 1504 Eastview Dr., Humboldt, TN 38343 Irvine, Teresa L., Route 2, Box 462, Humboldt, TN 38343 Isbell, James Van Stewart, 37 Flint Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Ivory, Angela Lynn, 1466 Standridge Street, Memphis, TN 38108 -J- Jackson, Cathy Leigh, 1113 Moscow Avenue, Hickman, KY 42050 Jackson, Joel Gregory, 84 Pecan Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Jamison, Janet Marie, P. O. Box 327, Collierville, TN 38017 Jarratt, Howard Haliburton, RFD. 3, Box 822, Brownsville, TN 38012 Jobe, Kathryn Stanfill, 25 Northwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Johnson, Joy B., Route 2, Box 64, Holladay, TN 38341 Johnson, Milton B., 43 Ridgemont Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Jones, Anita Kay, Route 4, Box 145, Lewisburg, TN 37091 Jones, Charlie Lee, 736 E. Bodley, Memphis, TN 38106 Jones, Deborah Kaye Henderson, 40 Valley Oak Loop, Jackson, TN 38301 Jones, James Roy Jr., 23 Emerson Dr., Jackson, TN 38305 Jones, Jana Lynne, 5986 Manor Cove, Memphis, TN 38119 Jones, Jimmy Howard, Route 1, Box 366A, Pinson, TN 38366 Jones, Leonard Hall III, 2560 Heatherbrook Lane, Germantown, TN 38138 Jones, Lori Anne, 63 Ayers Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Jones, Michael Alan, Route 2, Box 569, Selmer, TN 38375 Jones, Pamela Renee, 2631 North Watkins 8, Memphis, TN 38127 Jones, Veronica Ann, 800 Old Hickory P113, Jackson, TN 38305 Jones, William Scott, Route 1, Box 405, Pinson, TN 38366 Joseph, Richard G., 460 Old Humboldt Road, Jackson, TN 38305 Jowers, Robert Wayne, 815 North Fairground, Jackson, TN 38301 -K- Kasahara, Yoshinori, 893 Satomi Oyasawa, Aomori-Shi 030-01 Keen, James Neal, P. O. Box 206, Selmer, TN 38375 Kenney, Michael Eugene, 2634 Inverary Cove, Memphis, TN 38119 Kellett, Kimberley Ann, 5280 BlackweU, Memphis, TN 38134 Kelly, Kathleen Welsh, 8359 Silverthorn Cove, Germantown, TN 38138 Kennedy, Michael David, 4773 Cameo, Memphis, TN 38128 Key, James Brooks, P. O. Box 2591, Jackson, TN 38302 Khan, Kamran Shikoh, Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Kilburn, Jan W., 131 Laurie Circle, Jackson, TN 38305 King, Eva Michelle, Route 1, Box 62, Union City, TN 38261 King, Joel Keith, Route 4, Box 417, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Kirk, Michelle McClurkan, 371 Woodland Drive, Huntingdon, TN 38344 Kiser, Kathy Lynn, Route 3, Box 124, Waverly, TN 37185 Riser, Stacy Tackett, 343 Purdy Road, Selmer, TN 38375 Knight, Auzzie Dwayne, P. O. Box 161, Selmer, TN 38375 Knuutila, James Stacey, Route 1, Box 186, Buena Vista, TN 38318 Koepp, Kathy Elizabeth, 1226 Farragut Drive North, St. Petersburg, FL 33710 Koopman, Shelby Jean, 8 Country Club Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Krei, Carol Ann, 1554 Lambuth, 3, Jackson, TN 38301 -L — Lafond, Franklin A., Route 2, Box 47, Holladay, TN 38341 Lafont, Christopher Scott, 331 Edenwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Laman, Martin Van, 78 Almo Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Lanier, Timothy P., P. O. Box 254, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Lansdale, Jeffery Dalton, 1309 Orchard Lane, Corinth, MS 38834 Larson, Don Paul, Route 4, Box 412, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Larson, Susan Elizabeth, Route 4, Box 412, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Lavelle, Morris Fletcher, Route 2, Box 324, Brighton, TN 38011 Lawrence, Leila Frankland, 50 Broad Moor Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Lear, Julie Ann, 600A East 5th, Metropolis, IL 62960 Lee, Tammy Tujuan, 1733 Gowan, 6, Memphis, TN 38127 Leech, Katherine Elizabeth, Route 9, Box 183-A, Columbia, TN 38401 Leonard, Mason Albert, 179 Summerfield Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Lessenberry, Stuart B., 1903 Vine Street, Humboldt, TN 38343 Lester, Danny Wayne, 23 Mona Lisa Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Letson, Susan Ann, P. O. Box 515, Town Creek, AL 35672 Lewis, Debra A., 37 Young St., Apt. A, Jackson, TN 38304 Lewis, Ella L., 6-C Rotary Dr., Jackson, TN 38353 Lewis, Joseph Henry, 1409 Parker Place, Brentwood, TN 37027 Lewis, Larita, 603 Honeysuckle Street, Brownsville, TN 38012 Ling, Rebecca Toh-Lin, 4842 McDermed Dr., Houston, TX 77035 Lipscomb, Georgia Carol, Route 7, 104 Old Denmark Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Little, John Scott, 199 Stonehaven Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Long, Lisa Stephanie, 4340 Owen Road, Memphis, TN 38122 Long, Olan R., 1694 Hollywood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Lovelace, Barbara Gail, Mangin Street, Bells, TN 38006 Lovelace, Jennifer Lynn, 903 Breckinridge Drive, Brownsville, TN 38012 Lovett, Keith Layne, 714 Olive Street, Murray, KY 42071 Lowe, Doralyn Albright, 206 Antioch Road, Humboldt, TN 38343 Lubeski, Matthew, 24 Flagstone Drive, Port Reading, NJ 07064 -M- Majors, Barry Clinton, 300 Duren Drive, Adamsville, TN 38310 Maness, Billy J., 465 North Royal, Jackson, TN 38301 Manhein, Kimberly Hardin, 15 Brianfield Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Manhein, Lea Jackson, 15 Brianfield Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Manhein, Robert Jere, 505 Westmoreland Place, Jackson, TN 38301 Marshall, Delphia E., 430 N. Hays, Apt. 2, Jackson, TN 38301 Marshall, Henry R. Jr., 48 Tracewood, Jackson, TN 38301 Martin, Mark Douglas, 214 Dee, Elizabethtown, KY 42701 Martin, Ritchie Neal, Route 2, Box 200, Adamsville, TN 38310 Mathews, Chanda Latrice, 1155 Esplanade Place, Memphis, TN 38106 Mathis, Robert Kent, P. 0. Box 519, Adamsville, TN 38310 Matsushita, Yoshitaka, 1-6 Kodama-Cho Tokuyama-City, Yamaguchi- Pre, Japan Matthews, Ann Elizabeth, 847 Westwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Mays, Terry Wayne, 809 North Eighth Street, Humboldt, TN 38343 McCord, Jeffrey Scott, 1911 Davy Crockett, Dyersburg, TN 38024 McCurrie, Tommie Lewis, 1227 North 9th Avenue, Humboldt, TN 38343 McAnulty, A. Louise, 505 Westmoreland, Jackson, TN 38301 McCain, Jill, Route 1, Box 231, Brighton, TN 38011 McClarin, Rebecca Marie, 52 Commanche Trail, Jackson, TN 38305 McClearen, April Dannette, Route 2, Cedar Grove, TN 38321 McCullar, Kenneth Ludwig, 110 Montclair, Jackson, TN 38301 McLeary, John Robert, 1180 Cotton Grove Road, Jackson, TN 38305 McNatt, Candy Denise, 584 Campbell Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 McNeil, Ptosha Scharri, 1574 Red Banks Road, Byhalia, MS 38611 McQuinn, Nancy Lynn, P. 0. Box 175, Jacks Creek, TN 38347 Meador, Amy Amelia, 3836 Cross Creek Road, Nashville, TN 37215 Meadows, Robert Davis, Box 132, Parker St., Hornsby, TN 38044 Melton, Kaytheleen Elaine, Pond Creek Road, Sweetwater, TN 37874 Merriweather, Ernest Lee, P. O. Box 2711, Jackson, TN 38301 Mickens, Jennifer Ardelia, 403 Fourth Street, Henderson, TN 38340 Miller, Dolores Denise, 1254 Hollywood Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Miller, Susan Dawn, 5304 Yellowood, Memphis, TN 38134 Milligan, Jerry Eldon, 707 Ragsdale Drive, Milan, TN 38358 Mills, Margaret Ann, Route 3, Box 223, Brighton, TN 38011 Mitchell, Cindy Mechele, 52 Lakeview Drive, Lexington, TN 38351 Mitchell, Earnest Lee III, 194 Allen Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Mitchell, John Hillary, 200 Old Malesus Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Mitchell, Robert Andrew, 200 Old Malesus Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Miyazaki, Yoshihisa, 8-1 Furuike 1-Chome Aioi-Shi, Hyogo, Japan Moore, Alicia Ruth, 209 Dogwood, Waverly, TN 37185 Moore, Betty Woods, Route 4, Box 195A1, Lexington, TN 38351 Moore, Jennifer L., 238 Coleman St., Halls, TN 38040 Directory 189 Morel, McNairy T., Route 1, Thompson Station Road, Thompson Station, TN 37179 Morgan, Michael William, Route 1, Box 43, Wilmore, KY 40390 Morgan, William Edward, Route 1, Box 26-B, McComb, MS 39648 Morphew, Ollie Nathan, 526 Meadow Lawn, Dresden, TN 38225 Morris, Martha S., 1 Sunset, Jackson, TN 38305 Moss, Loretta Noel, Route 2, Box 69G15, Centerville, TN 37033 Mountain, Lisa Marie, P. 0. Box 609, Fairview, TN 37062 Mullikin, Susan Charles, P. 0. Box 156, Decaturville, TN 38329 Mullinix, J. Katherine, 116 Kemmons, Jackson, TN 38302 Mullins, Mary Cornelia, 2210 Parkburg Road, Medon, TN 38356 Murphy, Gary K., 213 Hermitage Place, Jackson, TN 38305 Murray Debra Kay, 111 Tuckahoe Road, Jackson, TN 38305 Myers, Ann W., 8904 Poplar Pike, Germantown, TN 38138 -N- Nason, Jennifer Rose, Route 1, Box 787, Burlison, TN 38015 Neely, Michael Jerome, 1624 McMillan, Memphis, TN 38106 Neiderauer, James Patrick, 62 Garland Dr., Apt. D, Jackson, TN 38305 Nelson, Beverly Vaden, 114 Fourth St., Henderson, TN 38340 Nelson, Ricky DeWayne, 21 Villa Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Newpart, Mary Ellen, 6041 Wellesley Way, Brentwood, TN 37027 Nicholson, Denise Dawn, 118 Ohio Boulevard, Marietta, OH 45750 Noble, Cheryl R., 2118 Tatum Rd., Dyersburg, TN 38024 Nolen, Danny N., 30 Revere Circle, Apt. 4, Jackson, TN 38301 Nolen, Michael Charles, 604 Lambuth Blvd., Jackson, TN 38301 Norris, Hilda Irene, 710 N. Jones Street, Bolivar, TN 38008 Northern, Elaine G., 176 Holiday Dr., Jackson, TN 38305 -O- O ' Kin, Constance J., 245 Rolling Hills Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Ormerod, Barbara Joan, 21 Branson Place, Jackson, TN 38305 Overbey, Kenneth Michael, 510 Highland, Caruthersville, MO 63830 Owen, Scott Wayne, 3550 County Gate Rd., Memphis, TN 38119 -P- Page, Gena Heather, 5551 Wagon Road Gap, Memphis, TN 38134 Page, John Council, 610 High St., Trenton, TN 38382 Parker, Nora Scott, 37 Carlisle Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Parker, Patrick Newton, 37 Carlisle, Jackson, TN 38301 Parrish, Donald, Old Humboldt Road, Apt. 667A, Jackson, TN 38305 Pattat, Kathryn Evans, 813 V4 West King St., Jackson, TN 38301 Pechonick, Sarah R„ 567 Westmoreland, Jackson, TN 38301 Pennel, Melanie Janene, 4400 Belmont Park Terrace 243, Nashville, TN 37215 Perkins, Cheryl Denise, 102 Ayers Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Petterson, Evelyn S., 11 Hillsborough Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Phillips, Kelley Blair, 233 W. Tigrett St., Halls, TN 38040 Phillips, Paul Allen, 304 Third Street, Fulton, KY 42041 Pigg, Angela Dawn, 100 Brenda Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Pigg, Thomas L., 46 Scotland, Jackson, TN 38301 Pingston, Richard Edward III, 303 Oakwood Rd., Franklin, TN 37064 Poat, Sharon Jo, Route 1, Box 466, Symsonia, KY 42082 Porter, Valencia Ann, 4547 Applegate, Memphis, TN 38109 Potter, Patricia Luan, Route 2, Box 19, Puryear, TN 38251 Pounds, Lisa Jayne, 3343 Shea Road, Collierville, TN 38017 Powell, Lisa Cormeal, 900 Vivian Drive, Brownsville, TN 38012 Powers, Glenda Ann, Route 5, Box 215, Lexington, TN 38351 Powers, Patricia Denise, P. O. Box 15, Pickwick Landing, Pickwick Dam, TN 38365 Prather, Thomas Eric, 939 River Oaks, Paducah, KY 42001 Pratt, Rita Jeanene, Route 2, Box 110- A, Parsons, TN 38363 Presley, Joe Phillip, Route 2, Box 155A, Ramer, TN 38367 Pugh, Janet Lorraine, 2620 Edge-O-Lake Drive, Nashville, TN 37217 Pugh, Maranda Joy, Route 2, Chapel Hill, TN 37034 -R- Rasberry, Marilyn Robin, 3047 Eagle Dr., Memphis, TN 38115 Ratcliff, Kimberly Sue, 802 West Fifth Street, Stuttgart, AR 72160 Ratliff, Deangelo M., Route 2, Box 103, Michie, TN 38357 Rauchle, Stephanie Jean, Rt. 3, Box 411, Milan, TN 38358 Ray, Katherine Elizabeth, 308 Harpeth Hills Drive, Franklin, TN 37064 Ray, Sophia Rozenia, 815 North Decatur, Memphis, TN 38107 Reaves, David Glen, 570 Lambuth, 14, Jackson, TN 38301 Reaves, Kitty Lynne, 216 Troy Circle, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Reaves, Patricia Dale, 570 Lambuth, 14, Jackson, TN 38301 Rector, Susan Adell, 5236 N. Grandview, Little Rock, AR 72207 Redding, Jean W., 18 Hillmont Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Reed, John Alan, Rt. 2, Box 405, Atoka, TN 38004 Reeves, Robert Gary, 19B Westwood Gardens, Jackson, TN 38301 Rein, Sarah Janell, P. O. Box 3443, Jackson, TN 38303 Rein, Walter J., P. O. Box 3443, Jackson, TN 38303 Reynolds, Erin Kathleen, 5127 Yale Drive, Aliquippa, PA 15001 Rhoades, Cozset Traveina, 48 North Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Rhodes, Fay Janette, Route 3, Box 1-A, Parsons, TN 38363 Richards, Paul Alexander, 898 Rodney Drive, Nashville, TN 37205 Rine, Amy Catherine. 1414 Ashlawn Drive. Murfreesboro. TN 37130 Robbins, Carla Smith, 109 Skyhaven Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Roberson, James M., 67 Twin Oaks, Jackson, TN 38305 Roberts, Kimberly Paige, 112 Lucinda Lane, Hendersonville, TN 37075 Robertson, Jeff K., P. O. Box 833, Union City, TN 38261 Robinson, Judith Whitehill, 1526 North Highland Avenue, Jackson, TN 38301 Rodriguez, Theresa Lourdes, 9105 S. W. 84th Avenue, Miami, FL 33156 RoUins, Sandra J., P. 0. Box 3053, Jackson, TN 38393 -S- Sadlak, Tracy Lea, 1041 Terrace Street, Bolivar, TN 38008 Santaniello, Amy A., 1585 Hollywood Dr., Apt. C-38, Jackson, TN 38301 Sawauchi, Tsutomu, 313 Horiuchi Furagata-Machi, Mogami-Gun, Yamaga Scarborough, Theresa Ann, Route 3, Box 313, Humboldt, TN 38343 Schmidt, Michael Peter, 16014 Castletown Pk., Spring, TX 77379 Scott, Ann Marie, Route 1, Box 284, Covington, TN 38019 Scott, Donna Lee, Route 1, Box 102, Dyer, TN 38330 Seabury, John W., 3 Watson Avenue, Troy, NY 12180 Seeley, Sherry Lynn, Post Office Box 181, Ripley, TN 38063 Sharpe, John F., 909 Lambuth, Jackson, TN 38301 Sharpe, Talitma Ann, 1638 Franklin Circle, Dacula, CA 30211 Shaul, Carol Elaine, 24 Kirbywood Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Shaw, Jennifer, 67 Sunset Drive, Huntington, NY 11743 Shelton, Elizabeth Callahan, 550 Old Hickory, Apt. 14-C, Jackson, TN 38305 Sheppard, Marlane Jowers, 343 Eastern Shores Dr., Lexington, TN 38351 Sherrod, Paul D., 185 Trail Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Sii, Leh Kwong, 5605 Bissonnet, Apt. 138, Houston, TX 77081 Sillers, Christina Maria, 213 Haverford Drive, Nashville, TN 37205 Simons, Lisa Garrison, Route 1, Box 2 16- A, Milan, TN 38358 Sims, Wendell Thurman Jr., Route 1, Lynnville, TN 38472 Sipes, Gay Ann, 8 Norton Dr., Jackson, TN 38305 Sipes, Jamie Ervin, Route 3, Box 300, Bolivar, TN 38008 Sipes, Janna Deon, 125 Diggs Road, Pinson, TN 38366 Sipes, Owen Ellen, P. 0. Box 54, Middleton, TN 38052 Skinner, Brent Clayton, 203 Skinner Street, Henderson, TN 38340 Slack, Sara Diffee, 72 Woodhaven Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Smith, April Carol, 414 North McNeil, Memphis, TN 38112 Smith, Debbie Loronda, 2123 Heard Avenue, Memphis, TN 38108 Smith, Donna Elaine, 745 Hart Drive, Brownsville, TN 38012 Smith, George Ray, Route 1, Box 184A, Toone, TN 38381 Smith, Janet Suzanne, 274 Browning Avenue, Huntingdon, TN 38344 Smith, Julie Page, 105 Chaparral Drive, Hendersonville, TN 37075 Smith, Melinda Gaye, 5506 Cassandra Smith Road, Hixson, TN 37343 Somers, Michele Lynn, 513 Baxter Lane, Nashville, TN 37220 Song, Jung U., 14016 Old Hickory Blvd., Antioch, TN 37013 Sowinski, Thomas John, 616 E. Jericho Turnpike, Huntington Sta., NY 11746 Spence, Michael J., P. O. Box 145, Gibson, TN 38338 Spiese, Lois Huston, 84 Elmfield Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Stanton, Kristie Ann, Route 2, Decaturville, TN 38329 Staples, William Tyre, P. O. Box 437, Lawrenceburg, KY 40342 Stavely, John Rozzell, 241 Baird Street, Milan, TN 38358 Stephenson, LLoyd R. Jr., P. 0. Box 3051, Jackson, TN 38303 Stephenson, Sylvia Pettey, Route 3, Bells, TN 38006 Stephenson, William Edward, 432 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 Stewart, Linda Kay, Route 5, Springbrook Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Stinson, Anthony Dan, 1312 Riverwood Drive, Nashville, TN 37216 Stokes, Jennifer Taylor, 1209 Haralson, Brownsville, TN 38012 Stricklin, Suzanne, P. O. Box 7264, Jackson, TN 38308 Sturm, Tammy Lynn, 2400 Rose Blvd., Orlando, FL 32809 190 Directory Suggs, Robert Rachilla, 2084 Alton Avenue, Memphis, TN 38106 Sullivan, George Goodman, 126 Mimosa Lane, Paducah, KY 42001 Sullivan, Susie Nelle, Route 1, Box 58, Holladay, TN 38341 Sun, Jade M., 77E Carriage House Dr., Jacks on, TN 38305 Swindle, Vaniessa Lafaye, 802 Speed Street, Memphis, TN 38107 -T- Tagami, Torn, 438 Nagata, Moka-Shi, Tochigi 321-43, Japan Talbott, Tammy Sue, 25 Beverly Manor, Council Bluffs, IA 51501 Taliaferro, Pamela Ann, 58 Caradine, Jackson, TN 38301 Tallent, Kathy May, 1125 Lambuth, Jackson, TN 38301 Tankersley, Diane Elaine, Route 6, Box 365, Jackson, TN 38301 Tanner, Christopher Curlin, 44 Chickering Rd., Jackson, TN 38305 Tappan, Carol Lynn, 2400 Georgetown Rd., Bradenton, FL 33507 Tate, Stephanie Leigh, 1994 Massey, Memphis, TN 38119 Taylor, Sherry L., 12 Butler Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Teer, George A. Ill, 200 Edenwood North, Jackson, TN 38301 Teer, Patrick Brown, 200 Edenwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Terry, Carolinn C, 782 Skyline Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Thomas, Bradley Alan, 63 Cavershamwood Lane, Germantown, TN 38138 Thomas, Denita Michelle, Route 1, Stanton, TN 38069 Thomas, Jack Kennedy, 99 O ' Neal, Jackson, TN 38301 Thompson, Belinda Ann, Route 4, Box 109A, Lexington, TN 38351 Thompson, John David, 3037 Phoebe Lane, Delray Beach, FL 33444 Thompson, Lisa K., Route 1, Troy, TN 38260 Thornton, Donald Jeffrey, 101 Carlisle, Jackson, TN 38301 Throneberry, Garen Avery, P. O. Box 867, Shelbyville, TN 37160 Tillman, Katherine Elizabeth, 144 Whitfield, Jackson, TN 38305 Tipton, Dawn Lea, 35 Hurtland Dr., Jackson, TN 38305 Todd, Kris Leland, 447 Cumberland, Medina, TN 38355 Toma, Tsuguhide, Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Tomchak, George, 360 Warsaw St., Swoyersville, PA 18704 Tomlin, Joan Cooke, 77 Pine Tree Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Tomlin, Laura Looney, 215 Roland, Jackson, TN 38301 Tosh, Donna C, 172 Channing Way, Jackson, TN 38305 Tran, Hung (Peter) Due, 2 Sunset, Jackson, TN 38301 Tran, Margie Wray, 919 West King Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Tregoning, Philip Blane, 206 Carter, Carterville, IL 62918 Trout, Kenneth Brian, P. O. Box 1087, Munford, TN 38058 Trout, Robin Elizabeth, P. O. Box 1087, Munford, TN 38058 Treux, Judy E., 20 Stonehaven, Jackson, TN 38305 Tubb, Joanie Myrie, 5148 Princeton Road, Memphis, TN 38117 Tucker, Kathleen Marie, Rt. 2, Box 381, Ramer, TN 38367 Tucker, Kendall Wayne, 1150 Hollywood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Tucker, Marilyn Collins, 1725 North Highland Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Turnage, Randall Brown, 205 Martin Drive, Tiptonville, TN 38079 Twiggs, Lawrence D., 815 Burkett Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Twyford, Ann L., 115 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 -U- Underhill, William R., 109 North Main Street, Springfield, TN 37172 -V- Walker, Bettye Kirk, Route 1, Box 186B, Homsby, TN 38044 Walker, Julia McAndrew, 222 Cherokee Road, Hendersonville, TN 37075 Walker, Junius Galloway III, Route 5, Box 286, Somerville, TN 38068 Walker, Martha Cherlyn, 818 Lynnbrook, Selmer, TN 38375 Ward, Angela Lavon, 3153 Crump Avenue, Memphis, TN 38112 Ward, Don, 293 Dixie Mall D, Memphis, TN 38105 Ward, Donna, 293 Dixie Mall D, Memphis, TN 38105 Warnick, Pamela Lynne, 54 Meadowood, Jackson, TN 38305 Warren, Janna Kay, 52 Hundley Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Washington, Cecelia Susan, 1638 Davis Street, Memphis, TN 38108 Watkins, Melissa Camille, 200 Maxfield Drive, Paducah, KY 42001 Watlington, Angelyn M., Route 3, Parkburg Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Watson, Sherry Lynn, Route 1, Box 200 AA, Stantonville, TN 38379 Weatherly, David Overall, 3709 Woodland Drive, Memphis, TN 38111 Webb, Jennifer Jill, 1046 Simmons Street, Henderson, TN 38340 Weir, Rachel Cole, 260 Bills Street, Bolivar, TN 38008 Welch, Carolyn Rachel, 229 Chester Levee Road, Jackson, TN 38301 West, Brenda Lee, 1304 Jackson Drive, Pulaski, TN 38478 Wheatley, Kevin Joe, 146-B Campbell Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Wheeler, Randy C, 2111 Cromwell Road, Savanah, TN 38372 Whipple, Kimberly Jo, Route 2, Union City, TN 38261 Whitaker, Clifford Edward, Route 1, Belvidere, TN 37306 Whitaker, Jada Bouvian, 1495 Shadowlawn, Memphis, TN 38106 White, James Edward, 135 Lenoir St., Jackson, TN 38301 White, Tina Denee, 712 Ashport Road, Jackson, TN 38305 Whitehurst, Elizabeth Anne, 2135 Hickory Road, Corinth, MS 38834 Whitelaw, Lovie Marie, 315 Webster Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Whitenton, David Edward, Route 2, Box 98, Bolivar, TN 38008 Wieczerzak, Kevin Michael, 142 Woodbridge Avenue, Sewaren, NJ 07077 Wilcoxen, Carrie Rene, 2316 Greenway Drive, Melbourne, FL 32901 Williams, Kimberly Lynn, 5107 Goldmar Drive, Birmingham, AL 35210 Williams, O. Gayle, 1901 Boyd Avenue, Brownsville, TN 38012 Williams, Rhonda Kim, 6888 Wytham Drive, Memphis, TN 38119 Williams, Stanley, 100 North Forest Road, Radcliff, KY 40160 Williams, Timothy Wayne, Route 8, Box 2167, Jackson, TN 38305 Williamson, Robert K., 226 Middleton Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 Williamson, Tim R., 204 Parker Ave., Greenbrier, TN 37073 Willis, Janet Reed, 734 Carlton St., Brownsville, TN 38012 Wilson, Jane Ellen, P. O. Box 487, White House, TN 37188 Wilson, Rose Lynn, 925 Lafayette, Brownsville, TN 38012 Winfrey, Susan Karlgaard, 70 Bayberry, Jackson, TN 38305 Winters, John Christopher, 2255 Lovitt Drive, Memphis, TN 38119 Witt, Reginald Lyvonne, 271 Hickory Trace Drive, Nashville, TN 37211 Womack, Cynthia McNeely, 123 Bennett, Jackson, TN 38301 Womack, Laura Leigh, 751 Westwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Wood, Jerry Louis, Route 1, Box 10, Wildersville, TN 38388 Wood, Joseph Philip, Route 1-26 Leisure Lane, Jackson, TN 38305 Woods, Melissa Helen, 106 Diane Court, Madison, TN 37115 Wooten, Stanley T., 79 Hughes Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Wright, Anne Dora Jones, Route 1, Box 23A, Decaturville, TN 38329 Wyke, Darrell G., Baker Road, Selmer, TN 38375 — Y- Valenti, Marie Catherine, 152 Third St., Trpy, NY 12180 Vick, Rebecca Jane, Route 1, Camden, TN 38320 Vinson, Trina McCoy, 685 Russell Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Vise, George L., Cook Street, Lexington, TN 38351 -W- Wada, Hideyasu, Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Yarbrough, Paul, P. O. Box 254, Waverly, TN 37185 -Z- Zaidi, Syed G. R., 102 C Ave. Centre Thandi Sarak, Hyderabad Sind, Pakistan Zemann, Deirdre L., 6481 Kirby Woods Drive, Memphis, TN 38119 Zimmerman, Laura Elizabeth, 186 Webber Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Directory 191 IN MEMORY OF Mrs. Blanche Exum Mr. Loren McCullar 192 For Reference Not to be taken from this room mms% xm §00 i Ioji ICO ICO [CM I CD I CD = CD = CO |C5 !co