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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
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■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
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