Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1988 volume:

■ fttrSMQ ' A ■ ' ■ . ■. ■ ■,.. .■■■■ r-. i ..■■vn.ii;MMj -.i .Mr)- rt | fm 3 •- ' S ' UVBH BSBRHnBHSlBroFflB aw« «imffl«Haw«Buw™i i i™ ffi 8® .. ■■I ' V Suzie Hively Editor noo B4 1 Dr. Bob Hazlewood Advisor Contents Introduction Campus Life 10 Administration and Faculty 54 Classes 76 Organizations 102 Greeks 126 Sports 140 Ads and Directory 162 tom ' mmM mim i - i$®m?r ■ rim mm m ssmm smm rmw r n i pae 32 . . . We shall never know so much as long as we live About God or verbs again, or be so in love. Here it is: bells, books, coffee, evenings in spring. Here ' s the night we walked. Street lights. Leaves in rain. We made notes. We were very good at making notes On what the professor thought we thought he said, And gazing at him and thinking of something else, Poems, maybe ... or maybe last night ... or something . . . College is a place where no one reads the papers. College is a long four years that will never end. But the secret of civilization was ours to ask for: A magic: Kneel in the classroom, rise, and know all . . . The seeing so many people, and naming them every day. For the people; the place; the times hung in memory; Nights on the Chapel steps whispering closely, or not; The crazy excitement of May in our senior year, — The last classes, the last everything, the remembering . . . from The Bells Rang Every Hour by John Holmes tssSSfettlents ta ke a Introduction 3 to LA Through the Years of 1987 and 1988 , During these two years at Lambuth College, we have gathered our memories of ballgames, convocations, homework, dates, and all the other special events that we have somehow crammed between our classes. The everyday routines of our college lives have been broken by unusual events, people, and ideas that all formed the atmosphere and uniqueness of the Lambuth experience. This friendly atmosphere— and special uniqueness made us more rounded individuals and al- lowed us to grow socially and academically. Through these years we have made our plans and dreamed our dreams. Although some of these plans and dreams will never be realized, the excitement of anticipation was there to inspire ful- fillment. We were the ones who had to initiate the action to see our plans through to fulfillment. Oftentimes even the most routine ex- periences afforded us the opportunity to develop ourselves, and, of course, we all attempted new activities which also contributed to our development. Hopefully, we will be able to look back at these two years and remark, We grew as academic and social beings ' Through the Years ' at Lambuth College. mrnrn msmem - ' ■ ' ■ s- ™ L-I. ' - J r j — - ct ' 1 J .u J o - J r j , — . ' yi oe C 5 2 § - 5 7bp, e f. to rig it: In a scene from Who ' s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, George (Bill Morgan) preaches to Honey (Joan Furilla) about the hardships of life. Pitcher Lea Manheim swings for a run. Bottom, left to right: Miss Lambuth contestants anxiously await final decision of the judges. Early April Fool from Mother Nature. A thing of beauty is a joy forever. ' ' -■J 25 Introduction 5 r ! ■ ii ' ii I Hi - fV i.O 5 ggss f=sS ea« ggeay spptP P ' P r w ■ tSMfc • 4 . S% Top, e it to right: Myra (Jamie Boyd) is the victim of the love triangle in Deathtrap. The Class of 1987 approaches the future with mixed emotions. Bottom, left to right: Is Robert Hawkes at Kristi ' s window again? Deirdre and Mike find eye contact difficult. Graduates gather around the flagpole for their last lowering of the flag. Introduction l -T, -•-.:V}... ' Ml J - ' mi i i mnMi ; Ot v. • i ? « ' ZC- r, Top, left to right; As the Sigmas and the Phi Mus look on, the AOPlS show men talents attne Panhellenic Flagpole. The freshmen and their Peer Advisors pig out at the Freshman Luau. Autumn brings many colorful memories to Nacho and Rebecca. Bottom, left to right: Julia, Rachel, and Brenda add a spark of joy to Bob ' s day. Say, Yeah, Rah, Team! as the cheerleaders boost Eagle spirit. Amy, Mike, and Jennifer agree that the campus is a great setting for renewing old friendships. n ■V 8 Introduction r- -f — oc — r rM sO ro © r - — (N n V) M a vO _ _ r (N 00 r - 1! V N vO r r, -vj rN Introduction 9 Campus Life I 10 Section Editors: Janet Pugh and Erin Reynolds Assistant: Amy Gardner ju.i±Mm ujiuu mtn mu w vn Ml Hi ' lWU W l  U |i|P W«,W JWCBft l l  ' - 1P  WW W H m Hl l  l ' 1 J 1 I 1 P 1 I W c .. ■ — •- % j 1 f 5% Ik - ye. 1 1 H 11, Lis A 5JI a Sf- 1 ■■ |WfiflQ jf JL .3 , ' • 1 I 3fate fMedtevi fl JPB i fc.lv VI ' BnRp A.  b  9 fcv . ftr ' ■ ■-w. , 1 I ' lj. V ZL 1 r r— • iHiflL .a _ 11 12 Campus Life mm — m One-On-One Is A Labor Of Love On April 4 of last year, students of varying backgrounds and interests came together to put joy into the lives of others. One-on- One has become an annual event on the Lambuth campus. Sponsored by Religious Life, One-on-One is a program bringing physically and mentally handicapped individuals from the Jackson area and Lambuth students together for a day of games, laughter, and fellowship. The program is important because it provides a valuable service to the community in addition to giving students the opportunity to participate in a program of genuine giving. Many of the student participants replied afterward that there is no greater feeling in this world than helping others. Campus Life 13 14 Campus Life ampus i-ambuth college presented its 1987 Campus All-Sing at 2 p.m. Sunday, February 1, in the Lambuth College Athletic Center. Proceeds from the event were donated to the Jackson Salvation Army. All campus organizations were eligible to participate. Participants of the musical gala included Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority, Phi Mu Fraternity for Women, Sigma Kappa Sorority, Kappa Alpha Order, Kappa Sigma Fraternity, and Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity. Walking off with all of the awards were Phi Mu Fraternity for Women and the Kappa Alpha Order. Phi Mu won the Women ' s Best Musical Performance Award, the Most Entertaining Award, and the Best All Around Award. The gentlemen of Kappa Alpha Order captured the Men ' s Best Musical Performance Award. Top: Kappa Alpha salutes the red white and blue. Middle, left: to right: Young at Heart was the theme of the Phi Mu ' s presentation. Dan Headrick solos in the Sig Eps ' rousing performance. AOPis sing Standing Room Only. Bottom, left to right: Sigmas ' relive the 60 ' s with a medley of Supreme songs. Weeks of practice paid off for the victorious Phi Mus. The Jackson Sun was the subject of Kappa Sigmas ' original composition. 5 ■ ■■,-, . ■■«■- Top: Bob McLeary and Mary Newpart sing Somewhere Out There to en- tertain at the pageant. Middle: The queen and her court: April Smith, sec- ond runner-up; Kim Williams, first run- ner-up; Kippi Foote, Miss Lambuth; and Lisa Long, third runner-up. Bottom, left to right: Jenny Harrison dazzles the show with her performance on piano. Charlie Brown as portrayed by Janice Gottshall. Miss Lambuth, Kippi Foote. Paige Durrett crowns the new Miss Lambuth. ..? P n 5ao£- 16 i i:t( B  isa£ja ' If You Could See Me Now Is The Theme Of Miss Lambuth Pageant If You Could See Me Now was the theme of the 1987 Miss Lambuth Pageant, which was held on February 22 at Tigrett Junior High School. Kris Beasley, Miss Tennessee 1987, was the featured entertainer. The Mistress of ceremonies was Jana Lee McDaniel Ellis, a past Miss Lambuth. Paige Durrett, Miss Lambuth 1986, Lambuth ' s Kaleidoscope and Jazz Band, and Vickie Dennison ' s Academy of Dance also provided entertainment. During the pageant, eight contestants competed for the title of Miss Lambuth 1987. Contestants were Janice Gottshall, Memphis; Kim Williams, Memphis; Kippi Foote, Jackson; Jennifer Harrison, Pinson; Valencia Por- ter, Memphis; April Smith, Memphis; and Robin Ras- berry, Memphis. The contestants competed in four categories: indi- vidual interviews, talent, evening gown, and swimsuit. For her talent the new Miss Lambuth, Kippi Foote, sang That ' s What Friends Are For. First runner-up was Kim Williams, second runner-up April Smith, and third runner- up Lisa Long. WF.. ( . « « • • « v Campus Life 17 18 Campus Life Albee Production Highlights Theatrical Season The third play of the 1986-87 Lambuth College Theater Season, held on February 25-28, was Who ' s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? This slice-of-life drama by Edward Albee deals with the story of a middle-aged college professor who is confronted with mid-life crisis and is caught in the throws of a bad marriage. The cast of Who ' s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? ' ' included Tia Sillers as Martha, Bill Morgan as George, Jack Seabury as Nick, and Joan Furrila as Honey. Mr. Jesse Byrum, Director of the Lambuth Theatre, di- rected this production. Campus Life 19 ■■iw iiiiiiWB twiM;aH«a , ia«wwawg 3iM«iiii ' Wiii  iwiiiw ' iiiiriiiii r!ffw Murder Thriller Closes Theatre Season On April 14, the Lambuth Theater closed its 1986- 87 theatrical season with Ira Levin ' s thriller, Deathtrap, a tale of a murderous love affair between a playwright and his male apprentice and the crimes they commit to keep their love alive. The cast of Deathtrap included Bill Morgan as Sidney Bruhl, Jamie Boyd as Myra Bruhl, Paul Sherrod as Clifford Anderson, Julia Walker as Helga Von Drop, and Mike Spence as Porter Milgrim. Mr. Jesse Byrum served as director for the production. Top to bottom: Sidney Bruhl, played by Bill Morgan, looks on worriedly while Helga, the physic, tends to his wife. Helga Von Drop, (Julia Walker), finds the knife seen in her vision. A toast to a new partnership is made by Sidney and Myra Bruhl and Clifford An- derson. 20 Campus Life Spring Fever Campus Life 21 Fine Arts Honored Each year the Fine Arts Banquet gives awards to students who have participated in the Art, Music, and Theatre departments, and to contributors to the Coffeehouse Papers. The theatrical awards given at the 1986-87 banquet were as follows: Best Actress — Tia Siilars; Best Supporting Actress — Julia Walker; Best Actor — Bill Morgan; Best Sup- porting Actor — Jack Seabury. Patricia Potter received the Interior Design Award and Margaret Mills received the award for outstanding performance in music. Rec- ognition was also given to the graduating seni- ors in Concert Band, Concert Choir, and Ka- leidoscope. Contributors to the Coffeehouse Papers were also awarded. In the field of poetry, Joan Furilla won first place; Sharon Poat, second place; and Tia Sillers, third place. The art award went to Shin-ichi Imanaka. Right: Bill ' s hard work pays off as he receives the Best Actor award. Top Athletes Are Recognized The Athletic Banquet is an opportunity for the coaches, students, and fans to show their appreciation for those who have competed in sports over the past year. Those who participated in baseball, basketball, football, cheerleading, and volleyball are recognized. Basketball awards were as follows: Best Free Throw Shooter — Jeff Campbell; Best Rebounder — Dwayne Knight; Best Defensive Player — Miguel Ratliff. Senior awards went to Clint Majors, Keith Lovett, and Ratliff. In cheerleading, the Best Cheerleader Award went to Djuana Alexander. For football, the awards were as follows: Best Offensive Player — Phillip Tregoning; Best Defensive Player — Sec Jones; Most Valuable Player — Mark Hazard; Eagle A war — Stuart Goldberg and Mike Jc« : best all-around effort and attitude. In volleyball, Carrie Wilcoxen % reamed to the All- Conference team. No awards were d for baseball. Right: The E to Dwayne Knu xHinder award goes tl Campus Life Top: Mike Keeney presents Susan Larson with the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fine Arts Achievement Award. Bottom: Brenda West receives the Camilla Cox Vocal Award. Honor ' s Day Convocation Recognizes Outstanding Students On April 20, 1987, thirty outstanding students received awards for scholarship and leadership at the Honors ' Day Convocation held in the RE. Womack Chapel. The R.E. Womack Outstanding Senior Award, which is presented to the senior who, in the estimation of the faculty and the Student Senate, has been most loyal to the school and served it in the greatest capacity, was presented to John Little by Dean Mayo. Top academic honors went to Richard Wayne Clark and Susan Millikin, who were named class Marshals, rising seni- ors with the highest grade point averages. Those who re- ceived the title of alternate Marshal were Laura Leigh Womack and Timothy Wayne Ellis. Lambuth scholars were Angela Ward, Carolyn Welch, Sharon Poat, and Tracy Lea Sadlak. Other awards included the following: John W. Burgess Political Science Award — Patrick Newton Parker, IV; Most Promising Business Major Award — Kimberley Ann Kellett; Billie P. Exum Outstanding Educator Award — Dalton Ed- dleman; Gamma Beta Phi Outstanding Service Award — Phillip Charles Hampton; Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award — Amy Stantaiello; Emily Clark So- . ciology Award — Kendall Wayne Tucker; Helen Hill Coltrain Spirit Award — Ben Adams; Marvin E. Eagle History Award — John Little; Luther L. Gobbel Freshman Citizenship Award — Dan Headrick; Freshman Mathematics Award — Roger A. Honeycutt; General Chemistry Award — Jeffrey Dalton Lansdale; American Chemical Society Award — Sherilyn Coburn; Sigma Phi Epsilon Fine Arts Achievement Award — Susan Larson; Camilla Cox Vocal Award — Brenda West; Margarette Wilson Mills Elementary Education Award — Stacey Glover; Alpha Chi Delta Junior Award — Tim Ellis; Alpha Omicron Pi Alumnae English Award — Sharon Poat; AOPi Rena Hunt Hampton Scholarship — April Mc- Clearin; Thomas Boston Moffatt, III Business Administration Award — James Patrick Neideraurer; and the Franklin K. Billings Sophomore Awards — Suzie Hively and Bill Morgan. ■HMHHHMmnZU Lambuth Observes Its 138th Commencement Dr. Hugh A. Latimer, Interim President, presented diplomas to 93 graduating seniors at Lambuth ' s 138th Annual Com- mencement Exercise on May 3, 1987, in Lambuth ' s Athletic Center. Mr. Hero F. David, the manager of engineering and de- velopment for Aarkus Oliefabrit Company in Copenhagen, Den- mark, delivered the commencement speech, Mr. David, a native of Khurja, India, who was a 1952 graduate of Lambuth and a past recipient of Lambuth ' s R.E. Womack Achievement Award, urged the graduating seniors to remember their Lambuth roots later in life. He stated, I personally owe a lot to Lambuth in giving me values. It gave me an all-around foun- dation . . . based on Christian faith . . . and the challenge to do my utmost. Mr. David encouraged the graduates to realize that they have a living foundation on which they will build through- out life. At the Baccalaureate service earlier that day, Bishop Ernest W. Newman, the Resident Bishop, Nashville Area, of the United Methodist Church, advised the graduates to become, lengthening shadows of their Alma Mater as they were sent out into the world armed with diplomats and a clean sense of values. Prior to the Baccalaureate service in the Chapel, all grad- uating seniors and their families were honored at the traditional President ' s Breakfast, held in the Colonial Room of the College Union. On the day before, the faculty honored graduating seniors with its traditional breakfast in the Kirk Dining Hall. Top, left to right: After the ceremonies seniors Kim Whipple and Sheri Coburn thank their professors. The Alma Mater closes the commencement exercises. Middle, left to right: Commencement speaker Hero David addresses the Senior Class. Steve Farmer proudly shows off his B.S. degree. Bottom, left to right:Dr. Latimer, Interim President, con- gratulates Patrick Teer. Graduates gather for the lowering of the flag. 24 Campus Life Campus Life 25 ert Choir Performs incoln Center nmendation of the Director of the Jackson ordan Tang, the Lambuth College Concert the fall of 1986 to sing in Avery Fisher jln Center, New York City, May 31, 1987. Con- uuviui cter Tiboris, General Director of Mid-America Pro- ductions invited the choir to be one of twelve choirs from across the country to participate in his Masterworks Choral Series. During Spring Semester the choir, in preparation for the event, raised funds and spent hours in rehearsal learning new music. Great support for the event was given by Jackson businesses, the Memphis Conference, hometown churches, and families of choir members. Over $37,000 dollars was raised to finance the trip. Certain German and Russian words twisted the tongues of the participants as rehearsals commenced. The musical selections chosen for the performance were Beethoven ' s Ninth Symphony and Tchaikovsky ' s Ode to Joy. Such an honor sets a precedent which future Lambuth Concert Choirs will find difficult to excel. Top to bottom: Proud choir members point to Lambuth ' s place of prestige on the marquee. Choir members sight-see at The Statue of Liberty. Lambuth joins eleven other choirs for rehearsal in the Grand Ballroom. Opening Convocation Launches New School Year The La mbuth College 1987-88 school year officially began on September 1 with Opening Convocation at the R.E. Womack Memorial Chapel. The ceremony began with a Call to Worship by the pastor of Forest Heights United Methodist Church, Dr. Lloyd A. Doyle, Jr. and a Welcome by Lambuth ' s new Pres- ident, Dr. Thomas F. Boyd. Mr. Thomas W. Hart, the Chairman of Lambuth ' s Board of Trustees, enthusiastically spoke of an ever growing, ever improving Lambuth. The ceremony concluded at the flagpole with the raising of the flag by Chief Justice of the Student Government As- sociation, Russ Ellis. Top to bottom: Russ Ellis, Chief Justice of the SGA, raises the flag at Con- vocation. Ms. Mittelstadt directs the choir as members sing the Alma Mater. Campus Life 27 jn T rrr: _ Off Campus Recreation Adds Spice To Life i 28 Campus Life 5ee J ieswfff Top, left to right: Dean Edmundson takes the day off for waterskiing on Beech Lake. April Smith and Becca Henke take a break at home. Middle, left to right: Erin and Jam have fun in the sun. Captain Mike takes the helm. Rain didn ' t stop these girls from enjoying Lisa Lisa at Mud Island. Bottom, left to right: Fishing is a relaxing diversion for Clint Majors. One Saturday found Mary Katherine Dick- erson, Michele Somers and Michelle Kirk on their way to the Memphis Zoo. The park is an enjoyable distraction for Jack Seabury and Christie Garret. Campus Life 29 M in i m ii i i m i in M ii. Freshman Orientation Promotes Academic  Success Freshman Orientation began on August 22, 1987, and continued throughout the Fall Semester. Upon arriving on campus, all freshmen were assigned to a peer group directed by a faculty advisor and an up- perclassman. In no time, the freshmen had learned from their peer advisor the ins and outs of college life, from what professors to avoid to the best place in town for a delicious pizza. In a seminar setting, freshmen met on a regular basis during the Fall Semester with their advisors where they learned effective study skills, the importance of social in- teraction, and other matters pertaining to academic success. Beginning this year, all freshmen are el- igible to earn one hour ' s academic credit for participation in the orientation pro- gram. It is felt that by earning academic credit, freshmen will take orientation more seriously than in the past. The staff of the Student Life Office and Mrs. Susan Hudacek, Associate Professor of English, Director of Student Advising, were in charge of the orientation program. 30 Campus Life Top, left to right: Freshmen are instructed in scheduling and registering by their faculty advisor. Enjoying an outdoor dinner are freshmen Rebecca Burnette, Mary Bonicelli, and Terri Robertson. Bottom, left to right: The freshmen listen as their peer advisor explains the rules of icebreaker. Trey Sandefur smiles in anticipation of his first taste of college food. Peer advisors and new students become better acquainted during orientation. Campus Life 31 . .i ' ■ HMBflN 32 Campus Life Rush Week Enhances Campus Activity Campus Life 33 Fall Welcomes Another School Year ? fe ' ' %%%: . i -+ - e I ' • , : ' • ' '  .. Top, left to right: The Eagle mascot shares a spirit hug. Fall is here and it brings with it football season. Bottom, left to right: Janet plays in the glorious leaves. Deirdre and Mike embrace in the joy of Autumn. ■34. Campus Life Lambuth Kicks Off Winningest Season Yet Top. left to right: Fullback Kenny Haggard goes for anther touchdown. Mark Hazard makes his prediction for the upcoming season. Bottom, left to right: Cheer- leaders throw footballs to an excited crowd. Brothers Hal and Stuart Goldberg look on in anticipation during the game. Lambuth Install s New President On October 10, 1987, Dr. Thomas Frank Boyd was installed as the sixth president of Lambuth College. During his fifteen year career in administration, he has served as Director of Institutional Research, Dean, Vice President for Development, and Executive Vice President. The various representatives of the college ' s constituency de- livered their greetings, the presentations were made, the Concert Band and Choir performed. Dr. Boyd sparked interest with his address entitled Exploring ' ' during the ceremony. Dr. Boyd ' s message raised issues and hopes pertinent to today and conveyed insight into Lambuth ' s problems and hope for Lambuth ' s future. Among his goals for the years to come were the creation of a Master ' s degree program in the liberal arts, the establishment of an honors program within the college, and the formation of a student and faculty exchange program with a foreign siste college. Dr. Boyd also stated that the most integral element of any college is the student body. He left, the impression that if treated with respect and confidence, students will respond in like fashion. Left to right: President and Mrs. Boyd. Mr. Thomas W. Hart chairman of the board, officially installs Dr. Boyd as president. , ■ ■A ml 7%F ' i : ' i,Jftl - . - -. vP IMP V 1 V - . ■ : iwfl . H W ii 1 W i fi m — m J ■ J ' r a ' :«? H : J - A V-t 1 v Ifl H ■ . ■ ' K 1 ' : ' ■ ' | ■■..■ - j m r . I_ I ■ 1 J ■; ' r MHB B wt ■ v| 1 1 I yty ' J P r i 1 36 Campus Life ' IWff ■ffiv s-M u M ■ : .Jt mm SPB H f k Top to bottom: Dr. Boyd challenges the audience with his address entitled Exploring. The Lambuth College Choir performs at installation. Administrators and distinguished guests partic- ipate in the Installation ceremony. Campus Life Homecoming Is Season Finale Homecoming is always a special time, and this year ' s Home- coming was no exception. As the festivities of the 1987 weekend began, there were many old friendships to renew, memories to recall, and many activities in which to participate. The fun began on Friday with the second annual Eagle Golf Tournament, tennis tournaments, and class reunions. Saturday ' s events included a 5-K run, an Alumni Luncheon, Preview ' 88 for prospective students, the S.G.A. Home- coming Dance, and the Alumni Dance. Of course, the highlight of the weekend was the football game In which the Lambuth College Eagles played Cumberland College. An excellent turnout, pep rally, and banner contest proved just how much spirit Lambuth College really has. Homecoming weekend proved to be a time to remember glories of the past and to expect great things of the future. Top, left to right: Mike Spence crowhs Mary Newpart Lambuth ' s Homecoming Queen. 1987 Homecoming Queen, Mary Newpart. Lambuth de- fense halts Cumberland ' s offensive attack. Mr. Faught is the target of the AOPie throw. Lambuth fans show strong support for their Eagles. Bottom, left to right: LAMBUTH HOMECOMING COURT — Amanda Adler with Jimmy Cotham, Lisa Powell with Ben Butler, Mary Newpart with Mike Keeney, Cindy Banks with Scott Kirk, and Rachel McCoy with Tony Milligan. A refreshing word of encouragement is given by the coaches arid train- er, Deirdre Zemann. With a winning smde, Jen- nifer leads trie fans in a cheer. Craig Dunn gains yards for the Eagles. 1 1 1 J 1 T- !1SI s m 1 1 1 v 3 1 ■Ms I H wk i ■ 38 Campus Life Campus Life 39 mm ■p. «fe. ' ' ■■ j k $ « ' . ft, • ' fcW Top, e to right; The Concert Choir performs at the Alumni Luncheon. Marcia Middelstadt receives the Luther L. Gobble Award for the Outstanding Faculty Member given by the Alumni Association. Bottom, left to right: Mr. Edgar Lee Robinson speaks to Alumni at the luncheon. Lambuth ' s Homecoming weekend is concluded with the annual S.G.A. Homecoming Dance. 40 Campus Life Players Honored at Football Banquet The Lambuth College Football Banquet was held on Thursday, November 9, 1987. Awards were given to those outstanding players. Those who received awards were as follows: Most Val- uable Player, Brad Garner; Best Offensive Linebacker, Phillip Tregoning; Best Offensive Back, Kenny Haggard; Best Defensive Linebackers, Daryl Wyke and Mark Hazard; Best Defensive Back, Jeff Branham; Specialty Teams, Kevin Ward; Best Freshman Offensive, Anthony Thaxter; and Best Freshman Defensive, Hal Goldberg. Top, left to right: Coach Hardegree reflects on the past season and speaks of hopes for the future. Senior Kenny Haggard receives an award from Coach Davis. Bottom: Jeff Branham receives the Best Defensive Back award. Campus Life 41 Who ' s Who Among American Ann Scott Steve French Mike Keeney Tia Sillers Bob McCleary Ray Chandler Tim Ellis Laura Womack Robert Suggs Sandra Artis Mike Spence Cindy Banks Susan Mullikan Jennifer Bugg Kristie Stanton Robin Trout Melissa Brower Kim Williams Brenda West Jennifer Stokes Colleges and Universities On November 12, 1987, twenty seniors were honored for excellence in scholarship, participation in extracurricular activities, and citizenship. These students were Lambuth College ' s Who ' s Who Among American College and University Students. Mrs. Jo A. Booth served as guest speaker for the occasion. In her address, There ' s A World Out There, she reminded us of our individual duty to be good stewards of the world in which we live. Following the ceremony a luncheon was held honoring these recipients and their parents. Top: Dr. Mclntire presents Jennifer with her award. - Camelot The days of happily ever after were brought to life on November 2, 1987, with the Lambuth Theater production of Camelot, ' ' the story of King Arthur and his knights of the Round Table. The Lambuth troupe gave an entertaining performance of Alan Jag Lerner ' s musical adaptation of the King Arthur legend, directed by Jesse Byrum. Bill Morgan played the young king who prefers to leave the royal thinking to his mentor, Merlin, played by former Lambuth student Russel Moody. Merlin persuades Arthur to agree to an arranged marriage to prevent a border war. Arthur is less than thrilled about entering a loveless marriage, but Merlin assures him that love and marriage seldom come hand in hand. Arthur ' s outlook on matrimony soon changes when he meets his bride-to-be, Gwenevere, played by Jamie Boyd. Soon fter the royal wedding, Merlin is drained of all his magic and Arthur is left to think for himself. His first idea produces the legendary Round Table. John Seabury played the valiant, arrogant Sir Lancelot. Brent Lamars protrayed Mordred, King Arthur ' s illegitimate son who enlists the powers of Morgan Lefey to destroy the royal marriage. Conductor Richard Brown and musical director Margaret Harrison performed a truly superlative orchestration of the Frederick Loewe scene. November ' s performance benefitted the Dialysis Clinic Inc. in Jackson. 44 Campus Life Standing Room Only!! Opposite page, top to bottom: King Arthur opens the production by sharing his predicament with the audience. The cast of Camelot. This page, top, left to right: The members of the court watch anxiously as newcomer Lancelot defeats all opponents. Young King Arthur is indebted to Merlin ' s wisdom and magic. Bottom, left to right: Pellinore and his pup surprise the Queen during spring celebration. Young Qwenevere and Wart get acquainted. Campus Life 45 Top, left to right: Mordred cunningly bribes Morgan Lefey to join in his wicked ways. Gwenevere and Lancelot are tempted towards betrayal. As his dreams for the Round Table crumble, the king is devastated. Bottom, left to right: The guilty pair are discovered and will be forced to face the king. King Arthur knights an aspiring young boy and inspires him to carry on the legend, Don ' t let it be forgotten! 46 Campus Life Campus Life . 47 _:• _: wsm Madrigals — a Lambuth Tradition One of the highlights of the Christmas season at Lambuth is the Madrigal Feaste presented by Kaleidescope. The Madrigal Feaste is the celebration of Christmas with a Medieval banquet. All the performers are dressed in colorful, Medieval attire, and the guests are entertained with folk songs of the era. Not only is the Madrigal Feaste special on campus, but many members of the community also look forward to attending the event. This enthusiasm is evident in the sold out performances on all four evenings. Christmas just wouldn ' t be Christmas at Lambuth without the Madrigal Feaste. Top row, left to right: David Weatherly, Barbara Cunningham, Brent Lamars, Julie Walker, James Harvey, Brenda West, Jack Seabury, Jamie Boyd. Second row, left to right: Bob McCleary, Mary Newpart, Bill Brown, Jenny Harrison, James Roberson, Jennifer Bugg. Third row, left to right: Dr. Russel Mclntire, Feloy Gibbs, Tom Price. Bottom row, left to right: Steve French, Bill Morgan, Ann Meyers, Tom Sowinski. 48 Campus Life Top, left to right: Carols rang out at the well-attended Christmas service. Candles set the mood for the annual choral candlelight. Middle, left to right: The hanging of the greens brought holiday spirit to Lambuth ' s campus. Carney-Johnston Hall had its very own tree for the season. Bottom: Following an old tradition, students and faculty threw their troubles into the fire of the yu!e log. Campus Life 49 Students Enjoy Extended Vacation 50 Campus Life Top, left to right: Brad, Tony, and Sean wonder whether or not to face the elements. Susan and Rebecca prepare for the infamous Snake Hill. These roomies seem to be tickled with excitement. Who ' s Mike ' s next target?!? Middle, left to right: These KA ' s are bundled for the weather. A pick-up game of football released some extra energy created by the excitement of snow. The Sig Ep version of sledding minus the work. This statue shows the seven-plus inches that blanketed Lambuth on January 6th. Bottom, left to right: Phi Mu ' s winning snowman takes a sunbath. Vicki, LeAnn, Shar- on, and Becky dressed for wintery spectating. Ann, Akiko, and Emi enjoy a change in climate. us Life 51 V Love Makes the 52 Campus Life World Go ' Round Top, left to right: Vicki and Russ prove ttiat love is blind. Erin and Mc enjoy each other ' s company. Brad and Paige share some time in the sun. A happy moment with Kevin and Janet. Lughter makes memories for Stan and Lori. Bottom, left to right: Halloween is a creative time for Jane Ellen and Dan. Suzie swoons over her sweetie Jack. Campus Life 53 Administration and Faculty Rebecc Financi rmation about financial id fi gJSw Terry Finney, Director of Section Editor: Tracy Qenella 54 Assistant: Karen Miller 55 Transition Marks Year In President ' s Office Upon the official resignation of Dr. Harry Gilmer in October of 1986, Dr. Charles Mayo, Vice President and Dean of the College, served in the double role of President and Dean until the arrival of interim President Dr. Hugh Latimer, former Pres- ident of West Virginia Wesleyan College. In an interview with Dr. Mayo, he acknowledged that during his term of office he received a great deal of support and cooperation from faculty, staff, and students. The Board of Trustees commissioned Dr. Latimer to study Lambuth ' s cash flow and enrollment problems and begin ad- dressing these problems while the Presidential Search Com- mittee looked for a permanent administrator. Commenting on his term as President, Dr. Latimer stated As I came to this college, one thing that struck me very early was that, despite the fiscal pressures of recent years, Lambuth College had not given one bit on its academic standards. The faculty is a fine group of people doing an excellent job with young people and the school is still selective about the students that it accepts, realizing that a college must make a decision as to the type of student it will work with. On June 22, 1987, the Board of Trustees announced that Dr. Thomas F. Boyd had been chosen Lambuth ' s new President. On his arrival, Dr. Boyd stressed the fact that he plans to involve community, church, and alumni in the growth and development of Lambuth and to place heavy emphasis on marketing. It ' s very important at the outset, he said, to spend a great deal of time listening. We think Lambuth has the opportunity, as well as the potential, to be one of the premier institutions in the mid-South. Immediately Dr. Boyd became involved in campus activities and in meeting with the various divisions of the college, talking with individual faculty members, and campus leaders. His official installation took place in a special ceremony held in the Chapel on October 10, 1987. Top, left to right: Dr. Hugh Latimer, Lambuth ' s Interim President. Mr. Thomas Hart, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, and Dr. Thomas Boyd, President. Bottom: Lambuth ' s first family, Dr. Thomas Boyd, his wife, Mary, and son, Chris. 56 Admin 1 ' 3ti _ , and Faculty 57 t ■ « l mt awiCTn « u™ « B — W H 58 Administration and Faculty Dean Mayo Strives For Academic Excellence For the past five years, Dr. Charles Mayo has worked to ensure academic excellence in his position as Vice-President and Dean of the College. Dr. Mayo speaks very positively about the changes that the faculty made in the academic program. He is especially proud of the core curriculum, common course requirements for all Lambuth graduates. In the junior and senior years, students apply knowledge from their various majors to issues and to themes of the 19th and 20th centuries. Other programs which Dr. Mayo thinks were of great importance this year were the Holocaust Conference held in October, Focus which took place in February, and convocations held on Thurs- days throughout the year. Dr. Mayo thinks that all these programs helped to provide students with the kind of in- tellectual background that will enable them to cope with a variety of situations in life. When students look back upon their years at Lambuth College, Dr. Mayo hopes that they will be proud of the diploma which they received. If students have not learned to use their intelligence for good purposes, then the college has failed, according to Dr. Mayo. When Dr. Mayo was asked what he wants to be remembered for as Dean, he replied, one who expected and received a great deal from students. He also made clear that the faculty must make demands to help students reach their potential, and that Lambuth students should meet certain standards. They should not just accept an A and get by. Concerning advice which he as Dean would give to Lambuth students, he succinctly replied, Study! Left to right: Lambuth ' s Academic Dean, Dr. Charles Mayo, his wife, Ann, and daughter, Ginny. At his installation, President Boyd congratulates Dean Mayo after presenting him the Presidential Medallion for educational service to the college. 59 .- •■•:■■■ ■■.: ' -.. :: Administration Mr. Frank Creeson Vice President for Institutional Advance- ment Mr. Paul Finney Vice President of Student Life and Dean of Students Mr. Clark B. Manor Vice President for Business Affairs ■A t «- ! % ' ■■■ -. ' ■ :r -jajM| .: . ' ; !Svj ? ir m ' ■■ Miy 8 ' m i:i i . ' V. j- Mrs. Cynthia Benson Director o f Communications Mr. Alex Bledsoe Director of Student Services Dr. Gene Davenport Chaplain Mr. Terry Finney Director of Financial Aid Mr. John Giffin Director of Admissions •A r Mrs. Judith Hazlewood Head Librarian Dr. Don Huneycutt Dean of Records and Registrar Dr. Russell Mclntire Associate Dean and Director for Center for Life and Work Ms. Donna Overstreet Director of Alumni Relations r N Dr. Lloyd W. Ramer Director of Church Relations : 1 j§P « Mr. E. L. Robinson Director of Development and Planned Giv- ing Mr. Arthur Tanner Director of the Media Center 60 Mrs. Sarah Twiggs Director of Loan Services Mrs. Evelyn Whybrew Director of the Learning Enrich ment Center Mrs. Alma Wood Director of Housing and Health Services Staff Mrs. Nancy Blakenship Secretary, Office of Institutional Advancement Mrs. G. G. Bray Tutorial Programs Mrs. Ann Childs Director of Computer Program- ming and Operations Mrs. Jo Ann Daniel Bookkeeper Mrs. Shirley Davidson Head Bookkeeper Mr. Joe Davis Assistant Football Coach, Admis- sions Counselor Ms. Angie Doyle Secretary, Dean of Students r : Mrs. Martha Hargett Dorm Hostess '  i. Mrs. Connie Helms Secretary to the Faculty Leanne Edwards Secretary, Development and Planned Giving and Ed. Asst. Mrs. Dorothy Gleeson Administrative Assistant and Man- ager of Gifts and Grants Ms. Melissa Hall Secretary, Office of the Dean Mrs. Lola Henley Dorm Hostess Joanne Maples Director of the Children ' s Center Ms. Candy McNatt Administrative Assistant Mrs. Mary Neilson Dorm Hostess Mrs. Anne Nolen Secretary, Center for Life and Work Mnp f S t Ms. Ruth Rouse Secretary, Office of Business Af- fairs Mrs. Nancy Tipton Admissions Counselor Ms. Velda Todd Computer Operator Mrs. Carol Watson Secretary to the Faculty Ms. Anna Webb Assistant Director of Financial Aid Mrs. Michelle Wenger Assistant Director of Admissions V w Mrs. Mary Willett Secretary, Learning Enrichment Center and Media Center Mrs. Mary Jo Williams Assistant to the Registrar Admir ' on and Faculty 61 62 Administration and Faculty Faculty 63 Mrs. June Creasy Assistant Professor of Home Economics Mrs. Lendon Noe Assistant Professor of Art Mr. Larry Ray Asst. Prof, of Art, Chairman, Art, interior Design, Fashion, and Home Ec. Mr. Richard Brown Associate Professor of Music Dr. Jo Fleming Professor of Music, Chairman, Music Dr. Don Huneycutt Professor of Music Mrs. Lendon Noe, creates a work of art for the traditional Hanging of the Greens. Ms. Marcia Mittelstadt Assistant Professor of Music Ms. Sharon Momany Accompanist Mr. Jessie Byrum Associate Professor of Communications and Theatre 64 Faculty Mr. Dalton Eddleman talks with his freshman advising group. Dr. -Austin and Ms. Georgia Hill appea attenM rr- Faculty 65 JJa Business and Economics ■■■B Dr. Delbert Hurst Professor of Accounting Mr. Samuel Faught Assistant Professor of Business Adminis- tration Mr. Wilburn Lane Assistant Professor of Business Adminis- tration Ms. Melinda Pearson Assistant Professor of Business Adminis- tration Dr. Grace Whetstone Associate Professor of English, Lecturer in Business Administration 66 Faculty Education Faculty 67 Dr. Joy Austin Assistant Professor of English Dr. Bob Hazlewood Professor of English, Chairman, English and Foreign Language Mrs. Vivian Hudacek Assistant Professor of English Dr. Charles Mayo Professor of English Dr. Annie Lou Smith Professor of English ■ Mrs. Laura Frances Burnett Lecturer in Foreign Languages Mrs. Huguette P. Craft Professor of French Dr. Brady Whitehead, Jr. Associate Professor of Religion Mr. Robert Mathis Associate Professor of History Dr. Gene Davenport Professor of Religion Dr. Russell Mclntire, Jr. Professor of Philosophy Mrs. Linda Hayes Lecturer in Library Science In spite of Mrs. Hudacek ' s resorting to violence, Nakie Tiller remains un- daunted! 68 Faculty Humanities Ms. Ann Phillips Assistant Professor of Library Science Faculty 69 t Mr. Charles Bray Professor of Physical Education, Chairman, Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Mr. Jim Hardegree Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Mr. James Rushing Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Ms. Sherry Walker Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Dr. Louis Snellgrove Professor of Psychology Stan Williams obtains help from Dr. Louis Snellgrove, Professor of Psychology. Mr. Arthur Tanner Associate Professor of Social Work Mr. John Russell Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Mr. Roscoe Williams Professor of Health and Physical Education ' Dr. Alice-Catherine Carls Assistant Professor of Political Science 70 Faculty Social Sciences Faculty 71 Mrs. Josephine Booth Associate Professor of Biology Dr. Robert Carlton Professor of Biology Dr. William Davis Professor of Biology, Chairman, Biology Dr. George Edwards Professor of Chemistry, Chairman, Chem- istry and Physical Science Mrs. Sandra Givens gives assistance to Tisa Norwood. Dr. David Hawkes Associate Professor of Chemistry W x Dr. Ronnie Barnes Professor of Astronomy and Director of Planetarium Mr. John Pechonick Lecturer in Chemistry Mrs. Sandra Givens Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dr. Jim Davis clarifies an intricate biological concept. Mr. David Russell Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Director of Computer Center Dr. Kenneth Yancey Professor of Physics, Chairman, Mathemat- ics, Computer Science, and Physics 72 Faculty . Scien ce and Mathematics Faculty 73 Mrs. Elaine Alexander Documents Librarian Mrs. Ann Phillips Cataloging Librarian Mrs. Lue Vera Turner Periodicals Librarian Mrs. Linda Hayes Reference and Circulations Librarian Mrs. Ruth Hirth Secretary Mrs. Evelyn Petterson Cataloging Assistant Student Library Staff members enjoy the traditional year ' s end repast! Mrs. Hazlewood ' s staff suffers from the defective air conditioning system of the library. 74 Faculty Library James Robersja the campus mailman last summer, makes his daily delivery to Mrs. Hazlewood. Faculty 75 . WHKUBUI KBfllXlHmM m Classes Section Editor: Stephanie Miller 76 Assistant: Sophia Ray 77 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — left to right: Jennifer Stokes, Secretary; Bob McCleary, Vice-President; Cindy Banks, President; and Jennifer Bugg, Treasurer. 78 Seniors Sandra Artis Cindy Banks Kelly Bibbs Cindy Bosch Cheryl Boyd Karen Brasher Katrina Brasher Melissa Brower William Brown Jennifer Bugg Pamelia Bullman Deborah Butler Lisa Camp Ray Chandler Kevin Cheek Richard Clark Celia Clarke Danny Combs Bart Conover Michael Craig Seniors 79 UsMOKS Andrea Crumby Patricia Cummins Keith Davis Darin Dodd Selise Ellington Timothy Ellis Charles Exum Melvin Fowler Felecia Freeman Steve French Brad Garner Tracy Genella Angelia Godwin Stuart Goldberg Susan Gurley Gina Haley Mary Higgins Audrey Holmes Cathy Jackson Pamela Jones 80 Seniors Mike Keeney Kamran Khan Michelle King Dwayne Knight Timothy Lanier Butch Lavelle Julie Lear La Rita Lewis Keith Lovett Clint Majors Randall Martin Bob McCleary Kenneth McCulla Michael Neely James Neideraurer Mary Newpact Seniors 81 Rita Pratt Allison Rash Katherine Ray James Roberson Ann Scott Talitha Sharpe Jennifer Shaw Calli Shelton Tia Sillars Lisa Simons Mike Spence Kristie Stanton Jennifer Stokes Gregory Terry 82 Seniors Robert Suggs Denita Thomas Dawn Tipton Robin Trout Randall Turnage Julia Walker Brenda West Clifford Whitaker. Jr. Tina White David Whitenton Kimberly Williams Linda Williams Tree Williams Laura Womack Stan Wooten Anne Wright Deirdre Zemann Seniors 83 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — left to right: John Page, Vice-President; Don Larson, President; Tony Capps, Secretary; and McNairy Morel, Treasurer. 84 Juniors Sandra Anderson Tammy Arnold Terri Avery Debbie Barger Diane Brewer Steve Brewer Bettina Brown Gregory Brown Anita Bryant Alma Calix Kelley Callihan Jeff Campbell Lisa Carson Becky Cary Tamatha Chapman Nimalan Chinnlah Tim Clarke Terry Clement Jimmy Cotham Melanie Counce Juniors 85 IIJNIORS Lisa Crotts Lucky Daniels David Dickey Russell Ellis Jackie Fisher Kippi Foote Lisa Fowler Paige Gardner Rainey Gibson Richard Gibson Dora Harlin James Harvey Kimberly Hassell Robert Hawkes Angel Heath Suzie Hively Susan Isbell Janet Jamison Anita Jones Michael Jones 86 Juniors JUNIOR Yoshinori Kasahara Kimberley Kellett Jimmy Key Emi Kikuchi Edward Lagrange Don Larson Lisa Lee Tammy Lee John Leonard Debra Lewis Ernest Merriweather Karen Miller Susan Miller McfNairy Morel William Morgan Juniors 87 Lisa Mountain Joyce Murphy Muswamba Mwambay Ann Myers Michelle Nelson Michael Overbey Scott Owen Elizabeth Ozier Melanie Pennel Angie Pigg Richard Pingston III Thomas Prather Robin Rasberry Susan Rector Shareese Reed Amy Rine Paige Roberts 88 Juniors Swapna Shaw Brent Skinner Julie Smith Thomas Sowinski Bo Sullivan Chris Tanner Stephanie Tate Lisa Thompson George Tomchak Denise Tucker Bettye Walker Janna Warren James White Beth Whitehurst Jerry Wicker Tim Williams Robert Williamson III Jane Wilson Robin Woods Paul Yarbrough Juniors 89 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS — left to right: Becky McClarin, Secretary; Vicki Feisal, Treasurer; Missy Allensworth, Vice- President; and Kim Ratcliff, President. 90 Sophomores SOPIIOMOItl Ignacio Aguilera Missy Allensworth Kymberley Anderson Denise Arnold Kyle Atkins Julie Austin Sherri Barton Jennifer Beck Brad Bradford Anna Bray Paul Busby Ben Butler Jimmie Ann Carson Amanda Caviness Torshau Cole Joanna Cook Yolanda Collins Sharon Crumby Texas Culver Brad Culvert Sophomores 91 01 IiO IOKI S Barbara Cunningham Michelle Degeorge Scott Delashmit Clay Dibrell Mary Dickerson Brian Espey Leigh Ann Espey Janet Everly Alan Ewell Vicki Feisal Steve Fesmire John Fleming Christie Garrett Terrell Geoghagan Rebecca Henke Andrea Holder 92 Sophomores SOPHOMORE Alicia Holt Johnny Hunt Angela Ivory Jimmy Jones Lori Jones Michael Kennedy Michelle Kirk Kathy Koepp Rebecca Ling Lisa Long Jennifer Lovelace Mark Martin Becky McClarin Rachel McCoy Sophomores 93 oi noMom:s Janiece McQuaig Kaytheleen Melton Brad Morris Jennifer Mason Denise Nicholson Janet Pugh Sophia Ray Erin Reynolds Hisashi Sakata John Seabury Janna Sipes Michele Somers Jung Song April Smith Debbie Smith Ty Staples 94 Sophomores S01 I10M0KI £ Because K John Stavely Tammy Sturm Tammy Talbott Charles Taylor Joanie Tubb Don Ward David Weatherly Jill Webb Carrie Wilcoxen Lyvonne Witt Joey Wood Sophomores 95 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS — left to right: Christine Bradley, Treasurer; Lina Ashley, Secretary; Beth Cochran, Vice-President; and Eric Oliver, President. 96 Freshmen iuisii ii: Lina Ashley Lori Balsbaugh Andrea Barnes Jesse Batchelor Chuck Beal Elizabeth Berry Kelly Berry Allen Blankenship Cherry Blanton Cindy Blount Randy Boals Donald Bomar John Bonson, Jr. Cheryl Bowers Christine Bradley Tammy Brasher William Brown Jimmie Bryant Rebecca Burnette Julie Butler James Cacy Jody Carlisle Tracy Carter Leanne Casey Brad Cheatham Ann Cheng Melinda Clarke Freshmen 97 Beth Cochran Raphael Cockrell Nita Crump Wade Crump Kim Daniel Julie Daurer Luzon Dickerson Tonya Doss Rachele Downey Craig Dunn Fred Edwards Amy Elvers Joseph Eskeridge Rick Farley Jeffrey Fielding Shawn Fisher Julie Fritz Amy Gardner Tammy Gilliland Tracy Goodman Bubba Greenwood Jenni Gregory Keith Griffin Wendy Griffin Mark Hammons Eddie Herndon Georgia Hill Lance Holcomb 98 Freshmen imsinn v Juana Holder Jim Holley Jennifer Hollingsworth Karen Holt Camille Horton Phillip Humbert Pamela Irby Tom Johnson Leanne Johnson Janna Jones Cary Justice Brigette Kelly Doug Kennedy Richard Kennedy Rebecca Kerr Stephen LaFont Edward Lamar Kristi Lambeth Brent Lammers Jeff Logan Roy Logan Janetha Lowe Freshmen 99 Soda Ly Yasuhiro Matsui Brigette Matthews Denise Matthews Renee Matthis Kimberley Mayfield Don Meadows Janet Meinert Lydia Meo Stephanie Miller Ruth Montgomery Stevie Moran Alexis Morris Akiko Nagasawa Keith Nance Tisa Norwood Eric Oliver Connie Pafford Shannon Pappas Chris Pence Thomas Randle Terri Robertson Trey Sandefur Tara Scarbrough Tim Shelton Brian Sisk Darrell Simpson Charmaine Smith 100 Freshmen iitisimo Holly Smith Jackie Sm ith Leanne Smith Julia Stokes Mitsuhlde Sugimoto Jacquelyn Sydes Charles Taylor Shannon Taylor Tonya Thompson Najie Tiller Margaret Tolbert Loring Turner Allison Vaughn Gary Wake Kevin Ward Jeff Wheeley Denise White Thomas White Mike Whitehead Joel Whitenton Johna Williams Lane Willingham Freshmen 101 Organizations 102 Section Editor: Amy Rine Assistant: Tom Johnson 103 Gamma Beta Phi Gamma Beta Phi is an organization whose purpose is to promote scholarship, leadership, and service at Lambuth Col- lege. The activities for the past year include the blood drive held in the fall and spring, Christmas gifts taken to the Cerebal Palsy Center, and service projects such as campus beautification. The Lambuth College chapter of Gamma Beta Phi was honored this year with a Distinguished Chapter Award which members received because of their community-oriented service projects, increase in membership, and national interest. In addition to this honor, the Lambuth College chapter was also able to send delegates to the National Convention held in April. Students must have a 3.25 cumulative grade point average to be eligible for membership. Brad Taylor bravely faces the needle at the Gamma Beta Phi blood drive. 104 Row 1 : Cindy Banks, Jennifer Stokes — vice-president, Calli Shelton, Mrs. Burnett — advisor, Swapna Shaw, Jennifer Lovelace, Suzie Hively — treasurer, Sandra Artis. Row 2: Amy Rine, Melissa Brower, Jill Webb, April McClearen, Joanna Cook, Laura Womack, Kim Kellett. Row 3: Michelle Kirk, Janna Warren, Angel Heath — secretary, Leigh Ann Espey, Lucky Daniels, Nimalan Chinniah, Tim Ellis — president. Row 4: Ann Scott — registrar, Jane Ellen Wilson, Dan Headrick, Patsy Camp, Richie Gibson, Lyvonne Witt, Tammy Talbot. Organizations International Students The International Students Club in its second year took on a major task. In February, 1987, it received its formal charter. The group ' s purpose is to promote international education, culture, and traditions to all interested students and faculty. This year ' s faculty advisors were Dr. Alice-Catherine Carls, Mrs. Melinda Pearson, Mrs. Huguette Craft, Mrs. Laura Frances Burnett, and Mrs. Mary Boyd. The ' 87- ' 88 president was Alma Calix; vice-president, Kamran Khan; secretary, Swapna Shaw; spokesmen, Nimalan Chinniah and Lucky Daniels; and Rebecca Ling, treasurer. The group held weekly cultural meetings and also hosted an International Students ' Banquet in the spring semester which was open to all students and faculty. Row 1: Soda Ly, Rebecca Ling, Ann Cheng, Swapna Shaw. Row 2: Alma Calix, Sandra Artis, Kim Mayfiel d. Row 3: Emi Kikuchi, Akiko Nagasawa, Sophia Ray. Row 4: Margret Tolbert, Lucky Daniels, Nimalan Chinniah. Row 5: Yoshi Miyazaki, Randy Turnage, Chris Vadas. Phi Alpha Theta Phi Alpha Theta is an international history honor society whose members are selected on excellence in the study of history. Its objective is to promote the study of history by the encouragement of research and the exchange of learning of thought among faculty and students. The club ' s activities for the ' 87- ' 88 year included panel discussions, book re- views, the annual trip to Shiloh, and participation in the regional meeting in the spring. Row 1: Bill Morgan — president, Suzie Hively — secretary, Robert Suggs — vice-president. Row 2: Brian Chandler, Mike Craig, Ray Chandler, Steve Fesmire, Missy Allensworth, Sonny Long, Kimberly Williams, David Whittenton, Tia Sillers, Mr. Mathis — advisor. Organizations 105 Omicron Phi Tau Organized in 1930, Omicron Phi Tau, Lambuth ' s local scholastic honor fraternity, includes faculty as well as students who have excelled in scholarship. Eligibility is the highest of any other honor society on campus, requiring a 3.5 or better cumulative grade poir !: average in the second semester of the junior or senior year. Left to right Row 1 : Eugene Keeney, Jennifer Stokes, Ann Scott, Mrs. Joe Booth. Row 2: Laura Womack, Jennifer Bugg, Mrs. Lendon Noe, Mrs. June Creasy, Dr. Don Huneycutt. Row 3: Tim Ellis, Dr. Brady Whitehead, Mrs. Grace Whetstone. Row 4: Dean Wood, Richard Clark, Dr. Ken Wilkerson. Pi Delta Phi Pi Delta Phi, under the advisement of Mrs. Huguette Craft, is a national French honor society, the purpose of which is to increase knowledge of France ' s contributions to world culture, to stimulate and encourage a deeper appreciation of France and the French people through cultural activities, and to recognize outstanding achievement in the French language and literature. Mrs. Hugette Craft — Advisor, Amy Rine 106 Organizations Alpha Psi Omega The Chi Sigma Cast of Alpha Psi Omega is Lambuth College ' s on campus affiliate of this national honorary the- atre fraternity. Under the advising of Mr. Dalton Eddleman, the group works to promote excellence in theatre and fel- lowship among college theatricians. Alpha Psi Omega re- quires membership based upon merits earned in performing, production, and management. Row 1: Karen Miller, Bill Morgan, Julia Walker, Jamie Boyd, Christy Garrett. Row 2: Julie Lear, Clifford Whitaker, Beth Whitehurst, Tia Sillers, Richie Gibson, Laura Womack. Row 3: Mr. Eddleman, Scottie Delashmitt, John Seabury. Debate Team This year is a first for the Lambu th Debate Team. Members Jonathan Campbell, Ritchie Gibson, Steve Fesmire, and Barbara Cunning- ham held their first debate at a March con- vocation. This debate served two purposes. First, it provided an opportunity for members to gain experience in debate. Second, it helped to determine if there were any genuine campus interest. Mr. Dalton Eddleman, fac- ulty advisor, has high hopes for the debate team ' s success. Initially, the competition will be held within the college, but Mr. Eddleman hopes that eventually the team will be in- volved in intercollegiate competition as well. Steve Fesmire, Jonathan Campbell, Richie Gibson, Mr. Eddleman. Organizations 107 Row 1: Jimmy Cotham, Christie Garrett, Jamie Boyd, Julia Walker, Karen Miller, Tia Sillers, Diane Brewer. Row 2: Mike Spence, Sean Corbitt, Tim Lanier, Richie Gibson, Robert Williamson, Gary Wake, Bill Morgan, John Seabury, Scottie Delashmitt, Laura Womack, Mr. Eddleman. Loading Zone The Lambuth Loading Zone is a touring narrative-theatre group under the direction of Mr. Dalton Eddleman. The troup is available to perform for social, church, and scholastic groups who may schedule the players for performances. This year ' s performances included The Brick and the Rose which was presented at the October 27 convocation as well as for other social groups. The troup not only provides a service to the community, but also benefits the players by giving them first-hand experience. In the future, Mr. Eddleman is hoping to get the students more involved in areas such as directing and even writing new pieces to be added to the groups ' library of artistic compositions. Members of the Loading Zone perform The Brick and the Rose. ' 108 Organizations Production Company The Lambuth Production Company is a newly organized group of students interested in the production area of communications. Pres- ently, the main purpose of the group is to record campus events on video tape. However, in the future, Mr. Eddleman, advisor of the group, hopes to involve the community, and even allow students to produce tapes for themselves. Stuart Goldberg, Sean Corbitt, Richie Gibson, Tim Lanier, Brad Garner, Robert Williamson, Mr. Eddleman, Laura Womack. Techies Only Techies Only is a group organized by those students of Lambuth who are involved in the technical areas of theatre production such as lighting and set design. The members of this group study technical needs of the of the theatre as well as work with the directors of the various plays which are performed each year. In addition, some members of the organization also help with performances in the community as well. Row 1: David Weatherly, John Seabury, Tracy Genella. Row 2: Clifford Whitaker, Beth Whitehurst. Organizations 109 Political Science Club (Jnder the direction of Dr. Alice-Catherine Carls, the Political Science Club was organized this year. The group participated in the Model United Nations and helped with various election campaigns. It also held a voter reg- istration drive. The officers this year were Tia Sillers — president, Tom Sowinski — vice-president, and Tom Johnson — secretary-treasurer. Row 1: Tia Sillers, Tom Johnson, Tom Sowinski, Dr. Carls — advisor. Row 2: Alicia Delvridge, Robert Suggs, Robin Raspberry, Jody Carslile. Business Club The Business Club is open to all declared majors or those non-major students with a strong interest in business. This club sponsors an annual job fair, professional speakers from the business world, and other activities of benefit to all on campus. The Business Club gives students the opportunity to explore var- ious aspects of their chosen fields more thor- oughly and to explore other occupational op- portunities. Row 1 : Mr. Faught, Mr. Lane — advisors. Row 2: Katherine Ray, Jonathan Campbell, James Harvey, Debbie Butler, Doug Kennedy. Row 3: Ann Myers, Janna Warren, Rachel McCoy, Susan Gurley, Tim Clarke, Debra Pompe, Patsy Camp, Rick Neideraurer, Janet Jamison. 110 Organizations M Black Student Union Organized in 1971, the Black Student Gnion has continually strived not only to promote harmony and unity among all races, but also to create a com- fortable and receptive environment in which black students may achieve a sense of identity. The BSG also attempts to introduce and display, by individual and or group efforts, various aspects of Afro-American culture and history. The essence of the Black Student Gnion lies in its preamble: We, the black students of Lambuth College, feel that a race of people is like an individual man; until it uses its own talents, takes pride in its own history, expressing its own culture, and affirms its own selfhood, it can never fulfill itself. The BSG is under the direction of Dr. Brady Whitehead and Mrs. Sarah Twiggs. Row 1: Torshau Cole, Kaytheleen Melton, Audrey Holmes, Angela Ivory, Sherri Barton. Row 2: Tam- my Lee, Terri Avery, Sandra Gillespie, Anita Bry- ant. Row 3: Dwayne Knight, Paul Yarbrough. i HS I Row 1: Tammy Lee, Sherri Barton, Kim Williams, Torshau Cole, Debbie Smith, Melvin Fowler, Mike Kinney. Row 2: Fe ' loy Gibbs, Paul Yarbrough, Dwayne Knight, Margret Tolbert, Janetha Lowe, Bridgette Kelley, Johna Matthews, Tammy Brasher, Tonya Thompson, Anita Bryant, Denae Mercer, Angela Ivory, Lydia Meo, Yolanda Collins, Sandra Gillespie, Terri Averys, Pamela Jones, Anthony Mays, Luzon Dickerson. Organizations 1 1 1 Student Activities Committee By providing entertaining diversions from the often monotonous regimen of school work, the Student Activities Committee, under the direction of Mr. Alex Bledsoe, plays a significant role in shaping the quality of student life. The committee attempts to provide an al- ternative to Greek life by offering week- ly movies and other forms of enter- tainment such as dances and special guest speakers for the enjoyment of the student body. Left to right Row 1: Alma Calix, Susan Rector, Robin Trout. Row 2: Alex Bledsoe, Steve French, Tim Lanier, Mike Spence, Richie Gibson. Student National Education Association The Student National Education As- sociation, advised by Mrs. Evelyn Whybrew, Professor of Education, is the first pre-professional organization that education majors may join. When ed- ucation majors become members of SNEA, they automatically become members of the Tennessee Education Association and the National Education Association also. The group t meets once a month to discover and discuss the issues affecting students entering the education field. Left to right Row 1: Calli Shelton, Elizabeth Ozier. Row 2: Mrs. Evelyn Whybrew — Advisor, Nancy McQuinn, Cindy Banks, Kelly Bibbs, Jody Thompson. 112 Organizations American Chemical Society The American Chemical So- ciety was organized to teach chemistry students about pro- fessional options. Members are required to maintained a 2.0 grade point average in chem- istry. The group is introduced to the new literature in the chemistry field and is informed of professional opportunities in chemical professions. In the spring, members presented pa- per s at the ACSB at Murray College. Mr. Pechonick, Robert Williamson, John Hume, Anita Bryant, Dr. Hawkes, Dr. Edwards. Student Government Association The Student Government As- sociation plays a vital role in shaping the quality of student life at Lambuth College. The organ- ization represents all segments of the student body. Organized to help formulate and voice student opinion regarding college poli- cies, this group allocates its funds to appropriate student or- ganizations and activities. Partic- ipation in this important organ- ization is open to all students. Row 1: Christy Bradley, Tia Sillers, Jonathan Campbell, Jennifer Lovelace, James Roberson. Row 2: Rainey Gibson, Tammy Lee, Susan Rector, Cindy Banks, Mike Spence. Row 3: Steve French, James Harvey, Alma Calix, Yolanda Collins, Robin Trout, Brenda West. Row 4: Tim Ellis, Steve Fesmire, Dan Headrick, John Thompson, Richie Gibson, Dean Paul Finney. Organizations 113 Carney Johnston Row 1: Anita Bryant, Sandra Artis, Michelle Kirk, Lisa Powell, Torshau Cole, Suzie Hively, Stephanie Tate, Mrs. Martha Hargett, Pam Jones. Row 2: Yolanda Collins, Tammy Lee, Rachel McCoy, Vicki Feisal, Rebecca Burnette, Amy Rine, Susan Gurley, Barbara Cunning- ham. Harris Row 1: Danny Combs, Mike Kennedy, John Stavely. Row 2: Mason Leonard, Jim Hulley, Mrs. Lala Henley, Craig Dunn, Tim Ellis. 114 Organizations Councils Spangler Row 1: Kevin Cheek, Russ Ellis, Philip Tregon- ing. Row 2: John Hamilton, Jack Glover, Rainey Gibson, Mr. Alex Bledsoe. Sprague Row 1: Brenda West, Ann Myers, Swapna Shaw, Robin Trout, Muswamba Mwambay. Row 2: Jennifer Bugg, Julia Walker, Jennifer Stokes, Ann Scott, Mary Newpart. Row 3: Tia Sillers, Alicia Delvridge, Laura Womack. Organizations 115 Kaleidoscope Kaleidoscope, under the direction of Ms. Marcia Mittelstadt, is Lambuth ' s vocal pop group. It represents Lambuth through- out the school year at selected churches, clubs, and schools, and also performs for Parents ' Weekend. The highlight of the year for this group was the spring tour to Memphis and its performance of the traditional Madrigal Feaste, held on cam- pus. Row ]: Barbra Cunningham, John Seabury, Ann Myers, David Weatherly, Connie Pafford, Tom Sowinski, Jamie Boyd, Brent Lamers. Row 2: Julia Walker, Steve French, Jennifer Bugg, Bob McCleary, Mary Newpart, Bill Brown, Jenny Harrison, James Roberson, Brenda West. Kaleidoscope performers put on a special show for parents weekend. 116 Organizations 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 various appearances at civic organization meetings and at high school assembly programs. Ac- companied by Kaleidoscope, the Jazz Band made a three day tour of several mid-south high schools in December. Admission to the group is by audition with members awarded performance grants yearly. The organization provides musical experience for its members and, most importantly, serves as a recruiting tool by drawing new students to Lambuth. Top: Mr. Brown directs the melodious tones of Jazz Band. Bottom: There is beauty in brass. Row 1: Bob McCleary, Steve French, Jenny Harrison, Mary Newpart, Tom Sowinski. Row 2: Gary Wake, Jimmy Jones, Jay Bonson, Bill Brown, Clifford Whittaker, Richie Moore, Eric Prather, Gary Reeves. Row 3: James Roberson, Brad Taylor, John Page, Roger Huneycutt, Connie Pafford. Organizations 117 Concert Choir The Concert Choir, under the direction of Ms. Marcia Mittelstadt, performs special concerts both on and off campus. The choir traveled to churches throughout East Tennessee this year. For the spring tour the choir traveled to Wisconsin, performing at churches and schools and giving special concerts there. Top: Choir members work diligently to perfect their music. Bottom: Enjoying the lovely autumn day, some choir members relax before rehearsal. 118 Row 1: Jennifer Beck, Susan Rector, Pam Irby, Audrey Holmes, Jennifer Hollingsworth, Philip Humbert, James Roberson, Lucky Daniels, James Harvey, Swapna Shaw, Julia Walker, Jennifer Bugg, Sharon Momany — accompanist. Row 2: Tammy Gilliland, Ann Myers, Erin Reynolds, Christie Garrett, Robert Hawkes, David Weatherly, Jimmy Hubbard, Jay Bonson, Jackie Smith, Tia Sillers, April Smith, Robin Raspberry. Row 3: Jennifer Gregory, Brenda West, Jamie Boyd, Loring Turner, Laura Womack, John Page, William Brasher, John Seabury, Brent Lammers, Amanda Caviness, Jennifer Lovelace, Barbra Cunningham, Kathy Koepp, Amy Elvers. Row 4: Rebecca Burnette, Mary Newpart, Jana Jones, Kelly Berry, Rachel McCoy, Melanie Counce, Bill Brown, Fe ' loy Gibbs, Tommie Curry, Bob McCleary, Nimalan Chinniah, Susan Miller, Kristie Stanton, Jenny Harrison, Rebecca Kerr. Organizations ■ ■ — mf ' Hi? t wmwmm r« -«nr«| S1I11M1 Roty : Amy Gardener, Melissa Brower, Anita Bryant, Amy Elvers, Tonya Thompson, Jay Bonson, Rebecca Kerr, Ann Myers, Steve French, Julia Walker, Tia Sillers, Don Larson, Gary Reeves, Gary Wake, Eric Prather, Jimmy Jones. Row 2: Christy Bradley, Jennifer Bugg, Gina Haley, Sandi Anderson, Jamie Boyd, Ruth Montgomery, Rick Neideraurer, Ricky Nelson, Brent Lamers, Bob McCleary, Jimmy Hubbard, Don Ward, Tommie Currie, Bill Brown, Richie Moore, Clifford Whittaker. Row 3: Connie Pafford, Jerry Wicker, John Page, Fe ' loy Gibbs, Stephen Lafont, Roger Huneycutt, Brad Taylor, James Roberson. Concert Band The Concert Band studies and performs quality band literature under the direction of Mr. Richard Brown. The band performs on-campus concerts each semester and at the home football games. In November, the band transported its talent to Memphis and other West Tennessee cities. Left to right: Band members look for another means of transportation back to Jackson after the bus ran out of gas! The shine off his tuba is so bright that Ricky Nelson has to wear shades. Organizations 119 Religious Life With the appointment of Dr. Gene Davenport, the religious life of Lambuth College underwent many changes this year. The most obvious change is the organization of different denominational groups in hopes of achieving more interest. Another change is the formation of an interdenominational council as the unifying body for the religious groups. The interdenominational council consists of two representatives from each of the denominational groups and oversees the activities of all the groups as well as organizes activities such as the Christmas Candlelight Service, the annual Focus program, and One-On-One. Some things remain the same however. KDK and the Campus Clowns are still active and are providing opportunities for a meaningful ministry to all students who are interested. Campus Clowns Row 1: Janet Everly, Terri Robertson, Lisa Lee. Row 2: Randy Turnage, Sophia Ray, Mary Bonicelli, Rebecca Burnette. Interdenominational Council Top to bottom: Allison Vaughn, Sophia Ray, Denise Ar- nold, Karen Miller. 120 Organizations :jst y NjSW Man Ml I SiS« ?, Sa Methodist Students Left to right: Brad Taylor, Barbra Cunningham, Rebecca Burnette, Texas Culver, Janet Everly, Rebecca Henke, Jenn ifer Hollingsworth, Kim Kel- lett. Baptist Students Row ] : Soda Ly, Lisa Lee, Terri Robertson. Row 2: Mr. Sam Faught — Advisor, Robin Rasberry, Julie Lear, Cheryl Bowers, Jim Hulley. Organizations 121 Student Ambassadors The Student Ambassadors serve as an extension of the Admissions Office, the purpose of which is to contact prospective students and to introduce them to what Lambuth has to offer. One of the organization ' s major activities is Preview Days, a special time when Lambuth students guide prospective high school students and their parents around campus, introducing them to the various aspects of the Lambuth Experience. .V r. Left to right Row 1 : Susan Rector, Melanie Counce, Jennifer Beck, Laura Womack. Row 2: Anita Jones, Robin Trout, Melanie Pennel, John Page, Alma Calix, Mr. John Giffen — Advisor. 122 Organization s The Vision The Lambuth College newspaper, The Vision, under the editorial leadership of Laura Womack, is a student newspaper published by students and supervised by Dr. Joy Austin and Ms. Marcia Mit- tlestadt. The Vision publishes an issue every month as a forum for student information and expression. Students and faculty are both encouraged to participate. Left to right Row 1 : Janet Pugh, Erin Reynolds. Row 2: Charmaine Smith, Tia Siller. Row 3: Dr. Joy Austin, Alicia Delbridge, Laura Womack. Left to right: Mrs. Lendon Noe, Tia Siller, Tracy Goodman, Christie Garrett. Not Pictured: Mr. Dalton Eddleman, Allen Tubb. The Coffeehouse Papers The Coffeehouse Papers is the literary magazine of the college which offers stu- dents the chance to submit literary pieces such as poems and short stories, as well as works of art to be published. The first Coffeehouse Papers was printed in 1967 during the turbulent sixties and included the following statement: The Coffeehouse Papers is a publication of dubious literary value produced at irregular intervals by a nefarious conspiracy . . . Though the pub- lication has become more respectable in recent years, it still retains the freshness and enthusiasm of the first Coffeehouse Papers. The Coffeehouse Papers offers a place of creative expression for all Lambuth students. Organizations 123 Top, left to right: Suzie Hively — Editor, Dr. Bob Hazlewood — Advisor. Organizations: Amy Rine — Editor, Tom Johnson — assistant. Classes: Stephanie Miller — Editor, Sophia Ray — assistant. Middle, left to right: Sports: Tim Ellis — Editor, Robin Rasberry — assistant. Campus Life: Janet Pugh and Erin Reynolds — Co-Editors. Business Manager: Rick Neideraurer. Greeks: Leigh Ann Espy — Editor. Mot Pictured: Melinda Clark — assistant. Bottom, left to right: Administration and Faculty: Tracy Genella — Editor, Karen Miller — assistant. Copywriters: Janet Everly, Robin Rasberry. Not Pictured: Chris Vadas. Photographers: Scott DeLashmit, Steve French, Tia Siller. 124 Organizations Lantern Staff For members of the Lambuth Community and especially for the Lantern staff, this school year was one of change, challenge, and anticipation. The resignation of President Harry Gilmer in the fall of 1986, followed by the appointment of Dr. Hugh Latimer as interim President, and finally the installation of Dr. Thomas Boyd as President have all contributed to the uniqueness of 1987 and 1988. Using the theme Through the Years, the Lantern staff has attempted to capture through pictures and script the spirit of these important years in the history of the Lambuth experience. In the spring of ' 87 the edito r, Suzie Hively, and advisor, Dr. Bob Hazlewood, flew to Dallas, Texas, to attend a yearbook workshop sponsored by Taylor Publishing Company, publisher of the Lantern. Loaded with ideas and enthusiasm, they returned to share their experiences with the staff members and to finalize the basic design of this year ' s yearbook. With dedication reflected in an inordinate amount of time and labor, the Lantern staff designed a yearbook of which its members are proud. It is the wish of the staff that through the pages of the current yearbook, you will be able to relive the eventful years of 1987 and 1988. v Organizations 125 Greeks 126 Section Editor: Leigh Ann Espey Assistant: Melinda Clarke 127 AonAon AonAon AonAon AonAon ao: Alpha Omicron Pi Alpha Omicron Pi sorority began the year by pledging twelve new girls and started with a blast by hosting an all-campus party the Bahama Bash at the Holiday Inn. The AOPis and their dates enjoyed autumn with their annual AO Pig Roast and continued their fun into November celebrating their 30th anniversary. The highlight of the year for the AOPis was their annual Rose Ball in the spring. First Row: Camille Horton, Leanne Smith, Christie Bradley, Tammy Gilliland, Leanne Johnson, Julie Daurer, Melinda Clarke, Renee Mathis, Beth Cochran, Julia Stokes, Leanne Casey, Rachel McCoy. Second Row: Vicki Feisal, Becky McClarin, Janet Jamison, Mary Newpart, Julie Smith, April McClearen, Ann Myers, Lisa Powell, Cindy Banks, Jennifer Stokes, Jane Ellen Wilson, Dora Harlin, Angie Pigg, Janna Warren, Michelle Kirk, Missy Allensworth, Lisa Long, Janna Sipes, Sharon Crumby, Jenny Harrison, Anna Bray, Kippi Foote. 128 Greeks AonAon AonAon AonAon AonAon Top, left to right: Rachel and Missy are sisters and friends forever. AOPi actives are ready and waiting for Rush ' 87. Middle, left to right: AOPis pose at the Pig Roast. The AOPis entertain the audience at All-Sing ' 87. Bottom, left to right: AOPis sport their red and white jerseys at Rush retreat. Anna and Renee celebrate Big Sis revealing. Greeks 129 $M$M $M M M$M $M$M $M $M $M $ Phi Mu Ladies of Phi Mu Fraternity for Women had another productive year on Lambuth ' s campus, adding twelve new Phis during Rush. The ladies held several social service projects during the fall semester including a Halloween and a Christmas party for the boys at Youthtown, car washes for the Lynn Smith Fund, and Kidnap for Cans to collect food for a needy family. The fall also saw several social events including Autumn Fest and Christmas Dance. January brought in new classes and Hope Month for the Phi Mus. As the semester progressed, the ladies began preparing for Florida and Spring Break for LeBonheur! The Phi Mus ended the year with a bang — The Carnation Ball!! G. E. Rj til ■ m Left ftf riM ' - Hj fer Beck, Cc Bugg, RuslnRnairman; Leigh Ann Espey, Tre President; Michelle King, Vice-President; Suzie Hiv MerhbelBhip Director; Erin Reynolds, Ranheltenic Womack Reeording Secretary. -ama Vi rr Bottom, left to right: Rebecca Burnette, Cheryl Bowers, Loring Turner, Pam Irby, Susan Rector, Jackie Smith, Terri Robertson, Amy Elvers, Elizabeth Ozier, Jennifer Hollingsworth, Stephanie Miller. Second Row: Michelle King, Sandi Anderson, Michele Somers, Michelle DeGeorge, Jennifer Beck, Tammy Sturm, Leigh Ann Espey, Jennifer Bugg, Jimmie Ann Carson, Janet Pugh, Kathy Koepp. Third Row: Christie Garrett, Erin Reynolds, Denise Nicholson, Joanna Cook, Suzie Hively, Jennifer Lovelace, Amanda Caviness, Tracy Geneila. Fourth Row: Amy Rine, Lisa Mountain, Kelley Callihan, Deirdre Zemann, Jamie Boyd, Laura Womack, Mary Katherine Dickerson. 130 Greeks $M$M $M$M $M M $M$M $M $M $M $M , , s r IF V 1 $ flfiT p r+ -  ■ r f p -jck ft - £7cJ. H op, eft to right; Elizabeth shows off her big sis, Janet. Phi Mu captured the udience with their 1987 All-Sing performance. Middle, left to right: The Phi Mus re ready for the Punch Parties to begin. Grease is the word for Phi Mu theme arty. Bottom, left to right: Phi Mus take time out from rush retreat to pose for a icture. Tracy keeps herself busy working on the Lantern. Greeks 131 2K SK 2K 2K 2K SK SK SK SK 2K 2K 2K 2K 2 Sigma Kappa Gamma Xi Chapter of Sigma Kappa got off to a great start this year by gaining fifteen new pledges. The Sigmas celebrated their chapter ' s 30th anniversary with the annual Founder ' s Day Banquet and the Week of Giving honoring their alumni and raising money for their philanthropy, Alzheimer ' s disease. They had a fun year with pledge swaps, parties, and sisterhood activities. Once again, the annual New Year ' s in November was a success followed by the pledge formal, the Mistletoe Ball in December. The Sigma Kappas ended the ' 87- ' 88 school year with their spring formal at Pin Oak Lodge in Natchez Trace Park. t a+ right: Robin Tr Jt, ' resident; Pledg e JSdyc ation; April SrrHwS,.Corr t Everly, Treasu er|L( i PatjfaeJ cjDelegi fttantoi ones, Recc M ry Fuss, VI President Im Kellett, M iip; it. n MmJ m ■■ Bottom Row, left to right: Jenni Gregory, Katherine Ray, Kelly Berry, Karen Holt, Mary Bonicelli, Elizabeth Berry, Amanda Adler, Angie Clark, Kristi Lambeth, Amy Gardner, Connie Pafford, Joanie Tubb, Rachelle, Downey, Alma Calix, Brenda West. Top Row, left to right: Anita Jones, Tammy Arnold, Robin Rasberry, Beth Whitehurst, Lori Jones, Kristie Stanton, Kim Kellett, Robin Trout, Mary Fuss, Janet Everly, April Smith, Debbie Butler, Rebecca Henke, Lisa Browning. 132 Greeks K 2K 2K 2K 2K 2K SK SK SK 2K SK 2K SK 2K 7bp, left to right: Connie and Karen are bubbling with joy on Bid day. April and Mary discuss the cafeteria food. Middle, left to right: Sigma Kappas celebrate Bid day with a swimming party. Debbie, Mary, and Raz practice for their theme party skit. Bottom, left to right: Robin and Rebecca are all smiles at Rush Retreat in Nashville. Sigmas anxiously await the arrival of their new pledges on Bid day. Greeks 133 KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA K First Row. Jimmy Jones, Tom Randall, Gary Wake, Jody Carslile. Second Row. Mike Kennedy, Ray Chandler, Scott Delashmitt, Robert Hawkes, Steve French, Eric Prather, Davit Dickey. Kappa Alpha Gentlemen of Kappa Alpha Order began the year on a positive note b adding an outstanding pledge class. All the brothers were actively involve in many campus activities including music, art, and athletic programs, Th« KAs celebrated Christmas at their annual party held in the KA house. The} also welcomed Mrs. Laura Francis Burnette as their new housemother an Terry Finney as faculty advisor. The Ka ' s ended the year with thei ' traditional Old South, a week-long celebration of pre-Civil War day whicl includes events such as a Toga Party, Old South Night, Steak and Date and, of course, the Grand Ball. 134 Greeks 1 KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA Sweethearts First Row: Tia Sillers, Tammy Sturm, Julia Walker, Jennifer Bugg. Second Row: Amy Rine, Kristie Stanton, Katherine Ray, Jennifer Beck. Middle, left to right: Jody, a KA pledge, poses casually. The KAs celebrate after Rush parties. Bottom, left to right: Mike studies his Espafiol. Jimmy and Scott relax at the KA house. Greeks 135 K2 KS KS KS K2 KS KS K2 K2 K2 K2 KS K2 KS ( First Row: Cary Justice, Garren Thornberry, Eric Oliver, Tim Lanier, Brad Jones, Tim Clark, Mike Spence, James Roberson, Jimmy Cotham, Tim Williamson, Mike Craig, Richie Gibson, Ben Butler, Brad Garner, Stuart Goldberg, John Thompson, Mc Morel. Second Row: Sid Freeman, Brad Morris, Doug Kennedy, John Hamilton, Scott Akins, Rainey Gibsoni Alan Ewell, Mike Overby, Sean Corbitt, Tony Capps. Third Row: Mark Schneider, Jeff Shaw, Mark Martin, Kyle Atkins, John Page, Mark Whitworth, Darrin Dodd, Don Larson, Marie Hammons, Kevin Ward, Kevin Cheek, Alan Blankenship, Hal Goldberg, Jimmy Bryant, Lance Holcomb, Donald Bomar, Tyler Heflin, Jeff Hooperman. Kappa Sigma Rush proved very successful for Kappa Sigma Fraternity this year. As is the tradition, the fraternity entertained the student body with many all-l campus parties. In addition, the members also held their annual Boxen Short Party as well as their Toga and Halloween Parties. However, Kappa Sigmas are not all play and not work. They demonstrated this fact byi participating in the St. Jude Run with fraternities from other area colleges] as well as sponsoring needy children in a day of fun such as attending the circus. The brothers ended the year with the Kappa Sigma Black and White formal. 136 Greeks [2 K2 K2 K2 K2 KS K2 K2 K2 KS KS K2 K2 K2 K Top, left to right: Greyhound leaves the pushing to Spuds. The Kappa Sigs support the Eagles. Bottom, left to right: Kappa Sigs pose during rush parties. Rainey and Eric enjoy an outdoor meal. Standusters rst Row: Michelle Kirk, Janet Jamison, Jennifer Stokes, ma Bray, Jenny Harrison, Mona Brown, Jennifer Lovelace, athy Koepp, Michelle King, Sandi Anderson, Debbie Butler. :cond Row: Dora Harlin, April Smith, Robin Trout, Julie nith, Lisa Powell, Janice Gottshall, Katie Leech, Nora Par- :r, Kim Ratcliff, Mary Fuss, Paige Roberts, Lisa Long. Greeks 1 37 S$E2 E 2$E 2$E 2$E 2$E 2$E 2$E 2$E 2$E 2 First Row: Keith Griffin, Brian Espey, Greg Terry, Ignacio Aguilera, Bill Morgan, Trey Sandefur, Scott Owen, Jim Hulley, Mike Keeney, Keith Lovett. Second Row: Richard Kennedy) Dean Edmonson, Brad Cheatham, Brent Lammers, Sonny Long, Brent Skinner, David Weatherly, Dan Headrick, John Fleming, Anthony Wallace, Darrel Simpson, Wade Crump Jimmy Hubbard, Danny Combs. Third Row: Jack Glover, Bubba Greenwood, Clint Majors, Tom Johnson, Bo Sullivan. Fourth Row: Steve Brewer, Russ Ellis, Jeff Logan, Brian Chandler, Brian Sisk. Sigma Phi Epsilon During Rush this year, the Brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity pledged seventeen new members. However, their success did not ena there. Their Homecoming and Founders ' Day Banquet was well attended by alumni and brothers alike, and they received many awards from National irsi the spring. Diversity of their brotherhood could be easily seen this year as their members consisted of campus leaders, athletes, actors, and mu-j sicians. The fraternity ended this successful year with its annual spring formal known as the Queen of Hearts Ball. 138 Greeks 2$E 2$E 2$E 2$E 2$E 2$E 2$E 2$E 2$E 2$E 2 I Sweethearts rst Rou : Erin Reynolds, LaRita Lewis, Suzie Hively — Idenheart, Missy Allensworth, Jane Ellen Wilson, Janna arren, Janet Pugh. Second Row: Michele Somers, Vicki :isal, Susan Rector, Mary Katherine Dickerson, Michelle eGeorge, Mary Newpart, Becky McClarin, Jimmie Ann arson. Middle, left to right: Tom Co poses after Big Sis Revealing. Clay and Russ welcome Sonny and Jim to the Sig Ep house during rush week. Bottom, left to right: Sig Eps munch out during rush parties. Jack and Clay display brotherly affection. Greeks 139 Sports 140 Section Editor: Tim Ellis Assistant: Robin Rasberry 141 Ladies Do Well in Tournament The women ' s tennis team, members of the TCAC conference, under coach Sherry Walk- er ended the ' 87 season with a 12-6 record. Members of the team included Dora Harlin at number one, Donna Smith, Julie Smith, Paige Durrett, Missy Allensworth, and Paige Roberts. Left to right: Coach Sherry Walker, Paige Roberts, Missy Allensworth, Dora Harlin, Julie Smith, Paige Durrett, Donna Smith. At season ' s end, the Lady Eagles once again participated in the District 24 tournament. Julie, Paige, and Missy were semi-finalists in the singles divi- sion. Julie and Paige also made the semis in doubles. The team finished fifth of 15 at the tournament ' s competition. 1 -- . Schedule Feb. 28 UTM Tri Match A Mar. 4 Rust A 5 Cumberland A 6 CBC H 9 Rhodes A 10 Union A 11 Bethel H 14 Rhodes H Rust H 17 Cumberland H 18 Blue Mountain A 31 Blue Mountain H Apr. 1 Union H 3 Trevecca H 4 Belmont H 6 Belmont A 7 CBC A 1 9 Freed-Hardemann A 10 Trevecca A 11 David Lipscomb A 14 Freed-Hardemann H 15 Bethel A 16 David Lipscomb H 23-24 District Tour. Nashville Left to right: Missy hits one from the baseline. Donna nails a serve. 1 42 Sports Men Play Well, Look to ' 88 ■■■■■M I ' . • M M ,. The men ' s tennis team, under Coach Charles Bray, finished the ' 87 season with an 11-9 overall record and a 7-7 conference record. The team consisted of Kamran Khan at number one, Michael Neely, Melvin Fowler, Jeff Lansdale, Bring Skinner, and the number six position was filled by Makato Kudo until he separated his shoulder, after which David Whitenton took his place. The team finished fifth in the conference behind cham- pion Trevecca. Coach Bray feels the men ' s team can move into the top half of the conference in ' 88 with hard wcrk and a few breaks at the right time. Top to bottom: Kamran sets his sights for a ground winner. Melvin and Brint work on their doubles game. - £: -q.- ??4ltSr- Left to right: Coach Pepper Bray, Makato Kudo, Brent Skinner, Michael Neely, Jeff Lansdale, Melvin Fowler, Kamran Khan. Schedule Mar. 10 Union H 12 Rust H 13 David Lipscomb A Cumberland A 14 Rhodes A 16 Belmont H 17 Cumberland H 18 Rhodes H Apr. 3 Rust A 4 Belmont A Trevecca A 6 CBC H 8 Union A 9 Freed-Hardemann H 11 David Lipscomb H 14 CBC A 21 Trevecca H 23 Freed-Hardemann A 29-May 1 District Tour, Nashville Sports 143 Eagles Find li™ vmr m x ' m_ = -w «m w « m smmmr .. ' _mm ' m . mw  ' : ; ' LL mm b, Ai W - - — i . = P™% - C   FTST ' - m .« « .. ... rfW% : N ?ou 7: Butch Lavelle, George Tomchak, Garen Throneberry, Michael Overbey, Keith Davis, Kris Todd — asst. coach. Row 2: Danny Crockett, Randy Harrell, Rusty Carson, Mark Martin, Kevin Cheek, Jeff Branham, Tim Ellis, Joey Lewis — asst. coach. Row 3: Coach Andy Rushing, Tim Williamson, Lea Manhein, Brad Garner, Kreg Hamm, John Reed, David Bock, Stuart Goldberg. Schedule Feb. 23 27 Kentucky Wesleyan JT Martin DH A H ! 28 Rhodes DH A Mar. 4 Bethel DH H 6 Rust DH H 7 Lane A 9 Cumberland H 10 UT Martin DH A 12 Rust DH H 13 Freed-Hardeman A 14 Lane H 15 17 Memphis State Rhodes DH A H 19 Union A 20 Freed-Hardeman DH A 22 U. West Florida DH A 24 25 Spring Hill, AL Southwest Baptist Southwest Baptist A A A 27 Lakeland DH H 28 Aurora H 31 CBC H Apr. 3 4 David Lipscomb Trevecca A H 7 Bethel A 11 Belmont H 14 15 David Lipscomb Bethel H H 16 CBC A 18 Cumberland A 20 Trevecca A 21 Union H 23 Freed-Hardeman H 25 Belmont A X V- £- - Top: Coach Rushing laughs it up with his counterpart from Belmont. Bottom: Randy Harrell just misses making a fantastic play. 1 44 Sports diamond Successes The 1987 Eagle baseball campaign showed great improve- ment over recent seasons as Lambuth complied a record-best 27-13 overall mark, 10-6 in the tough TCAC, enabling the Eagles to a first-ever appearance in post-season play. Sophomores Michael Overbey and Garen Thorneberry led the Eagle offense with averages of .415 and .400 respectively; Overbey led the team with 44 RBIs and Thorneberry had 7 homers and 22 stolen bases. Junior Brad Garner chipped in 6 homers and 39 RBIs as the Eagles averaged nearly 7 runs a game. Lea Manhein and Chris Hudgins carried the brunt of the pitching load, tallying a collective 10-7 record and 3.23 ERA. Butch Lavelle, Rusty Carson, and Kreg Hamm provided support in both starting and relief roles. Individual honors also came Lambuth ' s way at the end of the season. Coach Andy Rushing was named TCAC Coach of the Year. Overbey was named All-TCAC shortstop, and Thorneber- ry All-District 24 second baseman — Congratulations! The Eagles lost talented players to graduation, the biggest losses on the mound. But, with a successful fall season to break in the young hurlers and transfers to the Lambuth brand of baseball, the Eagles look ready to return to the playoffs with championship on their minds. Top: Mark Martin gloves a tough one. Bottom left: Kevin Cheek takes his turn at keeping the stats. Bottom right: Garen Throneberry legs one out at first. Sports 145 Left to right: The Eagle bench has a look of concentration. Tim Williamson is ready to pop one. Bottom: Keith Davis crushes his favorite pitch. 146 Sports Sports 147 Volleyball Team Faces Tough Schedule Under the direction of coaches Shan Johnson, Sherry Walker, and Yoshi Kasahari, the Lady Eagle Volleyball team finished the regular season 5-10. They once again qualified for the District 24 Tournament, beating out Freed-Hardeman for 6th place. Returning for another year of action were Kippi Foote, Carrie Wilcoxsen, Talitha Sharpe, Dora Harlin, Janet Pugh, Julie Smith, Janna Sipes, Janet Jamison, and Ann Scott. The newcomers included sophomore Michelle Kirk, and freshman Beth Cochran. The Lady Eagles are looking forward to an even more successful season next year. Above: Janet puts one by the blockers. Left: Carrie, Dora Janet, and Julie ready for a return. 148 Sports Eagles Up Winning Percentage Under new head coach Jim Hardegree, the head assistant last year, the 1987 Ea gle football team raised its record to 3-7, heightening the fall spirit at Lambuth. Led offensively by running back Anthony Thaxter, quarter-back Brad Garner, and his troupe of talented receivers headed by wide receiver Richie Pingston and flanker Mike Overbey, the Eagles played an exciting brand of football. When things went right, the Eagles showed the ability to score quickly from anywhere on the field. However, the Eagles remained competitive by a tough, hard- hitting defense, led by linemen Mark Hazzard and Darrell Wyke, linebacking brothers Stuart and Hal Goldberg, and free safety Jeff Branham. The Eagle defense performed magnificently for the season on the whole, making that spectacular play on numerous occasions, especially in the home victory against cross-town rival Lane College. With the winter to beef up the team, Coach Hardegree hopes to improve the Eagles ' ability to be in the right place to win more games next year. If he gets a couple more quality running backs to go with Thaxter, the Eagles may break the .500 mark within the next two seasons. COACHES — Nick Pappas, Jim Hardegree, Jeff Robertson, Jon Frye, Joe Davis - jy± 3 5t j± l-r, Row 1 : Scott Akin, Sonny Long, Mason Leonard, Tim Williamson, Jimmy Key, Russ Ellis, Ty Staples, Damon Bradford, Darin Dodd, Jeff Branham. Row 2: John Thompson, Brad Garner, Kevin Ward, Tony Capps, John Campbell, Richie Pingston, Chris Williams, Kenny Haggard, Phil Tregoning, Chris Tanner, Scott Jones. Row 3: Jim Cacy, Jim Hulley, Jeff Logan, Donald Bomar, Rick Farley, Jeff Wheeley, Stan Wooten, Randy Boals, Shannon Taylor, Stuart Goldberg. Row 4: Chris Pence, Sean Corbitt, John Hamilton, Mike Overbey, Cary Justice, Fred Edwards, Charles Taylor, Johnny Hurt, Bill Brown, Brad Cheatham. Row 5: Danny Combs, Mark Byrum, Jeff Rye, Michael Norwood, Mike Whitehead, Lance Holcomb, Allen Blankenship, Tyler Hefl in, Bobby Keen, Hal Goldberg, Chuck Beal. Row 6: Keith Nance, Eddie Herndon, Mike Kennedy, Ralph Cockrell, Jimmie Bryant, Jeff Logan, Craig Dunn, Randy Kirk, Terry Clement, Robin Grissom. Row 7: Brad Morris, Paige Gardner, Deirdre Zemann, Tommie Currie, Chris Nash, Mark Hazard, Bill Gnderhill, Darrell Wyke, Jody Carlisle, Tim Fowler, Charlie Jones. Sports 149 ■ ,v ■; v,. V P tt 75 4m ■« ,. • •• iif Above, l-r: Kenny Haggard hits a full hole against Lane. Richie Pingston slices between defenders for a catch against Campbellsville. Right: Jimmie Bryant and Hal Goldberg (53) converge on a Lane Dragon as Mark Hazzard and Ralph Cockrell come to help. 150 Sports ' ■•. •■«« ' Schedule Sept. 12 Clniv. of the South A 19 McMurray College H 26 Rhodes College H Oct. 3 Union College A 10 Lane College A 17 Millsaps College A 24 Kentucky Wesleyan A 31 Campbellsville College H Nov. 7 Tennessee Wesleyan A 14 Cumberland College HC H Above, l-r: Brad Garner unleashes another perfect pass. Lance Holcomb follows his blockers past the Campbellsville defense. Left: Jeff Branham returns a kickoff against Campbellsville. Sports 151 L Cheerleaders Rouse Spirit This summer at Memphis State, the cheerleaders won 5th place in the cheer category of the all-girl squad division. Th ey also received a spirit stick every day and won blue ribbons every night. The ' 87- ' 88 squad consisted of Jenni Harrison, Missy Allensworth, Vicki Feisal, Jennifer Lovelace, Kim Ratcliff, and April Smith. The mascot this year was Denise Nicholson. As a squad, the cheerleaders tried to increase school spirit, both students and alumni, and to encourage the teams. They worked closely with the Student Life Office in planning pep rallies and picnics for the students and teams. Ma Above: Missy and Jennifer fire up the crowd at a basketball game. The Super-Eagle gets into the game ... so do the fans (right). 152 Sports Top: The cheerleaders work the fans at a football game. Above: The Eagle tries to get Laura and Jaime excited about the happenings on the field. Sports 153 Experienced Lady Eagles Face Tough Competition The Lady Eagles Basketball team began the ' 87- ' 88 season with eight returning players and six newcomers. Returning were Seniors Cheryl Boyd, Selise Ellington, Angela Godwin, and Talitha Sharpe, Juniors Paige Roberts, Lisa Thompson, Janet Jamison, and Lisa Crotts, and Sophomore Angie Holder. The newcomers were Michelle Nelson, Tonya Doss, Andrea Barnes, Juana Holder, and Najie Tiller. The Eagles faced a tough schedule, including Arkansas Col- lege, CIT Martin, and nationally-ranked members of the TCAC. At press time, the Lady Eagles were 8-5, 4-3 in conference play. They were led by Godwin (19 ppg, 6 assists), Crotts (13 ppg, 5 reb), Ellington (9 rebs), and Roberts (10 ppg). Front, l-r: Paige Roberts, Lisa Thompson, Andrea Barnes, Talitha Sharpe, Angela Godwin, Andrea Holder, Najie Tiller. Back: Coach Walker, Charyl Boyd, Juana Holder, j Lisa Crotts, Tonya Doss, Michelle Nelson, Selise Ellington, Janet Jamison. 154 Sports Schedule 11- Arkansas College A 19 21 CJT Martin A 12-4 Arkansas College H 7-8 ARC Tournament Gnion 9 (JT Martin H 1-9 David Lipscomb A 11 Bethel A 14 CBC H 16 Blue Mountain A 18 Union H 21 Freed-Hardeman A 23 Cumberland H 28 Belmont A 2-1 David Lipscomb H 4 Union A 8 Lane A 11 CBC A 12 Lane H 15 Belmont H 18 Freed-Hardeman H 20 Blue Mountain H 22 Cumberland A 25 Bethel H Left: Angie shows Lady Eagle tenacity on their full court press. Below: Selise and Paige hound their opponent in the press. Sports 155 Above: Angie launches a jumper. Right: Coach Walker explains strategy to Selise and Angela. Below right: Lisa makes her patented drive down the left side of the lane. 156 Sports star 8? ' ™ ' si ] JfUll R Jl iropj M j Front, l-r: Steve Moran, Roy Logan, Mike Craig, McNairy Morel, Jeff Campbell, Brad Jones, Anthony Mays. Back: Managers Jenny Nason and Feloy Gibbs, Student Assistant Clint Majors, Doug Kennedy, Dan Headrick, Clay Dibrell, Dwayne Kinght, Paul Yarbrough, and Coach Tommy Russell. Eagles Improve Competitiveness The 1987-88 Eagles, 5-11 and 1-5 in the conference at presstime, faced the same situation they have faced in the j past few seasons — too much pride and effort against | opponents of too much talent. Playing in the tough TCAC which includes two nationally ranked teams is difficult. The Eagles went out every night and ! played intensely, hustling all the time, knocking the opponent ; off balance with pressure defense. But, to the dismay of , Coach Tommy Russell and fans alike, they typically came up I on the short end of the score. The team, narrowed to nine players in January after , disciplinary problems, was led statistically by Junior Anthony i Mays (9.7 reb, 13.6 ppg, 1.2 blocks) and Junior Jeff Campbell j (12.8 ppg, 3.1 as) and emotionally by Senior guards McNairy i Morel and Mike Craig. The Eagles improved on their team ! free throw percentage (72%), a weak spot in past seasons, in i this campaign to raise their level of competitiveness. In the 1988-89 campaign look for Mays, Clay Dibrell, Doug ! Kennedy, and Dan Headrick to carry the load inside as Coach Russell looks for more guards to come in and help Steve Moran and Brad Jones. The Eagles could raise their conference standing even further with hard work and a little luck. i Jeff drives past his defender to the hoop. Sports 157 Above: Anthony puts up a baseline jumper over the defense. Above, right: After gambling on defense, Steve gets backside help from Clay. Schedule 1 11- Bryan A 14 18- TCAC Tournament A 21 24 Rust H 11- 12-1 30 Bi-Centennial Tour. A 12-4 Arkansas H 7 Lane H 9 Brescia A 1-9 David Lipscomb A 11 Bethel A 14 CBC H 15 Columbia H 16 Trevecca A 18 Union H 21 Freed-Hardeman A 23 Cumberland H 28 Belmont A 30 Bryan H 2-1 David Lipscomb H 4 Union A 5 Brescia H 8 Lane A 11 CBC A 15 Belmont H 18 Freed-Hardeman H 20 Trevecca H 22 Cumberland A 25 Bethel H 158 Sports Aboue left: Dan pulls down a monstrous rebound. Above: Clay pops a jumper as Mac readies for a possible rebound. Left: Brad takes off on the break. Sports 159 Everybody Can Play Intramural sports, directed this year by Professors Andy Rushing and Sherry Walker, provided every Lambuth student the opportunity to engage in friendly competition. Greek and independent organizations competed in flag football, softball, volleyball, basketball, and racquetball. Also, the Homecoming 5K run sponsored by the Alumni Association served as the intramural cross-country meet for student participants. Above right: Terri Robertson snags a rebound as Robin Rasberry looks on. Above: Cheryl Bowers drives past Jackie Smith in practice. Right: Amy Rine gives her version of the textbook Jumper. 160 Sports Above: Brad Garner awaits a possible grounder his way at first base. Below: Mark Hazzard, Lance Holcomb, and Sean Corbitt survey the situation on the field with reservation. The Year 1987 in Sports Above: Carrie Wilcoxsen displays perfect form in drilling a spike at the peak of her jump. Below: Two ladies take off down the court on a fast break in intramural play. Sports 161 Advertisements and Directory Suzie Hively 162 Amy Rine Ill .■ ■ i 163 ! Nobody s memories are quite like yours. Nobody s class ring should be either. When your class ring is from Balfour it can be as unique and special as you are. Because you choose the style, the stone, the decoration, the engraving -to express your interests, activities, feelings. Your own personal class ring from Balfour. No other can express who you are so exactly. Or help you recall those special times so clearly. Balfour® No one reme mbers in so many ways. 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For A Designer Look From Head To Toe By Appt. or Walk-Ins Welcome Hair Stylists — Connie, Pamela, and Shirley ALSO VISIT OUR ADJOINING SHOE STORE AND ACC. Debbie Young, Manager 24 Federal Drive Jackson, TN 38305 Phone 664-5562 182 Advertising Coke Adds Life ... to the Eagles QOO PROUD SPONSOR OF THE 1988 OLYMPIC GAMES COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS OF JACKSON, INC. 457 Riverside Drive Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Advertising 183 Personnel Directory Mrs. Elaine Alexander, 31 Alta Vista 38305 Dr. Joy Hunter Austin, 39 Willowridge 38305 B Dr. Ronnie Barnes, 205 Westwood Ave. Dr. Rodger A. Bates, 525 Division Ave, Mrs. Cindy Benson, 2040 Christmasville Rd. 38305 Dr. Harry Berryman, 1 106 Country Club Lane 38305 Mrs. Nancy Blankenship, 701 N. 29th, Humboldt 38343 Mr. Alex Bledsoe, Spangler Hall Mr. John Bonson, 526 Arlington Mrs. Jo Booth, Route 3, Humboldt 38343 Dr. Thomas F. Boyd, 28 Northwood 38301 Dr. Charles R. Bray, 13 Sunset Drive Mr. James R. Briley, Rt, 1 Box 20-C, Pinson 38366 Mrs. Beverly J. Brown, P.O. Box 36, Mercer Mr. Richard L. Brown, 40 Cannonhurst Cove 38305 Mrs. Laura F. Burnette, 49 Stonehaven Drive 38305 Mr. Jesse B. Byrum, 814 North Russell Road 38305 Dr. Catherine Carls, 59 Lesa Drive 38305 Dr. Robert A. Carlton, 15 Ridge view Drive Miss Ann Childs, 437 West King Street Mrs. Nelle Cobb, 29 Woodmere Drive Mrs. Huguette Craft, 3 Laurie Circle 38305 Mr. Frank Creason, Carney-Johnston Hall Mrs. June Creasy, 52 Ellis Drive D Mrs. Jo Ann Daniel, Rt. 8, Old Medina Road 38305 Dr. Cene L. Davenport, 2223 Hollywood 18 38305 Mrs. Shirley Davidson, Route 1, Oakfield 38362 Mr. Joseph C. Davis, Jr., 160 Lake Circle, Bolivar 38008 Dr. William J. Davis, 55 Glen Eden Mrs. Angie Doyle, 122 Walnut St. Apt. B Mr. Bob Dorsey, 31 Crystal Cove 38305 Mr. Daiton Eddleman, 33 Wheeling Drive 38305 Dr. George W. Edwards, 5 Kay Drive 38305 Ms. Leann Edwards, 6-A Foxboro Cove 38305 Mrs. Gail Espey, 55 Branson Place 38305 Mrs. Evelyn Pet terson, 1 1 Hillsborough Cove 38305 Mrs. Ann R. Phillips, 40 Deerfield Cove 38305 Mr. Tom Price, 31 McDaniel Dr. 38305 Miss Maranda Pugh. Route 2. Chapel Hill 37034 R Dr. Lloyd W. Ramer, 49 Maryville Cove Mr. Lawrence A. Ray, 542 Arlington Mr. E. L. Robinson, 115 Lesa Drive Mrs. Ruth Rouse, 1713 Hollywood Dr. Mr. James A. Rushing, 152 Netfaerwood 38305 Mr. David H. Russell, 68 Quietdate Mr. John T. Russell, 120 May wood 38305 Ms. Diane Schnell, 41 Autumnwood Cove 38305 Dr. Annie Lou Smith, 143 Russell Road 38305 Dr. Louis Snellgrove, 487 Country Club Lane 38305 Mrs. Linda Tabor, 239 Hermitage Place Mr. Arthur T. Tanner, 24 Sun Valley Drive 38305 Mrs. Nancy M. Tipton, 35 Hurtland 38305 Mrs. Valda Todd, Rt. 1, Medon 38356 Mrs. Allie Travis, 1104 North Parkway 27 Mrs. LueVera Turner, 629 Arlington Ave. Mrs. Sarah Twiggs, 815 Burkett w Miss Sherry Walker, 210 Rushwood 38305 Mrs. Carol Watson, 536 Watson Road 38305 Mrs. Rhonda Watt, P.O. Box 104, Medina 38355 Mrs. Anna Webb, Route 1, Bells 38006 Mrs. Michelle Wenger, 6546 Country Oak Cr. Apt. 29, Memphis 38115 Dr. Grace Whetstone, 17 Sunset Drive Dr. Brady Whitehead, 30 Foxlea 38305 Dr. Emmy Lou Whitehead, 30 Foxlea 38305 Mrs. Evelyn Why brew, 1270 Hollywood Drive Dr. Kenneth Wilkerson, 4 Moss Drive 38305 Mrs. Mary Willett, 152 Laurie Circle 38305 Mr. Roscoe Williams, 38 Summar Drive Mrs. Mary Jo Williams, 38 Summar Drive Mrs. Alma Wood, 26 Leisure Lane Mr. James G. Woodall, 115 Laurie Circle Mr. Samuel Fa ugh t, 55 Melrose, Lexington 38351 Mr. Paul L. Finney, 42 Lilac Drive Mr. Terry D. Finney, 141 Net her wood Dr. 38305 Dr. Jo Fleming, 177 Laurie Circle 38305 Miss Susan Foote, 251 Tinker Hill Cove, Apt. D 38305 Miss Julie Fritz, Route 1 Box 198, Medina 38355 Dr. Kenneth E. Yancey, 86 Hurtland G Mr. John M. Glffen, 175 Hopper Barker Road 38305 Mrs. Sandra F. Givens, 69 Tahlequah Drive 38305 Mrs. Dorothy Gleeson, 1104 North Parkway, 13 38305 H Mrs. Melissa S. Hall, 407 West Forest Mr. Jim F. Hardegree, 7 Elmfield Cove 38305 Mrs. Martha Hargett, Carney-Johnston Hall Dr. David Hawkes, 306 Morningside Drive Mrs. Linda Hayes, 96 May wood 38305 Dr. Bob J. Hazlewood, 404 Roland Ave. Mrs. Judith E. Hazlewood, 404 Roland Ave. Mrs. Connie Helms, 322 Park Avenue Mrs. Lata 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, 9 Sun Valley Drive Dr. Delbert B. Hurst, 1585 Hollywood, J 81 38305 Mrs. Patsy M. Johnson, Rt. 1 Box 23, Pinson 38366 Dr. J. Roy Jones, 157 Whitfield 38305 Miss Vanessa G. Jones, 154 Tomlin St. Retired Personnel Henry Alsobrook, 227 West Church St., Alamo 38001 B J. R. Blanton, 60 Maywood Drive C Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coulter, 1012 Winding, College Station, TX 77840 D Mrs. Clarence Davis, 444 Wallace Road Dr. John R. DeBruyn, 512 Burkett Street E Mrs. James Elliott, 578 Westmoreland G Miss Ruth Gibbons, 63 Ellis Drive Dr. Luther L. Gobbel, 2410 Par Place, Durham, NC 27705 H Mrs. Velma Huie, 1901 A. Vestavia Cr., Vestavia Hills, AL Mr. Wilburn Lane, 190 Miflin Road Dr. Lois P. Lord, 154 Moore Road M Mr. Clark B. Manor, 86 Parker Dr. 38305 Mrs. Joanne Maples, 1585 Hollywood, Apt. H76 38305 Mr. Robert H. Ma this, 84 Twin Oaks Place 38305 Mrs. Paige Matthews, 2302 Williamsburg Village Dr. 38305 Dr. Charles W. Mayo, 19 Mimosa Drive Ms. Nancy McClung, 1209 West Market St., Bolivar 38006 Dr. Russell Mclntire. 21 Franwood Cove Mrs. Candy McNatt, 584 Campbell Lane Mrs. Mary Mitchell, 194 Allen Avenue Miss Marcia Mittelstadt, 1585 Hollywood, D 45 38305 N Mrs. Mary Jane Neilson, Sprague 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 Ms. Donna Overstreet, 316 Westwood Mrs. Belinda Patterson, 1 193 Hollywood Dr. Mrs. Meiinda H. Pearson, 221 West Paris, Huntingdon 38344 Mr. John Pechonick, 567 Westmoreland Place Mr. Jerry Peters, Route 1 Dr. Elmer Inman, 704 Monroe, Sweetwater, TN Mrs. Kitty Jones. Rt. 1 Box 22, Henderson 38340 M Mrs. Mattie McAlexander, 178 Edenwood Drive Mrs. Mary J. Mulherin, 516 Division o Mrs. A. D. Oxley (Edna), Rt. 1, Bells Hwy 20 38305 R Jack L. Russell, 16 Lilac Lane s Mrs. Edwin Slier, 7104 Patton Lane, Nashville 37221 w Dr. Wood K. Whetstone, 17 Sunset Drive Dr. Walter H. Whybrew, 1270 Hollywood Drive Dr. James S. Wilder, Jr., 450 Roland Ave. Mrs. Katherine Williams, 1231 Hollywood Drive Miss Margaret Winter, 16 Woodhaven Drive 184 Directory Student Directory Abbott, Kathy D., P.O. Box 234, Trenton, TN 38382 Adler, Amanda Sue, 100 Merrimac Road, Hendersonville, TN 37075 Aguilera, Ignacio, Cea Bermudez 31 28003 Madrid, Spain Akin, Scott Howard, Route 2 Box 197AA, Ramer, TN 38367 Alguire, Robert C, 1278 % Campbell, Jackson, TN 38301 Aliens worth, Melissa Ann, Route 15, Box 82, Clarksville, TN 37040 Andersen, Kymberly Dawn, 911 Glamis Circle, Signal Mountain, TN 37377 Anderson, Sandra Marie, 181 1 Martin Dr., Pocahontas, AR 72455 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, P.O. Box 80086, Atlanta, GA 30366 Ashley, Lina Lee, 1718 Laura Lane, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Atkins, Kyle Carter, 427 Tara Lane, Huntingdon, TN 38344 Austin, Julie Anne, 118 Windale Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Avery, Glenda Gail, 3 Blackthorne Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Avery, Terri Lynn, Route 1, Box 153 B, Guys, TN 38339 Aylor, Deborah D., 228 Rolling Hills Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 B Balsbaugh, Lori Lynn, Rt. 1, Box 335-A, Liberty Road, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Banks, Cynthia Denise, Rt. 3 Lesters Chapel Road, Jackson,TN 38301 Barger, Deborah Walker, 18 Autumnwood Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Barnes, Andrea Dee, Route 2, Box 272, Greenbrier, TN 37073 Barnette, Judith L., 415 Greenwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Barton, Sherri Lynn, 6297 Cotes Wood, Memphis, TN 38134 Batchelor, Jesse H., 731 College Street, Trenton, TN 38382 Baxter, Catherine Louise, Route 1, Gadsden, TN 38337 Beal, Charles David, 7217 Elmbrook Lane, Knoxville, TN 37198 Beck, Jennifer Lynne, 104 Mockingbird Road, Mayfield, KY 42066 Bell, Mary Quintina, Route 2, Box 524, Selmer, TN 38375 Berger, Janet Caripides, 16 Northwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Berry, Kelly Denise, 303 Sproul Heights, Paris, TN 38242 Berry M. Elizabeth, 3935 White Station, Memphis, TN 38117 Bibbs, Kelly Sue, Route 1, Parsons, TN 38363 Bishop, Stephen W., 36 B Westwood G ardens, Jackson, TN 38301 Blankenship, William Allen, 1317 Columbia Avenue, Franklin, TN 37064 Blanton, Cherry Lynn, Route 1, Stantonville, TN 38379 Bledsoe, Sean Everett, 218 Talbot, Apt. 20, Jackson, TN 38301 Blount, Cindy Fa ye, P.O. Box 164A, Tower Road, McKenzie, TN 38201 Boats, Randy Lynn, P.O. Box 16, Route 1, Medina, TN 38355 Bock, David Thomas, Route 1, Box 572, Kenton, TN 38233 Boehms, Jenny Jo, 59 Ridgeoak Place, Jackson, TN 38305 Boleyn, Roger Allen, P.O. Box 70, Adamsville, TN 38310 Bomar, Jerry Donald Jr., 302 Greenacres Drive, Paris, TN 38242 Bonczar, Thaddeus Joseph, 519 South Massachusetts, Bern is, TN 38314 Bonicelli, Mary Margaret, 2812 Galaxie, Bartlett, TN 38134 Bonson, John Reid Jr., 526 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 Bodsey, Margaret Baldus, 327 Dogwood Lane, Adamsville, TN 38310 Bosch, Cynthia Lynn, 2003 Campbell Street, Humboldt, TN 38343 Bowers, Cheryl Anne, Box 28, Michie, TN 38357 Bowers, Judy M., 2 Antioch, Humboldt, TN 38343 Bowyer, Lina Matthews, 7 Quail Creek, Jackson, TN 38305 Boyd, Cheryl B., 1 180 Hollywood Apt 1 13, Jackson, TN 38301 Boyd, Jamie Lin, 1814 Old Murfreesboro Pike, Nashville, TN 37217 Bradford, Brad Damon, Route 1, Box 219, Mercer, TN 38392 Bradley, Elizabeth Christine, 934 Wren ' s Roost Circle 2, Memphis, TN 38117 Bradley, Linda Ruth, 2020 McKnight, Humboldt, TN 38343 Branham, Jefferson A. ID, 61 1 Summer, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Branum, Barry M. 900 College, Apt 4A, Trenton, TN 38382 Brasher, Karen Renee, 183 Mel wood, Jackson, TN 38301 Brasher, Katrina Kay, 183 Melwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Brasher, Tammy Darlene, Route 1, Box 175, Bath Springs, TN 38311 Bray, Anna Kathryn, 13 Sunset, Jackson, TN 38301 Brewer, Diane Teague, Route 2, Box 55, Ramer, TN 38367 Brewer, John Stephen, 90 Rebel Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Brower, Melissa Anne, Route 1, Box 238, Hohenwald, TN 38462 Brown, Barbara Ruth, Rt. 5, Box 312AA, Trenton, TN 38382 Brown, Bettina Kaye, Route 2, Box 166, Adamsville, TN 38310 Brown, Gregory Eric, Route L, Box 24F, Lexington, TN 38351 Brown, Mona Lee, 3228 Lynmouth, Memphis, TN 381 18 Brown, William Deondrake, 208 A Hickory Lane, Jackson, TN 38305 Brown, William Richard, 40 Cannonhurst, Jackson, TN 38305 Browning, Lisa Lorraine, 4064 Friendship Lane, Memphis, TN 381 15 Pryant, Anita, 618 Bethel, Covington, TN 38019 Bryant, Jimmie Johnson, 1012 Peach Tree Street, Smyrna, TN 37167 Bugg, Jennifer Kaye, Route ], Clinton, KY 42031 Bullman, Pamelia Rose, Rt 3 Box 223, Henderson, TN 38340 Burnette, Rebecca Lynn, 4976 Walnut Grove Road, Memphis, TN 381 17 Burney, David Patrick, 415 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 Burris, William R., 2823 Airways, Jackson, TN 38301 Busby, Paul Lane, Route 1, Box 132M, Mason, TN 38049 Butler, Ben Allen, Route 2, Box 20, Brownsville, TN 38012 Butler, Deborah Ann, 910 Twinkletown Cove, Memphis, TN 38116 Butler, Julie Shannon, 130 Ramblewood Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Byrum, Marcus T., P.O. Box 8, Mercer, TN 38392 Cacy, James Kyle, 146 Clearview Drive, Murfreesboro, TN 37130 Calix, Alma Judith, 9 Ave N.O. 71 80 Guamilito, San Pedro Sula Hondur 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 Morton, Route 5, Box 1385, Lexington, TN 38351 Cannon, Melanie Bruce, 26 Meadowood Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Capps, Tony Michael, 322 Reynolds St., Dyersburg, TN 38024 Carlisle, Jody Lee, Route 2, Box 224, Michie, TN 38357 Carson, Jimmie Ann, 9636 Stuart Avenue, Olive Branch, MS 38654 Carson, Lisa Renee Hardee, 224 Steam Mill Ferry Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Carter, Carolyn Sue, 1831 Maple Street, Humboldt, TN 38343 Carter, Tracy Elaine, P.O. Box 948, New Smyrna Bch., FL 32070 Cartwright, Mildred Annette, 702 George Street, Trenton, TN 38382 Cary, Becky Boals, P.O. Box 38, Springville, TN 38256 Casey, Leanne, 102 Stonehaven, Jackson, TN 38305 Caviness, Amanda, Kay, 8777 Cumbernauld Cr. N, Germantown, TN 38138 Chandler, Luther Ray, 410 St. John, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Chandler, Willard Bryan, 382 Rockwell Road, Jackson, TN 38305 Chapman, Tamatha Regina, Route 1, Box 221, Denmark, TN 38391 Cheatham, Bradley G., 1404 Hayes Street, Hartselle, AL 35640 Cheek, Kevin Wayne, 41 10 Manor House Drive, Marietta, GA 30062 Cheng, Ann Chud, c o Mrs. Arthur Thompson Rt. 5, Ripley, TN 38063 Cherry, Carolyn Teresa, Route 3, Box 363B, Henderson, TN 38340 Chinniah, Nimalan, Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Clark, Angie Hamilton, 4400 Belmont Park Terrace 166, Nashville, TN 37215 Clark, Richard Wayne, P.O. Box 41, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Clarke, Celia Anne, 505 Pearson, Jackson, TN 38305 Clarke, John Timothy, 5424 Reidland Rd, Paducah, KY 42001 Clarke, Melinda Mai, Route 2, Box 58, Cedar Grove, TN 38321 Clement, Francis Terry Jr., 185 Davis St., Lexington, TN 38351 Cobb, Judy Lynn, 45 Summerfield, Jackson, TN 38305 Cochran, Elizabeth Louise, 6424 Cheekwood, Memphis, TN 38134 Cockrell Ralph Wayne, P.O. Box 306, Cherokee, NC 28719 Cole, Torshau Telesa, 1476 Haverwood, Memphis, TN 38116 Collins, Yolanda Renea, 482 Tillman, Apt. 2, Memphis, TN 38112 Combs, Daniel L., Rt 3, Adamsville, TN 38310 Conover, Anthony Barton, Rt 1 Box 175B, Bradford, TN 38316 Cook, Joanna, Route 1 , Box 20, Lynchburg, TN 37352 Corbitt, Sean Mcree, 105 Dupont Ave., Waverly, TN 37185 Costa, Sherry Lyn, 27 Chippewa, Jackson, TN 38305 Cotham, Jimmy Dodd, Route 4, Trenton, TN 38382 Counce, Melanie Dawn, Rt 1 Box 44, Shiloh, TN 38376 Craft, Julianna Johnson, 704 Neely Street, Bolivar, TN 38008 Craig, Martha Carolyn, 1 1 Okeena Vista, Jackson, TN 38305 Craig, Michael Cayce, P.O. Box 155, Dover, TN 37058 Crawley, Sharon Kathleen, Route 2, Decaturville, TN 38329 Crotts, Lisa Jane, Rt 5 Box 264, Savannah, TN 38372 Crumby, Andrea Gayle, 9 Cherokee Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Crumby, Sharon Amanda, 9 Cherokee Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Crump, Nita Carol, 2584 Cedarville, Germantown, TN 38138 Crump W. Harrison III, 7505 Apple Valley Road, Germantown, TN 38138 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 Directory 185 Curtis, Ronald Lewis, 153 Fairmont, Jackson, TN 38 I D Daniel, Khnberly Ann, Route 8. Jackson. TN 38305 Daniel, Melanie Michelle. 31 1 Morningside Drive, Selmer, TN 38375 Daniels, Lakshman David, Lambuth College, Jackson. TN 38301 Daurer, Julie Susanne, P.O Box 30664, Memphis. TN 38130 Davis, William Keith, 47 Birchwood Ln Apt 3, Jackson. TN 38301 Degeorge. Michelle Lynn. 6288 Rockledge, Bartlett. TN 38134 Delashmit. Scottie Wayne. P.O. Box 652, Munford. TN 38058 Deioach, Cindy Potts Route 5, Box 2009, Jackson. TN 38305 Delvridge, Alicia Michele, Route 1, Box 10. Waterford, MS 38685 Depriest, Bobby Tom, Rt 4, Box 199, Hillcrest Drive, Milan, TN 38358 Dibrell. Charles Clay. 704 Morriswood Drive, Franklin. TN 37064 Dickerson, Luzon, 528 Parham Loop, Bolivar, TN 38008 Dickerson, Mary Katherine. 1009 Brown St., Paris, TN 38242 Dickey, David Franklin. 607 Burkett, Jackson. TN 38301 Dickey, David Jerry II. P O. Box 405, Adamsville, TN 38310 Dixon, Winston Lee. 20 Glen Eden Drive, Jackson. TN 38301 Dodd, Darin Otho, 242 Hawthorne, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Dorest, Leo F., P.O. Box 192. Vacherie, LA 70090 Doss, Tonya Machelle. P.O. Box 213, Route 3. Lafayette, TN 37083 Downey, Rachele Lorraine, 127 Periwinkle Lane, Maryville, TN 37801 Dunn, Michael Craig, H-50 4001 Anderson Road, Nashville, TN 37217 Easley, Clay Roberts, Route 4 Bennett Lane, Huntingdon, TN 38344 Eblen, David Howard II. 1838 N. Parkway, Apt. A, Jackson, TN 38301 Edmondson, Dean Burke. 162 Crest wood Lane. Lexington, TN 38351 Edwards, Fred Henry, 1013 Spring Court, Florence, AL 35630 Eldridge, Carolyn Hall, 102 Greenbriar Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Ellington, Selise Deyon, Route I, Box 217, Boaz. KY 42027 Ellis, Russell Edward. 44 Kemmons Dr.. Jackson, TN 38305 Ellis, Timothy Wayne, 575 Dogwood Lane, Elizabethtown, KY 42701 Elvers. Amy Marie. 804 Usher Street. Mayfield. KY 42066 Endo, Manabu, Apt 1, 66 Birchwood Lane, Jackson, TN 38305 Eskridge, Joseph Glenn, RR 1, Box 1 1, Halls, TN 38040 Espey, Leigh Ann, Post Office Box 103, Huntingdon, TN 38344 Espey, Robert Brian. 55 Branson Place. Jackson, TN 38305 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 Farley, Rick Goodman, P.O. Box 127, Rossville, TN 38066 Feisal, Vicki 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, Claude Allan, 129 Monroe, Lexington, TN 38351 Fesmire, Steven Alan, P.O. Box 277, Dyersburg, TN 38025 Fielding, Jeffrey Thomas, 95 Aspen Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Findley, Patricia F., 40 Plainsfield, PL, Jackson, TN 38305 Fisher, Jacqueline Dolores, 9 Davidfield Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Fisher, Sh awn Gilmer, Route 1, P.O. Box 325F, Lobelville, TN 37097 Flanagan, Gregory M., 26 Haverhill, Dr., Jackson, TN 38305 Fleming, John Andrew. 177 Laurie Circle. Jackson, TN 38305 Foote, Kippi Quinn, 71 Overton Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Ford, Diane Taylor, 5 Calvin Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Fowler, Lisa D., Box 17, Jacks Creek, TN 38347 Fowler, Melvin Dewayne, 108 Ingleside Street, Jackson. TN 3830 i Fowler, Tim Edward Jr., P.O. Box 1052, Jackson, TN 38302 Fowlkes, David Earley, 43 Shadowlawn Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Freeman, Felecia C, 741 Tampa, Memphis, TN 38106 French, Frederic Stephen Jr., 1611 Ryan, Murray, KY 42071 Fritz, Julie Ann, Route 1, Box 198, Medina, TN 38355 Frye, Jonathan David, 201 Fitzgerald, Jackson, TN 38301 Fuss, Mary Louise, Rt 3 Sunset Dr., Gallatin, TN 37066 Garby, Barbara Jean, 1279 N. Highland, Jackson. TN 38301 Gardner, Amy Lerae, 348 Powder Spring Cove, Collieiville, TN 38017 Gardner, Sarah Paige, 502 Division. Jackson, TN 38301 Garner, Bradley Dale, Route 2. Box 226. Dyer, TN 38330 Garrltt, Christie Caji if w33 Pine Woods Ave., fray, NY 12180 Gatti, Louis Herman, 2 1 | S t. ffin venue E2-8, Dyersburg lrN 3eSS GeneUa, Tracy -Lynn, Route 5, Boy 117, DicksorW f p s Geoghagan. Terrell McArthur. 4232 Cahaba Drive. Birmingham. AL 35243 Gibbs, Franklin Fe ' Loy, 905 Lane Apt. 12, Jackson, TN 383S|J Gibson, Charles Rainey. Box 332 Golf Club Lane. Columbia, TN 38401 Gibson, Richard Lyn, 109 East Armory St.. Trenton, TN 38382 Gillespie, S andra J«8S e. 738 Davant, Memphis, TN 3810o S|taJfe Gilliland, Tamara Lei. 142 Sinclair. Ripley. TN 38063 Glover, John Michael. 989 East Poplar, Selmer. TN 38375 Godfrey, Geri Lynn. Route 5, Pinehills Road, Humboldt. TN 38343 Godwin, Angelia Denise, 2669 Ashport Road, Jackson, TN 38305 Goldberg, Harold Raymon. 5405 Mesquite, Memphis, TN 381 19 Goldberg, Stuart Ivan, 5405 Mesquite Road, Memphis, TN 381 19 Golden, Morgan Andre. Route 1. Box 120-A, Denmark, TN 38391 Gooch, Jada Bereatta. 68 Cherokee Drive, Jackson. TN 38301 m Goodman, Tracy Lee, 10770 Lynell Street. Baton Rouge. LA 70815 Gordon, Albert H., P.(S . Box 287Bolivar, ni L Gottshall, Janice Dawn, 1677 SmgjcehCffjfibr., Cordova, T N lEK) l8 . : %i Grant, Philip Harrison, 312-423 Airways. Jackson, TN 38301 ql nwood, Billy Wayne, 1382 Mary Jane, Memphis, Trf381 16;. Gregory, Jennifer C, 352 Lynn Drive. Nashville, TN 3721 1 Griffen, William Keith. 1050 Thorntree, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Griffin. Cinda S., Route 5, 387 Gadsden Road. Humboldt, TN 38343 Griffin, Wendy Vanessa. 5285 North Clover. Memphis. TN 381 19 Grissom, Robert Glen, Box 460. Crook Avenue, Henderson, TN 38340 Gulledge. Sandra Kay. 679 Watson Road, Jackson, TN 38305 % i Gurley. Susan D.. Route 4, Box 84 Broad Water. Anderson, SC 29624 H Hagan, Juanita Jean, 323 Johnson Street. Jackson, TN 38301 Haggard, Kenneth G.. 1015 East End Drive, Savannah, TN 38372 Haley, Gina Ann, 3457 Suzanne Drive, Memphis. TN 38127 Hamilton, John Davison. P.O. Box 246. Mt. Pleasant. TN 38474 Hamm, Joann K.. 1230 N. Highland, Jackson. TN 38301 ■ • Hamm, Kreg Scott. Route 2 Box 36. Ramer. TN 38367 Hammons, John Mark, Rt. I. Box 94AA. Pinson, TN 38366 Harlin, Dora Leigh, 210 Cima Drive, Goodlettsville, TN 37072 Lj Harris, Lisa Dianne, 3095 Beech Bluff Rd, Jackson, TN 38301 Harris, Michael Anthony, Route 1, Box 560, Burns. TN 37029 kl Harrison, Jennifer Lynn, Route I. Box 40B, Pinson. TN 38366 Hart, Wanda Eve. Rt 1, Box 273-C, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Harvey, James Clemente. 804 East Main. Jackson, TN 38301 Hashiyama, Masaaki, Lambuth College, Jackson. TN 38301 Hassell, Kimberly Price, 146 Chickering Road, Jackson, TN 38305 Hawkes, Robert David, 1580 Poplar Estates. Germantown, TN 38138 Haynes, William Eaton 111, 226 Tuckahoe Road. Jackson, TN 38305 Hazard, Mark M., 921 Marlin Dr.. Vista, CA 92084 Heaberg. Sara E.. 102 Murray Guard Dr.. Apt F-45, Jackson, TN 38305 Headrick. Daniel Wilson, 104 Cedar Hill. Waverly. TN 37185 Hearn, John Harold. 90 Villagewood. Jackson, TN 38305 Heath, Angela Rae, 600 Circle Drive, Halls, TN 38040 |L : , Heath. Zachary Dewaine, 600 Circle Drive. Halls, TN 38040 Heflin, Marvin Tyler, Route 2, Indian Mound, TN 37079 Henderson, Samantha Rose. 437 Washington, Ripley, TN 38063 Henke, Rebecca Lynn, 1 159 Blueberry Hill Drive. Brunswick, OH 44212 Herndon, Eddie Lee, Route 2. Box 78-A, Beech Bluff. TN 38313 Herndon, Elizabeth M.. 820 Mary Key Drive, Humboldt, TN 38343 Higgins, Mary Cordelia, 1970 E. Raine J eB fflgLTM BSjraWjfc,, Hill, Georgia Ann. 21 Ridgeview, Jackson, TN 38301 Hively, Barbara Suzanne. P.O. Box 427, Selmer. TN 38375 LM Holcomb, Corey Lance. 204 Valley Ridge Road. Franklin. TN 37064 Holder, Andrea Angeline, 165 Cotham Drive. Huntingdon, TN 38344 Holder, Juana E., 1114 Greenoaks Drive, Huntingdon, TN 38344 Holland, Kathy Claxton, 1943 Hwy 45 ByPass. Jackson, TN 38305 Hollingsworth, Jennifer Rose. 501 Castelgate Drive. Nashville, TN 37217 Holmes, Audrey Lynn, 2940 Spottswood Avenue MemphM _3S Wt Holt, Alicia Faye. 202 Old Burns Road. Dickson, TN 37055 Holt, Karen Annette, Route 6. Ripley, TN 38063 4 LM Hooper, Jeffrey Darrell, Route 2, Box 265, Greenbrier, TN 37073 Horton, Elisabeth Jane, Route 8. Box 196. Columbia. TN 38401 Horton, Margaret Camille, 244 Yancy Road. Madison, AL 35758 Howell, Bethany W . •55 eactowf , Brownsville, TN|||g - Howell, Cheryl Leigh, 87D Harts Bridge RoajT JacT gT T N pl ! Howell, Virginia Y., 87D Harts Bridge Road W.. Jackson, TN 38301 Howse, Kimberly. Route 1 , Box 52 BrdwBfelle, TO 3801211 5 86 Directory Hubbard, James Ray, Post Office Box 327, McKenzie, TN 38201 Huey, James Kade, 12 North wood, Jackson, TN 38301 Hulley, Jim E„ 4434 Ridge Bay Cove, Millington, TN 38053 Humbert, Philip Dean, Route 3, Box 19, Ripley, TN 38063 Huneycutt, Roger A., 154 N. Edenwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Hunt, Dwight K., 209 Southern St., Jackson, TN 38301 Hurt, Johnny S., 614 Hamilton Street, Trenton, TN 38382 Hutcheson, Janet Morrell, 833 W. Thomas, Brownsville, TN 38012 Hysmith, Robert Craig, 1 1 1 Edenwood, Jackson, TN 38301 I Irby, Pamela Ann, 586 Watsonwood Drive, Nashville, TN 3721 1 Irwin, Tanya Nicole, 1201 Lewis Street, Apt E-4, Savannah, TN 38372 Isbell, Robert Andrew, 37 Hint Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Isbeil, Susan Letson, P.O. Box 515, Town Creek, AL 35672 Ivory, Angela Lynn, 1466 Standridge Street, Memphis, TN 38108 Jaber, Ali, P.O. Box 43216, Tucson, AZ 85733 Jackson, Cathy Leigh, 1113 Moscow Avenue, Hickman, KY 42050 Jamison, Janet Marie, P.O. Box 327, Collierville, TN 38017 Johnson, Cynthia Diane, 46 Lynnwood Drive, Lexington, TN 38361 Johnson, Frances Leanne, P.O. Box 7, Gates, TN 38037 Johnson, John Thomas, 6300 Gillham, Memphis, TN 38134 Jones, Anita Kay, Route 4, Box 145, Lewisburg, TN 37091 Jones, Bradley Kenneth, 1304 Kinnard Drive, Franklin, TN 37064 Jones, Charlie Lee, 736 E. Bodley, Memphis, TN 38106 Jones, Deobrah Henderson, 40 Valley Oak Loop, Jackson, TN 38301 Jones, Janna Claire, Route 1, Box 193T, Sugar Tree, TN 38380 Jones, Jimmy Howard, Route 1 , Box 366A, Pinson, TN 38366 Jones, Lois Anne, 532 Huneysuckle, Humboldt, TN 38343 Jones, Lori Anne, 63 Ayers Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 -Jones, Michael 8., 87 Michelle Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 Jones, Pamela Renee, 2631 North Watkins 8, Memphis, TN 38127 Jones, William Scott, Route 1, Box 405, Pinson, TN 38366 Justice, Cary Todd, 408 Springview Drive, Franklin, TN 37064 K Ka sahara, Yoshinori, 893 Satomi Oyasawa, Admori-Shi 030-01 Keen, James Neal, P.O. Box 206, Selmer, TN 38375 Keeney, Michael Eugene, 2634 Inverary Cove, Memphis, TN 381 19 Kellett, Kimberley Ann, 5280 Black well, Memphis, TN 38134 Keiiey, Torre Carter, Route 6, Box 148A, Ripley, TN 38063 Kelly Bridgette La Dell, 916 East Chester Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Kennedy, Michael David, 4773 Cameo, Memphis, TN 38128 Kennedy, Richard Douglas, Route 3, Box 319, Lynn Circle, Greenbrier, TN 37073 Kennedy, Richard Lonswell, 602 Adams Avenue, Mt. Pleasant, TN 38474 Kerr, Rebecca Ann, 504 Crieve Road, Nashville, TN 37220 Key James Brooks, P.O. Box 2591, Jackson, TN 38302 Key, Mary Anne, P.O. Box 2591, Jackson, TN 38302 Khan, Kamran Shikoh, Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Kikuchi, Emi, 332-6 Nibukata-Machi Hachioji, Tokyo 193 Japan King, Eva Michelle, Route 1, Box 62, Onion City, TN 38261 Kirk, Lisa Lynne, Route 6, Phillips Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Kirk, Michelle McClurkan, 2701 Abbott Martin Road, Nashville, TN 37215 Kirk, Randy Carl, Route 2, Box 351, Ramer, TN 38367 Knight, Auzzie Dwayne, P.O. Box 161, Selmer, TN 38375 Koepp, Kathy Elizabeth, 1 1240 Sixth Street, East, Treasure Island, FL 33706 Kokubo, Haruko, 842 N. Parkway, Apt G-ll, Jackson, TN 38305 Kudo, Makoto, 12-117-3 Kamaishi City, Iwate 026 Japan Lafont, Stephen Bailey, 331 Edenwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Lagrange, Edward Anthony, 44 Northland Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Lamar, L. Edward, 1469 Zelin, Memphis, TN 38108 Lambeth, Kristi Marie, P.O. Box 1016 Country Club Est, Hot Springs, SD 57747 Lammers, Brent Allen, 1 105 West 14th, Stuttgart, AR 72160 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 Lavelle, Morris Fletcher, Route 2, Box 324, Brighton, TN 3801 1 Lear, Julie Ann, 600A East 5th, Metropolis, IL 62960 Lee, Lisa Bernice, 507 Hamilton, West Memphis, AR 72301 Lee, Tammy Tujuan, 1773 Gowan, 6, Memphis, TN 38127 Leech, Katherine Elizabeth, Route 9, Box 183-A, Columbia, TN 38401 Leonard, John Thomas, 69 Addison Way, Jackson, TN 38301 Leonard, Mason Albert, 179 Summerfield Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Lester, Danny Wayne, 23 Mona Lisa Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Lewis, Debra A., 37 Young St. Apt A, Jackson, TN 38304 Lewis, Ella L., 6-C Rotary Dr., Lexington, TN 38351 Lewis, Larita, 603 Honeysuckle Street, Brownsville, TN 38012 Lewis, Robert A., 37 Young St, Apt. A, Jackson, TN 38301 Ling, Rebecca Tom-Lin Logan, Jeffery Scott, 2510 Green Mountain Road, Huntsville, AL 35803 Logan, Roy Shaw, P.O. Box 163, Woodland Mills, TN 38271 Long, Emma J., 125 Scallion Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Long, James Randall, 805 Old Humboldt Rd., Jackson, TN 38305 Long, Lisa Stephanie, 4340 Owen Road, Memphis, TN 38122 Long, Mary Ellen, 318 East Fifth Street, Henderson, TN 38340 Long, Olan R., 16i 4 Hollywood Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Lovelace, Barbara Gail, Mangin Street, Bells, TN 38006 Lovelace, Jennifer Lynn, 903 Breckenridge Drive, Brownsville, TN 38012 Lovett, Keith Layne, 714 Olive Street, Murray, KY 42071 Lowe, Janetha, P.O. Box 357, Reform, AL 35481 Lundwall, Christine Agnes, 101-B North Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Ly, Soda, 5435 Hudgins 2, Memphis, TN 381 16 M Majors, Barry Clinton, 300 Duren Drive, Adamsville, TN 38310 Maness, Billy J., 465 North Royal, Jackson, TN 38301 Marshall, Cindy Dian, 269 Tinker Hill Cove, C, Jackson, TN 38302 Martin, Mark Douglas, 214 Dee, Elizabethtown, KY 42701 Martin, Robert Randall, 5384 Oakleaf Ave., Memphis, TN 38134 Mathis, Robert Kent, P.O. Box 519, Adamsville, TN 38310 Matsui, Yasuhiro, 12-8 Kinoshiyou-Cho 1 Chome, Hiroshima, 720 Japan Matsushita, Yoshitaka, 1-6 Kodama-Cho Tokuyama-City, Yamaguchi-Pre, Japan Matthews, Brigette Dawn, 500 Canyon Oaks Drive, Argyle, TX 76226 Matthews, Mary Denise, 4158 Brookhill Lane, Bartlett, TN 38134 Matthis, Renee Michelle, 787 Hart Drive, Brownsville, TN 38012 May field, Kimberley Joyce, 6211 Nolens ville, Nashville, TN 37211 Mays, Anthony Lee, 300 East Fifth Street, Parsons, TN 38363 McBride, Sarah, 351 Lincoln Street, 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 McCIendon, Lisa Katherine, Route 2, Henderson, TN 38340 McCoy, Rachel Jane, 1 1 Poplar Cove, Huntingdon, TN 38344 McCullar, Kenneth Ludwig, 1 10 Montclair, Jackson, TN 38301 McCurrie, Tommie Lewis, 1227 North 9th Avenue, Humboldt, TN 38343 McDaniel, Bonnie Leanne, Route 3, Goodhope Road, Adamsville, TN 38310 McDanJel, James Keith, Route 3, Adamsville, TN 38310 McDaniel, Kay T., P.O. Box 121, Adamsville, TN 38310 McLeary, John Robert, 1 180 Cotton Grove Road, Jackson, TN 38305 McNatt, Candy Farmer, 584 Campbell Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 McQuaig, Janiece Todd, 141 Lee St., Dyer, TN 38330 McOuinn, Nancy Lynn, P.O. Box 175, Jacks Creek, TN 38347 Meadows, Donald Paul, Route 4, Ripley, TN 38063 Meadows, Robert Davis, Box 132 Parker St., Homsby, TN 38044 Meinert, Janet Mary, 903 Lambuth Blvd, 4, Jackson, TN 38301 Melton, Kaytheleen Elaine, Route 3, Box 1688, Sweetwater, TN 37874 Meo, Lydia Diloki, Peabody College P.O. Box 715, Nashville, TN 37203 Mercer, Deanea Andrea, 68 Oakridge Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Merri weather, Ernest Lee, P.O. Box 271 1, Jackson, TN 38301 Miller, Karen Yvette, 1724 South Lauderdale, Memphis, TN 38106 Miller, Stephanie Ann, 1211 Memorial Drive, Paris, TN 38242 Miller, Susan Dawn, 5304 Yellowood, Memphis, TN 38134 Milligan, Jerry Eldon, 707 Ragsdale Drive, Milan, TN 38358 Mitchell, Earnest Lee, 194 Allen Avenue, Jackson, TN 38301 Mitchell, John Hillary, 200 Old Malesus Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Mitchell, Robert Andrew, 200 Old Malesus Road, Jackson, TN 38301 MSyazaki, Yoshihisa, 8-1 Furuike 1 -Chome Aioi-Shi, Hyogo 678, JA Montgomery, Ruth Miriam, Route 3, Jackson, TN 38301 Moore, Alicia Ruth, 209 Dogwood, Waverly, TN 37185 Moore, Richard Thomas, 283 Summerfield Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Moran, Roy Stephens, Route 1, Troy Hickman Road, Onion City, TN 38261 Directory 187 Morel, McNairy T., Route 1, Thompson Station Road, Thompson Statn, TN 37179 Morgan, William Edward, Route 1, Box 26-B, McComb, MS 39648 Morris, Alexis, 4509 Brunswick Road, Arlington, TN 38002 Morris, Martha S., 1 Sunset, Jackson, TN 38301 Morris, William Bradley, One Sunset, Jckson, TN 38301 Moss, Charlene R., 823 W. Main, Brownsville, TN 38012 Mountain, Lisa Marie, P.O. Box 609, Fairview, TN 37062 Mullikin, Susan Charles, P.O. Box 156, Decaturville, TN 38329 Mullinix, J. Katherine, 1 16 Kemmons, Jackson, TN 38302 Murphy, Gary K.213 Hermitage Place, Jackson, TN 38305 Murphy, Joyce Ann, P.O. Box 7701, Jackson, TN 38301 Mwambay, Muswamba Godelive, Lambuth College, Jackson, TN 38301 Myers, Ann W., 8904 Poplar Pike, Germantown, TN 38138 Myers, Donna Louise, 14 Beaver Cove, Jackson, TN 38301 N Nagasawa, Akiko, 3-23-7 Ikebukuro-Honcho Toshi, Maku, Tokyo 170 Japan Nance, Keith Lyne, Route 4, Box 354, Rogersville, AL 35652 Nash, John Christopher, Blackwell Trailer Court B-7, Huntingdon, TN 38344 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, Michelle Denise, 2844 Vayu Court, Apt 1, Memphis, TN 38127 Nelson, Ricky Dewayne, 21 Villa Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Nerren, Betty Sue, 114 Weaver Lane, Bolivar, TN 38008 Newburn, Phillis Jane, 231 Bolivar Highway, Jackson, TN 38301 Newburn, Walter Edward, 231 Bolivar Highway, Jackson, TN 38301 Newpart, Mary Ellen, 6041 Wellesley Way, Brentwood, TN 37027 Nicholson, Denise Dawn, 118 Ohio Boulevard, Marietta, OH 45750 Nolen, Anne L., 604 Lambuth, Jackson, TN 38301 Nolen, Michael Charles, 604 Lambuth Blvd., Jackson, TN 38301 Morris, Hilda Irene, 710 N. Jones Street, Bolivar, TN 38008 Norwood, Michael Wright, Route 2, Box 108H, Middleton, TN 38052 Norwood, Tisa Renee, Route 2, Box 224J, Ramer, TN 38367 o O ' Dell, Catherine Anne, Route 1, Box 356-A, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 O ' kin, Constance J., 245 Rolling Hills Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Oliver, Eric Jeffrey, Route 1, Box 581, Mt. Pleasant, TN 38474 Orsborne, Robert Thomas II, Box 84, Route 1, Troy, TN 38260 Overbey, Kenneth Michael, 510 Highland, Caruthersville. MO 63830 Owen, Scott Wayne, 3550 County Gate Rd., Memphis, TN 381 19 Ozier Elizabeth O ' Donnell, 74 Forest Park Drive, Brentwood, TN 37027 P Pafford, Connie Jane, 124 Chester Levee Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Page, John Council, 610 High St., Trenton, TN 38382 Pappas, Lynn M., 27 Hillmont Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Pappas, Shannon Lynn, 27 Hillmont Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Parish, Pamela Jane, 1531 Lambuth, 2, Jackson, TN 38301 Parker, Nora Scott, 37 Crlisle Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Pence, Christopher Lee, Route 1, Greenfield, TN 38230 Pennel, Melanie Janene, 4400 Belmont Park Ten 243, Nashville, TN 37215 Peterson, Vicki Karleen, P.O. Box 136, Pinson, TN 38366 Pettigrew, Jimmy Kiplin, Dickey Woods, Adams vilie, TN 38310 Pigg, Angela Dawn. 100 Brenda Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 Pingston, Richard Edward III, 303 Oakwood Rd., Franklin, TN 37064 Pompe, Debra Kay, 39 Applewood Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Powell, Lisa Cormeal, 900 Vivian Drive, Brownsville, TN 38012 Powers, Glenda Ann, Route 5, Box 215, Lexington, TN 38351 Prange, George Louis, 34 Windy Hill Road, Jackson, TN 38305 Prather, Thomas Eric, 939 River Oaks, Paducah, KY 42001 Pratt, Rita Jeanene, Route 2 Box 1 10-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 Handle, Thomas Edward, Route 2, Box 44, Hardy, AZ 72542 Randle Edwards, Glenda Kay, Route 1, Box 356, Bruceton, TN 38317 Rasberry, Marilyn Robin, 3047 Eagle Dr., Memphis, TN 381 15 Rash, Allison D., 3424 Dell Glade, Memphis, TN 381 1 1 Ratcliff, Kimberly Sue, 802 West Fifth Street, Stuttgart, AR 72160 Ray, Katherine Elizabeth, 308 Harpeth Hills Drive, Franklin, TN 37064 Ray, Sophia Rozenia, 815 North Decatur, Memphis, TN 38107 Reaves, Kitty Lynne, 216 Troy Circle, Dyersburg, TN 38024 Rector, Susan Adell, 5236 N. Grandview, Little Rock, AR 72207 Redd, Shareese Quinette, 97 Jackson Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Reeves, Robert Gary, 198 Westwood Gardens, Jackson, TN 38301 Reynolds, Erin Kathleen, 5127 Yale Drive, Aliquippa, PA 15001 Rhodes, Fay Janette, Route 3, Box 1-A, Parsons, TN 38363 Rine, Amy Catherine, 1414 Ashlawn Drive, Murfreesboro, TN 37130 Risley, Jolene Vera, 123 Oldham Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Robbins, Carla S., 109 Skyhaven Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Roberson, James M., 67 Twin Oaks, Jackson, TN 38305 Roberts, Kimberly Paige, 1 12 Lucinda Lane, Hendersonville, TN 37075 Robertson, Jeff K., P.O. Box 833, Onion City, TN 38261 Robertson, Terri Lynn, 259 Upper Varnell Road, Cohutta, G A 30710 Robinson, Sarah A., P.O. Box 246, Dyer, TN 38330 Rogers, Amanda Lee, 83 Huntingdon, Lexington, TN 38351 Rogers, Leon William Jr., 120 South Rosewood Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Ross, John Wayne, Route 1, Box 118, Milan, TN 38358 Ross, Rebecca Nuckolls, Route 3, Box 523, Bolivar, TN 38008 Rutherford, Johnny Ray, 42 Roosevelt Parkway, Jackson, TN 38301 Sakata, Hisashi, 26-10 Tanimacni Goryo Nishikyo-Ku, Kyoto 615 Japan Sandefur, John D., 3902 St. Brno, Memphis, TN 38128 Sartain, Marty Taylor, Route 4, Box 483, Jackson, TN 38305 Scallions, Leanne Renee, 413 West College, Brownsville, TN 38012 Scarborough, Tara Lee, 117 Dogwood Drive, Paris, TN 38242 Schneider, Mark Thomas, 117 Montrose Street, Harrodsburg, KY 40330 Scott, Ann Marie, Route 1, Box 284, Covington, TN 38019 Scott, Mark Lawton, 416 Archwood, North 4, Jackson, TN 38301 Seabury, John W., 3 Watson Avenue, Troy, NY 12180 Seeley, Sherry Lynn, 1 150 Hollywood, Apt. 434, Jackson, TN 38301 Sharpe, Talitha Ann, 1638 Franklin Circle, Dacula, CA 3021 1 Shaul, Carol Elaine, 24 Kirbywood Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Shaw, Jeffery Allen, 23 Moorewood Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Shaw, Jennifer, 67 Sunset Drive, Huntingdon, NY 1 1743 Shaw, Swapna Renuka, G-109, 2929 Selena Drive, Nashville, TN 3721 1 Shelton, Angela Denise, 1025 East End, Bolivar, TN 38008 Shelton, -Off Rd RTl, Jackson, TN Elizabeth 38305 Callahan, 252 Moize Cut Shelton, Tim Edward, 53 Tahlequah, Jackson, TN 38305 Shepard, Freida C, 2355 Le Latta Lane, Humboldt, TN 38343 Sheppard, Marlane Jowers, 343 Eastern Shores Drive, Lexington, TN 38351 Sherrod, Paul D., 185 Trail Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Siler, Dana Tate, 9 Lake Avenue, Jackson, TN 38301 Sillers, Christina Maria, 213 Havprford Drive, Nashville, TN 37205 Simmons, Michael Pace, 34 Hudsfm Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Simons, Lisa Garrison, Route 1, Box 216-A. Milan, TN 38358 Simpson, Lewis Darrell, 1362 Wrenwood, Memphis, TN 38122 Sipes, Gay Ann, 8 Norton Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Sipes, Janna Deon, 125 Diggs Road, Pinson, TN 38366 Sisk, Anthony Brian, Route 3, Harts Bridge Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Skinner, Brent Clayton, 203 Skinner Street, Henderson, TN 38340 Smith, April Carol, 414 North McNeil, Memphis, TN 381 12 Smith, Christi Huffman, 1779 Hwy 59 W, Covington, TN 38019 Smith, Deanna Leanne, P.O. Box 246, Mt. Pleasant, TN 38474 Smith, Debbie Loronda, 2123 Heard Avenue, Memphis, TN 38108 Smith, Donna Elaine, 745 Hart Drive, Brownsville, TN 38012 Smith, Doris Jacqueline, 1106 Lambuth Blvd., Jackson, TN 38301 Smith, Elizabeth Ann, Route 2, Box 23, Huntingdon, TN 38344 Smith, Holly Jean, P.O. Box 469, Selmer, TN 38375 Smith, Janell Charmaine, 4 Moss Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Smith, Julie Page, 105 Chaparral Drive, Hendersonville, TN 37075 Somers, Michele Lynn, 5420 Heather Lane, Brentwood, TN 37027 Song, Jung I„ 31 16 Meadowmoor, Ft. Worth, TX 76133 Sowlnski, Thomas John, 616 E. Jericho Turnpike, Huntington Sta., NY 11746 188 Directory Spence, Michael J., P.O. Box 145, Gibson, TN 38338 Spitzer, Charles Reece, 96 Pinecrest Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Stanfill, Elizabeth Ann, 422 Arlington, Jackson, TIN 38301 Stanton, Kristie Ann, Route 2, Decaturville, TN 38329 Staples, William Tyre, 507 Lake Tower Dr., Apt. 417, Lexington, KY 40502 Stavely, John Rozzell, 241 Baird Street, Milan, TN 38358 Stegall, Laura Wood, Route 1, 26 Leisure Lane, Jackson, TN 38305 Stephenson, William Edward, 432 Arlington, Jackson, TN 38301 Stevenson, Ramona Anne, 127 Hillcrest, Brownsv ille, TN 38012 Stewart, Rita Lynn, 515 Pearson Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Stokes, Jennifer Taylor, 1209 Haralson, Brownsville, TN 38012 Stokes, Julia Ann, 1209 Haralson, Brownsville, TN 38012 Sturm, Tammy Lynn, 2400 Rose Blvd., Orlando, FL 32809 Suggs, Robert Rachilla, 2084 Alton Avenue, Memphis, TN 38106 Sugimoto, Mitsuhide, 1-38 Tokui-Cho Higashi-Ku, Osaka City, 540 Japan Sullivan, George Goodman, 126 Mimosa Lane, Paducah, KY 42001 Sullivan, Robert Paul, Route 1 Box 58, Holladay, TN 38341 Sullivan, Susie Nelle, Route 1, Box 58, Holladay, TN 38341 Sun, Jade H„ 77E Carriage House Dr., Jackson, TN 38305 Sydes, Jacquelyn Eugene, 1499 Boxwood Street, Memphis, TN 38108 Talbott, Tammy Sue, 3421 Avenue G, Council Bluffs, I A 51501 Taliaferro, Pamela Ann, 58 Caradine, Jackson, TN 38301 Tanner, Christopher Curlin, 44 Chickering Rd., Jackson, TN 38305 Tapley, Mary Jane, Route 5, Box 172-B, Humboldt, TN 38343 Tate, Stephanie Leigh, 1994 Massey, Memphis, TN 381 19 Taylor, Bradley Lawrence, P.O. Box 431 MC Murry College, Abilene, TX 79697 Taylor, Charles Alex, 407 Penn Street, Trenton, TN 38382 Taylor, James Shannon, Rt. 3, Box 186, Danville, AL 35618 Taylor, Sherry L., 12 Butler Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Teer, George A. HI, 200 Eden wood North, Jackson, TN 38301 Terry Gregory Scott, 531 Country Club Lane, Selmer, TN 38375 Thaxter, Mark Anthony, 341 Preston, Jackson, TN 38301 Thomas, Denita Michelle, Route 1, Stanton, TN 38069 Thomas, Jack Kennedy, 99 O ' Neal, Jackson, TN 38301 Thompson, Jodi Anderson, 2206 Main street, 20, Humboldt, TN 38343 Thompson, John David Jr., 3037 Phoebe Lane, Delray Beach, FL 33444 Thompson, Lisa K., Route 1, Troy, TN 38260 Thompson, Tonya Renee, 905 Lane Avenue, Apt. 26, Jackson, TN 38301 Thornton, Terry Simmons, 404 Crook Avenue, Henderson, TN 38340 Throneberry, Garen Avery, P.O. Box 867, Shelby ville, TN 37160 Tiller, Najie Simone, Route 4, Box 154, Linden, TN 37096 Tipton, Dawn Lea, 35 Hurtland Dr., Jackson, TN 38305 Tolbert, Margaret Anne, 5629 Carlos Avenue D, Richmond, CA 94804 Tomchak, George Joseph, 360 Warsaw St., Swoyersville, PA 18704 Tosh, Deborah Lynn, Route 2, Box 343-E, Medon, TN 38356 Tregoning, Philip Blane, 206 Carter, Carterville, IL 62918 Trout, Robin Elizabeth, P.O. Box 1087, Munford, TN 38058 Tubb, Joanie Myrie, 5148 Princeton Road, Memphis, TN 38117 Tubb, Larry Allen, 5148 Princeton, Memphis, TN 381 17 Tucker, D. Denise, 329 Bluebell Street, Henderson, TN 38340 Tucker, Kathleen Marie, Route 2, Box 381, Ramer, TN 38367 Tucker, Nita Marilyn Collins, 1725 North Highland AVe., Jackson, TN 38301 Turnage, Randall Brown, P.O. Box 4, Tiptonville, TN 38079 Turner, Loring Adele, 2488 Cedarwood Drive, Germantown, TN 38138 Twiggs, Lawrence D. 815 Burkett Street, Jackson, TN 38301 Twiggs, Sarah, 815 Burkett, Jackson, TN 38301 a Underbill, William R., 109 North Main Street, Springfield, TN 37172 Vadas, Christopher Anthony, 9313 Navaho Dr., Brentwood, TN 37027 Vaughn, Allison Terri, 613 Phillips Road, Greer, SC 29651 Vegors, Susan P., 31 Colonial Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Vinson, Trina McCoy, 685 Russell Road, Jackson, TN 38301 Wake, Gary Michael, 461 Crook, Henderson, TN 38340 Walker, Bettye Kirk, Route 1, Box 186B, Hornsby, TN 38044 Walker, Julia McAndrew, 222 Cherokee Road, Hendersonville, TN 37075 Walker, Patricia Ann, P.O. Box 421, Ripley, TN 38063 Walker, Sherry L., 210 Rushwood Dr., Jackson, TN 38305 Wallace, Anthony Ray, P.O. Box 27 General Delivery, Chewalla, TN 38393 Ward, Don, 293 Dixie Mall D, Memphis, TN 38105 Ward, Kevin Hugh, 435 Maple Ave., Milan, TN 38358 Warnick, Pamela Lynne, 168 Commanche Trl., Jackson, TN 38305 Warren, Janna Kay, 52 Hundley Dr., Jackson, TN 38301 Watkins, Valerie Lashaw, 258 Melwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Watson, Sherry Lynn, Route 1, Box 200 AA, Stantonville, TN 38379 Weatherford, Cindy Ruth, 254 Ayers St., Lexington, TN 38351 Weatherly, D. Sue, Route 2, Box 240, Humboldt, TN 38343 Weatherly, David Overall, 3709 Woodland Drive, Memphis, TN 381 1 1 Webb, Jennifer Jill, 1046 Simmons Street, Henderson, TN 38340 Weir, George Alexander, 260 Bills St., Bolivar, TN 38008 Welch, Janet Leigh, 3401 Eastview Drive, Humboldt, TN 38343 Wells, Arthur David, 420 Westwood Ave., Jackson, TN 38301 West, Brenda Lee, 300 Murrell St., Dickson, TN 37055 Wheeley, Jeffrey Keene, 1217 Rippin Drive, Lafayette, TN 37083 Whitaker, Clifford Edward, Route 1, Belvidere, TN 37306 White, Angela Denise, Box 172, McLemoresville, TN 38235 White, James Edward, 135 Lenior St., Jackson, TN 38301 White, Thomas Leslie, 199 Dalewood Drive, Clarksville, TN 37040 White, Tina Denee, 712 Ashport Road, Jackson, TN 38305 Whitehead, Michael Voss, Route 1, Arno Road, Franklin, TN 37064 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 Whitenton, Joel Davis, Route 2, Box 98, Bolivar, TN 38003 Whltworth, Daniel Mark, Route 5, Highway 12, Ashland City, TN 37015 Wicker, Jerry MacArthur, 816 Lambuth Blvd. Apt. 208, Jackson, TN 38301 Wilcoxen, Carrie Rene, 2316 Green way Drive, Melbourne, FL 32901 Willett, Rhonda Lee, 1923 Tacoma Ave., Memphis, TN 38116 Williams, Anita Lynn, Route 6, Deep Gap Rd., Jackson, TN 38301 Williams, Christopher Lee, 2707 Park Street, Savannah, TN 38372 Williams, Johna Wes, 3163 Edgeworth Lane, Memphis, TN 381 19 Williams, Kimberly Lynn, 5107 Goldmar Drive, Birmingham, AL 35210 Williams, Linda Sue, 2204 Bounce Dr., Savannah, TN 38372 Williams, D. Gayle, 1901 Boyd Avenue, Brownsville, TN 38012 Williams, Stanley, Route 3, Box 1 18-D, Vine Grove, KY 40175 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 Willingham, Carl Lane, 68 Meadowbrook, Jackson, TN 38301 Willis, Edgar Alexander, 1 120 Green Oak Drive, Huntingdon, TN 38344 Wilson, Jane Ellen, P.O. Box 487, White House, TN 37188 Wilson, Randy Lamar, 1580 N. Royal, Apt. 1206, Jackson, TN 38301 Witt, Reginald Lyvonne, 271 Hickory Trace Drive, Nashville, TN 3721 1 Wolfe, Cheri Ann, 1300 Hwy 20 East, Jackson, TN 38305 Womack, Carolyn Annette, 6 McDaniel, Drive, Jackson, TN 38301 Womack, Laura Leigh, 751 Westwood, Jackson, TN 38301 Wood, Alma Marlene, 26 Leisure Lane, Jackson, TN 38305 Wood, Jerry Louis, Route 1, Box 10, Wildersville, TN 38388 Wood, Joseph Philip, Route 1-26 Leisure Lane, Jackson, TN 38305 Woods, Pamela Jean, 729 West Market, Bolivar, TN 38008 Woods, Robin, Route 1, Box 163, Alamo, TN 38001 Wooten, Stanley T., 79 Hughes Drive, Jackson, TN 38305 Wright, Anne Dora Jones, Route 1, Box 23A, Decaturville, TN 38329 Wright, Donald Gene, P.O. Box 344, Bolivar, TN 38008 Wyke, Darrell G., Baker Road, Selmer, TN 38375 Yarbrough, Paul, P.O. Box 254, Waverly, TN 37185 z Zemann, Deirdre L., 6481 Kirby Woods Drive, Memphis, TN 38119 Zimmerman, Laura Elizabeth, 186 Webber Street, Jackson, TN 38301 w Directory 189 Acknowledgements Editor Suzie Hively Assistant Editor Amy Rine Section Editors Campus Life Janet Pugh Erin Reynolds Administration and Faculty Tracy Genella Classes Stephanie Miller Organizations Amy Rine Greeks Leigh Ann Espey Sports Tim Ellis Assistant Section Editors Melinda Clarke Amy Gardner Tom Johnson Karen Miller Robin Rasberry Sophia Ray Photographers Terry Bivens Scott DeLashmit Steve French Tia Sillers Copy Writers Janet Everly Robin Rasberry Chris Vadas Business Manager Rick Neiderauer Advisor Dr. Bob Hazlewood Editorial Board Ms. Susan Hudacek, Chairperson Dr. Bob Hazlewood Sandra Artis Alma Calix Publishers Taylor Publishing Company Dallas, Texas Special Thanks Jamie Boyd Delores Landin Olan Mills Photography April Smith Michele Somers 190 Acknowledgements 191 IN MEMORY OF Mrs. Jean Reeder 192 MM i ' . 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