Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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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 '

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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.

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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