Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Going for $12 to a balcony bidder .. . words that made Archie Crenshaw a Slave for a Day.” Friday means Babblers, quick glances at headlines, and the rush to beat lunch lines at eleven o'clock. The Mass In Motion Quickly scribbling on a ballot a colleague's name... presidential acceptance of awards . clever publicity stunts to promote class programs . . . clean-cut voices of a male chorus in concert .. . vice-presidential voice at the microphone .. . finality in the phrase, “That is all... this is the post-chapel period. Milling through the mob in the rush for mail... reservations to be made for parties and plays . . . meeting of minds over cokes and conversation . . . Lipscomb's student center filled with people, newspapers, and noise. It's almost unbelievable! . . . June Phillips’ news from home. PPP ee secede : Aen 64086 Cae

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The perspective and person- ality of Jim Bill McInteer won our souls and warmed our hearts as he spoke during the annual spring meeting. Page 28 ORONO I NOTRE SEITEN LO ACHE RARE AN EAE EMR SEROTEC SSH NINN ‘pearectaateeo A A cup of coffee is dropped, classes and cares are left be- hind . . . as each day we pause for prayer and praise to our God.

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wee Spirit soars to the apex as the stone Bison stands unveiled. The strain of the game shows in the last torturing seconds of the V.S.A.C. tournament. q H | L. Spirit Symbolism Originator Dewayne Lanham cleared ground for the foundation. Hoosiers do- nated the durable base of marble. Puryear - Mims was the sculptor. They stood among students in the gigantic post-chapel pep rally which surrounded the veiled structure. Clear rich voices swept across the campus with the Alma Mater. Then varsity cheer- leaders leaped high in the air, cheering and clapping as it was unveiled . . . the life-size stone Bison . . . school spirit in sculpture. Unveiling ceremonies sét the pace for a spirited season of success in intercollegiate basketball competition. The Bison was left standing on the sidewalk that leads to Mc- Quiddy Gymnasium . . . to become a land- mark, a tradition, a tribute to the athletic program of the college.