Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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SR e zg : Ea ¢ “NOW, IS this the correct way to curtsy?” asks Burky Ford, as he re- ceives directions on courtly manners from Beta representative Jean Seibert. TRACKMAN BAILEY Heflin appears to be troubled by his formal dress, as Iva Kate Hall re-adjusts his collar. KAPPA’S PETE Gunn and Linda Redmon ready for grand entrance. AUGUST GRADS, Alva and Janet, anticipate the ensuing processional.

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ELEGANT GREEKS compare the beauty of fresh flowers be- fore the herald of the trumpets calling them to the royal court. IMPECCABLY GROOMED Rodney Smith receives ad- miring glances of Becci Akin, as they represent the Deltas. Pomp And “Circumstances” Highlight Homecoming A KIND word, a gracious smile: the traits of a beautiful Homecoming queen who is always surrounded by dreams of future queens of tomorrow. JUNE GRADS Joel and Dusty form Homecoming backdrop.

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Increased Emphasis Places Grades First To study or not to study is never the question, but rather the answer to our survival at Lipscomb. The constant striving for a “better, not bigger” college has focused an unprecedented attention to academics, making extra assignments a frequency and A'sveararitys The closing of each quarter popularizes Cris- man Memorial as researchers frantically seek spe- cialized knowledge for term papers. Library assist- ants find less time for their own studies as they keep pace with lists and lists of Dewey Decimal numbers. Dorm lights linger into the late, late, late hours as coffee, peanut butter snacks, and No- Doz pills furnish that extra stamina the night be- fore paper deadlines and final exams. | Vacations come, and so do grade reports. We : —— 5 always determine to do better next time. Each : og credit point of knowledge marks another milestone passed in our climb toward college graduation. IN THE intent research of pursuing wisdom, it is still basically the long and short of it; even in searching in card catalogues. ALTHOUGH OFFICIALLY a study night, couples meet in Crisman’s many study rooms for periods of communal studying and whispered conversations.