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INTRODUCTION

What follows is not an annual. At least not in the traditional sense of what a school yearbook should be . Contained in the succeeding pages, quite simply, are a few thoughts. A few ideas. A few considerations and a few n3flections about what the past year at Southwestern has been like . And what it hasn't been like.

What follows is not an annual. This fact will readily present itself. There are no "mug shots" of classmates covering page after page. No fraternity or sorority pictures. No "Lynx Lovelies", no faculty photographs and no resumes of sporting events. And, unfortunately, not everyone on campus is present. Flipping through it, you might be impressed with what seems to be a casual assortment of photographs running through a rather small number of pages. Nothing but pictures. Faces. Places. And not very many of them, either.

What follows is not an annual. When, in October, Bill and I applied for joint editorship of THE LYNX, we stated that we wanted to put together something that might describe a year of life at Southwestern. The people. The seasons. The moods. How they c,hange, and how they stay the same, Originally, we had plans of including a photograph of everyone . involved with this school, composed by that person, Plans change. A staff of fourteen photo­graphers dwindled to two. The idea was met with overwhelming disinterest: three separate meetings were scheduled and announced for public discussion of the annual , with absolutely no one coming to two of them. Plans change. Sometimes they have to. We realized that it would be virtually impossible for the two of us to try something that ambitious. Instead, we continued with our basic idea, and amended the structure of what we had proposed. _ What follows is not an annual. But in a very real sense, it is,

Please allow me to make a gentle suggestion: each photograph is numbered, Each photo­graph has a specific place in this composition and gains much of its importance from that place. In other words, this book is designed to be read as well as examined. First page · to last. Granted, it is not easy reading, owing chiefly to the fact that its authors are barely literate. But there are symbols to be found , Themes to be followed. Relationships to be established. Each style, each technique, each presentation attempts to contribute something to the whole, Many pictures, undoubtedly, will go unnoticed or be misunderstood, But then I am not allowed to give you a key, The photographs must speak for themselves. And I must stop writing.

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David Crowe May 15, 1972

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Captions and

Index

CAPTIONS

1-Third floor, School Of Music Building. Jan Carruthers · 2-Jan Carruthers, Charlie Whitener 3-Saga Homecoming picnic 4-Burrow Library, Danny Bramlitt 5-Ellett Hall social room 6-Voorhies Hall 7-Derby Day. Top row (left to right) : Craig West, Margaret Olsen, Ducky Williams, Jackie Rutledge, Jean

Isbell , Lillian Lyles, Jeannette Birge, Steve Sharpe, Tom Jones, Anne Brantley, Steve Warren, Missy Meyers , Bottom Row: Rob Barrow, Alan Latourette , Gay Blouin, Mike Epps , Danny Bramlitt

8-John McMillin 9-Buckman Library

10-Life Journey I by Lawrence Anthony 11-Soccer practice. Keith Cliver, Prof. Gerald Papachristou, John Lewis 12-First floor stairway, Robb Hall 13-Fall, Fisher Garden. Jim Chable 14-Fall. Tommy Lewis, Carol James 15-David Crowe, Stephanie Erwin 16-John Johnston 17-Chains. Dunkin Nelson 18-Winter. John Acklen, Sally Barnes, Quinton Barnes 19-Bill Richardson 20-Chris Lyons 21-Howard Garfinkel 22-Ellett Hall. David Caldwell 23-Kay Maune, Cacki Deaver, Prof. Jack Farris 24-Voorhies study room, Oct. 2. Nancy Chadick 25-George Davidson 26-Walking Men by Lawrence Anthony

. 27-In Memoriam. Dr. John Quincy Wolf 28-In Memoriam. Dr. Jared E. Wenger 29-Aschner Roadway. Michael Randolph 30-Winter. Prof. Lawrence Anthony 31-First year chemistry laboratory. Claire Ralston 32-Physical chemistry laboratory. Jerry Shenep 33-Art History projection room. Prof. Dorothy Ross 34-First year chemistry classroom. Prof. Richard Olcott 35-203 Palmer Hall. Van Edington 36-Spring, Religion Seminar. Prof. Carl Walters , Dan Hieber 37-Flagball spectators. Top (left to right): Anne Dowell, Bunny Kidd , Tommy Sides, Charles Briggs.

Bottom: Melba Bridgewater, Wilma Thaxton, Jill Hortenstine, Steve Schmidt 38-Herman Morris

39-Homecoming, Southwestern vs. Washington and Lee 40-Student Center Weekend. Pancake eating contest, Mike Garrett 41-SAE vs. SN, flagball. Mile Walden, Bryant McCrary, Ray Hartenstein, Clint Bailey, Ed Davis 42-Basketball, Southwestern vs. Belhaven. Brother Lake, Coach Bill Bretherick and daughter 43-Pat Jones, Terry Reilly, Mary Hosokawa · 44-Homecoming 45-Amphitheatre, Dilemma Weekend. Bottom row (left to right): Rosamond Goldman, Cynthia Bishop,

Libby Drewry, Linda Hoekenga, Ronda Fortner, Pam Russell, Barbara Schwartz, Nancy Creamer, Adele Van Overbeke, Anna Stuart, Warner Phelps. 2nd row: Clare Nichols, Jamie Bibee, Mrs. J. M. Bibee, Doug Bibee, Mary Maude Miller, Mr.J. M. Bibee. 3rd row: AndyTurner,JoyGiddens, Mary Jane Hunter, George Shaw, Jo Edwards, Ellen Dunkerly, Cacki Deaver, Bubba Earp, Tommy Sims, Patty Green, Cecilia Schardt. 4th row: Jimmy Dye, William Hefley, Jamie Northrop, Carter Garber, Prof. Richard Wood, David Caldwell , Steve Bills, Prof. Gordon Southard, Mike Garrett, Mrs . Walter Ed­wards, Mrs. Earl Blackwell, Fred Young, Prof. Donald Tucker, A. P. Perkinson, Dean Robert G. Patterson

46-Homecoming. Southwestern President William L. Bowden 47-Dean Patterson's office. Dean Anne Marie Williford, Dean Charles I. Diehl, Mrs. Betty Brumfield 48-Burrow refectory. Ross Bandy 49-Sharon Ridings, David Crowe 50-Fall 51-Hardie Auditorium. Self-portrait: Bill Duckworth 52-Dianne Housley · 53......-:second floor Ellett Hall. John Griggs, Don Hill 54-School of Music building. Beck Abraham 55-Mike Sadler 56-David Hume 57-Lillian Lyles 58-Derby Day Coronation Ceremony. Paula Kennedy, Gail Jolly, Charlotte Stratton, Mary Lynn Wells, Liz

Buckley 59-Michael Alexander

· 50-Southwestern Symphony Orchestra, John Turpin conducting 61-All Sing. PiKA and company: Bob Tigert, Jim Nolan, Bobby Dick, Stacy Harmon, Amy Bailey, George

Travis, Cissy Quortrup, Susan Hilley 52-Dilemma Busing Seminar. Senator Bill Brock 63-Dilemma. Dean Rusk 64-Nancy Howell 65-Susan McClure's birthday party 56-Cecilia Robertson yuks it up 67-Derby Day. Fish and eggs with Jill Hortenstine, Steve Youmans, Jackie Rutledge, Carolyn Nicrosi ,

Steve Warren 68-Deb Martin with iguana 69-Anne Brantley, Deb Shepard 70-Bob Flowers and Susie Nau

71-Morning, Winter. Patty Lane . 72-Sou.thwestern rail. Mimus polyglottos 73-Morning, Fall. Bob Whittemore, Roge Emory 74-Night, Winter. Joe Cooper 75-aollolg'{loq aumiM .lis1 me1aewrhuo2 76-Fog. Joe Cooper, Bill Brune 77-Susie Nau and Bob Flowers 78-Palmer Hall following rain. Prof. James W. Jobes 79-Southwestern Women's Volleyball Team. (Top to bottom, left to right): Camille Deaderick, Betsy

Hammet, Jenny Bruce, Roge Emory, Patty Lane, Susan Miller, Cherry Falls, Laurie Wycoff, Susan Clark

SO-Drawing room, School of Music. Mary Donna Beck 81-William B. Jones and Rupert the Cat 82-Hubert F. Fisher Memorial Garden, Spring. Wyeth Trybue Ramsay II 83-Departing Professor Richard Olcott in his office 84-Board of Directors Room, Palmer Hall. Prof. John R. Benish 85-Still life composed in the rare book room of the Burrow Library 86---Kennedy Hall. Student Government King John Hunt Rutledge II 87-AT THE LEVEE with Bob Haugh as Jerry Lee, Dabney Nicholls playing Mary Lou, and T. Clinton

Bailey as Clint Bailey 88-Ellett Hall party, Winter. Vickie Stacks, Greg Law 89-Sam Anderson, Clyde Smith 90-Tav Walraven . 91-Spring. Buffalo Brucie Allbright bled to the edges with Gay Blouin 92-Palmer Hall. Southwestern maintenance crew. 93-Ben Mathes 94-Matt Wood 95-Beauregard Dog 96-Spring 97-Ideas of Order by Wallace Stevens 98-John Jackson studying for a change 99-Water balloon launcher. Jim Sams, Hoyt Harris, Larry Dorris

100-Charlie Taylor heads 'em up at the March of Dimes Walkathon 101-Les Landon

Abraham, Beck-54 Acklen, John-18 Alexander, Michael-59 Allbright, Bruce-91 Anderson, Sam-89 Anthony, Prof. Lawrence-30 Bailey, Amy-61 Bailey, Clint-41, 87 Bandy, Ross-48 Barnes, Quinton-18 Barnes, Sally-18 Barrow, Rob-7 Beck, Mary Donna-80 Benish, Prof. John R.-84 Bibee, Doug-45 Bibee, Jamie-45 Bills, Steve-45 Birge, Jeannette-7 Bishop, Cynthia-45 Blackwell, Mrs. Earl-45 Blouin, Gay-7, 91 Bowden, Dr. William L.-46 Bramlitt, Danny~4, 7, 45 Brantley, Anne-7, 69 Bretherick, Coach Bill-42 Bridgewater, Melba-37 Briggs, Charles-3 7 Bruce, Jenny-79 Brumfield, Mrs. Betty-47

. Brune, Bill-76 Buckley, Liz-58 Caldwell, David-22, 45 Carruthers, Jan-1, 2 Chable, Jim-13 Chadick, Nancy-24 Clark, Susan-79 Cliver, Keith-11 Cooper, Joe-74, 76 Creamer, Nancy-45 Crowe, David-15, 49 Davidson, George-25 Davis, Ed-41

INDEX Deaderick, Camille-79 Deaver, Cacki-23, 45 Dick, Bobby-61 Diehl, Dean Charles l.-47 Dorris, Larry-99 Dowell, Anne-37 Drewry, Libby-45 Duckworth, Bill-51 Dunkerly, Ellen-45 Dye, Jimmy-45 Earp, Bubba-45 Edington, Van-35 Edwards, Jo-45 Edwards, Mrs. Walter-45 Emory, Roge-73, 79 Epps, Mike-7 Erwin, Stephanie-15 Falls, Cherry-79 Farris, Prof. Jack-23 Flowers, Bob-70, 77 Fortner, Ronda-45 Garber, Carter-45 Garfinkel, Howard-21 Garrett, Mike-40, 45 Giddens, Joy-45 Goldman, Rosamond-45 Green, Patty-45 Griggs, John-53 Hammet, Betsy-79 Harmon, Stacy-61 Harris, Hoyt-99 Hartenstein, Ray-41, 67 Haugh, Bob-87 Hefley, William-45 Hieber, Dan-36 Hill, Don-53 Hilley, Susan-61 Hoekenga, Linda-45 Hortenstine, Jill-37, 67 Hosokawa, Mary-43 Housley, Dianne-52 Howell, Nancy-64 ·

Hume, David-56 Hunter, Mary Jane-45 Isbell, Jean-7 Jackson, John-98

· James, ·carol-14 Jobes, Prof. James-78 Johnston, John-16 Jolly, Gail-58 Jones, Pat-43 Jones, Tom-7 Jones, William B.-81 Kennedy, Paula-58 Kidd, Bunny-37 Landon, Les-101 Lane, Patty-71, 79 Latourette, Alan-7 Law, Greg-88 Lewis, John-11 Lewis , Tommy-14 Lyles, Lillian-7, 57 Lyons, Chris-20 McClure , Susan-65 McCrary, Bryant-41 McMillin, John-8 Martin, Deb-68 Mathes, Ben-93 Maune, Kay-23 Meyers, Missy-7 Miller, Mary Maude-45 Miller, Susan-79 Morris , Herman-38 Nau, Susie-70, 77 Nelson, Dunkin-17 Nicholls, Dabney-87 Nichols, Clare-45 Nicrosi, Carolyn-57 Nolan, Jim-61 Northrop , Jamie-45 Olcott, Prof. Richard-34, 83 Olsen, Margaret-7 Papachristou, Prof. Gerald-11 Patterson, Dean .Robert-45 Perkinson, A. P.-45 Phelps, Warner-45 Quortrup, Cissy-61 Ralston, Clare-31 Ramsay, Chip-82

Randolph, Michael-29 Reilly, Terry-43 Richardson, Bill-19 Ridings, Sharon-49 Robertson, Cecilia-56 Ross , Prof. Dorothy-33 Russell, Pam-45 Rutledge, Jackie-7, 67, 86 Sadler, Mike-55 Sams, Jim-99 Schardt, Cecilia-45 Schmidt, Steve-37 Schwartz, Barbara-45 Sharpe, Steve-7 Shaw, George-45 Shenep, Jerry-32 Shepard, Deb-69 Sides, Tommy-37 Sims, Tommy-45 Smith, Clyde-89 Southard, Prof. Gordon-45 Stacks , Vickie-88 Stratton, Charlotte-58 Stuart, Anna-45 Taylor, Charlie-100 Thaxton, Wilma-37 Tigert , Bob-61 Travis, George-51 Tucker, Prof. Donald-45 Turner, Andy-45 Turpin, John-60 Van Overbeke, Adele-45 Walden, Mike-41 Walraven, Tav-90 Walters, Prof. Carl-36 Warren, Steve-7, 67 Wells, Mary Lynn-58 West, Craig-7 Whitener, Charlie-2, 45 Whittemore, Bob-73 Williams, Ducky-7 Williford, Dean Anne Marie-47 Wood, Matt-94 Wood, Prof. Richard-45 Wycoff, Laurie-79 Youmans, Steve-67 Young, Fred-45

Who's Who Margaret Beaty Jeannette Birge Allison Cowan Betty Dale Bill Dodson Clay Farrar David Hume William B. Jones Hershel Lipow Bill McBride Carol Ann MacCurdy Jackie Rutledge Nancy Smith Susan Lyn Smith Susan Sims Smith Claude Stayton Sally Stitt Sylvia Thomas Judy Warren

Honor Council Claude Stayton Margaret Beaty Anne Brantley Sam Broffit Ann Chamberlain Allison Cowan Peg Falls Wayne Herbert David Hume Debra Jackson Carol Ann MacCurdy Jackie Rutledge John Sheehan Steve Sharpe John Sites

HONORS

Mortar Board Susan Sims Smith Marti Bigelow Judy Brooks Allison Cowan Cherry Falls Karen Francis Kathy Graves Johnetta Johnson Kathy Jorgensen Margaret Lawson Carol Ann MacCurdy Clare Orman Kathy Orr Jane Schmid Susan Lyn Smith Sally Stitt

Phi Beta Kappa Dorwyn Ci'oom James Gardner Joanne Glover Susan Hilley Brian Holt Sarah Horne Gary Huff Donna DeJarnette Rick Larson Carol Ann MacCurdy Mona Mizell Kathy Orr Jackie Rutledge Jane Schmid Susan Lyn Smith Sally Stitt Carol Sullivan

Omicron Delta Kappa Bill Dodson Duke Cain Clay Farrar Bob Flowers Levi Frazier Sonny Golden Stan Hamiliton John Held Dan Hieber David Hume Mark Lester Hershel Lipow Bill McBride Herman Morris Clifford Pugh Jackie Rutledge Joe Rutledge John Sheehan Claude Stayton Scott Wilds F. Clark Williams

Athletics Ralph Allen Eric Cardwell Oliver Lee Chris Lyons Herman Morris

Mr. Southwestern Jackie Rutledge

Miss Southwestern Susan Lyn Smith

YEAR 123

A photographic representation of the one hundred twenty-third session of Southwestern

at Memphis.

Editor ......... ..... ..... .... ....... .. .. .......... ......... ........ ..... ... ... ....... ......... ......... ... .......... ..... .... .. David Crowe

Assistant Editor ......... .. ............................ ...... ........... ....... ........................ ......... ............ Bill Brune

Layout ..... ............... ... ..... ..... ..... ...... ..... .. .... ..... .. ....... ... .... .... .... .... ....... ... ... ..... ........ .... .. David Crowe

Index and Honors Page ......... ......... ........ .... .. ...... .... ... ... ......... ... .... .. ..................... Gerald Koonce

Photo Credits

Bill Brune-7, 8, 10, 15, 16, 32, 35, 40, 45, 49, 50, 52, 59, 61, 63, 64, 67, 69, 72, 73, 74,75

David Crowe-1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 34, 36, 37,

38,39,41,42,43 , 46,47,48,53,55,56,58, 60,65,66,68,70,71,76,77,78,79,80,81,

82,83,84,85,86,87,88,89,90,91,92,93 , 94,96,97,98,99,100,101,cover,inside

back cover Cecil Dorman - 5, 26, 54

· Bill Duckworth- 6, 11, 51

Clayton Lewis- 33, 57, 95

Naomi Maruyama - 44

Anthony Richardson - 62

Publi~hed by Cain Lithographers, 505 S. Congress Street, Jackson, Mississippi. 1972.