Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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154 • Student Life Tim Jones, a freshman from Tampa, FL, worked in order to pay his school bill and have some spending cash. Red Food Store was one of the largest employers of Lee students. Almost anytime you went in a Lee student could be found working in the deli.

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Miss Stephanie Clemons Representing Phi Kappa Mu was Miss Stephanie Clemons. Stephanie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clemons of High Springs, Horida. She is majoring in communications. Stephanie is a member of Ladies of Lee, Phi Kappa Nu, Sertoma, and she is also a Presidential Scholar. Her escort was Aric Austin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Austin. Stephanie presented Wind in the Pines for her talent. IhElII IB pW ' jffl Miss Judy Clary Representing Sertoma was Miss Judy Clary. Judy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.M. Clary of Jesup, Georgia. She is a freshman majoring in business education. Judy is a member of Sertoma, Phi Beta Lambda, and the History Club. Her escort was Shane Parsons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parsons. Judy performed Eunice Higgins for her talent. Miss Kelli Cross Representing the Lee Singers was Miss Kelli Cross. Kelli is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cross of Rome, Georgia. She is majoring in business. Kelli is a member of the Lee Singers and Second Edition. Her escort was Don- ald LeRoy, son of Reverend and Mrs. Doug LeRoy. Kelli presented Georgia on My Mind for her talent. Student Life • 153

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Slavery Or Work? Well At Least I Get Paid For It! From paperboys to pizza, Lee students could be found almost anywhere, from McDonald ' s to Miller ' s, selling almost anything. Why would these students want to sell their social lives to com- mercialism? As one Lee student put it, the money, of course! ' ' But was working really worth the trouble? Did students really enjoy shoveling yogert down customer ' s throats, or making 200 hamburgers an hour till closing at Wendy ' s, while the threat of tomorrow ' s exam hung over their heads? There were, however, a few ad- vantages to having a part-time job. For example, it was a great way to get excuses. Who else but a deli employee could claim that, The roast beef slicer ate my homework! And what better way to explain the F in Calcu- lus than telling their parents that they had to work instead of studying for their exam? Almost all college students will, at one time or another, try to get a part-time job. They will suf- fer and slave over boiling grease pits, or argue endlessly with de- ranged customers, all while working under managers who only faintly resemble humans. The students will all, at some point, ask themselves, Why? Why do I do this to myself? ' ' Then they will realize that there is only one answer to that ques- tion. MOriEY!!! A balance had to made for many students on how much to work, as it drained their study and social time. Student Life • 155