Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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BUSINESS COLLEGE Top — back row: Grace Runion, Ola Mize, William Reams, Ina Thurman, Johnnie Ballard, Addie Hodges. Front row Lucile Hatcher, Mrs. Mae De Lozier, Mrs. Henrietta Green, Elizabeth Buckner, Jewel Sharpe, Helen Blalock. Not in picture: Mrs. Hugh Blair, Mary Louise Emert, Mrs. Char les Hamilton, June Tarwater, Bessie Townsend, Fleta Williams, Mrs. Wilson. Bottom — back row: Ora Vee Rhoden, Martha Little, Perdue Stanley, J. C. Vaughn, Sara Bayless, Frances Huffling. Front row: Lorraine Burnett, Lydia Blazer, Marie Kilgore, Mrs. Henrietta Green, Roberta Woods, Marian Smith, Mildred Lovan. The Commercial Department has been an important and growing phase of the school ' s work for nearly twelve years. The efficiency of its students is proven by the many positions now held by its graduates. The students shown and listed above are all working for college credit.

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L £ COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Back row: Dolphus Tidwell, Esel Gibson, Luther Turner, Horace McCracken, Eugene Furr. Middle row: Mahdeen McCoy, Myrtle Paulk, Beatrice Coley, Bonnie Collins, Dorothy Hefner. Front row: Barbara Keys, Virginia Britt, Mary Lee Bell, Ren Cassels. In order to provide an opportunity for our young men and women to attend college where godliness and morality are upheld, the School Board, through much prayer and hard work, has added the Junior Col- lege Department to the B.T.S. this year. Efforts have been made to se- cure the best instructors possible, and the total enrollment has been around twenty-five. Accreditation is expected within a year or two. Remembering the small Bible School in Cleveland many years ago, this is indeed an encouraging beginning, and prospects are good for its future. ESEL GIBSON President MYRTLE PAULK Vice-President VIRGINIA BRITT Secretary-Treasurer

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A CHRISTIAN WORKERS ' COURSE Back row: Herbert Ambris, George Cleghorn, Gwinnett Abney, Herman Clark, Paul Cook, Benjamin DeLay. Middle row: Joe Flowers, Ernest Angley, Manuel Campbell, Robert Boyle, Clifford Bridges, George Broome. Front row: LaVern Borton, Helen Blackwell, Geneva Denson, Myrtle Callis, Annie Belle Bridges, Edna Ealy. The Christian Workers ' Department was started twenty-four years ago with six members in Cleveland. Slowly it has grown, but surely. Its graduates have been its best advertisement, and many former students are now sending their sons and daughters to B.T.S.. By 1937 the school, as a whole, numbering 157, had outgrown its old home and was moved to Sevierville in 1938. This department has enjoyed steady growth up to the present year. A Correspondence Course also has been main- tained for twenty-one years. GEORGE BROOME President HERBERT AMBRIS Vice-President ANNIE BRIDGES Secretary ERNEST ANGLEY Treasurer