Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1950 volume:

Li -r5. ' «J$, ? i.r ' -.- - ••- ' .; . i . ' P W ,-■:■ ' 35 : • 1 Lee College William G. Squires Library GIFT OF DR. EDWARD L. WILLIAMS J • ' r v i ■t« r J JJ te i p n ■ H te. i « a. n WS - ■ fe 1 ' tdaS?. I E -W iri- ' « • • . COLLEGE 001 of REU iOli-JUNI« (DUKE :l f !i I 1 Cloveland, W .«- NOI JO BE TAKEN OUT Le ColU e C Cfe v e U J t ) VIM D A 3 U A Editor-in-Chief . . Vivian Harshman Editor Dudley Pyeatt Business Manager . . . Bruce McCane Jw all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths, Proverbs 3:6. William G. Squires Library UQ 11th St. Uk Cleveland, TN 3 311 D D N Because her life, radiant with the beauty of Christ, has been an inspiration over the years to so many stu- dents who have passed through our halls of learning; because she has given herself untiringly, wholehearted- ly and unselfishly to enlightening, counseling, guiding, encouraging and comforting so many of us, we, the students of Lee College, sincerely dedicate this 1950 VINDAGUA to mrs. avis swiger. 9a I . f v - ■ „. Greater 7?orn , Uve unending, fie forever tkine H 4 and a fa ' akt unto mupatk Psa.ll9 : 105 J. Stewart Brinsfield, President Life in our country and in the world at large has become an experience involving incalculable possibilities of success or failure, happiness or sorrow, triumph or defeat. There is no way for one to escape the tremendous responsibilities involved in our complex affairs. Life poses problems to which answers must be given, de- cisions must be made, and most important of all, services for the betterment of mankind must be rendered. The experiences of the past prove that good leadership is in- dispensable to good government. Qualified leadership is important in the home, the church, the educational system, and in political and economic affairs as well. It is not a matter of who is right. It is rather a matter of what is right. The peoples of the world must be brought face to face with facts and principles involved in every situation. There are too many men of policy. God give us leaders with principles, strong convictions, and moral strength — men and women of Christian character and resolution under God. Lee College is training leaders. Has God called you? If so, Lee College offers an opportunity for academic learning, with spirit- ual understanding to strengthen the pleasures of college life with Christian fellowship. J. Stewart Brinsfield, President RUTH KINSOLVING Secretary to President E. M. Tapley Dean of College Mary Harrison Green Principal of High School JOYCE sharp Secretary to Principal Lacy D. Powell, Registrar OFFICE FORCE Geneva Hughes Lucille Vance Benita Christenbury Cecil Bridges Business Manager o £ BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1 H A. V. Beaube C. J. Hindmon, Chairman H. D. Williams L. H. Aultman J. Stewart Brinsfield Houston Morehead THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION President . Vice-President Secretary . . Brady Dennis Perdue Stanley . Cecil Bridges THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The Lee College Alumni Association was organized for the promotion of fel- lowship among its members, for the fostering of a greater school spirit among its graduates, for the creation of interest in prospective students, and for the promotion of the general progress of the School. The Association is a young, yet a growing organization. It extends to many parts of the globe. Alumni members serve as foreign mis- sionaries, pastors, evangelists, and active laymen, as well as school administrative officers, teachers, prominent businessmen, and secretaries. The ALUMNI NEWS is a section of the school publication, which is published monthly and sent to the members. Each year alumni look forward with keen anticipation to the Alumni Home- coming for a joyous reunion. rw i u MARGARETA POULOS Dean of Women GRADY HURST Dean of Men ROBERT BLACKWOOD NINA DRIGGERS ANNA BRAZELL DAVID DU PLESSIS GEORGE BRAZELL RUFUS GAUSE LORRAINE BURNETT CHARLES GOLD ELIZABETH GREEN HELEN HUGHES W. T. JOHNSTON LEON GREEN ROBERT HUMBERTSON OTIS McCOY ADDIE B. HARRISON A. T. HUMPHRIES DONALD B. MOORE JARVIS HILL MYRTLE HURST DORA P. MYERS : NELSON PRISCILLA ODOM MARGARET PITTS DOROTHY POTEAT POWELL GEORGE SAVCHENKO ANNA SEBRING CARROLL SHERMAN SHERMAN AVIS SWIGER HELEN SYMES RUBY TAPLEY , v WANDA WALKER BEATRICE YATES CLARENCE CARROLL Policeman JOHN PIGG Cafeteria Manager ' SLIDE RULE SHERMAN LOUIS CROSS and his Chemistry Class BOOKSTORE WORKERS CECIL TRUESDELL Manager and Utatt tku warn be established ' ■■ Prov.4:26 COLLEGE SENIORS OFFICERS Dora P. Myers Sponsor Garland Griffis President Bill Holcombe Vice-President Johny Ricks Secretary-Treasurer MABLE ALDRICH Youth for Christ Club Athletic Club Commercial Club Mission Club RICHARD BAKER Mission Club Dramatics Club Clarion Staff, Feature Ed. Literary Club GARDNER BERRY Mission Club Ministerial Club Q BETTY BORING Youth for Christ Club French Club Ministerial Club JACKIE BRIDGES Athletic Club Dramatics Club Music Club Football Team REBECCA BROWN Youth for Christ Club Spanish Club DELBERT CARDER Ministerial Club Captain. Rel. Ed. Softball DORIS CARPENTER Mission Club Home Ec„ Pres. French Club College Club EVELYN CHANEY German Club, V.-Pres. Library Assistant Mission Club EUGENE CHRISTENBURY 3ILL COX HELEN DAUGHDRILL Spanish Club, Sec. Mission Club Glee Club Youth for Christ Club Athletic Club F.T.A. Club, Pres. V.-Pres. Senior Class BOBBIE COLE Music Club Commercial Club Athletic Club Vindauga Staff ® BILL DELK Athletic Club Spanish Club Glee Club Softball. Football, Basketball Teams ESTHER DRIGGERS Vindagua Staff Home Ec. Club Dramatics Club Softball Team GAYNERD GRAHAM Spanish Club Vindagua Staff Softball, Football, Basketball Teams Athletic Club, V.-Pres.; Sec.-Treas, $ CHARLOTTE HEWETT Supreme Council Youth for Christ Club, Sec. Clarion, Asst. Ed. Spanish Club WILLIE HICKS Ministerial Club Mission Club Spanish Club BILL HOLCOMBE Athletic Club, Pres. Music Club, Pres. College Club. V.-Pres. Senior Class, V.-Pres. WILLIS HORTON Mission Club Athletic Club fckrfi BOBBY JOHNSON GERALD LITTLE Athletic Club EARL LUCAS WANECE JOHNSON Youth for Christ Club Dramatics Club French Club DAISY KIGHT Mission Club Ministerial Club Spanish Club Spanish Club College Club Athletic Club Softball, Football, Basketball Teams ® JAMES MANNING Spanish Club Mission Club Business Mgr., Clarion ERSKINE MINK Spanish Club Athletic Club Mission Club Softball, Football, Basketball Teams JAMES MOWELL VERNELL NORVILL Spanish Club Mission Club College Softball Team Home Ec. Club RUSSELL OBENCHAIN FT. A. Club French Club CLAUDE PINNER Music Club, Pres. Captain, Senior Football Team Co-Captain, Senior Softball Team Athletic Club [ELEN PITTS BILL PRATHER Youth for Christ Club College Club Commercial Club Dramatics Club Ministerial Club Athletic Club F.T.A. Club Softball Team WILLIAM POLEN Youth for Christ Club RAYMOND PRINGLE Ministerial Club Spanish Club MARTHA PULLIN Spanish Club Mission Club Vindagua Staff, Administra- tion Ed. Clarion Staff, Assoc. Ed. DUDLEY PYEATT, JR. V.-Pres. Student Body Student Council Pres., Commercial Club Editor, Vindagua Staff BETTY RAINWATER Glee Club Mission Club Commercial Club, Sec. BEULAH RAY Ministerial Club Mission Club JAMES REGISTER Athletic Club Dramatics Club Football JOHNY RICKS Athletic Club, V.-Pres. Spanish Club Co-Captain, Football and Baseball Teams Vindagua Staff BERL ROSE Spanish Club GEORGE SAVCHENKO JAMES ROGERS Music Club Athletic Club German Club Softball, Football, Basketball Teams Mission Club, Pres. Dramatics Club Editor, Clarion Sunday School Supt. NORMAN ROOPE German Club F.T.A. Club dthdik + BILLY SCOTT CHARLES SHANNON French Club Mission Club College Club JOYCE SHARP Athletic Club Music Club Spanish Club Clarion Staff. News : ROBERTA SHOOK EDWARD SHOUPE Ministerial Club Mission Club German Club, Pres. College Club JAUNITA SMITH REGINALD SPOONER BUDDY TAPLEY AUDREY TAYLOR Youth for Christ Club Commercial Club Girls College Softball Team Music Club JUNE TAYLOR Commercial Club Mission Club College Club ± M LIELL THARP Athletic Club Dramatics Club, Business Mgr. Captain, Girls Softball Team Music Club PHYLLIS THOMAS Spanish Club Dramatics Club Mission Club Vindagua Staff. Feature Ed. RUTHER TURNER BRUCE VANOER Spanish Club RAYMOND VARNELL Ministerial Club Mission Club Spanish Club LENOR WORLEY Ministerial Club F.T.A. Club French Club RUTH WRIGHT Girls Softball Team Mission Club Spanish Club Girls Octet ELMER WESTBERRY Mission Club Ministerial Club Spanish Club ED WILLIAMS Student Body. Pres. Student Council College Club Softball Team MARY RUTH WOODS RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SENIORS THOMAS ASHLEY Youth for Christ Club. OFFICERS Priscilla Odom Sponsor Grady Chaney President Cecil Grant Vice-President Oba Carden Secretary-Treasurer Athletic Club t JOHN BAGGETT DEWEY BALDWIN Mission Club Ministerial Club J. K. BARRINEAU Youth for Christ Club Ministerial Club Softball Team GILBERT BLEYER WALTER BORING Youth for Christ Club, V. Ministerial Club -Pres. RICHARD BRELAND Mission Club Ministerial Club OBA CARDEN Mission Club Latin Club Sec. Senior Class Rel. Ed. Student Council THELMA CARDER CLYDE BOWEN Mission Club Ministerial Club Tau Delta Gama Sec.-Treas., Ministerial Club Sec, Music Club Student Council Supreme Council CLYDE BURNETT Mission Club Ministerial Club PIERCE CARTER in GRADY CHANEY Mission Club Ministerial Club Senior Class Pres. CHARLES CLARK LOYD COLLINS Ministerial Club Mission Club HULON EVANS Ministerial Club Mission Club Football Team V.-Pres. Junior Class CECIL GRANT Youth for Christ Club, Pres. Ministerial Club V.-Pres. Senior Class GEORGE HACKNEY Youth for Christ Club Ministerial Club Mission Club SIXTO MOLINA Spanish Club, V.-Pres. Mission Club Ministerial Club HAZEL HARRIS Mission Club Spanish Club NORMAN JONES Ministerial Club Youth for Christ Club Treas. Senior Class ® AL LYNCH EUGENE MADDOX Youth for Christ Club Ministerial Club Mission Club DELBERT MITCHELL Ministerial Club Athletic Club Dramatics Club Mixed Chorus EARL MULKEY J Mk WILLIAM RODGERS Mission Club Student Council Supreme Council Ministerial Club. Pres. EARL TAYLOR CARL THOMPSON Youth for Christ Club Mission Club Ministerial Club JAY SCHILLING Ministerial Club Youth for Christ Club RUSSELL SUMMER HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS OFFICERS Robert Blackwood Sponsor Benny Triplett President Joshua Thomas Vice-President Elizabeth West Secretary Oneta Johnson Treasurer carl w. ahlfield Ministerial Club Missionary Club FRANKLIN D.ALBRITTON WILLIS M. AKINS Athletic Club Band Athletic Club Music Club MILDRED ALLEY Youth for Christ Clul P.T.A. Club Ministerial Club WALTER E. AVERY WILLIAM R. BAKER OLIVER BARNETT Ministerial Club Missionary Club JOHN BEATY RAY BRAZELL Basketball Team Softball Team Football Team, Co-Captain MARVIN BRINSFIELD Athletic Club Glee Club Band Football Team CALVIN BOATWRIGHT Softball Team Dramatics Club Athletic Club HAZEL BORDEN Home Ec. Club Commercial Club Basketball Team MILLARD BOYETTE Athletic Club © CHARLIE BROWN Beta Club Athletic Club Football Team Volleyball Team JAMES W. CHAMBERLAIN Softball Team Ministerial Club Missionary Club HELEN DEAN BROWN Music Club Mission Club Operetta Glee Club H. L. CHESSER WINONA COOK Home Ec. Club Athletic Club Basketball Team Glee Club FREDA DePRIEST Glee Club Music Club Beta Club Softball Team WANDA ELLIS MM Ni ' P ' Wvejg © IDA MAE ERICKSON Beta Club, V.-Pres. Youth for Christ Club Mission Club Student Council JERRY FORBES Softball Team, Captai Vindagua Staff Beta Club ELIZABETH A. GAITHER Athletic Club Annual Staff Basketball Team Dramatics Club REVONDA GARDIN Athletic Club Home Ec. Club Basketball Team Women ' s Glee Club GENE GARNETT Football. Softball Teams Commercial Club Basketball Team ED HODGES GEO. HOLLINGSWORTH Athletic Club Youth for Christ Club LeVOY HATHCOCK Athletic Club Student Council Football Team CARMELITA HOWELL Spanish Club Mission Club Glee Club Athletic Club JOANNE HOWLETT Youth for Christ Club Glee Club Home Ec. Club JO HUGHES DOLORES JOHNSON Commercial Club Home Ec. Club Mixed Chorus LEONARD JOHNSON HOWARD G. KISER ANNIE KNIGHT Home Ec. Club Glee Club Student Council Athletic Club ONETA JOHNSON Beta Club Mixed Chorus Senior Class Treas. Athletic Club WILLIAM T. LAWTON IOLA LUCAS Beta Club Secretary Spanish Club Student Council BARTON MANOOG Varsity Softball Team Varsity Football Team Dramatics Club DUANE MANSELL Mission Club Athletic Club Youth for Christ Club BRUCE McCANE, JR. Dramatics Club, Pres. Athletic Club Softball Team, Captain Annual Staff, Bus. Mgr. NORMA SUE McLAIN Dramatics Club Athletic Club Glee Club FLOYD MEDLIN Youth for Christ Club Ministerial Club Mission Club PHILLIP OWNBEY JACK POPE Beta Club, Pres. Athletic Club Dramatics Club Student Council LOIS MILLIGAN Pres. Junior Class Athletic Club Home Ec. Club JEANETTE MING Athletic Club Dramatic Club Basketball Team Glee Club CASEY MONSEES $ WESLEY POWELL EULA MAE P YE ATT Home Ec. Club Mission Club Commercial Club ED RIDGEWAY + CLYDE R. STINSON JANE SYMES Home Ec. Club Glee Club Athletic Club CHARLES TALLEY Ministerial Club Mission Club WILLADEAN TAPLEY ROBERT L. TAPLEY RUBY WALKER Home Ec. Club Mixed Chorus Women ' s Chorus ELIZABETH WEST Athletic Club M ' .xed Chorus Vindagua Staff Sonior Class See. BOBBIE JEAN THORPE Home Ec. Club Athletic Club JOSHUA E Senior Class. V.-Pres. FT. A. Club. Chaplain Softball Team. Co-Captain Athletic Club OFFICERS Anna Mae Brazell Sponsor Eugene Christenbury President Edna Romans Secretary COLLEGE FRESHMEN MERIEL AKINS LEOTA ALLEN jb f HERBERT AMBRIS DELORIS ANDERSON v JL JACK ASHWORTH I M WILLIE G. BAGGETT JOAN BAIN € i FRED BARKER BARBARA BATTS SAMUEL JOHNSON i ? a HUBERT BLACK GAROLD BOATWRIGHT JO ANN BOURLAND BEULAH BOWLING BILLY BRICE HERMAN BRYANT VIRGINIA BYRD LUTHER CARROLL JOHN CODY ROSCOE CHAMBERS JOSEPH GODWIN LAVERNE GODWIN JAMES GOSSETT EUNICE GUY LORA GRISSOM EARL GULLETT KATHLEEN HARDIN CHALMER HARRIS JET1RY HARRIS BRUCE HEDRICX CURTIS HELMS HELEN HIERS DeVARAH HILL JOHN HILLIS FAY HODGE KENDALL HOTTMAN CHARLES HOWELL HARVEY HUDSON JOHNNY HYERS PATSY JACOBS ELMER JEWELL DOROTHY JONES J. W. JORDAN HERBERT KELLY DORIS KENNEDY WILLIS LANKFORD WALTER LAUSTER ORVILLE LEATHERWOOD BOBBIE LEDFORD EARL LETU SARAH MAYNARD IRENE McCANE EVELENE McCANE BETTY McCULLOUGH ALVIN MOORE MARGIE MIXON LUCY MUMAW GLENNA NESTOR VERA NESTOR ROMAN O ' MARY ' • • IRVA OMARY RAY PACE JOHN PADGETT I DAYTON PAGE I RAYMOND PEDIGO ERNEST PENNINGTON DORIS PHILLIPS BEULAH POSPISIL MARSHALL POPLIN | WALTER PURCELL |TILMAN PYLE JUSTINE ROBINSON ;EDNA ROMANS [WAYNE ROSSON i ELIJAH SAYLOR i ' P JACK SCHULETER JUEL SEALEY MOLLY SELLERS PETER SHAIDA JESSE SMITH ALVIN SIMMONS JAMES SIMMONS BUDDY S T MS PAUL SPENCER GUYNELLE STEEDLEY ALBERT STEPHENS BETTY STEPHAN ROBERT STEVENS CHLOE STEWART STARR FAE STONE PR P I Iff a ' A N ROSA MAE STOVER BETTY SUMNER EUGENE THOMAS NETTA MAE THOMAS FRANCES TREADAWAY IDA TURNER MAUDE WILMA VANOER PAUL WALKER JOHN WARREN JAMES WATSON MILLARD WELSHEIMER COPHLIN WILLIAMS JACKIE WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLOUGHBY JEWEL WOOD Mrs. Yates ' Home Economics Clas O Typing Class RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SOPHOMORES OFFICERS Brother Gause Sponsor Louis Beard President David Culp Vice-President Leila Freeman Secretary-Treasurer D P KENNETH ARNOLD LOUIS BEARD BARNEY CHILDERS CHESLIE COLLINS DAVID CULP LEILA DICKERSON JOHN EATON MAXINE FRANKLIN LEILA FREEMAN PERCY GORDEN 1 V -• . ' JOHN HANKS WORTH MABREY JAMES MAJORS CLYDE McGAHA RAYNELL MILLER CLARI PEARSON MARSHALL RADFORD JAMES RAY CHARLES RENN EVILLE ROBERTSON MARVIN ROYSTER DAVID SEDWICK RANSOM SHORES HOYVES SMITH AUSTIN UNDERWOOD George Savchenko ' s Manual Arts, Class 1 i -i tBI flS m w m k ' A i : 4 1 K «r y - jftp sa f ■■ ' ' ' , l; 5 ' ' fSf ' S - : iWr OFFICERS Mrs. Avis Swiger Sponsor Andrew Whittington President John Whipple Vice-President Lucy Monsees Secretary-Treasurer RELIGOUS EDUCATION FRESHMEN CHARLES ADAMS LELAN ADCOCK ELLIS ALLEN JUDSON ANGLEY JAMES ARNOLD JOSEPH BAZEMORE ELMER BERNHISEL DOROTHY BERRY JEFF BISHOP ANDREW BLACKERBY STANLEY BUTLER GEORGE CARPENTER CEDREC CHANCEY RAYMOND COLLINS WILLIE COLLINS £ MITCHELL CULP LELAND DAILY BERT DONSON GARLAND EUBANKS WILLIE FLOWERS EARNEST FORTENBERRY EBERETT FORTNER JOHN GOUGE WILLIAM GRANT CLARENCE GREGORY JOSEPH HAFER CARL HANVEY WILLIAM HICKS JESSE HOLCOMBE MARY ANN HOWELL HAROLD INGLE JEREMIAH JENKINS MARY SWIGER CARL JORDAN PAUL KENNEDY VERNIE KIGHT BERNARD LACOMBE DEWEY LEWIS OTIS LOCKE HALCUTT MIXON LUCY MONSEES WINONA MULLINS DAVID MULLINS WILLIAM NELMS EMERSON NELSON itTifc M yk JOHN NELSON JOHN PENIX, JR. SAM ' JEL PLEASANT ORVILLE PORTER JOSEPH RANKIN JOE REAGAN THOMAS RUIZ KATIE MAE SEDGWICK VIRGIL SHEARS ROSCOE SMITH RUTH SMITH WILLIAM SMITH DOROTHY STONE LEONA STUART AARON SUMMERALL EDWARD TAYLOR VELMA TEDFORD HAROLD TRAVIS FRANKLIN TUCKER JOHN VERES JOHN WADSWORTH JOHN WHIPPLE ANDREW WHITTINGTON BOBBY WILLIAMS DAVID WILLIAMS VIRGINIA WILLIAMS HORACE WILSON WILLIAM WILSON EDWARD WRIGHT HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS OFFICERS Beatrice Yates Sponsor Trudale Shelton President Billy Nutter Vice-President Jackie Hughes Secretary HAROLD ASHLOCK EVELYN AVERETT PATTY BATTS JOYCE CAMPBELL BETTY JEAN DANIEL DAVID DU PLESSIS NORMA EDWARDS JOAN ELLIOT LUISA HEMMER JACQUELINE HUGHES BETTY HUGHES RAYMOND KELLY MARY LAUSTER JEANETTE MUNCY BILLY NJTTER RAYMOND NUZUM BETTY O ' BANNON DELORES RIDER PHILLIS RINGO RACHEL SEYDA VONCILE STORTER 5kt 9ff JOHN STOVER MAC SYMES GILBERT WILLIAMS MIRIAM WRIGHT i - HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES OFFICERS Leon Green Sponsor Flavius McIntyre President Mariam Henderson Vice-President Jeannette Chesser Secretary mm r STEWART BRINSFIELD, JR. MARTHA CARDEN ANITA CARTER JEANETTE CHESSER FRANCES ANN COLLINS WILLIAM HALL WILMA JEAN HARMON VIRGINIA HAYNES LILA HOTTMAN MARVIN JOSEPHSEN HELEN LYONS BILLY McDANIEL FLAVIUS McINTYRE MARCIA MANNING WILMA MOSS CLAUDINE PITTMAN TROY PUGH OPAL RAY MARTHA REYNOLDS WANDA SANDS PATRICIA SEARS ORENE SHARP RUTH TAPLEY NARVIS TIMMERMAN BARBARA WILLIAMS OFFICERS Helen Hughes Sponsor Narvis Timmerman President John Symes Vice-President Bernice Allen Secretary Martha Reynolds Treasurer HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN BERNICE ALLEN YVONNE BALLARD JERRY BALLINGER FERRELL CARLISLE RANDELL CARROLL DENE COOK SHIRLEY COPE LAWRENCE GIDDENS JYLES JENNINGS CHARLES KILGORE DONNA JEAN MEDLEY EMMA MESSER DOROTHY PUGH ROBERTA SHELTON RUTH SIMMONS CAROLYN STATUM JOHN SYMES MARTHA TRUESDELL CHARLES WILLIAMS MARY ELLEN MITCHELL DOROTHY AMASON RAYMOND ARNOLD RENNA ARP ' I If JB I A M 1 fe JOHNNY BELUE M l ALBERT DUNEAN GENE BURRESS ARCHIE EDWARDS LEON ELLIS PAUL FLOYD SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS TENA GREEN JIMMY GREENE KORL HARRIS TEXIEANN HEBB W. M. HENRY, JR. EDWIN HERNDON LaVERN HOLT BILL HONEYCUTT LENNIE HUDSON WILLIS JOHNSON WALTER JOHNSON LOYD JONES PAUL JONES AUTHUR JOPLIN JAMES KIDD W i $1k . k i in k . i PAUL LANE TED MORTENSON MARVIN MOSES CLIFFORD MULLINS WALTER O ' NEILL IRENE PARRIS LEON PHILLIPS ERNEST TEEN POLK MARTHA POLK GEORGE RICHEY MARVIN RODEN DELORES ROGERS NEMESIO SEDA REBECCA SELMAN VANNIE STEVENS CHRISTENE STEWART HERMAN STOKES EDWARD TREADWAY ARCHIE WALKER JOHN WHITE Mrs. Green ' s Speech Clas m ... to y mete ottr eet mfo tfae watf of peace. Imke 1 : 79 SUPREME COUNCIL W. T. ROGERS, FLOYD MEDLIN, PRESIDENT BRINSFIELD, MISS BURNETT, THELMA CARDER, DEVARAH HILL. GIRLS ' STUDENT COUNCIL BOYS ' STUDENT COUNCIL THE MISSION CLUB OFFICERS MRS. AVIS SWIGER Sponsor WALTER LAUSTER President BERNARD LaCOMBE Vice-President PHYLL T S THOMAS Secretary-Treasurer SIXTO MOLINA Chaplain JAMES BEATY Chairman of Program Comniiffc OFFICERS MISS PITTS and MR. BRAZELL Sponsors BILL HOLCOMBE President JOHNY RICKS Vice-President GAYNERD GRAHAM Secretary-Treasurer JUEL SEALY Chaplain ATHLETIC CLUB MISS WANDA WALKER Sponsor BRUCE McCANE President VIVIAN HARSHMAN Vice-President DEVARAH HILL Secrctary-T rea surer GEORGE SAVCHENKO Chaplain BETTY STATUM Vice-President FRANCIS COLLINS Secretary BOBBIE THORPE Chairman of Program Committee OFFICERS REV. DAVID DU PLESSIS Sponsor V. T. ROGERS President JOHN BAGGETT Vice-President MAXINE FRANKLIN Secretary-Treasurer JAMES RAY Chaplain CARNELL DANIEL Pianist MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS MISS DORA P. MYERS Sponsor LUTHER CARROLL President MARGARET GAINES Vice-President RACHELLE BEATY Secretary LORAIN BELL Serge ant -at -Arms JAMES BEATY Chaplain L 13 A MTSS POTEAT and JvTSS BURNETT Sponsors WALTER BORING President VERA GUERRA Secretary YOUTH FOR CHRIST BETA CLUB OFFICERS MISS HARRISON Sponsor JACK POPE President CHARLES BROWN Vice-President MRS. META SHERMAN Sponsor BENNIE TRIPLETT President THELMA CARDER Secretary HELEN BROWN Chaplain MUSIC CLUB FRENCH AND GERMAN CLUB % OFFICERS JERRY HARRIS President — French EDWARD SHOUPE President — German GARLAND GRIFFIS Vice-President — German FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA OFFICERS MISS NELSON Sponsor GENE CHRISTENBURY President JOSHUA THOMAS Vice-President PAULINE NESTER Secretary JOHN HILLIS Treasurer USHERS BILLIE NUTTER SIXTO MOLINA H. L. CHESSER, JR. BILL HOLCOMBE GARLAND GRIFFIS KENNETH DUPREE WAYNE ROSSON VINDAGUA STAFF ONETA JOHNSON ROBERT STEVENS LEON ELLIS Editor-in-Chief VIVIAN HARSHMAN Editor— DUDLEY PYEATT nsiness Manager — BRUCE McCANE Faculty Advisors — ROBERT BLACKWOOD HELEN HUGHES ROBERT HUMBERTSON Sports Editors— FRANCIS COLLINS MARVIN BRINSFIELD Social Editors — ■ JACKIE HUGHES BOBBIE COLE Fine Arts Editor— LOIS MILLIGAN VINDAGUA STAFF Club Editors — GAYNERD GRAHAM JOHNY RICKS Business Manager — BRUCE McCANE Secretaries — JEWEL WOOD JO HUGHES Photographer— GEO. SAVCHENKO Typists— EVELENE McCANE BETTY HINDMON WINONA COOK JERRY FORBES LEE COLLEGE CLARION Vol. 4 Cleveland, 6, 1950 No. 4 Teacher of the tL serving «- charged!! school atll received h in the sumJ became a Lee College i In Septeml Miss Gayle Alabama. Mrs. na of B.T.S. of Music is the ; Blackwood. From tion of his fun anc $ life. -,uer .xiy papers uvisor was. But ,. advice? I knew all . ol. I wanted to take Glee . Sp ish, Arithmetic, and Home lust filled out my Q fhedule and Student of the Month WILLIAM T. RODGERS One of the many students to be honored by the student body this year is William T. Rodgers. Mr. Rodgers is president of the Ministerial Club, a member of the Student Council, a mber of the Supreme Council, and elected as the boys ' representative the student of the month. Other ities are sports, and he is a mem- ' the Missionary Club. ts and reading are two of the . ., m which Mr. Rodgers likes to re- lax from a day of hard studying. He says that one of the best ways to keep your health from breaking is to see that it gets the proper exercise, and he believes that clean sports is one way. Mr. Rodgers has his family with him while here attending school. After graduation in May he plans to resume pastoral work in Alabama. FREEDOM OF RELIGION These United States are widely known for their policy of freedom of worship as the individual so desires. Lee College also offers that right to all who are enrolled. And yet — even though freedom of worship is preached, is it practiced? How do you worship? T he usual answer is, Through prayer, singing, praise services and the hearing of the! Word. Well, then, is there freedom of worship when the Scripture readir ' is drowned out by a recounting yesterday ' s escapades by those in row behind you? When the sacred of prayer, individual or concert, i terrupted by giggles and whispers from the couple in front, or the entrance of late comers, is that freedom of wor- ship? Can an individual really, hear and enjoy the message of the occasion when those around are speculating about Johnny and Mary ' s romance, or contending whether Carnation or Pet milk is best for babies? We are unfortunate, it is true, in (Continued on page 5) We appreciate our _ our advertisers appreciate Lev They are making it possible for us w have a larger and better Clarion. Let ' s show them how much we ap- preciate them by giving them our patronage. Dubois ' The Jtt at Easter. epicting the is extremely The perform- ely thirty-five minuteo. al Choir and Women ' s Glee v. re also planning to sing the same evening. Exact date and time will be announced later. £% r e m fore unto were ye catted... Mat ye sfoutd 1 follow (Tift ' s steps. n 1st. Peter 2 ' 21 GIRL OF THE YEAR Helen Daughdrill BOY OF THE YEAR W. T. Rogers Mary Lanste Gene Garnett PULCHRITUDE Jack Williams Vivian Harsh-man Christine Gilbert Gay nerd Graham POPULARITY Clair ' Montana Pearson i Betty Stat urn If Herbert Kelly ,; r , John Whipple % INTELLECTUAL filial Margaret Gaines Tola Lucas Betty Kain water Garland Griff is DEPENDABLE Oneta Johnson Harvey Hudson Hell Bill Tharp Paul Walker ATHLETIC Kenneth Arnold Sumner WHO ' S WHO COLLEGE STUDENT BODY OFFICERS President Ed Williams Vice-President . . Dudley Pyeatt Secretary . . Helen Daughdrill DUDLEY PYEATT GENE CHRISTENBURY RUSSELL OBENCHAIN IOLA LUCAS JACK POPE IDA MAE ERICKSON H I G H O U S s c H O O L TRUDALE SHELTON (not pictured) E D U c A O N DELBERT MITCHELL THELMA CARDER WALTER BORING 9%e steps of a greod maw are ordered fy fflejbrd: and foe deit ieth ' ' V Psa. 37:23 UPS THE MIXED CHORUS Director MR. GOLD Pianist WINONA COOK THE MADRIGALS IT oF P F TRIPLET T, ROBERT BLACKWOOD, MARY E. POWELL, woY n A A IL T? E F r D o I L9W D 5 ILL ' ONETA JOHNSON, GAYLE BLACK- WOOD, ELMA HILL, JACK SCHLUETER, DON AULTMAN, MR. GOLD, Director. THE MESSIAH On December 13, the Mixed Chorus of Lee College presented for the first time Handel ' s Messiah. It was excellently done under the capable direction of Mr. Gold, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Meta Sherman. The Messiah is to be an an- nual presentation and will be looked forward to each year with great anticipation. LEE COLLEGE BAND — Director, Otis McCoy CONTINENTAL QUARTET Harvey Hudson; Walter Lauster; A. T. Humphries; Arnold Godwin; Mrs. Humphries, Pianist. DANIEL SISTERS Delila, Carnell, Patsy. f i „ J 4 : ! Lee is very proud of these fine groups of singers. They have proved to be a bless- ing to the college and to the thousands who have heard them in concert. Ev- ery week end finds them engaged somewhere carry- ing the gospel in song. Jack Williams Ernest Pennington Fred Barker Dayton Page Leon Ellis, Pianist CHAPEL Lt. Col. Len Jones Noted world traveler and lecturer of Australia, secretary of the Eastern Europe Mission SPEAKERS Noted writer and historian of Chattanooga Top: H. L. Chesser, General Overseer Bottom: Charles Conn, Editor of The Lighted Pathway The LaFevre Trio favored us with a concert January 11. Ministers from the New Eng States visit us in chapel. T H A N K N ' rr 4 JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED DRAMATIC THE QUILTING BEE ' § Presented bv the TAU DELTA GAMMA T • mmm « W II II. ■3 i-il Hi THE DARKEST HOUR PRODUCTIONS Make- up Crew in Action Mercy and truth are met together; righteousness and peace have kissed each other Psalm 85:10. A GREAT REVIVAL Psalm 85 gives a beautiful account of real yearning for a national revival. In fact, it would be exceedingly difficult for us to find words from the pen of a contem- porary writer which would more adequately express the soul desire for a revival in the hearts of thousands of Christians in our day. In February, the faculty and students of Lee College were visited by a gracious outpouring of the Spirit. God moved so mightily upon us until practically all problems were solved. As waves of spiritual power swept over the audience, hundreds were healed as they sat in their seats in the auditorium. So great was the move of the Spirit that students were healed in their dormitory rooms, just as God graciously met with us in the chapel auditorium. God was never more real. The results of this mighty revival will be told as long as our memory lasts. Its effects can never die. SWEEPS LEE! Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost; ' Acts 2:3 8. At the close of the revival, thirty were baptized in water by our President, Brother Brinsfield, assisted by Brother George Brazell. o o v v X ' 6 v V SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS Superintendent . . GEO. SAVCHENKO Asst. Supt. . . TRUDALE SHELTON Sec.-Tr, ■as. . . . RAYNELL MILLER G O o V s 3 r 9 Brother Brinsfield reads devotions. Alice Pullin interprets for a special visitor from Mexico. Upper — Brother Boatwright of Michigan speaks. Lower — A portion of the Sunday School. Brother Brinsfield takes charge. Special song by the Married Men ' s Class. . . . a td fetus run mtfo patience ffie race Mat is set be ore m. Heb.l2 : l ■ ■■1 ■ , = mm M l HIGH SCHOOL TEAM— Bruce McCane, Capta VARSITY TEAM— Paul Walker, Captain x .- v GEORGE BRAZELL Athletic Director 4v ' s ' COLLEGE SOPHOMORE TEAM— Earl Lucas, Captain COLLEGE FRESHMEN TEAM— Ray Pace, Captain ON ACTION Herman plays third Forward pass by Howell Block that man r VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Paul Walker, Captain Signals! ... ' I V, s C Get rfva ' T I ,•• $ !%. 8W f ' - SPRING THE PACE SETTERS— Ray Pace, Captain THE JONES CLIPPERS— Paul Jones, Captain FOOTBALL B A K E A Bruce McCane Captain T M Gilbert Williams Captain HIGH SCHOOL A TEAM HIGH SCHOOL B TEAM FACULTY TEAM INDEPENDENTS A TEAM Blackwood takes one INDEPENDENTS B TEAM Bennie Triplett, Captain COLLEGE SOPHOMORE TEAM John Ricks, Captain i £ MASCOTS Janet McLain Flavius Brinefield COLLEGE CHEER LEADERS Betty Sumner Lib Gaither Evie McCane Esther Driggers Trances Collins, Jeanette Chesser, Jackie Hughes Jerry Forbes All eyes on the ball or official ? ? ? Bad jump Betty. Better luck next time. SOFTBALL jfiotk wot Me see mtf ways, and count aM mu steps ? Job 31 : 4 V v VVAV Newswe v ;vV be G S Going — going — gone, for $3 . Oh 10 ucky old Perry Como, Andrews Sis- ters (?) and F rankle Carl. °0 j ■ ' stmas l sl{ and Ho cou Ain ' f we having fun? The faculty enjoyed if foo. Crazy Caught off guard. All eyes on the ball. The duckie side of our picnic. % ' , x Dodge that boll. h. sk °ck s . Looks like a good game. ■ 7 e o o «5i ' 0 Which one is Walter? Friends Q fffjQ Picnh tc. Three Musketeers. BoV °W i n e t The sign on the wall doesn ' t mention nuts but — Merry Christmas from all of us. -:■ Happy Birthday Brother Brinsfield ! Urn m m - Banana pudding! Maybe ice tea ? ?  « $ Thanksgiving - turkey A time always longed for, 9-10! Standing in the chow line. lit. Al J ok ° tk e Z c . Abe tfnco and dner. Sister Ricks i I ' °PPM 0  c fl a 606 - K. P. recess! Brooms, aprons, pig tails — Home Ec initiation. Air Raid!!! lee Lonesome, Ray ' Hallo ®e i c apers. The Underwoods Benita and Gene Christenberry Commercial Ciub Tea. Mail rush!!! ana Vxe - m A . ■ ■% J im and Esther m C e Of O o L 1 Dudley and Gale J. T. and Heien ° A Dave and Bobbie m Bill and Lois 1 ' ' ' ' 5, 7 F ;i r . |« ? :..V ' .; ' Paul and Carma o ndj{ one Garold and Joyce (7X m,, sfr Looking for someone? IV, 6 a 9o °Wfer... or P ' cr ' cs. Margareta enforces the rules. S e ose s ?ep ,o r ■,c s e The ' ich es p e o 5e All dressed up, and no place to go. eoOivcs $ x u u. H K % £k hhhhhhhp Alabama Students W. E. JOHNSON State Overseer CLEVELAND NATIONAL BANK Established 1866 FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Pennsylvania Students BRADLEY COUNTY ICE CO. INC. Save with Ice PHONE 3 00 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE FOWLER GOLDEN FOOD MARKET Groceries, Fresh Meats, and Vegetables Three Blocks Behind Main Auditorium Corner of Peoples and 13 th Streets, N.E. PHONE 868-J CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE New York and Neiv Jersey Students f 1 1 i Best Wishes from Tftenc cutfo SW4 Established 1902 Bankers for your Church since its organization CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ff Always Ready to Serve Yon L. H. AULTMAN State Overseer JAMES YOUNGBLOOD State Youth Director Kentucky Students VEST ' S GROCERY DAIRY PRODUCTS For the Best, Try Vest ' s It ' s Best, It ' s Vest ' s Homogenized Milk Phone 819 — Gaut Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE J. T. ROBERTS State Overseer LEWIS J. WILLIS State Youth Director Florida Students We Welcome Lee College to Visit Cleveland Lincoln-Mercury Co. Sales LINCOLN-MERCURY Service GAS OIL PARTS ACCESSORIES LUBRICATION CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 12 57 E. C. THOMAS State Youth Director North Carolina Students BRADLEY MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Sales and Service D. C. RENNER WHOLESALE GROCERIES FRUITS - VEGETABLES - SUNDRIES 260 Inman Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Phone 2020 190 Edwards Street, N. E. Phones 700 and 1626 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Tennessee Students COLON DUNN State Youth Director A. V. BEAUBE State Overseer Compliments of PARKS-BELK COMPANY Cleveland ' s Largest Department Store CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE It ' s a genuine pleasure to serve your Col- lege. Our association has been most pleasant. DOMESTIC LAUNDRY Phone 245 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of CLEVELAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM T. W. ROSSON State Youth Directoi Michigan Students On the Cherokee Trail CHEROKEE HOTEL Cleveland ' s Social and Civic Center JAMES E. BRADLEY, Manager Phone 781 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE North-western Students Compliments of SNYDER McLAIN SUPPLY CO. Telephone 2 3 20 J. R. CATE VARSITY TOWN CLOTHES Phone 11 Commercial Office Supply INC. VICTOR ADDING MACHINES CHAIRS - DESK - FILES - STORAGE CABINETS 170 Church, N. E. Phone 8 50 GEORGE COOK State Youth Director West Virginia Students AMBULANCE SERVICE FIKE FUNERAL HOME Call 79-] Compliments of COOPER ' S BOOK STORE Phone 440 Compliments of CLEVELAND HOME SU PPLY Phone 73 9-M McDARIS BROTHERS CLOTHIERS You Can Trust the Quality Telephone 77 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of CLEVELAND ARMY STORE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Everything for the Auto SPORTING GOODS - HOME SUPPLIES Church Street — Telephone 906 Georgia Students CLELL W. RAY State Youth Director E. L. SIMMONS State Overseer HOUSTON MOREHEAD State Overseer BRADY DENNIS State Youth Director South Carolina Students CLEVELAND PROVISION CO. Manufacturers of BUD ' S SAUSAGE and Other Meat Products Phone 23 64 - - South Church Street BB IBB V ♦ o t u Texas Students c Jte E. O. KERCE, State Overseer SNACK HOUSE NO. 2 Phone 163 3-W MILLER ' S Inc. J. D. HARSHBARGER, Manager Dry Goods — Notions — Shoes — Ready-to-Wear Clothing — Furnishings CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE PENNEY ' S J. C. PENNEY CO., Inc. We Are Proud of You— Make Penney ' s Your Headquarters J. C Penney Company CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of STANFIELD STUDIO Fine Portraits and Commercial Photographers CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Church rfGod iJi i 9 •eieieland, ' Sam. % flOUSe TOBY ' S FOOD STORE Specializing in — - QUALITY MEATS FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES GROCERIES Compliments of CHEROKEE MOTORS SALES Your Packard Dealer for Cleveland Washing Lubrication Mechanical Service Call 897 1 5 Central Avenue, N. W. Georgetown Road CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE J. L. BYRD, State Overseer E. H. BABB State Youth Direct Mississippi Students CLEVELAND BANK TRUST CO. Savings, Loans and Trusts Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation STAMPER HARDWARE Sparton Radios — Refrigerators Your Dealer for Glidden Paint CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE On the Square Phone 1033 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Maryland, Washington, D. 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