Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1955 volume:

EGE LIBRARY GIFT OF LEE COLLEGE PRESIDENT ' S OFFICE •!i ' l «ri -!. • ■■■ if . i r. i ,, «S • '  ' 1 X ' - ■ ' • 4 ili . i ' ;t1, t w . ..j jti. -. I ' ' - -«  i -•♦  « JOT TO BE TAKEN OUT :  % THE ua The annual publication of the student body of Lee College, Cleveland, Ten- nessee Marie Sharp . David Bishop Douglas Allen Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Business Manager LCt ( ' . I tUl86 IN MEMORIAM ABINIDAD ' ' Chico ' ' MARTINEZ Killed in an automobile accident, December 17, 19 54 ' ' He tvas a fair short-lived flower that God gave to us for a time so that ive might sense its fragrance and be blest. His death, though tragic, ivas as beautiful and fragrant as his life because he ivas merely going hoiiteJ ' ' . ' f ' { hlClCUL 3 -TJ. Cy ALMA MATER In the heart of dear old Cleveland, Reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years go by. Praise to thee, our Alma Mater, Molder of Mankind, Greater glory, love unending Be forever thine! Balmy breezes gently wafted Through inspiring halls, Memoiy ' s leaflets closely twining, Shall fore ' er recall. Yesterdays that waken in our Hearts a tender glow, Making greater still the love that We have learned to know. Ever onward be our watchword, Faithful soldiers we Owe a life of loyal service To our dear L. C. Praise to thee, our Alma Mater Molder of Mankind Greater glory, love unending Be forever thine. IT TAKES . . . The Steady Hands of Direction ■h - ii II II 11 t- . 11 II 11 ■! n II II 11 llll Hill -:i II 11 II 11 I,- The Gears of Organization ivorking together . - A4.r t i T J ' ! T j precision timing of the balance Staff The Mechanism of the Wheels in motion ' - . .V r s Hi A ' Dial set with ntLmerous traditions %: The Powerplant of the Mainspring l! - 1 TO MAKE THE - ' ' - ' -■ , rfv  ■ ' - • - - And the Key that sets it ttzm-MW-tt. H .fif ... H f W . m motion ■j y FINISHED MASTERPIECE .,...-• ■•-■• ' .; ' - -i ' «l . • --•■,., ••-■.: a •- - ' tr.. :..-■• -..•V--.t-i ■ K- 1 ' V ' ' J.iil M tAi i«w i44 ' sciii ' «£- ' .« FOREWORD We have compared Lee to a master watch, with its parts working together as a unit to perform its taslc of helping to mold the lives of individuals who must take their place in a modern Christian world. A masterpiece is such because it is so composed that it cannot perform unless each part is working in cooperation with the other parts. The mainspring is of no value without the hands to direct its actions. Likewise, the hands are useless if their inspiration to move does not come from the movement of the mainspring Within. Still the watch is not completed without the smaller parts that spur the mainspring into action. Thus Lee is a masterpiece; the students inspire the faculty in its work of guidance; the faculty offers the guidance necessary for the students to perform successfully their tasks. Then the little things that make up school life add the finishing touch to the masterpiece: elec- tion campaigns, picnics, banquets, parties, Christmas, club meetings, clean-up days, ball games, music practices and performances. Plays, Clarion meetings, Annual staff meetings, and (our favorite class) canteen. Yes, this is life at Lee College, whose fondest memories we hope to help you recall in the years to come as you scan the pages of the 1955 VINDAGUA. MARIE SHARP— Edjfo;- DEDICATION Many young people have desired to attend Lee College, and many now are making plans and preparations for enrollment. To those young people of the Church of God who in years to come will enter Lee College and con- tinue their education, study in its classrooms, revere Its standards, and grace its campus, as well as those who have long desired to come, but as yet have not been afforded the opportunity, we, the Senior Class of 1954-55, humbly dedicate this, our 1955 VINDAGUA. Xj JW -i tw:?! um PRESIDENT R. Leonard Carroll, B.A., M.S. BUSINESS MANAGER Harold F. Douglas REGISTRAR Robert Humbertson, B.A., M.A. School of Religion R. H. GAUSE, Jr. A.B., B.D. Librarian w. winston elliott A.B. DIVISION HEADS Junior College R. L. PLATT B.A., M.A. EDWARD L. WILLIAMS B.M. High School stanley butler B.S., M.A. JOHN L. BYRD Chairman L. H. AULTMAN JOHN L. MEARES BOARD OF DIRECTORS H. L. CHESSER D. C. BOATWRIGHT FRANCES ARRINGTON B.S. , CHARLES BEACH B.S., M.A. .h kM ■ 6 .. llt iii MU LOIS BEACH B.S., M.S. HUBERT BLACK B.S. FACULTY MARTHA BLACKWELL Music STANLEY BUTLER B.S., M.A. EUGENE CHRISTENBURY B.A. ALEXANDER DELK B.A., B.D. NINA DRIGGERS A.B.,M.A. LUCILLE ELLIOTT B.A. WINSTON ELLIOTT A.B. R. HOLLIS GAUSE, Jr. A.B., B.D. DONALD GIBSON B.S. BETTY HOCKENS nTH B.S. 1955 ROOSEVELT MOJLER Music EDTTH MOONEY BS.. MA. FRAN ' CIS : :OONEY B.S.. :.:..-i. RICHARD MOREHEAD B.A. BEATRICE ODOM BA.. MA. el:.:zr BA... ODOM :.L RY s PLATT RLTUS BA.. PLAIT MA. ROBERT hl :mbektson .4.5.. MA. RUBY HLT.ST M:.i:c ERNEST POWERS B.S.. M.A. DUDLEY PYEATT B.S., M.A. HENRY RICKS B.A., M.A. DORCAS SHARP B.A.,M.A. FACULTY FRANKLIN SMITH B.S. AVIS SWIGER HELEN SYMES Music HAROLD TURNER B.S., M.A. DAVID ZAUKELIES B.S., Ph.D. EDWARD L. WILLIAMS B.A. EMMA L. BISHOP Cafeteria ULNA BLACK CLARENCE CARROLL BENITA Secretary to Business Policeman CHRISTENBURY Manager Secretary to Registrar MARIE GLOVER Bookkeeper AND STAFF JAMES GOLDEN Maintenance CHARLES GRAHAM Maintenance LORENE HALL Bookkeeper JACKIE HARRIS Secretary to Business Manager MYRTLE HOLCOMBE Dean of Women GRADY HURST Cafeteria CLEONE McLAIN Assistant Librarian EVELINE NESSLERODT Bookkeeper JOHN PIGG Manager of Cafeteria DORSIE PHILLIPS Cafeteria BELLA SCOGGINS Cafeteria STAFF EULASEYDA ADINA SMITH MARY LOU WILES DAVID WILLIAMS Secretary to President Assistant to Registrar Assistant Dean of Manager of Snack Shop Women and Bookstore VIRGINIA WILLIAMS JUDY WOOD Library Se re ' ary to Principal n njouii wi ofi: cMjoje . Starting out in Style steering the class is DAVID BISHOP, President; DOUGLAS ALLEN, Vice-President; MARTHA RUNION, Secretary-Treasurer ne e eniot a add DOUGLAS ALLEN Greenshoro, North Carolina Mission Club 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, Vice-President to North Carolina State Club 1. Vindagua Staff 1, Busi- ness Manager of Vindagua 2, Vice- President to Student Bodv 2, Clarion Staff 2, Clarionlta Staff ' 2, Vice- President to Senior Class 2, Forensic Club 2, Happy Harmony Quartet 2, Most likely to Succeed 2, Student Council 2, Student Leader 2, Who ' s Who 2, Welcomins Ccmmittee 2, President to North CaroLna State Club 2, Boys ' Choir 2, Cadet Band 2 WALTER ATKINSON Lake City, Florida Ministerial Club 1 Speech Club 2 Valentine King 2 MARY BARNETT Porterville, California Vindagua Staff 1 Basketball 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 2 Youth for Christ Club 1 Athletic Club 2 Volleyball Captain 2 L Club 2 Basketball Captain 2 Clarionita Staff 1 FRED BENFIELD Mooresville, North Carolina Youth for Christ Club Music Club Voice Youth Leader DAVID BISHOP Thunder Haivk, South Dakota President to Freshman Class 1, Art Editor of Vlndagua 1, Athletic Club 1, 2, L Club President 2, Basketball 1, 2, Co-Caotain 2, Volleyball 1. 2, Softball 1, 2, President to the Senior Class 2, President to the Student Body 2, Student Council 2, Associate Editor of Vlndagua 2, Feature Edi- tor of Clarion 2, Student Leader 2, Clarlonita Staff 2, Freshman play 2, College Choir 1. Boys ' Choir 2, Kingsmens ' Trio 2, King Crusaders Quartet 1, Who ' s Who 2, Runner-up Mr. Lee College 2, Runner-up Most Versatile 2, Assistant High School Physical Education Instructor 1, Chairman of Welcoming Committee 2, Easter Cantata 1 BENJAMIN BLACK Charlotte, North Carolina NAOMI BLACKWELL Chattanooga. Tennessee Mission Club 1 L Club 2 P. T. A. Club 2 Basketball 1, 2 Volleyball 1. 2 Girls ' Choir 2 DONALD BOWDLE Easton, Maryland Youth for Christ Club 2 Music Club 1 Band 2 College Senior Class Favorite 2 President of Maryland, Delaware, D. C. State Club 1 Vice-President 2 EDGAR C. BOYD Valles Mines, Missouri Organization Editor of Vindagua Staff 2. Music Club President 1. 2, Most Popular 2, Boys ' Choir 1. 2. Kings Crusaders Quartet 1. Operetta 1. Volleyball 1. Softball 1. Welcoming Committee 2, Starlighters Band 2, Klngsmen Trio 2. College Choir 1, 2. Easter Cantata 1. Chapel Program Committee 2, Vice-President Music Club 1, Mixed Chorus JAMES BRANDT Willow City, North Dakota Most Intelligent 1, 2, Student Leader 2, President ' s Cabinet 2, Clarion Staff 2. Vindagua Staff 2, P. B. L. A. Club 1. Basketball 1, 2. Volleyball 1, 2, Freshman play 1, Operetta 2, Senior play 2, ANNETTE BURROUGHS Anniston, Alabama Volleyball 1. 2 Music Club 2 Athletic Club 1 Member of President ' s Cabinet 2 Secretary-Treasurer to Alabama State Club 2 Clarion Staff 2 Clarionita Staff 2 EDWARD CALL Fort Mears, Florida Ministerial Club 1 Missions Club 2 Youth for Christ Club 2 Forensic Club 2 ANITA CATTERTON Charleston, South Carolina ALVA CLAYTON Mercersburg, Pennsylvania F.T.A. Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2 Runner-up Most Athletic 1, 2 Secretary-Treasurer L Club 2 Secretary-Treasurer Pennsylvania State Club 2 Basketball 1, 2 Softball Captain 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 2 BOBBY DAUGHETRY Chattanooga, Tennessee Business Manager of Clarion 2, Vin- dagua Staff 2, Basketball 1, 2, Volley- ball 1, 2, Vice-President of Tennessee State Club 2, Music Club 1, 2, Youth for Christ Club 2, Athletic Club 1, Business Manager of Freshman play 1, Business Manager of Operetta 1, Band 1 FRED E. DeARMAN, Jr. Lebanon, Pennsylvania Mixed Chorus 1 Youth for Christ Club 1, 2 Operetta 1, Boys ' Choir 2 President of Pennsylvania State Club 2 PAUL DINGESS GLEN DOUGLAS Cleveland, Tennessee Mission Club 1, 2 Ping Pong 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 IRIS JEAN DUDLEY Kannapolis, North Carolina Mission Club 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Girls ' Chorus 2 ELVEIDA DUNCAN Tampa, Florida Southernaires Trio 2. Mission Club pianist 1, 2, Missionaries Trio 1. Stu- dent piano teacher 1, 2. Chapel pianist 1, 2, Melodettes Trio 2, Hap- py Three Trio 2, Runner-up for Most Talented 2, Student Body Secretary- Treasurer 2, Student Leaders 2, Stu- dent Council 1, Mission Club 1. 2 HONNETTE ECHOLS Gadsden, Alabama Vice-President of Music Club 2. Vice- President of Alabama State Club 1, Secretary-Treasurer of Band 2. Pep Band 2. Cheerleader 2. Boys ' Choir 2. Softball 1. 2, Volleyball 1. Operetta 1, Freshman play 1, Starlighters Band ARLETTA FIELDS Odum, Georgia Freshman play 1, Music Club 2, Cheerleader 2, Secretary-Treasurer of Georgia State Club 2, Secretary- Treasurer Music Club 2, Future Business Leaders of America 1. Future Teachers of America 1, Vice- President of F.B.L.A., Clarionita Staff 1, 2 JOHN FOURIE Union of South Africa Mission Club 1, 2 President of Mission Club 1, 2 Student Leader 2 CHARLES H. GALE, Jr. St. Louis, Missouri Youth for Christ Club 2 BOBBIE JEAN GALLIHAR Big Stone Gap, Virginia Freshman play 1. Volleyball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, Clarion Staff 2, Clarionita Staff 2. Future Business Leaders of America 1, 2, L Club 2 OLEN KELLIE GAMBLE West Liberty, Kentucky Ministerial Club 1 Speech Club 2 WILMA GENTRY AMISON Lakeland, Florida MARIE GLOVER Dallas, Texas Missions Club Youth for Christ Club, Volleyball JERRY GOFF Mt. Vernon, Illinois Music Club President 1. President of Western States Club 1, President of Illinois State Club 2. Softball 1. 2, Volleyball 1, 2, Basketball 1. 2, Con- tinental Quartet 1, Most Popular 1, Runner-up for Most Popular 2, Band 2, Pep Band 2, Cheerleader 2, Mem- ber President ' s Cabinet 2. Who ' s Who 2, Class Editor of Vindagua, Runner- up Valentine King 2, Student Band Director 2. Operetta 1. Happy Har- mony Trio 2, Welcoming Committee 2 LORENE HALL Woodville, Alabama Girls ' Choir F.B.L.A. Club, Vice-President of F.T.A. Secretary to R. H. Gause Faculty Staff Play EVELYN HANVEY Carriers Mills, Illinois Assistant Business Manager Operetta 1, Trio 1, Music Club 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Girls ' Choir 2 Softball 2 Volleyball 2 Basketball 2 Clarion Staff 2 Clarionita Staff 2 BOBBY HELTON Cleveland, Tennessee Youth for Christ Club 1, 2 ADRELL HENDRICKS Louisville. Kentucky Secretary of Kentucky State Club 1, 2 Vice-President of F.T.A. Club 2 Historian of F.T.A. 1 Student Council 1 Youth for Christ Club 1 Favorite of Senior Class 2 aic ' vi NEWTON HOLDER Cleveland, Tennessee HILDRA HULETT Macon, Georgia Ministerial Club 1 President of Student Council 2 President of Georgia State Club 2 Student Leader 2 Volleyball 2 ROBERT JACKSON Asheville, North Carolina Mission Club 1 Ministerial Club 2 Softball 1, 2 Volleyball 2 Runner-up for Best Looking BONNIE KEELING Grand Junction, Colorado Freshman play 1 Girls ' Choir 2 Operetta 1 Treasurer Freshman Class Clarion Editor Member of President ' s Cabinet 2 Mission Club play 2 Most Intelligent Youth for Christ Club ALLEN KEIL Montana Ministerial Club 1 RUTH KENNEDY Shelby, North Carolina Youth for Christ Club DOYLE A. KING Atlanta, Georgia College Choir 1 Boys ' Choir 2 Vice-President of Georgia State Club 2 Vice-President of Freshman Class 1 President of Mission Club 2 Vice-President of Mission Club 1 Student Council 2 JAMES KIRKLAND Ft. Pierce, Florida Mission Club 1. 2 Vice-President of Florida State Club 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Messenger Quartet 1 Happy Harmony Trio 2 THOMAS MADDEN Greenville, South Carolina Softball 1, 2 Softball Captain 2 Volleyball 1. 2 Volleyball Captain 2 Basketball 1. 2 Messengers Quartet 1, 2 Band 2 Mission Club 1 Music Club 2 JOAN MASON Cloverdale, California JERRY MATHIS Miami, Florida ROBERT MAY Bowling Green, Kentucky Mission Club 1 Youth for Christ Club 2 Basketball 2 JOYCE MILLER Seaford, Delaioare Joyette Trio 1 Mission Club 1 Music Club 2 ROBERT LINCOLN MOREE Riviera Beach, Florida Vice-President of Freshman Class 1, Vice-President of Florida State Club 1, President of Forensic Club 2, Shaplain of Senior Class 2, Mission Club 1, 2, Volleyball 1, Vindagua Staff JAMES MORRIS Talladega, Alabama Messengers Quartet 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1 DELORES MURPHY Roanoke, Virginia Joyette Trio 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Music Club 1, 2 Secretary of Virginia State Club 1 JEAN ALEXANDER NEIL Tarpon Springs, Florida Band 2 Pep Band 2 Youth for Christ Club 1 Speech Club 2 ROBERT NOEL Lenore, West Virginia Youth for Christ Club 1, 2 BILLY PARKER ROY PAUGH Washington, D. C. ANN PHILLIPS Radford, Virginia EUGENE POWERS Charlotte, North Carolina Ministerial Club 1 Softball 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 2 Baslcetball 1 Usher 2 MARTHA PYEATT Neio Mexico GAIL RAMSEY Greenville, South CaroUiia Mixed Chorus. Clarion Staff 2. Cheerleader 2. Clarionita Staff 2. Lee Airs Trio 2, Secretary to the South Carolina State Club 2. Music Club 2, Band 2, Basketball 2. Pep Band 2 MARTHA RUNION Greenville, South Carolina Music Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1. Gospelettes Trio 1, Freshman play 1, Operetta 1, College Choir 1, Easter Cantata 1. Clarion Staff 2, Clarlonlta Staff 2, Pianist for Boys ' Choir 2, Welcoming Committee 2, Secretary Treasurer to Senior Class 2, Most Versatile 2 BOBBY SAMS ELIZABETH SANDERS Chattanooga, Tennessee Freshman play 1, Girls ' Choir 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Softball 1, Basket- ball 1, Volleyball 1, Operetta 1, Youth for Christ Club 1, Mission Club 1, L Club 2, Trio 2 JACKIE SCOTT Pomona, California CARRIE SEEGARS Lancaster , South Carolina Youth for Christ Club 1, 2 MARIE SHARP Covington, Louisiana Vlndagua Editor 2. Clarion Associate Editor 1, Clarion Editor 1, Vlndagua Feature 1, Runner-up Most Likely to Succeed 1, Most Likely to Succeed 2. Girls ' Choir 2, Operetta 1, Freshman play 1, Who ' s Who 2, Student Lead- er 2, Secretary to Religious Depart- ment, Mission Club 1, 2, Sharp Sisters Trio 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, College Choir 1, Easter Cantata 1, Welcoming Committee 2 NOVA SHELL Paducah, Kentucky Forensic Club 2 Treasurer to Future Teachers of America Club 2 LOIS SIMS Dunlap, Tennessee student Council 1 Music Club 1 Mixed Chorus 1, Volleyball 1 Vindagua Staff 2 Mission Club 1, 2 Welcoming Committee .2 Production Staff of Freshman play and Operetta 1 BETTY JO SMITH Sevierville, Tennessee Volleyball 1, 2, Operetta 1, Clarion Staff 2, Band 2, Clarionita Staff 2. Vindagua Staff 2, F. B. L. A. Club 1, President 2. Youth for Christ Club 1. Miss Lee College 2, Valentine Queen ' s Court 2, Student Council 1, 2, Secre- tary to Tennessee State Club 2, Stu- dent Leader 2 JUDY SMITH Lanett, Alabama Music Club 1 Youth for Christ Club 2 L. C. SMITH Pensacola, Florida Freshman play 1 Vice-President Ministerial Club 2 Forensic Club 2 President ' s Cabinet 2 FRANCES SPURLING Wildivood, Florida Music Club 1. 2 Volleyball 1. 2 Basketball 1. 2 Softball 2 MARION H. STARR Hickory, North Carolina Ministerial Club 1 Speech Club 2 ELEANOR STOUT Chauncey, Illinois Music Club 1, 2 Girls ' Choir 1 Vindagua Staff 2 Clarionita Staff 1 Secretary to lulnols State Club 1 JAMES SWILLEY La Grange, Georgia Clarion Staff 1 Operetta 2 VmJagua Staff 2 AmLassaJors Quartet 1 PHINEHAS SYMES Cleveland, Tenjiessee Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, Soft- ball 1, 2, Most Versatile 2, President of Athletic Club 1, 2, President to Tennessee State Club 2, Vice-Presi- dent to Tennessee State Club 1, Operetta 1. Boys ' Choir 2. Band 2 GENE THOMPSON Laurens, South Carolina Mission Club 1, 2, Vice-President of South Carolina State Club 2, Most Talented 2, Softball 1, 2. Volleyball 1, 2, Operetta 1, Messengers Quartet 2, Quartet Pianist 1, Starlighters band JAMES VAUSE Gastonia, North Carolvaa SHERMAN WADDELL Kentucky BARBARA WEAVER Soddy, Tennessee FRANK WEAVER Florence. South Carolina DAVID WILLIAMS Durham, North Carolina FRED WHISMAN Marion, Virginia Ministerial Club 1, 2 JUNIOR COLLEGE FRESHMEN A lot of hard ivork aJjeadl Managing the class are President, CHARLES GOUDE; Vice-President, JOAN ASHBY; Secretary, ALEX DUNN; and Treasurer, ROSE DOUGLAS. TRENTE ADAIR LELAND ALDERMAN EUNA JEAN ALEXANDER YVONNE ALFORD JAMES AMISON BOBBIE ARRINGTON FRENCH ARRINGTON JOYCE ARRINGTON FRESHMEN JOAN ASHBY PATTY ASHBY SHARON BALL BILL BATTS TOMMIE BATTS CAROLE BEATY JOHN BEVANS IRMA BILLETTE JOHN BISHOP HAROLD BLACK JANE BOURLAND PRANCES BOYD NORMAN BOYLES JUANITA BRADLEY NAOMI BROCKMAN SHIRLEY BURTRUM CARLIE BUTTS BOBBY COFFEY ALMA JEAN CONNELL JEAN COX JUNIOR COLLEGE JANICE CREEL BENJAMIN DEAN PAUL DEHNER WILLIS DILLOW THEDA DILLS LOIS DINKINS IBIS DISHEROON KENNETH DISMUKES ROSE DOUGLAS MARIA DREWS WILLIAM DRIGGERS ALEX DUNN NANCY DUNNAVAN JAMES EDMONDSON IRMAGENE ELLIS DELORES EPPS NEWTON FIELDS JOEL FLETCHER JEANNE FOURNEY CHANCEL FRENCH FRESHMEN LILLIAN FRIEDLEY CECIL GARMON OLEDA GLENN DELORES GLOVER WILLIAM GLOVER BARBARA GOFORTH LENORA GORE CHARLES GOUDE CHARLENE HARKINS PATRICIA HARRIS LILA HARVEY RUBY HAYDEN VIANA HENDRICKS PHYLLIS HICKMAN DORIS HICKS THOMAS HOLLINGSWORTH JOAN HOLLIS BETTY HORTON RAMONA HYBERGER ANNIE INMAN tOl8G JUNIOR COLLEGE CHARLES JOHNSON PATRICIA JOHNSON PAUL KEIL EDNA KENT HOPE KINSER HELEN LACKIE JERRY LAMBERT JUANITA LEE LAWRENCE LEONHARDT DOROTHY LESLIE BETTY LOVELLB GRADY LUKE SHIRLEY McCARN CAR L McDANIEL JAMES MADISON ELOISE MARTIN BETTY MELTON SADIE MURDOCK PREIDA NEAL MARY ANN NETHERLAND FRESHMEN BETTY NOLAN JOHN O ' BANNON VELMA PAINTER DEAN PELTON LAVON PIGOTT SHELBA PITTS SUE POSEY LOUIS PRIDGEN MELVIN PYEATT YVONNE RODGERS PAUL RUNDELL BARBARA SCHULTZ BETTY SEALE WILLIAM SHELL KATHERYN SHIRES DONNA SHORT JOE SIMPSON EUGENE SLOAN ALAN SLOAN MARGARETTA SMITH JUNIOR COLLEGE BERNARD STAGEY VIRGINIA STAGEY BERNARD STANSXY BETTY TENN ' X SON CLAUDE TERRY ALTON THARP JOYCE THARP JOHN THOMPSON LORENE THRASHER VIDA VAUGHT BILLY JO WALKER JOHN WHITAKER GERRY WILLIAMS WILLIAM WILLIAMS GALLIE WOOD THERESE WRIGHT BIBLE COLLEGE SENIORS ' ' Success is just around the corner. President . . JAMES HUMBERTSON Vice-President . . WARREN BEAVERS Secretary LUCY MUMAW SUSAN FOURIE Union of South Africa Who ' s Who Foreign Student Mission Club 1. 2 Secretary Junior Class WARREN BEAVERS Dayton. Tennessee Vlce-Presicient Mission Club Secretary Ministerial Club Vice-President Senior Class President Junior Class BIBLE COLLEGE SENIORS DONALD GIBSON Cleveland, Tennessee President Ministerial Club Who ' s Who Vice-President Junior Class JAMES HUMBERTSON West Virginia President Senior Class LUCY MUMAW Mansfield, Ohio President ' s Cabinet, Secretary Student Council Secretary Senior Class President Ohio State Club Vindagua Staff, Clarion Staff Mission Club, Wittiest Girl Runner-up Miss Lee College Class favorite Welcoming Committee BAYLESS SPRAIN BIBLE COLLEGE JUNIORS JACK ADAMS THEO ARNETT BILL DOBBIN HAROLD DUNNOVAN ESTHER GROELER KENNETH LOONEY BILL PEOPLES DAVID SCEARCE BETTY SHEWMAKER DANIEL VAUGHT LAWRENCE WALSTON KENTON WEATHERMAN BIBLE COLLEGE SOPHOMORES ' ' Cooking lip some good class activities. Class Officers President . LONNIE DEATON Vice-President . . . JOHN DANIELS Secretary-Treasurer . . . MILLIE CROSSWHITE JOE BOWMAN MILLIE CROSSWHITE , JOHN DANIELS WILLIAM DEAN LONNIE DEATON MILDRED DUNHAM GEORGE HACKNEY JAMES HOCKENSMITH SOPHOMORES LeROY KILLMAN JOSEPHINE KON PAUL KUBITSKY BETTY LINDSAY ROBERT PAULINE MAE PUTERBOUGH JAMES ROGERS CLYDE SHANKLE LEON SHEFFIELD HOYT STONE E. C. THOMAS LEONARD TOWNLEY DALLAS VOLIVA MARVIN WALKER CARSON WIGGINS fk iM :f I I ■ ' BIBLE COLLEGE FRESHMEN CARL ALLEN FRANCIS ALLISON GENEVA COGGINS WADE CROTTS CLARENCE DYESS ROBERT FABEL HOLLEY HANCE GISELLA HANKE FRESHMEN HAROLD HAYDEN BOBBIE DELL HENDERSON EDNA INGE WANDA JACKSON ANNIE JOHNSON MILPORD JONES ELIZABETH LONG OLAN MARTIN CECIL MILLER HENRY MORRISON ED CARLOS MUNCY ROBERT OWENS DELOIS PASSMORE CHARLES PRITCHETT JOANNA PYLE SHELBA REYNOLDS HORACE ROUNTREE ERA SCOTT MARCUS SIZEMORE LEE SMITH BIBLE COLLEGE FRESHMEN DONALD SMITH LEVI SPELL MARTIN STUDDARD RICHARD SWISHER JOHN THOMAS JOHN WACKER JOYCE WHITED J. C. GASTON HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS ' ' Ever Onward President . . . KENNETH WALKER Vice-President . . . JERRY McGHEE Secretary GILDA COLVAN PATRICIA BAYNE Cleveland, Tennessee Mission Club Volleyball DAN BOHLER Augusta, Georgia Athletic Club Nobiliare Quartet Baseball J. P. BRELAND Student Council 1 ELIZABETH COLE Marion, South Carolina Mixed Chorus 1, 2, C Mission Club 3 Music 4 GILDA COLVIN Tallahassee, Florida Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer Senior Class 4, Mission Club 3. Music Club 4, Volleyball Cheer Leader 4, Clarion Staff 3, Clarionita Staff 3 MARILYN CORE DELILA DANIEL Cleveland, Tennessee LaVERNE DANIEL Music Club 4, F.H.A. Treasurer 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Captain 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cftptain 4, Basketball 3, 4 PAT DELK Hartwell, Georgia Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Music Club 4, Beta Club Officer 3, Business Manager Memoir 3, Vindagua Business Staff 4, Editor Clarionita 4, Assistant Editor Clarion 4, Who ' s Who 4 SARAH KATHERINE DEMPSIE Sevierville, Tennessee Song Leader 1, F.H.A. Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 4, Softball 2, 4. Basketball 4, Volleyball 1, Pep Band 4, Athletic Club JOYCE DISMUKES ROSALIE FRY Music Club 4 Mission Club 4 Beta Club 4 ERWIN GAINES Seaford, Delaware Junior Class President 3, Senior Class Vice-President 4, Vice-President L Club 3. Senior Class Favorite 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2. 3, 4, Football 1, Beta Club 4, President Delaware State Club 2, Student Council 2 RUTH GEORGE G.A.L. Club 2, 3 Science Club 2 F.B.L.A. Club 4 VESTA HAMILTON Student Council 1. 2. Cheer Leader 1, 2, Junior Play 3 Senior Play 3 Mission Club 4 HENRY HARRINGTON Lake City, Florida Mission Club 3 Music Club 3 Speech Club 4 Quartet 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 DARLENE HERNDON Miami, Florida Beta Club 4, Student Council 1, Most Intelligent 1, President of Freshman Class 1, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Softball 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 4, Athletic Club 4 LYNDELL HERTLEIN Carmi, Illinois Library Club 2, 3 F.H.A. Club 1 Beta Club 4 Mission Club 4 Music Club 4 Vollevball 4 RAY HICKS Sweetioater, Tennessee Studrnt Council 1. 2, 3, 4 L. Club 1 Athletic Club 1. 2, 3. 4 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4 Softball 1, 2, :■, 4 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 MICKEY HORTON JANICE JOHNSON Cincinnati, Ohio Cheer Leader 1, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Music Club 4 Basketball 1. 3 Vollevball 1, 3 Baseball 1, 3 JOYCE ELAINE KEIL Minot, North Dakota EVELYN LLOYD ROSALIE LUTKE Mixed Chorus 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Music Club 4 Beta Club 4 Basketball 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 EUGENIA McBRAYER Atlanta, Georgia KORRINE McGEE Chattanooga, Tennessee JERRY McGHEE Mixed Chorus 2 Girls Choir 4, Band 4 Music Club 4 Mixed Chorus 2. Beta Club 4 Mission Club 4 Chordettes 4 PAT MORRISON Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Softball Captain 3 Athletic Club 3, 4 WILLIAM E. NEWTON Largo, Florida Band 1. 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1 Football 1 Quartet 1, 2 BETTY PAULEY Charleston, West Virginia TOBY PLATT Reading, Pennsylvania Mixed Chorus 1, 2. Basketball 1, 2, 4, Softball 1, 2, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 4, Athletic Club 4, Vice-Presi- dent Freshman Class 1 KENNETH PRATER Cleveland, Tennessee Mixed Chorus 1. Volleyball 2, Play, Purple Towers 3, Athletic Club 1, ' 4, Youth for Christ Club 1, 2. Vice- President Junior Class 3 JAMES SHILLING Cleremont, loioa Volleyball 1, 2. 3 Softball 1, 2 Youth for Christ Club 1, 2 Mission Club 3, 4 ANNETTA SHELTON Middlesboro, Kentucky Volleyball 1, 2. 4 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Softball 1, 2, 4 Speech Club 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Athletic Club 4 BEVERLY SIMMONS Canton, Ohio Choir 1, 2 Beta Club 4 Mission Club 4 Happy Three Trio 4 Halloween Queen 4 GEORGE SODER Lakeland, Florida Beta Club 4 Mission Club 4 THURSTON SPIVEY Kannapolis, North Carolina AARON STANCIL Fort Myers, Florida Softball 4 Volleyball 4 Athletic Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 DAVID SYVERSON El Salvador Softball 1, 2, 3. 4. Co-captain, Mission Club 1. 2, 3. 4, Foreign Student, Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 4, Captain 3. 4, Captain of Tumbline, Club, Basket- ball 1. 2, 3, 4. Easter Cantata 2 KENNETH WALKER Sevierville, Tennessee President of Senior Class 4, Boys ' Choir 1. 4, Athletic Club 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2. 3. 4, Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4, Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer Junior Class 3. President Junior Class 3 JEAN WEATHERMAN French Club 2 Dramatics Club 3 Beta Club 4 F.B.L.A. Club 4 SUE WELCH Bogalusa, Louisiana Softball 1, 2. 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 2. 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Mixed Chorus C, 4 Pep Band 4 SAM WHITTEN Adamsville, Alabama Mixed Chorus 2 Mission Club 2 Youth for Christ Club 3 Youth for Christ Club 4 YVETTE WILLIS Lakeland, Florida Youth for Christ Club 3, 4 Beta Club 4 Student Council 4 Softball 4 Volleyball 4 Basketball 4 MABEL WILLIS 1954-5 5 WELCOMING COMMITTEE DAVID BISHOP, Ch minuan The Lee College Welcoming Committee is composed of the different club of- ficers and the class officers from each class of each division. Its function is to assist new students upon their arrival and during their first few days at Lee. HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS To the Top Class Officers President DEAN WALKER Vice-President .... DON WALKER Secretary . . . BARBARA HERNDON CAROLYN AMISON MARIAN BALDREE JEAN BLEDSOE STELLA BURRIS FAYE CALDWELL SUE CARTER LEON COTHERN ALLEN CROSS HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS FREEMAN SMITH PATSY RUARK MARIA RODRIQUEZ MARTHA PHILLIPS LOIS PERRY PAUL LAUSTER HAROLD LARRAMORE RAYMOND LANKFORD ELLIS KENDALL DONNA MIZYSAK BILL MAURER RUTH ANN KEELING CHARLES HUTH CAROLYN HOLLOWELL BOBBYE HOLCOMB BARBARA HERNDON DONNA FREDERICKSON WOODY FRAZIER DENNY FRANKLIN DELORES DOAN HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS MARGARET SNYDER JAMES STALLINGS JOHN STEWART |{ ir ' H La VERNE TAYLOR ALBERT TAYLOR ROBERT VANCE BONNIE VINEY DEAN WALKER DON WALKER DWANE SMOCK HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES ws starting out. ' ' Class Officers President . . . DEANNA ROBERTSON Vice-President . . . WILLIAM REED Secretary RODNEY SYMES i JANICE ANDREW MONA BRUCE ROY CLARK SHELBY CLONCH CHARLES COOPER JIMMY DOWDY NORMA GRAHAM MARIDELL HITE HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES MARLKNE HUNTER LENA HURST PATRICIA MASSENGIL ALBERT REED WILLIAM REED DEANNA ROBERTSON BEVERLY RUSHER BETTY SALMON CLYDE SMITH EUGENE SPIVEY MARTHA STEVENSON OPIE RAY STEWART RODNEY SYMES DONALD TRISLER ROLAND VINES ROGER WILLIAMS GENIENE WILSON HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN JANIE BALL PERRY Mcdonald EDDIE McGHEE I Biii tf hdM JOAN NEILL PATRICIA PATTERSON SARAH PIGG JIMMY TABOR Vice-President FEBE FLORES Secretary NEOMI PERALTA President . ABINIDAD MARTINEZ RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SENIORS LONNIE BUCKLES FEBE FLORES Nicaragua, Central America Vice-President Senior Class Mission Club Foreign Student RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SENIORS ABINIDAD MARTINEZ Guatemala, C. A. Foreign Student NEOMI PERALTA San AJitonio, Texas Mission Club OSWALDO ROLON Puerto Rico Mission Club Foreign Student Who ' s Who MIRIAM WRIGHT Michigan Mission Club Who ' s Who RELIGIOUS EDUCATION JUNIORS ' ' Studying to sboiv oursehes approved. Class Officers President . WILLIAM PEELER Vice-President . . . . DAN COLTER Secretary MARIA RODRIGUEZ Chaplain . . . JAMES MARSHALL NAMON CALDWELL DAN COLTER DOIT CROSS KENNETH HORNER JAMES MARSHALL WILLIAM PEELER WILLIE ROCHA ABEL SANCHEZ HERBERT WHITEPIELD RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FRESHMEN ' Seffhig goals. Class Officers President . . Vice-President Secretary . , JAMES ALLEN THOMAS BAKER KATHLEEN FITE JAMES ALLEN THOMAS BAKER ULDINE BLACK WALLACE BLACKSHEAR WALTER BROWN JAMES CANHAM EVELYN COFFEY DANIEL COMBS RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FRESHMEN PHILLIP COMBS E. J. DAVIS ROBERT DAWKINS DONALD DeLAUGHTER CHARLES DOVE KATHLEEN FITE JAMES GABVARD CLIFFORD HAFLEY LEWIS HAYDEN JIMMY HERRON JESSE HORN CLYDE HUMBERTSON HUEY JENKINS CHRISTIAAN LeROUX VOSLOO LeROUX FRANKLIN LETT JOHN Mcdowell katherine Mcdowell charles mangum eddie mason RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FRESHMEN ERNEST MOATES ISAAC MORRIS JOHN OLIVER SYLVIA OTERO DAVID SPRINKLE SAMUEL STANLEY FLOYD STRICKLAND RICHARD STUBLER ERNEST TEDFORD A nHHt ' . Umill . W mm J HB JEWELL TRAVIS WILLIAM WATKINS CARSON WEBB mumh WILLIAM THOMAS SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS BILL ABBOTT LINDA BAGGETT THELMA BRADLEY PLAVIUS BURROUGHS J. L. CLARK PATREL COLLINS MARY GRACE COMANS JAMES K. DAVIS MARTHA FORE ERNEST GIEDD MARY GRIFFIN ETHEL GRIFFIS ROGER GUPTON DONALD HAMMAN HUGO HAMMOND ALAN HATHAWAY WANDA JERNIGAN CONNIE JOHNSON KATHLEEN KISER EVELYN KNOX JOHNIE KIDD SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS CHARLES LINTON RALPH MOORE RAYMOND MOORE JIM MOORE REUBEN MORGAN ODINE MORSE ANNIE POPE DREXEL POPE MARY ROOKER ANNIE SAWYER DAVID SEYDA WILLIAM SHIVER HENRY SMITH WENDEL SMITH MARY SOMMERS DONALD STOVALL ELLA MAE STOVER JOAN SWILLEY FRANKLIN TURNER TENNESON TURNER RAY VAUGHN CHARLES VESTER LARRY WALT DAVID WEBB MALCOM WHITTINGTON ■- . A. J. PHILLIPS President JUDY WOOD Secretary ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Executive Committee Not Pictured ROY BURROUGHS CECIL BRIDGES DUDLEY PYEATT ROBERT HUMBERTSON r 1 „ f i -|.«C. ■r i ' - i ' • BETTY JO SMITH A cool, clear stream flowing quietly — unseen — never deviating from its predestined path ... A snow- flake falling unheeded and unnoticed to the ground — its importance to the landscape only discovered in the magnificance of the rising moon. MISS LEE COLLEGE ■ f% tr ■ i ' - ' ' mS ' - JOHN DANIEL A staunch deeply-embedded rock, standing as a hiding place for the pursued nestling . . . The de- termined ocean waves, moving sometimes passionately, sometimes lethargically, however, never ceas- ing to move. MR. LEE COLLEGE BEST LOOKING Jean Bledsoe and Norman Boyles 1C The glory of an ashen moon reflecting gracefully on an endless ocean and an infinity of glittering sand. m f ' ji.j£ . tm,:AA Mll ltMl tlftm MOST POPULAR Betty Melton and Eddie Boyd A cheerful, irresponsible umterfall . . . gurg- ling and gushing ivith an invitation to join him in his merry loanderings. MOST VERSATILE Martha Runion and Phinehas Symes A rose dancing with a celestial essence musing with a terrestial drowsiness. A rose ' X-4i . ' - .! ' — J H ' ;i y . % ii ■■ MOST ATHLETIC Mickey Horton and Lawrence Walston The leaves interrupted in an exciting leafball game by the inability of Mary Maple to fan Oscar Oak. sss MOST TALENTED Delila Daniel and Gene Thompson The raindrops tuning up for their first presentation of the summer season with a noticeably prominent string section. - Wow Bgafi w ,  w«Wfe , . K«.. --sa « iAife48? ' ' «     s 1 1 lii -.fti |pipig-.. 3Reg i Niiii , WITTIEST NV: V , - V .,, ■ . TaSi :.%-■ I tt«. I .s - •■.—-,-. ' ... •yniaiiK ' wBSBKm fff gi i ' Wftm Lucy Mumaw and Kenton Weatherman A twinkling, teasing, hide-and-seek star . . . leaping play- fully from her lofty height only to he lost in the massiveness of the night. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marie Sharp and Douglas Allen The incomparable splendor of the sun ' s incessant journey from the fiery brillance of the East to the cool serenity of the West. - ,„. .- 5 rj. I .x- ' ' ' lis- a ' ■ ' .Vf ' -- ■ W-h J i iiii MOST INTELLIGENT Bonnie Keeling and Jim Brandt The all-seeing sequoia looking ivith benign tolerance on the murmurings of a confused world. CUTEST MARRIED COUPLE Barbara and Frank Weaver A rainbow made up of differing hues united in soul and purpose to form a thing of beauty and wonderment for- ever. k jC - : f X m r P m % y . msm l ; t« m 4 m r i y - BEST LOOKING MR. MISS LEE COLLEGE Lucy Mumaw and David Bishop RUNNERS-UP MOST VERSATILE Yvonne Alford AND David Bishop Naomi Brockman AND Bob Jackson MOST POPULAR Jerry Goff and Marilyn Core MOST ATHLETIC MOST TALENTED Alva Clayton and LeRoy Killman Elveida Duncan and Bob Pauline RUNNERS-UP WITTIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pat Massengill and Benny Black Bill Dobben and Bonnie Keeling MOST INTELLIGENT CUTEST MARRIED COUPLE Yvonne Alford and Bill Dobben Connie and Kenneth Looney STUDENT LEADERS David Bishop, Student Body President; Douglas Allen, Student Body Vice-Presi- dent; Elveida Duncan, Student Body Secretary; Betty Jo Smith, Miss Lee College; John Daniel, Mr. Lee College; Marie Sharp, Vindagua Editor; Bonnie Keeling, Clarion Editor; Hildra Hulett, Student Council President; James Brandt, Scholar- ship; and Johannes Fourie, Mission Club President David Bishop Junior College Marie Sharp Junior College WHO ' S WHO Douglas Allen Junior College Jerry Goff Junior College Donald Gibson Bible College Susan Fourie Bible College IN AMERICAN COLLEGES OSWALDO ROLON Religious Education Miriam Wright Religious Education Pat Delk High School Erwin Gaines High School AND UNIVERSITIES Beverly Simmons High School Kenneth Walker High School 6otuh- - Jto A J -UHfJitkA, President WARREN BEAVERS Vice-President L. C. SMITH Secretary . KENNETH LOONEY MINISTERIAL CLUB President Warren Beavers Sponsor Robert Humbertson MOTTO: Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel. Mark 16:15b President Phinehas Symes Sponsor Betty Hockensmith Sponsor Ernest Powers ATHLETIC CLUB MOTTO: ' ' On the fields of friendly strife , one is preparing for the trials of life. President Vice-President . Secretary . PHINEHAS SYMES MARILYN CORE MARIAN BALDREE President Eddie Boyd Sponsor Martha Blackwell Sponsor Edward Williams MUSIC CLUB MOTTO: ' ' Music — the art of happy living: ' President EDDIE BOYD Vice-President NORMAN BOYLES Secretary DELILA DANIEL President Vice-President Secretary . Chaplain Chorister Pianist . JOHN FOURIE DOILE KING WILMA GENTRY ROBERT MOREE JAMES KIRKLAND ELVEIDA DUNCAN MISSIONS CLUB MOTTO: ' ' To the Regions Beyond. Presid ent John Fourie Sponsor Avis Swiger i President James Hockensmith Sponsor Beatrice Odom Sponsor Elmer Odom YOUTH FOR CHRIST CLUB MOTTO: ' ' Save to Serve, President JAMES HOCKENSMITH Vice-President JOHN DANIELS Secretary . . may PUTERBAUGH Chorister DON BOWDLE Accordionist BOB PAULINE SPEECH CLUB MOTTO: ' ' Speech is a part of you and your daily life. President Bill Dobben Sponsor Alexander Delk President Pat Delk Sponsor Stanley Butler BETA CLUB MOTTO: Ducamus alliis scri ' iendi by serving others. -Let us lead President . Vice-President Secretary PAT DELK DELILA DANIEL CAROLYN HOLLOWELL President Vice-President Secretary m ff H BETTY JO SMITH JOHN THOMPSON MARTHA PYEATT Future Business Leaders of America Club MOTTO: ' Leaders in the Business field mean more economic yield. ' ' President Betty Jo Smith Sponsor Dudley Pyeatt President Allen Sloan Sponsor Edith Mooney Future Teachers of America Club MOTTO: Dare Something Worthy. President Vice-President . Secretary SARAH PIGG DAGMAR JOYCE THARP DELORES DOAN Home Economic Club MOTTO: ' Homemaking is the art of real living. President Sarah Pigg Sponsor Lois Beach President . Vice-President Secretary . DAVID BISHOP JOHN DANIELS ALVA CLAYTON I L Club MOTTO: ' If fakes fhe combined qualifies of an alerf mind, a sfrong, healfhy body and good sporfsmanship fo make a frnly greaf afblefe. President David Bishop Sponsor Betty Hockensmith Sponsor Ernest Powders ' t aeo t a ti (u oMPUf David Bishop student Body President STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Elected annually by the students of Lee College in a student campaign. Douglas Allen Vice-President Elveida Duncan Secretary CABINET DAVID BISHOP . . Prcsvlcnt BILL DOBBEN JERRY GOFF JIM BRANDT ANNETTE BURROUGHS LUCY MUMAW L. C. SMITH PROGRAM COMMITTEE JERRY GOFF . . . Chairman JOAN ASHBY DICKIE GOUDE BETTY SMITH EDDIE BOYD (Not Shown) NEWTON FIELDS SCHOOL RELATIONS COMMITTEE BILL DOBBEN . . Chairman BONNIE SUE KEELING LUZ SOTO GENE POWERS HENRY MORRISON HOYT STONE LUCY MUMAW, Associate Editor PAUL RUNDELL, Athletic Editor MARILYN CORE, Athletic Editor JIM BRANDT, Administration Editor Sponsors Mr. F. I. Smith Mrs. Beatrice Odom Mr. Harold F. Douglas Norman Boyles Art Editor Organisation Editors Lucy Mumaw Club Editor Jim Brandt Administration Editor Martha Pyeatt Snapshot Editor Yvonne Alford Feature Editor Bob Moree Eleanor Stout Eloise Martin Jerry Goff Class Editors Naomi Brockman Yvonne Alford Feature Editors Martha Pyeatt Dickie Goude Snapshot Editors Paul Rundell Athletic Editor Eleanor Stout Class Editor Naomi Brockman Featxire Editor Eddie Boyd Organization Editor DOUGLAS ALLEN ALEX DUNN BOBBY DAUGHTERY BETTY JO SMITH PAT DELK Business Manager Assistant Business Managers Douglas Allen Business Manager THE BUSINESS STAFF OF THE 195 5 VINDAGUA Typists LA VON PIGOTT LOIS SIMS VIANA THERESA WRIGHT HENDRICKS Miss Dorcas Sharp . . Sponsor Miss Bonnie Keeling Ed it 01 CLARION STAFF The Clarion is a monthly pubUcation of Lee College and the Alumni Association. Dorcas Sharp is the faculty sponsor. -« ' 3 1 BOB DAUGHTERY Business Manager BETTY MELTON Circulation Editor LUCY MUMAW Alumni Editor GAIL RAMSEY BETTY JO SMITH BOBBIE GALLIHAR Typists TOMMY BATTS Associate Editor ANNETTE BURROUGHS Circulation BONNIE KEELING Editor JANICE CREEL ALEX DUNN Neivs Editor Sports Editor ! ' i ' T ' V ' :7 ' ' :fT ' ' 7T ' %. DAVID BISHOP Feature Editor MARILYN CORE Circulation SHARON BALL Society Editor Pat Delk Editor The Clarionita is a monthly publication of Lee College School happenings. CLARIONITA STAFF ft Wl r .,s 0 ' K T4 ' ■ ' ■.• ' • ' ' ' ;,■ ' ' i i imspis m- LEE COLLEGE BAND BASS Bill Newton John O ' Bannon BARITONE Honette Echols Floyd Strickland Allen Cross TROMBONE Elizabeth Long Jean Neil Grady Luke Sue Carter Dean Walker FRENCH HORN Lois Dinkins Ed Stallings Robert Vance ALTO SAXOPHONE Betty Lovelle Shirley Burtrum Maridell Hite TENOR SAXOPHONE Pat Harris PERCUSSION Bobby Holcomb Sarah Dempsie Lena Hurst Delila Daniel Eugenia McBrayer TRUMPETS Jerry Goff John Horton Thomas Madden Don Walker Betty Smith Bill Batts Betty Lindsay Phinehas Symes Bob Daughtery Don Bowdle CLARINETS Richard Morehead Faculty Sue Welch Yvonne Rodgers Gail Ramsey Betty Horton Geneva Coggins Marilyn Core Elveida Duncan Bobby Gallihar BAND OFFICERS Jerry Goff Betty Jo Smith Honette Echols DIRECTOR Edward L. Williams fir ♦ v  T GIRLS ' CHOIR Martha Blackwell Director Roosevelt Miller Director Martha Runion Pianist BOYS ' CHOIR CHOIRS t Roosevelt Miller Director Mrs. R. L. Platt Director MIXED CHOIR Lee Aires gail ramsey oleda glenn lillian friedly P ' m - wKl -f fllH B K ' M d i B fe ' B l t. B -■- ' c Messengers Quartet tom madden lawrence leonhardt gene thompson james morris ED WILLIAMS, Pianist . Melodiers dianna roberts lavern taylor betty lovelle JEAN BLEDSOE, Pianist GOSPELETTES WANDA JACKSON IRMA BILLETTE PHILLIS H ICKMAN JERRY WILLIAMS SHELBA PITTS, Pianist Girls Trio BETTY LOVELLE LILLIAN FRIEDLY LOIS PERRY Girls Trio pat harris elizabeth sanders elveida duncan Happy Harmony Quartet erwin gaines HAROLD LARRAMORE JOHN O ' BANNON L. W. SPELL DOUGLAS ALLEN, Pianist CORDETTS SHELBA PITTS KORINE McGEE PAT JOHNSON MARTHA BLACKWELL, Pianist Crusaders FLA VIS BURROUGHS DANNY BOLLER HENRY HARRINGTON BUDDY REED EDMON STALLINGS, Pianist f Jo Ann Ashby Eddie Boyd USHERS tijs o dliOA tM Siiff 0 vv::Aj2jd Junior College Seniors L .: Junior College Freshmen BOYS ' SOFTBALL Get ' em, Bob. Coach Powers Champs, Bible College Yea Dave! Strike!! High School Freshmen and Sophomores Good try, Shirley. High School Juniors I , Mrs. Hockensmith Coach College Freshmen Hij h School Seniors Almost a home rim, Alton. c n - n ' Junior College Seniors Bible College BOYS ' VOLLEYBALL Junior College Freshmen TT High School Juniors and Seniors High School Freshmen and Sophomores Junior College Seniors Junior College Freshmen GIRLS ' VOLLEYBALL High School Seniors Over Frances. steady, Girl K? — ;i i ' fxi0R. I . ■-.:;_■.-«■ 1 . ' liii „m_m High School Juniors Camera shy! i. c Junior College Seniors CHEER LEADER ' S High School Juniors and Seniors High School Freshmen and Sophomores Junior College Freshmen Lee College Gymnasium stepping high ! No help wanted, please! Ohamps— High School Juniors and Seniors BOYS ' BASKETBALL Got to hold your face right, Dave. Up, up, and away! Bible College Junior College Seniors Junior College Freshmen High School Freshmen and Sophomores Independents Champs Junior College Freshmen GIRLS ' BASKETBALL I ' Aive up. Where is it? Snow Bird Mary for two! Your ' n or Our ' n? Two, prolly? Junior College Seniors High School Juniors High School Seniors % ' . V h (uXJu) OUa aAautAjtS (Shi Heavy? -n, ■i ' ' s-S ' ? Identifications Please? Kirk Welcoming Committee Loafing • Y ' all Come! Are Your Knees Knocking, Annet+e? Little Bit Our Secretary Cadillac ' Echles Who You For? Qec;f Winning Speech Student Body Election Votes Pleasel Fall Picnic Let ' s Play CheckersI Chaperone Who ' s Dead? Halloween Party jr ,x ,o ' ntin ' Top Ha Moonlight Roses ' per or t Christmas Campus Nativity Scene ' 0 Loafing Prolly Caught in the Act! i|iWwf is -.. .- ■ ' i Spring Housecleaning Check That Hat R- e. J, £. Freshmen U unlors S enfors c  ' ' H. S. Seniors Bev Erwin ' ■- Co e Adrell 9e Si D, H. on Sara 5. Fres irnen . Jr. College Freshmen Joann Holly .w fi ' t , ndi ' oph Co , omof, ®ge es ' •ec eroy Don Kenneth Prater Martha Pyeate James Swilley Lois Dinkins Joyce Miller Jackie Scott Gail Ramsey Loing Elvedia Duncan Erwin Gaines Miriam Wright Irmagene Ellis Marvin Walker my M Lonnle Deaton Pat Bayne Delores Murphy Gaye Soder ID. t ' ff w « r laity we nave finidlted it! J ope uou tihe it! Une S tajff m BUr H I L! J H -t imf (3 1 4 Dear Advertisers and Sponsors, i We realize the sponsors of any production are essential for its f success. For several years you have responded loyally and gener- ously. The VINDAGUA has been fortunate in receiving your ready replies of Certainly, I ' ll take an ad, or T shall be glad to sponsor you. Your response has helped make this 195 5 VINDAGUA a reality. The yearbook staff joins the entire student body in expressing our sincere gratitude for your wonderful interest and support. The 195 5 Vindagua Staff L. H. AULTMAN State Overseer S. A. LUKE Youth Director Students from North Carolina, the Tarheel State ' .f - ' M D. C. BOATWRIGHT State Overseer WALLACE SWILLEY, Jr. Youth Director OLARENCE BUSBY Secretary -Treasurer N. C. RIDGEWAY t _ CLELL W. RAY CLYDE BOLT W. E. WRIGHT ■jrf ' ™ HUBERT S. NORRIS MAX L. ATKINS EARL PAULK, Jr. A. H. GRIFFIN PAUL T. STOVER GEORGIA BOARD MEMBERS Students from Georgia, the Cracker State ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AT CAMPGROUND Georgia State Tabernacle V SOUTH CAROLINA STATE COUNCIL Seated, left to right: W. E. Dowdy, W. P. Stallings, H. B. Ramsey— State Overseer, G. F. Dempsey, W. D. Childers. Standing: J. B. Camp, J. D. Smith, George Johnston! R. V. Dillingham, C. M. Jinkerson. South Carolina State Parsonage H. B. RAMSEY State Overseer JAMES SHEALY Youth Director Students from South Carolina, the Palmetto State ■ m ipy r w i Students from Tennessee, the Volunteer State W. E. JOHNSON State Overseer FRED JERNIGAN Youth Director 1- -ON. ' 1 ■ i - X . HOMER J. BOATMAN Youth Director EARL P. PAULK, Sr. State Overseer Students from Florida, the Land of Sunshine Students from Ohio, the Buckeye State I J. H. WALKER State Overseer RALPH DAY Youth Director A. M. PHILLIPS State Overseer W. E. HOLCOMB Youth Director Students from Kentucky, the Blue Grass State Students from Alabama the Yellowhammer State State Overseer AND Council Seated: Left to right: Joseph L. Milli- gan, State Youth Director; John L. Byrd, State Overseer; and A. L. Bur- roughs, State Councillor. Standing; Left to right: All Councillors — F. M. Sides. J. T. Peoples, W. L. Williamson, Carl Green, A. V. Coker, L. W. Mcln- tyre, Raymond Taylor, and E. W. Wil- son. GEORGE LEMONS State Overseer O. C. McCANE Youth Director Students from Virginia, the Old Dominion State F. W. GOFF State Overseer RAYMOND D. HARRIS Youth Director State Council SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: George King Joel Brown Stanley Joplin Students from Illinois, the Prairie State State Overseer and Council Seated, left to right: Tom M. White, W. H. Henry, J. D. Bright, State Overseer; Ray T. Hill, Lester Foster Standing, left to right: J. C. Atkins, J. T. Gilliam, L. L. Green, C. R. Thomison, and W. D. Watwood Students from Texas, the Lone Star State State Youth Director AND Youth Board Left to right: C. A. Starks Chairman J. Delbert Mitchell State Youth Director Students from West Virginia, the Mountain State State Overseer and Council Seated, left to right: Hollis L. Green, State Youth Director; G. C. Hamby, State Overseer; and C Milton Parsons, State Secretary-Treasurer. Standing, left to right: L. L. McDaniel, J. F. O ' Hara, H. H Hungate W. H. Campton, Paul T. Nance. M. A. Gifford, Ray Rodeheaver, Earl J. Gilbert, and Earl P. King. • V lUSlof . C. R. SPAIN State Overseer DON AULTMAN Youth Director Students from Michigan, the Wolverine State - I V r liiiiiM - Miilil 1 ■ 4 Y. W. KIDD State Overseer BOB WHITE Youth Director Students from Missouri, the Show-Me State Students from Louisiana, the Pehcan State B. E. ELLIS State Overseer CHRISTOPHER MOREE Youth Director State Overseer and Council Seated, left to right: B. M. White, State Councillor; James A. Stephens, State Overseer; E. M. Abbot, State Youth Director Standing, left to right: State Councillors— E. E. Rhodes, R. E. Hall, W. E. Johnson, J. D. Combs Students from Indiana, the Hoosier State H. T. STATUM State Overseer J. E. DEVORE Youth Director Students from Mississippi, the Magnoha State C. W. COLLINS, State Overseer, and DEAN MACALLISTER, Youth Director with Students from Arizona, the Grand Canyon State Students from New Mexico, the Land of En- chantment; Colorado, the Centennial State BRADY DENNIS State Overseer of New Mexico G. W. HODGES State Overseer Students from Arkansas, the Wonder State L. A. HOLT Youth Director THE LEE COLLEGE FORENSIC CLUB V. D. COMBS State Overseer of New England States THE NEW STATE PARSONAGE Congratulations from the Churches of God of Nebraska, the Cornhusker State i. -•Sv JT ' - .. jiiiiil FRED E. BRADLEY State Overseer D. G. HOMNER, State Overseer, and Students from Washington, the Evergreen State; Oregon the Beaver State HENRY C. STOPPE State Overseer GLADYS HANKE Youth Director GISILLA HANKE Student from New Jersey, the Garden State STUDENTS FROM CALIFORNIA Compliments of California, the Golden State € a s RALPH WILLIAMS State Overseer PAUL L. WALKER, State Youth Director MRS. PAUL L. WALKER, State Secretary RAY H. HUGHES National Sunday School and Youth Director O. W. POLEN Assistant National Sunday School and Youth Director Compliments of the NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL and YOUTH DEPARTMENT J. Newby Thompson Earl P. Paulk, Jr. Earl T. Golden BOARD MEMBERS Fred Jernigan W. P. STANLEY Editor Sunday School Department LEWIS J. WILLIS Editor Lighted Pathway ASSOCIATE BOARD MEMBERS Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light. Matthew 11:28-30 The undergirding principles which are found in an educational institution should be for the purpose of indoctrinating its students with the philosophies of redemption, for the sole purpose of going into all the world and preaching the Gospel. The above picture shows society in Central America burdened as beasts of the field with heavy loads going over the approach to the boat that is to land them on the other side of Lake Atitlan. These heavy burdens portray the load that is carried by sorrowing souls who have not as yet heard the Gospel of the Son of God. Therefore, it is the purpose of the Church of God For- eign Missions program to send missionaries into the romote recesses of the world by the co-opera- tion, the prayers, the good-will, and the temporal means of our people here in the United States. We are not asking the nationals of this land to unload their heavy burden of earthenware, but we do offer to them the Christ of Calvary Who can deliver their souls from the burdens of sin. That is the crux of the philosophy of redemption. Contributions to send the missionary into the romote sections of the world, to foster an all- out educational program, to flood foreign fields with religious literature, and to support the national may be sent to Church of God Foreign Missions Department, 1080 Montgomery Avenue, Cleve- land, Tennessee. The donor will receive an official receipt for the contribution which is tax-deduc- tible, and the money will go one hundred per cent for the cause for which it has been designated. Our motto in the Church of God Foreign Missions Department is found m Romans 1 :1G— The whole gospel for the ivhole man in the ivhole world. BRADLEY MOTOR COMPANY CLEVELAND BANK TRUST COMPANY Chevrolet Sales and Service Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phome 2020 260 Inman Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE SAVINGS, LOANS, AND TRUSTS ' 2% interest paid on savings ' Phone 251 or 252 SNACK HOUSE NO. 2 ' The Student ' s Favorite ' Phone 1633-W Compliments of B. B. STORES Cleveland ' )?; Leading Food Stores HARDWICK ' S RETAIL STORE Clothes for College Men and Women CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE ABEL HARDWARE COMPANY Furniture and Hardware Telephone 1171 55 First Street, N. W. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of PenneyS ALWAYS ;:F. J., R ' S W::m ' li imM0:k CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE MOORE ' S AND FIVE POINT PHARMACY Where you are always welcome Phones 1600 and 337 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE MILLER ' S J. D. HARSHBARGER, Manager Dry Goods-Notions-Shoes-Clothing Ready -to-ioear-Furnishings CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS TOBY ' S FOOD STORE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY Specializing in — QUALITY MEATS FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES GROCERIES CALL 897 150 Central Avenue, N. W. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE It is a genuine pleasure to serve your College. Our association has been most pleasant. SERVICE CLEANERS Phone 245 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Parsonage Phone 896-W CHURCH PHONE 896-J Church of God Hour WBAO— Sunday, 9:00 a.m. North Cleveland Church of Cod 335 Eleventh Street, N. E. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 a.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICES 7:30 p.m. PRAYER SERVICE, WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m. Y. P. E., FRIDAY 7:30 p.m. FLOYD TIMMERMAN, Pastor MOORE FURNITURE COMPANY, Inc. Where you feather your nest with a little down 160 Church, N. E. Phone 1376 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of W. O. HORNER and SON Cleveland ' s Jewelers Since 1882 THE SPOT Hot Dogs-Hamburgers-Malted Milk OCOEE STREET When you say it with flowers, say it with ours JONES FLOWER SHOP 172 First Street, N. E. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE ON THE CHEROKEE TRAIL . . . CHEROKEE HOTEL Cleveland ' s Social and Civic Center Phone 781 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Compliments of CLEVELAND CLOTH STORE Church Street, N. E. CILEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of CALLAWAY GROCERY Ocoee Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY, Inc. Everything for the Office School Supplies LORRY L. HILL, Manager 170 Church Street Phone 850 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Com,pliments of McLAIN AND SON Funeral Directors Since 1897 McDARIS BROTHERS CLOTHIERS You can trust the quality Telephone 77 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE TOWN AND COUNTRY RESTAURANT Cleveland ' s Finest High 64, One Block East of Highway 11 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of CLEVELAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM Compliments of CLEVELAND LAUNDRY CLEANERS Phone 1690 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CENTRAL Cleveland ' s Leading Drug Store ' Where everyone meets WALGREEN AGENCY Compliments of BRADLEY SUPPLY COMPANY, Inc. J. W. ROBINSON, General Manager 390 Ocoee Street, S. W. Phone 2121 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE DAVIS ' The Things You Want at the Price You Want to Pay ' CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of M. C. HEADRICK GROCERY 555 E. Central Avenue CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE VEST ' S GROCERY DAIRY PRODUCTS ' FOR THE BEST TRY VEST It it ' s best, it ' s Vest ' s Homoginized Milk Phone 819 Gaut Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE MERCHANTS BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ' Always ready to serve you ' CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE C. C. CARD AUTO COMPANY, Inc. COOK ' S FOOD STORE ' On the Square Free Delivery CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Ford Sales and Service Phone 131 125 Inman Street, N. E. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE DOOLEY ' S DRUG STORE CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY ' MANUFACTURERS OF VELVO FLOUR CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE The Rexall Store ED DOOLEY, Prop. Telephones 16 and 17 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Compliments of COLONIAL BAKING COMPANY CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE T HE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. Paint-Wallpaper-Venetian Blinds Art Supplies Phone 1787 65 Ocoee Street, N. W. Compliments of W. W. BYARS SON Distributor of Products by ROYAL and VICTOR, WORLD ' S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES Compliments of CLEVELAND LINCOLN-MERCURY COMPANY First Street, N. W. Phone 1257 CLEVELAND HOME SUPPLY COMPANY Venetian Blinds — Mohawk Carpet Floor Coverings Call us for free estimates Phone 2591 80 Second Street, N. E. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE SHUGART ' S FLOWERS Lovely flowers, style, and artistry in all corsages; withj only the finest flowers and materials. ' Our motto is Corsages Always Beautiful Please place your order early at Shugart ' s 33 Ocoee Street Phones 299-Night 80 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ■J 4 .ftilBBE- D. C. RENNER WHOLESALE PARKS-BELK COMPANY Wholesale Groceries Fruits, Vegetables, and Sundries ' Cleveland ' s Largest Department Store ' CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE 190 Edwards Street, N. E. Phones 1626 and 700 qLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS from The Business Staff of the 1955 VINDAGUA DOUG ALLEN Business Manager BOB DAUGHTERY Assistant ALEX DUNN Assistant BETTY JO SMITH Assistant PAT DELK _.__. Assistant Cleveland National Bank Established 1866 FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Member Federal Reserve Deposit Insurance Corporation CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE The opportunity to be the school photographer has afforded me not only the chance to put my heart and soul in the attempt to make the pictures for this VINDAGUA the best in the history of Lee, but it has also made possible my attendance at Lee. LEON SHEFFIELD, Photographer As you scan through these pages with fond mem- ories, I hope you will enjoy the pictures as much as I have enjoyed making them. Compliments of THE CHURCH OF GOD PUBLISHING HOUSE CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE . .:i s |: i ' ' ™ ' ii ' =...-ir- MW M - . ' .■ ' ' ' ' -■ . •. , ••■ .. N.V . . .-. 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