Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1956 volume:

Lee College William G. Squires Library GIFT OF MARY EMMALINE McCALL MOI IQ BE XAKEM QUI WiMIsm G. Sqyiros library ' :.. f Coiley IL. ' ' • ' « • . { o $° s ff . . . as the clay is in the potter ' s hand, so are ye in mine hand ... ALEX DUNN, JR Editor-in-Chief YVONNE ALFOR.D Associate Editor CHARLES D. GOUDE Business Manager LEE COLLEGE ( -leueiand, SJenneddee Rough, chipped, bold and forbidding, Cold and grey, beaten and badly worn By the repeated annals of untold footsteps; Sad, joyous, some indifferent, I ' ve borne. Your ecstasy, remorse, hope and regret, Dislike and scorn, disappointment and fear, Secrets of love, joys of success, and pains of loss; You in me have confided in silent solace here. Your crumbling castles on my stern brow Have given support toward higher goals to soar. We ' re some of each other; a part of the whole; Look to the past, the future is ours, and more. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING C: ■ ACADEMIC BUILDING MELODY HALL ALUMNI BUILDING t « .,;.! .,=■--,----- -- : a IP i '  11 iw DINING HALL AUDITORIUM SIMMONS HALL NORA CHAMBERS HALL THARP HALL 3s: s: ■■  ■ ■■ ■■ mm ■■ ■■ ■■ mm m ■■ ■■ mmm ELLIS HALL The staff of the 1956 VINDAGUA joins with the students and faculty in recog- nizing Mrs. Nina Driggers on her twelfth anniversary at our college. During the past twelve years, Mrs. Driggers has been a v.tal part of this in- stitution. By her standards of hard work and Christian ideals she has won the respect and admiration of all who know and work with her. Therefore, in recognition of her past services and in anticipation of the years to come, we proudly and sincerely dedi- cate this our 1956 VINDAGUA to Mrs. Nina Driggers. Then I went down to the potter ' s house, and, behold, he wrought a work on the wheels. FOREWORD The potter, tempering soft earth with delicate fingers, shapes the whirling lump of clay with skillful hands, prudent hands that have fashioned many vessels just like this one. Slowly but distinctly the bit of earth takes form and the once shapeless lump of clay gives rise to a definite pattern. There — it is finished. No, not yet. The potter gently lifts the earthen form from the wheel and places it into the glowing kiln where the fervent white flames will harden and strengthen the soft clay. When it has baked, he carefully takes it from the simmering coals, cools it and begins the final process — the finishing touch. With accurate strokes of the brush, he emblazons it with brilliant colors that blush like the rainbow just after an April shower. A shapeless lump of earth has been transformed into a beautiful, charming vessel right before our eyes. Thus, we are the clay from which the vessel is molded. The Great Potter is Christ, whose hands are the faculty and administration which fashion our lives after Him. The baking and painting processes are those activities such as picnics, ball games, elections, and banquets which go into making us well- rounded individuals. True, they each play an important role in molding and finishing the vessel. Yes, life at Lee has been a molding process that we shall not soon forget. In the years to come as you scan the pages of our 19 5 6 Vindagua, we hope that it will help you recall fond memories of life here at Lee College where you, like the potter ' s vssel have been molded for the Master ' s use. Alex Dunn, Jr., Editor PRESIDENT R. Leonard Carroll, B.A., M.S. B.A., Furman University; M.S., University of Tennessee; Additional graduate work, Erskine Seminary, University of Chattanooga, Furman Universitv BUSINESS MANAGER Marvin Golden Lee College REGISTRAR Robert Humbertson, A.B., M.A. A.B., University of Maryland, Lee College M.A., Ohio State University - - DIVISION HEADS SCHOOL OF RELIGION R. H. Gause, Jr., A.B., B.D. SCHOOL OF MUSIC Eward L. Williams, B.M. JUNIOR COLLEGE R. L. Piatt, B.A., M.A BOARD of DIRECTORS D. C. BOATWRIGHT H. L. CHESSER JOHN L. BYRD L. H. AULTMAN JAMES STEVENS FACULTY , FRANCES ARRINGTON CHARLES BEACH MARTHA BLACKWELL STANLEY BUTLER CIFFORD DENNISON NINA DRIGGERS LOIS BEACH HUBERT BLACK EUGENE CHRISTENBURY ALEXANDER DELK RUFUS GAUSE BETTY HOCKENSMITH fcA. ' kribfe FACULTY | ROBERT HUMBERTSON EDITH MOONEY I BEATRICE ODOM RUBY HURST FRANCIS MOONEY ELMER ODOM DONALD KOON ROOSEVELT MILLER MABEL MOREHEAD RICHARD MOREHEAD MARY PLATT R. L. PLATT FACULTY M DUDLEY PYEATT EDWARD WILLIAMS STAFF ULNA BLACK STAFF :harles graham Maintenance WILLIAM JOHNSON Maintenance 3ETTY MADISON Bookkeeper LORENE HALL Bookkeeper INEZ JONES Secretary to Registrar CLEONE McLAIN Assistant Librarian NORA GOINS JAMES GOLDEN Maintenance Maintenance JO ANN HUMBERTSON GRADY HURST Library Cafeteria ALICE JONES KATHRYN JUSTINN Assistant Dean of Women Dean of Women NELL MUNCY R. C. MUNCY Manager of Snack Shop Manager of Cafeteria DORSIE PHILLIPS Cafeteria MARTHA PYEATT Secretary to Principal BETTY POPE Bookkeeper DELLA SCOGGINS Cafeteria ARTHUR PRESSLEY Maintenance CLYDE SHANKLE Manager of Laundry GAYNELL PYEATT Secretary to President ARCHIE SWIGER Policeman STUDENT EMPLOYEES R. to L. Row 1: Clyde Maples, Kenton Weatherman, Leland Alderman, Tommy Avinger, John Stewart, Fred Brannen, Bill Wade, Emmett Hinkley, Duane Smock, Bob Cox. Row 2: Raymond Lankford, Jo Ann Hollis, Euna Jean Alexander, Elaine Moore, Alene Moore, Betty Salmon, Mary Gibson, Virginia Nichols, Linda Jordan, Vida Vaught. Row 3: J. W. Falagan, David Higgins, Jack Barron, James Rogers, Oleta Wood, Sylvia Reagan, Mary Willis, Frances Hildreth, Wayne Chelette, Joe Muncy, Dorsie Philips. Row 4: Norman Nash, Carole Beaty, Martha Simp- son, Betty Alderman, Maria Drewes, Douglas Fitzgerald, Lora Nell McClain, Lisa Walton, Jim Dowdy, Wayne Bloss Row 5: Velma Painter, JoAnn Bell, Kathy Kiser, Frances Allison, Ethelene Alexander, Kathy Fite, Darlene Tucke: Jo Kon, Franklin Lavender. i DIRECTORY of LEE COLLEGE TEACHERS 1955-56 Cleveland, Tennessee FRANCES ARRINGTON, B.S., Mathematics. B.S., Jacksonville State Teachers College, Lee College; Graduate work, George Peabody College for Teachers CHARLES R. BEACH, B.S., M.A., Spanish, French. B.S., University of Tennessee, Lee College; MA., University of Tennessee, University of Paris LOIS UNDERWOOD BEACH, B.S., M.S., Home Economics, Science, Art. B. S., University of Tennessee, Flat River Junior College, Campbell College; M.S., University of Tennessee, Iowa State College; Additional graduate work, University of Paris HUBERT P. BLACK, B.S., Social Studies, Physical Education. B.S., Jacksonville State Teachers College, Lee College; Graduate work, University of Chattanooga MARTHA BLACKWELL, Piano. University of Montana, Minot State Teachers College, Lee College, University of Chattanooga STANLEY BUTLER, B.S., M.A., Science, Social Studies. B.S., Jacksonville State Teachers College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Additional graduate work, George Peabody College for Teachers EUGENE CHRISTENBURY, B.A., M.A., Religion, Social Studies. B.A., M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers ALEXANDER W. DELK, B.A. , B.D., Religion, Speech. B.A., Scarritt College, Madison College, George Peabody College for Teachers; B.S., Vanderbilt University; Additional graduate work, Scarritt College CLIFFORD DENNISON, B.A., Biology. B.A., Marshall College, Greenville State Teachers College, Lee College NINA EDGE DRIGGERS, A.B., M.A., English A.B., Asbury College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers, University of Tennessee RUFUS H. GAUSE, JR., A.B., B.D., Religion. A.B., Presbyterian College, Emmanuel College; B.D., Columbia Theological Seminary BETTY HOCKENSMITH, B.S., Business Education, Physical Education. B.S., North Texas State Teachers College ROBERT HUMBERTSON, A.B., M.A., Speech. A.B., Universty of Maryland, Lee College; M.A., Ohio State University MYRTLE HURST, B.A., Piano. kB.A, University of Chattanooga, Lee College; Graduate work, University of Chattanooga DONALD KOON, B.A., Speech, Business Math. B.A., University of Florida ROOSEVELT MILLER, Music. Furman University, Holmes Bible College, Lee College, University of Chattanooga EDITH NELSON MOONEY, B.S., M.A., History, Education. B.S., University of Alabama; M.A., University of Alabama; Additional graduate work, University of Minnesota FRANCIS MOONEY, B.S., M.A., Reading. B.S., University of Tennessee, Lee College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Additional graduate work, University of Chicago, George Peabody College for Teachers MABEL MOREHEAD, Piano University of Chattanooga, Detroit Institute of Musical Art, Lee College RICHARD L. MOREHEAD, B.A.. English. B.A., Vanderbilt University BEATRICE HAMILTON ODOM, B.A., M.A., Christian Education. B.A., Bob Jones University; M. A., George Peabody College for Teachers ELMER FRANKLIN ODOM, B.A., M.A., Religion. B.A., Bob Jones University, University of Chattanooga, University of Florida; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers, University of Tennessee MARY PLATT, B.A., Eiiglsh, Bible. B.A., University of Chattanooga, George Peabody College for Teachers, University of Tennessee, Lee College; Graduate work, George Peabody College for Teachers RUFUS L. PLATT, B.A. , M.A., Social Science, Industrial Arts. B.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Additional graduate work, George Peabody College for Teachers J. DUDLEY PYEATT, JR., B.S., M.A., Business Education. B.S., George Peabody College for Teachers, Lee College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers DORCAS R. SHARP, B.A. , M.A., English. B.A., Southeastern Louisiana College, Lee College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers AVIS SWIGER, Missions, Religion. Salem College HELEN IRENE SYMES, Accordion. Lee College, Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, University of Chattanooga EDWARD WILLIAMS, B.A., Music. B.A., Birmingham Southern College, Lee College; Graduate work, Jacksonville State Teachers College FEATURES Got him trained? ' ..•••..- ' -...... Executives, huh? Caught in the act! Perfect parents Is this part of the program Home demonstration. PWhich twin (??) works harder? Who ' s the big wheel? ALUMNI ASSOCIATION FRED JERNIGAN, Vice-President LOIS DINKINS, Recording Secretary ROBERT HUMBERTSON Executive Secretary Class e$ ,,, ' V S ' .« ; ;, -H, v. N c .v . ' 4: feTV H f . . W ? r ? A ? r rt} , tfw o« wr potter; and tue all are the work of thy hand. . . . BIBLE COLLEGE SENIORS Preparing for the Flight President of the class is Lawrence Walston; Vice-Pres dent, Kenton Weatherman; and Secretary-Treasurer, Odine Morse. JACK ADAMS Chattanooga, Tennessee Athletic Club 1 Mixed Chorus 2 College Choir 2 Supreme Council 1 Student Council 1, 3 President Jr. and Sr. Class 4 Vice-President Minis! crial Club 4 RODNEY ARNETT Cleveland, Tennessee Vice-President Speech Club 1 Music Club 1 Ministerial Club 2 Runner-up Most Congenial Married Couple MmiMerial Club 3 Apm W. H. DEAN Eagle Lake, Florida President Ministerial Club 1 Who ' s Who 4 Parliamentarian Ministerial Club 2, 4 WILLIAM D. JOHNSON, JR. Thomaston, Georgia DAVID SCEARCE Danville, Virginia Mission Club Va. State Club President 3 Va. State Club Vice-President 3 Va. State Club Vice-President 4 Usher 2 Ministerial Club 3 Student Council 2. 4 ODINE MORSE Dunn, Louisiana Student Council 3 Vice-President Mission Club 3. Secretary Junior Class 3 Secretary Senior Class 4 Forensic Club Secretary 4 Program Committee 4 Forensic Club Play 4 BETTY SHEWMAKER LaGrange, Kentucky Kentucky State Club 3 Mission Club Youth for Christ Treasurer F. T. A. 1 Student Council Presidents Cabinet Fine Arts Club W - ' LAWRENCE WALSTON Spring-hill, Alabama Easketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Mcst Athletic 3. 4 Runner-up Mr. Lee College 4 President Bible College Senior Class 4 Mission Club 4 L Club 2, 3, 4 President L Club 4 Sports Editor Clarion 3, 4 Athletic Editor VinCagua 4 KENTON WEATHERMAN Jonas Ridge, North Carolina Mission Club 1 Youth for Christ Forensic Club Vice-President Senior Class Student Council v % 1 FRED WHISMAN Marion, Virginia Ministerial Club 1, 2 Forensic Club 3, 4 Mission Club Z, 4 Senior Play 2 Lavender and Old Lace 3 ' JUNIOR COLLEGE SENIORS JOHN THOMPSON, President; PAUL RUNDELL, Vice-President; and JO ANN flOLLIS, Secretary-Treasurer. Soaring Above the Clouds ' ' LELAND ALDERMAN Dover, Florida Forensic Club 1, 2 Ministerial Club 1, 2 Speech Contest 1 Youth tor Christ 1 FRANCES ALLISON Spartenburg, South Carolina Mission Club 1, 2 Pine Arts Club 2 Forensic Club 2 Secretary of S. C. State Club Volleyball 1 Baski-tball 1 Southernaires Trio 2 Girls ' Choir 1, 2 BOBBIE ARRINGTON Wrens, Georgia Music Club 1 F. B. L. A. 2 Youth for Christ 2 Gir!s ' Choir 2 s cretary of F. B. L. A. JOAN ASHBY Portland, Oregon Vice-President Forensic Club 1 Runner-up Miss Lee College Winner Annual Speech Contest President ' s Cabinet 2 Vindagua Staff 2 Runner-up Most Likely to Succeed Class Favorite 1 Youth for Christ Softball Co-Captain . YVONNE ALFORD Dade City, Florida Associate Editor Vindagua 2 Feature Editor Vindagua 1 Feature Writer Clarionita 2 Runner-up Most Versatile 1 Runner-up Most Intellectual Student Leader 2 Gills ' Choir 1, 2 Collegeaires Trio 2 Music Club 2 Softball 1 Volleyball 2 CAROLE BEATY Henegar, Alabama Youth for Christ Club 2 Forensic Club 1 JANEBOURLAND Roscoe, Texas Volleyball 1, 2 Reporter. F. B. L. A. 1, 2 Music Club, 1 Class Editor Vindagua Softball 1. 2 Lee Aires Trio | Secretary-Treasurer Western Stated Club DUBY BOYD Plasterco, Virginia Clarionita Editor 2 Associate Editor Clarior Vindagua Staff 2 Freshman Play 1 Va. Club Secretary Forensic Plav 2 Fine Arts Club 2 Mission Club 1. 2 Softball Team 2 Forensic Club 2 Cheerleader 2 CARLIE BUTTS Wellston, Ohio Ministerial Club JEAN COX Habersham. Tennessee Secretary of F. B. L. A. 2 Vice-President F. B. L. A. Clarion 1. 2 Vindagua 1, 2 Vice-President Tennessee State Club Softball Captain Volleyball Co-captain Basketball Welcoming Committee 2 PAUL DEHNER Fort Mitchell, Kentucky Basketball 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 Captain 1 Athletic Club 1. 2 Youth for Christ Club 2 Mixed Chorus 1 LOIS DINKINS Macclenny, Florida Student Council 1 Mission Club 1 Youth for Christ 1, 2 Music Club 2 Clarion Staff 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Alumni Editor 1 Recording Secretary Alumni Band 1, 2 Secretary-Treasurer State Club Lee Aires Trio 2 IRIS DISHAROON Cleveland, Tennessee ROSE DOUGLAS Cleveland, Tennessee Softball, 1,2 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Girls ' Choir 2 Clarion Staff 2 Mission Club 1, 2 Mission Club Secretary, 1, MARIA DREWES Hesperia, Michigan Youth for Christ 1 Mission Club 2 F. T. A. Treasurer 2 RALPH DOWLING Jacksonville, Florida Mission Club Forensic Club Forensic Club Plays, 2 Fine Arts Club 2 Vindagua Business Staff Clarion Clarionita Boys ' Choir Most Versatile Boy Vice-President State Club BILL DRIGGERS Cleveland, Tennessee Music Award 1 HAROLD DUNNAVAN Shepherdsville, Kentucky Freshman Play 1 Youth for Christ Club Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Supt. of Recrration Room 3, 4 Basketball 1. 2 Volleyboll 1, 2 Who ' s Who 4 DELORES EPPS Marietta, South Carolina Music Club 1, 2 Volleyball 1 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 P. T. A. Club 1, 2 Clarionita Staff 1, 2 Youth for Christ 1 Southernettes Trio 1, 2 Pianist Cheerleader 2 ALEX DUNN, JR. Gibsoii, North Carolina President to Student Body 2 Editor of Vindagua 2 President to Student Council 2 Freshman Class Treasurer 1 Student Leader 2 L Club 1 Senior Play 2 Freshman Play 1 Peacemakers Quartet 1 Boys ' Choir 1 Vice-President N. C. Club 1 Sports Editor Clarion 1 Youth for Christ Club 1 Senior Play 2 Welcoming Committee 2 NEWTON FIELDS Cleveland, Tennessee Mission Club 1, 2 OLEDA GLENN McMinninlle, Tennessee Lee Aires Trio 1, 2 F. B. L. A. 1, 2 Music Club 1, 2 Clarionita Staff 1. Girls ' Choir 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 2 F. B. L. A. Reporter 1. 2 P. B. L. A. 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 ALAN HATHAWAY B ' g Timber, Montana Forensic Club 1, 2 Soloist 2 Imperial Quartet 2 Mission Club 1 i ROGER GUPTON Henderson, North Carolina Forensic Club 1 Mission Club 1, 2 Athletic Club 1, 2 Freshman Play 1 .Softball 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Co-Captain Basketball 1 Volleyball 1, 2 Captain Volleyball 1 Fine Arts Club 2 Business Staff of Vindagua HENRY GRAINGER Conway, South Carolina Mission Club Forensic Club Vice-President Michigan State Club O. T. HARGRAVE San Antonio, Texas President Spanish Club Pre sident State Club Most Likely to Succeed Who ' s Who Volleyball Softball Basketball Student Council Mission Club Vice-President Western States CluB LILA HARVEY Decatur, Alabama Music Club 1, 2 Production Staff Freshman Plav 1 Production Staff Mission Plav 1 Production Staff Forensic Plav 2 CHARLES D. GOUDE Charleston, South Carolina Business Manager Vindagua 2 Snapshot Editor Vindagua 1 Clarion Staff 1, 2 Clarionita 1, 2 Freshman Play 1 Forensic Club 1, 2 President Freshman Class 1 Vice-President Student Council 1 Inter-School Relations 2 Softball 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 2 President of S C. Club 2 Welcoming Committee 2 Cadet Band 1 BOBBY JOE HELTON Cleveland, Tennessee Youth for Christ Club 1. 2 DORIS HICKS Canton, North Carolina F. B. L. A. 1 Music Club 2 Youth for Christ 2 Clarion 2 Cadet Band 2 JO ANN HOLLIS Bessemer, Alabama Secretary Senior Class Secretary Youth tor uhrist Club Who ' s Who Mcst Intelligent 2 Welcoming Committee 2 Treasurer Forensic Club Secretary State Club Student Council WANDA JACKSON Altoona, Alabama Mi ssengerettes Quartet Youth for Christ 1 Youth for Christ Trio 1 Southernaires Trio 2 liasketball 2 ALLEN KEIL Hixson, Tennesssee Ministerial Club 1, 2 HOPE KINSER Cleveland, Tennessee F. T. A. 1 Athletic Club 1, 2 Softball Volleyball 1 Basketball Captain 1 L Club Vice-President Sports Editor Vindagua 2 Most Versatile PAUL KUBITSKY Cleveland, Tennessee Ministerial Club 1, 2 GRADY LUKE Charlotte, North Carolina Peacemakers Quartet 1, 2 Freshman Play 1 Vindagua Staff 2 Clarion 1 Clarionita 1 Cheerleader 1 Boys ' Choir 1, 2 Band 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 L Club 2 Athletic Club 2 N. C. Club Vice-President 2 CHARLES LINTON Plant City, Florida Vindagua 2 Clarion 2 State Club President 2 Mission Club 1 Chorister 2 Fornsic Club 2 Senior Class Program Committee 2 Mission Club Play 1 Senior Class Play 1 Student Director 2 Welcoming Committee JIM MADISON Portland, Oregon Cadet Band 1, 2 Boys ' Choir 1, 2 Freshman Class Play 1 Softball 1, 2 Co-captain 2 Volleyball 1, 2 Co-captain 2 F. B. L. A. 1 Ministerial Club 2 Athletic Club 2 Student Council 1 ELOISE MARTIN Winston-Salem, North Carolina Happy Three Trio 1 Tri State Trio 2 Forensic Club 1, 2 Mission Club 1. 2 Vindagua Staff 1, 2 Most Congenial 2 Secretary State Club 2 Clarion i, 2 Clarionita 1, 2 Forensic Play 2 President ' s Cabinet 2 Mission Play 1 Mixed Chorus 1 OLIN L. MARTIN Conway, South Carolina HAROLD MEDFORD Waynesville, North Carol ' na F. T. A. 1, 2 Circulation Manager Clarion Freshman Play 1 PATRICIA MOLESKI Flint, Michigan ALENE MOORE Grandview, Washington Music Club 1, 2 Mission Club 2 Fine Arts Club 2 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Gospelettes Trio 2 MABEL MOREHEAD Cleveland, Tennessee VELMA SUE PAINTER Altoona, Alabama Youth for Christ Southernaires Trio 2 President F. T. A. 2 Secretary F. T. A. 2 Song Leader for Youth for Christ Soloist 2 DEAN PELTON Erie, Pennsylvania Freshman Play 1 Softball 1. 2 Vollevball 1, 2 Captain 2 Basketball 1. 2 Captain 2 President Pennsylvania Club Youth for Christ Music Club SHELBY PITTS Winter Haven, Florida Music Club President 2 Mission Club Pianist 2 Boys ' Choir Pianist 2 Most Talented 2 Chordettes Trio 1 Mixed Chorus Pianist 1 Collegeaires Trio 2 Boys ' Quartet Pianist 2 Girls ' Quartet Pianist 1 Mission Club 1 Welcoming Committee 2 Chapel Pianist 1, 2 ANN PHILLIPS Radford, Virginia F. T. A. Club 1 MARTHA PYEATT Roswell, Neio Mexico Snapshot Editor Vindagua 2, 3 Class Editor Vindagua 1 Secretary F. B. L. A. Club 2 Girls ' Chorus 1 F. B. L. A. Club 1 Faculty Play 3 Secretary to Principal 1, 2, 3 ALTON REEDER Seagrove, North Carolina Basketball 1 Forensic Club 2 Freshman Council 1 PAUL RUNDELL Hermiston, Oregon L Club 1, 2 Athletic Club 2 Mission Club 2 Fine Arts Club 2 Softball Captain 2 Clarion 2 Clarionita 2 President ' s Cabinet 2 Vice-President Senior Class 2 Runner-up Most Popular 2 Runner-up Most Versatile 2 TENNYSON TURNER Eastern, Kentucky President Kentucky Club 2 Wittiest 2 Freshman Play 1 Athletic Club 1, 2 Music Club 1 Fine Arts Club 2 Basketball 1, 2 Volleyball 1 Soirball 1, 2 Mixed Chorus DONNA KILLMAN Stanford, Kentucky Secretary to R. L. Piatt 1. 2 Secretary Youth for Christ Club 2 Editor of Clarion 2 Most Likely to Succeed A Who ' s Who ALLEN SLOAN Mesa, Arizona Freshman Class Play President and Chaplain of P. T. A. Club Youth for Christ Club WENDELL SMITH Knoxville, Tennessee President ' s Cabinet 2 Student Council 2 Most Congenial 2 Softball 2 Runner-up Best Looking 2 President Tennessee Club DONALD SMITH New Ipswich, Nexo Hampshire BERNARD STACY Freeburn, Kentucky I — w VIRGINIA STACY Freeburn, Kentucky Speech Club Forensic Club 1, 2 Secretary Forensic Club 1 HELEN SYMES Cleveland, Tennessee m BETTY TENNYSON Rossville, Georgia Youth for Christ 1, 2 F. T. A. 2 Vice-President F. T. A. 2 CLAUDE TERRY Cumming, Georgia Art Editor Vindagua 2 Most Intellectual 2 President ' s Cabinet 2 Associate Art Editor Clarionita 2 Vollevball 1, 2 Basketball 2 Athletic Club 2 JOHN THOMPSON Statesboro, Georgia Vice-President F. B. L. A. 1 Student Council 1 Welcoming Committee 2 President F. B. L. A. 2 Band 2 President Senior Class 2 4 SALLIE WHITE Marks, Mississippi OLETA WOOD Whittier, North Carolina Forensic Club 1 Youth for Christ 1, Basketball 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 2 Music Club 1 JOEL FLETCHER Douglas, Georgia Freshman Plav 1 Clarion Staff 2 Clarionita Staff 2 Senior Play 2 Mission Club 1, 2 Forensic Club Band 2 Boys ' Choir 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Vindagua Staff 2 ' f A Flight to the Future ' Guiding the class are DEAN WALKER, President; RONNIE SUMNER, Vice-Presi- dent; a?id BOBBIE HOLCOMB, Secretary-Tr easurer. ' VIRGINIA AKINS LAWRENCE ALDERMAN Euclid, Ohio Tampa, Florida Mission Club 1, 2, 3 Forensic Club 4 L. Club 2, 4 P. T. A. Club 4 Boosters ' Club 1 Secretary of Northern States Club Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 Halloween King 4 Music Club 4 Student Council 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 DELTON ALFORD Macclenny, Florida Who ' s Who 4 Most Talented 4 Vice-President Beta Club 4 Vice-President Student Council 3 President Florida Club Basketball 2, 3, 4 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4 All State Band S JO ANN ATKINS Rome, Georgia TRUDIE ALFORD Dade City, Florida Beta Club 4 Vindagua Staff 4 Clarionita Staff 4 Collegeaires Trio Music Club 4 Michigan Trio LINDA BAGGETT Miami, Florida Girls ' Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 2 Y Teens 2 Mission Club 3, 4 Music Club 4 Youth for Christ Club 4 Volleyball 1 MARION BALDREE Cleveland, Tennessee Band 1. 2, 3. 4 L Club 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 1. 2, 3. 4 Softball 3. 4 Secretary Athletic Club 3 Mixed Chorus Pianist 3 Spanish Club 3 JEAN BLEDSOE Thomaston, Georgia President ' s Cabinet 4 Who ' s Who 4 Beta Club 3, 4 Vindagua Staff 4 Best Looking 3 Most Popular 4 Student Council 2 Cheerleader 3 Basketball Sweetheart 4 FRED BRANNEN New Orleans, Louisiana Basketball Football Student Council FRANCES CARDEN Grand Junction, Colorado si udrnt Council 4 Clarionita Staff 4 Vice-President State Club 4 Athleti c Club 1 Youth for Christ Club 4 Basketball 3 ROBERT CLARK Grand Junction, Colorado Mission Club 4 Volleyball 4 Softball 4 ALLEN CROSS Cleveland, Tennessee Senior Play 2 ELIZABETH DRIVER Loxley, Alabama Editor school paper 1 Secretary of Student Council 3 Most Intellectual 1 Secretary of Class 2 Assistant Editor of school paper 3 Basketball 1, 4 MARY DUNCAN Tampa, Florida Band 1, 4 Music Club 1, 2, 3 Mission Club 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Volleyball 1 Sewing Club MARY ANN FLEMING New Smyrna, Florida J. W. FALAGAN Orlando, Florida Brass Quartet 4 Beta Club 4 Youth for Christ Club 4 MARY GRIFFIN Key West, Florida l)tv it BERNICE HALL Fort Lauderdale, Florida Student Council 1 F. H. A. Club 1, 2 Music Club 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Youth for Christ Club 4 Allied Youth Club 2 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4 HENRY HARRINGTON Lake City, Florida Forensic Club Forensic Club Play Music Club King ' s Rangers Quartet BOBBY HARTGRAVES North Charleston, S. C. BARBARA HERNDON Gainesville, Florida Music Club 3, 4 Secretary of Class 3 Athletic Club 3 Mission Club 4 DORCAS HICKS Starke, Florida District Music Clinic 2 Mission Club 4 Spanish Club 4 MARIDELL HITE Cleveland, Tennessee Beta Club 2, 3. 4 Clarionita Staff 4 Band 2, 4 L Club 2, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Mission Club 1 Welcoming Committee 4 JERREL DEAN HOLDEN McDonald, Tennessee BOBBYE HOLCOMB Guntersville, Alabama Harvest Festival Queen 1 Volleyball 3 Music Club 3, 4 Mission Club 4 Beta Club 3, 4 Tri State Trio 4 Secretary of Senior Class 4 Secretary to Band 4 F. H. A. 1, 2 CAROLYN HOLLO WELL West Helena, Arkansas Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Math Award 3 Good Citizenship Girl Who ' s Who 4 Most Beautiful Girl 4 Valentine Queen 3 Class Favorite 3 Valedictorian RUTH ANN KEELING Grand Junction, Colorado BOBBIE KIDD Monroe, Louisiana Vindagua Staff JONNIE WHITTINGTON Monroe, Louisiana Mission Club 3, 4 Runner-up to Most Hospitable Married Couple ind 1 Glee Club 2. 3 State Secretary ♦ Youth for Christ 4 Athletic Club 4 P. H. A. 1. 2. 3 Allied Youth 2, 3 Red Cross 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 RAYMOND LANKFORD Charleston, South Carolina 0+ HAROLD LARRAMORE Bartow, Florida Athletic Club 1, 2 Boys ' Choir 4 College Quartet 4 Happy Harmony Quartet Glee Club 1 JIM LOVE Billings, Montana Who ' s Who 4 Student Council 3 Boys ' Choir 4 Mission Club 4 nnn m FLORENCE MARTIN Starke, Florida Annual Staff 2 Operetta 2 Mission Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Library Club 2 Bible Club 2 F. H. A. Club 1, 2 Senior Play BILL MAURER Findlay, Ohio President of Northern States Club 4 Youth for Christ Club 4 Mission Club 4 ELAINE MOORE Grandview, Washington Student Council 1 Volleyball 1, 2, 4 F. H. A. 2, 3 Choir 1, 2 Mission Club 4 Music Club 4 Fine Arts Club 4 JO ANN NEWTON Largo. Florida Eand 1, 2, 4 LETHA PENNINGTON Iowa Park, Texas Student Council 1, 2 Vindamia Staff 4 Runner-up Most Beautiful 4 Cheerleader 4 Band 4 MARTHA PHILLIPS Wildwood, Florida Beta Club 3. 4 Student Council 1, 2 Vtndagua Staff 4 Clarionita Staff 4 Secretary of Freshman Class Mission Club 4 Music Club 4 PATRICIA PRICE Miami, Florida Youth for Christ Club 4 Music Club 4 Girls ' Chorus 3 Bible Club 1 Home Economics Club 3 Basketball 3 4r BOBBY SEYDA Roswell, New Mexico Basketball Volleyball 1 Softball 1 • DUANE SMOCK Henderson, Kentucky Youth for Christ Club 4 Kev Club 1, 2 Athletic Club 4 Football 1 Basketball 3, 4 Softball 3, 4 Tumbling 3 Volleyball 3, 4 EVELYN SHARP Covington, Louisiana Student Council 4 Clarion Staff 4 Clarionita Staff 4 Mission Club 4 Music Club 4 DOLLIE STAPLETON Fort Lauderdale, Florida Youth for Christ Club 1, 4 Lion ' s Staff 3 Athletic Club 4 Music Club 1 F. H. A. 1, 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, Z: 4 Hf ▲- JOHN STEWART Miami, Florida DONALD STOVALL Big Spring, Texas Clarionita Staff 4 Cheerleader 4 Youth for Christ Club 4 Latin Club 1 F. B. L. A. 4 Choir 2 Secretary of State Club RONNIE SUMNER Clearwater, Florida Vice-President of Class 4 Music Club 4 D. C. T. Club 3 Basketball 2 Track 2 DEAN WALKER Cleveland, Tennessee President ' s Cabinet 4 President of Class 3, 4 Runner-up Most Athletic 4 Class Favorite 3 Vice-President Athletic Club 3, 4 L Club 3, 4 Basketball Captain 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 BETTY VERRICO Washington, D. C. Youth for Christ Club 4 Y Teens 1, 2 Music Club 3, 4 Red Cross Club 2 F. H. A. Club 1, 2 Home Economics Club 1 Volleyball 1, 4 La VERNE TAYLOR Thomaston, Georgia President of Sophomore Class Cheerleader 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Music Club 2, £ ' , 4 Softball 3, 4 DON WALKER Cleveland, Tennessee Vice-President of Class 3 Class favorite 3 Band 2, 3. 4 Co-Captain Basketball 2, 3 Softball Captain 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 AUDREY WELBORNE Alexandria, Virginia Mixed Chorus Acapella Choir President of Bible Club Basketball 2 3 Cheerleader 2, 3 Volleyball 3 MARY WILLIS Live Oak, Florida P. H. A. Club 2, 3 4-H Club 1 Home Economics Club 4 Band 1 Library Club 1 District Music Clinic 3 SYLVIA CASE Santiago, Cuba Mission Club 4 F. T. A. Club 4 Speech Club 2 Science Club 2 Latin Club 2 BOB VANCE Roanoke, Virginia Youth for Christ Club Speech Club Band Ministerial Club Virginia Club ' Ready for the Take-off Directing the class are NAMON CALDWELL, President; JOHN MCDOWELL, Vice- President; JAMES MARSHALL, Secretary-Treasurer ; and WILLIAM COLTER, Chaplain. NAMON CALDWELL Brandywine, Missouri President of Senior Class 3 Ministerial Club Vice-President Youth for Christ Club Student Council Sophomore Class Favorite WILLIAM COLTER McRae, Georgia Youth for Christ Club Ministerial Club Vice-President Sophomore Class Class Favorite 3 john Mcdowell Cleveland, Tennessee JAMES MARSHALL Sylvatus, Virginia Mission Club 2 Youth for Christ Club 3 Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class 3 ERNEST MOATES Laurens, South Carolina JOHN OLIVER Wdliamstoion, West Virginia ,.„ DORSIE PHILLIPS Cleveland, Tennessee Mission Club 3 President of Sophomore Class 2 Vice-President of Freshman Class Student Employee WILLIE ROCHA Managua, Nicaragua Vice-President to Student Body 2 Vice-President to Spanish Club 2 Who ' s Who 2 Student Leader 2 Most Popular 2 Runner-up Most Congenial Mission Club Foreign Student MA RIA RODRIGUEZ Tegucigalpa, Ho?iduras, Cential America Mission Club 2. 3 Spanish Club : Student Council 2, 3 Class Favorite 2, 3 Who ' s Who 3 Secretary to Junior Class Foreign Student ABEL SANCHEZ Sinaloa, Mexico HERBERT WHITEFIELD Honduras, Central America Foreign Student Mission Club Spanish Club BIBLE COLLEGE JUNIORS Stepping Aboard to Meet the Challenge President of the class is LONNIE DEATON; Vice-President. DON BOWDLE; and Secretary-Treasurer, BETTY LINDSAY. FRED BENFIELD DONALD BOWDLE JOHN DANIEL FRED DeARMAN LONNIE DEATON ROBERT FABEL iiHitlit LINDSAY HATHCOCK HAROLD HAYDEN JAMES HOCKENSMITH EDNA INGE BOB JACKSON LeROY KILLMAN JOSEPHINE KON BETTY LINDSAY ROBERT MAY ROBERT OWENS JAMES ROGERS ERA SCOTT I CLYDE SHANKLE LEON SHEFFIELD HAROLD SMITH fctf L. C. SMITH HOYT STONE LEONARD TOWNLEY CARSON WIGGINS HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS On to Faraway Places President of the class is CAROLE ANDREW; Vice-President, DEANNA ROBERT- I SON, and Secretary-Treasurer , BETTY SALMON. CAROLE ANDREW JOY BARNES JOAN BELL MONA KAY BRUCE MARTHA CARTHEN ANN CHAMBERLAIN SHELBY CLONCH CHARLES COOPER SANDRA COX JAMES DOWDY BETTY EVANS JOHN C. GUNN LAURA JOHNSON LUTHER JOHNSON HENLY LEDFORD albert reed deanna robertson cecil Mckinley BETTY SALMON MARTHA SIMPSON EUGENE SPIVEY ALICE SUGGS RODNEY SYMES ROLAND VINES WILLIAM L . WADE CLIFF CASEY life A A ♦ RELIGIOUS EDUCATION JUNIORS Tracks That Lead to Success Heading the class are WALLACE BLACKSHEAR, President; JAMES ALLEN, Vice- President; and EVELYN COFFEY, Secretary-Treasurer. JAMES ALLEN WALLACE BLACKSHEAR EVELYN COFFEY DANIEL COMBS PHILIP COMBS JESSIE HORN CLYDE HUMBERTSON JOHN JENKINS CHARLES MANGUM EDDIE MASON ISAAC MORRIS DAVID SPRINKLE SAMUEL STANLEY tfMMi WILLIAM THOMAS JEWELL TRAVIS MALCOLM WHITTINGTON tfMn BIBLE COLLEGE SOPHOMORES zzv ' ■ immp jmj ■ AtR CONDI! ... — 1 ' A T A ■ J 1 g|W _ i M m ■ l H ' WE!- ' HHK l ¥ f; ' ' !«1 tji f J l rr T rail ways Into Tomorrow Guiding the class are President, J. C. GASTON; Vice-President, JOHN O ' BANNON and Secretary-Treasurer, EUNA JEAN ALEXANDER. JOHN WHITAKER E. J. DAVIS EUNA JEAN ALEXANDER JACK ALLEN kdiM J. C. GASTON HOLLEY HANCE DONALD KOON JOHN O ' BANNON HORACE ROUNTREE JULIAN SCOTT LEVI SPELL JOHN THOMAS GISELLA HANKE DREXEL POPE MARCUS SIZEMORE JOHN WACKER MILFORD JONES SHELBY REYNOLDS CHARLES SMITH BILLY JOE WALKER HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES Traveling Toward the Goal Heading the class are JERRY KING, President; BECKY McMANUS, Vice-Presi- dent; and LINDA JORDAN, Secretary -Treasurer. JOAN NEILL THOMAS AVINGER BEVERLY BIGGS BARBARA DOUGLAS GEORGE ELLIOTT MACK EVANS ALICE HERRING LINDA JORDAN WANDA KENNETT DOROTHY MELTON BILLY MIDDLETON CAROL PETTYJOHN MARTHA TURNER PATRICIA WELBORNE MARGARET WOOD RAY FULCHER JERRY KING LARRY TIMMERMAN BIBLE COLLEGE FRESHMEN Beginning the Journey Directing the class are President HUGO HAMMOND; Vice-President, J. C. HOLLIE; Secretary, FLORENCE TIDWELL; and Treasurer, BARBARA WEAVER (not pic- tured.) Ethelene Alexander Adrion Baird James Bandy David Beatty Vincent Beemer Arnold Vorster f -. | Jean Brooks Lucretia Caldwell Charles Carlyle Wayne Chelette Ellis Ford Hugo Hammond Henry Harris Luther Hobbs J. C. Hollie Bobby Johnson James Justice Joseph Lovin Donald McGuirt Billy Manous Rueben Morgan Reginald Murray David Passmore Carol Scott Henry Smith Clinton Thompson , P £: ' £■ ' P ft p r. c.j ' JUNIOR COLLEGE FRESHMEN Betty Alderman Veral Anthony Shelby Aycock Carolyn Ba ley Jack Barron • Delbert Bellah R. J. Blair Treva Bolton Annelle Bowden Billy Bowman Truell Braswell J. P. Breland Troy Bryant Annette Butler George Carver Jo Casey C. V. Childers Paul Clawson Marilyn Core Donna Craddock Jerald Daniel Noretta Dansby Autrey Dawsey Sandra DeCoster Joyce Dismukes • Betty Ellenburg Douglas Fitzgerald Patsy Fitzgerald Janice Gartin Mary Ruth Gibson Betty Godley Yvonne Gooch Hazel Grey Teddy Hall Vern Harrison Kenneth Harvell Terry Hathaway Robert Headly Jimmy Herring Jeanne Hester David Higgins Frances Hildreth Randy Hodges Edith Holley Sue Hosch Nettie Sue Huffman Myrna Jackson LaVerne Keith Barbara Kidd Nell McClaine Jerry McGee Sandra Mulligan Joyce Mullin.s Charles Jarrell Joyce Johnson Luella Johnson Jackie Landress Glyndon Logsdon Dean McAlister Mary Medlin Jean Moore Marcus Moore Norman Nash Virginia Nichols Myrna O ' Bannon Billy Ogden Mattie Riner Jewel Sharp James Smith Kenneth Prater Sylvia Reagan Josie Reruier Jackie Roberts Nina Robinson Frazelle Rogers Betty Shiver Beverly Simmons Dr.na Simmons Marylene Snyder Luz Soto Thurston Spivey Naomi Ridgeway Charlotte Ross Charles Sloan James Stallings 4 iiMi | |X | Nina Stinson Dorcas Tull Betty Taylor Lyndal Fields Billy Wiggins Florence Tidwell Darlene Tucker Ray Vaughn Larry Walt Lewis Willis Jerry Young David Seyda STUDENT DAY Student Body President, ALEX DUNN, leads students in prayer at the flag-rais- ing ceremony, Friday morning, March 19 opening the annual Student Day. The day was described as the most memorable event of the year. HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN Headed to Faraway Places ' Steering the class are President, JERRY KING; Vice-President, BECKY Mc- MANUS; and Secretary -Treasurer, LINDA JORDAN. Leon Bryant Audary Carter Eugene Clark Rebecca McManus Mary Corbin Billie Deniston Hershall Garrett Yvonne Jordan Dalphine Pearson RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FRESHMEN David Allen Robert Cox Wayne Bloss Carl Ellers Franklin Butler Kathleen Fite Zeb Butler Ida Green Donald Corley Billy Hughes ] f .« ZA Cj James Moore Mary Roden Janet Kiser Atanasie Raileanu Raymond Maples Guy Walker James Ward SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Jean Black Maxine Blackwood Raymond Blab James Catrett Bill Clevenger Robert Crick Charles Denton Curtis Dowling Joan Ford Emmett Hinkley Ramona Hyberger WJliam Jones Canler Brooks Janet Carter Bill Cunningham Kathryn Curry Brooklyn Free Phyllis Hickman James Kelley Franklin Lavender I SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Jimmy Massengale David McDaniel Korrine McGee Lewis McMahan Sonja McMahan Walter Montz Alton Mozingo Joe Muncy Ed Muncy Joseph Nelson Pat Patterson Gordon Pealock Mary Frances Poe Zebagene Powell Louis Saylor Edna Scott Jack Smith Jeanette Stanley Jimmy Tabor Glennis Talley £ O O T!I ft WELCOMING COMMITTEE The Lee College Welcoming Committee is composed of the various club and class officers of each division. Its purpose is assisting new students upon their arrival and during their first few days at Lee College. ■IfflKjiliJ ifP ,f f! Pi a Preside nt Vice-President Secretary DEANNA ROBERTSON . . DELTON ALFORD CAROLYN HOLLOWELL MOTTO: rr Let us lead by serving others. ' BETA CLUB President DEANNA ROBERTSON Secretary CAROLYN HOLLOWELL Sponsor NINA DRIGGERS President JOHN THOMPSON • L Secretary JEAN COX DUDLEY E J9 MB FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA CLUB MOTTO: rf Leaders in the business field mean more economic yield. President JOHN THOMPSON Vice-President JOHN STEWART Secretary JEAN COX President .... Vice-President Secretary .... MOTTO: Dare something worthy. VELMA SUE PAINTER BETTY TENNYSON . . NELL McCLAIN « FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB Vice-President BETTY TENNYSON President VELMA SUE PAINTER Sponsor EDITH MOONEY President BARBARA DOUGLAS Vice-President MARY CORBIN Sponsor LOIS BEACH HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MOTTO: Home making is the art of real living President BARBARA DOUGLAS Vice-President MARY CORBIN President E.J.DAVIS Vice-President JACK ADAMS Secretary DONALD BOWDLE MOTTO: rr Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel, Mark 16:15b. MINISTERIAL CLUB 4iM tMA E J. DAVIS Secretary Donald Bowdle Sponsor ROBERT HUMBERTSON Mike Whittington Chaplain Odine Morse Vice-President Charles Linton Shelba Pitts Chorister Pianist Rose Douglas Secretary LeRoy Killman President RP£,£ flflnrveE mission Einft.nr El ' HlgQ ' !t: CLUB President SHELBA PITTS Vice-President JO CASEY Secretary JEAN BLEDSOE MOTTO: Music — the art of happy living. MUSIC CLUB President O SHELBA PITTS Sponsor EDWARD WILLIAMS m Bis A i m k fl H yJI Jm mmmk roosevelt miller I SR. O. T. HARGRAVE SR. WILLIE ROCHA PROF. C. R. BEACH SPANISH CLUB Sirviendo a Dios sin barreras de lengiias. ( To serve God without language barriers. ) President JOAN ASHBY Vice-President . . KENTON WEATHERMAN Secretary ODINE MORSE MOTTO: rr A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver, Proverbs 25:11. FORENSIC CLUB President JOAN ASHB - Vice-President KENTON WEATHERMAN Sponsor ALEXANDER DELK President — JOHN DANIEL j | 9 IT Secretary X wL ' IF ' ' Sk H JOANNHOLLIS it 1 11 y 1 ik ■ A Jl H ODOM YOUTH FOR CHRIST MOTTO: He that winneth souls is wise. President JOHN DANIEL Vice-President JIMMY ROGERS Secretary JO ANN HOLLIS ill 3| i 5£tmni I President BUBBA W ALSTON Vice-President HOPE KINSER Secretary MARIDELL HITE MOTTO: It ' s not the score that counts, but the ivay you play the game. Spo7isor HUBERT BLACK President BUBBA WALSTON Secretary MARIDELL HITE Vice-President HOPE KINSER President i HOPE KINSER Vice-President. DEAN WALKER Spoyisor 1 ' ' MWBfJH H 9 flt betty B ilPS ' ' - £[ nl HOCKENSMITH jB i  V- iPS ' ' B JB BUB ATHLETIC CLUB MOTTO: ff A S ro Wy or Spiritual Mind. President HOPE KINSER Vice-President DEAN WALKER Secretary MARIDELL HITE I J 0 President Vice-President Secretary ROBERT HEADLEY PATSY FITZGERALD . MARILYN CORE MOTTO: True art is but a shadow of the divine perfection. to, AM President ROBERT HEADLEY Vice-President PATSY FITZGERALD .Sponsor MYRTLE HURST He glveth power . . . and increascth strength. SUMMARY OF GIRLS ' SPORTS Girls ' sports at Lee are under the able direc- tion of Mrs. Hockensmith and Miss Hone Kinser. The seasonal fall Softball saw plentv of spirit and competition. The College Freshmen may feel proud as the champs, having captured honors m softball and volleyball. It was prob- ably the greatest year for the College Fresh- men here at Lee. The never-say-die High School Junior and Senior Cagers walked off with the honors in the basketball tournament. Now as the soft- ball season opens, with the coming of spring there is great anticipation for another success- ful season in sports here at Lee. Coach . Assistant BETTY HOCKENSMITH • . . HOPE KINSER HUBERT BLACK BUBBA WALSTON SUMMARY OF BOYS ' SPORTS Sports hold a special interest for everyone at Lee College. Be.ng one of the most impor- tant activities on the campus, they have a definite and integral place in intra-school re- lations. The fall softball season saw the pow- erful Bible College team go undefeated, while volleyball honors went to the Junior College Seniors. Basketball which produced some of the keenest competition, was practically en- tirely controlled by the smoothly operating powerful High School. In the finals, High School captured the Ernest E. Powers Trophy for the second consecutive year. The boys- sports are headed by coaches Hubert Black and - ' Bubba Walston. Row 1, 1. to r., Charles Byars Bob Williams Eddie Williams Row 2 J. Thomas Charles Beach, Captain Hubert Black E. J. Davis Stanley Butler Playing it safe Record 5-3 Faculty — Pubishing House Row 1, 1. to r., Bobby Johnson Jim Rogers Jack Allen Bob May Row 2 David Beatty Wayne Chellette John O ' Bannon Billy Walker Bubba Walston ' Stan the Man Row 1, 1. to r., O. T. Hargrave Captain Paul Rundell Grady Luke Bill Glover Row 2 David Seyda Jim Madison Row 3 Wendell Smith Paul Dehner Dean Pelton Phinehas Symes RIZZUTO? ' ■ . College Seniors — Record 5-4 That Hot Corner ' Row 1, 1 to r., Delton Alford Roger Williams Byron McKinley Harold Larramore Albert Reed Row 2 Duane Smock Don Walker Roland Vines Dean Walker Captain Jimmy Dowdy Charles Cooper « College Freshmen Record 3-5 High School Jrs. and Srs. Record 4-5 Row 1, 1. to r., Jim Herring Thurston Spivey Tennyson Turner, Captain Peanut Harvell Row 2 Jim Driver C. V. Childers R. J. Blair Roger Gupton Autry Dawsey Big Anthony ' Willing but Weak COLLEGE SENIORS Row 1, 1. to r., Joan Ashby, Captain Jean Cox. Row 2, Alene Moore, Rose Douglas, Jane Bourland, Betty Tennyson, Hope Kinser, Frances Allison, Delores Epps, Duby Boyd. I COLLEGE FRESHMEN Row 1, 1. to r., Captain Nina Stin- son, Betty Shivers, Betty Ellenberg, Nettie Sue Huffman, Dorcas Tull. Row 2, Loretta Dansby, Marilyn Core, Myrna O ' Bannon. Row 3, Elizabeth Driver, Sandy DeCoster. Lefty Gomez? GIRLS ' SOFTBALL HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Row 1, 1. to r., Marion Baldree, Captain Barbara Herndon, Dolly St apleton, Ruth Keeling. Row 2, Carolyn Hollowell, Jean Bledsoe, Elaine Moore, Audrey Welborne, Bernice Hall, Frances Carden, kLaverne Taylor. Power to spare! HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN, SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS Row 1, 1. to r., Captain, Betty Salmon, Yvonne Jordan, Audrey Carter, Carol Pettyjohn. Row 2, Sandra Cox, Martha Turner, Alice Herring, Joan Neil, Jerry King. Row 1, 1. to r., Bobby Johnson Jimmy Rogers Jack Allen Bob May Row 2 David Beatty Wayne Chelette John O ' Bannon Billy Joe Walker Captain, Bubba Walston ' Dig that referee ' RUNNER-UP— BIBLE COLLEGE Victory! mm   -- t • ' Front to back, Capta n, Dean Pelton Paul Dehner Paul Rundell Dickie Goude HE O. T. Hargrave BUS Bill Glover Claude Terry David Seyda Phinehas Symes Row 1, 1. to r., R. J. Blair Norman Nash Delbert Bellah Tennyson Turner ' Peanut Harvell Row 2 Curly Lavender Billy Wiggins Paul Clawson C. V. Childers Autry Dawsey Thurston Spivey Jim Herring Big Bob ' COLLEGE FRESHMEN Looking and Longin Row 1, 1. to r., Rodney Symes Jim Dowdy Albert Reed Row 2 Delton Alford Robert Clark Roland Vines Cliff Casey Dean Walker Bobby Seyda Don Walker Duane Smock HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS AND SENIORS Mascot David Black Row 1, 1. to r., Billy Middleton J. C. Gunn Hershel Garrett Tommy Avinger Row 2 Leon Bryant Larry Timmerman HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES CHAMPS— COLLEGE FRESHMEN Front to back: Betty Taylor, Mary Tucker, Nettie Huffman, Elizabeth Driver, Dorcas Tull, Carol Scott, Mary Gibson. Row 1, 1. to r., Marilyn Core, Florence Tidwell. Row 2, Imogene Hester, Annette Butler, Myrna O ' Bannon. RUNNER-UP COLLEGE SENIORS 1. to r., Jean Cox, Frances Allison, Jane Bourland, Oleta Wood, Delores Epps, Oleda Glenn, Alene Moore, Captain, Hope Kinser. GIRLS ' VOLLEYBALL It VW 1HH IT COACH KINSER fmmm HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Row 1, 1. to r. Dolly Stapleton, Captain, Maridell Hite, Betty Salmon. Row 2, Elaine Moore, Virginia Akins, Carolyn Hollowell, Betty Verrico, Sylvia Case, Joan Atkins, Jean Bledsoe, Bernice Hall. Up! Up! Up! 1. to r., J m Rogers Bob May Jack Allen Bubba Walston Billy Walker John O ' Bannon Wayne Chelette Row 1, 1. to r., Delton Alford Jim Dowdy Albert Reed Row 2 Coach Butler Rodney Symes Duane Smock Don Walker Dean Walker, Captain Roland Vines BIBLE COLLEGE Row 1, 1. to r., Claude Terry Phinehas Symss Captain Dean Pelton Paul Dehner Row 2 O. T. Hargrave David Seyda Bill Williams Paul Rundell COLLEGE SENIORS Row 1, 1. to r., Tennyson Turner Captain, R. J. Blah Peanut Harvell Row 2 Norman Nash Delbert Bellah Curly Lavender Paul Clawson Autry Dawsey Jim Herring HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES Climb that ladder. May 1. to r„ Larry Timmerman Leon Bryant Billy Middleton Tommy Avinger Hershell Garret J. C. Gunn Two points or not? Everybody jumping POW AJ VP COLLEGE SENIORS 1. to r., Dorcas Tull Elizabeth Driver Carol Scott Annette Butler Myrna O ' Bannon Marilyn Core Florence Tidwell Nettie Sue Huffman Frazelle Rogers Standing, Coach ' R. J. Blair GIRLS ' BASKETBALL 1. to r., Captain, Hope Kinser Oleta Wood Wanda Jackson Joan Ashby Alene Moore Betty L ndsay Jeanette Stanley Jean Cox S.op her COLLEGE FRESHMEN Row 1, 1. to r., Betty Salmon Coach Jim Dowdy Captain Jean Bledsoe Row 2 Marion Baldree Maridell Hite Alice Herring Gladys Kinser Carolyn Hollowell Sylvia Case Dig that crazy hook! HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS COLLEGE SENIORS 1. to r., Bobb e Arrington Delores Epps Oleda Glenn Duby Boyd. A Band? CHEER LEADERS 1. to r., Jewel Sharp Betty Ellenburg Sandra DeCoster COLLEGE FRESHMEN Turn it loose It got away HIGH SCHOOL FRESMEN AND SOPHOMORES ■■S Jul! 4 MmJR MMvjiS Foul! PUMP THAT BALL! o n There are a few girls who like badminton Champs— Marion Baldree and Phinehas Symes Take it easy, Joan r PING-PONG CHAMPIONS 4 v r3 i m w %+ % Be careful, Hope, or Je beat you! Jane and Jean are tops in ping- pong All the ping-pong players gathered for a smile. Billy plays Billy a game of ping-pong All for fun, fun for all ■■ ' «• 1 ll V: I- ;1j1 I - ll C - i nil '  : 1 W -urn i WILLIE ROCHA, Student Body Vice-President C ALEX DUNN, JR., Student Body President MARILYN CORE, Student Body Secretary STUDENT BODY OFFICERS PRESIDENT ' S CABINET LeRoy Killman, Paul Rundell, Joan Ashby, Alex Dunn, Eloise Martin, Lawrence Walston, Hugo Hammond CHAPEL PROGRAM COMMITTEE Carl Morris C. V. Childers Joan Ashby, Chairman Odine Morse Wendell Smith Dean Walker (not pictured) SCHOOL RELATIONS COMMITTEE Dick Goude Claude Terry Hugo Hammond, Chairman LeRoy Killman James Hockensmith Paul Clawson HALL REPRESENTATIVES Betty Shewmaker Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stacy James Allen James Rogers Jean Bledsoe STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization to invoke democratic student government. It is composed of representatives from each division of education. Faculty Advisors MR. FRANCIS MOONEY MRS. GRADY HURST President of Student Council ALEX DUNN, JR. VINDACUA STAFF ALEX DUNN, JR. Editor-in-Chief YVONNE ALFORD Associate Editor The Vindagua is the annual publication of Lee College. It is published by an all-student staff with the advice of sponsors. It includes activities of the entire academic year and is issued at the close of school. DIVISION EDITORS PAUL RUNDELL JOAN ASHBY BOB JACKSON MARILYN CORE HOPE KINSER FRANCES HILDRETH MARTHA PYEATT CLAUDE TERRY Feature Editors MARILYN CORE C. V. CHILDERS Club Editors DAVID BEATTY FRANCES HILDRETH Administration Editors Snapshot Editors MARTHA PYEATT FLORENCE TIDWELL GRADY LUKE Art Editors CLAUDE TERRY TERRY HATHAWAY Class Editors BOB JACKSON BOBBIE KIDD JANE BOURLAND TRUDIE ALFORD NETTIE HUFFMAN JOHN O ' BANNON MARTHA PHILLIPS Sponsors MR. RICHARD MOREHEAD MR. MARVIN GOLDEN MRS. NINA DRIGGERS VINDAGUA BUSINESS STAFF 1 _ J jm CHARLES D. GOUDE, Business Manager Business Staff: ROGER GUPTON, RALPH DOW- LING, ELOISE MARTIN, CHARLES LINTON, WAN- DA KENNETT, HUGO HAMMOND. The Business Staff aids and directs in financing the Vindagua. Typists: BETTY ELLENBURG, JEAN COX, JEAN BLEDSOE, LETHA PENNINGTON, JO CASEY, JO- SEPHINE RENNER. CLARION STAFF The Clarion Is a monthly publication of the Students and Alumni of Lee College. DUBY BOYD, Associate Editor DONNA KILLMAN, Editor MISS DORCAS SHARP, Faculty Sponsor CHARLES LINTON, Exchange Editor BOBBIE KIDD, Assistant Exchange Editor PAUL RUNDELL, Business Manager LOIS DINKINS, Alumni Editor FLORENCE TIDWELL, Society Editor ROSE DOUGLAS, News Editor CLARION Sports Editor LAWRENCE WALSTON Feature Writers ALEX DUNN RALPH DOWLING Reporters EVELYN SHARP ELOISE MARTIN BOBBYE HOLCOMB TREVA BOLTON JERRY McGEE DAVID BEATTY DAVID HIGGINS Circulation MARILYN CORE CHARLES GOUDE BETTY ELLENBURG Typists JOSEPHINE RENNER JEAN COX TERRY HATHAWAY BETTY SHIVER CLARIONITA STAFF The Carionita is a stu- dent publication of the ac- tivities that surround cam- pus life at Lee College. It is published twice a month. DUBY BOYD, Editor YVONNE ALFORD, Feature Writer Staff: OLEDA GLENN, FLORENCE TIDWELL, MARILYN CORE, DELORES EPPS. DEANNA ROBERTSON, TRUDIE ALFORD, EVELYN SHARP, PAUL RUNDELL, DAVID HIGGINS, RALPH DOWLING, TERRY HATHAWAY, CLAUDE TERRY, MARION BALDREE, MARIDELL KITE, MARY SUMMERS, BOBBYE HOLCOMB, FRANCES CARDEN, Spo?isor : DORCAS SHARP. LEE COLLEGE BAND Flute MARTHA SIMPSON Clarinet MYRNA O ' BANNON JOAN NEWTON SANDRA COX ANN CHAMBERLAIN MARILYN CORE LAURA JOHNSON Alto Saxophone EDITH HOLLEY MARIDELL HITE Tenor Saxophone YVONNE GOOCH French Horn LOIS DINKINS ROBERT VANCE Trumpet VERAL ANTHONY J. W. FALAGAN JOHN HORTON DON WALKER BETTY LINDSAY LAWRENCE ALDERMAN MARY DUNCAN Bass JOHN O ' BANNON Baritone DELTON ALFORD ALICE WALTON Trombone DEAN WALKER GRADY LUKE RODNEY SYMES Percussion DAVID HIGGINS BOBBYE HOLCOMB JONNIE WHITTINGTON SHELBA PITTS ' M MR. EDWARD L. WILLIAMS Band Director DELTON ALFORD BOBBYE HOLCOMB MYRNA O ' BANNON Student Secretary Librarian Band Director CADET BAND Edward Williams Director Brass Quartet KENNETH HARVELL VERAL ANTHONY DELTON ALFORD J. W. FALAGAN, JR. EDWARD WILLIAMS, Director GIRLS ' CHOIR MARTHA BLACKWELL Director and Pianist MISS MARTHA BLACKWELL MR ROOSEVELT MILLER -crcrccCCfr boys ' CHOIR ROOSEVELT MILLER Director SHELBA PITTS Pianist JOAN ASHBY SOLOIST ALAN HATHAWAY VIrs. RUBY HURST MIXED CHORUS RUBY HURST, Director AJEWEL SHARP, Pianist Colleyeaires Trio SHELBA PITTS YVONNE ALFORD TRUDIE ALFORD Tri-State Trio MARY DUNCAN BOBBYE HOLCOMB ELOISE MARTIN Southernaires Trio VELMA PAINTER FRANCES ALLISON WANDA JACKSON DELORES EPPS, Pianist Gospelettes Trio ELAINE MOORE BETTY JEAN TAYLOR ALENE MOORE Michigan Trio JEWEL SHARP PAT MOLESKI SANDRA DECOSTER Lee Aires Trio JANE BOURLAND LOIS DINKINS OLEDA GLENN Carolina Trio CLYDE F. SHANKLE CARL T. ELLERS ISAAC CARL MORRIS Revivalaires Quartet JOHN O ' BANNON CHARLES SLOAN JACK ALLEN C. V. CHILDERS EMMETT HINKLEY, Pianist ( fn College Quartet ROOSEVELT MILLER HAROLD LARRAMORE TEDDY HALL CHARLES SLOAN SHELBA PITTS, Pianist ty ■ MISS LEE COLLEGE BEVERLY SIMMONS ( SNAPS OF MISS L. C. Perfection consists not in doing extraordinary things, but in do- ing ordinary things extraordi- narily well. Neglecting nothing; the most trivial action may be performed to God. Arnauld MR. LEE COLLEGE LEROY KILLMAN SNAPS OF MR. L. C We are what we are; we can- not be truly other than our- selves; we reach ' perfection not by copying, but by constantly and steadily ivorking out the life which is common to all, accord- ing to the character which God has given us. Baxter M ■ Bt ' ' ' ' ' ' 6 ji t RUNNERS - UP for MR. AND MISS LEE COLLEGE Happiness is not the end of life: character is. Beecber MOST VERSATILE RALPH DOWLING and HOPE KINSER As land is improved by sowing it with various seeds, so is the mind by exercising it with differ- ent studies. Pliny PAUL RUNDELL and MARILYN CORE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JOHN THOMPSON and JOAN ASHBY Success in life is a matter not so much of talent or opportunity as of concentration and perse- verance. Wendte O. T. HARGRAVE and DONNA KILLMAN MOST INTELLECTUAL CLAUDE TERRY and JO ANN HOLLIS The higher feelings when acting in harmonious combination, and directed by enlightened intellect, have a boundless scope for grati- fication. The ' r least indulgence is delightful. Combe BOB HEADLY and YVONNE ALFORD MOST CONGENIAL WILLIE ROCHA and MARILYN CORE ■ ' Friendship is the shadow of the evening, which strengthens with the setting sun of life. La Fontaine WENDELL SMITH and ELOISE MARTIN MOST TALENTED DELTON ALFORD and SHELBA PITTS Hide not your talents, they for use were made. What ' s a sundial in the shade. Franklin DAVID BEATTY and DORCAS TULL MOST HOSPITABLE MARRIED COUPLE I MIKE and JONNIE WHITTINGTON Our state cannot be severed: We are one, One flesh; to lose thee were to lose myself. Milton I It ■ obJ VERAL and JANE ANTHONY MOST POPULAR WILLIE ROCHA and JEAN BLEDSOE Whatever is popular deserves attention Mockintosh ft PAUL RUNDELL and MARILYN CORE BEST LOOKING In wit, as nature, rohat affects our hearts is not the exactness of peculiar parts. ' Tis not a slip or eye we beauty call, but the joint force and full result of all. Pope WENDELL SMITH and LETHA PENNINGTON i BOB JACKSON and CAROLYN HOLLOWELL MOST ATHLETIC LAWRENCE BUBBA WALSTON and NINA STINSON A soinid mind in a sound body; if the former be the glory of the latter, the latter is indispensable to the former. Edioards DEAN WALKER and BETTY SALMON WITTIEST KENNETH HARVELL and JOYCE DISMUKES Wit consists in assembling ivith quickness ideas which make up pleasant pictures and agreeable visions in the mind. Locke , ! I TENNYSON TURNER and SANDRA DECOSTER ALEX DUNN, JR. Student Body President JOAN ASHBY WILLIE ROCHA Forensic Club President Student Body Vice-President STUDENT LEADERS MARILYN CORE Student Body Secretary-Treasurer CHARLES GOUDE Business Manager, VINDAGUA YVONNE ALFORD Associate Editor, VINDAGUA DONNA KILLMAN CLARION Editor LEROY KILLMAN Mr. Lee College BEVERLY SIMMONS Miss Lee College STUDENT LEADERS JOHN THOMPSON President, Sen ' . or Class JEAN BLEDSOE Who ' s Who HUGO HAMMOND President, Freshman Class W. H. DEAN, Bible College ODINE MORSE, Bible College HAROLD DUNNAVAN, Junior College WHO ' S WHO h DONNA KILLMAN, Junior College JO ANN HOLLIS, Junior College O. T. HARGRAVE, Junior College PAUL LAUSTER, High School JEAN BLEDSOE, High School DELTON ALFORD, High School WHO ' S WHO I CAROLYN HOLLOWELL, High School WILLIE ROCHA, Religious Education MARIA RODRIGUEZ Religious Education mm?} 5 ? 1 vM ir-I , ' fer .MfMQR Hy s |TJ . ijg — S JTNiCg 1 ?Tjr ■■ SpSpi Oik We com ng S The Endless Line The Last Stop E m. Late Bus! ' - ' ' . ' ..•] M; i ■m pp y - ytB J 1 H 1 % . ' ' wA Just Waiting Dunn Done It! Forward March Eloping? Who ' s Shooting Who? A Rare Moment Ipana Kids Chain Gang Boys Zs ho s , e Me Cruising Down the River Lose Sumpthin ' ? Happy? V V What ' s So lnterestina ? • fT S -OoV • Go Spike Sailor Girl Chow Time o Q. ! y And Baby Makes Three Gargling Peanut Butter? Dot ' s Me Vesper Sen Have You Heard? ft V i MUM Just Me Hey, Chick A Closer Look I Wonder Why? Ole Man River tniertainmenl Muse le Mat i f 4 Hl L w tk -- ' f w • j ' ; ' , Stomach Made of Aches Are This! ooops: ' Dixie Gals Sing it, Gals m A Winkum Game? Moments to Remember Siamese TNvins Halloween King Queen i l yy Howdy Partner Miss Secretary ™ Mr. Executive = L V S That ' s a Bad Burn ' Don ' t Be So Stubborn Lavender Old Lace Play Cast ' I ' m All A Twitter ' THIS Si, . LaVerne Dean Betty Grady Frances Duane CUT-E Polly Freddie COUPL-ES Jonnie Mike Jo Loggie Mary Bill Bobbie Charles JoAnn Thurt Noretta Harold Ain ' t This Fun? E I 1 J | Ain ' t She Sweet? ust the Old Gong YA Twins? Studying? Three Musketeers Going Our Way? Penny for Your Thoughts Resting, Prolly Patsy Arnold Jr. College Freshmen V V b s Frances Duane High School Seniors Jean Wendell Jr. College Seniors A Betty Jack Bible College Seniors Maria Dannie Religious Education Seniors -€ Linda Larry High School Freshman Sophomore Mary Bob Religious Education Freshmen Shelby L. W. Bible College Sophomores Evelyn - Eugene Religious Education Sophomores i a , Deanna Jim High School Juniors Jo Hoyt Bible College Juniors Betty Jean Joan Letha Decn and Don Myrna Alex II Frances Marion I ' ll Virginia Joyce OURS TO YOU Between the covers of this book has gone much hard work, but with it loving memories that we shall forever cherish of happy days at dear ole ' Lee. In years to come as you glance over the pages of this 19 5 6 Vindagua, we hope that it will recall many delightful moments you enjoyed while at Lee College. The Staff .. ' ; ' Arise, and — — . )fg0and there DEAR ADVERTISERS and SPONSORS, We realize the sponsors of any production are essential for its success. For several years you have responded loyally and generous- ly. The Vindagua has been fortunate in receiving your ready re- plies of Certainly, I ' ll take an ad, or I shall be glad to sponsor you. Your response has helped make this 1956 Vindagua a reality. The yearbook staff joins the entire student body in expressing our sincere gratitude for your wonderful interest and support. The 1956 Vindagua Staff J. T. SHEALY, Youth Director H. B. RAMSEY, State Overseer Students from South Carolina, the Palmetto State D. C. BOATWRIGHT State Overseer If i CLARENCE BUSBY Secretary -Treasurer WALLACE SWILLEY, JR. Youth Director • 5 W. E. Wright N. C. Ridgeway Clyde Bolt GEORGIA BOARD MEMBERS GEORGIA STATE TABERNACLE v ' ■jalLi- BBg t. ' A jK tefcy RTbSl v «fl| |HC K SB g ■ %!£ ; ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AT CAMPGROUND Students from Georgia, the Cracker State W. E. JOHNSON State Overseer FRED JERNIGAN Youth Director Students from Tennessee, the Volunteer State COUNCIL TO THE STATE OVERSEER A. M. PHILLIPS State Overseer W. E. HOLCOMBE Youth Director Students from Kentucky, the Blue Grass State Students from North Carolina, the Tarheel State L. H. AULTMAN State Overseer ,. B2 « S l, « S. A. LUKE Youth Director STATE SCHOOL BOARD NORTH CAROLINA STATE YOUTH CAMP ! S 1 ' G. C. HAMBY State Overseer 0 H. L. GREEN Youth Director D. T. PEMBERTON Secretary-Treasurer STATE PARSONAGE LEE C01LE6E k mmm of m® iNsmuTroK Students from West Virginia, the Mountain State STATE OVERSEER ' S PARSONAGE Students from Michigan, the Wolverine State YOUTH DIRECTOR ' S PARSONAGE JOHN L. BYRD State Overseer CLYNE BUXTON Youth Director Students from Alabama, the Yellowhammer State Students from Florida, the Land of Sunshine EARL P. PAULK, SR. State Overseer HOMER BOATMAN Youth Director STATE PARSONAGE Y. W. KIDD State Overseer - BH ' ' t 1 p v ' S ■■ 1 , . Students from Louisiana, the Pelican State CALIFORNIA STATE COUNCIL RALPH E. WILLIAMS State Overseer PAUL L. WALKER Youth Director Students from California - ■ f The Golden State OHIO STATE COUNCIL ' J. H. WALKER State Overseer RALPH E. DAY Youth Director Students from Ohio, the Buckeye State ntf iJt Mii Left to r.ght: J. D. Bright, State Overseer; J. T. Gilliam, Ray T. Hill, Tom M. White, Lester Foster, C. R. Thomison, L. L. Green, J. C. Atkins, W. O. Watwood, W. H. Henry. j d. mitchell Students from Texas, the Lone Star State cleone baker Youth Director Secretary -Treasurer STATE OVERSEER AND DISTRICT OVERSEERS 1 . ill - GEORGE LEMONS State Overseer O. C. McCANE Youth Director Students from Virginia, the Old Dominion State ILLINOIS STATE COUNCIL F. W. GOFF State Overseer Students from Illinois, the Prairie State H. T. STATUM State Overseer Students from Mississippi, the Magnolia State J. E. DEVORE Youth Director BRADY DENNIS State Overseer, New Mexico Students from New Mexico, the Land of Enchantment; Colorado, the Continental State JAMES A. STEPHENS State Overseer Students from Indiana, the Hoosier State m « D. G. HOMNER State Overseer, Washington and Oregon r. INDIANA STATE COUNCIL E. M. ABBOTT Youth Director Students from Arizona, the Grand Canyon State • C. W. COLLINS State Overseer G. S. TAPLEY Youth Director, Washington and Oregon EDDIE C. BOYD Youth Director 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 Board Members H v EARL P. PAULK, JR. FRED JERNIGAN EARL T. GOLDEN J. NEWBY THOMPSON a W. P. STANLEY Editor Sunday School Literature ASSOCIATE BOARD MEMBERS LEWIS J. WILLIS Editor Lighted Pathway ) THE DIRECTORS OF CHURCH OF GOD FOREIGN MISSIONS Their Motto — Romans 1:16 ' A Whole Gospel for the Whole Man in the Whole World. —P. H. W. Standing: W. E. Johnson, S. E. Jennings, D. A. Biggs, T. R. Morse, A. M. Phillips. Seated: J. H. Walker, Sr.; W. H. Horton, Field Representative; E. P. Paulk, Sr., Chairman; P. H. Walker, Execu- tive Secretary; J. M. Owens, Missions Representative. Missions is the world ' s greatest business, and the Christian ' s first responsibility. CHURCH OF GOD FOREIGN MISSIONS DEPARTMENT 1080 Montgomery Ave., Cleveland, Tennessee Faith Temple Church of God 707 E. Jefferson St. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY SALVATION HEALING MISSIONS J. DAVID PITTS, Pastor LOUISVILLE ' S REVIVAL CHURCH SNACK HOUSE NO. 2 f HARDWICK ' S RETAIL STORE The Student ' s Favorite Clothes for College Phone GR 2-1021 ) Men and Women CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE ( ) ABEL HARDWARE | COMPANY i Compliments of Furniture and Hardware ( B. B. STORES Telephone GR 6-5 531 Cleveland ' s Leading Food Store 5 J First Street, N. W. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE PARKS-BELK COMPANY ' ' Cleveland ' s Largest Department Store ' CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE COOK ' S FOOD STORE On the Square Free Delivery CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE DOOLEY ' S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store ED DOOLEY, Prop. Telephone GR 6-5 516 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE D. C. RENNER WHOLESALE Wholesale Groceries Fruits, Vegetables, and Sundries 190 Edwards Street, N. E. Phone GR 6-6516 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Parsonage Phone GR2-4162 CHURCH PHONE GR 6-6282 Church of God Hour WBAC — Sunday, 9:00 a.m. North Cleveland Church of God 33 5 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. -LOYD TIMMERMAN, Pastoi A. C. BURROUGHS, Associate Pastor CRYSTAL SNACK BAR The Best Food at the Loivest Prices We Never Close YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED CLEVELAND HOME SUPPLY COMPANY Venetian Blinds — Mohawk Carpet Floor Coverings Call us for free estimates Phone GR 6-5671 — 80 Second Street, N. E. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of AMERICAN BARBER SHOP First Street, N. E. WOOD ' S JEWELERS Wood ' s for Diamonds Phone GR 6-4371 73 Ocoee Street, N. W. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of Cleveland Natural Gas Company CLEAN FAST ECONOMICAL 423 North Ocoee Street Phone GR 2-1941 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS 195 5-56 VINDAGUA STAFF Compliments of CLEVELAND CLOTH STORE Church Street, N. E. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE McDARIS BROTHERS Clothiers You Can Trust the Quality Phone GR 6-8812 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of HOPE ' S FLORIST 390 Church Street, N. E. PHONE GR 6-5 591 CAPITAL MOTOR SALES If we don ' t have them, we ' ll get them. Phone 9-82424 — 5812 Lee Highway CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE MULLINAX MOTORS Get the facts from Mullnax. Phone GR 6-7492 — South Lee Highway CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE VEST ' S GROCERY DAIRY PRODUCTS FOR THE BEST TRY VEST If it ' s best, it ' s Vest ' s Homogenized Milk Phone GR 2-4641 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE THE LIPPARD BUTANE-PROPANE SERVICE Inc. Gas Appliances, Servel Refrigerator Air Conditioning, LPG Carburetion SALES AND SERVICE PHONE GR 6-5051 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE TOBY ' S | FOOD STORE Specializing in QUALITY MEATS FRESH FRUITS GROCERIES Call GR 2-H95 Central Avenue, N. W. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE BRADLEY MOTOR COMPANY THE SPOT Hot Dogs — Hamburgers — Malted Milk OCOEE STREET Chevrolet Sales and Service PHONE GR 6-6571 260 Inmen Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of W. O. HORNER SON Cleveland ' s Jewelers Since 1882 Compliments of CLEVELAND LAUNDRY CLEANERS Phone GR 6-4596 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE TOWN AND COUNTRY RESTAURANT Cleveland ' s Finest Highway 6 4, one block east of Highway 1 1 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CRANE AUTO PARTS Georgetown Pike PHONE GR 6-8 5 52 Compliments of McLAIN SON Funeral Directors Since 1897 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE DAVIS The Things You Want at the Price You Want to Pay CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE New and Used Parts Used Cars WRECKER SERVICE Compliments of DOMESTIC LAUNDRY t is a genuine pleasure to serve your college. Our association has been most pleasant. Penney ' s ALWAYS FIRST OU Cleveland ' s Newest and Finest SERVICE CLEANERS Phone GR 6-5231 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE MOORE ' S AND FIVE POINT PHARMACY Where You Are Always Welcome PHONE GR 2-45 38 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE J Compliments of CLEVELAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM CENTRAL , CASEY , S Cleveland ' s Leading Drug Store I J AUTO PARTS Where everyone meets WALGREEN AGENCY T. A. CASEY, Prop. ' ) Jobbers for Automotive Parts and Paints COMMERCIAL OFFICE j SUPPLY Inc. ( Origin il Briggs-Stratton Service and Parts Everything for the Office ' ( Carter Carburetors — Thompson Valves School Supplies LORRY L. HILL, Manager ! _ . _, ' Seal Power Piston Rings 170 Church Street Phone GR 2-5541 ' j Crankshaft Grinding Compliments of { f Complete Machine Shop Service CALLAWAY GROCERY J ) 226 N. Fifth Avenue Ocoee Street ) CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE ) ROME, GEORGIA ) 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 VIN- DAGUA the best in the history of Lee, but it has also made possible my attendance at Lee. As you scan through these pages with fond memories, I hope you will enjoy the pictures as much as I have enjoyed making them. LEON SHEFFIELD Photographer J. D. HARSHBARGER, Manager Dry Goods — Notions — Shoes — Clothing Ready-to-Weir — furnishings CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY Manufacturers of Velvo Flour CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CLEVELAND BANK TRUST COMPANY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SAVINGS, LOANS, AND TRUSTS rr 2 % interest paid on savings PHONE GR 6-4512 C. C. CARD AUTO COMPANY, Inc. « VAUGHN ' S FOOD STORE Your Dollir Will Buy More Food Here VEGETABLES— GROCERIES— MEATS Good Things to Eat Ford Sales and Ser Phone GR 2-15 52 12 5 Inman Street, N. E. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE ZDoi 00H . Corner Broad Second Street THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. Paint — Wallpaper — Venetian Blinds Art Supplies Phone GR 6-5 5 64 6 5 Ocoee Street, N. W. NEW FILTRATION PLANT : ; Compliments of CLEVELAND WATER WORKS I Compliments of HAPPY VALLEY FARMS FRESH GRADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS MOORE FURNITURE COMPANY Where you feather your nest with a little doivn ' I 160 Church Street, N. E. Phone GR 2-153 5 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of M. C. HEADRICK GROCERY 555 E. Central Avenue CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE DR. PEPPER the Friendly Pepper-upper DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY North Lee Highway CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CLEVELAND NATIONAL BANK Established 1886 FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Member Federal Reserve Deporit Insuranc Corporation CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE HIWASSEE BRANCH CHARLESTON, TENNESSEE Congratulations Seniors We congratulate you upon your attain- ment and high ambitions. Paper and many other products from Tree Farms have played a part in your past. They will be still more important to you in the future and we are confident you will help Keep Tennessee Green and prevent forest fires. BOWATERS SOUTHERN PAPER CORPORATION Calhoun, Tennessee New Home of the Church of God Me Headquarters and Publishing House Compliments of TENNESSEE MUSIC AND PRINTING COMPANY CHURCH OF GOD PUBLISHING HOUSE INTERNATIONAL SALES COMPANY CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE PENTACOSTAL RESOURCE CENTER 3 1838 00113 1503 UOI TO BE TAKEN CMHf wnm G. Squires Library Tennessee