Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1957 volume:

Lee College William G. Squires Library ■J DO NOT REMOVE Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time- Footprints, that perhaps another, Sailing o ' er life ' s solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother, Seeing, shall take heart again. Religious News Service Photo fi G ;SS  MOT 10 BE TAKEN out For even hereunto were ye called: because Christ also suffered for us, leaving us an example, that ye should follow his steps. EDITOR: Terry Hathaway ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Hugo Hammom BUSINESS MANAGER: David Beatty LEE COLLEGE L leveland, Jenne See VERAL ANTHONY 2°! DEDICATION In memoriam to Veral Anthony who went to meet the Master June 3, 1956, after having completed one year at Lee College. The Vindagua staff takes pride in dedicating the 195 7 annual to one whose footsteps of faith are so deep- ly imprinted on our campus. Veral ' s brilliant testi- mony now shines even brighter as a guide to those who knew him. His cup of life was full. His testi- mony of complete trust in God keeps him alive in our hearts. He was — words fail to say what he was. Ask what he should be. That he was. Administration Building Alumni Building Old Main Academic Building Ellis Hall Dining Hall Auditorium : : _ ll II II II - Wjpw Simmons Hall Tharp Hall Walker Hall President ' s Home DIRECTORY of LEE COLLEGE TEACHERS 1956-57 Cleveland, Tennessee FRANCES ARRINGTON, B.S., Mathematics. B.S., Jacksonville State Teachers College, Lee College; Grad- uate work, George Peabody College for Teachers CHARLES R. BEACH, B.S., M.A., Spanish, French. B.S., University of Tennessee, Lee College; M.A., Uni- versity of Tennessee, University of Paris LOIS UNDERWOOD BEACH, B.S., M.S., Home Eco- nomics, Science, Art. B.S., University of Tennessee, Flat River Junior College, Campbell College; M.S. Uni- versity of Tennessee, Iowa State College; additional graduate work, University of Paris HUBERT P. BLACK, B.S., M.Ed., Social Studies, Phy- sical Education. B.S., Jacksonville State Teachers Col- lege, Lee College; M.Ed., University of Chattanooga; undergraduate work, University of Alabama and Uni- versity of Georgia MARTHA BLACKWELL, Piano. University of Montana, Minot State Teachers College, Lee College, University of Chattanooga STANLEY BUTLER, B.S., M.A., Science, Social Stud- ies. B.S., Jacksonville State Teachers College; M.A., George Peabody College for Tachers; additional gradu- ate work, George Peabody College for Teachers EUGENE CHRISTENBURY, B.A., M.A., Religion, So- cial 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.D., Vanderbilt University; ad- ditional graduate work, Scarritt College CLIFFORD DENNISON, B.A., Biology, Mathematics. B.A., Marshall College, Greenville State Teachers Col- lege, 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., Colum- bia 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., University of Maryland, Lee College; M.A., Ohio State University A. T. HUMPHRIES, B.M., Music. Detroit Conserva- tory of Music Graduate Certificate in Voice MYRTLE HURST, B.A., Piano. B.A., University of Chattanooga, Lee College; graduate work, University of Chattanooga ROOSEVELT MILLER, Music. Furman University, Holmes Bible College, Lee College, University of Chat- tanooga EDITH NELSON MOONEY, B.S., M.A., History, Edu- cation. B.S., University of Alabama; M.A., University of Alabama; additional graduate work, University of Min- FRANCIS MOONEY, B.S., M.A., Reading, English. 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 Chatta- nooga, Detroit Institute of Musical Art, Lee College 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., M.A., English, Business Educa- tion. B.A., University of Chattanooga, George Peabody College for Teachers, University of Tennessee, Lee Col- lege; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers RUFUS L. PLATT, B.A., M.A., Social Science, Indus- trial Arts. B.A., George Peabody College for Teachers, Lee College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teach- ers; additional graduate work, George Peabody College for Teachers J. DUDLEY PYEATT, JR., B.S., M.A., Business Edu- cation. B.S., George Peabody College fcr Teachers, Lee College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers DORCAS R. SHARP, B.A., M.A., English. B.A., South- eastern Louisiana College, Lee College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers AVIS SWIGER, Missions, Religion. Salem College HELEN IRENE SYMES, Accordion. Lee College, Ten- nessee Polytechnic Institute, University of Chattanooga LAWRENCE WALSTON, B.A., Biblical Education. Lee Bible College H x-vr% r n r-v Footsteps — symbols of the past of yl L W V- i L every man— whether echoing a life of simplicity and fading away or remaining freshly printed in the sands of time. Nineteen hundred years ago a sun-tanned Nazarene, the Son of a car- penter, walked the shores of Galilee leaving a perfect footprint with a clarity that, though made only with a soft step of a Judean sandal, will never fade. Those steps that reached out to challenge lives, heal sick, comfort broken hearts, have never been retrodden, for they were printd by the limitless love of God and continue to challenge us today to follow IN HIS STEPS. Yes, the King of Kings, Jesus our Saviour, came to the earth as a man leaving us an example that we might also leave a clear, firm footprint as we walk with Him through life. Lives of students are mingled here as they follow His footsteps by way of Lee College to pre- pare for life Gone — echoing joy, regrets, sorrow, and happiness, are your footsteps for this past year. How fresh are their prints? Have they come near be- ing IN HIS STEPS? In your hands you hold a misty written record of faces and names that recall moments — moments that are gone, moments that will remain foot- prints in time. You cannot reverse your course, or erase its prints, but if it has been faulty you may alter your pathway now by heeding the call of the Master to follow IN HIS STEPS! Terry Hathaway, Editor 1 am the light of the world: he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, hut shall hare the light of life. ADMINISTRATION President R. LEONARD CARROLL, B.A., M.S. B.A., Furman University; M.S., University of Tennes- see; additional graduate work, Erskine University n, fPi«fe BUSINESS MANAGER Marvin Golden REGISTRAR Robert Humbertson A.B., M.A. HIGH SCHOOL Stanley Butler SCHOOL OF MUSIC A. T. Humphries, b.m. SCHOOL OF RELIGION R. H. Gause, Jr. A.B., B.D. JUNIOR COLLEGE R. L. PLATT, B.A., M.A. BOARD OF DIRECTORS JOHN L. BYRD Chairman Seated: John L. Byrd, Chairman. Standing — left to right: James Stephens, H. L. Chesser, L. H. Aultman, and D. C. Boatwright. THE 1957 FACULTY Frances Arrington Charles Beach Lois Beach Hubert Black Martha Blackwell Stanley Butler Personal? Formal? THE 1957 FACULTY Eugene Christenbury Alexander Delk Clifford Dennison Nina Driggers R. H. Gause, Jr. Betty Hockensmith Do they speak English? THE S957 FACULTY Robert Humbertson A. T. Humphries Ruby Hurst Roosevelt Miller Edith Mooney Francis Mooney Who knows music? THE 1957 FACULTY Mabel Morehead Beatrice Odom Elmer Odom Mary Platt R. L. Platt Dudley Pyeatt r wmmm The real life of a dean. THE 1957 FACULTY So she is a dictator. Dorcas Sharp Avis Swiger Helen Symes Lawrence Walston After a hard day ' s work. THE 1957 STAFF ULNA BLACK Secretary to Business Manager JEAN BLEDSOE Secretary to Principal JANE BOURLAND Bookkeeper SYBIL BUTLER Bookstore JO CASEY Secretary of Bible College H. D. CROSS Maintenance NORA GOINS Maintenance JAMES GOLDEN Maintenance CHARLES GRAHAM Ma intenance LORENE HALL Bookkeeper JAMES HOCKENSMITH Dean of Men JO ANN HUMBERTSON Library THE 1957 STAFF GRADY HURST Cafeteria WILLIAM JOHNSON Maintenance INEZ JONES Secretary to Registrar KATHRYN JUSTINN Dean of Women CLEONE McLAIN Assistant Librarian NELL MUNCY Manager of Snack Shop R. C. MUNCY Manager of Cafeteria LEON SHEFFIELD Photographer BETTY POPE Secretary to Registrar GRACE POWELL Assistant Dean of Women ARTHUR PRESSLEY Maintenance GAYNELL PYEATT Secretary to President STAFF AND STUDENT EMPLOYEES DELLA SCOGGINS Cafeteria MARCUS SIZEMORE Assistant Dean of Men ARCHIE SWIGER Policeman +Ak Left to right — Seated: Evelyn Dodson, Don DeKolands, Wilma Russell, Rean Rogers, Jo Casey, Janet Dalton, Bob Cox, Mary Salmon. Row 1 : Dee Simmons, Sue Hosch, Naomi Anderson, Fay Griffin, Kay Griffin, Betty Carroll, Annie Sharp, Barbara Williams, Myrna Jackson, Virginia Echols, Shirley Jerolaman, Sandra Mulligan, Lena Eisenhardt, Mary Smith, Shelvy Hendron. Row 2: James Workman, Ethelene Alexander, Troy Baggett, Grace Rose, Bill Ogden, Wayne Chelette, Euna Jean Alexander, Elnore Huyser, Ollie Lee, William Morgan. Student Employees ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Roy Burroughs Vice-President Y. W. Kidd President Mary Tucker Recording Secretary Charles Beach Executive Secretary Lord, I will follow thee where- soever thou goest. LASSES ims s E N 1 O FRED BENFIELD Mooresrille, North Carolina R S Ministerial Club 3 Youth for Christ i Music Club 2, 4 Class Favorite 4 N. C. State Club 1, 2, f ? kj T DONALD BOWDLE Easton, Maryland m F L, j | ! ' i Vice-President of Class 3 Ministerial Club 3, 4 President 3 Youth for Christ 2 Music Club 1 Class Favorite 2 State Club President 2, 3. 4 Band 2 JEW j ; ' T I EDWIN BROOKS ku ■! ' ■• I ■ ' Cleveland, Tennessee ■fall Mission Club Officers - DONALD BOWDLE . . . . . President CARSON WIGGINS . . . Vice-President BETTY LINDSAY (Seated) . Sec.-Treas  ° f L «■■ ■ M FRED DeARMAN Harrisbnrg, Pennsylvania Youth for Christ ; Operetta i Student Couneil 3 State Club President LONNIE DEATON Phoenix, Arizona Youth for Christ 1, 2 Ministerial Club 3 Athletic Club 3, 4 L Club 3, 4 ROBERT FABEL Spokane, Washington RAY GEIGER Brunswick, Georgi HAROLD HAYDEN Meadoivview, Virginia Mission Club Ministerial Club Youth for Christ B I C B O L L E L E G E 1957 JAMES HOCKENSMITH Louisville, Kentucky Youth for Christ Mission Club Ministerial Club LeROY KILLMAN Crisfield, Maryland Mr. Lee College 3 Mission Club President Class Favorite 2 State Club President 2, 3 BETTY LINDSAY Uniontown, Pennsylvania Student Council 2, 3 Mission Club r, 2 Class Secretary 3, 4 Youth for Christ 3, 4 Secretary 4 Band 2, 3, 4. State Club Secretary 4 ROBERT OWENS Gastonia, N. C. DREXEL POPE New Mexico Ministerial Club 3, 4 Youth for Christ 4 Athletic Club 3, 4 State Club President 3 ' M CLYDE SHANKLE Kamiapolis, North Carolini Ministerial Club LEON SHEFFIELD Lenoir City, Tennesse. Mission Club Athletic Club School Photographer HAROLD SMITH Cleveland, Tennessee HOYT STONE Danville, Virginia ; Favorite 3 Forensic Club 3, . Ministerial Club 1 Speech Club 2 State Club IVesKlen LEONARD TOWNLEY Crandon, Virginia Youth for Christ Ministerial Club Forensic Club CARSON WIGGINS Gastonia, North Carolina 1957 J u N I O R S Officers ). C. GASTON President JOHN WHITAKER (Standing) . . Vice-President EUNA JEAN ALEXANDER (Seated) . . Sec.-Treas. Euna Jean Alexander ,h iA J. C. GASTON HUGO HAMMOND HORACE ROUNDTREE JOE SIMPSON EDNA INGE MARCUS SIZEMORE MILFORD JONES CHARLES SMITH BIBLE COLLEGE DONALD SMITH JOHN W ACKER WILLIAM F. WILLIAMS 1957 s o p H M O R E S Officers ARNOLD VORSTER President ADRION BAIRD (Standing) . . . Vice-President ETHELENE ALEXANDER (Seated) . Sec.-Treas. ETHELENE ALEXANDER HUBERT ARNETT ADRION BAIRD JAMES BANDY ELIZABETH BYRTUS GEORGE CARVER LUTHER HOBBS, JR. J. C. HOLLIE JAMES JUSTICE HARRY KIETH PAUL KUBITSKY JOE LOVIN DONALD McGUIRT REGINALD MURRAY CAROL SCOTT A A 4 CLINTON THOMPSON ARNOLD VORSTER JOHN WHITAKER 1957 F R E S H M E N ■WPP PW%B ■ -■■■ i uwrnwrn ■ n ' ■ Officers JEROME MUELLER CURTIS DOWLING . FLORA DONALDSON . . . . President . . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer iMINUARD ASHMORE CANLER BROOKS JESS BROWNING RICHARD BYRTUS FRANCES CARDEN JANET CARTER JAMES CATRETT DON CLARK RUTH CRAWFORD %v Jts k P|, - ' ' -r 1 f -.-If EVELYN CROWELL HOMER DAVIS FLORA DONALDSON CURTIS DOWLING DAVID ELLER DAVID FRENCH JAMES WORKMAN WATSON HORNE HUGH JOHNSON SIM KNIGHT HOWARD LONG LEWISMcMAHAN JIMMY MASSENGALE RUEBEN MORGAN WALTER MORRIS JEROME MUELLER M k 1957 DEAN PATTERSON F PITT DOUGHTON R E S MARY POE RUSSELL REICH H DAVID ROBINSON TRAVIS ROGERS M E N GLENNA SHEPPARD JOE TAYLOR ERWIN THOMAS FLOYD TIMMERMAN LEROY WACKER DAVID WALKER 1957 WALTER ATKINSON M ROSI DOUGLAS ROGER GUPTON DALE HARTNESS Ait MAX MORRIS R. L. NEWMAN l.fc MARION STARR EDSEL WHITNER JR. C O L L E G E FFICERS BOB HEADLEY President ALAN HATHAWAY Vice-President FLORENCE TIDWELL Secretary JO CASEY Treasurer DELTON ALFORD Easton, Maryland Music Club President 2 I lorida State Club President Student Council I, 2 Tine Arts Club Vice-President Vindagua 2 Student Hand Director 1, 2 Brass Quartet 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 Hasl.cthall I, 2 Most Talented 1 liunnci up Mr. Lee College 2 k JACK BARRON Shelburn, Indiana State Club President Youth for Christ 1, Forensic Club 2 F.B.L.A. 1 Athletic Club 2 Vollevball 2 Boys ' ' Choir 1 1957 s E N I O R S M JEAN BLEDSOE Thontaston, Georgia Most Popular i President ' s Cabinet i Musie Club Secretary i, Girls ' Choir 2 Band I, 2 Keynote 2 i,lil,l ' AUU I, 2 Welcoming Committee 1 Secretary to High Schoo Principal 2 DELBERT BELLAH Stockbridge, Michigan ANNELLE BOWDEN Tarpon Springs, Florida TRUEL BRASWELL B 11 ford, Georgia TROY BRYANT Douglas, Georgia tl ANNETTE BUTLER Albany, Georgia F.B.L.A. i; Secretary 2 L Club 2 Volleyball 1, 2 Basketball i, 2 C. V. CHILDERS Chai lottc, ortb Carolina JO CASEY Rome, Georgia Class Treasurer 2 Music Club 1, 2 Vice-President ] Girls ' Choir 2 Mixed Choir 2 to Bible College ; Committee 2 AUTRY DAWSEY Whiteville, North Carolin Mixed Choir 2 Boys ' Choir 1 King ' s Rangers Quartet 1 Softball i, 2 Volleyball 1, 2 Basketball i, 2; Co-Captain Athletic Club PAUL CLAWSON Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania President ' s Cabinet 1 Student Council 1, 2 State Club Vice-President i, 2 Northern States President 2 Vindagua 2 1957 s E N I O R S IRIS DISHAROON Cleveland, Tennessee ELIZABETH DRIVER Loxley, Alabama JARRETT EDEN FIELD Fort Myers, Florida Fine Arts Club 2 Music Club 2 Mixed Choir i,2 H.iml ' i ■men Trio 2 lhlelu Club 2 Softball 1,2 olle l alI I, 2 BETTY ELLENBURG Easley, South Carolina Forensic Club i, 2 Music Club i, 2 State Club Reporter 2 Clarion i I rcshman Flay I Softball 1,2 Volleyball 2 lidskithall i, 2 Cheerleader i LYNDAL FIELDS Odum, Georgia Mission Club I s ( ,!ll,n ' l 1 ,,IIcnIuII J u c N o 1 L PATSY FITZGERALD Covington, Louisiana O R L E C Minion Club I, 2; Secretary 2 Student Council I Fine Arts Club I, 2; Vice-President I CuK ' i lioir i, 2 (lass Favorite i 1 n slunan Play I Miss Lee College 2 E MARY RUTH GIBSON mmammmmmmm ■mu Andrews, North Carolina j«p Ik F.B.L.A. i, 2 Forensic Club 2 Mission Club i, 2 Music Club i Mixed Choir i, 2 Softball ' i, Volleyball i, 2 BROOKLYN FREE Gaffney, South Carolin, tM GISELLA HANKE Millville, New Jersey HOLLEY HANCE IV. Augusta, S. C. Mission Club i, 2 Youth for Christ I Forensic Club I, 2 Forensic Play I Class Favorite i 1957 s E N I O R S KENNETH HARVELL Greenville, South Carolitii Music Club Vice-President 2 ISi.iss ( Hi.irtet I, 2 Softball i,2 Vollcvball i, 2 ALAN HATHAWAY Big Timber, Montana Forensic Club I, 2; Vicc-Presdent 2 Youth for Christ 1 Mission Club 2 Forensic Play 2 lien s ' Choir 1, 2 Mixed Choir 2 ] in 1 n r i.i 1 Quartet 1 Continental Quartet 2 School Soloist 1, 2 TERRY HATHAWAY Big Timber, Montana Freshman Play I Student Constitutional Committee 2 Runner-up Miss Lee College 2 RUBY HAYDEN Meadowville, Virginia Youth for Christ 2 ROBERT HEADLEY Clanton, Alabama Student Council I Fine Arts Club 1,2; President 1 Spanish ( I11I1 1,2; President 1 Mission Club Chorister i, 2 ( hiss President 2 Mixed Choir 2 Welcoming Committee 2 Class Vice-President 1 Balfour Science Award 1 Freshman Play 1 Hi ei up Most Intellectual 1 Program Committee Chairman 1 JEANNE HESTER Miami, Florida Student Council I, 2 Constitution Committee l!ei-onlin« Secretary 2 Music Club i Girls ' Choir i Mixed Choir i Vhuhigua 2 DAVID HIGGINS Tampa, Florida Mission Club i, 2 l- ' orcnsic Club I I inc Arts Club i, 2; President 2 Music Club I, 2 Band i,2 I I ' cshm m Play I riarionita i Clarion 2 Cheerleader 2 Southernaires Quartet 2 PHYLLIS HICKMAN Lenoir City, Tennessee Music Club i Girls ' Choir i Mixed Choir 2 Messensercttes Girls ' Quartet i Athletic Club 2 Basketball i, 2 Clarion 2 Clarion it a 2 Senior Play 2 J u N I O R C O L L E C E SUE HOSCH Birmingham , Alabama RANDY HODGES Mallory, West Virginia 1957 s E N I O R S CLARONE HUGHES Cleveland, Tennessee ELNORE HUYSER Big Timber, Montana F.T.A. Program Committee 2 Youth for Christ 2 Vindagua 2 MYRNA JACKSON Leadwood, Missouri GERRIE KIDD Bluefield, Virginia F.T.A. 1, 2; Reporter Youth for Christ 1 Softball 2 Volleyball 2 RAYMOND LANKFORD N. Charleston, S. C. ■HSM PAUL LAUSTER Krehwinkel, Germany Mission Club 1,2; President 2 Student Council 1 President ' s Cabinet 1 H s ( hoir 1, 2 Mixed Choir 2 Who ' s Who 1 Mr. Lee College 2 SANDRA MULLIGAN Smithers, West Virginia J u N I O R C O L L E G E WALTER MONTZ Charleston, Illinois dean McAllister Chandler, Arizona JOYCE MULLINS Hamilton, Ohio 1957 s E N I O R S JERRY McGEE Charlotte, N. C. Mission Club I Ministerial Club i , 2 Fine Arts Club 1, 2 Music Club 1 lto s ' Choir 1, 2 KORRINE McGEE Chattanooga, Tennessee SONJA McMAHAN Fulton, Kentucky F.B.L.A. 2 Forensic Club 2 Mixed Choir 2 BILLY OGDEN Middlesex, South Carolir, NAOMI RIDGEWAY Buford, Georgia F.T.A. Song Director 1 F.T.A. President 2 YVONNE RODGERS Fort Mill, South Carolina Mission Club I, 2 Athletic Club i, 2 Softball 1, 2 Volleyball 2 BEVERLY SIMMONS Navarre, Ohio Student Council 1 President ' s Cabinet i, 2 Student leader 1 Music Club 1 Girls ' Choir 2 Mixed Choir 2 Vindagua 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 Welcoming Committee 1, 2 Miss lee College 1 Freshman Play 1 MARVIN SHREVE Lynchburg, Virginia Honor Society 1 Science Club 1 Mission Club 2 State Club Vice President J u N I O R C O L L E G E CHARLES SLOAN Calhoun, Georgia Boys ' Choir 1, 2 Mixed Choir 2 Vnllc ball 1, 2 Kevivalaircs Quartet 1 Imperial Quartet 1 Continental Quartet 2 DRINA SIMMONS Akron, Ohio 1957 E N I O R S LAMAR SMITH Sandersville, Georgia LUZ SOTO Akron, Ohio Hazelhurst, Georgia JOYCE STANFILL Akron, Ohio FLORENCE TIDWELL Baltimore, Maryland Mission Club i, 2 I on nsicCluba Fine Arts Club I Music Club i Mixed Choir i, 2 State Club Secretary 2 Class Secretary i, 2 Vindagua i, 2 Clarion i, 2 i hit itittitii i , 2 Volleyball 1,2 J u C N O 1 L O L R E G E DORCAS TULL Milford, Delaware Athletic Club i L Club 2 Mixed Choir i Starlighters, Combo Band ] Softball Captain I, 2 Volleyball i, 2 Basketball Co-captain i Clark Rui r-up Most Talented i, 2 MARY TUCKER Linden, Alabama Mission Club 1,2 Fine Arts Club 1,2; Secretary Music Club 1 Welcoming Committee 2 Recording Alumni Secretary Clarion Editor 2 I rcshman Play 1 Volleyball 1 4tt RAY VAUGHN Ninety Six, South Camlim TENNYSON TURNER Eastern, Kentucky Fine Arts Club 2 Music Club 1 State Club President 1, 2 Athletic Club 1,2 Softball 1, 2 Volleyball 1,2 liaskctball I, 2 Referee 2 Clarion 2 Clarionita 2 Wittiest i; Runner-up 2 I rcshman Play 1 Senior Play 2 ' HI I 1957 s E N I O R S w k LEWIS J. WILLIS Cleveland, Tennessee LARRY WALT Traverse City, Michigan DAVID BEATTY Ferriday, La. Student Council I President ' s Cabinet 2 Forensic Club I, 2 Ministerial Club I State Club President i line Arts Club I P.ons ' Choir i, 2 Welcoming Committee Vindaguar, 2 It A-h JERRY YOUNG Irving, Texas REBECCA BRADLEY MABEL BRILEY KATHLEEN BROWN ROBERT BULLARD 1957 FRESHMEN STELLA CAFARO FREDA CAIN ANDREW CALLIS HELEN CARDEN MAXINE CASEY PATSY CHILDERS SHELBY COX ALLAN CROSS ROSE DAILEY JANET DALTON MARLENE De FINO EVELYN DODSON GAYON DUNN RUTH DYAR VIRGINIA ECHOLS JANE EDDY DAVID ELLIS ERNESTINE ELLIS EVELYN ENIX JUNIOR COLLEGE DAVID EVERLY DAVID FIELDS KENNETH FLINCHUM VICTOR FRALEY RENA GALLIHAR WANDA GOFORTH MARTHA GREEN HOWARD GUESS SHIRLEY GUTHRIE GENE HAGAN LETHA HAMMOND HOWARD HANCOCK PEGGIE HARPER SHELVY HENDREN DORCAS HERLINE KENNETH HICKMAN MARIDELL HITE JO ANN HOBBS J 5 p p n JOY MARLENE HODGES 1957 FRESHMEN JERREL DEAN HOLDEN MORRIS HOLLOW AY sscf 4 CAROLYN HOLLOWELL CHERRIE JARRELL SHIRLEY JEROLOMAN DOROTHY JOHNSON INEZ JONES ARTHUR RISER EVA LAFON OLLIE LEE DEWEY LEMONS BERT LOGSDON CURTIS MADDEN V ? f DEVONNE MARTIN HAROLD MASINGO JACKIE METLER CLAIR MILLER CLARIECE MILLER AUDREY MOORE JUNIOR COLLEGE HUBERT MOORE MARCUS MOORE JANICE MOREHEAD DICK MORRIS ALTON MOZINGO JOE MUNCY DAVID MUSHEGAN ROWENA MYNATT REGINALD McCARN JESSE McINTOSH NORMA NABINGER JO ANN NEWTON WENDELL NEWTON MELVIN NOKLEBY ARVELLA PARSLEY DON PAULK MARIE PELTON YVONNE PENFIELD BARBARA PETRY MAIRE PHILLIPS 1957 FRESHMEN TRAVIS PORTER DAVID PYEATT NANCY RIGGS GRETA ROGE RS GRACE ROSE WES RYAN MARY SADLER LOUIS SAYLOR ANNIE SHARP EVELYN SHARP VIOLA SHARP | VIRGINIA «j SMALLWOOD JACK SMITH JO ANN SMITH jp X MARY SMITH DUANi: SMOCK EUGENE SPIVEY FELTON STEWART JUNIOR COLLEGE BLANCHE STONE NEIL STONE BOBBY SUSTAR JACKIE TOUCHSTONE JEANETTE TRIMNEL BOB VANCE LONNIE WADE BOBBY WALKER DEAN WALKER DON WALKER WILLIAM WEBB MARGARET WEIBLE SELAH WELLS JUANELLE WILLIAMS MAVA WIMBERLEY NANCY WOMAC MERVIN LUALLEN 1957 H 1 G S H E N S 1 C O H R O S O L Officers DEANNA ROBERTSON (Seated) . . . President JAMES DOWDY (Standing) . . . Vice-President BETTY SALMON (Standing) Secretary CAROLE ANDREW Hamilton, Ohio (hiss President i liut. i ( luh President 4 L Club 4 Welcoming Committee 4 WILMON BRANNEN Ooltewah , Tennessee iM ik H I G H MONA KAY BRUCE Arcadia, Ohio PATRICIA CLEMONS High Springs, Florida JAMES FRANKLIN BYRD Cleveland, Tennessee Student Council 2, 3 Class Favorite 3 Ci ' rman Club 1, 2 Basketball 4 Library Club 1, : Mission Club 4 Athletic Club « DAVID CONNELL Vero Beach, Florida s c H O O L Ash SHELBY JEAN CLONCH Elkin, North Carolina 1957 High School s E N I O R S CHARLES COOPER Akron, Ohio Softball 2, 3, 4 ul|, ,l,.,ll 2,3,4 Basketball 3, 4 Spanish Club 2 Mission Club 4 Youth for Christ 4 Athletic Club 3 CECILE CORE Tallahassee, Florida Torch Club 2 Chorus 2 Cheerleader 4 (Captaii Beta Club 4 Athletic Club 4 Volleyball 4 Softball 4 Basketball 4 SANDRA COX New Orleans, La ( heerleader 3, 4 I ' . ' li. I A. Club 3 MM. tic Club 3,4 L Club 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 3,4 Softball 3, 4 PAUL DINGESS Logan, West Virginia JAMES DOWDY Savannah, Georgia Basketball 2, 3, 4 Softball 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2,3,4 ice President Class 4 Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 President Athletic lul 4 L Club 3, 4 Class favorite 2, 3 MACK EVANS Cleveland, Tennessee SYLVIA FLYNN Hamilton, Ohio Dramatics Club I, 2 louth lor Christ 4 Athletic Club 4 Vice-President Class I Secretary Class 2 Soccer i, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Vollc ball 1, 2,4; Captai Softball 1, 2,4 National Jr. Honor Society 1 Beta Club 4 Girls ' Glee Club 1 . companist Girls ' and Boys ' Chorus I, 2 JOAN FORD Detroit, Michigan Mixed Chorus 3 Athletic Club 4 Softball 2, it 4 Volleyball 4 RAY FULCHER New Orleans, Louisiana Youth for Christ Basketball ssistant I ' astoi. Walker Hall Athletic Club LEON GARNER Leachfield, Arkansas H I C H S C H O O L 1957 High School s E N I O R MARGIE KAY GRIFFIN Bessemer, Alabama Mission Club 4 4tM i J. C. GUNN Adamsville, Alabama Basketball i, 2 Baseball i Softball i, 2 (lass President I Mixed Chorus 4 Volleyball 1 Athletic- Club 1, 2 I n simian Play Boys ' Choir 1 GRACE HARDCASTLE Cleveland, Tennessee LUTHER JOHNSON Gary, Indiana Class 1 avorite 4 MARTHA JOHNSON Huntsville, Alabama Cheerleader 4 Beta Club 4 Music Club 1, 2,4 Student Council 4 Mission Club 4 Softball 1,4 Volleyball 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1 Dramatics Club 2 Commercial Club 3 Vice-President Class 1 Salutatorian 1 Band 3 llied Youth I THOMAS KENDALL Bastrop, Louisiana CHARLES KING Everett, Pennsylvania M-k EDWARD LAWSON Middletown, Ohio Stage Technician Magic Club Football Debate Club Mission Club in « PEGGY LEDBETTER Atlanta, Georgia JUANITA LOVELADY Bowling Green, Kentucky H I G H S C H O O L DOROTHY MELTON Muskegon, Michigan Beta Club WILLIAM MORGAN Vnhom, Louisi 4,1 ALBERT REED Loxley, Alabama Athletic Club 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3. 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 - ball 2, 3,4 Class President 1 H 1 s C c H H O O RUTH RITTENHOU Sevierville, Tennessee Youth for Christ 4 Athletic Club 4 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 4 F.H.A. 2 L L I EANNA ROBERTSON illa Grove, Illinois t Student Council 1 Class President 2, 4 Class Vice-President 3 Class Favorite 2, 3 Music Club 1,2 F.B.L.A. Club 3, 4; President 4 Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3 Vice-President 4 Cheerleader 4 Vice-President ' s Cabinet 4 Student Government Committee 4 Most Versatile 4 BARBARA JEAN ROGERS Cheruw, South Carolina BETTY SALMON Baltimore, Maryland Class favorite 4 Runner-up Most Athletic 3 Most Athletic 4 Athletic Club i, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4 (. .iptain liaskctball 2, 3, 4 Captain Softball 1, 2, 3,4 Vollevball 1, 2,3,4 Mission Club 2, 3, 4 Welcoming ( ommittce 3, 4 Glee Club 1 JOAN SEYDA Crisfield, Maryland ELIZABETH SIMS Chattanooga, Tennessee Beta Club 3, 4 Mission Club 4 Paper Staff 2 F.H.A. Treasurer 3 Forensic Club 4 GALE SWANSON Tucson, Arizona EULENE SWEAT Lake City, Florida Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3 Band 1 Glee Club Accompanist i, ; News Editor School Nevvsp F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Vice-Preside S[..U)i ' -J] lul ■ ' , Jr. and Sr. Honor Society 1, Beta Club 4 Clarion Staff 4 Music Club 4 Keynote Staff 4 RODNEY SYMES Cleveland, Tennessee Student Council 4 Constitution Committee 4 Beta Club 4 Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Vollcvball 1,2,3,4 Am JAMES TABOR Harlan, Kentucky ROLAND VINES Jasper, Alabama Music Club i Whletic Club 2 Basketball Champs 55- ' L Club 3 BARBARA WARD Mt. Holly, North Carolin Beta Club 3,4 F.H.A. Club Chorus Mission Club EUGENE WATWOOD Houston, Texas Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Football 1, 2, 3 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; President 2, 3 in- President Western States 4 President State Club 4 Athletic Club 4 Class Favorite 3 HELEN WRIGHT Albertville, Alabama Youth for Christ 4 thtletieClub4 4-H Club 1 Glee Club 4 F.H.A. 3 YVONNE ZAMBITO Tampa, Florida H I C H S C H O O L 1957 J u N I O R S Officers LARRY TIMMERMAN (Standing) . . . President JOE FRENCH (Seated) Vice-President CAROLE PETTYJOHN (Seated) . . . Secretary THOMAS AVINGER CATHRYNE BEOCKER ORIN BOWI IS LEON BRYANT JOSEPH FRENCH LINDA JOHNSON RUBY KEELING CAROLE PETTYJOHN JOHN RITTENHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL LARRY TIMMERMAN BARBARA WILLIAMS ELVA WOODARD 1957 s o p H O M O R E S HIGH SCHOOL Officers LEONARD CARROLL, JR. (Standing) . President GLENDA ANDREWS (Seated) . . . Vice-President BILLIE DENNISTON (Seated) .... Secretary GLENDA ANDREWS CAROLYN BALDWIN HELEN COGGINS BILLIE DENISTON DAVID KEIL MARY MITCHELL JOE MORRIS J. C. RAINES JESSIE REED BETTY ROBBINS DARLENE RODGERS MARY SALMON RICHARD SANSBURY PATRICIA SINDLE NELSON PATTERSON VONDALE TUCKER EARL EDWARDS 1957 F R E S H M E N High School RLGGIiXAL ADAMS HOWARD BRLLA D BARBARA BRUMMITT JOYCL BRYANT LI ONARD CARROLL VIRGIL COGGINS JOYCE DOUGLAS SANDRA DUNCAN BEVERLY ELDERS MARLENE GOLDEN GORDON JOHNSON DON DeKALANDS SAMUEL MUSHEGAN WILMA RUSSELL ESTHER SCHETROM DON SHELNUTT EDITH SINGLETON DAVID KENNEDY ROBERT STRICKLER NATHAN TEMPLE MINNIE VAUGHN MYRA VINTSON PEGGY WILSON 1957 R E L E 1 D G U 1 C O A U T S 1 O N Srs Officers CARL MORRIS (Sta riding) . President JEWELL TRAVIS EVELYN COFFEE . . Secretary-Treasurer JAMES ALLEN ■mi Greensboro, N. C . ( lass President I (lass ice President (lass Chaplain 3 Ministerial Club 1,2 Class Favorite 2 EVELYN COFFEE Lenoir City, Tennessee Class Secretary-Treasurer 3 Constitution Committee 3 Music Club 1 Mission Club 1,2,3 Spanish Club 2, 3 Class favorite 2, 3 i Li am DANIEL COMBS Cincinnati, Ohio CLYDE HUMBERTSON Markleysburg, Pennsylvania Student Constitution Committee 3 Student Council 3 Campus I ' ostmar s E N I O R S EUGENE MIZE Walhalla, South Carolin, ISAAC MORRIS Greenville, North Caroliin JOHN OLIVER Eight-Mile, West Virginia Youth for Christ 1, 2 Mission Club 1,2, 3 Forensic Club 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 3 s E N I O R EUGENE SPRINKLE Kannapolis, North Carotin FLOYD STRICKLAND High Point, North Carolin, JEWELL TRAVIS Dayton, Tennessee MALCOLM WHITTINGTON Whiteville, North Carolina HUEY JENKINS Covington, Lonisiai 1957 s o p H m ■mEP o R E Officers BILL CLEVENGER President JAMES WARD Vice-President GUY WALKER Secretary-Treasurer FRANKLIN BUTLER ZEB BUTLER ROBERT COX JAMES KELLY CLYDE MAPLES ATANASIE RAILEANU GUY WALKER JAMES WARD RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FRESHMEN KEITH BLACK CLINTON BRENDLE CHARLES BURNS EARL CLECKLER BILL CLEVENGER VERNON COURTNEY HERBERT DAVIS CHARLES DENTON CHARLES DUFFY JAMES GARLEN MARLENE JACKSON WILLIAM JONES - PORTER NEAL JAMES SIMMONS DULSIE STRICKLAND BARBARA STATON CAROLYN CORDELL REBA KEELING Second Row: PATRICIA GRIFFIN ELLEN THOMPSON ELIZABETH CROWELL ZEBAGENE POWELL Q Q( £) Cl C$ First Row: PAUL COLLINS WINFORD WALTERS HAROLD SNYDER RAYMOND BRAYFIELD ALBION BOBBINS O. D. ROBERTSON LLOYD CORBETT LEWIS BALLARD PAUL DEHNER WAYNE CHELETTE CURTIS BUTLER ESTELLE CURRY MEMORIES ARE MADE SEPTEMBER 4 Let ' s sing! Singspiration 6 Registration: Oooo, look at that line! 7 Classes begin: Hi! Where are you from? . . . What ' s your last name? . . . Mail call . . . I ' m so homesick . . . First date in the CAN- TEEN . . . Baseball: Run ' Fish ' . . . Strike him out, Lonnie . . . Let ' s have a home run . . . Sid ' s Cadillac OCTOBER 5 Poor up-mixed Cherrie at the Fall Picnic 6 Vic: Going, going, gone — sold to ? Clarion Pie Supper 13 Senior Bazaar: Tell my fortune, Frances . . . Josephine from Chattanooga High . . . Walter ' s adorable Paris pink knit suit! 18 F.B.L.A. Variety Show — Allegheny Moon! 20 Seniors — Away to the Smokies! 22-28 Hooray! Vacation Halloween: King Virgil and Queen Glenna NOVEMBER 3 Magician Show 4-9 Fall Revival: Billy Sunday Myers 22 Thanksgiving 23-24 Freshman Play: Jerry, the Octopus . . . Jump Bert, he ' s after you! . . . Wes, that dress looks charming on you. Slumber parties . . . popcorn . . . The foot- ball team that we don ' t have . . . Tennyson ' s bright remarks . . . Bright umbrellas . • • Working on the Constitution, overtime! DECEMBER 7 Music Concert: Tumbling Weeds Indian Dawn 12 The Big Switch, Girl ' s Christmas Party 17 Forensic Program in Chapel 20 Away for the Holidays! Trips to, the Snack House . . . I ' ll never tell . . . 2:00 telephone calls . . . Walker Hall . . . The dog house . . . Girls, why wear rain coats to breakfast? . . . Gossip . . . Rain . . . Pony tails . . . Accident — tele- phone calls — hospital — blood donors — am- bulance — embarrassing apologies! JANUARY 6-9 Cram for those exams! 21-23 New Semester Begins 28 Lecture Series Begins (Clifford Dennison) Just Walking in the Rain . . . Superlatives elected . . . Patsy and Paul, Mr. and Miss Lee College . . . Evelyn Sharp— Most Ath- letic . . . Miniature clothespins . . . Flashy knee socks . . . Crew cuts . . . Those famous Canteen quartets . . . Whoops, something slipped — snowballs — snowmen — how many classes were cut? FEBRUARY Lecture series 4 Hubert Black 9 Casale Ensemble 11 Dorcas Sharp 15-16 Forensic Play: A Man Called Peter ... She won ' t fix anything but shredded wheat . . . More soda, please Frivolous Freshmen . . . Silly Sophomores . . . Juvenile Juniors . . . Serious Seniors. Bev and Paul ' s fusses. 18 Beatrice Odom MARCH 5 Elections begin — It is a real race . . . Going Steady? You ' ll get wet! . . . Let ' s play ten- nis .. . Study . . . Study . . . Study . . . only two months left. 11-15 Spring Revival: Luther Turner APRIL 12 Faculty Play Student Day: Who ' s really president around here? . . . Kids, take over 19-22 Easter — Hooray, another holiday! 25 Annual Speech Contest 27 Senior Banquet Spring has sprung! Baseball again . . . Look at those beautiful spring styles MAY 3 Spring Picnic 9 Music Recital 18-23 Last time to cram — final exams. 19 Baccalaureate . . . Good-bye . . . Our God is watching over you. 21-22 Senior Play Alumni Banquet 23 Candlelight Service 24 Commencement The Vindagua is here — Sign my yearbook please — Last goodbyes — tears. C ' est Fini Little drops of water, with grains of sand, Make the mighty ocean and the pleasant land. So the little moments, humble though they be, Make the mighty ages of eternity. .. Seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall he added unto you. FEATURES J- aul oLaudtet MR, LEE COLLEGE J- atsu rilzaeratd MISS LEE COLLEGE David Beatty Mary Tucker ■• ' . Most Athletic mi ' % Ws Jim Dowdy Betty Salmon Most Versatile f Best Personality Cherrie Jarrell Bobby Sustar Most Congenial Married Couple R U N Delton Alford N Mr. Lee College E Terry Hathaway R S Miss Lee College u p Most Talented David Ellis Dorcas Tull Hoyt Stone Glenna Shepherd Most Versatile Juanelle Williams Howard Long Most Athletic Shelvy Hendren Dean Walker Wittiest Becky Bradley Tennyson Turner Best Personality Beverly Simmons Jerome Mueller Most Congenial Married Couple Hugo and Letha Hammond Hoyt Stone Bible College Donald Bowdle Bible College At km k Robert Headley Junior College w Terry Hathaway -  Junior College W Lewis J. Willis Junior College H J Mary Tucker Junior College Rodney Symes High School Deanna Robertson High School James Byrd High School Martha Johnson High School w H O ' S yy James Allen Religions Education H O Clyde Humbertson Religions Education STUDENT LEADERS HOYT STONE TERRY HATHAWAY J. C. HOLLIE MARY TUCKER DAVID BEATTY HUGO HAMMONI AMI DONALD BOWDLE DELTON ALFORD DEAN WALKER BEVERLY SIMMONS PATSY FITZGERALD PAUL LAUSTER ±Mj.h X k Let us therefore follow after the things which make for peace, and things wherewith one may edify another. Future Business Leaders of America Club A IM President Sponsor DEANNA ROBERTSON DUDLEY PYEATT MOTTO: Leaders in the business field mean more economic yield. DEANNA ROBERTSON President LAMAR SMITH Vice-President ANNETTE BUTLER Secretary J. C. GASTON President LUTHER HOBBS Vice-President BETTY LINDSAY Secretary FRANCIS MOONEY Co-sponsor President JWBt jP v Sponsor CHARLES BEACH MOTTO: He that winneth souls is wise. Youth for Christ CAROLE ANDREW President DEANNA ROBERTSON . . . Vice-President KATHRYN BLOCKER Secretary Music Club MOTTO: Music — the art of happy living. President DELTON ALFORD Sponsor A. T. HUMPHRIES DELTON ALFORD President KENNETH HARVELL Vice-President JEAN BLEDSOE Secretary MARTHA BLACKWELL Co-sponsor H m a e ax JOSEPH LOVIN President DREXEL POPE Vice-President ELLIS FORD Secretary Sponsor ROBERT HUiMBERTSON President JOSEPH LOVIN tfc MOTTO: Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel Mark 16:15. Ministerial Club Mission Club PAUL LAUSTER President LAWRENCE WALSTON .... Vice-President PATSY FITZGERALD Secretary CANLER BROOKS Chaplain DORCAS SHARP Co-sponsor « it AVIS SWIGER Sponsor PAUL LAUSTER President MOTTO: To the regions beyond, orensic Club MOTTO: A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver, Proverbs 25:11. President DAVID BEATTY Sponsor ALEXANDER DELK DAVID BEATTY President ALAN HATHAWAY Vice-President EVELYN SHARP Secretary ) a k A A ■ JOYCE DOUGLAS President GERALDINE HOLDEN Vice-President ESTHER SCHETRAM Secretary Sponsor LOIS BEACH President JOYCE DOUGLAS X ? MOTTO: Homemaking is the art of living. Home Economics Club SPANISH CLUB BOB HEADLEY President DAVID FRENCH Vice-President DEE SIMMONS Secretary JACK SMITH Chaplain MOTTO: Sirviendo a Dios sin barreras de len- gnas. ( To serve God without language barriers. ) Sport: DORCAS SHARP President BOB HEADLEY JIM DOWDY President DEAN WALKER Vice-President BETTY SALMON Secretary BETTY HOCKENSMITH . . . Co-sponsor Sponsor HUBERT BLACK President JIM DOWDY 4m MOTTO: On the fields of friendly strife, one is preparing for the trials of life. ATHLETIC CLUB Future Teachers of America MOTTO: Dare something worthy a Sponsor RUBY HURST DAVID HIGGINS . DELTON ALFORD MARY TUCKER . MOTTO: True art is but a shadow of the di- vine -perfection. FINE ARTS CLUB . . President Vice-President . . Secretary President DAVID HIGGINS ,M Officers MRS. LEO SMITH President MRS. JAMES BILBO .... Vice-President MRS E. J. DAVIS Secretary Sponsor MRS. R. LEONARD CARROLL MINISTERS ' WIVES CLUB Righteousness shall go before him; and shall set us in the way of his steps. liiiiinins STUDENT BODY OFFICERS TERRY HATHAWAY Student Body Sec, PRESIDENT ' S CABINET DAVID BEATTY J. C. HOLLIE HOYT STONE BEVERLY SIMMONS ARNOLD VORSTER CHAPEL PROGRAM COMMITTEE DEANNA ROBERTSON SOCIAL and SCHOOL RELATIONS COMMITTEE JAMES JUSTICE CARL MORRIS BEVERLY SIMMONS, Chairman PAUL LAUSTER JOAN SMITH t% P k±±mb Sponsors: Francis Mooncy STUDENT COUNCIL The student Council, composed of representatives from all divisions, is an organization to invoke democratic student govern- ment. Ruby Hurst Clifford Dcnnixon Clyde Humbcrtson, Don McGuirt, Lonnic Dcaton, Howard Long, Edscl Whitcncr, Porter Neal, Rodney Symes, James Byrd, Paul Clawson, Del Urn Alford, Becky Bradley, Jeanne Hester, Martha Johnson, Jessk Reed, Mr. Dennison, Mrs. Hurst, Mr. Mooney, Hoyt Stone, Terry Hathaway, J. C. Hoi lie. J CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE Established in 1956 for the school term of 1957 for the express pur- pose of writing a constitution for student government designating its authority. It was composed of three faculty members, a representative from the administration, and two representatives of each division. The constitution after approval by the administration and division heads, was accepted by the Board of Directors and the student body. FRANCIS MOONEY Chairman Administration: Robert Humbertson Faculty: Clifford Dcnnison, Ruby Hurst, Francis Mooney High School: Deanna Robertson, Rodney Symes Junior College: Terry Hathaway, J. C. Hollie Religious Education: Evelyn Coffey, Clyde Hn Recording Secretary: Jeanne Hester ft - ft p B 6 V ' % jm CSS m VINDAGUA STAFF TERRY HATHAWAY Editor HUGO HAMMOND Assistant Editor MAVA WIMBERLEY, Feature Editor BEVERLY SIMMONS, Club and Organization Editor ELIZABETH DRIVER, Administration Editor JACKIE TOUCHSTONE, Athletic Editor FLORENCE TIDWELL, Snapshot Editor GRETA ROGERS, DEANNA ROBERTSON, REBECCA BRADLEY, DORCAS HERTLINE, Class Editors VINDAGUA STAFF MAVA WIMBERLEY C. V. CHILDERS Feature Editors BEVERLY SIMMONS VIC FRALEY Club and Organization Editors JACKIE TOUCHSTONE DELTON ALFORD Athletic Editors FLORENCE TIDWELL CHERRIE JARRELL DON PAULK Snapshot Editors Junior College Class Editors GRETA ROGERS EVELYN SHARP Typists JEAN BLEDSOE ELNORE HUYSER JEANNE HESTER Sponsors MARVIN GOLDEN DORCAS SHARP ELMER ODOM STANLEY BUTLER V i n d a g u a Business Staff DAVID BEATTY, Business Manager The Business Staff aids and directs in financing the Vindagua. Typists CLARION STAFF aim monthly publication of the li of Lee College. MARY TUCKER Editor GLENNA SHEPPARD . . . Associate Editor BEATRICE ODOM Sponsor J. C. GASTON Business Manager FLORENCE TIDWELL Society Editor VIC FRALEY Sports Editor Feature Writers DAVID FRENCH JACKIE TOUCHSTONE (not pictured) Exchange Editor ELIZABETH DRIVER News Editor EVELYN SHARP ' « s 0 t . { 0% 40 9 m r 1 jjffl CLARION Reporters TENNYSON TURNER JO ANN NEWTON DAVID HIGGINS NANCY WOMAC EULENE SWEAT JERRY McGEE Circulation DAVID BEATTY C. V. CHILDERS KENNETH HICKMAN Typists DRINA SIMMONS PEGGY HARPER ANNELLE BOWDEN JO ANN SMITH CLARIONITA STAFF The Clarionita, published tw ; ce a month, is a student publication of the activities that sur- round campus life a. Lee College. GLENNA SHEPPARD BEATRICE ODOM . Editor Sponsor Middle Row: Phyllis Hickman, Sandra Duncan, Lyndell Fields, Carole Andrew, Helen Carden, Tennyson Turner. Front Rcw. Carol Scott, Joyce Mullins, Dorcas Tull, Claricce Miller, Von Rogers. LEE COLLEGE BAND Flute: Jackie Roberts Clarinet: Jo Ann Newton Yvonne Rodgers Sandra Cox Marie Phillips Alto Sax: Maridell Hite Clariece Miller Edsel Whitener Tenor Sax: Mervin Luallen Janice Morehcad French Horn: Gordon Johnson Trumpet: Don Walker Betty Lindsay David Ellis Leon Garner Richard Morris A. T. HUMPHRIES Director DELTON ALFORD Student Director Don Paulk Betty Robbins Richard Sansbury Vondale Tucker Bass: John Rittenhouse Baritone: Delton Alford Wendell Newton Edward Webb Trombone: Dean Walker Jean Bledsoe Rodney Symes David Walker Percussion: Harold Mosingo David Higgins Nancy Riggs BAND IN ACTION [A OLLKG1 fj INSTRUMENTAL GROUP DELTON ALFORD CLARIECE MILLER DORCAS TULL HAROLD MOSINGO JESSE McINTOSH BAND AT REHEARSAL MIXED CHORUS lypv ou A. T. HUMPHRIES «« ■ « ' . Director 1 k i. i MARTHA BLACKWELL 1 M , Accompanist RASS QUARTET DEAN WALKER Mlt HOWARD LONG It KENNETH HARVELL jj j DELTON ALFORD CLARIECE MILLER Accompanist r F I til r j ivT ! RANGEMEN VIC FRALEY JARRETT EDENFIELD BOBBY SUSTAR BUCCANEERS DICK MORRIS ALBERT TAYLOR AUTREY DAWSEY DAVID ELLIS LEE-ETTES FRANCES CARDEN DEANNA ROBERTSON JO CASEY Accompanist HELEN CARDEN A REVIVALAIRES VIC FRALEY C. V. CHILDERS DICK MORRIS EMMETT HINKLEY Accompanist iwi SOUTHLAND TRIO VIOLA SHARP BETTY JEAN ROBBINS JOAN HOBBS MELO-DETTES JOAN FORD HELEN WRIGHT MARTHA JOHNSON SOUTHERNAIRES DAVID HIGGINS HOWARD HANCOCK JEROME MUELLER £ f% FOURSOME JOHNNY HORTON DAVID HIGGINS EMMETT HINKLEY RALPH SQUIRES TRIOS AND QUARTETS LEE COLLEGE CONLINENTAL QUARTET A. T. HUMPHRIES, CHARLES SLOAN, JOE MUNCY, MRS. A. T. HUMPHRIES, pianist, ALAN HATHAWAY Therefore glorify God in your body and in your spirit, which are God ' s. The steps of a good man are ordered hy the Lord. ATILIT Cheer Leaders Captain, College Freshmen JACKIE TOUCHSTONE Atlanta, Georgia Go — Freshmen Beat— High School! RENA GALLIHAR CLARIECE MILLER JUANELLE WILLIAMS JACKIE TOUCHSTONE VON RODGERS JEAN BLEDSOE DAVID HIGGINS YEA, LOUIE! , O ft ) i l A Captain, High School Let ' s play ball! DEANNA ROBERTSON CECILE CORE MARTHA JOHNSON SANDRA COX COME ON GALS! WE WANT TWO POINTS! JUMP! SINK IT, JUANELLE! BASKETBALL COLLEGE FRESHMEN 1st row, 1. to r.: K. Matthews, J. Mcintosh. 2d row, 1. to r.: W. Tomlin, K. Flintchum, K. Hickman. 3d row. 1. to r.: Coach Hubert Black, Co-captain Don Walker, Captain Dean Walker, W. Ryan. COACH CAPTAIN STANLEY BUTLER JIM DOWDY BIBLE COLLEGE 1st row, sitting: H. Long, D. Clark, J. Mueller. 2d row, standing: R. Byrtus, C. B rooks, L. Spell, D. Patterson. _ COLLEGE SENIORS 1st row, kneeling: L. Savior, K. Harvell, P. Clawson. Standing: L. Walston, A. Dawsey, R. L. Newman, D. Alford. Not pictured: R. Gupton CO-CAPTAIN OLAND VINES ALBERT REED JIM TABOR TOM KENDALL PAUL DINGESS LARRY TIMMERMAN P ' P.O.E HI A GIRLS ' SOFTBALL COLLEGE SENIORS 1. to r.: B. Ellenburg, E. Driver, A. Butler, J. Hester, D. Tull, V. Rodgers, F. Tidwell, M. R. Gibson, L. Fields, G. Kidd. COLLEGE FRESHMEN 1st row, kneeling: E. Lafon, N. Womae, G. Rogers, B. Bradley. 2d row: J. Sheffield, L. Wade, G. Rose, J. Trimnell. 3d row: F. Cain, C. Hollowell, S. Hen- dren, M. Hite. HIGH SCHOOL 1. to r.: C. Core, M. Johnson, S. Cox, R. Rittenhouse, K. Blocker, J. Seyda, B. Salmon, S. Flynn, G. An- drews, E. Sweat, R. Keeling, J. Reed, M. Salmon. ?W GIRLS ' BASKETBALL COLLEGE SENIORS 1. to r.: F. Tidwell, Captain D.Tull,L. Fields, B. Ellen burg, V. Rodgers, P. Hick man. ) r. : S. Hendren, S. Guthrie, J. Smith, R. Galli- har, C. Hollowell, N. Wom- ac, B. Bradley, J. Williams. HIGH SCHOOL 1. to r.: K. Blocker, J. Sey- da, S. Flynn, B. Salmon, Captain; S. Cox, R. Keel- ing, C. Core. SOFTBALL BIBLE COLLEGE 1st row, kneeling: T. Beaver, D. French, D. Beatty, D. Clark, R. Gonzalaz. 2d row, standing: H. Long, J. Mueller, D. Pat- terson, J. C. Gaston, J. Mcintosh. COLLEGE SENIORS Kneeling, 1. to r.: E. Whitener, J. Eddenfield, K. Harvell, D. Alford, T. Turner. Standing: P. Clawson, R. L. Newman, M. Morris, A. Dawsey, A. Tavlor. n DEAN WALKER DON WALKER CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAIN HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS and SENIORS 1st row, 1. to r.: A. Reed, J. Byrd, J. Tabor, R. Symes, L. Morgan, R. Fulcher. 2d row, 1. to r.: G. Wat- wood, T. Kendall, P. Dingess, R. Vines, L. Johnson, Captain; L. Dowdy. HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES 1st row, 1. to r.: D. Kennedy, V. Coggins, J. Edwards, W. Johnson. 2d row, 1. to r.: R. Adams, L. Carroll, G. Watwood. LEMUEL KENNETH KENNETH KENNETH OLD MASINGO SOUTHERLAND MATTHEWS LOUIE SAYLOR HICKMAN FLINCHUM VOLLEYBALL HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS AND SENIORS Kneeling, 1. to r.: J. Byrd, J. Tabor, R. Symes. Standing, 1. to r.: A. Reed, G. Watwood, T. Kendall, R. Vines, P. Dingess, J. Dowdy, Captain; L. Johnson, R. Fulcher, L. Morgan. HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES Kneeling: D. Kennedy, V. Coggins, J. Edwards, W. Johnson. Stand- ing: R. Adams, L. Carroll, G. Watwood. DEAN WALKER DON WALKE) CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAIN BIBLE COLLEGE Kneeling: D. French, D. Beatty, D Clark. Standing, 1. to r.: T. Beaver, H. Long, J. Mueller, D. Patterson, J. C. Gaston, J. Mcintosh, R. Gonza- COLLEGE SENIORS Kneeling, 1. to r.: Whitener, K. Harvell, T. Turner. Standing: D. Alford, J. Edenfield, R. L. Newman, P. Clawson, M. Morris, A. Dawsey, A. Taylor. KENNETH LEMUEL KENNETH vns iv IADDEN HICKMAN JOE MUNCY SOUTHERLAND FLINCHUM COACH BLACK . ' ' _ m % m m i ate ■ ,.., 5 IT-- ' h 3 V- • 1 h ml . m • I« £ c JtMA . Xh 4 ft ▲ «tk Girls ' Volleyball COLLEGE SENIORS Kneeling: M. R. Gibson, V. Rodgers, F. Tidwell, Captain; D. Tull, J. Kidd, Standing: B. Ellen- burg, E. Driver, A. Butler, J. Hester, L. Fields. COLLEGE FRESHMEN Front to back: C. Jarrell, S. Hendren, R. Daley, E. Lafon. L. to R.: G. Rogers, J. Smith, C. Hollowell, F. Cain, J. Williams. Front to back: J. Sheffield, M. Hite, B. Bradley. L. to R.: S. Cox, J. Wood, J. Trimnell, N. Womac, L. Wade. HIGH SCHOOL 1st row, 1. to r.: C. Core, M. Salmon, G. An- drews. 2d row: M. Johnson, S. Flynn, B. Sal- mon, Captain; J. Reed. 3d row: S. Cox, R. Keel- ing. 4th row: R. Rittenhouse, E. Sweat. 5th row: K. Blocker, J. Seyda. COACHES The students who received physical edu- cation and coaching from Mr. Hubert Black and Mrs. Betty Hockcnsmith will re- member and appreciate their untiring ef- forts of these instructions. Not only do they promote the athletic program, but they imbed within each stu- dent such traits as honesty, good sports- manship, consideration for others, and many such qualities that motivate strong character and mold successful men and women of tomorrow. REFEREES TENNYSON TURNER and MAX MORRIS Watch that jump Keep your eye on that ball, M ACTION SHOTS: Reaching for a Let ' s go, Don! Get that ball, Fat ! (No in 4 ) In all thy ways acknowledge him and he shall direct thy paths. SNAPSHOTS At last we ' re here iJ L Things-could be worse w E L C O M N G A N D R E G S T E R N G Finally arrived Nearly through! MISCELLANEOUS 2 It says— right here Men of Destruction Seven Indian girls You sure look nice They ' ve had it Two of a kind Aren ' t we pretty Here we are, you lucky boys Turn out them lights! FALL PICNIC Dowdy-0 Who pushed who? The line-up Come on in, the water is fine FALL PICNIC MY PARTIES Going . . . Going . . . Gone It ' s a party 1 The boys paid dearly for this 1J Halloween King and Queen ' ■■ ■ , Spooks are out tonight Enjoying the fun? MISCELLANEOUS Campus comics Happy B.rthday, Virgil Jo, where are your thoughts? • Off to a parade Where ' s the chaperone? The roving kind PLAYS AND CONCERTS Curtain call ENTERTAINMENT Model students Bobby Sustar Patsy Fitzgerald Mr Executive and Miss Secretary Randy Hodges Frances Carden Getting acquainted? My! what good-looking girls CUTE COUPLES Louie and Flossie Patsy and Pau Mava and Joe Peggy and Jerry Roland and Jesse . CUTE COUPLES C. V. and Frieda Deanna and Delton MANY YEARS AGO ■• . - | Beatty Jarrell ■ . Cecile Con ; ; ; .-• Dorcas Tull Betty Fish Salmon MISCELLANEOUS Mouse CLASS FAVORITES j ; .■ Ricardo and Glenna Bible College Freshmen ' a. ' ? . 1 HK y ' «jm ! | I J La Verne and Carol Bible College Sophomores Frank and Dulsie Religious Education Sophomores James and Evelyn Religious Education Seniors CLASS FAVORITES Betty Fish and Luther High School Seniors Rose ond Date Junior Liberal Arts MISCELLANEOUS Now this is the way Going somewhere— That lion ' s gonna bite you Wanna take a ride Who needs beauty He who, from zone to zone, Guides through the boundless sky thy certain flight, In the long way that I must tread alone, Will lead my steps aright. DEAR ADVERTISERS AND SPONSORS, We realize the sponsors of any production are essential for its success. For several years you have responded loyally and gener- ously. The Vindagna has been fortunate in receiving your ready replies of Certainly, I ' ll take an ad, or I shall be glad to spon- sor you. Your response has helped make this 19 57 Vindagna a reality. The yearbook staff joins the entire student body in expressing our sincere gratitude for your wonderful interest and support. The 19 57 Vindagua Staff Students from North Carolina, the Tarheel State I J L. H. AULTMAN State Overseer S. A. LUKE Youth Director Georgia ' s State Officials and Overseer ' s Council Pi Seated: Hubert S. Norris, Wallace Swilley, Jr., W. E. Johnson, Clarence Busby, Tommie F. Harper. Standing: D. T. Toler, A. H. Griffin, E. E. O ' Neal, Clyde N. Bolt, G. R. Watson, P. H. Hammond, W. E. Wright. If 11 1 1 Georgia State Tabernacle Administration Building at Campground Students from Georgia, the Cracker State DON AULTMAN Youth Director Students from Michigan, the Wolverine State Students from Arkansas, the Wonder State TOE SOUTHERLAND Youth Director State Overseer and Council of West Virginia Seated: Hollis L. Green, State Youth Director; G. C. Hamby, State Overseer; Donald T. Pemberton, Secretary-Treasurer. Standing: W. H: Compton, R. C. Hodges, Paul T. Nance, A. J. Gardner, J. F. O ' Hara, E. J. Gibson, L. L. McDaniel, S. E. Jennings, Earl P. King. Students from West Virginia, the Mountain State Missouri State Council Seated: Christopher Moree, State Youth Director; A. M. Dorman, B. E. Ellis, State Over- seer; W. W. Snuffer. Standing: A. V. Holdman, Wayne Heil, Paul E. Blake, Bill Heron, Lyle Jackson. Students from Missouri, the Show-Me State Texas Campground C. W. COLLINS State Overseer, Ncrthwes J. H. WALKER Texas State Overseer, Southeast Texas y .5 IfL - Students from Texas, the Lone Star State Students from Alabama, the Yellowhammer State CLYNE BUXTON Youth Director RALPH E. WILLIAMS State Overseer PAUL L. WALKER Youth Director Students from California, the Golden State I Students from Pennsylvania, the Keystone State Illinois State Council Standing: F. R. Harrawood, G. L. Stihvcll, V. B. Rains, and O. N. Neil. Seated: Stanley Joplin, Edward Cara- way, and Joel D. Brown. R. D. HARRIS Youth Director Students from Illinois, the Prairie State Students from Ohio, the Buckeye State State Council Mi STATE PARSONAGE Students from Virginia, the Old Dominion State W5 f gmglg JACKIE BRIDGES Secretary-Treasurer Students from Tennessee, the Volunteer State Students from Florida, the Land of Sunshine Students from South Carolina, the Palmetto State I r • V4 Students from Kentucky, the Bluegrass State o O P ' Hi ™ f if §v ■ : ,;:tl: ' 1- 1 W M ' State Councillors Standing: James T. Pitts, Ed Denham, Willie Cook, James B. Youngblood, W. E. Foster. R. E. Worley. Seated: J. T. Holman, T. A. Perkins, State Overseer; John Newton, George W. Wilson, William E. Holcombe, State Youth Director. Students from Indiana, the Hoosier State A% EUGENE MADDOX W. L. MACKEY ( ■ompllmentd of I lew illlexlco the cJLana of C nchantment o :.i Students from Mississippi, the Magnolia State Students from Arizona, jU csr ' ' u t h I U O. W. POLEN National Sunday School and Youth Director CECIL KNIGHT Assistant National Sunday School and Youth Director Compliments of the NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL and YOUTH BOARD Seated: Ralph E. Day, Cecil Knight, Assistant National Director; O. W. Polen, National Director; Clara Yecha, Secretary; Earl T. Golden. Standing; Earl P. Paulk, Jr., Don Ault- man, W. P. Stanley, Editor, Sunday School Literature. Not shown in picture: Lewis J. Willis, Editor, Lighted Pathway. MISSIONS BOARD AT WORK The Missions Department is hard at work in its council room in Cleveland. The members of the board and staff are, left to right: D. A. Biggs, pastor at Middletown, Ohio; T. R. Morse, pastor at Lenoir City, Tennessee; J. H. Walker, Sr., overseer of Southeast Texas; Wade H. Horton, Field Representative; W. E. Johnson, Chairman of the Board and overseer of Georgia; Paul H. Walker, Foreign Missions Executive Secretary; T. L. Forester, pastor at West Flint, Michigan; S. E. Jennings, pastor at Huntington, West Virginia; A. M. Phillips, overseer of Florida; Johnnie Owens, Missions Representa- tive; Miss Alice Josephsen, Secretary. The Board members meet four times annually, gratuitously serving the Church and the fifty-six nations into which she has extended herself. For example, I should like to say that during the last General Assembly the Board sat for forty- seven hours in daily sessions and until one and two o ' clock in the morning, besides trying to attend the Assembly and General Council. Upon the shoulders of these men rests a tremendous responsibility for world missions. The prevalent concern in each of their hearts is to make the missions dollar reach the farthest and do the most in the shortest time possible. They earnestly covet your prayers. Their slogan is based on Romans 1:16, The whole Gospel for the whole man in the whole world. By Paul H. Walker- Executive Secretary STUDENTS FROM COLORADO the Grand Canyon State jfffl M. J. D. HARSHBARGER, M wager Dry Goods - Notions - Shoes - Clothing Ready-to-Wear - Furnishings CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE VAUGHAN ' S FOOD STORE Your Dollar Will Buy More Food Here VEGETABLES - GROCERIES - MEATS Good Things to Eat CLEVELAND BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Compliments of CALLAWAY GROCERY Ocoee Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE VALUE COURTESY DOBSON ' S — Everybody Loves a Bargain — SERVICE ECONOMY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SAVINGS, LOANS, AND TRUSTS 3 % interest paid and savings Phone: GR. 6-4521 Corner Broad and Second Street Parsonage Phone GR. 2-4162 Church Phone GR. 6-6282 North Cleveland Church of Cod 33 5 Eleventh Street, N. E. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE SUNDAY SCHOOL _ MORNING WORSHIP 9:45 a 1 1 :00 a EVANGELISTIC SERVICES 7:30 p. PRAYER SERVICE, WEDNESDAY 7:3 p. Y.P.E., FRIDAY 7:30 p, FLOYD TIMMERMAN, Pastor ROOSEVELT MILLER, Music Director SNACK HOUSE NO. 2 The Student ' s Favorite Phone GR. 2-1021 HARD WICK ' S RETAIL STORE Clothes for College men and ivomen CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE ABEL HARDWARE COMPANY Furniture and Hardware Phone GR. 6-5 531 5 5 First Street, N. W. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE COOKE ' S FOOD STORE On the Square Free Delivery CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE PARKS-BELK COMPANY Cleveland ' s Largest Department Store ' CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE D. C RENNER WHOLESALE Wholesale Groceries Fruits, Vegetables, and Sundries 190 Edwards Street, N. E. Phone GR. 6-6516 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE DOOLEY ' S DRUG STORE The Rex ill Store Ed Dooley, Prop. Telephone GR. 6-5516 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE VEST ' S GROCERY AND DAIRY PODUCTS FOR THE BEST TRY VEST If it ' s best, it ' s Vest ' s Homogenized Milk Phone GR. 2-4641 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF Cleveland Natural Gas Company CLEAN FAST ECONOMICAL 423 North Ocoee Street Phone GR. 2-1941 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE THE LIPPARD BUTANE-PROPANE SERVICE, Inc. Gas Appliances, Servel Refrigerators Air Conditioning, LPC Carburet ion SALES AND SERVICE Phone GR. 6-5051 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY a genuine pleasure to serve your college. Our association has been most pleasant. CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY Manufacturers of Velio Flour CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE SERVICE CLEANERS Phone GR. 6-5231 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CASEY ' S AUTO PARTS T. A. CASEY, Prop. Jobbers for Automotive Parts and Paints Original Briggs-Stratton Service and Parts Carter Carburetors - Thompson Valves Seal Power Piston Rings Crankshaft Grinding Complete Machine Shop Service 226 N. Fifth Avenue ROME, GEORGIA Compliments of CLEVELAND LAUNDRY CLEANERS Phone GR. 6-45 96 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CENTRAL Cleveland ' s Leading Drug Store Where Everyone Meets WALGREEN AGENCY COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. Everything for the Office School Supplies LORRY L. HILL, Manager 170 Church Street Phone GR. 2-5 541 TOWN AND COUNTRY RESTAURANT Cleveland ' s Finest Highway 64, one block east of Highway 1 1 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of McLAIN SON Funeral Directors Since 1897 AUTO PARTS Complete Stock of New and Used PARTS Complete Electrical Service Wrecker Service We Buy All Kinds of Disabled Cars DAVIS The Things Yon Want at the Price You Wmt to Pay CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Call Greenwood 6-8 5 52 CRANE AUTO PARTS Georgetown Pike — Cleveland BRADLEY MOTOR COMPANY Compliments of Eennei Cleveland ' s Newest and Finest Always First Quality Chevrolet Sales and Ser, PHONE GR. 6-6571 260 Inman Stn CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE MOORE ' S AND FIVE POINT PHARMACY Where You Are Alivays Welcome Phone GR. 2-4538 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of CLEVELAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM McDARIS BROTHERS TOBY ' S Clothiers FOOD STORE rr You Can Trust the Quality Phone GR. 6-8812 Specializing in QUALITY MEATS CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of SLOAN ' S FLORIST FRESH FRUITS 3 90 Church Street, N. E. GROCERIES Gill GR. 2-1595 Phone GR. 6-5591 Compliments of Central Avenue, N. W. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE W. O. HORNER SON Cleveland ' s Jewelers Since 1882 CLEVELAND HOME SUPPLY COMPANY ids — Mohawk Carpet r Coverings Call us for free estimates Phone GR. 6-5671 80 Second Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE WOOD ' S JEWELERS Wood ' s for Diamonds Phone GR. 6-45 71 7} Ocoee Street, N. W. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of CLEVELAND CLOTH STORE Church Street, N. E. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CRYSTAL SNACK BAR The Best Food at the Lowest Prices We Never Close YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED NEW FILTRATION PLANT Compliments of CLEVELAND WATER WORKS Cleveland National Bank Established 1886 FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Member Federal Reserve Deposit Insurance Corporation CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE HIWASSEE BRANCH CHARLESTON, TENNESSEE C. C. CARD I THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO.  Faint — Wallpaper — Venetian Blinds AUTO COMPANY, INC. j t Art Supplies , Phone GR. 6-5 564 Wfc ! | 65 Ocoee Street, N. W. H j Compliments of MM j M. C. HEADRICK GROCERY y i 555 E. Central Avenue Ford Sales and Service CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Phone GR. 2-15 52 j i DR. PEPPER the Friendly Pepper-upper DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY 12 5 Inman Street, N. E. J North Lee Highway CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE [ , CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE We congratul. and high ambiti Before you embark upon a career, we would like to give you one more lesson that will make your education just a little more complete. Where- ever you go or whatever you do, guard your forests from fire. Remember! a tree will make a million matches but one match will destroy a million trees. BCWATERS SOUTHERN PAPER CORPORATION Calhoun, Tennessee :..7C ' ; W: 33 III Compliments of TENNESSEE MUSIC AND PRINTING COMPANY CHURCH OF GOD PUBLISHING HOUSE INTERNATIONAL SALES COMPANY CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Cleveland, Tennessee m TO BE TAKEN OUT 3 1838 00064 3243 f Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time- Footprints, that perhaps another, Sailing o ' er life ' s solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother, Seeing, shall take heart again. Religious News Service Photo