Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1958 volume:

I la LIBRARY Xv - GIFT OF „% LEE COLLEGE PRESIDENT ' S OFFICE fe ' ' ' I 1 w j|rp BE YE STEADFAST Blessed is the man that walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly, nor standeth in the way of sinners, the seat of the scornful, ut his delight is in the law of the ord; and in his law doth he meditate lay and night. AND HE SHALL BE IKE A TREE PLANTED BY THE WERS OF WATER, that bringeth rth his fruit in his season; his leaf k o shall not wither: WOT TO BE TAKEN OUT Lee College Library Cleveland, Tennessee 37311 THIS BOOK BELONGS TO THE CHURCH OF GOD LIBRARY, Photo by David W. Corson from A. D evaney, N. Y. TREES I think that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree. A tree whose hungry mouth is prest Against the earth ' s sweet flowing breast; A tree that looks at God all day, And lifts her leafy arms to pray; A tree that may in Summer wear A nest of robins in her hair; Upon whose bosom snow has lain; Who intimately lives with rain. Poems are made by fools like me, But only God can make a tree, — Joyce Kilmer )ITOR: David Beatty 1S0CIATE EDITOR: Ruth Crawford JSINESS MANAGER: J. C. Hollie LEE COLLEGE CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE DEDICATED o ' o one who has been a no- ble example of Christ-like humility, consecrated scholar- ship, and devotion to God, and in appreciation of the truth she has taught, the Christian character she has moulded, the enthusiasm she has stimulated in extra-cur- ricular activities, and the untir- ing efforts she has made that this publication might be a success, we admirably dedicate this 195 8 Vindagua to YOU, MRS. DORCAS SHARP HEADLEY. Alumni Building Classrooms Administration Building Old Main Academic Building Music Department Office, Practice Studios Snack Shop Ellis Hall Married Students ' Dormitory Dining Hall Tharp Hall Teachers ' and Staff ' s Residence President ' s Home Vl I! ill! Auditorium in 1 ' . ,- ■■-■ Pbi M Simmons Hall Girls ' Dormitory A LOOK INTO THE FUTURE TEACHERS ' DIRECTORY CHARLES BEACH— B.S., University of Tennessee; M.A., University of Tennessee; Graduate work, Uni- versity of Paris LOIS BEACH— B.S., University of Tennessee; M.S., University of Tennessee; Graduate work, University of Paris JUNE N. BECKER— B.S., North Dakota State Teachers College; Graduate work, University of Minnesota HUBERT BLACK— B.S., Jacksonville State Teachers College; M.Ed., University of Chattanooga STANLEY BUTLER— B.S., Jacksonville State Teach- ers College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teach- ers; Additional graduate work, George Peabody College for Teachers JOHN CASALE— Studied with Maestro Guiseppe Bilancia, Barone Michele Deodato (Catania) and Edouard Dethier (Institute of Musical Art, New York) A. VV. DELK— B.A., Scarritt College; B. D. Vanderbilt University; Graduate work, University of Tennessee, Madison College CLIFFORD DENNISON— A.B., Marshall College; Lee College; Graduate work, University of North Carolina, Marshall College DAVIS DEW— B.S., Livingston State College; Gradu- ate work, University of Alabama, University of Tennes- NINA DRIGGERS— A.B., Asbury College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers R. HOLLIS CAUSE, JR.— A.B., Presbyterian College; Emmanuel College; B.D., Columbia Theological Semi- DONALD B. GIBSON— B.S., Limestone College; B.A., Lee Colege; M.A., Drake University DORCAS HEADLEY— B.A., Southeastern Louisiana College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers ROBERT HUMBERTSON— B.A., University of Mary- land; M.A., Ohio State University A. T. HUMPHRIES— B. M., Detroit Conservatory of Music RUBY HURST— B.S., University of Chattanooga, Lee College; Graduate work, University of Chattanooga HOPE KINSER— Tennessee Wcslcyan, Lee College ROOSEVELT MILLER— Furman University, Holmes Bible College, Lee College, University of Chattanooga MABEL MOREHEAD— University of Chattanooga, De- troit Institute of Music, Lee College BEATRICE ODOM— B.A., Bob Jones University; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers ELMER ODOM— B.A., Bob Jones University; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers LEON SHEFFIELD— B.A., Lee College; Additional work, University of Tennessee, Purdue University ROBERT E. STEVENS— A. B., Mercer University; B.D., Emory University; Graduate work, Naganuma Gak., Tokyo AVIS SWIGER— Salem College HELEN SYMES— Lee College, Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, University of Chattanooga MARTHA BLACKWELL VORSTER — University of Montana, Minot State Teachers College, Lee College, University of Chattanooga CHRISTINE WADDELL— A.B., University of Missis- sippi; Graduate work, University of Mississippi J. HERBERT WALKER, JR.— B.A., Vanderbilt Univer- sity; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; B.D., Vanderbilt University LUCILLE WALKER— B.A., Scarritt College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; M.A., San An- tonio College; Additional work, Lee College, Univer- sity of New Mexico Fo rewor n i kA Ian mas begun in this age to explore out- Ih9m9 ER. SPACE. This is a time of popular sensationalism and transient customs. Ideas are changing and standards are slipping. But we, even in this changing age, reaffirm with joy our faith and confi- dence in the ancient, but ever-living Word of God. The need of the hour is for men and women who are steadfast in the faith; therefore we would emphasize through the pages of the 1958 Vindagua the exhor- tation of Saint Paul— BE YE STEADFAST. We gaze in retrospect at the events of this year and discover with pleasure that all that has transpired — times of happiness, times of sor- row, times of rejoicing, times of sadness — these and many others seem to form themselves into a beautiful mosaic which only a heavenly hand could have created. We have been preparing for the voyage of life, but now the time has come for us to set sail. With our banner waving, our sails hoisted, our boat rising and falling gently with the pulsation of the sea, we begin the inevitable journey. But often, and sometimes suddenly, the sky darkens, the sea grows angry, the boat pitches with a shuddering thud and it seems that our spiritual life is gone. Wait! Above the tumult of the storm of doubt and frustration comes the calm, assuring admoni- tion— BE YE STEADFAST. Presently Christ of Galilee appears once more to still the hurricane of the moment. Yes, we can expect to face trouble and misunderstanding. Enemies will assail, Satan will roar, the skies will darken, and the storms of life will rage. But oh! the peace and tranquillity that our lives will know if — like a tree that is planted by the water — we are firmly rooted in the incomparable Word of God. Peruse these pages, relive various activities, recall fond memories. Then, check your life. Is it or has it been somewhat unstable? If so, sink the roots of your spiritual life deeper into the rich soil of God ' s promises and obey the plea of the Apostle to BE YE STEADFAST. — David Beatty, Editor THE PRESIDENT II. L. PLATT, B.A., M.A. B.A., George Pcabody College for Teachers, Lee College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Additional grad- uate work, George Peabody Col- lege for Teachers y REGISTRAR Robert Humbertson A.B., M.A. BUSINESS MANAGER Marvin Golden M J. HERBERT WALKER, JR. Dean of College Division B.A., M.A., B.D. R. HOLLIS GAUSE, JR. Dean of Religion Department A.B., B.D. A. T. HUMPHRIES Head of Music Department B.M. STANLEY BUTLER Principal of Academy B.S., M.A. p i-- IJ-Jj Jb J Jp-J— II ? I 7 1 I E ' Jili|f I X j jn ■ §Bm iRa !■- ; jfi sl 111  jL | i ; j I ' liil Standing: Lewis J. Willis, D. C. Boatwright, H. L. Chesser, and James Stephens; Seated: John L. Byrd JOHN L. BYRD Chairman BOARD OF DIRECTORS FACULTY CHARLES BEACH LOIS BEACH B.S., M.A. B.S., M.S. JUNE HI C Kl II Schizophrenic? Hypochondriac? He is training them young! FACULTY JOHN CASALE CLIFFORD DENNISON A. W. DELK NINA DRIGGERS A.B., M.A. R. HOLLIS GAUSE A.B., B.D. A little learning is a dangerous thing; Drink deep, or taste of the Pierian spring. FACULTY DONALD B. GIBSON B.S., M.A. DORCAS HEADLEY B.A., M.A. ROBERT HUMBERTSON B.A., M.A. A.T. HUMPHRIES B.M. RUBY HURST HOPE KINSER FACULTY ELMER ODOM B.A., M.A. LEON SHEFFIELD ROBERT STEVENS B.A. A.B., B.D. Scales just one more time! AVIS SWIGER HELEN SYMES CHRISTINE WADD) I L J. HERBERT WALKER, JR. LLCILLE WALKER B.A., M.A., B.D. B.A., M.A. FACULTY Sixty words a minute with no errors. . . . Wheee!!! ANDREW C. BENKER ULNA BLACK JANE BOURLAND SYBIL BUTLER JO CASEY Policeman Bookkeeper Bookkeeper Mail Clerk and Bookstore Secretary to Registrar STAFF W. P. CORNWELL RUTH CRAWFC Dean of Men Library H. D. CROSS EVALINE ECHOLS AMOS L. GENTRY Maintenance Secretary to President Janitor i J NORA GOINS JAMES T. GOLDEN CHARLES F. GRAHAM WILMA HARRISON LORENA HATHCOCF Janitor, Tharp Hall Maintenance Maintenance Supervisor Secretary to Junior Dean of Women College Dean GRACE HICKS JO ANN HUMBERTSON GRADY HURST Janitor, Girls ' Dormitory Secretary to Principal Cafeteria JEANNE KEITH Secretary to Registra, ANNETTE LEE Secretary to Dean of STAFF CLEONE McLAIN Assistant Librarian POLLY MILLER NELL MUNCY Secretary to Business Snack Shop Manager Manager R. C. MUNCY ARTHUR PRESSLEY. Cafeteria Manager Maintenance DELLA SCOGGINS MARCUS SIZEMORE JO ANN SMITH ESTON THOMPSON Cook Assistant Dean of Men Secretary to Head of Janitor, Walker Hall Music Department PEGGIE YOUNG Bookkeeper STUDENT EMPLOYEES Would you tell me your name again, pie; Look at the birdie! ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Jo Ann Humbertson Recording Secretary Don Aultman President Benny Triplett Vice-President Zeno C. Tharp, Jr. Board Member Charles Beach Secretary James Stephens Board Member -X p:p« IPfeliili llllifllflw BIBLE COLLEGE SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS: John Whitaker, President; Edna Inge, Secretary-Treasurer; Horace Rountrec, Vice-President E. J. DAVIS T)yersbarg, Tennessee Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 President l Mine Welcoming Comm Class Favorite 4 J. C. GASTON Rockmart, Georgia Youth for Christ 1, 2, 3, - 1 orensie Club 1, 2 President l Sophomore l.iss 2 EDNA INGE Loxley, Alabatna Missions Club 1 Forensic Club 1 Secretary-Treasurer of Senior CI Class Favorite 4 HORACE ROUNTREE Morehead City, North Carolin, MARCUS SIZEMORE Cumberland, Kentucky Missions Club 1 Youth lor Christ 2 Ministerial Club 3, 4 Student Council 4 President of Ministerial Club 4 L. W. SPELL Hazlehurst, Georgia Youth for Christ 1, Student Council 1 Class Favorite 2 Forensic Club 2 liasl,, thall I. .■. • Vollcvball 1, 2, 3 ARNOLD VORSTER Northern Rhodesia, Central Afri Missions Club 1, 2, 3 President ' s Cabinet 2 Social Committee 3 JOHN WHITAKER Blue Diamond, Kentucky Youth for Christ 1 (lass favorite 3 Ministerial Club 3, 4 Social Committee 4 I ' icsidcnt nl Senior Class 4 BIBLE COLLEGE JUNIORS 4. CI ASS OFFICERS: David Beatty, President; Carol Scott, Secretary-Treasurer; Paul Lauster, Vice-President kd JESSE ARNETT JAMES BANDY DAVID BEATTY I m ]L«J TERRY BEAVER JANET CARTER PAUL DEHNER CURTIS DOWLING RICARDO GONZALEZ LUTHER HOBBS ik A  - J. C. HOLLIE JAMES JUSTICE C. L. JOHNSTON lifctfYA HARRY LA VERNE KEITH PAUL LAUSTER DONALD McGUIRT RUEBEN MORGAN REGINALD MURRAY JOHN OBANNON MARY POE lv - V- O. D. ROBERTSON CAROL SCOTT 4k Aft «f jf LARRY WALT JERRY YOUNG 4 1 kk BIBLE COLLEGE SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS: Jerome Mueller, President; Glenna Sheppard, Secretary- Treasurer; Neil Stone, Vice-President; Lewis McMahan, Chaplain FLEMON ARD MINUARD ASHMORE WALTER ATKINSON JESSE BROWNING wA f l f fill FLAVIUS BURROUGHS RICHARD BYRTUS LOYD CORBETT RUTH CRAWFORD LINNIE EISENHARDT J. W. FALAGAN ELLIS FORD WATSON HORNE SIM KNIGHT LEWIS McMAHAN JEROME MUELLER GLENNA SHEPPARD NEIL STONE JOSEPH TAYLOR ERVIN THOMAS BIBLE COLLEGE FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Paul Collins, President; Janice Anderson, Secretary-Treasurer; James Cody, Vice-President P fr ft k u JANICE ANDERSON GLENN BARK DANIEL BECRAFT RAYMOND BRAYFIELD ROBERT BRINKLEY MELFORD CARRIER THOMAS CODY JAMES CODY PAUL COLLINS EVELYN CROWELL 10185 n ±k Pi 3 14 £k W. P. FRITTS DONALD GREEN JAMES HARBOUR I. W. HUGHES GARY IRELAND JACK KERSEY EDWIN MESSER DANIEL MOORE DOUGLAS MORGAN FLORENCE RAYFIELD FRANKLIN SEXTON ROBERT STEVENS WINFORD WALTERS L. M. WILLIAMS A class in Gausoh LIBERAL ARTS SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS: Jimmy Bilbo, President; Jarrctt Edcnfield, Vice-I Gerric Kidd, Secretary-Treasurer ADRION BAIRD JIMMY BILBO MAX MORRIS Auburn, Washington Laurel, Mississippi Talladega, Alabama Missions Club 1 l-orcnsic Club 1, 2, 3 Speech Contest Winner 2 Vice-President 3 I ' m ' j,i. mi ( ommittee 3 Debate 2, 3 Welcoming Committee 2 Youth for Christ 1 Basketball 1, 4 Ministerial Club 4 Junior-Senior President 4 Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Club 3 Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President Junior Class 3 Assistant Athletic Director 4 PAGE 35 LIBERAL ARTS JUNIORS SCHOOL OF MUSIC CLASS OFFICERS: Eulcnc Sweat, Vice-President; Juanelle Williams, Secretary-Treasurer; Charles Sloan, President CHARLES SLOAN JUANELLE WILLIAMS AUDRAYFAYE CARTER ELIZABETH COLE LOYCE HERMAN NAOMI OUZTS EULENE SWEAT BARBARA WARD SABORD WOODS JUNIOR COLLEGE SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS: Chcrric Jarrcll, Treasurer; Jo Ann Smith, Secretary; Dean Patterson, Vice-President; Jesse Mcintosh, President TROY BAGGETT Oxford, Alabama ELSIE BARK Leechburg, Pennsylvc F.B.L.A. Club 1 Missions ( l„l, I outh for Christ 2 MABLE BRILEY BAGLEY Williamsburg, Virginia ith for Christ 1 , 2 LARRY BRONSON Roanoke, Virginia Athletics l, 2 Basketball Softball Football ROBERT BULLARD liviera Beach, Florida Youth for Christ 1, 2 Fine Arts Club 1, 2 President 2 Student Council 2 Welcoming Committee 2 Vindagua 2 Organization I ditor 2 (larinnita Art Editor 2 k DAVID CAVIN LaFayettc , Georgia Missions Club 2 Fine Arts Club 2 Athletics 2 Football Basketball PAGE 40 WAYNE CHELETTE Monroe, Louisiana Basketball Football Softball Volleyball v A HOMER DAVIS Norwood, Ohio DAVID FRENCH Cleveland, Tennessee in; President 1, 2, VIRGINIA ECHOLS Lansing, Michigan Forensic Club 1, I Missions Club 1 Youth for Christ : Child Evangelism 4 WENDELL L. FORD Totz, Kentucky Athletics 2 Basketball Football Softball Weight Lifting 2 Class Favorite 2 HOWARD D. HANCOCK Ninety Six, South Carolina Youth for Christ 2 CHERRIE JARRE! L Lake Jackson, Texas Class Secretary 1 Class I axorite I District Court 2 Athletic Club 1, 2 Vice-President 2 Best Personality 1 Miss Lee College 2 EDWIN KING Anderson, South Carolin EDNA KENT Tremont, Mississippi Youth for Christ 1 Missions Club 2 F. T. A. 1 Vice-President 1 HUGH D. JOHNSON Memphis, Tennessee I orensic Club 1 Missions Club 1 Ministerial Club 2 ARTHUR KISER Cleveland, Ohio Athletics 1, 2 Softball Basketball  .« • if DEWEY LEMONS Somerset, Pennsvlvanic Forensic Club ] Music Club 1, ; Athletics 1, 2 Football Basketball Boys ' Choir 1 Mixed Choir 2 KENNETH MATHEWS Warrenville, South Carolina OLLIE LEE Alhertville, Alahan Student Council 1 District Court 1 Student l ' .od Vice President 2 Supreme Court 2 Phi Theta Kappa 2 Most Likely to Succeed EVA LAFON Phoenix, Arizona Athletics 1, 2 Basketball Softball Volleyball M REGINALD McCARN Vice-President 2 Missions Club 1, 2 Chaplain 2 Athletics 1, 2 Football Softball Basketball Football 2 Athletic Club 2 Ministerial Club 2 Spanish Club 2 Clarionita 2 Phi Theta Kappa 2 I orrnsk Club 1, 2 Program Chairman 2 Class Favorite 1 Class President 2 Athletics I, 2 P.askethill Softball Vollevball Phi Theta Kappa 2 CLAIR MILLER Iglerville, Pennsylvania HUBERT ED MOORE Louisville, Kentucky JOSEPH MUNCY Hamilton, Ohio ROWENA MYNATT Cleveland, Tennessee Youth for Christ 1 F. T. A. 2 Phi Thcta Kappa 2 ROBERT O ' BANNON Forf Alvcrs, Florida 1S.O.T.C. Band 1 Spanish Club 2 Missions Club 2 District Court 2 Student Band Director 2 Most Versatile 2 DEAN PATTERSON Greensboro, North Carolim Athletics 1, 2 Football Softball Basketball Forensic Club 1, 2 Minisierial Club 1 Class Vice President 2 DON PAULK Cleveland, Tenness MAir.i: piiii.lips Athletics 1, 2 Football Basketball Softball Music Club 1 Band 1, 2 Vindagua 1 Youth for Christ 1 Clarion 2 Clarionita 2 Forensic Club 2 Music Club 1 SUE CARROLL POSEY Detroit, Michigan Youth for Christ 1, 2 NINA ROBINSON Homerville, Georgia Music Club 1, 2 Missions dull 1, 2 thlctic (luh 2 Vollcvball 2 Clarionita 2 Vindag.ua 2 JO ANN SMITH Ferriday, Louisiana Athletics l, 2 Basketball Volleyball Softball President ' s Cabiru Class Secrerarv 2 Class Favoi Clar 1, 2 MARYLENE SNYDER BAIRD Baltimore, Maryland Missions Club 1, 2 I . R. I.. A. Club 1 GENE SPIVEY Cleveland, Tennessee rial Club 1, 2 FELTON STEWART Minette, Alabama Y. B L. A. 1 F £ i BOBBY WALKER Naples, Florida DAHIFM I. TL ' CKl- ' .K DEAN WALKER Cleveland, Tennessee DON WALKER Cleveland, Tennesse JUNIOR COLLEGE FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Steve Wesson, President; Annette Lee, Secretary; James Byrd, Vice- President; Sylvia Flynn, Treasurer; Bill Wooten, Chaplain LOIS ARIVETT JOANN AYCOCK BOBBY BAGLEY FAYE BALLENGER PAULINE BANKS BILLIE BEAUBE JAMES BYRD ANNIS CAMPBELL SYLVIA CASE J. D. COLLINS JANE COTHRON MILLARD COX NANCY CROUCH ZANNAI CREEL VIVIAN DANIEL ROBERT DAWKINS PAUL DINGESS JOSEPH ELDRIDGE JAMES EVANS NEWMAN EVANS SYLVIA FLYNN ANN GARRETT HILDA GOETHE JIMMIE GRESHAM MARIE HARRIS WILMA HARRISON BOBBY HARTGRAVES MARGARET HAYDEN CHARLOTTE HENDERSON DARLENE HERNDON ADA RUTH HICKS FAYE HIGGINBOTHAM BETTY HOLMES LaVADA HOWARD LAVONA HUNT JEANNE HUYSER MARLENE JOHNSON BETTY JONES NORMAN JONES ELENA KEENER SUE KENNEDY SANG CHULL KIM EVELYN KNOX JENELLE LANKFORD ELIZABETH LcCROY ANNETTE LEE JIMMY LENTZ FRANKIE LUCAS BARBARA McCOY JUNE MANER BETTY MASONEB JANICE MIZE JERRY MORGAN LOIS MULLINS NORMA NABORS ROBERT NESBITT IRMA ODOM JOY OWEN BETH PAGH DAVID PAINTER IRMA PERKINS GLENDA PETERSON RACHEL PINION THERESA RICE MARGARET ROACH WILMA RUSSELL BETTY SALMON MOORE SHIRLEY SHULTZ LEON SMITH WILEY SMITH WALTER STAFFORD EVIE STEWART G. A. SWANSON RODNEY SYMES FLOYD TIMMLHMAIX JO ANN THARP DELANE THRASH SHIRLEY TURNER WALLACE WALKER JAMES WARD STEVE WESSON f fe iUJ BARBARA WHIPPLE SHELBA WIGLEY EUGENE WOOD SUE WOODARD WILLIAM WOOTEN SAMUEL YOUNGBLOOD WANDA BRYANT JAMES LINVILLE Better late than never HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS THOMAS AVINGER TANNIS ALFORD NORMA ABNEY Miami, Flor Ida Easton, Maryland Atlanta, Georgia Missions Club 2, 3 Student Council 1, 4 ouil, lor ( lirist I, ■ ' , District Court 4 Athletics 2, 3, 4 Missions Club 4 Football Bet a Club 4 Softball Vindag.ua 4 Basketball Athletics 4 Weight Lifting 2, 3, 4 Volleyball Softball Music Club 4 Who ' s Who 4 CATHY BLOCKER Cleveland, Tennessee ., 2, 4 Beta Club Secretary 2, 4 Missions Club 4 Athletics 2, 4 Basketball olle ball Music Club 4 DON DEKALANDS Hint, Michigan AUDRAY JEAN CARTER Charlotte, North Carolina Missions Club 1 lomc I conomics Club 1 •ine Arts Club 4 couth for Christ 4 riass Favorite 1 Athletics s .li!,.,l •vl.all 1 JOSEPH FRENCH Cleveland, Tennessee KAYE GEORGE Cincinnati, Ohio Athletics 1 Softball Basketball Volleyball KARLEEN GERHART Kankakee, Illinois ( niniiim ial Club 3 F. B. L. A. 4 Glee Club 2 PATRICIA GRIFFIN Birmingham, Alabama Forensic Club 4 Youth for Chrisi Volleyball 4 Basketball 4 JOYCE HELTON Columbus, Ohio F. ' H. A. 2, 3 Junior Red Cross 2 Youth for Christ 4 Forensic Club 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 ROLAND HERNDON Gainesville, Florida JOHN HORTON Cleveland, Tennessee Track 1 Softball 2, 3, 4 ' Football 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Class Favorite 4 F. B. L. A. 2 CARRIE DEAN JONES Cleveland, Tennessee Band 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Dramatics Club 2 Cheer Leader 4 Athletics Club 4 DONALD JONES Knoxville, Tennessee 2, 4 Basketball 2 Softball .. Volleyball 2 Football 4 Class Favorite Radio Club 3 Cla LINDA JORDON Muskegon, Michigan s Secretary 1 s Favorite 2 Music Club 4 Vivdag.ua 4 Athletics 2, 4 Volleyball Softball Missions Club 4 l.mll. lor Christ 2 F. B. L. A. 2 ANNE SHARON KING Oneonta, Alabama F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 Secretary 3 Class Secretary 2, 3 beta Club 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 F. T. A. 3 Music Club 4 Marchctte 4 JAMES LAWRENCE Orlando, Florida MYRNA McSWAIN Washington, D. C. Missions Club 4 Music Club 4 Beta Club 4 Clarionita 4 llil. Mrs I, 2, 4 Volleyball Basketball Softball Band 4 I ' rcsiili ill ' s Cabinet 4 GLEN MASON Turiletown, Tennessee NATHAN MATHEWS Warrenville, South Carolina BONNIE MOORE Mesa, Arizona PAT MILLS Cincinnati, Ohio G. A A. 1, 2 Athletics 1, _ Volleyball Softball Basketball Cheer Leader 4 Safety Council Glee Club 1, 2 WANDA NELSON Dayton, Ohio RONNIE PEEPLES Miami, Florida SALLY ANN PETTUS Cleveland, Tennessee JERRY REDMAN Orlando, Florida EVELYN RINGO vger, Texas Boys ' ( hoir 1, 2, 3 Band 1 A cappella Choir 2 Athletics 4 Football Basketball Softball A cappella Choir 3 Mm lent Council 1, i Youth lor Christ 4 Spanish Club 4 Girls ' Choir 4 Mi cil (hoir 4 Softball 1, 2 MARY SALMON Baltimore, Maryland Missions Club 4 Glee Club 2 Music Club 4 Athletics I, 2, -S, 4 Softball Volleyball Basketball F. 13. L. A. Club 3 CECIL SEARS Grand Ledge, Michi Track 1, 2, 3 Football 3, 4 HV Club 1 President 1 MELVA SHIPP Detroit, Michigan WINTER SPURLIN Cleveland, Tennessee CAROLYN SWEAT Lake City, Florida ' .until lor Christ 4 Music Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Beta Club 4 Spanish Club 2, 3 Glee Club 2 Band 1 Volleyball 4 KEN TANNER Orlando, Florida Mixed Choir 2, 3 Boys ' Choir 2, 3 Band 1 A cappella Choir Athletics 1, 4 basketball I ,H.tl..,ll Softball F. F. A. 2, 3 LARRY TIMMERMAN Cleveland, Tennessee Class President 3, 4 Softball 2, 3, 4 HavUtl 2, 3,4 Captain 2, 3 PAT WELBORN Arlington, Virginia A cappella Choir 1, 3 Youth for Christ 2 Music Club 2 Home Economics Club 4 President 4 ( l.iss I reasurer 3 Glee Club 1, 4 , BARBARA WILLIAMS JAMES WISE ELVA WOODARD Milton, West Virginia Cleveland, Tennessee Hickman, Tennessee Missions Club 3 Music Club 3 Class Favorite 3 Class Secretary 4 Fine Arts Club 4 Secretary 4 CUiriouita Staff 4 Welcoming Committee 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Fine Arts Club 3 Music Club 3 F. B. L. A. 4 Vice-President 4 Music Club 3 Reporter 3 PAGE 62 HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS: David Kcil, President; Jessie Mae Reed, Vice-President; Judy Day Walker, Secretary-Treasurer CAROLYN BALDWIN SYLVIA BARFIELD LANEY CAVENDER CAROLYN CORDELL NORMAN CROSS JUDY DAY WALKER LOY FA UB ION BEVERLY FALAGAN CHARLES GABBARD JEAN HOBBS VIRGINIA HOUSTON DAVID KEIL WAYNE KELLER GENE MATTOX KENNETH MILLER DALPHINE PEARSON YVONNE PERRY SHARON PERRY JESSIE MAE REED BETTY JEAN ROBBINS PATRICIA SANDLIN JANIE SMITH BARBARA WOODFIN HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS: Barbara Staton, Secretary-Treasurer; Marlene Golden, President; Becky Jones, Vicc-Presidei NAOMI CLARK 1 fc DAVID DANIELS DAVID BERGLER (Not pictured) MARLENE GOLDEN HOUSEHOI DI i: BECKY JONES BARBARA STATON DARLENE STONE TON I A WILSON HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN DAVID AYERS VIRGINIA BALDWIN LAWRENCE COMBS HP IRENE COX CAROLYN FEWELL JUDY FOWLER fs, Jj J « I r « F f 4 A W ib BARBARA GOLDEN MARY ANN HOUSEHOLDER MARGARET PARKER JOAN PAULK GARY RICKS ROBERT STRICKER MERLYN TERRY THOMAS TRAVERS Tomorrows Homemake: RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SENIORS FRANKLIN BUTLER ZEB BUTLER DANIEL COMBS Douglasville, Georgia Laurel Hill, North Carolina Cincinnati, Ohio Ministerial Club 1 Class lavorite 1 ( lass President 4 Family Fellowship Club 4 Ministerial Club 1 Class Yiee President 4 Youth for Christ 1 Family Fellowship Club 4 PAGE 69 ROBERT COX WILLIAM JONES JAMES KELLY Chattaroy, West Virginia Elliston, Virginia Cleveland, Tennesse RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SOPHOMORES Li TM A-w w L £ SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Marlene Jackson, Secretary-Treasurer; Charles Burns, Vice-President; Billy Clevenger, President KEITH BLACK CHARLES BURNS EARL CLECKLER BILLY CLEVENGER CHARLES DUFFY MARLENE JACKSON DALE LOMAS ANTANASIE RAILNEAU DULSIE STRICKLAND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FRESHMEN JERRY APPLING JIMMY BECK THOMAS ELROD LENZY EVANS ERVIN HUKILL DAVID LIVINGSTON NORMAN POWELL BERTHA SEXTON JAMES SHANNON HAROLD SNYDER ALEXANDER THORNTON SI CI I D i- LIBERAL ARTS Pictured 1. to r.i Troy Bryant, Joe A. Bostardi, Kenneth H. Hickman, Wayne Hardin, Lopez Powell, Raymond Lankford JUNIOR COLLEGE Pictured 1 to r.: Joyce Bouschard, Dan Hanlcy, Alton Tharp, Milton Hay, Joy Hod- ges, Ray Fulcher. Nor pictured: Donald E. Clayton, Wade H. Horton, Jr., Johnny Jones, Kermit Swiger, Le Donna Anderson, Starr Dixon, Donald Philen, Ken Thompson, Howard Guess ri j I I 51 I I BIBLE COLLEGE Pictured I to r.: Stacy Johnson, Luther Johnson, Rudy Teague, Bradley Caddell, Earl Young, Don Warren. Not pictured: Kenneth Edwards, David Harkins, David Jacobs, Roy Lee Tucker RELIGIOUS EDUCATION a P Pictured I to Bob Lyons Marlenc Dclk, Carl Vaughan, Jin HIGH SCHOOL on, Paul Lett. Not pictured: o. o ■i Pictured I to r.: Voncile Hall, Willie Lawrence, Delores Puett. Not pictured: Nona Ruth Alderman, Evelyn Arivett, David Channell, Neva Marlene Coulter, Jim Edwards, Abigail Lucena, Sonia Lucena, Dorothy Odom, Elizabeth Solorzano, Anganett Barnett MEMORIES SEPTEMBER 4 Sing, Sing, Singspiration, and then meet all the professors at the Student-Faculty Re- ception 4-5 No, not more lines! Registration is fun, but, oh, those long lines! 6 Classes begin OCTOBER 4 Weather just right for the fall picnic . . . cold air and rain! 18 Carnations and appreciation for all our fine teachers! 26 Jerome . . . birthday party . . . but we didn ' t know . . . Falling leaves . . . autumn romances . . . 23-28 Hurray! Long weekend . . . and all those plans, but . . . 31 What was that? It looked like a ghost . . . Take off your mask, we know ya! NOVEMBER 1 FBLA pie supper 3-8 Fall convocation . . . Ray Hughes . . . Bernice Stout Study . . . classes . . . recreation room . . . Gonzalez studying while the gang plays ping-pong Raincoats . . . bathing caps . . . wet drip- ping hair . . . Oh, well, we had a nice time anyway 28 Thanksgiving! no classes . . . turkey . . . basketball . . . volleyball 29-30 Freshmen Class play . . . Do I look like an oyster? . . . I ' ll beat you to a pulp, you rascal, you! . . . But it ' s just a little piece, Hattie, just a little piece! 30 Christmas parade . . . thawing out afterwards DECEMBER 3 Superlatives . . . but it was hard to decide 6 Georgia Day! Very first one. Three cheers ! ! ! 9 Snakepit: I ' m the first lady of the land. I have a right to wear a veil over my face . . . Sweet Georgia Brown . . . 11 Snow, snow, snow . . . almost enough for the Florida students to see! 13 Annual Music Concert ... I Saw Sputnik . . . swaying of the mixed choir . . . dizzi- ness . . . Mr. Stevens? 17 The girls ' Christmas party . . . boys invit- ed .. . 20 Christmas holidays at last. . . lucky Martha, Mable, Marylene, and Fish! ! JANUARY 6 Hi, when did you get back? . . . I ' m so sleepy ... I got in just in time for my eight o ' clock class . . . ARE MADE Cold weather . . . getting used to the food again . . . study, study 13-14 Do you have any more ' No Doze ' pills? 15-18 Exams! Oh, my poor head. How can tests be so hard? 19 Rest . . . fun . . . dates 20-21 Oh, no! Not already . . . Registration! . . . new faces . . . longer lines . . . exhaustion Resolved: not to get behind this semester! 22 May I have your attention? Dinner will be served at 11:30 and supper at 4:30 . . . but it ' s such a long time before the canteen opens 24 What will you do, stay single or take that fatal step? . . Gause-Stevens debate 28 I ' ve got a secret . . . Why did Mrs. Walker have a room in the boys ' dorm at B. T. S.? . . . What caused Mr. Gause to forget to go to class when he had scheduled a test? FEBRUARY Snow . . . rain ... cold weather 14 Will you be my valentine? 28 Forensic Club play — The Eager Ml$s Beaver .... He is so old HIS HINGES CREAK . . , Once and for all, I abso-positively refuse to SPARK that cross-eyed, lop-eared, squirrel-toothed Miss Beaver from Squash Corners, Kansas! . . . Why dat ' s a pre- varication! Wuss den dat, hit ' s a down- right baldheaded LIE! I ain ' t snitched no food from no icebox, Miz Upshaw. I swah wif my hand on de dictionary I ain ' t stoled a dadblamed bite! Banquets . . . flowers . . . food . . . fun MARCH 7 Here comes the Campus Queen with her Royal Court . . . this is the day for campus beautifications 8 Superlative coronation . . . music . . . hap- py hearts . . . Lee College favorites 9-14 Spiritual Emphasis Week: Paul H. Walker APRIL Sunshine . . . flowers . . . really spring Student Day: Teachers get a rest and stu- dents show what they can really do! 3-8 Easter holidays . . . good food . , . family .... fun Baseball . . . tennis . . . swimming 12 Senior banquet MAY 2 Spring picnic 18 Baccalaureate service 17-21 Final exams ... no more till next year 23 Commencement exercises . . . tears . . . joy . . . diplomas . . . lasting friendships . . . separation . . . God be with you till we meet again. BUBF Wm Mm M I S S L E E C O L L E G E Cherrie Jarrell s  u M R L E E C O L L E C E Jerome Mueller M O s T V E R S A T I L E Juanelle Williams Bob O ' Bannon M O S T L I K E L Y T O Ruth Crawford J. C. Hollie M O S T T A L E N T E D ; Sabord Woods Eulene Sweat v B Kry ' jjll ■ 1 Jackie Metler O. D. Robertson B E S T P E R S O N A L I T Y II ■ ' « I M O S T A T H L E T I C Ot i ■ Dean Walker Margaret Roach Gerrie Kidd Charles Sloan W I T T I E S T K M O S T M A C R O R N 1 C 1 E E D N 1 C A O L U P L E ' -r Mr Lee College David Beatty R U N N E R S Miss Lee College Glenna Sheppard u p M O s T V E R S A T I L E Jo Ann Smith Steve Wesson Ollie Lee Glenna Sheppard M O S T L I K E L Y T O S U C C E E D B E S T Max Morris Myrna McSwain Dean Patterson M O S T T A L E N T E D Theresa Rice WITTIEST Darlene Tucker Jimmy Lentz MOST ATHLETIC Sue Woodard Paul Dingess MOST CONGENIAL MARRIED COUPLE Max and Joan Morris JACK SMITH RUTH CRAWFORD OLLIE LEE DAVID BEATTY President of Student Body Secretary of Student Body Vice-President of Student Body Editor of Yiiulugua ' DAVID KEIL President of Beta Club TANNIS ALFORD Student Council KEITH BLACK District Court MARLENE JACKSON District Court TANNIS I lOlil) CHERRIE JARRELL w H O n 1958 BILLY CLEVENGE1! AUDRAY J. CARTER Wk I y That they might be of the Lord, that he JACK SMITH: Student Body President The- duties of the student body president are many of the District Court, nd varied. Greatly admired in the school, the president the Supreme Court, erves as chairman of the Student Council, moderator nd as student representative to Vice-President: Ollic J. Le Secretary-Treasurer: Ruth Crawford The vice-president and the secretary are busy people, but here they take time frc their schedule to vose for us. President ' s Cabinet The president of the student body ielects this cabinet to assist and to ulvise him in school government 1 Lauster Relations Com . Chaplain hitra-School Glcnna Sheppard . . Social and lntra-school Relations Committee Ollie Lee . . Committee Chapel Progra uittee is for the purpose a better relationship be- ' udents, the faculty, and ration, socially and other- Cherrie Jarrell Glenna Shcpparil John Whitaker Social and School Relations Committee Chapel Program Planning Committee The vice-president selects one per- son from each division to serve on this committee for the purpose of presenting a student program each Myrna McSwain Adrion Baird Jo Ann Smith, seated Ollie Lee Rodney Symcs Supreme Court . to :: Nina Driggers, Beatrice Odom, Ollie Lee, Donald Gibson, Jack Smith, Clifford Dennison, Robert Stevens Watch your step! Avoid these two! District Court Standing, back row: Keith Black, Bob O ' Bannon, O. D. Robertson, David Keil Middle row: Marlcne Jackson, Carol Scott, Tannis Alford, Barbara Jo McCoy, Secretary; Cherrie Jarrell Front row: W. P. Cornwell, Jack Smith, Dixie Chamber HLMIS1 l!TS() A; The Student Council A ELMER ODOM 1i ! ' r J!S --;■•■ ■; Standing: Zcb Butler, Dale Lomas, David Householder, Terry Beaver, Harold Snyder, Ervin Thomas, Norman Jones, David Keil, Robert Billiard, Jaek Kersey, Sabord Woods Seated: Ollie Lee, Jack Smith, Elmer Odom, Davis Dew, Mabel Morehead, Ruth Crawford, Darlene Herndon, Tannis Alford, Patsy Lauster VINDACUA STAFF DAVID Bl ' Al RUTH CRAWFORD Associate Editor J. C. HOLLIE Business Manager (HI lillll JMllllII 1T1IM SWIAT HOB1RI BIIIAR1 Feature Editor Snapshot Editor Organization Editor JO ANN SMITH NANCY CROUCH Club Editor Administration Editor Feature Editors Juanelle Williams, Cherrie Jarrell Clubs and Organizations Editors Jo Ann Smith, Robert Bullard, Darlene Herndon THE EDITORS AND ASSOCIATE Snapshot Editors Glcnda Peterson, Eulene Sweat, Linda Jord; Athletic Editors Wayne Chelette, Elena Ke ELENA KEENER ELNORE HUYSER CAROL SCOTT JEANNE HUYSER NETTIE SUE HUFFMAN Athletic Editor Junior College Editor Bible College Editor High School Editor School of Music Edito, junior College Editors Barbara McCoy, Elnore Huyser DITOPvS OF THE 19 5 8 VINDAGUA High School and Religious Education Editors Tannis Alford, Jeanne Huyser, Audray F. Carter lible College Editors Loyce Herman, Carol Scott ••   a JACK SMITH JACKIE Mill 111 NOllMAN JONES Typists Shirley Turner, Darlene Tucker, Beth Pagh, Janice Miz THE BACKBONE OF THE VINDAGUA JESSE McIMOSH Spoil Dorcas Headley, Marvin Golden, Christine Waddell THE CLARIONITA STAFF A campus-circulated school paper which is printed twice a month. McCarn Business Manager Elena Keener Associate Editor Eugene Wood Editor Martha Vorster Sponsor Editors Standing: Robert Bullard, Norman Jones, Ed King Seated: Sylvia Flynn, Maire Phillips, Sylvia Case Reporters Standing: Barbara Williams, Shelba Wigley, Jeanne Huyser, Darlene Tucker, Myrna McSwain, Cathy Block- er, Wilma Harrison Seated: Jo Ann Tharp, Pauline Banks T H E C L LEE C Vol. 12, No. 6 March, 19 JUNE MANER MA1RE PHILLIPS EULENE SWEAT WAYNE CHELETTE 1958 VINDAGUA NOW AT PUBLISHERS! After six months of taking pictures, making- layouts, typing names, correcting errors, and meeting deadlines, the 1958 Vindagua is now at the publishers. Contrary t o general opinion, the publication of the Vindagua is a process. The plates are made at a company in Atlanta, the actual printing is done at the Church of God Publish- ing House, and the book is bound at Kingsport, Tennessee. Under the present schedule, the Vindagua should be ready for dis- tribution the first part of May. The dedication service is tentatively planned for May 2, giv- ing plenty of time for all of you to get auto- graphs and the like be- fore summer vacation. Sponsor MARTHA VORSTER BOB OBANNON Business Manager o CHOIR WILL TOUR NORTH Reporters The Lee College Tour- Standin 8 : Lois Ml ' llins - Bobb y Ba 8 le y Barbara McCoy „, . , .. Seated: I a I a fori, D.irlene I ncker, Darlcnc Hernclon, leanni ing Choir, under the di- rection of Mr. A. T. Hll ' scr Humphries, will leave Lee March 28 on the first lap of its ten- day tour. This year the tour will be through Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan. The Choir will also present a program at two Chattanooga Churches Sunday, March 16. The rest of the sched- ule for the choir is: March 29, Cincinnati, Ohio; March 30, (morn- ing) Middle town; (eve- ning) Hamilton; March 31, Dayton, Ohio; April 1, Indianapolis, Ind.; April 2, Gary, Ind.; April 3, Mishawaka, Ind.; (Continued on page 3) Ul ON LEGE leveland, Tennessee Permit No. 269 Non-Profit Org. GLENNA SHEPPARD Editor SPRING CONVOCATION Spiritual Emphasis Week at Lee College was March ■14 under the ministry of Reverend Paul H. Walker, everend Walker is presently serving as Executive Mis- ons Secretary for the Church of God, and his past ex- srience as evangelist, pastor, state overseer, Assistant eneral Overseer, and founder of the Northwest Bible id Music Academy has enriched his ministry. The morning services were devoted to lectures on the Nation of the church and pastor, and the mode, formula, ad necessity of water baptism, while the evening serv- es were evangelistic in nature. Our hearts were stirred 3 we listened with rapt attention to Reverend Walker ' s :rmons under the anointing of the Holy Ghost. Souls :ied out to God for mercy and for salvation. Several ere saved and others sanctified and filled with the oly Ghost. It was a week of soul searching— searching )r God ' s will for our lives and for a closer walk with Him. The week was climaxed with a baptismal service on riday morning at the North Cleveland Church of God l which more than a score followed the Lord in water aptism. The presence of the Lord filled the church, and e rejoiced that we were privileged to enjoy His bless- CAMPUS QUEEN CROWNED Lee ' s first Campus Queen— Annette Lee, from Lakeland, Florida — was crowned to reign over the climaxing events of our Million Penny Drive on Friday, March 7, 1958. Annette, who ran for the Liberal Arts Division, was chosen as queen through a point-system contest, in which ten points were given for talent, fifteen for school activities, and twenty-five for personal charm, etc. Also, a certain number of points (up to fifty) was given for the amount of money turned in by the candidate ' s spon- soring division. Pat Welborne, High School, and Marlene Delk, School of Religion, were the runners-up in the Campus Queen Contest. During the Penny Drive, the entire student body was divided into three groups: School of Religion, Liberal Arts and High School. Each division sold candy to the residents of Cleveland. The Liberal Arts Division sold the most; therefore, they automatically received 50 points for their candidate. The students hope to see this honor of being Campus Queen bestowed on other Lee girls in the future. Typists and Circulation Staff Standing: Annis Campbell, Hetty Masoner, Elnore Huyser, Lois Arivett, Gerric Kidd Seated: Jo Ann Tharp, Jo Ann Smith THE LEE COLLEGE BAND rC - . ' A ' MkMX n H $ M III II H ' THE MIXED CHOIR A. T. HUMPHRIES SABORD WOODS Director Accompanist Soloists JUANELLE WILLIAMS JAMES BYRD DORCAS HEADLEY The Lee College Continental Quartet Jarrctt Edenficld, A. L. Humphries, Charles Sloan, Joe Muncy, Sabord Woods, Accompanist Small Band John Horton, Danny Becraft, Juanelle Williams, Ronnie Free, Myrna McSwain The Southernaires Quartet Newman Evans, Jerome Mueller, Howard Han- cock, Bob O ' Bannon, Eulene Sweat, Accompanist TRIOS: Lee Echoes Frankie Lucas, Gerric Kidd, Naomi Ouzts, Eulenc Sweat, Accompanist Joy-Ettes Jo Ann Smith, Frankie Lucas, Audray Carter The Lee College Trio Myrna McSwain, Tannis Alford, Pat Welborn Carolinian Trio Barbara Ward, Sylvia Barfield, Jenelle Lankford REMEMBER? Chapel Ushers Student Council in Session Presentation of a Flag to the Color Guard The Lee College Marchettes k The Marching Band . . . Danny Becraft, Director MISSIONS CLUB Sponsor, Avis Swiger; President, Louis McMahan; Vice-President, Paul Lauster; Secretary-Treasurer, Ruth Crawford MOTTO; To the regions beyond. MOTTO: He that winneth souls is YOUTH FOR CHRIST Sponsor, Charles Beach; President, G. A. Swanson; Vice-President, Harold Snyder; Secretary, Glenna Sheppard; Treasurer, Annis Campbell 1 MY ' UEPE I 1 1 J, ; ■ mi ' H ' Mi jy - • • I 1 1 m m 1 jWB j . w . ■ Ji l la ■ -- ' ■ 1 ■ 1 .«• , K i cm $ M Sponsor, Davis Dew President, David Keil Vice-President, Marlene Golden Secretary-Treasurer, Cathy Blocker BETA CLUB MOTTO: Let us lead by serving others. MOTTO: Music, the art of happy living. MUSIC CLUB Sponsor, A. T. Humphries President, Charles Sloan Vice-President, Juanelle Williams Secretary-Treasurer, Eulene Sweat F. T. A. Sponsor, June Becker President, Linnie Eisenhardt Vice-President, Kdna Kent Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Scott MOTTO: Leaders in the business field mean more ecom R B. L A. Sponsor, Christine Waddell President, Gene Maddox Vice-President, Elva Woodard Secretary-Treasurer, Sue Houston MOTTO: Homcmaking is the art of living. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Sponsor, Lois Beach President, Pat Welborn Vice-President, Naomi Clark Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Golden MOTTO: A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver, Proverbs 25:11. FORENSIC CLUB Sponsor, Alexander Delk President, Jerome Mueller Vice-President, Joe Taylor Secretary-Treasurer, Audray Carter Program Chairman, Jesse Mcintosh PH THETA KAPPA Sponsor, Herbert Walker President, Reginald McCarn Vice-President, Jesse Mcintosh Secretary, Eva Lafon Treasurer, Felton Stewart MOTTO: Go ye into the world, and preach the gospel, Mark 16:15. MINISTERIAL Sponsor, Robert Humbertson President, Marcus Sizemorc Vice-President, Jimmy Bilbo Secretary-Treasurer, John Whitaker MINISTERS ' WIVES Sponsor, Lucille Walker; President, Elizabeth Byrtus; Vice-President, Naomi Davis; Secre- Sponsor, Dorcas Headley; President, Sylvia Case; Vice-President, David French; Secretary-Treasurer, Marlene Jackson CLUB ESPANOL MOTTO: Sirviendo a Dios sin barreas de lenguas. (To serve God without language barriers.) FINE ARTS Sponsor, Ruby Hurst President, Robert Bullard Vice-President, Kenneth Mathews Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Bobbins MOTTO: True art is but a shadow of the divine perfection. GIRLS ' ATHLETICS Sponsor, Hope Kinscr President, Betty Salmon Vice-President, Cherrie Jarrell Secretary-Treasurer, Jo Ann Smith Sponsor, Hubert Black President, Dean Walker Vice-President, Paul Dingess (Not pictured) Secretary-Treasurer, Arthur Riser Program Chairman, Wayne Chelette Statistician, David Painter BOYS ' ATHLETICS MOTTO: On the fields of friendly strife, one is preparing for the trials of life. ATHLEJICS % y u., Watch ye, stand fast in the faith, quit you4ike men be strong. ' I Corinth BOYS ' ATHLETIC DIRECTOR HUBERT BLACK ASSISTANT BOYS ' ATHLETIC DIRECTOR MAX MORRIS ' V ' ' V- ' I First row, 1. to. r.: David Painter, Don Paulk, James Byrd, Ken Mathews Second row: Arthur Riser, Max Morris, Dean Walker, Paul Dingess, Wayne Chelette SOFTBALL First row: D. Livingston, S. Youngblood, R. Peeples, D. Householder, J. Redman, T. Avinger Second row: L. Combs, L. Timmerman, K. Tanner, J. Lawrence, N. Cross, R. Strieker, R. Herndon - . WAYNE CHELETTE Guard DANNY BECRAFT Guard DEAN WALKER End COACH BLACK PAUL DINGESS Halfback DAVID PAINTER Guard ARTHUR RISER End HARLES SLOAN JARRETT EDENFIELD CURTIS DOWLING Captain, Guard Quarterback Halfback COACH WALKER LARRY BRONSON End DEWEY LEMONS Fullback Dean Walker McCarn Danny Becraft Don Walker Ronnie Free Wayne Chelette BEARS HIGH SCHOOL Ken Tanner Cecil Sears Bo Herndon Sam Youngblood Norman Cross David Householder Ronnie Peeples Tommy Avinger WILDCATS Ed Moore ,,i i Po Joe Muncy John O ' Bannon Charles Sloan Autry Dawscy Jerome Mueller Jimmy Lentz Second Row Larry Bronson Paul Dehner Jarrett Edcnfield Dewey Lemons Bob O ' Bannon Delane Thrash First row, 1. to r.: Rodney Symes, Tames Byrd, Danny Moore. Second raw: Don Walker, Larry Bronson, Arthur Riser, ' Paul Dingess, Steve Wesson, Dean Walker BASKETBALL First row, 1. to r.: Don l ' aulk, Wendell Ford, Ken Mathews. Second row: Kenneth Hickman, Jerome Mueller, Id Moore, Wayne Chelette Hjri c A R D I N A L S First row, 1. to r. Jesse Mcintosh, Rudy Teague, David Painter, Brad Caddell. Second r Terry Beavers, Wayne Hardin, Paul Dehner, Jimmy Lentz, J. W. Falagan BASKETBALL I N D E P E N D E N T S First row, 1 to r.: David Householder, Jerry Redman, Jim Edwards. Second row: Ken Tanner, Larry Timmerman, Luther Johnson, Bo Herndon L. to R.: Nancy Crouch, Wilma Harrison, Norma Nabors, Glenda Peterson, Jo Ann Aycock, Audray F. Carter CHEER LEADERS LEON SMITH, Captain L. to R.: Kaye George, Pat Mills, Becky Jones, Jessie Mae Reed, Carrie Dean Jones ; Judy Day Walker JUDY DAY WALKER, Captai Back to front: J. Metier, E. Sweat, E. Huyser, J. Owens, F. Ballcngcr, S. Wiglcy, B. Moore, S. Woodard, D. Tucker, J. Tharp, J. Smith, S. Kennedy, M. Hayden, and I. Odom BASKETBALL First row: M. MeSwain, L. Jordan, I!. Wo Buck row: C. Blocker, and Hope Kinser vd row: M. Sliipp, J. Hobhs, S. Barficl ALL-STARS (Basketball) VOLLEYBALL Jo Ann Tharp Jo Ann Smith Jackie Metier Nina Robinson Faye Ballenger Sue Woodard Irma Odom Margaret Hayd Jo Ann Smith Eva Lafon Sylvia Case Jane Bourland Jackie Metier Alton Tharp Jo Ann Tharp Pat Mills Margaret Roach Bobbie Woodfin Mary Salmon Hope Kinser, standing Tannis Alford, seated Melva Shipp Sylvia Barfield Jean Hobbs Bobbie Woodfin Joan Paulk Myrna McSwain Linda Jordan Hope Kinser Cathy Blocker Joyce Helton PING-PONG CHAMPS RICARDO GONZALEZ LOIS MULLINS IMPROVEMENTS I H I J ; sV° ur eLCOM y, G , e co e ' r-t.es ' n FOv Publicity • j Hughe ' Fall Revtva gtniou and from house to house. IFAVORITES E b r I fe o P f 15 n m Mf % ilillMil Mixed Chorus Band H ' Choir c Don ° d Ton T ° nd Myrna T ;| Practice makes perfect Three Musketeers Check that pose Pat, Jerry, Elvis I wonder — Here we are, boys! That ' ll be 10 points n. T , Breaking rules? Nope. Bachelor and Old Maid ' s Celebration General Overseer? Our advertisers are our Trustees; for, they are friends who seek to help our school. Their cooperation on this project did much to provide necessary funds for the publication of this yearbook, and has given the students more confidence in their fellow man. We, the members of the Vindagiia Staff of 19 5 8 wish to say, Thank you for your part in this project. We sincerely appre- ciate our Ad section, and we hope that you will have continued success in all your future business concerns. Students from North Carolina, the Tarheel State L. H. AULTMAN State Overseer STATE OFFICE 414 North Kanawha St. Beckley, West Virginia Phones: CL 3-7912 — CL 3-7950 G. C. HAMBY, STATE SUPERINTENDENT This Office Supervises the Activities of 251 Ministers and 174 Congregations Throughout West Virginia Students from West Virginia, the Mountain State Students from Alabama, the Yellowhammer State JOHN L. BYRD State Overseer CLYNE BUXTON Youth Director H. B. RAMSEY State Overseer THOMAS GRASSANO Youth Director Students from South Carolina, the Palmetto State Students from Louisiana, the Pelican State RALPH E. WILLIAMS State Overseer C. C. MOREE Youth Director Student from Missouri, the Show-Me State A. M. PHILLIPS State Overseer HOMER BOATMAN Youth Director Students from Florida, the Land of Sun Students from Ohio, the Buckeye State D. C. BOATWRIGHT State Overseer C. M. PARSONS Secretary-Treasurer RALPH E. DAY Youth Director ■lllIflliBI Illinois State Council k l F. W. GOFF State Overseer Students from Illinois, the Prairie State JP .. BP ' Virginia State Council REV. AND MRS. PAUL J. EURE Youth Director STATE OI MCI REV. AND MRS. J. D. BRIGHT State Overseer Students from Virginia, the Old Dominion State mm C. R. SPAIN State Overseer DON AULTMAN Youth Director Students from Michigan, the Wolverine State GEORGE LEMONS State Overseer f WILLIAM DOBBIN Youth Director 1 JJwt W Hii : Students from Pennsylvania, the Keystone State W. C. BYRD State Overseer JACKIE G. BRIDGES BENNIE TRIPLETT Youth Director Students from Tennessee, the Volunteer State T. A. Perkins Stare Overseer W. E. Holcombe W. C. Mauldin Youth Director State Sec.-Treas. Hie Cook, Ed Denham, W. E. Foster, Levi Henson, J. T. Holman, John Newton, M. B. Stephens, R. E. Worley, J. B. Youngblood Students from Kentucky, the Bluegrass State Students from Maryland, the Old-Line State HULON EVANS Youth Director Students from Arizona, the Grand Canyon State JOE C. ANDERSON Youth Director Students from Montana, the Treasure State rt Always With a Keen Interest in Lee College f 1 L omplim enti ojf the r lk (church of Ljocl JtKS m%M National Sundav School M ' . W EARL P. PAULK, JR. National Sunday School and Youth Board LEWIS J. WILLIS Editor, Lighted Pathway Associate Member Compliments of I lew ivlexico the oLana of C nchantment D. G. HOMiNIR State Overseer JIM MADISON Youth Director Compliments of CLEVELAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM The FOREIGN MISSIONS DEPARTMENT of the Church of God MEMBERS: W. E. Johnson, Chairman A. M. Phillips J.. H. Walker, Sr. D. A. Biggs S. E. Ji A. H. Aultman T. L. Forester Paul H. Walker Executive Secretary Wade H. Horton Field Representative Johnnie M. Owens Missions Representative JOHNSON: And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all na- tions and then shall the end come. PHILLIPS: We cannot afford to burn out the candle of light in a land of light when millions still sit in darkness. WALKER: The living Christ for a dving world is the only hope of the atomic age. BIGGS: Missions is the world ' s greatest business and the Christian ' s first responsibility. JENNINGS: A vision of Christ and His cross is a pow- erful awe-brand of constraint upon the soul to obey the great commission. FORESTER: The soul lives when it loves. Your love has a broken wing when it cannot fly across the sea. The Church serves the world. Established in 56 countries. One hundred missionaries. Thirty-five Bible Schools. Sixty-two Elementary Schools. hundred thousand members f J AULTMAN: Christ hath given to i reconciliation, reconciling the We are His ambassadors. WALKER: As long as millions are destitute of the Word of God and knowledge of Jesus Christ, it will be impossible for me to devote my time and energy to those who have both. HORTON: Religious literature is the spearhead of evangelism, yet there are 1,786 languages without a single portion of the printed Word. This is our chal- The whole gospel for the whole man in the whole world. Georgia ' s New State Office Building Georgia ' s State Officials and State Council Seated: Hubert S. Norris, Wallace ing: D. T. Toler, A. H. Griffin, E willey, Jr., W. E. Johnson, Clarence Busby, Tommie F. Harper. Stand- E. O ' Neal, Clyde N. Bolt, G. R. Watson, P. H. Hammond, W. E. Wright. W. E. JOHNSON State Overseer WALLACE SWILLEY, JR. Youth Director Students from Georgia, the Cracker State I 5 p ■11 ■- Parsonage Phone GR. 2-4162 Church Phone GR. 6-6282 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 7:3 p.m. FLOYD TIMMERMAN, Pastor ROOSEVELT MILLER, Music Director COMPLIMENTS OF Cleveland Natural Gas Company CLEAN FAST ECONOMICAL 42 3 North Ocoee Street Phone GR. 2-1941 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE PARKS-BELK CQMPANY Cleveland ' s Largest Department Store CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE TAKE HOME KERN ' S BREAD SNACK HOUSE NO. 2 The Student ' s Favorite Phone GR. 2-1021 DOOLEY ' S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Ed Dooley, Prop. Telephone GR. 6-5 516 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE VEST ' S GROCERY AND DAIRY PRODUCTS j FOR THE BEST TRY VEST ) If it ' s best, it ' s Vest ' s Homogenized Milk Phone GR. 2-4641 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE HARDWICK ' S RETAIL STORE Clothes for College Men and Women 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 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 DAVIS The Things You Want at the Pn You Want to Pay CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE AUTO PARTS Complete Stock of New and Used PARTS Complete Electrical Service Wrecker Service We Buy All Kinds of Disabled Cars Call GReenwood 6-8 5 52 CRANE AUTO PARTS Georgetown Pike — Cleveland Compliments BRADLEY MOTOR COMPANY IPeimvey ' sI Cleveland ' s Newest and Finest Always First Quality Chevrolet Sales and Service PHONE GR. 6-6571 260 Inman Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE MOORE ' S AND FIVE POINT PHARMACY Where You Are Alwxys Welcome Phone GR. 2-4538 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE THE LIPPARD BUTANE-PROPANE SERVICE, Inc. Gas Appliances, Servel Refrigerators Air Conditioning, LPC Carburetion SALES AND SERVICE Phone GR. 6-5051 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY It is 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 ' s Leading Cleaners 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 INGLE BANANA COMPANY j Wholesale Only ( Terms: Net Cash j BANANAS, FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES 73 8 East 11th Street CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Phone AM. 7-7136 CENTRAL Cleveland ' s Leading Drug Store Where Everyone Meets WALGREEN AGENCY COMMERCIAL OFFICE | SUPPLY, INC. Everything for the Office School Supplies J LORRY L. HILL, Manager ( 170 Church Street Phone GR. 2-5541 refreshes without filling Compliments of CALLAWAY GROCERY Ocoee Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE VALUE COURTESY DOBSON ' S — Everybody Loves a Bargain — SERVICE ECONOMY Corner Broad and Second Street - ylMm- — J. D. HARSHBARGER, Manager 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 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SAVINGS, LOANS, AND TRUSTS 3 c c interest paid on savings Phone GR. 6-4521 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO Paint — Wallpaper — Venetian Blinds Art Supplies ' Phone GR. 6-5 564 6 5 Ocoee Street, N. W. Compliments of M. C. HEADRICK GROCERY 5 55 E. Central Avenue CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE DR. PEPPER the Friendly Pepper-upper DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY North Lee Highway CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE TOBY ' S FOOD STORE Specializing in QUALITY MEATS FRESH FRUITS GROCERIES Cill GR. 2-1595 Central Avenue, N. W. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE C. C. CARD AUTO COMPANY, INC. Ford Sales and Service Phone GR. 2-15 52 125 Inman Street, N. E. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE McDARIS BROTHERS Clothiers (t You Can Trust the Quality Phone GR. 6-8812 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE BAILEY MUSIC COMPANY Conn Band Instruments — Pan American Leedy - Ludnig Full Line of Accessories Quality and Service Assured 619 Cherry Street CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE O. J. Bailey Phone AM. 5-3176 Compliments of W. O. HORNER SON Cleveland ' s Jeivelers Since 1882 Cleveland National Bank Established 1886 FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Member Federal Reserve Deposit Insurance Corporation CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE HIWASSEE BRANCH CHARLESTON, TENNESSEE CLEVELAND HOME SUPPLY COMPANY Venetian Blinds — Mohawk Carpet Floor Coverings Call us for free estimates ' Phone GR. 6-5671 80 Second Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE HOUSE OF MUSIC 732 Cherry Street Phone AM. 6-4820 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE WOOD ' S JEWELERS Woods ' for Diamonds ' Phone GR. 6-43 71 73 Ocoee Street, N. W. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of CLEVELAND CLOTH STORE Church Street, N. E. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Complete Coverage of LEE COLLEGE AFFAIRS Read it in THE DAILY BANNER CLEVELAND CONCRETE BLOCK COMPANY Complete Line of Building Materials Phone GR. 2-1592 We congratulate you upon your attainments and high ambitions. 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. BOWATERS SOUTHERN PAPER CORPORATION Calhoun, Tennessee plplpllliill Hilipft iiiiaiiBiiSi liiiiliJiiiili InIIW New Home of the Church oi God International [eadparters and Puhlishi rase Compliments of TENNESSEE MUSIC AND PRINTING COMPANY CHURCH OF GOD PUBLISHING HOUSE INTERNATIONAL SALES COMPANY CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE The HOBBY MART Photographic and Hobby Craft Supplies 17 Broad St., N. W. Phone: GR. 2-6461 Compliments of HARGIS LUMBER COMPANY There ' s a Difference Phone: GR. 2-45 52 Compliments of HIXSON REFRIGERATION CO. Where Experience and Service Count North Lee Highway CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of SLOAN ' S FLORIST 390 Church St., N. E. Phone: GR. 6-5591 The book is done, but . STUDENT DIRECTORY Page Alderman, Nona— 475 North Oak Street, Melbourne, Florida, Tel.: 1271 . Alford, Tannis— 607 South Street, Easton, Maryland, Tel.: Talbot 2-0326 . Anderson, Donna— 211 West Belmont, Ontario, California, Tel.: YU 6-30328 Appling, Jerry — 1018 Hollywood Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Arivett, Lois— 737 North Grove Avenue, Ontario, California, Tel.: YU 6-7995 Arnett, J. H.— 1255 Walker Street, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 2-6230. Ashmore, Minuard — 330 Park Avenue, Montgomery, Alabama Avinger, Thomas— 2324 S. W. 58th Street, Miami, Florida, Tel.: MO 1-3758 Aycock, Joann — Route 1, Box 42, Garfield, Georgia, Tel.: 337-W-l . Ayers, David— 606 Ocean Avenue, Portland, Maine, Tel.: Spruce 3-8 5 38 . . Baggett, Troy— Peoples Street Apartments, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 2-3716 Ballenger, Faye— Box 313, Graysville, Alabama, Tel.: ON 4-5234 Banks, Pauline— 2820 Wilbrahan Road, Middletown, Ohio, Tel.: GA 2-1685 . Barfield, Sylvia— Route 2, Box 26, Fort Mill, South Carolina, Tel.: Bark, Elsie — Route 2, Leechburg, Pennsylvania, Tel.: Victor 2-6131 Bark, Glenn — Route 2, Box 410, Leechburg, Pennsylvania, Tel.: Victor 2-6131 Barnctt, Anjanette — 720 Lone Oak Drive, Covington, Kentucky . Beach, Charles R.— 1260 Parker, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 2-6836 Beatty, David — 805 Mississippi Avenue, Ferriday, Louisiana, Tel.: 3858 Beaver, Terry— 467 Hartness Road, Statesville, North Carolina . . . Becker, June N.— Box 223, Gettysburg, South Dakota Black, H. P.— Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 6-5383 . Black, Ulna— Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 6-5383 . Blocker, Cathy— 1081 Walker Street, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 6- Bostardi, Joe A.— 978 Highland Avenue, S.W., Warren, Ohio, Tel.: Brayfield, Ray— 8631 South McVickers, Oak Lawn, Illinois, Tel.: GA 4- Bronson, Larry — 203 Manor Parkway, Fort Myers, Florida, Tel.: Bryant, Troy E. — 711 East Peachtree Street, Douglas, Georgia, Tel.: 774-J . Bullard, Robert— 2017 Avenue B, Riviera Beach, Florida, Tel.: VI 4-6660 . Butler, Stanley— 295 11th Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 6-5127 Byrd, James F. — 835 Trunk Street, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 2-4540 . Byrtus, Richard— 1080 Parker, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 2-6678 . . . 8363 . 6200 . 2875 . 5174 . Caddell, Bradley— 1903 1 2 Wayne Avenue, Dayton, Ohio, Tel.: CL 4-1271 .... 73 Campbell, Annis — Route 2, Box 603, Princeton, West Virginia 49 Carter, Audray Faye — 501 South Thomas Street, Alma, Georgia, Tel.: 4591 .... 38 Carter, Audray Jean— 1111 E. Commerce St., High Point, North Carolina, Tel.: 2-4729 56 Case, Sylvia — 58 Long Forest Drive, Greenville, South Carolina 49 Casey, Jo — 1 Northwood Drive, Rome, Georgia, Tel.: 8373 21 Cavender, Laney — 305 West Indiana Avenue, Nappancc, Indiana, Tel.: 3472 ... 64 Cavin, David— 304 Glenn Street, LaFayette, Georgia, Tel.: 4-5944 40 Channell, David L.— 921 East 33rd Avenue, Tampa 3, Florida, Tel.: 2-3292 . . 73 Chelctte, Wayne — 40007 Thomas Avenue, Monroe, Louisiana, Tel.: Fairfax 2-5369 . 40 Cody, James E.— 803 Robert E. Lee, Malvern, Arkansas, Tel.: 890 33 Cole, Elizabeth— 307 Elizabeth Street, Clinton, South Carolina, Tel.: 1347 . . . . 38 Collins, J. D.— 1117 South 4th Street, Wilmington, North Carolina, Tel.: 2-2128 . . 49 Collins, Paul D.— 1117 South 4th Street, Wilmington, North Carolina, Tel.: 2-2128 . 33 Cox, Millard E.— South Norfolk, Virginia 49 STUDENT DIRECTORY Crawford, Ruth— Route 2, Cherry Valley, Arkansas 32 Creel, Zannai — Empire, Alabama, Tel.: Milton 8-5 594 49 Crouch, Nancy— P. O. Box 63, Norris City, Illinois, Tel.: 9812 49 Crowell, Evelyn Jean — 163 Harle Avenue, Cleveland, Tennessee 33 D Daniels, David— 815 West Mt. Avenue, Jacksonville, Alabama, Tel.: Hemlock 5-6504 . 66 Davis, E. J. — 325 Fuller Street, Dyersburg, Tennessee 26 Dawsey, Autry — Lake Waccamaw, North Carolina, Tel.: 3711 36 Dehner, Paul — 2416 Grace Avenue, South Fort Mitchell, Kentucky, Tel.: 1-9455 . 29 DeKalands, Don— 1159 Chevrolet Avenue, Flint, Michigan, Tel.: CE 9-2346 ... 56 Echols, Virginia — 2906 Geston Avenue, Lansing, Michigan, Tel.: IV 2-3127 . . . Eller, David — Route 1, Hayesville, North Carolina Evans, Lenzy — Route 1, Conehatta, Mississippi Evans, Newman — 658 Avenue G, Pratt City, Birmingham 8, Alabama, Tel.: STATE 6-0065 F Flynn, Sylvia— 813 Heaton Street, Hamilton, Ohio, Tel.: TVV 4-6931 Ford, Wendell— Box 58, Totz, Kentucky Fulcher, Ray— 2831 Aubry Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, Tel.: BY 9665 . . . . Gabbard, Charles— 19315 Westmore Avenue, Livonia, Michigan, Tel.: Greenleaf 4-82 Garrett, Ann — Route 2, Sweetwater, Tennessee, Tel.: 5602 Gaston, J. C. — Route 2, Rockmart, Georgia Gerhart, Karleen — 247 West Walnut Street, Kankakee, Illinois, Tel.: 2-7115 . . Gibson, D. B. — Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 2-6843 Goethe, Hilda— Route 1, Box 170, Naples, Florida Gresham, Jimmy Lee— Box 212, Jasper, Florida Guess, Howard F.— P. O. Box 293, Childersburg, Alabama, Tel.: 8-6127 . . . II Hall, Voncile— 334 N. W. 43 Court, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, Tel.: LO 4-1149 . . Hancock, Howard— 225 Saluda Street, Ninety Six, South Carolina, Tel.: 2684 . . Hanley, Danny— 1342 North 10th Street, Reading, Pennsylvania, Tel.: FR 6-2159 . . Harbour, James C. — 862 Poplar Park, Grenada, Mississippi Hardin, Wayne — General Delivery, Birmingham, Alabama, Tel.: Orange 4-5356 . Hathcock, Mrs. Lorena— Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 2-6273 . . . Hargravcs, Bobby — Route 1, Box 2, Ninety Six, South Carolina, Tel.: 3521 . Herman, Loyce— 800 Webster Street, Dayton 4, Ohio, Tel.: Baldwin 3-9220 . . . Herndon, Roland — 1734 S. E. Hawthorne Rd., Gainesville, Florida, Tel.: FR 6-6767 . Hickman, Kenneth— 604 A Street, Lenoir City, Tennessee, Tel.: YU 6-2097 . . . Hobbs, Jean — Route 1, Box 45B, Sumter, South Carolina Hodges, Joy Marlene— Box 418, Chandler, Oklahoma, Tel.: 132 . . . . . . . Hollie, J. C. — Route 2, Box 10, Hollandale, Mississippi Holmes, Betty— 307 Kentaboo Drive, Florence, Kentucky, Tel.: Atlantic 3-545 5 . . Home, Watson— 909 Elm Street, La Grange, Georgia, Tel.: 6238 Humbertson, Robert — Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee STUDENT DIRECTORY 2, 18 73 Humphries, A. T.— Lcc College, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 2-3897 . . . Hunt, Lavona — Greenville, South Carolina Hurst, Mr. and Mrs. G. L.— Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 6-7556 . Huyser, Elnorc— P.O. Box 443, Big Timber, Montana, Tel.: 2-1142 Huyser, Jeanne— P.O. Box 443, Big Timber, Montana, Tel.: 2-1142 .... J Jackson, Marlene — French Harbor Roatan, Honduras, Central America .... Jarrell, Cherrie— 115 Acasia, Lake Jackson, Texas, Tel.: 7-2065 Johnson, C. Stacy— Box 373, Lake Placid, Florida, Tel.: HO 5-3741 .... Johnson, Marlene— Route 1, Box 118, Naples, Florida, Tel.: MI 2-4582 . . . Johnston, C. L., Jr. — 18 Springside Avenue, Greenville, South Carolina .... Jones, Carrie Dean— Route 3, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 2-404 5 .... Jones, Johnie— Route 3, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 2-4045 Jones, Norman David— 206 East Ridge St., Rocky Mount, North Carolina, Tel.: 6-831 Jordan, Linda — 418 Crcston Street, Muskegon, Michigan K Keener, Elena — Clayton, Georgia Keil, David — 3200 Calhoun Avenue, Chattanooga, Tennessee, Tel.: MA 2-5368 . Keith, Mrs. Jeanne — Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee Keller, Duwayne— 2012 Taylor Street, Benton Harbor, Michigan, Tel.: Walnut 5-4342 Kelly, James — 403 West Hildreth Avenue, Enterprise, Alabama, Tel.: 643-J-2 . Kennedy, Sue— Route 1, Shelby, North Carolina, Tel.: 9600 Kent, Edna — Route 1, Tremont, Mississippi Kersey, Jack D. — P. O. Box 845, Batesville, Arkansas Kidd, Gerrie— Route 2, Box 158, Blucricld, Virginia, Tel.: FA 2-0775 .... King, Sharon — Route 3, Oneonta, Alabama Kinser, Hope — Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee Knox, Evelyn — Route 5, Greenville, North Carolina 51 51 51 51 51 Lafon, Eva— 4202 East Cherry Lynn, Phoenix, Arizona, Tel.: AM 2-3217 . . . . 43 Lankford, Jenelle— 507 Dover Street, Shelby, North Carolina, Tel.: 6195 .... 51 Lauster, Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. — 1160 Peoples Street, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 6-8717 29, 36 LcCroy, Elizabeth— Route 2, Walhalla, South Carolina, Tel.: 2869 51 Lcc, Annette— 311 West Parker Street, Lakeland, Florida, Te l.: 4-7383 .... 51 Lee, Ollie J. — Route 2, Albertville, Alabama 43 Lemons, Dewey — Edgevvood Grove, Somerset, Pennsylvania, Tel.: 6144 43 Lentz, Jimmy — 322 Vance Avenue, Kannapolis, North Carolina, Tel.: 2-5922 ... 51 Lyons, Bob — Shaw, Mississippi, Tel.: 5065 73 M Masoner, Betty — Route 3, Morristown, Tennessee 51 Mathews, Kenneth — Route 1, Warrenville, South Carolina, Tel.: Bath 2394 .... 43 Messer, Edwin H. — 157 21st Street, Opelika, Alabama 34 Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt — 120 Gale Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee Tel: GR 6-7319 19, 22 Mills, Pat— 11536 Reading Road, Cincinnati 41, Ohio, Tel: PR 1-9140 59 Mize, Janice Kay — Box 78, Vestaburg, Pennsylvania, Tel.: Fredericktown 7-5217 ... 52 Moore, Betty Salmon— Route 1, Greenwood, Delaware, Tel.: Hair 8905 .... 53 STUDENT DIRECTORY Moore, Bonnie— 657 South MacDonald, Mesa, Arizona, Tel.: WO 4-63 36 . Moore, Daniel— Route 1, Greenwood, Delaware, Tel.: Harr 8905 . . . Moore, Hubert— 581 Phillips Lane, Louisville, Kentucky, Tel.: EM 8-2935 Morgan, Jerry — 134 Rosewood Drive, Hammond, Louisiana, Tel.: 1548-R . Mueller, Jerome— 837 East Chestnut, Louisville 4, Kentucky, Tel.: JR 4-2494 Mullins, Lois; — 6224 Liberty-Farefield Road, Hamilton, Ohio Muncy, Joe— 5072 Millikin Road, Hamilton, Ohio, Tel.: TW 2-8036 . . . Muncy, Mrs. R. C— Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 2-3810 . . Me MeCarn, Reginald— Box 245, Belmont, North Carolina, Tel.: TA 5-2393 McCoy, Barbara — 212 Wesley Avenue, Thomaston, Georgia, Tel.: 3155 McGuirt, Don— Route 3, Matthews, North Carolina, Tel.: VA 1-2174 Mcintosh, Jesse— 1605 Edison Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio, Tel.: TW 2-6137 . . . . McSwain, Myrna— 4346 G Street, S.E., Washington 19, D.C., Tel.: Ludlow 1-2377 . N Nabors, Norma— Chelsea, Alabama, Tel.: GR 4-5273 Nelson, Wanda— 4548 Amesborough Road, Dayton 20, Ohio, Tel.: CL 2-4763 . O O ' Bannon, Robert— Star Route C, Fort Myers, Florida, Tel.: Edison 7-0071 ... 45 Odom, Irma Lee— P. O. Box 5 5, Mayo, Florida, Tel.: SU 4-2191 52 Ouzts, Naomi— Route 3, Ninety Six, South Carolina, Tel.: 5292 38 P Painter, David — Box 253, Independence, Kansas, Tel.: 2558 52 Pearson, Dalphine— 713 North F Street, Lake Worth, Florida, Tel.: Justice 2-4126 . 65 Philen, Don — 18 Montgomery Avenue, Prichard, Alabama, Tel.: Glen 7-4646 ... 72 Posey, Sue Carroll— 1603 Twenty-first Street, Detroit 16, Michigan, Tel.: TA 6-1846 . 46 Powell, Norman— 1110 N. E. Fifth Ave., Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Tel.: Jackson 4-7737 71 Pressley, A. G.— 160 13th Street, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 2-1786 .... 22 Puett, Delores Lane— 208 Rankin Avenue, Mt. Holly, North Carolina, Tel.: VA 7-4955 . 73 Pyeatt, Kaye — Box 1058, Roswell, New Mexico 36 R Reed, Jessie Mae— Box 2, Loxley, Alabama, Tel.: WO 4-3109 65 Rice, Theresa— 1514 Hudson, Detroit 8, Michigan, Tel.: TR 2-7143 .... 52 Ringo, Evelyn— 503 Caliche Street, Philrich Branch, Borger, Texas, Tel.: BR 3-6076 . 60 Robertson, O. D.— Route 1, Iowa Park, Texas, Tel.: 4127 30 Robinson, Nina — 981 Montgomery Avenue, Cleveland, Tennessee 46 Russell, Wilma — Route 1, Potosi, Missouri 52 Salmon, Mary— Telegraph Road, Odenton, Maryland, Tel.: OR 4-7487 .. . Sandlin, Pat— 1901 Matthews Avenue, Bessemer, Alabama, Tel.: HA 5-5568 . Scott, Carol— 420 Fulton Street, Millville, New Jersey, Tel.: Taylor 5-3477 . . Sears, Cecil — 801 West Jefferson Street, Grand Lodge, Michigan, Tel.: 448-R . STUDENT DIRECTORY Sheffield, Leon— 503 Bond Street, Lenoir City, Tennessee 19 Shcppard, Glcnna — Wilcoe, West Virginia 32 Shipp, Melva Jean— 22 Victor, Detroit, Michigan, Tel.: 70-76073 61 Sizemore, Marcus T. — Box 676, Cumberland, Kentucky 27 Sloan, Charles— 606 College Street, Calhoun, Georgia, Tel.: 2732 37 Smith, Jo Ann — 203 Mississippi Avenue, Fcrriday, Louisiana 46 Snyder, Harold O.— Kessel, West Virginia 71 Solorzano, Elizabeth — 1708 Lexington Avenue, New York 29, New York 73 Stafford, Walter— Route 3, Box 92, Clinton, North Carolina, Tel.: 2-3876 ... 53 Stevens, Robert E.— Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 2-6374 .... 19 Stewart, Evie — Rayburn Route, Bay Minette, Alabama 53 Stewart, Felton — Rayburn Route, Bay Minette, Alabama 47 Stone, Neil— Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 2-6625 32 Swanson, G. W. — 238 West Ohio Street, Tucson, Arizona, Tel.: Main 2-4807 . . 53 Sweat, Carolynn Sue— Route 3, Box 7-A-l, Lake City, Florida, Tel.: 1372-M . . . 61 Sweat, Eulene— Route 3, Box 7-A-l, Lake City, Florida, Tel.: 1372-M 38 T Tanner, Ken — 804 West 23d Street, Orlando, Florida 62 Teague, Rudy— 505 Chevrolet Street, Kannapolis, North Carolina, Tel.: 7719 ... 73 Tharp, Jo Ann and Alton — Pangburn, Arkansas 53, 72 Thompson, Ronald— 1204 East Diana Street, Tampa 10, Florida, Tel.: 3-40841 ... 72 Thornton, Al — Church of God, Lake Wales, Florida 71 Thrash, Arnold Delane— Route 3, Box 262, Sylacauga, Alabama, Tel.: 5-5239 . . 53 Travers, Tom — Tuxedo, North Carolina 68 Tucker, Darlenc— Box 548, Big Timber, Montana, Tel.: 2-2731 47 Turner, Shirley— P.O. Box 2083, Radio Cen. Sta., Morristown, Tennessee, Tel.: 1 31 1-W 53 Vaughn, Carl— 1021 Egania, New Orleans, Louisiana, Tel.: WH 3-6405 W Waddell, Christine— Marks, Mississippi, Tel.: 5386 20 Walker, Dean Edward — 930 Trunk Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 2-2517 47 Walker, Judy Day— 930 Trunk Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 2-2517 . 67 Walker, Rev. and Mrs. Herbert— Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 2-4169 . 20 Walker, Joe— 802 Henry Street, Gadsden, Alabama 53 Walt, Larry — 1230 Plainview Avenue, Traverse City, Michigan 30 Warren, Don— Box 754, Cleveland, Tennessee, Tel.: GR 6-5117 73 Wesson, Steve— Box 43, Mulga, Alabama, Tel.: ST 7-9339 53 Whipple, Barbara— 515 Allyn Avenue, Ontario, California 54 Whitaker, John S.— Blue Diamond, Kentucky 27 Williams, Barbara Ann— Route 1, Box 34, Milton, West Virginia, Tel.: 5006 ... 62 Wood, Eugene— Route 1, Box 347-A, Palatka, Florida, Tel.: East 5-3636 .... 54 Woodard, Sue— 512 Crescent Drive, Lakeland, Florida, Tel.: 8-4132 54 Woods, Sabord — Route 3, Jesup, Georgia 38 Wooten, Bill— Route 3, Elm City, North Carolina, Tel.: 7-0087 54 Y Young, Earl — Route 4, Sparta, Tennessee 73 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS THIS BOOK BELONGS TO THE CHURCH OF GOD LIBRAIX, 3 1838 00093 2083 ie man that walketh t in the counsel of the ungodly, ' -H m the way of sinners, at of the scornful. - -n the law of the nd in his law doth he meditate -Hit. AND HE SHALL BE EE PLANTED BY THE ' 4TER, that bringeth son; his leaf whatsoever