Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1960 volume:

I 7N ■ ,v v. I a i - V- Vw- -, 33 UW T ' - v .4 v £ Mfe ? - . !W«i 1 .1 Library J- ■ ■ .■■::::■ .,::::.: : : :■::■ V V THE 1960 I ND AG U A EDITOR: Ruth Crawford ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Joan Bickers BUSINESS MANAGER: Naomi Headley ■: . f ijL m ap  % nn t i j t 53341 R. HOLLIS GAUSE, JR. D E D I PAGE 2 ksuJl s u . 2 - IZ-W isfr i 3 Actions, looks, words, and steps form the alphabet by which you spell character. And to be worth anything, character must be capable of standing firm in daily tasks, trials, and temptations, and able to bear the wear and tear of actual life. In the midst of serving as Dean of the Department of Religion, Dean of Men, Regis- trar, and writer of Church of God Adult Sunday School Student and Teachers ' Quar- terlies, R. Hollis Gause is one whose character has not been m arred. Much credit is due him for the accreditation of the Bible College Division this school term. In spite of his multifarious duties, his high moral stand- ards and consistent Christian life stand uppermost in the minds of those acquainted with him. His influence reaches much farther than the confines of Lee College. To one who taught us con- cerning the more abundant life by example as well as pre- cept, we sincerely dedicate the 1960 Vindagua to our Brother Gause. A T I O N PAGE 3 IE Only a few fleeting days re- main, and another school term will have slipped into the past. For some, this year has been their first away from home; for others, being away from home is nothing new; for all, Lee College portrays to them their own world, one which they will never forget. How to describe our world? Greeting old friends and mak- ing new ones . . . the scramble to the mail room . . . singing in chapel . . . taking pictures on front campus . . . cheering at ball games . . . student body officers ' elections . . . fall pic- nic . . . long distance calls (from Walker Hall to Simmons) . . . meeting the Discipline Committee . . . smell of wet clothes on rainy days . . . Brother Odom ' s pop quizzes . . . tryouts for the plays and then the long rehearsals . . . Charlie Weaver ' s jokes in language classes . . . studies that threat- ened to interfere with extracur- ricular activities . . . lights out . . . getting your last dime hung in the washing machine . . . revivals . . . Pioneers for Christ field work . . . deadline for themes . . . dates . . . paral- lel reading . . . snow . . . tardy bells . . . music festivals . . . odor of paint in the Alumni Building . . . the list would never end! And these expres- sions are so futile anyway. Many come to our world to stay four years; others for but two; still others leave after one year or one semester, but each one makes, leaves, and takes a precious memory — a memory from which he can never quite free himself. The hustle and bustle in the hall, the quiet time before God as we asked His guidance in each class — yes, even the sur- prise quizzes and final exami- nations: all these blend to- gether to paint a beautiful memory to be cherished for- ever. As the dark shadows creep slowly through the halls, all is quiet. Now when solitude envelops the familiar buildings, when the halls are deserted, the library silent, and the audi- torium only row after row of empty seats, the spirit of Lee breathes through the vast and infinite emptiness. When the clattering feet and laughing voices are gone, only memories of former days will remain. To recall these happy moments and to make the silent halls ring again in the heart of every Lee alumnus is the purpose of this book. fl I TABLE OF NTENT ADMINISTRATION PAGE 7 CLASSES PAGE 21 FEATURES PAGE 73 ORGANIZATIONS PAGE 91 CLUBS PAGE 109 ATHLETICS PAGE 123 SNAPSHOTS PAGE 139 ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE 155 Pa IN MEMORIUM tdu rltzaerala cJLauiter He hath done all tilings well, Mark 7:37. Because Patsy was a lovely girl, her friends are saddened by her death; because she was a most excellent student, the school feels keenly this loss; because she was a Church of God missionary in Germany, they miss her faithful service more than words can express; because she was a precious daughter, her parents arc bereaved; because she was a darling wife, her husband misses her most of all; because she was a devoted Christian, the whole Church has sustained a great loss. Notwithstanding, we know that the Lord does all things well and we trust in Him. May the memory of this precious girl linger with us to bless and enrich our lives. ( i - -.- r i J .; Y r : ■1 HI 1 (Cs, • ■ V «f.. ' , ,w- ' j i ' « :X ' - 2H ■■: ■■■ ■•  v p W , ., 2 l ' r ?.- jH ... ■ I ADMINISTRATION Our world, Lee College, is inhabited by many and various types of individuals and groups. Holding the key positions in our world, however, are the members of the beloved Lee Col lege administra- tion and faculty. Each one serves the student body as a guide, a counselor, and a friend; each one is understanding, patient, and longsuffering. Having traveled the road before us, thev faithfully point out the detours, the pitfalls, and the blind alleys to us babes in the wood, as it were, bewildered, uncertain, and oftentimes verv unhappv because of the multifarious perplexities and complexities of life which seem to increase with age, experience, and education. We thank God for these stalwart and godly guides who strive so diligently to guide us, train us, and point us to a deeper, fuller consecration and a more fruitful life for Christ. PAGE 7 H X Piatt PRESIDENT LEE COLLEGE B.A., George Peabody College for Teachers, Lee College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; graduate work, George Peabody College for Teachers PAGE 8 BUSINESS MANAGER MARVIN GOLDEN REGISTRAR 11. HOLLIS GAUSE, JR. DEAN OF RELIGION DEPARTMENT DEAN OF COLLEGE DIVISION R. HOLLIS GAUSE, JR. J. HERBERT WALKER, JR. DIVISION HEADS PRINCIPAL OF ACADEMY STANLEY BUTLER DEAN OF SCHOOL OF MUSIC A. T. HUMPHRIES CHAPLAIN ROBERT STEVENS LIBRARIAN LcMOYNE SWIGER BOARD of DIRECTORS CHAIRMAN LEWIS J. WILLIS Standing: Lee Watson, J. P. Johnson, James Stephens, James L. Slay, Jr. Seated: D. C. Boatwright, Lewis J. Willis, H. L. Chesser. PAGE 12 FACULTY of 1959-60 STANLEY BUTLER CHARLES CARPENTER CHARLES BEACH JOHN CASALE LOIS BEACH A. W. DELK HUBERT BLACK FACULTY CLIFFORD DENNISON NINA DRIGGERS PEGGY HUMPHREY R. HOLLIS GAUSE, JR. A. T. HUMPHRIES DONALD GIBSON LaVERA HUMPHRIES 1959-60 ROOSEVELT MILLER BEATRICE ODOM RUBY HURST ELMER ODOM HOPE KINSER HALL TERRELL McBRAYER ROBERT STEVENS FACULTY 1959-60 GEORGIA STROUD AVIS SWIGER CHRISTINE WADDELL LeMOYNE SWIGER J. HERBERT WALKER, JR. HELEN SYMES LUCILLE WALKER — - A. The faculty participate in Teacher Appreciation Day. CHARLES BEACH TEACHER OF THE YEAR DEAN OF MEN R. HOLLIS GAUSE, JR. DEAN OF WOMEN AVIS SWIGER r ■ i pf A. C. BENKER Policeman ULNA BLACK Bookkeeper if E. L. BOEHMER Maintenance SYBIL BUTLER Secretary to Business Manager JO CASEY Secretary to Registrar LOUVINA COLLINS W. P. CORNWELL H. D. CROSS Janitress, Girls ' Dormitory Supervisor of Boys ' Maintenance Dormitory EVALINE ECHOLS Secretary to President FAY GIBSON Secretary to Registrar NORA GOINS Janitress, Tharp Hall GRACE GOLDEN CHARLES GRAHAM EVA GUESS Mail and Bookstore Clerk Maintenance Supervisor Secretary to Dean of Religion PAT HARRIS Secretary to Dean of School of Music LORENA HATHCOCK JOSEPHINE HAY GRADY HURST Girls ' Dormitory Supervisor Secretary to Principal Cafeteria JANE McINTOSH Bookkeeper CLEONE McLAIN Assistant Librarian 1VELYN MESSER nack Shop X POLLY MILLER Bookkeeper ARTHUR PRESSLEY MARY RATHKE Maintenance Cook NELL MUNCY Snack Shop Manager BELLA SCOGGINS Cook R. C. MUNCY Cafeteria Manager EFFIE PARKER Nurse VONCEIL SMITH MARY LOU WILES Girls ' Dormitory Assistant Girls ' Dormitory Supervisor Supervisor PERSONNEL FOR 1959-60 STAFF WORKERS I V fa I mil lllll D N, Pn : : DONAL D AULTMAN President M t BENNIE TRIPLETT Vice-President A L U M N I A S S O C I A T I O N J. HERBERT WALKER, JR. Board Member LUCILLE WALKER Secretary JAMES STEPHENS Board Member NAOMI HEADLEY Recording Secretary PAGE 20 ■•■ N ' Rush, rush, rush seems to be the CLASSES phrase which best describes academic life in our world. It seems that everyone always has more to do than he can possibly g to study for and one task too many to accom Busy seems to be a student watchword, tremely and fanatically — busy worrying about the eraser off the pencil while taking the grue less exams, which are a necessary evil in any i Although outwardly we murmur, complaii very thankful for this wonderful opportunity we might better serve God. ?t done — always one test too many plish. Everyone is constantly busy — ex- studying for, and finally chewing ling, brainwashing, seemingly end- nstitute of higher learning. i, and fret, in our hearts we are to train and prepare ourselves that PAGE 21 Ellis Ford, President Howard Hancock, Vice-President; Ruth Crawford, Secretary-Treasurer BIBLE COLLEGE SENIORS R. Hollis Gause, Jr., Sponsor Praise to thee, our Alma Mater, Molder of mankind. Greater glory, love unending, Be forever thine. Our sentiments are well expressed in this portion of our school song. Waves of gratitude swell within us when we recall the pleasant memories that you, dear Lee College, have afforded us. The in- spiration and vision cultivated in us by you will cause us to be forever mindful of you. Certainly you are a molder of mankind. You have provided for us a faith to live by, a foundation to stand and build upon and worth-while goals to seek after. Because of you, we have been inspired and assured that we will attain these goals — not somehow — but triumphantly! Through sacrifices, we have strengthened our character, and our associations and experiences will long be remembered. May we always give you greater glory and love unending, in return for the beneficial impressions deeply sculptured on our lives by you. We, the Bible College Senior Class, pay tribute to you, our Alma Mater. If we succeed, attribution of the same shall be made to you; should we fail, it will be only because we have neglected to adhere to your teaching and guidance. Dear Lee College, always stand reared against the sky as a monu- ment to inspire and persuade all youth whom you chance to touch into a life fully resolved to Christ ' s service. TROY A. BAGGETT Oxford, Alabama Phi Theta Kappa 2 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Pioneers for Christ 1, 2, Basketball 2, 3 JANET E. CARTER Paradise, California RUTH CRAWFORD Cherry Valley, Arkansas Secretary-Treasurer of Student Body 2 Miss Lee College 3 Missions Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Secretary 2; President 3 Vindagua Editor 3, 4 Who ' s Who 4 Most Likely to Succeed 2. 4 District Court 1 JARRETT EDENFIELD Fort Myers, Florida Rangemen Trio 1 Continental Quartet 2, Softball 1, 2, 3. 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Fine Arts Club 2, 3 Choir 1. 2 Music Club 1, 2 Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 3, 4 f  5 t f , LINNIE MAY EISENHARDT Birdsboro, Pennsylvania Pioneers for Christ Group Leader 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 4 District Court 3 Dormitory Council 4 Vindagua Staff 4 Missions Club 3, 4 F.TA. Club 1, 2 President 2 Clarion Staff 3 J. W. FALAGAN Orlando, Florida Mixed Chorus 1 Pioneers for Christ 1, 2, 3 Brass Quartet 1 Band 1 PAGE 23 BIBLE COLLEGE ELLIS HERBERT FORD Anniston, Alabama REGINALD G. McCARN REGGIE Belmont, North Carolina Phi Theta Kappa 2, 3 President 2 Ministerial Club 1, 2, 3 Spanish Club 2 Clarionita 2 Athletic Club 2 Football 2 Student Council 2 JESSE McINTOSH Hamilton, Ohio Class Favorite 1 Class President 2 Phi Theta Kappa President 2 Forensic Club 1, 2 State Club President 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 PAGE 24 3, 4 Ministerial Club 1, Vice-President 3, 4 Sportsman Club 3 Athletic Club 3, 4 Alabama State Club Vice-President 4 Class President 4 HOWARD HANCOCK Ninety Six, South Carolina Vindagua Business Staff 4 Class Vice-President 4 Pioneers for Christ Vice-President 4 Sportsman Club President 3 Mr. Lee College 4 Football 3, 4 Volleyball 3, 4 Softball 3, 4 JIMMY LEE MASSENGALE Chattanooga, Tennessee 2, 3 Ministerial Club 1, Forensic Club 2, 3 ENIORS JEROME MUELLER Louisville, Kentucky Mr. Lee College 2 Most Congenial Married Couple 4 Most Versatile 3 Student Body Chaplain 2 Football 2, 3. 4 Forensic Club President 2 Best Personality Runner-Up 1 Class President 1, 2 DON PAULK Cleveland, Tennessee Football 2, 3. 4 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 4 Choir 1, 2 Athletic Club 1. 2, 3, 4 Music Club 1, 2 Vindagua. Staff 1 MARY FRANCES POE Chattanooga, Tennessee W. NEIL STONE Danville, Virginia Class Vice-President 2 JOHN M. WACKER Saginaw, Michigan PAGE 25 Bradley Lee Caddcll, President; David Jacobs, Secretary-Tre cretary-Treasurer; Harold E. Stevens, Vice-President BIBLE COLLEGE JUNIORS MINUARD H. ASHMORE BOBBY R. BRINKLEY BRADLEY LEE CADDELL PAGE 26 BENJAMIN F. HOLMES DAVID R. JACOBS EDWIN MESSER FRANK DOUGLAS MORGAN ROBERT LEE NESBITT DAVID M. PAINTER HAROLD E. STEVENS WILLIAM D. WOOTEN PAGE 27 Jimmy Wood, President; Carolyn Ann Wallace, Secretary-Treasurer; Arnold Thornton, Vice-President BIBLE COLLEGE SOPHOMORES JANICE MARIE ANDERSON ROSIE LEE BARNETT DORMAN WRIGHT BASSETT FRANK KEITH COOK WAYNE E. MONCRIEF G ,fe GEORGE ALFORD NICHOLS SIM M. KNIGHT 4 V JAMES EARL PREWITT EDMUND MERCER • n t JAMES THOMAS MILLIGAN PAGE 29 FRANKLIN D. SEXTON ARNOLD THORNTON SAMUEL A. WHITE CAROLYN ANN WALLACE CHARLES WILES JIMMY D. WOOD PAGE 30 Philip Morris, President; Mary N. Markham, Secretary-Treasurer; Robert E. Warren, Vice- President BIBLE COLLEGE FRESHMEN ESDRAS BETANCOURT ERNEST RAY BLACK ROBERT BLACKABY SAMUEL GEORGE BOEHM PAGE 31 MARY E. BRANNON LARRY E. COLLIER 2 ' J A J. CARL HART m LIGIA I. COLLAZO GEORGE R. COOPER MILDRED L. HEFNER WILLIAM A. DAVIS RONALD E. DUCROO RUBY HEWETT RUNELL EWING DANIEL FUJII LAVONDA HUGHES BLAKE GARDNER BOBBY HANSHAW d FREDDIE KILLMAN r w V M PAGE 32 ♦ t  IS i STANLEY McCARSON PHILIP C. MORRIS KAREN M. LILLY VERNON PAUL DOROTHY SEARCY MELVIN LONG GARLAND STOUT FRED SYLVESTER MARY MARKHAM CHARLES TASCIER CLAUDE THOMPSON EUGENE MARTIN GAIL TYOE ROBERT WARREN AUBREY MAYE PAGE 33 53341 LEROY WACKER BARBARA WHITE OTIS WHITE JACK WILKERSON JOYCE WILLIAMS Getting ready for Christmas SCHOOL OF MUSIC FACULTY: Mrs. Ruby Hurst, Roosevelt Miller, A. T. Humphries, John Casale, Mrs. Helen Symes, Miss Georgia Stroud, Mrs. A. T. Humphries (not pictured). CHARLES SLOAN Calhoun, Georgia Class President 3, 4 Mr. Lee College Runner-Up Music Club President 2, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Softball 2, 3, 4 Football King 3 Continental Quartet 1, 2, 3, SCHOOL OF MUSIC SENIOR The primary purpose of the Lee College School of Music is to prepare young men and women for the ministry of music. Its further purpose is to foster the appreciation of, and to provide an opportunity for, the study of music for itself, to inspire and en- courage a sincere appreciation of the value of music as a sig- nificant factor in the development of the well-rounded individual, and to provide vocational training for those who wish to make music their life ' s work. Charles Sloan is the first graduate from the four-year course. PAGE 35 Brenda Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer; David Harkins, Vice-President; Mary Smith, President SCHOOL OF MUSIC SOPHOMORES GLENDA AULTMAN RITA BURCHAM PAGE 36 DAVID HARKINS BRENDA JOHNSON JOE MUNCY HENRIETTA PAWLUK ELAINE PRICE MARY SMITH fv.J i n, 4j JI M |p PAGE 37 Teddy Hall, President; Linda Cook, Secretary-Treasurer; Brian Johnson, Vice-President SCHOOL OF MUSIC FRESHMEN JUDY ANTHONY LINDA COOK ESTELLE CURRY CHARLES DEAN PAGE 38 TEDDY HALL JESSE HARKINS KENNETH HOUCK BRIAN JOHNSON DUANE LAMBERT EDDIE SHULL JANE SMALLEY PATSY TAYLOR PAGE 39 Robert Hcrrin, President Don Medlin, Vice-President; Lola Hoskins, Secretary-Treasurer JUNIOR COLLEGE SENIORS J. Herbert Walker, Jr., Sponsor To tbe Junior College Seniors of I960: Your graduation from Lee College marks another step in your preparation for life. These months together will be precious to you. You have made friends and shared many pleasant experiences. This school year has been outstanding for its unity and sin- cerity. You can be commended for the effort you have exerted in fulfilling the classroom and extracurricular responsibilities which you encountered. Your cooperation in raising monies for the senior trip has helped you realize that in working together a goal can be achieved. You reflect the quality of work which is produced at Lee College. Many people will know of Lee only through their association with you. You have a great opportunity to be a blessing to the school. We are proud of you and know that you are proud of Lee. Sincerely, J. H. Walker, Jr. Dean of Junior College Division CATHY BLOCKER Cleveland, Tennessee Missions Club 1, 2 Music Club 1, 2 Freshman Class Play 1 Vindagua Staff 1 Touring Choir 1 Girls ' Basketball 1, 2 Girls ' Softball 1, 2 Girls ' Volleyball 1, 2 NADINE BOYETTE Port St. Joe, Florida Freshman Play 1 Forensic Play 1, 2 Forensic Club 1, 2 Pioneers for Christ 1 Basketball 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 2 Softball 1 Campus Choir 2 4fc RET A BRADY Newport, Tennessee Forensic Club 1 Pioneers for Christ 1 Clarion Staff 1 Softball 2 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Campus Choir 2 •• RAY BRAYFIELD Oakland, Illinois JOHN CREECH Somerville, Ohio Missions Club President 2 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2 Student Council 2 Evangelism Committee 2 Vollevball 1, 2 Basketball 2 Pioneers for Christ 1. 2 Welcoming Committee 2 KATHRYN CURRY Vcrdunville, West Virginia PAGE 41 BILL DAUGHTERY Chattanooga, Tennessee JAMES DUNCAN Winter Haven, Florida RONALD FREE Cleveland, Tennessee BETTY GILLEY Chattanooga, Tennessee Campus Choir 1, 2 Ladies ' Choir 1, 2 Touring Choir 1, 2 Music Club 1, 2 Missions Club 1. 2 JESTENE GOLDEN McCrory, Arkansas Student Eody Secretary-Treasurer 2 Supreme Court 2 Vindagua Associate Editor 1 Who ' s Who 2 Student Leader 2 Most Versatile 2 Girls ' Athletic Club 1 President 2 Clarion Staff 2 MARTHA GREEN Grand Rapids, Michigan Pioneers for Christ 2 Missions Club 1 PAGE 42 HOWARD GUESS Childersburg, Alabama ELIZABETH HARPER Rossvillc, Georgia Best Personality 1 Cheerleader, Captain 2 Missions Club 1, 2 Secretary 2 Phi Theta Kappa 2 President ' s Cabinet 2 Runner-up, Miss Lee College 2 Student Council 2 Vindagua Staff 2 1 ZELMA HENDRICKS Dayton, Ohio Best Personality 2 Vindagua Staff 1, 2 Clarion Staff 2 Touring Choir 1, 2 Campus Choir 1, 2 Forensic Club 1 Pioneers for Christ NAOMI HEADLEY Prattrille, Alabama Missions Club 1, 2 Spanish Club 1 Vindagua. Business Manager 2 DARLENE HERNDON Okeechobee, Florida Co-Editor of Clarion 2 District Court Secretary 1 Social Committee Chairman 2 Pioneers for Christ Secretary 2 Girls ' Athletic Club President Cheerleader 1 Runner-up. Most Versatile 1, 2 Sportsman Club Secretary 2 ROBERT HERRIN Jesup, Georgia Class President 2 Phi Theta Kappa 2 Vice-President 2 Student Council 1 Touring Choir 1, 2 Public Relations Committee Evangelism Committee 2 Missions Club 2 PAGE 43 ELAINE HICKMAN Soddy, Tennessee Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Forensic Club 1 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2 Basketball 1. 2 Public Eelations Committee 2 SANFORD HOPKINS Greenville, South Carolina LOLA HOSKINS Middlesboro, Kentucky Forensic Club 1 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2 Class Treasurer 1 Class Secretary-Treasurer Secretary to bean of Jr. Clarion Staff 2 Vindagua Staff 2 Runner-up, Most Likely to Succeed 2 College SARAH HOWELL Cleveland, Tennessee MARLENE JOHNSON Naples, Florida Campus Choir 1, 2 Touring Choir 1, 2 Missions Club 1 Pioneers for Christ 2 Music Club 1, 2 Johnson Trio 2 Forensic Club 2 Ladies ' Choir 1 DAVID KEIL Doravillc, Georgia Student Council 1, 2 Forensic Club 2 Phi Theta Kappa 2 Runner-up, Most Likely to Succeed 2 PAGE 44 DALE LOMAS Cleveland, Tennessee Pioneers for Christ 1 Student Council 1 ANDREW McCAY Moulton, Alabama Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Student Education Association 2 Basketball 2 Football 1 Volleyball 1 Softball 1. 2 Team Captain 2 SHELBY McCOY Vernon, Texas Pioneers for Christ 2 Sportsman Club 2 Dramatics Club 2 PATRICIA ANN MAXWELL Boaz, Alabama Campus Choir 1, 2 Marchette and Concert Band 1 Cheerleader 2 Missions Club 1, 2 Pioneers for Christ 2 Student Education Association 1, 2 Library Staff 2 Music Club 1 Welcoming Committee 2 DON MEDLIN Caruthcrsvillc, Missouri Class Vice-President 2 Missions Club 1. 2 Vice-President 2 Western States Club President 2 Vindagua Staff 2 Clarion Staff 2 Best Personality 2 Touring Choir 1 MARGIE MILLS Dayton, Ohio PAGE 45 NORMAN NASH Farmersburg, Indiana TRAVIS PORTER Paris, Texas Pioneers for Christ 1 Ministerial Club 2 FA YE MORGAN Starkville, Mississippi Music Club 1 Missions Club 1, 2 Phi Theta Kappa 2 Clarion Staff 2 PATRICIA MUELLER Arlington, Virginia Class Secretary 1 Home Economics Club President 1, Most Congenial Married Couple 2 Cheerleader 1 Lee-Ettes Trio 1 Softball 1, 2 Missions Club 2 Clarion Staff 2 LLOYD E. PRICE Grove, Oklahoma GLENNA SHEPPARD Bechley, West Virginia Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Student Council 1, 2 Clarion Editor 2 Freshman Play 1 Forensic Club 1, 2 Runner-up. Most Likely to Succeed 1 Miss Lee College 2 Social Committee 1, 2 Phi Theta Kappa 2 PAGE 46 BRENDA SMITH New Orleans, Louisiana MARTHA SMITH Sarasota, Florida Senior Play 1 Clarion Staff 1, 2 Girls ' Choir 1 State Club Secretary-Treasurer 2 Student Education Association 1, 2 Spanish Club 1 Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Treasurer 2 r j KENNETH STEPHENS Cleveland, Tennessee MARY STEPHENS Tarpon Springs, Florida Clarion Secretary 1 Clarion Editor 2 Cheerleader 1, 2 Phi Theta Kappa 2 Welcoming Committee 2 Missions Club 2 Athletics Club 2 r - . jt ROBERT STRICKLAND Jasper, Florida Sportsman Club 1 Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 WILLIAM THOMPSON Adortown, Georgia PAGE 47 J«f% sW  GLENDA WALLS Ococc, Florida Missions Club 1 Music Club 1 Softball 2 Basketball 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 2 LOUISE WEBSTER Shaw, Mississippi Girls ' Athletic Club Vice-President 2 Campus Choir 2 Missions Club 2 Vindagua Staff 2 Clarion Staff 2 Freshman Class Play 1 Athletics 1. 2 ELVA WOODARD Hickman, Tennessee KENNETH WOODARD War, West Virginia Football 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Softball Team Co-Captain 2 Touring Choir 2 Pioneers for Christ 1 State Club President 2 Campus Choir 1, 2 PAGE 48 Mrs. Lois Beach, Sponsor; Marcus Hand, President JUNIOR COLLEGE FRESHMEN Betty Robbins, Treasurer; Roland Herndon, Vice-President; Helen Anderson, Secretary NAOMI ALVORD HELEN ANDERSON DELOIS ATKINS CAROLE BARNES DAVID BARNES ■g i JOAN BICKERS VIVIAN BIDDLE JERRY BRADLEY GENE BROWN DONALD CAREY FLOYD CAREY DOROTHY CARMICHAEL RUTHANNA CARR REBA CHESSER JOYCE CLARK JERRY COBB PHILIP CONN JUANITA COOKE PEGGY CREECH JEAN DICKENSON PAGE 50 MARY ERRINGTON BETTY EVERSOLE JOAN HAMM MARCUS HAND LOUISE HARRIS JOHN HELMS ROLAND HERNDON DATHA HODGES PAT HODGES JOSEPH HODO JERREL DEAN HOLDEN WILLARD HOLDEN JEAN HOLMES MAC HORTON CHARLES JAGGERS p | JANE JARRELL CLARENCE JENKINS CARL JOHNSON GERALD JOHNSON PAUL JOHNSON PAGE 51 KRYLE JUSTINN HEDY KING LONZO KIRKLAND JIM LANIER WILLIE LAWRENCE BILL LOVELADY DAVID LOWE BARBARA MASONER DOROTHY MASSEY JERRY McBRAYER Catch on now ? PAGE 52 % «■% | J L TOMMY McGRAW JAMES MELETIOU JAMES MENARD CAROLYN METTS CHARLETTE MONGOLD JOHNNY MURRAY NORMA OLIVER EEFIE PARKER VINCENT PARTON LESTER PATE SHARON PECK GAYLE PHILLIPS WAYNE POPLIN ELIZABETH PUGH CHARLIE RAMSEY WANDA RAMSEY JESSIE MAE REED BETTY ROBBINS HARMON ROBERTS MARTHA ROBERTSON PAGE 53 DREAMA ROSE SHIRLEY RUTLEDGE JACK SCARBOROUGH CAROL SHANER MARTHA SHORT JOAN SIEMANN KENNETH SMITH VONCEIL SMITH MILDRED STALLINGS CAROLYN STANFIELD I SUE STAPLETON KATHRYN STEELE JOYCE STEVENS LYNDA THARP ALTON THOMPSON JOEL TRAMMELL MORRELL UPCHURCH RICHARD VICKERS KATY WALKER MORGAN DONALD WARREN PAGE 54 JERRY WELLS DOROTHY WHITE WALLACE WHITE BARD WILLIAMS L. E. WOOTEN TINA WORLEY Does it look complicated — or like fun? PAGE 55 Robert Lanning, President Phillip Templeton, Vice-President; Martha Hartman, Secretary-Treasurer HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Principal STANLEY BUTLER To the High School Seniors of 1960: School days afford wonderful opportunities! They not only of- fer the student the privilege of developing his mind and heart; they also provide unparalleled channels through which lasting friendships are made. This annual is an indispensable medium for precious memories and contacts that have been made on the campus. The possessor of this book can recall many pleasant events and personalities of days past. The memories of working together for the senior trip to Wash- ington, D. C, the senior play and the senior banquet will be remembered as many enjoyable experiences. To you, the leaders of tomorrow, go our praise, our prayers and our warmest congratulations on your graduation from Lee Academy. From the Principal ' s Desk DAVID AYERS Portland, Maine Beta Club 3, 4 President 4 JOE BREWER Greenville, South Carolina Class Vice-President 3 Basketball 1 Class Treasurer 2 Glee Club 4 k JANET BROOMELL Rising Sun, Maryland Athletics Club 4 Glee Club 4 Pioneers for Christ 4 JOYCE DOUGLAS Grand Junction, Colorado Beta Club 1, 4 Volleyball 1 Basketball 1, 2 Athletics Club 3, 4 Pioneers for Christ 1 MARLENE GOLDEN Cleveland, Tennessee Class President 3 Class Vice-President 2 Student Council 2 Beta Club Secretary-Treasurer 3 Athletics Club 3, 4 WANDA GORE Jasper, Alabama Class President 1 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Vindagua Staff 4 Clarion Staff 4 Athletics Club 4 Missions Club 4 PAGE 57 THOMAS GUNTER Toledo, Ohio Annual Staff 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 4 Baseball 3 Freshman Play 1 DONALD HARRIS Naples, Florida Football 1, 3, 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Softball 4 Athletics Club 4 Missions Club 4 MARTHA HARTMAN Elkhart, Indiana Glee Club 3. 4 Class Secretary 4 Pioneers for Christ 3, 4 SIBYLE HUDGENS South Charleston, West Virginia Pioneers for Christ 4 Bible Club 3 Music Club 1 KENNETH HUGHES Riviera Beach, Florida Football 2, 3. 4 Fioneers for Christ 4 DON HURST Cleveland, Tennessee Pioneers for Christ 3, 4 Music Club 3, 4 Chapel Usher 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Band 3 PAGE 58 BEECHER JOHNSON Canton, Ohio Football 1, 3, 4 Softball 3, 4 Sportsman Club 4 Athletics Club 4 ROBERT LANNING Washington, D. C. Student Body President 3 Class President 4 Class Vice-President 3 Beta Club 4 Basketball 4 Pioneers for Christ 3, 4 Campus Choir 4 TOMMY MANNING Jacksonville, Florida Class Treasurer 1 Band 1 Latin Club 2 Sportsman Club 3, 4 Football 3. 4 Glee Club 4 Tf SYLVIA MATTHEWS Melbourne, Florida Athletics Club 4 Missions Club 4 Glee Club 3, 4 fc| DOROTHY MADDOX Tallahassee, Florida Athletics Club 4 Missions Club 4 Basketball 3, 4 Class President 2 PAT McCLURE Jacksonville, Florida Athletic Club 4 Class President 1 Student Council 1, 2 Pioneers for Christ 4 PAGE 59 SUE McGHEE Tinley Park, Illinois Basketball 1, 4 Volleyball 1, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Beta Club Vice-President 4 Student Council 1 Pioneers for Christ 4 JEANNE McINTOSH Willow Springs, Illinois Class Secretary 1 Vindagua Staff 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Beta Club 4 Clarion Staff 4 EMRY MILLICAN Chattanooga, Tennessee T and I Club 2, 3 Secretary 3 Basketball 3 Athletics Club 4 Pioneers for Christ 4 Football 4 MYRTLE MOORE Greenwood, Delaware Easketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Softball 1. 2, 3, 4 Athletics Club 3, 4 Art Club 1 Pioneers for Christ 1 Missions Club 1 MARGARET MURIUY Plant City, Florida Pioneers for Christ 1, 4 Athletics Club 2. 3 Softball 2 Volleyball 2 Class Favorite 1 ROBERT NEWTON Largo, Florida Football 1, 2, 3. 4 Baseball 1, 2 Basketball 4 Athletics Club 2, 3, 4 S.E.A. Club 1 PAGE 60 JOAN PAULK Cleveland, Tennessee Glee Club 1, 2 Athletics Club 1, 2, 3 Volleyball 1 Class Favorite 1 CHARLES PITTMAN Chattanooga, Tennessee Glee Club 2. 4 Class Treasurer 2 Missions Club 3 Beta Club 4 MAXINE SHEBECK Lignite, North Dakota Class Vice-President 1 Athletics Club 3 Beta Club 4 Pioneers for Christ 4 JOYCE SHOPE Calhoun, Georgia Glee Club 1, 4 P.H.A. Club 2, 3 Pioneers for Christ 4 Athletics Club 4 JOHN STEWART Cleveland, Tennessee Softball 1, 2 Athletics Club 3, 4 Glee Club 3 PHIL TEMPLETON Pontiac, Michigan Class Vice-President 4 Softball 1, 2 Volleyball 2 Athletics Club 3, 4 PAGE 6 1 GLEN THOMPSON Monroe, Louisiana P.B.L.A. 3 Football 1, 2, 3. 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Athletics Club 2, 3, 4 GLENDA TINSLEY Cleveland, Tennessee P.H.A. Club 1, 2 Dramatics Club 2 Athletics Club 3. 4 Volleyball 3, 4 Beta Club 3, 4 LAZELLE WADDELL Lambert, Mississippi Y Teens 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1 Athletics Club 4 Basketball 3, 4 Softball 4 Vindagua Staff 4 Beta Club 4 Pioneers for Christ 4 BARBARA WALES Cleveland, Tennessee Glee Club 1, 2 Choir 1 Squad Leader 1, 2 Athletics Club 3, 4 Beta Club 4 JOYCE WHITEAKER Algood, Tennessee Beta Club 3, 4 Library Club 1 Teachers Club 3 Class Secretary 1 Ministerial Club Sec.-Treas. GERALD WIGGINS Gonzalez, Florida Wittiest 4 Cheerleader 4 Athletics Club 3, 4 Volleyball 3, 4 PAGE 62 Jessie, Pat, and Bob arc getting ready for the big day! rW f SHANNON WILLIAMS Hickman, Tennessee Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Band 1. 2 Annual Staff 3 Beta Club 4 HERB WILSON Middletown, Ohio Football 3. 4 Basketball 3. 4 Pioneers for Christ 4 Athletics Club 3, 4 Volleyball 4 JERRY WILSON BARNES Cleveland, Tennessee Dramatics Club 1, 2 Beta Club 4 Volleyball 4 Squad Leader 3 VIRGINIA WILSON Cleveland, Tennessee Athletics Club 4 Pioneers for Christ 4 Volleyball 3 PAGE 63 HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS Tommie Pedigo, Secretary-Treasurer; Hope Kinser Hall, Sponsor; Fred Spain, Vice- President; Claude Bowden, President CLAUDE BOWDEN JAMES CLARK MIKE HALES CHARLENE HICKEY PAGE 64 DARLA LEATHERBERRY JAMES LENTZ TOMMIE PEDIGO PATRICIA ROBBINS MICHAEL SALMON MARY LYNN SELLICK FRED SPAIN RITA WEEMS Fred George Cody, President; Carol Miller, Secretary; Larry Reed, Vice-President; Sandra Davis Treasurer; Christine Waddell (not pictured). Sponsor HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES CATHERINE BRYAN JOHN BUNNER FRED CODY CAROLYN ANDERSON DON ATKINSON Ain ■ PAGE 66 SANDRA DAVIS ARCHIE FRIER DELOIS MATHEWS CAROL MILLER LARRY REED JUDY STEWART WADE SWANCEY PATRICIA TRAMMELL PAGE 67 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SENIORS The Religious Education Department was established to encourage and help develop the ideals of young people who feel the call of God in their lives, but who have not been fortunate enough to complete their high school education. This division attempts to give the student of religion the most wholesome of spiritual and intellec- tual development, to help him construct a practical moral philosophy, to build his faith upon a deeper understanding of re- ligious truths, and to instill within him a greater appreciation of the highest values of a life of service to God and man. Lenzy Evans, President Donald B. Gibson, Sponsor Harold Snyder, Secretary-Treasurer; Norman Powell, Vice-President PAGE 68 LENZY EVANS Conehatta, Mississippi Missions Club 1, 2 State Club President 2 NORMAN POWELL Fort Lauderdale, Florida Ministerial Club 1 Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Class President 2 Class Vice-President 3 Most Congenial Married Couple 2 Football 1 ATANASIE RAILEANU Aronianu, Tosi, Romania Missions Club 1, 2. 3 Pioneers for Christ 1, 2, 3 HAROLD O. SNYDER Kessel, West Virginia Student Council 1, 3 Pioneers for Christ 1, 2. 3 Vice-President 1 Class President 2 Class Secretary-Treasurer 3 Sportsman Club 2, 3 Class Favorite 2 PAGE 69 LAWSON DAVIS HILTON ELDRIDGE THOMAS ELROD LEONARD WIGGINS RELIGIOUS EDUCATION JUNIORS Junior and Freshmen Officers: Thomas Wilson, President; Olenc Camp, Secretary-Treasurer; Hilton Eldridgc, Vice-President RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FRESHMEN OLENE CAMP IVY GATES VIRGIL HOOKER ELMER TURNER THOMAS WILSON S ii felb r% j n .i PAGE 70 SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS JERRY WALKER BALLENGER DAVID BEARD ARCHIE LAVOY BENNETT WANDA BLACKABY RICHARD BURRESS JAMES CODY WARREN COLEMAN ANDREW CRAWFORD PAULINE DANIEL PRISCILLA FOSHEE CHARLES FRENCH DELENE GIBSON PAGE 7 ■ HOWARD HAMLIN JACK HUGHES JIM MILLER MARGARET MOON SHIRLEY MOONEYHAM DAVID SPATAFORE EULENE SWEAT EDWARD TANNER MAX WHIPPLE JUANELLE WILLIAMS ROBERT WOLFENBARGER PAGE 72 FRED KENNEDY BURNADINE KRAUSE EDDIE LOU LEE I f J FEATURES Because of their luster and their en- thusiastic twinkle, some stars stand out from all the others, though all are set in the same setting — a blue-black velvet sky. Regardless of the setting, there are those who, without intending to and bv just being themselves, twinkle more bright- ly and enthusiasticallv than their fellows, and who, as a result, are separate and stand apart from the rank and file. In our world, we have labeled these brighter stars Superlatives. They are chosen annuallv bv popular vote of the entire student body. PAGE 73 MR. AND MISS LEE COLLEGE Howard Hancock — Glenna Sheppard Maybe the figures on the wall dashing from the medieval castles did look like fairy tale imps, but the handsome gentleman and the bright-eyed maiden who were crowned Mr. and Miss Lee College were no story- book characters. And literal also was their following the Pied Piper to the fulfill- ment of their noble ambitions and leading others to their goals by the same path. PAGE 75 BEST PERSONALITY DON MEDLIN ZELMA HENDRICKS VE r - ■ ■■■:■!!:■. ■■■■■:■.■.. i™.;:;™ - V N MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED RUTH CRAWFORD DAVID PAINTER I MOST VERSATILE WALLACE WHITE JESTENE GOLDEN MOST TALENTED MARY SMITH JAMES CLARK MOST ATHLETIC JACK SCARBOROUGH KATY WALKER MORGAN I !|llill!ii x • . ; r v • : v ■ ' ■ ' • ' . ' . ' ' ; ' -■ ' ' • V ' ' y ■ ' ' ' ' ■ s«f : ■ fX « ' • ? ' iinri i 1 •■,. ' .: ' . • ' • ' . ••■ ■■ £M0 J  ' ■ I-, ' v ■• T 33 ' : WITTIEST BETTY ROBBINS i GERALD WIGGINS MOST CONGENIAL MARRIED COUPLE JEROME AND PAT MUELLER PAGE 84 RUNNERS-HP MR. AND MISS LEE COLLEGE ELIZABETH HARPER CHARLES SLOAN PAGE 85 BEST PERSONALITY ■■ MARCUS HAND HELEN ANDERSON £ _, 4 ' mUg . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED DAVID KEIL LOLA HOSKINS MOST VERSATILE ROLAND HERNDON DARLENE HERNDON MOST TALENTED JOE iMUNCY HENRIETTA PAWLUK PAGE 87 SHELBY JMcCOY DELOIS ATKINS MOST ATHLETIC CLAUDE BOWDEN RUNELL EWING MOST CONGENIAL MARRIED COUPLE SAM AND BARBARA WHITE JAMES MASSENGALE Bible College REGINALD McCARN Bible College RUTH CRAWFORD Bible College HAROLD SNYDER Religious Education LOLA HOSKINS Junior College JESTENE GOLDEN Junior College ELIZABETH HARPER Junior College JOHN CREECH Junior College WANDA GORE High School ROBERT LANNING High School MARLENE GOLDEN High Scliool CHARLES SLOAN School of Music WHO ' S WHO The Who ' s Who are chosen each year by the administration and faculty on the bases of char- acter, attitudes a n d scholastic standing. nir- DAVID KEIL WALLACE WHITE JESTENE GOLDEN Student Body President Student Body Vice-President Student Body Secretary- Treasurer RUTH CRAWFORD Editor, Vindagua GLENNA SHEPPAR] Student Council JOHN CREECH BRADLEY CADDELL President, Missions Club President, Forensic Club 1960 TUDENT LEADERS This group of twelve are chosen by the student body president as possessing outstanding traits of leadership. ROBERT LANNING BILL WOOTEN CHARLES SLOAN MARCUS HAND DARLENE HERNDOI President, High School President, Pioneers for School of Music President, Junior College Clarion Co-Editor Senior Class Christ Club Freshmen PAGE 90 ■i « 3C ORGANIZATIONS In any world, organization is the key word in its existence. This is readilv and abundantly proved bv the organized manner in which God created the universe. And our world, Lee College, is no exception. Certain organizations are compulsory; without them life would be haphazard and unprofitable. The various organizations on our campus make life more worthwhile and efforts more fruitful. Some of these organizations govern, steer, and direct the numerous activities which are constantly and simultaneously taking place on every college campus. Others institute and initiate activities which are, of necessity, highly organized, but which contribute so much to our efficiency and development. We are happy and thankful for the organizations in this, our world, which keep it running smoothly. PAGE 91 PAGE 92 DAVID KEIL STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT B MMHB The duties of the Student Body President are many and varied. Greatly admired in the school, he serves as chairman of the Student Council and as student representative to the Supreme Court. He is one of the members that makes up the backbone of our stu- dent government. The Vice-President and the Secretary-Treasurer work hand in hand with the President to make student government move smoothly. These arc honored and responsible positions which are very capably filled. WALLACE WHITE VICE- PRESIDENT JESTENE GOLDEN SECRETARY- TREASURER STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Patsy Taylor, Glenna Sheppard, Elaine Price, Wallace White, David Keil, Jestene Golden, Linnic May Eisenhardt, Sandra Davis, Carol Shancr Standing,: Thomas Wilson, John Creech, Vincent Parton, Bradley Caddell, Keith Cook, Glen Thompson, Fred Syl- vester Insets: R. Hollis Gause, Jr., and Elmer Odom, Sponsors SUPREME COURT Seated: Nina Driggers, Stanley Butler, Jestene Golden Standing: Wallace White, Charles Carpenter, J. H. Walker, Jr., David Keil PAGE 94 __ _M PRESIDENT ' S CABINET Seated: Elizabeth Harper, David Keil, Darlene Herndon Standing: Jerome Mueller, David Painter SOCIAL COMMITTEE Seated: Glenna Sheppard, Dar- lene Herndon, Helen Anderson Standing: Ronald Dueroq, Herb Wilson, Jaek Scarborough, Lon- zo Kirkland CHAPEL PROGRAM COMMITTEE Left to right: Bradley Caddell, Wanda Gore, Jerome Mueller, Mary Stephens PAGE 95 PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE ip,,. Seated: Elaine Hickman, Joan Bickers, Elizabeth Harper, Lola Hoskins Standing: Philip Conn, Robert Herrin EVANGELISM COMMITTEE Seated: David Painter, Chairman Standing: Bill Wooten, John Creech, Joyce Williams, Robert Herrin PAGE 96 RUTH CRAWFORD Editor JOAN BICKERS Associate Editor Sponsors VINDAGUA STAFF ROBERT STEVENS LOIS BEACH MARVIN GOLDEN Business Staff Seated: Wanda Gore, Naomi Headlcy (Manager), Mary Brannon Standing: Howard Hancock, Philip Conn, Don Medlin PAGE 97 NORMA OLIVER Junior College Editor PHILIP MORRIS Bible College Editor JESSIE MAE REED High School Editor CHARLETTE MONGOLD Religious Education and School of Music Editor ELIZABETH HARPER Administration Editor MARY STEPHENS Features Editor LOUISE WEBSTER Organizations Editor GAYLE PHILLIPS Clubs Editor ZELMA HENDRICKS Snapshots Editor JESTENE GOLDEN Athletics Editor Seated are Jeanne Mcintosh, associate editor of Administration section; Lola Hoskins, associate editor of Features section; and Carol Shaner, typist. Standing are Linnie May Eisenhardt, associate editor of Bible College section; Glcnna Sheppard, copy editor; Peggy Creech, associate editor of Clubs section; Sue Stapleton, typist; Reba Chcsser, associate editor of Organizations section; Betty Rob- bins, associate editor of Snapshots section; and Helen Ander- son, associate editor of Junior College section. Not pictured is Lazelle Waddell, associate editor of High School section. Working on the Vindagna staff has not been all fun; neither has it been all drudgery. Ideas, action, making new friends (and maybe a few enemies), pressure in meeting deadlines, disappointments, conflicts in scheduling pictures, and vic- tories (even in what might seem minor to others) — these have gone into the compilation of this book. But the feeling of accomplishment at the finished product more than com- pensates for our efforts. We hope you like it! PAGE 99 EDITORS Darlene Herndon Mary Stephens CLARION STAFF SECRETARY Lola Hoskins Darlene Herndon, Mary Stephens, Miss LeMoyne Svviger (Sponsor), Lola Hoskins PAGE 100 EATURE EDITORS: Glenna Sheppard, Carolyn Wallace, Vanda Gore SOCIETY EDITORS: Elizabeth Harper (seated), Sue Stapleton, Jeanne Mcintosh, Carol Miller 5PORTS EDITORS: Philip Morris, Jestene Golden, David Painter NEWS EDITORS: Charlette Mongold, Mary Errington, Jessie Reed, Louise Webster PAGE 101 CIRCULATION MANAGER AND ASSISTANTS. Seated: Bo Herndon. Standing: Sharon Peek, Fayc Morgan, Hilton Eldridge BUSINESS STAFF: Linda Tharp, Don Medlin ODDITIES REPORTERS: Mary Smith, Zelma Hendricks TYPISTS-ARTISTS: Joan Hamm, Rita Burchain, Martha Smith PAGE 102 Standing: Teddy Hall, James Duncan, Edward Shull, Myrtle Moore Seated: Stanley McCarson, Linda Cook, Robert Newton, Mike Salmon, Mike Hale?, Bo Herndon, Lonzo Kirkland, Brian Johnson, Tommy McGraw CONCERT BAND DIRECTOR A. T. Humphries Practice makes perfect! PAGE 103 First row: Louise Webster, Patsy Taylor, Linda Cook, Lynda Tharp, Kathryn Steele, Dreama Rose, Louise Harris, Betty Robbins, Martha Short, Judy Anthony, Sue Stapleton, Jane Smalley, Wanda Gore, Juanita Cooke, Cathy Blocker, Ruthanna Carr, Jean Dickenson, Pat Harris, Elizabeth Pugh, Jean Holmes, Joan Bickers, Elva Woodward, Carolyn Stanfield, Jane Jarrell, Martha Robertson, Shirley Rutledge, Brenda Johnson, Runell Ewing. Second row: Henrietta Pawluk, Ray Brayfield, Duane Lambert, Richard Vickers, Kenneth Houck, Joe Hodo, Philip Morris, Jim Lanier, Mary Smith, Kenneth Woodward, Paul John- son, Joe Muncy, Jack Scarborough, Marcus Hand, Garland Stout, Edward Shull, James Duncan, David Harkins, Patricia Maxwell, Glenda Aultman. CAMPUS TOURING T. HUMPHRIES Director MARY SMITH and HENRIETTA PAWLUK Accompanists CHOIR Third row: Mary Stephens, Jo Casey, DeLois Atkins, Marlcne Johnson, Sue McGhee, Jessie Reed, Helen Anderson, Estelle Curry, Betty Gilley, Rita Burcham, Sharon Peck, Joyce Stephens, Reba Chesser, Peggy Creech, Naomi Alvord, Hope Kinser Hall, Lavonda Hughes, Carole Barnes, Carolyn Metts, Elaine Price, Zelma Hendricks, Ruth May. Fourth row: Jerry McBrayer, Thomas McGraw, Archie Frier, L. E. Wooten, Sanford Hop- kins, Teddy Hall, Charles Jaggers, Jerry Bradley, Don Medlin, Kenneth Smith, Brian Johnson, Charles Sloan, Philip Conn, Stanley McCarson, Harmon Roberts, Bard Williams, Robert Lanning, Robert Hcrrin, Jesse Harkins. CHOIR First row: Shirley Rutlcdge, Patsy Taylor, Linda Cook, Martha Short, Judy Anthony, Pat Harris, Brenda Johnson, Glenda Aultman, Martha Robertson, Runcll Ewing. Second row: Henrietta Pawluk, Marcus Hand, Kenneth Houck, Duanc Lambert, Joe Muncy, Kenneth Woodward, Philip Morris, Jack Scarborough, David Harkins, Edward Shull, Mary Smith. Third row: Joan Bickers, Carolyn Metts, Elaine Price, Lavonda Hughes, Rita Burcham, Helen Anderson, Jane Smalley, Jo Casey, Zelma Hendricks, Mary Stephens. Fourth row: Stanley McCarson, Sanford Hopkins, Teddy Hall, Brian Johnson, Charles Sloan, Philip Conn, L. E. Wooten, Harmon Roberts, Robert Herrin, Jesse Harkins. U fc H ACADEMY CHOIR First row: Catherine Bryan, Margaret Murray, Sandra Davis, Mary Lynn Sellick, Pat Robbins, Pat Trammell, Darla Leatherberry, Glenda Tinsley. Second row: Martha Hartman, Janet Broomell, Carolyn Anderson, Tommie Pedigo, Joyce Douglas, Pat MeClure, Joyce Shope. Third row: Robert Newton, Beecher Johnson, Claude Bowden, Thomas Manning, Mike Salmon. Fourth row: Don Hurst, Jim Lentz, Kenneth Hughes, James Clark, Herb Wilson, David Aycrs. DIRECTOR: Roosevelt Miller PAGE 106 ACCOMPANIST: Carol Shaner CONTINENTAL QUARTET James Clark (accompanist), David Harkins, Joe Muncy, A. T. Humphries, Charles Sloan uAil Atl A CAPPELLA TRIO Evaline Echols, Jane Mcintosh, Wanda Gore JOHNSON TRIO Brenda, Brian, and Marlene SOLOISTS Glenda Aultman Tcddv Hall Robert Herrin Brian Johnson SCHOOL OF MUSIC SEXTET Henrietta Pawluk, Elaine Price, Mary Smith, Rita Burcham, Brenda Johnson, Glenda Aultman CHAPEL USHERS Bottom to top: Don Medlin, Bradley Caddell, Willie Lawrence, William Dickie Davis, Carl Johnson, Bill Wooten DORMITORY COUNCIL. Standing: Janice Anderson, Lonzo K ' rkland, Keith Cook, Charles Sloan, David Painter, Myrtle Moore, Darla Leathcrberry Seated: Joyce Williams, Jean Holmes, Sue Stapleton, Darlenc Herndon, Mary Smith, Betty Robbins, Linnie May Eisenhardt, Carol Miller PAGE 108 M v -1 All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy can be paraphrased, All work and no play makes anyone dull. To avoid producing students who are nearsighted bookworms, in our world are various clubs which serve as an outlet for creative abilities and interests. Religious and academic clubs are available in which every student has an opportunity to take an active part, thus increasing his knowledge, social aptitude, and experience. Participation in these clubs encourages leadership and creates consciousness of civic and national pride and responsibility. PAGE 109 BETA CLUB The National Beta Club is an organiza- tion of high school students of good mentality, worthy character, creditable achievement, and commendable attitudes. Membership therein signifies that a stu- dent has been designated by the high school authorities as being worthy of special recognition. OFFICERS: David Ayers, President; Sue McGhee, Vice-President; Mar- lene Golden, Secretary-Treasurer Seated: Jessie Mac Reed, Mary Lynn Sellick, David Ayers, Sue McGhee, Wanda Gore Standing: Mike Hales, Jeanne Mcintosh, Joyce Douglas, Joyce Whiteaker, Barbara Wales, Virginia Wilson, Maxinc Shebcck, Charles Pittman PAGE 1 1 PHI THETA KAPPA The Phi Thcta Kappa Honorary Fraternity is a non-secret organization whose purpose is to promote scholarship, to de- velop character, and to cultivate fellowship among the stu- dents of both sexes of the junior colleges in the United States of America. The members are selected from the students who rank in the upper 10 per cent scholastically in the Junior College Division. OFFICERS: John Creech, President; Robert Herrin, Vice- President; Lola Hoskins, Secretary-Treasurer Seated: Lola Hoskins, John Creech, Elaine Hickman, J. H. Walker, Jr., (Sponsor) Standing: David Keil, Faye Morgan, Elizabeth Harper, Mary Stephens, Robert Herrin PAGE 1 1 GIRLS ' ATHLETICS The purpose of the Girls ' Athletics Club is to promote girls ' athletic activities. Each year the girls participate in intramural softball, basketball, and volleyball. Teams consist of girls from each of the college and high school divisions. Because of their participation in these sports, they not only learn the essen- tials of the games but also how to get along and work together with others and how to display good sportsmanship. OFFICERS: Jestene Golden, President; Louise Webster, Vice-President; Jessie Reed, Secretary; Runell Ewing, Treasurer; Hope Kinser Hall, Sponsor Kneeling: Jestene Golden, Louise Webster, Jessie Reed, Lynda Tharp, Gayle Phillips, Hope Kinser Hall. Standing: Wanda Gore, Myrtle Moore, Glenda Tinsley, Marlcne Golden, Judy Stewart, Virginia Wilson, Karen Lilly, Ligia Collazo, Naomi Headley, Datha Hodges, Juanita Cooke, Catherine Bryan, Kathryn Steele, Gail Tyoe, Carol Miller, Ruthanna Carr, Lazelle Waddell, Jeanne Mcintosh, Charlette Mongold, Barbara Wales, Runell Ewing, Joyce Douglas, Katy Walker Morgan, Jean Holmes, Sharon Peck, DeLois Atkins, Elizabeth Harper, Jane Jarrell, Lavonda Hughes, Sibyle Hudgens, Janet Broomell, Charlenc Hickey, Darla Leatherberrv, Dorothy Mattox, Joyce Clark. PAGE 1 1 2 BOYS ' ATHLETICS The purpose of the Boys ' Athletics Club is to promote and maintain good sportsmanship and high standards of Christian character. This year has been a highly successful one for the club. There are four major sports in which the members of this club participate: football, volleyball, basketball and Softball. The compe- tition has been excellent. OFFICERS: Bo Herndon, President; Don Paulk, Vice-President; Bill Lovelady, Secretary; Jack Scarborough, Chaplain; Hubert Black, Sponsor First row: Bill Lovelady, Bo Herndon, Hubert Black, Don Paulk, Jack Scarborough. Second row: Don Harris, Robert Strickland, Glen Thompson, Freddie Killman, James Lentz, Phil Templeton, Thomas McGravv, David Harkins, Bcecher Johnson, Stanley McCarson, Dickie Davis, Mike Salmon. Third row: Larry Reed: Gene Martin, Wallace White, Claude Bovvden, James Duncan, Herb Wilson, Joe Hodo, L. E. Wooten, Jerry Bradley, Kenneth Hughes. Fourth row: Samuel Bochm, Bobby Hanshaw, Clarence Jenkins, Morrell Upchurch, Mac Horton, Paul Johnson, Fred Spain, Willard Holden, Jerry Cobb, Emry Millican, Carl Hart, Carl Johnson. PAGE 1 1 3 Left to right: Pat Mueller, Pat Hodges, Jane Smalley, Sue Stapleton, Mrs. Lois Beach, sponsor. HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics Club stimulates homemaking as an art for young women and helps them enjoy more the daily rou- tine of living. Every future homemaker should be taught cooking, sewing, problems of marriage, child care, and home manage- ment. Each girl who is learning these es- sentials will become a better homemaker. OFFICERS: Pat Mueller, President; Jane Smalley, Vice-President; Sue Stapleton, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Lois Beach, Sponsor PAGE 1 1 4 FORENSIC The Forensic Club gives its members a chance to excel and participate in speech and dramatics. Each year the club sponsors a play and a speech tournament. An interest- ing program, which gives the members a chance to become better speakers and listen- ers, is presented at every meeting. OFFICERS: Bradley Caddell, President; Betty Robbins, Vice-President; Elizabeth Harper, Secretary-Treasurer; A. W. Delk, Sponsor First row: Elizabeth Harper, Betty Robbins, A. W. Delk. Second row: Maxine Shebeck, Martha Short, Louise Harris, Jean Dickenson, Mary Errington, Zclma Hendricks, Carol Shancr. Third row: Sharon Peck, Naomi Alvord, Nadinc Boyette, Joan Hamm, Marcus Hand, Lonzo Kirkland, Otis White. Fourth row: Helen Anderson, Rcba Chesser, Norma Oliver, Richard Vickers, Joyce Stevens, Lynn Stone, Robert Hcrrin. Fifth row: David Keil, Robert Lanning, Carl Johnson, Philip Conn, Willard Holdcn, Keith Cook. Sixth row: David Painter, Esdras Betancourt, Jerry McBraye r, Ronald Ducroq, Mac Horton, Don Medlin. PAGE 1 1 5 PIONEERS FOR CHRIST The Pioneers for Christ Club is composed of those young people who desire to become more effective witnesses and soul-winners. Their sole ambition and goal is to win the lost at any cost. On-the-spot personal training on how to win a soul to Christ, how to conduct street services, jail services, child evangelism groups, invasions, and in many other phases of evangelism is avail- able to every interested person. This group of consecrated young people are doers of the Word, and not merely hearers only. OFFICERS: Bill Wooten, President; Fred Sylvester, Vice-President; Dar- lene Fferndon, Secretary; Martha Smith, Treasurer; Charles Beach, Sponsor First row: Mary Smith, Peggy Humphrey, Catherine Bryan, Glenda Tinsley, David Barnes, Garland Stout, Bill Wooten, Fred Sylvester, Martha Smith, Darlene Herndon, George Nichols, Lonzo Kirkland, Marcus Hand, Mike Salmon, Gerald Wiggins, Kathryn Steele, DeLois Atkins, Judy Anthony, Myrtle Moore, Dreama Rose. Second row: Carl Johnson, Lazell e Waddell, Linda Cook, Shirley Rutledge, Marlene Johnson, James Meletiou, Kenneth Smith, Joel Trammell, Kenneth Woodard, Wallace White, Jeanne Mcintosh, Elaine Price, Elaine Hickman, Linnie May Eisenhardt. Third row: Wayne Moncrief, Dorothy Massey, Rosie Barnett, Martha Robertson, Betty Eversole, Hilton Eldridge, Helen Anderson, Herb Wilson, Carole Barnes, Carolyn Stanfield. Fourth row: Charles Tascier, Patricia Maxwell, Maxine Shebeck, Carolyn Metts, Ruthanna Carr, Jerry Wells, Robert Strickland, Howard Hancock, Naomi Alvord, Martha Hartman, Olene Camp. Fifth row: Donald Warren, Louise Harris, Mildred Hefner, Ruby Hewett, Janet Broomell, Dickie Davis, Andrew McCay, Daniel Fujii, Gail Tyoe, Glenna Sheppard, Carolyn Wallace. Sixth row: Robert Blackaby, Hedy King, Sibyle Hudgens, Martha Green, Lavonda Hughes, Gerald Johnson, Harmon Roberts, Tom Milligan, Robert Lanning, James Menard. Seventh row: Carl Hart, Elizabeth Pugh, Katy Walker Morgan, Gene Martin, Karen Lilly, Esdras Betancourt, Martha Short, Sue McGhec, Ronald Ducroq, Charles Beach, Keith Cook, Thomas Manning, Gene Brown, Charles Jaggers, Willie Lawrence, Mac Horton, Sanford Hopkins, Don Medlin, Morrell Upchurch, Aubrey Mayc, Brian Johnson, Edward Shull, Samuel Boehm, Lawson Davis. PAGE 1 1 6 MISSIONS To the prospective missionary, the world- conscious young person, and the consecrated Christian, the Missions Club offers great opportunity for service. This club endeav- ors to serve God by service. Each month a personal letter is sent to each of our mis- sionaries. At Christmas a love gift which has been raised by the club is enclosed in the letter. Several times during the year, the club participates in weekend trips to various churches where the cause of mis- sions is stressed. All of these things are done with a prayer in each member ' s heart. The club realizes that even though every- one cannot go to the field, everyone can help those who have gone. OFFICERS: John Creech, President; Don Medlin, Vice- President; Elizabeth Harper, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Avis Swiger, Sponsor Kneeling: Don Medlin, Elizabeth Harper, John Creech. First row: Paul J. Searcy, Dorothy Searcy, Ligia Collazo, Judy Stewart, Joyce Clark, Betty Gillcy, Carol Miller, Mary Lynn Sel- lick, Jane Jarrcll, Jean Holmes, Louise Webster, Carol Shaner, Mary Markham, Wanda Gore, Gayle Phillips, Peggy Creech. Second row: Sharon Peck, Naomi Headley, Jean Dickenson, Janice Anderson, Ruth Crawford, Joyce Williams, Rita Bur- cham, Mrs. Avis Swiger. Third row: Faye Morgan, Mary Errington, Juanita Cooke, Zelma Hendricks, Jane Smalley, Norma Oliver. Fourth row: Bradley Caddell, Willie Lawrence, Brenda Johnson, Jerry Cobb, Ray Brayfield. Fifth row: Charles Tascier, Lenzy Evans, Jessie Reed, Bard Williams, Dan Fujii. Sixth row: Lynn Stone, Don Carey, Duane Lambert, Freddie Killman, Don Harris, James Duncan. Seventh row: Jack Scarborough, Philip Conn, Norman Nash, David Painter, Stanley McCarson. Eighth row: Kenneth Houck, Philip Morris, Joe Hodo, Bobby Hanshaw. Ninth row: Richard Vickers, Thomas Manning, L. E. Wooten, Teddy Hall. Tenth row: Alton Thompson, Gerald Johnson, Jerry Bradley, Jerry McBraycr. J . ' 5B 4;V- A. ] ' fill 4r V I - J U M: H MUSIC The purpose of the Music Club is to give the stu- dent an opportunity to get acquainted with all types of music and to cultivate a keener appreciation for music. The Music Club is boosting the Lee College Con- tinental Record Club. Two formal concerts are pre- sented each year. Featured in these events are the band, campus choir, touring choir, ladies ' choir, men ' s choir and the sextet. Participation is ultimately important, and through the club everyone may do his part. OFFICERS: Charles Sloan, President; Brian Johnson, Vice-President; Brenda Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer; Mary Smith, Program Chairman First row: Charles Sloan, Brenda Johnson, Brian Johnson, Mary Smith. Second row: Kenneth Houck, Sanford Hopkins, Duanc Lambert, Teddy Hall, Don Hurst, Edward Shull, Bard Williams. Third roiv: Linda Cook, Jane Smallcy, Estelle Curry, Patsy Taylor, Judy Anthony, Carolyn Mctts, Martha Robertson. Fourth row: Cathy Blocker, Sue McGhee, Shirley Rutledge, Betty Gilley, Glenda Aultman, David Harkins, Joe Muncy. Fifth row: Marlene Johnson, Jim Lanier, Philip Morris, Elaine Price, Rita Burcham, Ray Brayfield, Joe Hodo, James Duncan. PAGE 1 1 8 First row: Ellis Ford, Joyce Whitcakcr, Charles Carpenter. Second row. Archie Frier, David Lowe, George Cooper, Larry Collier, Travis Porter. Third row: Ernest Black, Edwin Mcsser, Arnold Thornton, Samuel White, Barbara White. Fourth row: Benjamin Holmes, Charles Jaggers, James Masscngale, Thomas Wilson, Charles Wiles. OFFICERS: Lloyd Price, President; Ellis Ford, Vice-President; Joyce Whiteaker, Secretary; Charles Wiles, Chaplain; Charles Carpenter, Sponsor MINISTERIAL The Ministerial Club was organized for the purpose of promoting fellowship and work- ing out problems which arise among the student min ; sters. This club consists of men and women who fre preparing for the ministry. Fre- quently Ministerial Club members visit surrounding churches and conduct weekend revivals. These services give our mem- bers many new and different experiences which will prove invaluable to them in their pastoral and evangelistic work. PAGE MINISTERS ' WIVES Realizing that a minister ' s wife can either improve or destroy her husband ' s ministry, this group of young ladies have as their goal to become better ministers ' wives. In their monthly meetings, various programs and activities are initiated to ful- fill this aim. Fellowship among persons with like ambitions, mutual understanding of their present problems and those to be faced, and sharing daily joys and victories are helping to mold their character into that which will be a real asset to their husbands ' ministry. OFFICERS: Glenda Jacobs, President; Patsy Stone, Vice-President; Hazel Ashmore, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. A. M. Phillips, Sponsor; Mrs. F. W. Goff, Co-Sponsor Seated: Pat Collier, Barbara Price, Patsy Stone, Hazel Ashmore, Glenda Jacobs, Wanda Porter, Frankic Stephens, Mrs. A. M. Phillips, Mrs. F. W. Goff, Carrie Jaggers, Rita Ramsey, Barbara White. Standing: Sue Powell, Shirley Sexton, Shirley Wilkerson, Beverly Falagan, Mae Black, Jean Thompson, Jean Wilson, Donna Gardner, Shelby Stevens, Carlene McCarn, Louise Lomas. PAGE 1 20 STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION The Student National Education Association promotes teaching as a profession and en- courages students to enter this field for their livelihood. This cluh tries to encourage prospective teachers for public schools as well as teachers for the mission field. OFFICERS: Carolyn Wallace, President; Willie Lawrence, Vice-President; Martha Smith, Secretary-Treasurer; Patricia Maxwell, Program Chairman First row: Mrs. Dorothy Searcy, Brenda Smith, Patricia Maxwell, Andrew McCay. Second row: Martha Smith, Carolyn Wallace, Ivy Gates, Bill Wooten, Willie Lawrence. PAGE 121 Kneeling: Howard Hancock, Jerome Mueller. Standing: Bo Herndon, Jerry Wells, Gerald Wiggins, Thomas Manning, Herb Wilson, Thomas Gunter, Gene Martin, L. E. Wooten, Charles Jaggers. The Sportsman Club provides outdoorsmen with an organized means of outdoor recreation. Its purpose is to create an interest in the world of nature and to provide an outlet for that interest. SPORTSMAN CLUB OFFICERS: Howard Hancock, President; Jerome Mueller, Vice-President; Darlene Herndon, Secretary-Treasurer PAGE 122 ■• ■ r- 1 - J . M — :::: : 4 A sound mind in a sound body is ATHLETICS a short, full description of a happy state in this world; he who has these two has little more to wish for — John Locke. The in] Many different sports are available on campus build and maintain healthy bodies, but also h in general, and our fellow man in particular, refinement or culture ; they are a vital p Because of our interest in maintaining our p spiritual, mental, and emotional development, well-balanced individuals who are amply abl and, at the same time, make some worth-whi labitants of our world believe this. , and bv participating, we not only ealthy, happy attitudes toward life Athletics is not an antonym for art of a well-balanced personality. tiysical well being, along with our we shall grow into strong, healthy, e to live the good life ourselves le contribution to our fellow man. PAGE 123 j ATHLETIC DIRECTORS HOPE KINSER HALL HUBERT BLACK ' ■■ : - ' COLLEGE CHEERLEADERS ! « ' : Top to bottom: GERALD WIGGINS Top to bottom: MARY STEPHENS SHARLINDA BEACH JOAN BICKERS JESSIE MAE REED JEAN HOLMES SHARON PECK ELIZABETH HARPER (Captain) PAGE 125 PING-PONG CHAMPS Champion: CLARENCE JENKINS Runner-Up: ROLAND BO HERNDON Champion: JESTENE GOLDEN PAGE 126 WMffmwm , ' umm- . Runner-Up: LOLA HOSKINS COLLEGE SENIORS First row: Duane Lambert, Robert Strickland, Kenneth Woodard, Sanford Hopkins. Second row: Edward Shull, James Duncan, Andrew McCay. PAGE 127 BIBLE COLLEGE First row: Howard Hancock, Gene Martin, Dickie Davis, Charles Sloan, Carl Hart, Stanley McCarson. Second row: Melvin Long, Freddie Killman, Don Paulk (Captain), Jerome Mueller. HIGH SCHOOL First row: Glen Thompson, Tommy Manning, Kenneth Hughes, Bob Newton, Fred Spain, Emry Millican, Phil Templeton. Second row: Beecher Johnson, Don Harris, Mike Salmon, Claude Bowden, Mike Hales. PAGE 128 COLLEGE FRESHMEN Jpfr 13 H.- Paul Johnson, Roland Bo Hcrndon, Joe Hodo, Carl Johnson, Mac Horton, Wallace White. row: Jack Scarborough (Captain), Jerry Cobb, Willard Holden, Morrell Upchurch, Philip Conn, Jerry Mc- Clarence Jenkins, Wayne Poplin, Jerry Bradley. Freshmen in Action PAGE 129 COLLEGE SENIORS First row: Andrew McCay, Ken- neth Woodard. Second row: James Duncan, Don Medlin, Robert Herrin. SOFTBALL COLLEGE FRESHMEN First row. Clarence Jenkins, Bill Lovelady. Second roiv: Richard Vickers, Wal- lace White, Philip Conn, Kenneth Houck, Willard Holden, Roland Bo Herndon, Jack Scarborough, Morrell Upchurch. PAGE 130 BIBLE COLLEGE First row: Freddie Killman, Brad- ley Caddell Second r o w: Stanley McCarson, Howard Hancock, Don Paulk, Ed- win Messer, Carl Hart, Jesse Mc- intosh. SOFTBALL First roti?: Fred Spain, Robert Newton,. Second row: Thomas Gunter, Ger- ald Wiggins, Beecher Johnson, Thomas Manning, Don Harris, Mike Salmon, Eugene Woodard. HIGH SCHOOL V 1 PAGE 131 VARSITY First row: Don Paulk, Wallace White, Roland Bo Herndon (Captain), Bill Lovelady, Dickie Davis. Second row. Clarence Jenkins, Freddie Killman, Dennis Cartwright, Glen Thompson, Joe Hodo, Willard Holden. PAGE 132 BIBLE COLLEGE ■LT ' III 1 JET , ' • ' 1 1 ' ' J i ' s£ w 4 ' ?r fjUI;tJMK w 1 r ' Splrt-+Cr 1 t fta i| i HL fl Bwk. jifl 1 flV. Hk r First rcw: Dickie Davis, Freddie Killman (Captain), Edmund Mercer, Don Paulk. Second row: Melvin Long, Bobby Hanshaw, Bradley Cad dell, Stanley McCarson. PAGE 133 COLLEGE SENIORS First row: Edward Shall, L. E. Wootcn, Robert Herrin, Robert Strickland. Second row: Sanford Hopkins, Dennis Cartwright, Don Medlin, Andrew McCay. COLLEGE FRESHMEN First row: Donald Carey, Paul Johnson, Norman Nash, Bill Lovclady, Roland Bo Herndon, Tommy MeGraw. Second row: Wallace White, Clarence Jenkins, Joe Hodo, Jerry Bradley, Morrell Upchurch, Willard Holden. PAGE 134 First row: Larry Reed, Glen Thompson, Don Harris. Second row: Thomas Gunter, Mike Salmon, Robert L. Manning. SCHOOL OF MUSIC First row: Jesse Harkins, David Harkins, Brian Johnson. Second row: Kenneth Houck, Charles Sloan, Edward Shull. COLLEGE SENIORS Left to right: Jestene Golden (Captain), Louise Webster, Glenda Walls, Cathy Blocker, Naomi Headley, Reta Brady, Nadine Boyette, Elva Woodard, Runell Ewing. Not pictured: Patty Maxwell. Left to right: Sue MeGhee (Captain), Pat Trammcll, CatherinJ Bryan, Sandra Davis, Tommie Pedigo, Lazelle Waddell, Jeanro Mcintosh. BASKETBALL COLLEGE FRESHMEN Left to right: Carol Shaner, Jean Dickenson, Rcba Chesser, Katy Walker Morgan (Captain), Ruthanna Carr, Wanda Ramsey, Peggy Creech, DeLois Atkins, Barbara Masoncr. Not pictured: Lynda Tharp. PAGE 136 WEBSTER ' S TEAM GOLDEN ' S TEAM ■. ffi irst row: Louise Webster (Captain), Darlene Herndon (Co- aptain) icond row: Wanda Gore, Rcba Chesser, Jane Jarrell, Sharon eck, Betty Robbins, Naomi Headley, Jean Holmes, DcLois Atkins. ' H ML :; F rsf row: Jestene Golden (Captain), Pat Mueller (Co-Captain). Second row. Reta Brady, Estelle Curry, Ruthanna Carr, Kathryn Curry, Joan Hamm, Glcnda Walls, Lynda Tharp. SOFTBALL EWING ' S TEAM WB8T PEDIGO ' S TEAM irst row: Runell Ewing (Captain), Charlette Mongold (Co-Cap- jin). ccond row: Glcnna Sheppard, Lledy King, Lavonda Hughes, idy Anthony, Katy Walker Morgan. First row: Tommie Pedigo (Captain), Myrtle Moore (Co-Captain). Second row: Carolyn Anderson, Sandra Davis, Jeanne Mcintosh, Lazelle Waddell, Chariene Hickev, Pat Robbins, Sue McGhcc. PAGE 137 RED ' S TEAM Standing: Naomi Hcadlcy Jestene Golden, Patricia Maxwell, Glenda Walls, Nadine Boycttc, Martha Smith. Kneeling: Brcnda Smith, Huncll Ewing, Louise Webster. GREEN ' S TEAM Left to right: Charlette Mongold, Peggy Creech, Martha Short, Ruthanna Carr, Katy Walker Morgan, Rcba Chesser, Barbara Masoner. BLUE ' S TEAM Standing: Sandra Davis, Mary Lynn Scllick, Jeanne Mcintosh, Sylvia Matthews. Kneeling: Tommie Pedigo Sue McGhee. PAGE 138 HP im [r r F V - 4 ift 5 ifr f I ■ •I ' w i : % 1 WELCOME TO MB 3m 4mm Student-Faculty Reception B ar Welcoming Committee Such a long line Campus Choir during Fall Revival. Seated on platform are Rev. R. Stevens, Rev. Paul L. Walker, Rev. R. L. Piatt and Rev. A. T. Humphries. PAUZiNG WITH GOO... Rev. Paul L. Walker Fall Revival Evangelist Rev. Robert Stevens Campus Chaplain ' Sing unto the Lord I j; 5 ■ 1 • 1 5 m 8JhTT ■ ■I Pioneers for Christ Service in Knoxville, Tennessee Pre-lnvosion Rally — Hayesville, North Carolina Operation Maryville Count Down Service m n Child Evangelism Cleveland Street Service Street Service: Maryville, Tennessee : h House-to-House Witnessing FALL a . -.t '  A«. .iJ r_ ! ' ,4 ... . ' £, PICNIC sure pulled the wool over your eyes, you stupid old crow! Let me go; I ' s a getting out of this spooky place. I ' m sure you can Cure my dog phobia, Doctor . , . Wouldn ' t you like to hold Fido, Honey ? I ' m o good mind to bust ya, Egghead . . . Girls ' Choir Quintet Touring Choir Campus Choir 1. Camp, Hendricks, Metts, Curry, Harkins, Lam- bert, Gil ley, Medlin, Walls which is which? 2. Robert Herrin, a while ago . . . 3. A. T. and LaVera Humphries 4. And after we leave the Capitol . . . 5. And furthermore, . . . 6. Time for refreshments 7. The life of Brian 8. Picnics are fun 9. This is the way we brush our teeth. Penny for your thoughts, Duane! Say Peanuts. Willie and Linnie Surprise! Homeward bound! 6. Aren ' t the girls beautiful at 5:00 a.m. ? 7. Snag 8. How about another boxing lesson, Roomie? ' 9. Who needs silverware? Shelb y ° nd Haro, d r 0W hAtWers Ih ■is « ' v £ tf , ?. . . jjPV ■fcri rBBa 1 II fey : fC 1 m jrl ■kl A. ■flf 1 l ■1 |B B Hp B Mi Ifli m 1 - 0 m ' : ■ x3 1 1 flP ' ?AitTy, iaug-mte; , © fun,,,. Lee College beauties . . I must keep this wheel rolling. Shall we all gather in the barn? Our appreciation goes to the many advertisers who have helped to make this edition possible. PAGE 1 55 GREETINGS CALIFORNIA FROM THE GOLDEN STATE STATE HEADQUARTERS FOR CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA State Office at the extreme lef :; state parsonage on the right STATE COUNCIL for 19 59- ' 60 Standing: Jack Hale, Glenn C. Grove, I. L. Benge, R. D. Cook, F. D. Black, D. A. Drake. Seated: Floyd McClung, S. L. Bunch, L. W. Mclntyrc (State Overseer), Fred G. Swank (State Youth Director), Lemuell Johnson. Golden State Student B. E. ELLIS State Overseer THOMAS GRASSANO Youth Director SOUTH CAROLINA Students from the Palmetto State W. E. JOHNSON State Overseer WALLACE SWILLEY, Jr. Youth Director GEORGIA Students from the Cracker State STATE COUNCIL. Standing: R. P. Fields, S. A. Luke, Glen Weatherby, Robert Hart (State Youth Director), H. D. Sustar, S. W. Avery, Ray P. Collins. Seated: W. C. Lambert, G. F. Carter, John L. Byrd (State Overseer), Mrs. Ester Reynolds (State Secretary-Treasurer), Roy Easom. NORTH CAROLINA Students from the Tarheel State ■k r? D. C. BOATWRIGHT State Overseer C. MILTON PARSONS Youth Director OHIO Students from the Buckeye State Accomplishments of Our Youth I 1 g 1 11 Dormitory and Children ' s Church Dormitory Swimming Pool NORTHWEST TEXAS Students from the Lone Star State c. W. COLLINS State Overseer ROBERT WHITE Youth Director STATE COUNCIL. Seated: W. R. Collins, P. H. McCain (State Overseer), Mac Symes (State Youth Director). Standing: C. R. Thompson, G. M. Gilbert, C. E. Prince, J. R. Melton. Southeast Texas Students MARYLAND RAY H. HUGHES State Overseer Old-Line State Students E. M. ABBOTT State Youth Director This is a picture of the Councilors and State Youth Board. Councilors on the front row from left to right are T. J. McKelvey, L. D. King, Jack Simmons, H. M. Burchett, J. D. Bright (State Overseer), O. C. McCanc, Troy Simmons, John L. McPherson, and M. E. Porter. E. P. Burrow was not present for photograph due to sickness. The Youth Board on the back row consists of Sam J. Nelson, Paul J. Eure (State Youth Director), John E. Lemmons, and Robert C. Vance. Shown here is the new dormitory with J. D. Bright, State Overseer, standing on the porch, built under his leadership on the Church of God Campground in 1959. The dormitory will accommodate 180 girls downstairs and 180 boys upstairs. This dormitory is strictly modern with hot and cold water, showers, lavatories, and rest- rooms for each of the ten units. This building will be used during camp meeting, youth camps, and other special meetings. This will be the first year for Virginia to have her state youth camp on her own campground. A cafeteria that will accommodate approximately 300 is nearing completion. VIRGINIA Rev. J. D. Bright, State Overseer, and wife Rev. Paul J. Eure, State Youth Director, and wife Students from the Old Dominion State A. G. THOMPSON State Overseer I D A H O S. S. HORSTICK Youth Director COLORADO and UTAH JAMES R. RAY State Overseer Centennial State Student RAY C. McMULLEN Youth Director ■ M. r M ' 4. fjS I mi - 1 ■ •■ s I s s I p p I YOUTH BOARD Wonder State Students ARKANSAS ' Land of Opportunity Seated: Alton L. Stone, Youth Direc- tor. Standing: Charles L. Ivy, L. A. Holt, Merle E. Baker. STATE BOARD Seated: Mrs. Brady Dennis, State L.W.W.B. President; Brady Dennis, State Overseer. Standing: John Best, Vergil Weathers, C. L. Selby, C. E. Sturch, R. E. Pedi- 20. F L O R I D A HOUSTON R. MOREHEAD State Overseer Students from the Land of Sunshine DONALD s. AULTMAN Youth Director L FLOYD TIM MERMAN State Overseer JOSEPH C. HODGES Youth Director MICHIGAN Students from Wolverine State W. C. BYRD State Overseer PAUL LaVERNE WALKER Youth Director KENNETH T. HARVELL Secretary-Treasurer TENNESSEE Students from the Volunteer State NEW STATE OFFICE m .«-. : ;:-vp ; -;,.. -■ ,.. . v: : :: : :M ; . ' SB Hi MM. KENTUCKY JOE BAILEY Youth Director T. A. PERKINS State Overseer WALTER C. MAULDIN Secretary-Treasurer Martha Short, Stanford, Kentucky; Betty Ever- sole, Louisville, Kentucky; Bill Lovelady, Bowl- ing Green, Kentucky; Lola Hoskins, Middles- boro, Kentucky; Jean Holmes, Florence, Ken- tucky. H. T. STATUM State Overseer CECIL R. GUILES Youth Director ILLINOIS Prairie State Students STATE COUNCIL Seated: David N. Lykcns, George D. Lemons (State Overseer), J. E. Bell. Standing: W. H. Seville, E. R. Waller, J. K. Morgan. PENNSYLVANIA Students from the Keystone State tlpfil D. A. BIGGS State Overseer CLYNE W. BUXTON Youth Director ALABAMA Students from the Yellowhammer State J. H. WALKER State Overseer PRENTICE L. PARKER Youth Director LOUISIANA Students from the Pelican State OKLAHOMA ' Congratulations to the class of 1960 from the Sooner State G. W. HODGES State Overseer JAMES MADISON Youth Director Sooner State Students STATE COUNCIL. Seated: Luther E. Painter, State Overseer. Standing: William Simpson, James D. Combs, LaVernc Easton, O. D. Coleman, and C. E. Swenson. INDIANA Hoosicr State Students LUTHER E. PAINTER State Overseer CHRISTOPHER MOREE Youth Director WEST VIRGINIA RALPH E. WILLIAMS State Overseer DONALD T. PEMBERTON Youth Director Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 1960 from the ministers of the Church of God in West Virginia. COMPLIMENTS OF ARIZONA Grace and peace be multiplied unto you through the knowledge of God, and of Jesus our Lord (2 Peter 1:2). DAVID L. LEMONS, State Overseer E. C. CHRISTENBURY, State Youth Director Best Wishes for Success From the National Sunday School and Youth Board! O. W. POLEN .-■Mi. National Sunday School and 9 ± H| Youth Director m _ ' • V CECIL KNIGHT . Assistant National Sunday School and .A%r Youth Director tfk % m OUR AIM: To serve the needs of our church as they relate to the Sunday School and Youth work. EARL T. GOLDEN Member DONALD S. AULTMAN Member RALPH E. DAY Member o « . ■ .. — I T fe HOLLIS L. GREEN Member LEWIS J. WILLIS Director, S.S. and Youth Literature Associate Member hurch of God Foreign Missions Department W. E. JOHNSON Chairman of the Board Overseer of Georgia S. E. JENNINGS Board member for seven years Pastor, Ferndale, Michigan D. A. BIGGS Board member for seven years Overseer of Alabama T. L. FORESTER Board member since 1956 Pastor, Flint, Michigan HOUSTON R. MOREHEAD Board member since 1958 Overseer of Florida JOHN D. SMITH Board member since 1958 Pastor, Greenville, South Carolina MK% % m Mini HOME OF THE MISSIONS DEPARTMENT 1080 Montgomery Avenue, Cleveland, Tennessee Operating on a budget of over half a mil- lion dollars annually, in constant contact with world fields, with hundreds of pieces of mail flowing in and out every week, this is a place of dedicated activity. Growing response from our home churches toward missisons is the one marked course of victory. C. R. SPAIN Field Representative L. H. AULTMAN Executive Secretary J. D. Bright Board member since 1958 Overseer of Virginia And this gospel of the kingdom shall he preached in all the world, for a witness unto all nations; and then shall the end Matthew 24:14. come, ■■Ill PATHWAY PRESS CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Church Phone GR 6-6282 Residence Phone GR 2-4162 335 11th Street, N.E. NORTH CLEVELAND CHURCH OF GOD WELCOMES YOU TO ALL SERVICES I Thy way, O God, is in the sanctuary, Psalm 77:13. ROOSEVELT MILLER Music Director F. W. GOFF Pastor TOBY ' S FOOD STORE Quality Meats - Fresh Fruits - Groceries Central Avenue, N.W. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of W. O. HORNER SON JEWELRY THRIFTY SHOP The Store of Values Ladies ' Apparel 260 Ocoee, N. W. DR. PEPPER, the Friendly Pepper-upper DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY North Lee Highway CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of NOREBA ' S BEAUTY SHOP Reba Sellers — Owner 23 3 Vz Broad, N.W. GR 6-7931 Compliments of HIXSON REFRIGERATION CO. Where Experience and Service Count North Lee Highway CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of PINION JEWELRY COMPANY Cherokee Hotel Corner CLEVELAND FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION VAUGHAN ' S FOOD STORE Your Dollar Will Buy More Food Here Vegetables - Groceries - Meats Good Things to Eat Fike Building Where you save does make a difference Compliments of HARGIS LUMBER COMPANY There ' s a Difference ' We are ready to serve you Phone GR 2-45 52 Compliments of FOWLER BROTHERS COMPANY AND SOUTHERN WHOLESALE FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture - Pianos - Organs - Carpets 701-7 Broad Street CHATTANOOGA 2, TENNESSEE SLOAN ' S INGLE BANANA COMPANY Wholesale Only Terms: Net Cash Bananas, Fresh Fruits, and Vegetables 73 8 East 11th Street Phone AM 7-7136 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE For the Best in School Supplies COOPER ' S BOOK STORE Phone GR 2-2831 Compliments of CLEVELAND CLOTH STORE Church Street, N. E. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Flowers and Gifts 390 Church Street, N. E. Phone GR 6-5591 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CLEVELAND BANK AND TRUST COMPANY THE HOBBY MART Photographic and Hobby Craft Supplies 17 Broad Street, N. W. Phone GR 2-6461 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS, LOANS, AND TRUSTS 3 % interest paid on savings Phone GR 6-45 21 SHELL SUPER SERVICE Delco Batteries Firestone Tires Phone GR 2-9293 170 Broad Street, S. W. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY Mmufacturers of Velvo Flour CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE ABEL ' S INC. Formerly Abel Hardware Company Furniture and Hardware Phone GR 6-5 531 5 5 First Street, N. W. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE MOORE ' S AND FIVE POINT PHARMACY Where yon are ahvays welcome Phone GR 2-4538 Phone GR 6-6521 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CHATTANOOGA FISHERIES 3 38 E. 10th Street CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE CASEY ' S AUTO PARTS T. A. Casey, Proprietor Jobbers for Automotive Parts and Paints Original Briggs-Stratton Service and Parts Carter Carburetors — Thompson Valves SCil Power Piston Rings 226 N. Fifth Avenue ROME, GEORGIA THE LIPPARD BUTANE-PROPANE SERVICE, INC. Gas Appliances, Air Conditioning LPC Carburetion Sales and Service Phone GR 6-5051 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE SNACK HOUSE NUMBER 2 Five Points Open Till 12:00 p.m. Phone GR 2-1021 BRADLEY MOTOR CENTRAL COMPANY Chevrolet Sales and Service Phone GR 6-6571 260 In man Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of SOUTHERN PAPER COMPANY 1207 Fort Street CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Cleveland ' s Leading Drug Store Where Everyone Meets Walgreen Agency LOOKOUT SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Specialists in Sports 723 Cherry Street Phone AM 5-3464 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE BAILEY MUSIC CO. Musicians ' Headquarters 619 Cherry Street CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Compliments of CAPITAL VISUAL AIDS Complete Audio- Visual Service 611 Dodds Avenue MA 9-7381 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE MERCHANTS BANK TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS FOR COMPLETE MARTIN-THOMPSON CO. Sporting Goods Wholesale-Retail 706 Cherry Street CHATTANOOGA 2, TENNESSEE BANKING SERVICE Main Office Drive-In Branch Ocoee Street 191 Church Street, N. E. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1 Compliments of LAWSON ' S FASHION CENTER HO Ocoee Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE WOOLWORTH ' S Cleveland ' s Largest 5c - 10c - 2 5c Store Ocoee Street ONE HOUR MARTINIZING The Most in Dry Cleaning 233 Inman Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of BENTON ' S USED CARS Quality Automobiles Georgetown Road CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE BIG APPLE SUPER MARKET GROCERY 20 Broad Street, S. W. Phone GR 2-1181 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE COOKE ' S FOOD STORE On the Square Free Delivery CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE HARDWICK ' S RETAIL STORE Clothes for College Men and Women CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE J. D. HARSHBARGER, Manager Dry Goods - Notions - Shoes - Clothing Ready-to-Wear - Furnishings Phone GR 6-45 61 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE TOWN AND COUNTRY RESTAURANT ' ' Cleveland ' s Finest Highway 64, one block east of Highway 1 1 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CINDERELLA SHOE STORE The Shoe Place of Cleveland Ocoee Street Phone GR 6-8931 TREES ARE TENNESSEE ' S NUMBER ONE CROP. BECOME A TREE FARMER; GROW TREES LIKE ANY OTHER CROP. WELL-MANAGED TREE FARMS MEAN BIGGER HARVESTS AND PROFITS. FOR TREE FARM ASSISTANCE AND ADVICE, CONTACT HIWASSEE LAND COMPANY ETOWAH, TENNESSEE Growing and Buying Pulpwood for BOWATERS SOUTHERN PAPER CORPORATION Compliments of CLEVELAND NATURAL GAS COMPANY CLEAN FAST ECONOMICAL 423 North Ocoee Street Phone GR 2-1941 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of Penney ' s Cleveland ' s Newest and Finest Always First Quality DON ' S FURNITURE MART, INC. Phone GR 2-6501 122 Inman Street, S.E. Your Store of Furniture Values Furniture Appliances Compliments of GRABER ' S STORE, INC. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Phone GR 2-5 592 WOOD ' S JEWELERS Wood ' s for Diamonds Phone GR 6-4371 73 Ocoee Street, N.W. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. Paint — Wallpaper — Venetian Blinds Art Supplies Phone GR 6-5564 65 Ocoee Street, N.W. Complete Coverage of LEE COLLEGE Affairs Read it in THE DAILY BANNER Compliments of CALLAWAY GROCERY Ocoee Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of APLER SHOE STORE (Shoes for the Young at Heart) 280 Ocoee Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE DOOLEY ' S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Ed Dooley, Proprietor Telephone GR 6-5 516 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE PARKS-BELK COMPANY Cleveland ' s Largest Department Store ' CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CLEVELAND NATIONAL BANK Established 18 86 Federal Reserve System Member Federal Reserve Deposit Insurance Corporation CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE HIWASSEE BRANCH CHARLESTON, TENNESSEE Compliments of CLEVELAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM Compliments of PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY The Drink That Refreshes Without Filling ' CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE C. C. CARD AUTO COMPANY, INC. Ford Sales and Service Phone GR 2-15 52 12 5 Inman Street, N.E. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CAPITAL MOTOR SALES ' Steal It From Capital ' FRANK ' S ESSO SERVICE South Lee Highway and Broad Street ALL KINDS OF SEAT COVERS Phone GR 2-5 521 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Frink Callaway, Prop. Phone OXford 8-2424 5808 Lee Highway CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE JACK ' S CENTRAL AVENUE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Our Customers Wear the Cleanest Clothes in Totvn It is a genuine pleasure to serve your college. 480 Central Avenue, N.E. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE TOM LAW SON MEN ' S WEAR WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes Dobbs Hats Florsheim Shoes South Square Phone GR 6-4861 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE BATTERIES TIRES TUBES RADIOS H. W. HODGE 70 Church Street Phone GR 6-4361 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of DUFF ' S STUDIO OF BEAUTY Brown Building Phone GR 2-4951 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE STANFIELD STUDIO The Home of Fine Portraits Broad Street Phone GR 6-6831 The Vindagua staff would like to express its appreciation to all who helped in the prepa- ration and publication of our 1960 yearbook. Special thanks go to our sponsors, Robert Stevens, Mrs. Lois Beach, and Marvin Golden, for their guidance, counsel, and encouragement during the time we were working on the book. Always they were willing to spend extra hours toiling with copy, cheeking the dum- my, making phone calls in behalf of the staff, or whatever needed to be done. Never did they refuse a single request of the staff. We appreciate also the fine cooperation of the administration and faculty and for their interest and understanding. No doubt the teachers often had reason to complain when certain students came to class with unprepared lessons and with eyelids almost closed — but they seemed to understand that deadlines had to be met, regardless of how late the staff had to work or what assignments they had to ignore! Our photographer, George Keppler, was exceptionally cooperative in coming to take pic- tures whenever we called for him, regardless of whatever personal plans he had to cancel in order to do it. Southern Photo Process Engraving Company of Atlanta, Georgia, has worked hand in hand with the staff in preparing the steel plates used in the annual. The personnel of the Church of God Publishing House, as always, have done a commendable job of printing the book. The list could go on and on, but may we just say a great big THANKS to everyone who had a part, large or small, in making the 1960 Vindagua what it is. Ruth Crawford, Editor TEACHERS ' DIRECTORY CHARLES BEACH— B.S., University of Tennessee, Lee College; M.A., University of Tennessee; Graduate work, University of Paris Miss Mildred Simms (Detroit Bible Institute), Louise Handley (Detroit Conservatory), and Mrs. Robert Schwartz (Chattanooga, Tennessee) LOIS BEACH— B.S., University of Tennessee; M.S., University of Tennessee; Graduate work, University of Paris HUBERT BLACK— B.S., Jacksonville State Teachers College; M. Ed., University of Chattanooga STANLEY BUTLER— B.S., Jacksonville State Teachers College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Ed. S., George Peabody College for Teachers; Graduate work, George Peabody College for Teachers CHARLES CARPENTER— B.A., Oglethorpe University, Lee College; B.D., Emory University JOHN CASALE— Studied with Maestro Guiseppe Bi- lancia, Baronc Michele Deodato (Catania) and Edouard Dethcir (Institute of Musical Art, New York), Professor Emeritus, University of Chattanooga A. W. 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, University of Tennessee NINA DRIGGERS— A.B., Asbury College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers R. HOLLIS GAUSE, JR.— A.B., Presbyterian College, Emmanuel College; B.D., Columbia Theological Semi- nary DONALD GIBSON— B. A., Lee College; B.S. Limestone College; M.A., Drake University HOPE KINSER HALL— B.S. , University of Tennessee, Lee College; Additional work, Tennessee Wesleyan PEGGY HUMPHREY— B.S. , Bob Jones University A. T. HUMPHRIES— B.M., Detroit Conservatory of Music LAVERA HUMPHRIES— Student of Mrs. Vesta Kerce (Clearwater, Florida), Brooke Rivard (Detroit, Michigan), RUBY HURST— B.S., University of Chattanooga, Lee College; Graduate work, University of Chattanooga TERRELL McBRAYER— B.S., University of Georgia; Graduate work, West Georgia Bible College, Georgia State College of Business Administration ROOSEVELT MILLER— B.M., University of Chatta- nooga, Lee College; Additional work, Furman Uni- versity, Holmes Bible 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 ROBERT STEVENS— A.B., Mercer University, Lee College; B.D., Emory University; Graduate work, Naganuma Gak., Tokyo GEORGIA STROUD— B.M., University of Chicago; Graduate work, University of Chattanooga, Columbia Westminster Choir College AVIS SWIGER— L.L.D., Lee College; Salem College LEMOYNE SWIGER— A.A., Lee College; A.B., Uni- versity of Tennessee, University of Chattanooga; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers HELEN SYMES— Lee College, Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, University of Chattanooga CHRISTINE WADDELL— B. S., Delta State College, Lee College; M.A., University of Mississippi J. HERBERT WALKER, JR.— B.A., Vanderbilt Univer- sity, Lee College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; B.D., Vanderbilt University LUCILLE WALKER— B.A., Scarritt College, Lee Col- lege, University of New Mexico; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers STUDENT DIRECTORY A Adams, Billy — 2905 Shahan Avenue, Alabama City, Alabama Alvord, Naomi — 3006 Van Highway, Tyler, Texas 50 Anderson, Carolyn — Box 217, Twin City, Georgia 66 Anderson, Helen — 124 Garden Homes, Savannah, Georgia 50 Anderson, Janice — Route 1, Box 332, Bessemer City, North Carolina 28 Anthony, Judy — 132 Valencia Street, Salinas, California 38 Ashmore, Minuard — 1827 Rigsby Street, Montgomery, Alabama 26 Atkins, DeLois— 1208 North Main Street, Anderson, South Carolina 50 Atkinson, Don — 93 Seymore, Duncan, Oklahoma 66 Aultman, Glcnda — 1370 Church Street, Cleveland, Tennessee 36 Ayers, David — 606 Ocean Avenue, Portland, Maine 57 B Baggett, Troy — Route 2, Box 474, Oxford, Alabama 23 Baldwin, Thomas — 148 West Street, Jacksonville, Florida Ballenger, Jerry Walker — 1080 Parker Street, N.E., Apt. 2, Cleveland, Tennessee . 71 Barnes, Carole — 14 Carmalt Street, Thomasvillc, North Carolina 50 Barnes, David — Route 2, Uhrichsville, Ohio 50 Barnes, Jerry Wilson — Box 713, Cleveland, Tennessee 63 Barnett, Rosie — Route 2, Box 144, Batesville, Arkansas 28 Bassett, Dorman — Route 1, Union, Mississippi 28 Beard, David — Route 1, Box 164, Grandview, Indiana 71 Bennett, Archie LaVoy — 33 36 Earnest Street, Jacksonville, Florida 71 Betancourt, Esdras — 5 5 Delancey Street, New York, New York 31 Bickers, Joan — 743 North Edison Street, Arlington, Virginia 50 Biddle, Vivian — 733 Oak Street, N.W., Cleveland, Tennessee 50 Black, Ernest Ray — Engel Bergh Route, Pocahontas, Arkansas 31 Blackaby, Robert— Box 299, New Castle, Kenutcky 31 Blaekaby, Wandr. — Box 299, New Castle, Kentucky 71 Blocker, Cathy— 1081 Walker Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 41 Boehm, Samuel — Alkol, West Virginia 31 Bowden, Claude — Route 1, Ridgeville, Delaware 64 Boyette, Nadine — Box 181, Highland View, Florida 41 Braddock, Lonnie Paul — c o Good Housekeeping Shop, Lebanon, Ohio Bradley, Jerry — 234 Toro Avenue, Salinas, California 50 Brady, Reta — Route 3, Box 300, Newport, Tennessee 41 Brannon, Mary — Sansom Avenue, Gadsden, Alabama 32 Brayfield, Ray — 8631 South McVickers, Oaklawn, Illinois 41 Brewer, Joe Donald — 33 6th Avenue, Judson-Grcenville, South Carolina . . . . 57 Brinkley, Bobby R. — 150 11th Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 26 Broomell, Janet — Box 331, Rising Sun, Maryland 57 Brown, Gene — Route 1, Box 138, DeFuniak Springs, Florida 50 Bryan, Catherine — Route 2, Apopka, Florida 66 Bunner, Jesse William — 1875 Carolina Street, Cleveland, Tennessee Bunner, John — 1875 Carolina Street, Cleveland, Tennessee 66 Burcham, Rita — 1805 Ryan Street, Greensboro, North Carolina 36 Burress, Phillip Richard— 1616 Elizabeth PI., Cincinnati, Ohio 71 C Caddell, Bradley — 1241 Creighton Avenue, Dayton, Ohio 26 Camp, Olene — Haleyville, Alabama 70 Carey, Donald — Box 24, McCaysville, Georgia 50 STUDENT DIRECTORY Carey, Floyd — Box 24, McCaysville, Georgia 50 Carmichael, Dorothy — 320 21st Street, Cleveland, Tennessee 50 Carr, Ruthanna — Shabbona, Rlinois 50 Carter, Janet— 661 North Murdock, Willows, California 23 Cartwright, Dennis — Route 4, Cleveland, Tennessee Casey, Jo — 1 Northvvood Drive, Rome, Georgia Chastain, Franklin — 443 Vi Worth, Cleveland, Tennessee . Chesser, Reba — 205 East Cypress Street, Arcadia, Florida 50 Clark, James — 1209 Avenue I, South Houston, Texas 66 Clark, Joyce— 3016 Holt Street, Charlotte, North Carolina 50 Clayton, Donald — Harrison Pike, Cleveland, Tennessee Cobb, Jerry — 13th Street, Caruthersville, Missouri 50 Cody, Fred George — 406 Benachi Avenue, Biloxi, Mississippi 66 Cody, James — 606 Fairview, Malvern, Arkansas 71 Coleman, Warren — 145 11th, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 71 Collazo, Ligia— 1315 Fteley Avenue, Bronx 72, New York 32 Collier, Larry— 1012 North Stella, Lakeland, Florida 32 Conn, Philip— 385 8th Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 50 Cook, Keith— Minis Street, Edgefield, South Carolina 28 Cook, Linda — 426 N.W. 3rd Avenue, Pompano Beach, Florida 38 Cooke, Juanita — Route 8, Box 1130, Concord, North Carolina 50 Cooper, George — 84 Lakevievv Drive, Lakeland, Florida 32 Crawford, Andrew — Route 7, Knoxvillc, Tennessee 71 Crawford, Ruth — Route 2, Cherry Valley, Arkansas 23 Creech, John — Route 1, Somerville, Ohio 41 Creech, Peggy — Route 1, Somerville, Ohio 50 Curry, Estelle — Verdunville, West Virginia 38 Curry, Kathryn — Verdunville, West Virginia 41 D Daniel, Pauline — Route 1, Box 4, Midland, Texas 71 Daniels, David — 721 West Mount Avenue, Jacksonville, Alabama Daughcrty, Bill — 1607 North Knob, Chattanooga, Tennessee 42 Davis, Lawson — 3 585 Water Level Highway, Cleveland, Tennessee 70 Davis, Sandra — Route 1, Dudley, Georgia 67 Davis, William — Route 2, Greenwood, Delaware 32 Dean, Grady Charles — Route 2, Box 1, Moore Haven, Florida 38 Dickenson, Jean — 113 North Roan, Elizabcthton, Tennessee 50 Dodd, James — 1004 17th Street, Cleveland, Tennessee Douglas, Joyce — 1051 Unawecp, Grand Junction, Colorado 57 Ducroq, Ronald — 40 Kantanta Street, Nkana, North Rhodesia, Africa 32 Duncan, James— 1825 34th Street, N.W., Winter Haven, Florida 42 Dunn, Grover — 923 Pelham, Montgomery, Alabama DuPrec, Linda — 20 Woodlawn, Laurel, Mississippi E Edenfield, Jarrctt — Box 335, Tice, Florida 23 Eiscnhardt, Linnie May — Route 2, Box 197, Birdsboro, Pennsylvania 23 Eldridgc, Hilton— Route 2, Box 59, Cottondale, Florida 70 Elrod, Thomas Elbert — Providence Hall, Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee .... 70 Errington, Mary — 120 DeWitt, Jackson, Mississippi 51 Evans, Lenzy Lee — Route 1, Conehatta, Mississippi 69 Evcrsolc, Betty — 1343 Tile Factory Lane, Louisville, Kentucky 51 Ewing, Runell — Route 8, Box 1130, Concord, North Carolina 32 STUDENT DIRECTORY F Falagan, J. W. — 214 East Winter Park Avenue, Orlando, Florida 23 Ford, Ellis — Route 1, Box 130, Jacksonville, Alabama 24 Foshec, Priscilla — 519 West 7th Avenue, Lenoir City, Tennessee 71 Free, LcBron — 420 Summit Street, Largo, Florida Free, Ronald — Country Club Drive, Cleveland, Tennessee 42 French, Charles — Box 583, New Bern, North Carolina 71 Frier, Archie — 603 River Street, Valdosta, Georgia 67 Fujii, Daniel — 152 Wilkerson Apartments, Toccoa, Georgia 32 G Gardner, Blake — Box 21, Clarcdon, Pennsylvania 32 Gates, Ivy — Mackey Street, Box 5378, Nassau, Bahamas 70 Gibson, Delenc — 1321 1st Street, Eldorado, Illinois 71 Gillcy, Betty — 3510 12th Avenue, Chattanooga, Tennessee 42 Godfrey, Robert— 781 S.E. 13th Street, Cleveland, Tennessee Golden, Jcstcne — Box 316, McCrory, Arkansas 42 Golden, Marlene — 1253 Peoples Street, Cleveland, Tennessee 57 Golden, Pearl — 11336 Indiana Avenue, Chicago 28, Illinois Gore, Wanda — 1606 West 22nd Street, Jasper, Alabama 57 Graves, John — 308 South McGuin Avenue, Monroe, Louisiana Green, Martha — 736 Emperor, Grand Rapids, Michigan 42 Guess, Howard — Box 293, Childcrsburg, Alabama 43 Guntcr, Thomas — 137 West Plumcr, Toledo, Ohio 58 H Haight, James — Box 61, Claredon, Pennsylvania Hales, Mike— 2350 29th Street, S.W., Akron, Ohio 64 Hall, William (Teddy)— Box 431, Frostproof, Florida 39 Hamlin, Robert Howard — 620 East 42nd Avenue, Gary, Indiana 72 Hamm, Joan — 317 Fuller, Dyersburg, Tennessee 51 Hancock, Howard — 225 Saluda Street, Ninety Six, South Carolina 24 Hand, Marcus — Box 14, Glenville, Georgia 51 Hanshaw, Bobby — 222 North Mound, Yazoo City, Mississippi 32 Harkins, David — 145 13th Street, Cleveland, Tennessee 37 Harkins, Jesse — 145 13th Street, Cleveland, Tennessee 39 Harper, Elizabeth — 309 Andrews Street, Rossville, Georgia 43 Harris, Donald— Box 246, Naples Florida 58 Harris, Louise — 718 East Glendale Avenue, Glendale, Arizona 51 Hart, Carl — Pine Street, Wildwood, Florida 32 Hartman, Martha — Route 2, Box 342, Elkhart, Indiana 58 Hayes, William — 9636 South Cleveland, Grecntown, Ohio Headlcy, Naomi — 122 Davis Street, Prattvillc, Alabama 43 Hefner, Mildred — Route 2, Connelly Springs, North Carolina 32 Helms, John — Route 3, Box 325, Concord, North Carolina 51 Hendricks, Zelma — 1541 Gummer Avenue, Dayton, Ohio 43 Hcrndon, Darlene — Box 565, Okeechobee, Florida 43 Herndon, Roland (Bo) — Box 565, Okeechobee, Florida 51 Herrin, Robert — Route 2, Jesup, Georgia 43 Hewett, Ruby — Route 1, Box 37, Arlington, Georgia 32 Hickey, Charlcne — 2700 Bonneville Drive, Orlando, Florida 64 Hickman, Elaine — Route 1, Soddy, Tennessee 44 Hodges, Datha — 5050 French Street, Jacksonville, Florida 51 i nn ii m i mm iillli mn ii m i ll llll l lll in ii r illl l l l l l l ' iminmiiniiiMiMiii nnmiinnii n i ' M iiiii nri n i 11 liriiiiiimniniiMiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiii IMnimiiiHHilMlimMIIIIMlMlllllllnllllninininiG STUDENT DIRECTORY Hodges, Patricia — 5050 French Street, Jacksonville, Florida 51 Hodo, Joe — Route 1, Box 44, Gilberton, Alabama 51 Holden, Jerrel Dean — 603 Kingwood Drive, Murfreesboro, Tennessee 51 Holden, Willard — 603 Kingwood Drive, Murfreesboro, Tennessee 51 Holmes, Benjamin — Strawberry Lane, Cleveland, Tennessee 27 Holmes, Carolyn Jean — 307 Kentaboo Drive, Florence, Kentucky 51 Hooker, Virgil— 650 East 6th Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 70 Hopkins, Sanford — 7107 Branwood Station, Greenville, South Carolina .... 44 Horton, Mac — 807 Crawford Avenue, Augusta, Georgia 51 Hoskins, Lola — Route 1, Box 258-A, Middlesboro, Kentucky 44 Houck, Kenneth — 1114 Brairficld Road, Newport News, Virginia 39 Howell, Sarah 1601 Dalton Pike, Cleveland, Tennessee 44 Hudgens, Sibyle — Route 7, Box 330, South Charleston, West Virginia 58 Hughes, Jack — 1505 Franklin, Fort Wayne, Indiana 72 Hughes, Kenneth David — Box 1043, Riviera Beach, Florida 58 Hughes, Lavonda 1 McGowan, Enoree, South Carolina 32 Hurst, Don — Route 4, Cleveland, Tennessee 58 J Jacobs, David — 2 Duke Street, Cooleemee, North Carolina 27 Jaggers, Charles — 150 11th Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 51 Jarrell, Jane — 115 Acacia, Lake Jackson, Texas .51 Jenkins, Clarence — 420 South Goldthwaite, Montgomery, Alabama 51 Johnson, Beecher— 822 18th Street, N.W., Canton, Ohio 59 Johnson, Brenda — Route 1, Box 302, Naples, Florida 37 Johnson, Brian — Route 1, Box 302, Naples, Florida 39 Johnson, Carl — 1442 Blanton Lane, Clearwater, Florida 51 Johnson, Gerald — Hamley Street, Bayou La Batre, Alabama 51 Johnson, Marlene — Route 1, Box 302, Naples, Florida 44 Johnson, Paul — Box 428, Doraville, Georgia 51 Jones, Jesse Leonard — 925 Haun Drive, Cleveland, Tennessee Justice, James — Route 2, Box 188, Mohnton, Pennsylvania Justinn, Kyrle Harvey — 950 South Ocoec Street, Cleveland, Tennessee 52 K Keil, David — Box 412, Doraville, Georgia 44 Kennedy, Fred — Route 1, Poca, West Virginia 72 Killman, Freddie — Route 542, Box 263, Charlotte, North Carolina 32 King, Hedy — Box 169, Pittsview, Alabama 52 Kirkland, Lonzo— 412 North St. Clair Street, Starke, Florida 52 Klein, James — 5000 Christie, Midland, Michigan Knight, Sim — Calhoun, Tennessee 29 Krause, Burnadine — 37605 Moravian Drive, Mt. Clemens, Michigan 72 L Lambert, Duane — Route 4, Box 256, Live Oak, Florida 39 Lanier, Jim — 233 Kranz, Holland, Ohio 52 Lanning, Robert— 811 30th Street, S.E., Washington, D. C 59 Lawrence, Willie — Box 14, Clinchco, Virginia 52 Leatherbcr ry, Darla — 1521 West University, Champaign, Illinois 65 Leatherwood, Sara — 1201 Montreat Road, Black Mountain, North Carolina Lee, Eddie Lou — 311 West Parker Street, Lakeland, Florida 72 Lentz, James Daniel — 226 North Schlueter, Ferguson 3 5, Missiouri 65 r.iiiiii nniurTTTiTiTTn [mnnin nrnn :n n :ui J imiiiiimniiiniiiiiiiiimiii mir ya STUDENT DIRECTORY Lilly, Karen— 315 East Central, Lake Wales, Florida 33 Lomas, Dale — 1160 Peoples Street, Cleveland, Tennessee 45 Long, Mclvin — Route 1, Box 279-E, Salem, Virginia 33 Longwith, William Clifton — 752 South Ocoee, Cleveland, Tennessee Lovelady, Bill — 110 Forrest Street, Bowling Green, Kentucky 52 Lowe, David— 1019 West Walnut, Lakeland, Florida 52 Lyda, James — 212 Davis Avenue, Newton, North Carolina M Manning, Thomas — 61 West 45th, Jacksonville, Florida 59 Markham, Mary — 195 5 Evergreen Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida 3 3 Martin, Eugene — 23 Frclinghuysen, Battle Creek, Michigan 3 3 Masoncr, Barbara — Route 3, Morristown, Tennessee 52 Masscngalc, Jimmy — 2471 5th Avenue, Chattanooga, Tennessee 24 Masscy, Dorothy — Route 5, Batesville, Mississippi 52 Mathews, Delois Ann — Route 3, Cleveland, Tennessee 67 Matthews, Sylvia — 405 Lee Avenue, Melbourne, Florida 59 Mattox, Dorothy — Route 4, Box 511, Tallahassee, Florida 59 Maxwell, Patricia — Highland Street, Boaz, Alabama 45 May, Ruth — 951 Montgomery Avenue, Cleveland, Tennessee Mayc, Aubrey — 408 East Suwanee, Fitzgerald, Georgia 33 McBrayer, Thomas Jerry — Englewood, Tennessee 52 McCain, Reginald — Route 1, Box 603, Belmont, North Carolina 24 McCarson, Stanley — 305 McDowell Street, Greenville, South Carolina 33 McCay, Andrew — Route 3, Moulton, Alabama 4 5 McClure, Patricia — 1949 Liberty Street, Jacksonville, Florida 59 McCoy, Shelby— Box 2213, Vernon, Texas 4 5 McGhee, Sue— 175 and 45 Highway, Tinley Park, Illinois 60 McGraw, Thomas — 1207 West Division, Biloxi, Mississippi 53 Mcintosh, Jeanne — 8417 Archer Avenue, Willow Springs, Illinois 60 Mcintosh, Jesse — 1605 Edison Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio 24 Medlin, Don — Route 1, Box 402, Caruthersville, Missouri 45 Meletiou, James — 925 South Church Street, Burlington, North Carolina . . . . 53 Menard, James Stanley — 7003 Shipley Lane, East St. Louis, Illinois 53 Mercer, Edmund — South Orland, Maine 29 Messer, Edwin — 163 Harle Avenue, Cleveland, Tennessee 27 Metts, Carolyn — 868 8th Avenue South, Naples, Florida 53 Miller, Carol — 727 Park Avenue, West Helena, Arkansas 67 Miller, Clair Jim — Route 1, Biglerville, Pennsylvania 72 Millican, Alton Emry — Route 6, Shallowford Road, Chattanooga, Tennessee ... 60 Milligan, Thomas— Route 1, Box 76-A, McCall, South Carolina 29 Mills, Margie — 726 North Broadway Street, Dayton 7, Ohio 4 5 Moncrief, Wayne — Box 253, Lavonia, Georgia 29 Mongold, Charlette— Box 142, Odenton, Maryland 53 Moon, Margaret — 1806 Elaine Drive, Decatur, Georgia 72 Mooneyham, Shirley — 950 Ocoee Street, Cleveland, Tennessee 72 Moore, Myrtle — Route 1, Box 150, Greenwood, Delaware 60 Morgan, Douglas — Westminster, South Carolina 27 Morgan, Faye — 1002 Hogan Street, Starkville, Mississippi 46 Morgan, Katy Walker — Route 1, Box A, Philipp, Mississippi 54 Morris, Philip— Box 147, Crisficld, Maryland 33 Mueller, Jerome — 1180 Parker Street, Cleveland, Tennessee 25 Mueller, Pat Welborn — 1180 Parker Street, Cleveland, Tennessee 46 Mullinax, Virginia — Byron Apartments No. 7, Cleveland, Tennessee STUDENT DIRECTORY Muncy, Joe— 5072 Millikin Road, Hamilton, Ohio 37 Murray, Johnny — 150 11th Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 53 Murray, Marg aret — 150 11th Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 60 N Nash, Donald Wayne — 917 Nason Street, Rossville, Georgia Nash, Norman — Route 1, Farmersburg, Indiana 46 Nesbitt, Robert — Tombsboro, Georgia 27 Newton, Robert — 613 Bay Drive, Largo, Florida 60 Nichols, George — Route 1, Box 47, Rocky Mount, Virginia 29 O Ogle, Bobby — 1315 Boyd Street, Chattanooga, Tennessee Oliver, Norma — 418 Main, Kissimmee, Florida 53 P Painter, David — 6038 North Olney Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 27 Parker, Effie— 150 11th Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 53 Parton, Vincent— 3103 Alby, Alton, Illinois 53 Pate, Lester— 150 11th Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 53 Paul, Vernon — 2700 2nd Avenue, Columbus, Georgia 33 Paulk, Don— 425 11th Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 25 Paulk, Joan— 425 11th Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 61 Pavvluk, Henrietta — Box 33, Richeyville, Pennsylvania 37 Peck, Sharon — 1512 Fourth Avenue, Columbus, Georgia 53 Pedigo, Tommie — 600 South 5th, Independence, Kansas 65 Phillips, Gayle— 1480 Church Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 53 Pittman, Charles — 6104 Vance Road, Chattanooga, Tennessee 61 Pitts, Doughton — Odessa, Texas Poe, Mary — 717 Liberty Street, Chattanooga, Tennessee 25 Poplin, Wayne — Box 87, Smithville, Tennessee 53 Porter, Travis— 227 19th Street, N.W., Paris, Texas 46 Powell, Norman — 1110 N.E. 5th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 69 Prewitt, James— 575 18th, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 29 Price, Elaine — Box 66, Magnolia, Ohio 37 Price, Lloyd Earl — Grove, Oklahoma 46 Pugh, Elizabeth — 211 West Sparta Street, McMinnville, Tennessee 53 R Raileanu, Atanasie — 830 Walker Street, Cleveland, Tennessee 69 Ramsey, Charlie — Ellis Hall, Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee Ramsey, Wanda — 4 Gilbert Avenue, Maryville, Tennessee 53 Reed, Jessie — Box 2, Loxley, Alabama 53 Reed, Larry — Box 2, Loxley, Alabama 67 Bobbins, Betty — 853 Mimosa Boulevard, Roswell, Georgia 53 Robbins, Patricia — 853 Mimosa Boulevard, Roswell, Georgia 65 Roberts, Harmon — 8105 Chamberlain, Detroit, Michigan 53 Robertson, Martha — 742 5th Avenue South, Naples, Florida 53 Robinson, Bobby — Route 4, Paducah, Kentucky Rose, Dreama — Front Street, New Richmond, Ohio 54 Rutledge, Shirley — 510 3rd Avenue, Naples, Florida 54 STUDENT DIRECTORY Salmon, Michael — Route 1, Box 343, Odenton, Maryland 65 Scarborough, Jack — 2016 East Clifton, Tampa, Florida 54 Searcy, Dorothy — Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee 33 Sellick, Mary Lynn — Monroe, Virginia 65 Sexton, Franklin — Box 223, Anawalt, West Virginia 30 Shaner, Carol— 1105 North Taylor, Pittsburg, Kansas 54 Shebeck, Maxine — Lignite, North Dakota 61 Sheppard, Glenna — 211 Russell Street, Beckley, West Virginia 46 Shope, Joyce — Route 2, Calhoun, Georgia 61 Short, Martha — Route 2, Stanford, Kentucky 54 Shull, Edward — 606 Snow Street, Chattanooga, Tennessee 39 Siemann, Joan — March Road, Belfast, Maine 54 Sloan, Charles — 606 College Street, Calhoun, Georgia 35 Smalley, Jane — Route 2, Purvis, Mississippi 39 Smith, Brenda — 8352 Jefferson Highway, New Orleans 32, Louisiana 47 Smith, Kenneth — Tharp Hall, Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee 54 Smith, Martha— Box 253, Sarasota, Florida 47 Smith, Mary — Box 253, Sarasota, Florida 37 Smith, Vonceil — Tharp Hall, Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee 54 Snyder, Harold — 1080 Parker Street, Cleveland, Tennessee 69 Soots, Ralph — 1775 West Morgan Street, Indianapolis 3, Indiana Spain, Fred — 1320 Woodmore Drive, Cleveland, Tennessee 65 Spatafore, David William — 1802 N.W. Brown Avenue, Cleveland, Tennessee ... 72 Stacey, Yvonne — 2621 East 3rd, Dayton, Ohio Stallings, Mildred — 1156 East Main Street, Chattanooga, Tennessee 54 Stanfield, Carolyn — Route 3, Calhoun, Georgia 54 Stapleton, Sue — Route 2, Sheridan, Indiana 54 Steele, Kathryn— 2007 Russell, Granite City, Illinois 54 Stephens, Joyce — 1897 Ozark Street, Memphis, Tennessee 54 Stephens, Kenneth— 109 Mill, Weatherford, Texas 47 Stephens, Mary — 301 North Disston, Tarpon Springs, Florida 47 Stevens, Harold — 2050 Peachtree Street, Dayton, Ohio 27 Stewart, John — 1910 Baugh Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 61 Stewart, Judy — 1910 Baugh Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 67 Stone, Lynn — 800 Federal Street, Kingsport, Tennessee Stone, Neil — 800 Federal Street, Kingsport, Tennessee 25 Stout, Garland — Ridge Road, Chincoteague, Virginia 33 Strickland, Robert — Route 1, Jasper, Florida 47 Swancey, Wade — 680 North Parker Street, Cleveland, Tennessee 67 Sweat, Eulene — Route 3, Box 7-A-l, Lake City, Florida 72 Sylvester, Fred — Route 3, Box 133, Johns Island, South Carolina 33 T Tanner, Edward — Route 2, Hcnagar, Alabama 72 Tascier, Charles — Route 4, Norman, Oklahoma 33 Taylor, Pasty — 1045 Graves Street, Martinsville, Virginia 39 Templeton, Phillip — 38 North Paddock, Pontiac, Michigan 61 Tharp, Lynda — Route 1, Pangburn, Arkansas 54 Thompson, Alton — West Enfield, Maine 54 Thompson, Claude — Box 21, Fayette, Alabama 33 Thompson, Shelby G. — 301 Winnsboro Road, Monroe, Louisiana 62 Thompson, William — Route 2, Adortown, Georgia 47 mniiiiiiniiMiiri rrrniininiurnTT imnnimmiimn inimmiunmiTinniiiu r nr ii ii 1 1 n i t i i n 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 iiiinHuiiriMini STUDENT DIRECTORY Thornton, Arnold — 155 12th Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 30 Tinsley, Glenda — 1080 Parker Street, Cleveland, Tennessee 62 Trammcll, Joel — 15 Bryson Street, Greenville, South Carolina 54 Trammell, Patricia — 263 New Main, Prichard, Alabama 67 Turner, Elmer — General Delivery, Cornelius, North Carolina 70 Tyoc, Gail — 11 Spencer Street, Dolgeville, New York 33 U Upchurch, Morrell — Route 1, Boaz, Alabama 54 V Vickers, Richard— Box 487, Weirsdale, Florida 54 W Wacker, John — 1808 Kendrick, Saginaw, Michigan 25 Wacker, Leroy — 1808 Kendrick, Saginaw, Michigan 34 Waddell, Lazelle — Route 3, Lambert, Mississippi 62 Wales, Barbara — Route 1, Dalton Pike, Cleveland, Tennessee 62 Wallace, Carolyn — Route 1, Silver Point, Tennessee 30 Walls, Glenda— Route 2, Box 3 5 A, Winter Garden, Florida 48 Warren, Donald — Route 3, Box 267A, Asheville, North Carolina 54 Warren, Robert — 1802 Sheridan Road, Kenosha, Wisconsin 33 Webster, Louise — Box 51, Shaw, Mississippi 48 Weems, Rita— 718 East 5th Street, Ada, Oklahoma 65 Wells, Jerry— 1018 Yankee Road, Middletown, Ohio 55 Whipple, Max— 222 1st Avenue, Rochelle, Illinois 72 White, Barbara— 150 11th Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 34 White, Dorothy — 3004 Highland Drive, Cleveland, Tennessee 55 White, Otis — Route 1, Box 433, Caruthersville, Missouri 34 White, Samuel — 150 11th Street, N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 30 White, Wallace — Route 2, Indianola, Mississippi 55 Whiteaker, Joyce — Route 2, Algood, Tennessee 62 Wiggins, Gerald — Box 45, Gonzalez, Florida 62 Wiggins, Leonard — Route 1, Catawba, South Carolina 70 Wilkerson, Jack — Route 4, Box 33 5, Durham, North Carolina 34 Wiles, Charles — 1285 Magnolia Avenue, Cleveland, Tennessee 30 Williams, Bard — 3736 Edgewood, Fort Myers, Florida 55 Williams, Joyce — 426 Halifax Street, Raleigh, North Carolina 34 Williams, Juanelle — 414 Kanawha Street, Beckley, West Virginia 72 Williams, Shannon — Route 1, Box 155, Hickman, Tennessee 63 Wilson, Herb — 121 Curryer Road, Middletown, Ohio 63 Wilson, Thomas — 723 N.W. 1st Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 70 Wilson, Virginia — 4532 Big Tyler Road, Charleston 2, West Virginia 63 Wolfenbarger, Robert — 5305 Clinton Highway, Knoxville, Tennessee 72 Wood, Jimmy Don — 205 North 12th, Brownl ' ield, Texas 30 Woodard, Elva — Route 1, Box 157, Hickman, Tennessee 48 Woodard, Eugene — Box 353, War, West Virginia Woodard, Kenneth — Box 353, War, West Virginia 48 Wooten, L. E. — 1206 East 32nd Street, Chattanooga, Tennessee 5 5 Wooten, William— Route 3, Elm City, North Carolina 27 Worlcy, Tina Lou — 312 West Atlantic, Knoxville, Tennessee 55 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS ' ♦ - .A W tfm • ; ,vtf 4 . ..y rr-w- ' i :? ' m: s ..j yJSSS