Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1961 volume:

J  - ' Jf ' - ' 13 ' ' ■tmr ; t ar Kjp . H SHS 885K8t!WWS V!: ;v , . ,, was wMMMJSl ' ■-•. -. ; : :KS mM! 5fe: WbM  ■Mg pM uiBRARY LIBRARY IEEUJIVERSITY Gift of Publishing House ! ffll ■ ' i: A-w- V ■. $ C r - v . A A §.A iiil li !! ■■ in ' .% mi JE j|pmaM fcSi ,jyst . MLLihM ti. SCM8ES L CLEVELAND, TFNNf sk X : K • - 1961-VINDAGUA LEE COLLEGE CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE EDITOR: MARTHA SMITH ASSOCIATE EDITOR: MARY RUTH MORRIS BUSINESS MANAGER: PHILIP MORRIS FOREWORD J.fSa Praise ye the Lord. Praise ye the Lord from the heavens: praise him in the heights. Praise ye him, all his angels: Praise ye him, all his hosts. Praise ye him, sun and moon: praise him, all ye stars of light. Praise him, ye heavens of heavens, and ye waters that be above the heavens. Let them praise the name of the Lord: for he commanded, and they were created, Psalm 148:1-5. Long, long ago when strangers marched into Canaan and began to conquer the land, the native tribes asked their new neighbors, Now, you Israelites, who is your God? Each nation had gods — many gods — who performed rival miracles with other gods of other nations. The Jews related how the Lord God had freed Israel from Egyptian bondage; how He had swept back the waves of the Red Sea and allowed them to walk through on its dry bed; how He had miraculously fed the children of Israel on their forty-year journey through the wilderness, and oh, so many amazing things! This did not impress their neighbors, however, for they claimed equal miracles from their gods. The nations asked again, Who is your God? The Psalmist David declared, For the Lord is great, and greatly to be praised: he is to be feared above all gods. For the gods of the nations are idols: but the Lord made the heavens, Psalm 96:4, 5. He who made the stars! He is our God. This is the great divine Credential; there is no great- er. It is He who makes the silvery-haired com- ets to streak through the sky. His hand wrought the glorious spectacle of thousands of sparkling jewels dangling in black velvet. His breath stirred the celestial dust of the Milky Way and His word spoke the galaxies into existence. His will decreed the sun, King of Day, and declared the moon, Guardian of Night. It is He who suspended the Earth on nothing and wonderfullv made her to be in- habited. The Maker is our Piedeemer and Comforter. If one should stargaze in a certain season of the year, he would behold a special cre- ation of God. In late September about eight o ' clock, arching across the sky, is the Milky Way. At the top of this arch is a constella- tion called Cygnus, the most precious constel- lation to all stargazing Christians. Cygnus is a cross carved in starlight. It moves slowly westward across the sky until, at Christmas- tide, it stands upright on the western horizon, giving a special meaning to the season. The nightly appearance of the cross in the sky is regarded as the evening ' s call to worship. How many times have we gazed into the heavens and wondered about the stars. We remember the miracle of the Star of Beth- lehem. Some wonder, What are we in re- lation to the stars? We are really much more fortunate than they. The stars have existed for millions of years, but we shall live for- ever. The stars have not once spoken a word, breathed a breath, heard a sound, enjoyed beauty, nor loved another star! As wonderful as stars are, we are more wonderful, complex, and mysterious. The stars exist — we live! Christ is our life-giver, the great Celestial Sovereign, and the Bright and Morning Star! He is our hope, for He is coming soon. The Bible says it, the Christian believes it, and the heavens declare it. In the evenings, as we behold the beauty and magnificence of God ' s creation and re- member the words of Jesus , I will come again, can we say from the depths of our souls, Even so, come Lord Jesus. — Editor. PAGE 2 i i THE OLD Each building has spe- cial memories . . . at- tending classes . . . studying in the Library . . . living the dorm life . . . singing in Chapel services . A tribute to Ruth Craw- ford, an admired Magna Cum Laude student for four years ... a new missionary to Brazil . . . the capable editor of the Vindagua for three years PAGE 3 THE NEW . . . Dean Walker and a V for vic- tory . . . Lee Junior College is fully accredited by the Southern As- sociation of Colleges and Secondary Schools . . . We ' ve scored a first among Pentecostal colleges in liberal arts . . . The new president and his wife, the Reverend and Mrs. Ray H. Hughes. . . A new editor for the Vindagua . . PAGE 4 BOTH IN . . . So much a part of our Pentecostal heritage and Lee life is gospel sing- ing . . . Men ' s Choir . . . Homer and Jethro — Lee for me, Lee for you . . . Concerts . . recitals . . teas . . . festivals . . . music . . . Ladies Choir . . . PAGE 5 WINTER . . PAGE 6 SUMMER . . . PAGE 7 COMBINE IN . . . PAGE 8 ■i AN ALBUM OF . . . PAGE 9 IB B CHERISHED . . . PAGE 10 a MEMORIES . . . HRRjik ' S BE-; PAGE Dedication The test of the ruling motto of a life is the man it forms. The philosophy held must make the man pure in heart, gracious and benevolent in manner, kind in word and deed. There is one who fits this description well because of his quiet and sincere dedication to his tasks. He has done much for those about him, for he has faith in Lee and her students. This is most evident in his kind and sym- pathetic interest in each individual and in his patient ef- forts to solicit financial aid for those in need. An alumnus of Lee, he has also served Lee devoted- ly for the past eleven years as Dean of Men, Principal of the High School, Dean of the Junior College, President of Lee College, and presently serves as Registrar. To one whose life is arrayed with serene beauty, and is beheld as a guiding star by all of us, we humbly and sincerely dedicate the 1961 Vindagua to the Reverend R. L. Piatt. B.A., George Peabody College for Teachers, Lee College. M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers. Graduate work, George Peabody College for Teachers, University of Tennessee. 1960 CAL ENDAR 1961 AUGUST 24-27 Confused freshmen, bewildered secretaries, general confusion . . . It ' s registration day. 29 Student-faculty reception . . . Are you Mary ' s sister? 30 Formal opening . . . Inauguration ceremony. SEPTEMBER 2 A Cry in the Night . . . minds to missions. 12 All here at last! . . . This is the last day to register. 13-14 Testing program . . . Oh, no! English five days a week! 16 Sing, sing! Junior College seniors sponsor the Ken Apple Trio. 23 Fall picnic . . . Fried chicken, potato salad . . . Help! Don ' t throw me in! . . . There goes Brother Ray Hughes. Splash! . . . But I ' ve got to make it to the top. OCTOBER 2-8 Fall convocation: Findsey Pratt . . . conse- cration and dedication. 27 Sweet relief! Fong weekend begins at 4:00 p.m. NOVEMBER 4 Sing . . . play . . . pantomime . . . Who ' ll win the cake? Phi Theta Kappa Talent Con- test. 1 1 Georgia Day . . . Freshmen Play . . . Wh- wha-what do you think, Marcus? 24-25 Alumni Home-coming . . . Fall Music Fes- tival . . . Pioneers for Christ play. 26 Touring Choir leaves for Carolinas . . . Is there room on the bus for all of us? DECEMBER 3 Basketball at Emmanuel . . . Go, Dragons, go! . . . We ' ll beat ' em yet! 10 Student-Faculty Christmas Tea . . . music . . . good punch . culture and just plain fun. 16-20 Exams . . . Who can study with mistletoe, holly, and Christmas carols on the mind? 20 Exams are over! I ' ll be home for Christmas. . lovely loads of JANUARY 2-3 Registration . . . You mean she didn ' t come back? . . . Have you seen that new guy? He ' s a doll! 28 Superlative Coronation . . . Enter Fee ' s celestial kingdom! FEBRUARY 3 Alabama Day . . . Pioneers for Christ play, The Rock . . . Basketball tour begins . . . Go west, young man! 4 Singing Klaudt Family sponsored by the Junior College Seniors. 10 Florida banquet . . . food and fun . . . theme strikes a challenging note: Search for Souls. 1 1 Valentine Party . . . Who ' ll be King and Queen of Hearts? 1 6 Teacher Appreciation Day . . . Congratula- tions, Mrs. Herbert Walker! 24 SNEA Beauty Contest . . . talent . . . beau- ty .. . charm . . . Oh, Delilah! MARCH Western States banquet . rcsses . . . good food. States banquet Spanish guitar Spanish wait- 3 Northern States banquet . . . Fountain of Fife . . . Spanish guitar . . . inspirational speaker. 4 Faculty-Staff Play . . . I ' ve found the key! 5-12 Spring Revival: The Rev. W. E. Tull . . . soul-searching messages . . . promise of vic- tory . . . The Rev. Paul Henson . . . flame of evangelism . . . World-Wide Revival. 1 7 North Carolina Day . . . God ' s Trombones. 23 Touring Choir leaves . . . Tennessee, Mis- sissippi, Alabama . . . new friends . . . good food . . . tired throats . . . sore feet. 24 Easter holidays begin at noon . . . Operation Outreach to Texas, Mississippi, and Minne- sota-Wisconsin . . . home at last. APRIL In spring a young man ' s fancy turns to love! 4 Back to school. 7 South Carolina Day . . . Spring Music Festival. 14 Athletic Banquet me? . . . Really! 21 Spring picnic . . top this time. 29 Senior Banquet . orchid! . . . new formals be in on time! . . Would you go vuth . . my hero! I know I ' ll climb to the Roomie, it ' s a white . You must . . just can ' t repeat oh, no! MAY 2 Vindagua Dedication. 6-10 Exams . . . must pass that boring course . . 7 Baccalaureate service 1 1 Welcome, Alumni 1 2 Commencement exercises. Precious memories . . . Hasn ' t it been fun? . . . See you next year . . . Don ' t forget to write ! PAGE 14 ADMINISTRATION Seek him that maketh the seven stars and Orion, and turneth the shadow of death into the morning, and maketh the day dark with night: that calleth for the waters of the sea, and ponreth them out upon the faee of the earth: The LORD is his name, Amos 5:8. PAGE 15 THE PRESIDENT OF LEE COLLEGE . . . Jne nCei erend r ai4 rr. J ruqhed y l 2 ' PAGE 16 Business Manager MARVIN GOLDEN Registrar R. L. PLATT PAGE 17 Dean of Bible College R.HOLLIS CAUSE, JR. Dean of Junior College J. HERBERT WALKER, JR. DIVISION HEADS Principal of Academy STANLEY BUTLER Dean of School of Music A.T.HUMPHRIES RARIA N LeMOYNE SWIGER DEANS Men Women R. L. PLATT AVIS SWIGER BOARD OF DIRECTORS LEWIS J. WILLIS Chairman Seated: Ray H. Hughes, Lewis J. Willis, D. C. Boatwright. Standing: James Stephens, Lee Watson, J. P. Johnson, A. V. Howell, James L. Slay, Jr. PAGE 20 PAGE 21 PAGE 22 J 7 0 PAGE 23 PAGE 24 1960 PERSONNEL 1961 A. C. BENKER Policeman U LNA BLACK Bookkeeper E. L. BOEHMER Maintenance MARY BLALOCK Bookkeeper THELMA BRECKENRIDGE SYBIL BUTLER W. P. CORNWELL H. D. CROSS Snack Shop Secretary to Business Manager Boys ' Dormitory Supervisor Maintenance EVALINE ECHOLS Secretary to President LOUVINA FAULKNER Janitress, Girls ' Dormitory FAY GIBSON Secretary to Registrar NORA GOINS Janitress, Tharp Hall PAGE 25 1960 PERSONNEL 1961 GRACE GOLDEN Mail and Bookstore Clerk CHARLES GRAHAM Maintenance Supervisor LORENA HATHCOCK Girls ' Dormitory Supervisor JOSEPHINE HAY Secretary to Principal GRADY HURST Cafeteria FAYE McBRAYER Secretary to Registrar CI ION! Mel .AIN Assistant Librarian POLLY MILLER Bookkeeper NELL MUNCY R. C. MUNCY EFFIE PARKER ARTHUR PRESSLEY Snack Shop Manager Cafeteria Manager Nurse Maintenance PAGE 26 1960 PERSONNEL 1961 MARY RATHKE Cook DELLA SCOGGINS Cook VONCEIL SiMITH MARY LOU WILES Girls ' Dormitory Supervisor Girls ' Dormitory Supervisor STUDENT EMPLOYEES First row: Darlene Herndon, Charlotte Miller, Reba Taylor, Ruby Hewett, Alpha Deas, Jean Dickenson. Second row: Ted Wooldridge, Lazelle Waddell, Shirley Bowling, Carolyn O ' Neal, Jim Meletiou, Emry Millican, Bill Wilson, James Breckcnridge, Joyce Williams, Karen Lilly, Ligia Collazo, Betty Eversole. PAGE 27 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION DONALD AULTMAN President BENNIE TRIPLETT Vice-President LUCILLE WALKER Secretary FLOYD D. CAREY, JR. Board Member JAMES STEPHENS Board Member PHILIP MORRIS Recording Secretary PAGE 28 CLASSES When I consider thy heavens, the work of thy fingers, the moon and the stars, which thou hast ordained; What is man, that thou art mindful of him? Psalm 8:3, 4. PAGE 29 a w w l Left to right: David Jacobs, President; Harold Stevens, Vice-President; Bill Wooten, Secretary-Treasurer. BIBLE COLLEGE SENIORS ROBERT STEVENS Sponsor To the Bible College Seniors of 1961: Your spirit is characterized by the flame of enthu- siasm you possess in the pursuit of truth. While you have sought the true light, first of all with loyalty io your convictions, you have not let prejudice and bias keep you from modifying ideas and seeking both spirit- ual growth and mental attainment. Your diligence in intellectual matters has not kept you from developing your keen personal feelings. These feelings will mean as much to you in the field of Christian service as your knowledge; for they will enable you to stand where the masses have stood, sit where they have sat, and know what they have known. Sincerely, Robert Stevens, Sponsor JESSE BROWNING Everglades, Florida Class Vice-President 3 Ministerial Club 1, 4 Forensic Club 1, 2 BRADLEY L. CADDELL Dayton, Ohio Who ' s Who 4 Student Leader 4 Student Body Vice-President 4 Assistant Dean, Walker Hall 2, 3, 4 Class President 2 Class Vice-President 1, 3 Missions Club 2, 3, 4 Chaplain 3, 4 Forensic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 President 3 BENJAMIN HOLMES Rio Linda, California Ministerial Club 1. 3. 4 SENIORS DAVID B. JACOBS Cooleemee, North Carolina Who ' s Who 4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 3 Class President 4 Pioneers for SChrist 1, 2 Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Ministerial Club 3, 4 DAVID M. PAINTER Monroe, Michigan Student Council 4 President ' s Cabinet 3 District Court 2 Most Likely to Succeed 3 Dormitory Council 3 Pioneers for Christ 2, 3, 4 Evangelism Committee Chairman 3 Public Relations Committee 4 HAROLD E. STEVENS Dayton, Ohio Who ' s Who 4 Class President 1. 3 Class Secretary-Treasurer 4 Ministerial Club 1. 2, 3. 4 BIBLE COLLEGE SENIORS WILLIAM D. WOOTEN Elm City, North Carolina Who ' s Who 4 Student Leader 4 Mr. Lee College 4 Evangelism Committee 2, 3 Class President 2 Pioneers lor Christ 1, 2, 3, 4 President 3, 4 Music Club 2 Student Education Association 2 Bible College Apologetics Class y Greek, with a smile! 4 ■: .! £ SMS 3% £L Li ' 7 fo right: Arnold Thornton, President; Darlene Herndon, Secretary-Treasurer; Jimmy Wood, Vice-President; Elmer Odom, Sponsor. BIBLE COLLEGE JUNIORS ETHELENE ALEXANDER JANICE ANDERSON DARLENE HERNDON PAGE 33 ROBERT HERRIN EDWIN KING SHELBY McCOY JUNIORS JAMES MILLIGAN TRAVIS PORTER DOUGLAS MORGAN JAMES PREWITT MERVIN SHREVE MARTHA SMITH PAGE 34 CHARLES TASCIER WILLIAM TAYLOR WILLIAM THOMPSON ARNOLD THORNTON CHARLEY WILES JIMMY WOOD Brother Gause ' s Systematic Theology Class: To be, or not to be- that is the question! ' Left to right: Ronnie Ducroq, Vice-President; Mary Brannon, Secretary-Treasurer; Aubrey Maye, President; Charles Carpenter, Sponsor. BIBLE COLLEGE SOPHOMORES ROSIE BARNETT ESDRAS BETANCOURT ERNEST BLACK ROBERT BLACKABY MARY BRANNON LIGIA COLLAZO GEORGE COOPER DICKIE DAVIS RONALD DUCROO JOHN HELMS SOPHOMORES RUBY HEWETT DON JENKINS STACEY JOHNSON KAREN LILLY STANLEY McCARSON EUGENE MARTIN AUBREY MAYE JAMES MELETIOU PHILIP MORRIS SOPHOMORES VERNON PAUL GARLAND STOUT DARIENE fW N-TON EDDIE TANNER CLAUDE THOMPSON ROBERT WARREN JACK WILKERSON JOYCE WILLIAMS TED WOOLDRIDGE SOPHOMORES EARL YOUNG Audio-Visual Aids: Animated Puppetry PAGE 39 Left to right: William McKinncy, President; Aline Adcock, Secretary-Treasurer; Cecil Coward, Vice-President; R. Hollis Gause, Jr., Sponsor. BIBLE COLLEGE FRESHMEN ALINE ADCOCK KENNETH ARANT JAMES BRECKENRIDGE THOMAS BUCKNER TED BILDERBACK GARY BUTCHER PAGE 40 CECIL COWARD CHARLES FRENCH DON HURST BEECHER JOHNSON FRESHMEN ' AARON LAVENDER RAY McMULLEN JOHN LOMBARD BARBARA MONTGOMERY JAMES LYDA WAYNE PEARSON WILLIAM McKINNEY TERESA PETERS PAGE 41 BIBLE COLLEGE FRESHMEN CHARLES PITTMAN ATANASIE RAILEANU ERNEST ROBERTS RAY SANDERS PATRICIA SCHMIDT PHILLIP SHEARER JOEL TRAMMEL! ELMER TURNER WILLIAM WALLACE HUBERT WEBB HERB WILSON THOMAS WILSON PAGE 42 SCHOOL OF MUSIC FACULTY: Georgia Stroud, John Casale, Helen Symes, A. T. Humphries, Ruby Hurst, Roose- velt Miller, LaVera Humphries. SCHOOL OF MUSIC SENIOR The School of Music was organized four years ago for the purpose of training young men and women for the ministry of music. Music has always been an integral part of Lee College, and the School of Music is making its contri- bution toward a greater appreciation for the finer arts. JOE MUNCY Hamilton, Ohio Most Talented Runner-up 3. 4 Class President 1, 2, 4 Music Club President 1, 2 Football 1, 2. 3, 4 Touring Choir 1. 2, 3, 4 Student Choir Director 4 Continental Quartet 1, 2, 3. 4 Northern States President 4 PAGE 43 $$$$ji$$ Left to right: Mary Smith, President; Elaine Price, Secretary-Treasurer; Henrietta Pawluk, Vice-President. SCHOOL OF MUSIC JUNIORS ELAINE PRICE MARY SMITH BRENDA JOHNSON HENRIETTA PAWLUK PAGE 44 LINDA COOK BRIAN JOHNSON TEDDY HALL RUTH MAY SANFORD HOPKINS PATSY TAYLOR SCHOOL OF MUSIC SOPHOMORES Left to right: Brian Johnson, Vice-President; Teddy Hall, President; Linda Cook, Secretary-Treasurer i ' ? •. : • 4i 1£ w ? T W M  ™!« Left to right: Paul Gregory, Vice-President; Barbara Klaus, Secretary-Treasurer; Tim Harris, President. DAVID ALLEN GENE CROFT LAVONE ALLEN DELORES ELLIS SCHOOL OF MUSIC FRESHMEN PAGE 46 PAUL GREGORY TIM HARRIS BARBARA KLAUS BONNIE LAMBERT ANNETTE MATH IS JIM SUTTON JOAN PAULK JANET TAYLOR ANNETTE STANCILL DON SUMNER GRADY TOWN SEND LEAH WEYANDT PAGE 47 - : V ; i Left to right: Peggy Creech, Secretary; Lonzo Kirkland, Vice-President; Lynn Stone, President; Jeannie Holmes, Treas- urer. JUNIOR COLLEGE SENIORS LOIS BEACH Sponsor To the Junior College Seniors of 1961: As a graduating senior you have demonstrated the following personal qualities: Industry — you have en- countered discouragements, but self-discipline has forced you to stick it out. Integrity — you have met tempta- tion with resistance evidenced by your participation in church and youth groups. Initiative — you have found a way to solve your problems when decisions were difficult to make. Enthusiasm — you have possessed the energy of living, discovering, and reaching new heights. Interest in others — you have participated in religious and extracurricular activities which required giving of yourself. Also, an intellectual curiosity — you are youngsters whose antennae are out. I congrat- ulate you. Sincerely, Lois Beach, Sponsor VIRGIL TERRELL ALLEN Norwalk, California Boys ' Athletics Club 1. 2 Ministerial Club 1 Music Club 1, 2 Forensic Club 1 Touring Choir 1, 2 Campus Choir 1, 2 HELEN PATRICIA ANDERSON Savannah, Georgia Miss Lee College 2 Runner-up, Best Personality 1 Vindagua Staff 1, 2 Social Committee 1, 2 Class Secretary 1 Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Forensic Club 1 Touring Choir 1, 2 THOMAS BALDWIN Jacksonville, Florida Runner-up, Most Likely to Succeed 2 Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Phi Theta Kappa 2 Vice-President 2 SENIORS DAVID B. BARNES Uhrichsville, Ohio Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Student Education Association 1 DONALD D. CAREY Kensington, Georgia Missions Club 1, 2 Forensic Club 2 Boys ' Athletics Club 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 Band 1 RUTHANNA CARR Shabbona, Illinois Runner-up, Most Athletic 2 Pioneers for Christ 1 Missions Club 2 Basketball Captain 1 Softball 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 2 Campus Choir 1 T - REBA CHESSER Arcadia, Florida Most Athletic 2 Phi Theta Kappa 2 Forensic Club 2 Girls ' Athletics Club 1, 2 Softball 2 Basketball 2 Freshman Class Play 1 Forensic Club Play 1 PEGGY CREECH Somerville, Ohio Student Body Secretary-Treasurer 2 Most Likely to Succeed 2 Who ' s Who 2 Student Leader 2 Student Council 2 Vindagua Staff 1, 2 Class Secretary 2 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2 Secretary 2 ROMA JEAN DICKENSON Elizabethton, Tennessee Best Personality 2 Missions Club 1 Girls ' Athletics Club 1, 2 Forensic Club 1 Basketball 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 2 Campus Choir 1 SENIORS BETTY EVERSOLE Louisville, Kentucky Student Council 2 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2 Pioneers for Christ 1 Missions Club 2 Student Education Association 2 PRISCILLA ANN FOSHEE Lenoir City, Tennessee Pioneers for Christ 2 Forensic Club 2 Secretary-Treasurer 2 Campus Choir 2 LEBRON FREE Largo, Florida Missions Club 2 Sportsman Club 1 Boys ' Athletics Club 1, 2 Football 2 Softball 1 ' „ v WILLIAM TRAVIS GEORGE Mobile, Alabama Clarion Editor 2 Pioneers for Christ 2 Ministerial Club 2 Boys ' Athletics Club 2 Assistant Athletic Director 2 Football Manager 2 Basketball Manager 2 Softball Manager 2 DELENE GIBSON Eldorado, Illinois Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Secretary 2 Forensic Club 1, 2 Welcoming Committee 2 ROBERT GODFREY Cleveland, Tennessee SENIORS WANDA GORE Jasper, Alabama Vindagua Staff 1, 2 Clarion Staff 1, 2 Chapel Program Committee 1 Missions Club 1 Girls ' Athletics Club 1 Forensic Club 2 Cheerleader 2 Campus Choir 1, 2 ROLAND BO HERNDON Okeechobee, Florida Runner-up, Most Versatile 1 Class Vice-President 1 Clarion Staff 1, 2 Social Committee 3 Varsity Basketball 1, 2 Football 1, 2 Freshman Play 1, 2 JOSEPH WAYNE HODO Birmingham, Alabama Missions Club 1 Music Club 1 Football 1 Softball 1 Basketball 1, 2 CAROLYN JEAN HOLMES Florence, Kentucky Class Treasurer 2 Forensic Club 1, 2 Vice-President 2 Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Girls ' Athletics Club 1, 2 Cheerleader 1. 2 Captain 2 Touring Choir 2 Campus Choir 2 SARA JANE JARRELL Lake Jackson, Texas Pioneers for Christ 2 Missions Club 1 Girls ' Athletics Club 1. 2 Forensic Club 1 Secretary 1 Cheerleader 2 I EDWARD PAUL JOHNSON Greenville, South Carolina Pioneers for Christ 2 Boys ' Athletics Club 1, 2 Football 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 Campus Choir 1 SENIORS ROBERT P. JOHNSON Tucson, Arizona Boys ' Athletics Club 2 Football 2 FREDDIE D. KILLMAN Charlotte, North Carolina Clarion Staff 2 Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Missions Club 1, 2 Ministerial Club 1 Boys ' Athletics Club 1, 2 Vice-President 1, 2 • Basketball 1, 2 Football 1, 2 Touring Choir 1 LONZO TRAVIS KIRKLAND Starke, Florida Student Council 2 Vindagua Staff 2 Chapel Program Committee Chairman Social Committee 1, 2 Class Vice-President 2 Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Forensic Club 1 Fisher Body Craftman ' s Guild Winner ROBERT LANNING Washington, D. C. Who ' s Who 2 Phi Theta Kappa 2 Pioneers for Christ 1 Basketball 1 Campus Choir 1 WILLIE F. LAWRENCE Clinchco, Virginia Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Student Education Association 1 SUE McGHEE Tinley Park, Illinois Most Versatile 2 Girls ' Athletics Club 1, 2 President 2 Northern States Secretary-Treasurer 2 Basketball 1, 2 Touring Choir 2 Campus Choir 1, 2 SENIORS SHIRLEY JOYCE iVIOONEYHAM Minot, North Dakota Phi Theta Kappa 2 Missions Club 1, 2 EFFIE J. PARKER Plant City, Florida Student Education Association 1 FREDRICK VINCENT PARTON Alton, Illinois Student Council 1 LESTER E. PATE Tuscaloosa, Alabama Ministerial Club 1, 2 CHARLES RAMSEY Chi eland, Tennessee WANDA FAYE RAMSEY Maryville, Tennessee Missions Club 1 Girls ' Athletics Club 1 Secretary-Treasurer 2 Glee Club Accompanist 2 SENIORS wm BETTY JEAN ROBBINS Roswcll, Georgia Wittiest 1, 2 Vindagua Staff 1, 2 Clarion Staff 2 Public Relations Committee 2 Social Committee 2 Home Economics Club 2 Secretary-Treasurer 2 Forensic Club 1 Vice-President 1 HARMON J. ROBERTS Detroit, Michigan Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Campus Choir 1, 2 MARTHA SHORT Stanford, Kentucky Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Music Club 1, 2 Girls ' Athletics Club 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 Freshman Play 1 Pioneers for Christ Play 2 Touring Choir 1, 2 Campus Choir 1, 2 MARSHALL KENNETH SMITH McCall Creek, Mississippi Pioneers for Christ 1 Missions Club 1, 2 President 2 Campus Choir 1, 2 LOIS KATHY STEEL Granite City, Illinois Pioneers for Christ 1 Missions Club 1 Girls ' Athletics Club 1 Campus Choir 1 HERBERT LYNN STONE King sport, Tennessee Who ' s Who 2 Student Leader 2 Public Relations Committee 2 Class President 2 Phi Theta Kappa President 2 Missions Club 1 Forensic Club 1 Touring Choir 1, 2 SENIORS G. A. SWANSON Tucson, Arizona Runner-up, Most Congenial Married Couple 2 Vindagua Staff 2 Soul Winner Editor 2 Welcoming Committee 1 Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 President 1 Spanish Club 1 LYNDA THARP Pangburn, Arkansas Vindagua Staff 2 Clarion Staff 2 Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Girls ' Athletics Club 1, 2 Home Economics Club 1, 2 President 2 Western States Club Treasurer 1 Campus Choir 1 CECIL MORRELL UPCHURCH Boaz, Alabama Pioneers for Christ 1, 2 Forensic Club 2 Bovs ' Athletics Club 1. 2 Football 1 Basketball 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 EDNA LAZELLE WADDELL Lambert, Mississippi Vindagua Staff 1, 2 Clarion Staff 2 Welcoming Committee 2 Girls ' Athletics Club 1. 2 Vice-President 2 ROBERT HOWARD WILLIAMS Dunn, Louisiana EUGENE WOODARD Cleveland, Tennessee Bovs ' Athletics Club 1, 2 Football 2 Basketball 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 SENIORS L. E. WOOTEN Chattanooga, Tennessee Boys ' Athletics Club 1, 2 Sportsman Club 1 Missions Club 1 Basketball 1. 2 Football 1, 2 Campus Choir 1, 2 Touring Choir 1 leli bin, du hist, er ist Left to right: Charlotte Miller, Treasurer; Tommy Manning, Vice-President; Priseilla Short, Secretary; Ronnie Peeples, President; Clifford Dennison, Sponsor. JUNIOR COLLEGE FRESHMEN DARLENE ALLEN JAN ARNETT J. M. AYCOCK BARBARA BAXTER YVONNE BENNETT REBECCA BENNETT LARRY BENZ CHARLES BLACK PAGE 57 RONALD BLAZIER PAUL BOLT BOBBY CARTER TANET CASSTDY SHIRLEY BOWLING LARRY BURT SAM COCHRAN SUE CORLEY LORRAINE CARROLL JIM DAVIDSON FRESHMEN BETTY DAVIS DENNIS EDGAR ALPHA DEAS FORREST EVANS FAYE DICKERSON DANIEL DOBBEN BERNARD GILLEY GLORIA HALL BRENT DRISKELL HARVEY HARKINS PAGE 58 DON HARRIS MARY HOLDMAN FAYE HEAD PAT HELTON DANNY HINKLEY BOBBY HOLT ODTS HUFFSTUTLER DALE HUGHES MARTHA HODGES JACK HUGHES FRESHMEN CAROLYN JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON ESTHER KALEM MAX KENT MARY JOHNSON JANE KING REGINA JOHNSON BARBARA JOSHLYN EDDIE LOU LEE DUDLEY LYTLE PAGE 59 PAT McCLURE JUDY MAXWELL SANDY McMILLAN ELMER MADDEN THOMAS MANNING LYNN MATHEWS CHARLOTTE MILLER LOMAN MILLER EMRY MILLICAN LEX MIXON FRESHMEN MARY MORRIS DON NICKOLSON CAROLYN O ' NEAL ROBERT OWENS RICK PAINTER RONALD PEEPLES LINDA RIFFE JUDY ROSE JUDY PAINTER BARBARA RUTLAND PAGE 60 JAMES SHEALY JOEL STILL CAROLE SHIRES PRISCILLA SHORT JOHN SIMMONS TREASURE SWANSON BRENDA TALBERT BOBBY TAYLOR JTM. • ALICE STEPHENS REBA TAYLOR FRESHMEN PHIL TEMPLETON WINNIE TITUS LOIS TRADER BARBARA WALES NADINE WEBSTER ROSALIE WELCH RHEBA WELLBORN PAUL WESSON JUANITA WILSON LILLIE WOODARD PAGE 61 ' •- 9 ddrSt k S Left to right: Mary Core, Secretary; Darla Leatherberry, President; Jeanne Hall, Treasurer; Chick Cody, Vice-Presi- dent. HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS HOPE KINSER HALL Sponsor On the day of commencement, having now reached one of our plateaus in the climb to success, we can view the accomplishments of our years at Lee Academy with pride. We have shared profitable and fruitful hours together that will benefit us and the kingdom of God. After we think of days gone by, we turn our thoughts to our new goals before us. We all have the joy of knowing that the higher we climb, the farther we are from where we have been; and the closer we are to where we are going. ALMA CAROLYN AMMONS Lakeland, Florida Pioneers for Christ 4 Home Economics 2, 3 OHIN LEE BOWLES Potosi, Missouri Boys ' Athletics Club 4 Softball 4 Basketball 4 Glee Club 4 ROSE SHARON BOWLES Potosi, Missouri Vindagua Staff 4 Beta Club 4 Pioneers for Christ 4 Gi rls ' Athletics Club 4 Softball 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 SENIORS PHYLLIS JUNE BRUMMETT Miami, Florida Vindagua Staff 4 Missions Club 4 Girls ' Athletics Club 4 Alternate Cheerleader 4 Softball 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Glee Club 4 FRED CHICK CODY Biloxi, Mississippi Student Council 3 Class President 2 Class Vice-President 4 Softball 3, 4 Basketball 2, 4 Football Manager 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 MARY CATHERINE CORE Covington, Louisiana Class Secretary 4 Beta Club 4 Pioneers for Christ 4 Girls ' Athletics Club 4 Softball 1. 2, 4 Basketball 4 Captain 4 YVONNE CORLEY Miami, Florida Vindagua Staff 4 Pioneers for Christ 4 Girls ' Athletics Club 4 Freshman Play 4 Softball 4 Campus Choir 4 DORIS JEANETTE DENNISON Cleveland, Tennessee Who ' s Who 4 Student Council 4 Vindagua Staff 4 Beta Club 4 Pioneers for Christ 4 Gir)s ' Athletics Club 4 Basketball 4 Glee Club 4 MARCUS PUSSELL Fort Lauderdale, Florida Softball 4 Basketball 4 Football 4 Volleyball 4 Glee Club 4 SENIORS ALETHIA BELLE GOFF Everglades, Florida Beta Club 1, 2 Softball 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 SANDRA GRIFFITH CRUMLEY Cleveland, Tennessee Vindagua Staff 4 JEANNIE HALL Miami, Florida Vindagua Staff 4 Clarion Staff 4 Class Treasurer 4 Pioneers for Christ 4 Girls ' Athletics Club 4 Cheerleader 4 Basketball 4 Campus Choir 4 ! %•• «■— Hf JIM HALL Fort Lauderdale Florida Boys ' Athletics Club 4 Softball 4 Basketball 4 Football 4 Volleyball 4 PEGGY HARTMAN Plains, Texas Pioneers for Christ 4 Music Club 4 Softball 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Glee Club 4 CLAYTON DUANE HEIL St. Louis, Missouri Glee Club 4 SENIORS JANICE RAE HUGHES Cleveland, Tennessee Who ' s Who 4 Beta Club 4 Forensic Club 4 Softball 4 Basketball 4 Freshman Flay 4 KENNETH DAVID HUGHES Riviera Beach, Florida Pioneers for Christ 4 JACKIE JOHNSON West Palm Beach, Florida MARILYN LOUISE LASHLEY Mansfield, Ohio Beta Club 4 Pioneers for Christ 4 Glee Club 4 J DARLA KAY LEATHERBERRY Champaign, Illinois Student Leader 4 Who ' s Who 4 Welcoming Committee 4 Class Vice-President 3 Class President 4 Beta Club 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Glee Club 3, 4 MICHAEL LUCKY Naples, Florida Softball 4 Basketball 4 Football 4 Volleyball 4 Glee Club 4 SENIORS HUGH MORRIS Talladega, Alabama Boys ' Athletics Club 4 Softball 4 Basketball 4 Football 4 Glee Club 4 RONA MARIE MORSE San Antonio, Texas Missions Club 4 Home Economics 4 Glee Club 4 BETTYE JEAN MURRAY Cleveland, Tennessee Vindagua Staff 4 MARY LU O ' BANNON Fort Myers, Florida Missions Club 4 Girls ' Athletics Club 4 Softball 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Glee Club 4 CAROL PARTON Cleveland, Tennessee Glee Club 4 TOMMIE LYNN PFDIGO Independence, Kansas Class Secretary 3 Girls ' Athletics Club 3, 4 Softball 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Glee Club 3, 4 SENIORS PATRICIA ANN ROBBINS Roswell, Georgia Student Council 1 Pioneers for Christ 3 Forensic Club 3 Softball 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 Glee Club 2, 3 Operetta 3 MICHAEL SALMON Odenton, Maryland Beta Club 3, 4 President 4 Boys ' Athletics Club 3. 4 Softball 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Football 3. 4 Glee Club 3, 4 FRED SPAIN Cleveland, Tennessee Boys ' Athletics Club 2. 3, 4 Softball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Football 2. 3. 4 Glee Club 2 BRENDA JUNE STEPP Cleveland, Tennessee Beta Club 4 Pioneers for Christ 4 Forensic Club 4 JUDY STEWART Cleveland, Tennessee Missions Club 4 Gu-ls ' Athletics Club 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 4 MARTHA ELLEN TATUM Cleveland, Tennessee SENIORS RITA JOYCE THOMAS Meadowview, Virginia Pioneers for Christ 4 Home Economics 4 Wrong, again: The future is bright for students of science . . . Brother Dennison ' s college chemistry class . . . The ministry of music . . . church music, public school teaching, music therapy need specialized musicians . . . A. T. Humphries ' music theory class . . . Creations with a personal touch in- crease versatility in the college girl ' s wardrobe . . . Mrs. Beach ' s textile and clothing construction class . . . Left to right: Dot Addison, Vice-President; Larry McEachin, President; Evanclle Shoemaker, Secretary-Treasurer; Christine Waddell, Sponsor. HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS DOROTHY ADDISON SANDRA DAVIS CAROL MILLER ERLENE PHILLIPS DOUGLAS VANCE RILL WILSON PAGE 70 Guess who failed high school hiology! HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES EVELYN GRESHAM LAVOY NEWTON CAROL HENRY LARRY McEACHIN JANNELLE MORGAN JULIA GUILLIN EVANELLE SHOEMAKER NAOMI WHEELER PAGE 7 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION JUNIORS IVY GATES DAVID SPATAFORE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FRESHMEN Left to right: David Spatafore, President; Ivy Gates, Secretary-Treasurer Helen Symes, Sponsor. DAVID CAPEELE LLOYD HAZZARD CHARLES JENKINS LAVERN RODGERS EVERETTE SWACKHAMMER) JIMMY THARP SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS CECIL ALLEN TEX ASBURY PALL BLOOMER MANUEL BONILLA JIMMY BOURLAND GARY BRANCH GERRELL BROWN GILES CHILDERS CARLOS DIAZ MARIA DIAZ LED GEE EARLDINE HAND BOBBY HANSHAW JUANITA HASFORD THAMAS HOLLINGSWORTH PAGE 73 SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS JIM HUDSON GERALD JOHNSON AARON JUDD DUANE LAMBERT ANN MAPLES EDWIN MESSER ALEAN MILLER EVEA LEA PENDERGRASS DORA ROGERS LAMAR ROSS EDWARD SHARP JOYCE SHOPE JOHN SIMS ANNETTE WOODS DAVID WOODSON PAGE 74 FEATURES There is one glory of the sun, and another glory of the moon, and another glory of the stars: for one star differeth from another star in glory, I Corinthians 15:41. PAGE 75 jjLO MR. LEE COLLEGE MISS LEE COLLEGE zJ jAje v CqiJ J PAGE J-, ' ' ' ' :-• ' . .... -£■- J ■ a Sk? « 8f v«« j MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PAGE 80 MOST VERSATILE • •%«« f%: 1? y v BEST PERSONALITY d -. OlW iAjyCcJ rx s y PAGE 82 MOST TALENTED Mds?b t •P 1 ™ p ' X ■■■ ■■■ K 4J m WITTIEST MMy lif 1 I ( c-D JfcJ CWxnv) V (AlorLQ) PAGE 84 MOST ATHLETIC CUhU) ' -••? ■ MOST CONGENIAL MARRIED COUPLE -Jva tLiL. Tu uxro - NoSL PAGE 86 MR. AND MISS LEE COLLEGE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PAGE 88 BEST PERSONALITY VERNON PAUL CHARLOTTE MILLER MOST TALENTED JOE MUNCY BRENDA JOHNSON PAGE 89 WITTIEST EDDIE TANNER JUDY PAINTER TREASURE SWANSON G. A. SWANSON PAGE 90 19 + WHO ' S WHO + 61 MRS. DOROTHY WHITE Junior College DORIS DENMSON High School JANICE HUGHES High School DARLA LEATHERBERRY High School BRAD CADDELL Bible College DAVID JACOBS Bible College HAROLD STEVENS Bible College PAGE 91 JIMMY WOOD BRAD CADDELL Student Body President Student Body Vice-President PEGGY CREECH Student Body Secretary -Treasurer MARTHA SMITH Editor, Vindagua 19 + STUDENT LEADERS + 61 DARLENE HERNDON Editor Clarion AUBREY MAYE Chairman, Evangelism Committee ARNOLD THORNTON DARLA LEATHERBERRY President, Ministerial Club Beta Club BILL WOOTEN President, Pioneers for Christ JOE MUNCY LYNN STONE RONNIE DUCROO School of Music President, Phi Theta Kappa President, Forensic Club PAGE 92 ORGANIZATIONS ' And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of my Spirit upon all flesh , . . And I will shew wonders in heaven above, and signs in the earth beneath, Acts 2:17, 19. PAGE 93 JIMMY WOOD STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT PAGE 94 The duties of the Student Body President arc many and varied. Greatly admired in the school, he serves as chairman of the Student Council and as student representative to the Discipline Committee. He is one of the members that makes up the back- bone of our student government. The Vice-President and the Secretary-Treasurer work hand in hand with the President to make student government move smoothly. These are hon- ored and responsible positions which are very capably filled. BRAD CADDELL Vice-President PEGGY CREECH Secretary-Treasurer PAGE 95 ■■ M STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Brad Caddcll, Jimmy Wood, Peggy Creech. First row: Lonzo Kirkland, Betty Eversole, Brenda John- son, Judy Maxwell, Julia Guillen, Patsy Taylor, Teresa Peters. Second row: Sanford Hopkins, Bob Blackaby, Bill Wil- son, Robert Herrin, Tommy Manning. Sponsors: Elmer Odom and R. L. Piatt. The purpose of the Student Council . . . encourage student participation in school government . . . foster school pride and endeavors . . . promote fel- lowship . . . create better understand- ing and greater cooperation between students and faculty. PAGE 96 Seated: Peggy Creech, Stanley Butler, chairman; Nina Driggers. Standing: Charles Carpenter, Jimmy Wood, Brad Cad- dell, J. Herbert Walker, Jr. DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE The purpose of the Discipline Committee is strictly disciplinary . . . consists of three faculty members ... a moderator appointed by the school president . . . three student body officers. PAGE 97 ■p PRESIDENT ' S CABINET Left to right: Sanford Hopkins, Aubrey Maye, Jimmy Wood, Darlene Herndon, Robert Herrin. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Left to right: Lonzo Kirkland, Bo Herndon, Betty Robbins, Darlene Hern- don, chairman; Helen Anderson, Paul Wesson, Bernard Gilley. PAGE 98 CHAPEL PROGRAM COMMITTEE Left to right: Ronnie Ducroq, Janice Hughes, Robert Herrin, chairman; Mary Ruth Morris, Paul Gregory. EVANGELISM COMMITTEE Left to right: Arnold Thornton, Bill Wooten, Aubrey Maye, chairman; Joyce Williams, Kenneth Smith, Bob Blaekaby. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE Left to right: Lynn Stone, Betty Robbins, Delcne Gibson, Sanford Hopkins, chair- man; Mary Smith, Mary Brannon, Bill Wilson. PAGE 99 rtL THE 1961 VINDAGUA MARTHA ANN SMITH Editor MARY RUTH MORRIS Associate Editor Sponsors: LOIS BEACH MARVIN GOLDEN BEATRICE ODOM Staff: TED WOOLDRIDGE, artist CAROL SHIRES, copy editor SHARON BOWLES, typist BETTYE MURRAY, typist DONNIE SUMNER, campus photographer PAGE 100 PHILIP MORRIS Business Manager It takes co-operation to meet those deadlines! Business Staff: HELEN ANDERSON DELENE GIBSON WANDA GORE LONZO KIRKLAND JUDY MAXWELL G. A. SWANSON PAGE 10; LORRAINE CARROLL Administration Editor PEGGY CREECH Features Editor ROBERT HERRIN Organization Editor LIGIA COLLAZO Bible College Editor ALICE STEPHENS Junior College Editor Associate Editors of the Viiidagua PAGE 102 LAZELLE WADDELL Clubs Editor LYNDA THARP Athletics Editor BETTY ROBBINS Snapshots Editor DORIS DENNISON Hi ' jli School Editor MARY SMITH School of Music and Religious Education Editor Seated: Yvonne Corlcy, Associate Snapshots Editor; Jeannie Hall, Associate Features Editor. Standing: Janice Hughes, Associate Religious Education and School of Music Editor; Bonnie Lambert, Asso- ciate Clubs Editor; Phyllis Brummctt, Associate Ath- letics Editor; Alpha Deas, Associate Junior College Editor; Aline Adcock, Associate Bible College Editor; Dot Addison, Associate Administration Editor; Sandra Griffith Crumley, Associate High School Editor; Leah Weyandt, Associate Organizations Editor. The feeling of accomplishment in the finished pro- duct, the 1961 Vindagua, more than compensates for all the rushed and sometimes toilsome hours spent in scheduling pictures, putting ideas into action, draw- ing layout plans, typing and retyping copy, and meet- ing those ever-present deadlines. Victories that only the Vindagua staff experiences, encouraged us on. Wc have all worked together to produce the 1961 Vindagua for your enjoyment. We hope you like it! PAGE 103 7ij TH CLARION Editor DARLENE HERNDON Hard work goes into a good publication! PAGE 104 Assoc flfc Editor MAX KENT Sponsor LeMOYNE SWIGER NEWS REPORTERS: Ernest Roberts, Wanda Gore, editor; Sue McGhee. FEATURE REPORTERS: Jack Hughes, Judy Maxwell, editor; Fayc Head. PAGE 105 SOCIETY REPORTERS: Betty Robbins, Mary Ruth Morris, Mary Smith, editor; Jeannie Hall, Dele rte Gib- son. SPORTS REPORTERS: Fred Killman, Lazcllc Waddcll, Bo Herndon. Informal portrait of the Clarion staff. PAGE 106 SOUL-WINNER Editor G. A. SWANSON Associate Editor MARY BRANNON REPORTERS: Ronnie Ducroq, Esdras Bctancourt ARTIST: Treasure Swanson PAGE 107 it •• 1 If 1 if i if M - i v i TOURING CHOIR First roil ' .- Leah Wcyandt, Wanda Frazier, Martha Short, Charlotte Mil- ler, Naomi Allen, Sue McGhee, Wanda Gore, Priscilla Short, Joan Paulk, Linda Cook, Patsy Taylor, Becky Bennett. Second row: Harvey Harkins, Dickie Davis, Tim Harris, Jim Breckenridge, Virgil Allen, Phillip Morris, Lynn Matthews, Joe Muncy, Ted Wooldridge, Lynn Stone, Garland Stout. Third row: Elaine Price, LaVone Allen, Helen Anderson, Mary Buth Morris, Barbara Klaus, Janet Taylor, Mary Smith, Delorcs Ellis, Bonnie Lambert, Brenda Johnson, Henrietta Pavvluk. Fourth row: Jim Sutton, Don Ellis, Don Bilderback, David Allen, Paul Gregory, Donnie Sumner, Brian Johnson, Grady Townsend, Loman Miller, Danny Hinkley, Sanford Hopkins, Tom Milligan. CAMPUS CHOIR Darlene Allen, Joan Paulk, Linda Cook, Regina Johnson, Lillie Woodard, Mary Buth Morris, Charlotte Miller, Annette Mathis, Janet Taylor, Yvonne Bennett, Wanda Gore, Priscilla Short, Rheba Wellborn, Martha Short, Naomi Allen, Rebecca Bennett, Sandra McMillan, Teresa Peters, Leah Weyandt, Martha Hodges, Judy Rose, Alary Holdman, Sue McGhee, Faye Head, Dclores Ellis, Wanda Frazier, Ruth May, LaVone Allen, Jeannie Hall, Yvonne Corley, Barbara Joshlyn, Sue Corley, Carolyn Ammons, Annette Stan- cill, Rosalie Welch, Bonnie Lambert, Barbara Klaus, Judy Maxwell, Betty Davis, Janet Cassidy, Linda Johnson, Alive Stephens, Ligia Collazo, Betty Bobbins, Lois Trader, Jan Arnett, Eddie Lou Lee, Helen Anderson, Jeannie Holmes, Pat McClure, Elaine Price. IT Ui II II R U if ACCOMPANISTS: Mary Smith, pianist; Henrietta Pawluk, organist. DIRECTOR: A. T. Humphries Virgil Allen, Billy George, Bernard Gillcy, James Breekenridge, Paul Wesson, Joe Hodo, Lynn Stone, Harvey Harkins, Jack Hughes, Lynn Matthews, Paul Bolt, Dudley Lytle, David Capped, Dickie Davis, Philip Morris, Joe Muncy, Bill Wootcn, Tim Harris, Garland Stout, Gary Butcher, Joel Still, Sanford Hopkins, L. E. Wooten, Ted Wooldridge, Teddy Hall, Larry Benz, Paul Gregory, Don Nicholson, Don Ellis, Donnie Sumner, Max Kent, Loman Miller, Danny Hinkley, Jim Sutton, Kenneth Smith, Larry Burt, Jim Davidson, Dale Hughes, Tom Milligan, Fred- die Killman, Gene Croft, Harmon Roberts, David Allen, Vincent Parton, Don Bilderback, Grady Townsend, Brian Johnson, Don Hurst, Stanley McCarson. ■M MS ' I 1 it  H u First row: Evanelle Shoemaker, Doris Dennison, Rona Morse, Mary _ __ Lu O ' Bannon, Darla Leatherberry, Pat Robbins. V- A LJ EL, Ivl i Q  I I CJ I Fx Second row: Carol Parton, Naomi Wheeler, Marilyn Lashley, Tommie Pedigo, Sharon Bowles, Phyllis Brummett, Peggy Hartman. Third row: Terry Butler, Duane Heil, LaVoy Newton, Douglas Vance, Orin Bowles, Kenneth Hughes, Chick Cody, Larry McEachin. ROOSEVELT MILLER, Director WANDA RAMSEY, Accompanist PAGE 1 10 CONTINENTAL QUARTET SCHOOL OF MUSIC TRIO A CAPPELLA TRIO JANICE ANDERSON SOLOISTS TEDDY HALL ROBERT HERRIN BRIAN JOHNSON PAGE CHAPEL USHERS JACK HUGHES DON HURST FRED KILLMAN BRIAN JOHNSON KENN ETH SMITH ELMER ODOM, Sponsor DORMITORY SUPERVISORS Seated: Vonceil Smith, Girls ' Dormitories; Lorena Hathcoclc, Simmons Hall; Mary Lou Wiles, Nora Chambers Hall. Standing: W. P. Cornwell, Walker Hall; Brad Caddell, Assistant, Walker Hall; Honette and Evaline Echols, Tharp Hall. PAGE 1 12 CLUBS ' He appointed the moon for seasons, Psalm 104:19. PAGE 1 1 3 BETA CLUB MOTTO: Let us lead by serving others. President MIKE SALMON Secretary-Treasurer DARLA LEATHERBERRY Sponsor .. .. STANLEY BUTLER PAGE 1 1 4 PHI THETA KAPPA MOTTO: Wisdom, Aspiration, Purity President LYNN STONE Vice-President TOMMY BALDWIN Secretary-Treasurer .. . PEGGY CREECH Sponsor J. HERBERT WALKER, JR. PAGE 1 1 5 MINISTERIAL MOTTO: Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel, Mark 16:15. W TKfSI President ARNOLD THORNTON Vice-President BILL THOMPSON Secretary _ TRAVIS PORTER Treasurer ERNEST BLACK Sponsor DONALD GIBSON PAGE 1 1 6 MUSIC MOTTO: Music — the art of happy living. President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer TEDDY HALL BRIAN JOHNSON BRENDA JOHNSON Sponsor A. T. HUMPHRIES PAGE 1 17 MISSIONS MOTTO: To the regions beyond. President ... .... KENNETH SMITH Vice-President - - JOYCE WILLIAMS Secretory-Treasurer .. .. LIGIA COLLAZO Sponsor AVIS SWIGER PAGE 1 1 8 PIONEERS FOR CHRIST MOTTO: He that winneth souls is wise, ' ' Proverbs 11:30. President „ ..._ BILL WOOTEN Vice-Presidents .. .. AUBREY MAYE BOB BLACKABY Secretary DELENE GIBSON Treasurer KAREN LILLY Sponsors CHARLES BEACH PEGGY HUMPHREY MILTON HAY HOWARD HANCOCK PAGE 1 19 MINISTERS ' WIVES MOTTO: She serveth best who loveth best. President JEAN WILSON Vice-President RITA RAMSEY Secretary-Treasurer .. SHELBY STEVENS Sponsors .. MRS. CHARLES W. CONN MRS. W. J. DOBBEN PAGE 120 HOME ECONOMICS MOTTO: Homemaking is the art of living. President LYNDA THARP Vice-President BRENDA TALBERT Secretary-Treasurer __ BETTY ROBBINS Sponsor LOIS BEACH PAGE 121 GIRLS ' ATHLETICS MOTTO: A player ' s reputation as a good sportsman cannot be purchased. President - SUE McGHEE Vice-President - LAZELLE WADDELL Secretary-Treasurer - WANDA RAMSEY Sponsor _ HOPE HALL PAGE 122 BOYS ' ATHLETICS MOTTO: On the fields of friendly strife, one is preparing for the trials of life. President DICKIE DAVIS Vice-President BO HERNDON Secretary-Treasurer . STANLEY McCARSON Sponsor HUBERT BLACK PAGE 123 FORENSIC MOTTO: A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver. President - RONNIE DUCROQ Vice-President .. .. . JEANNIE HOLMES Secretary-Treasw PRISCILLA FOSHEE Sponsor _. .. CHARLES CARPENTER PAGE 124 STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION MOTTO: Dare something worthy. President MARTHA SMITH Vice-President KAREN LILLY Secretary-Treasurer - IVY GATES Chaplain MERVIN SHREVE Sponsor ... TERRELL McBRAYER PAGE 125 FACULTY AND STAFF MOTTO: Unity through fellowship ' President STANLEY BUTLER Vice-President DONALD GIBSON Secretary-Treasurer _. .. PEGGY HUMPHREY PAGE 126 ATHLETICS ' Is not God in the height of heaven? and behold the height of the stars, how high they are! Job 22:12. PAGE 127 HUBERT BLACK Boys ' Athletic Director ] £ F , ATHLETIC DIRECTORS ■wllwJf H C T HOPE KINSER HALL Girls ' Athletic Director :V. ' ' •,.•«- ' -■•• ■ • •• 4 i ' , .  ' ' 4 „ • ' 4  ' I,« ' 4.j ' , ' .7 ' it4 l —  ;;.{• •■  : ' .,44 44 ttt ait 1 4 k 4, ' i 4 ■ : ■ UittV K , I 4 4 4-4 4 ' ik 4 4 4 4 4 lUMI 4 4, 4 ' 4 4 ' ■ ' .  •4.441 « f(j PAGE 128 A high point in the game between the Drag- ons and the Lions. I I MM 1 9 I 1 i ■ i ifc 1 I ' 1 HHJK r . ( W3 Bf M j Wf Jii  W B l ll ,wj Cl y $i iwPt + LEE VS. EMMANUEL + The cheerleading squad boosts the High School Dra§ ons on to victory! R. C. Muncv, veteran referee of Lee Games. A well-placed shot by a Dragon deserves a rousing cheer! PAGE 129 PAGE 130 VARSITY. COLLEGE DENNIS CARTWR1GHT BERNARD GILLEY DON JENKINS RILL LOVELADY PAGE 132 BO HERNDON FREDDIE KILLMAN STANLEY McCARSON DALE HUGHES DUDLEY LYTLE LOMAN MILLER -VARSITY- HIGH SCHOOL OK IN BOWLES LARRY BURT (HICK CODY MARCUS FUSSELL JIMMY HALL MICKEY LUCKY HUGH MORSE MIKE SALMON FRED SPAIN GENE WOODARD PAGE 133 ik ' K m mtm- HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS V, , C ■ ; ' -; : S ' Kneeling: Coach Butler Standing: Mike Salmon, Mickey Lucky, Chick Cody, Fred Spain, Orin Bowles, Jimmy Hall, Hugh Morse, Marcus Fussell. BASKETBALL Left to right: Paul Johnson, Robert Johnson, Bobby Hanshaw, Morrell Upchurch, Donald Carey. BIBLE COLLEGE Kneeling: Brad Caddcll Standing: Bill Thompson, Harold Stevens, Travis Pcrter, David Jacobs. FRESHMEN Left to right: Aaron Judd, Ronnie Blazier, Grady Townscnd, Danny Dobbcn, Elmer Madden. SCHOOL OF MUSIC Kneeling: Don Ellis, Sanford Hopkins, Tim Harris, Jim Sutton. Standing: Donnie Sumner, Brian Johnson, Grady Tovvnsend, Paul Gregory. FRESHMEN Left to right: Danny Hinkley, Ronnie Blazicr, Paul Bolt, Jim Davidson, Dennis Edgar, Dan Dobbcn, Loman Miller. FOOTBALL SENIORS First row: Bo Herndon, Robert Johnson, Jack Hughes, l 3 aul Johnson, LeBron Free, Stan McCarson. Second row: Gene Woodard, Ronnie Peeples, Freddie killman, L. E. Wooten. H IGH SCHOOL First row: Grady Townscnd, Mickey Lucky, Fred Spain, Jimmy Hall, Donnie Harris. Second row: Mike Salmon, Levoy Bennett, Hugh Morse, Marcus Fussell. MANAGERS ' Chick Cody and Larry McEachin REFEREES Left to right: Coach Butler, Coach Black, Coach Walkei PAGE 137 •mm kT? |r SENIORS First row: Robert Johnson, Stan McCarson, Jack Hughes, Don Carey. Second row: Gene Woodard, LeBron Free, Freddie [{oilman, Morrell Upchurch, Paul Johnson, Ronnie Peeples. SOFTBALL FRESHMEN Kneeling: Bernard Gilley, Dudley Lytle. Standing: Neal Evans, Danny Dobben, Jim Davidson, Dale Hughes, Don Jenkins, Ronnie Blazier, Dennis Edgar, Harvey Harkins. HIGH SCHOOL Kneeling: Mike Salmon, Marcus Fusscll. Standing: Chick Cody, LaVoy Newton, Donnie Har- ris, Hugh Morse, Jimmy Hall. Intramural games provide stimulating activities for everyone. + PING-PONG CHAMPS + JIMMY BOURLAND SUE McGHEE RUNNERS-UP BRAD CADDELL REBA CHESSER PAGE 140 J + TENNIS CHAMPS + Robert joiinson Doubles: JIMMY BOURLAND and BRAD CADDELL RUNNERS-UP BRAD CADDELL Doubles: MERVIN SHREVE and TOE HODO PAGE 14 GIRLS ' SOFTBALL FRESHMEN Back to front: Delores Ellis, Jane King, Judy Painter, Eddie Lee, Jan Arnett, Lavone Allen, Barbara Joshlyn, Yvonne Corley, Alice Stephens, Lois Trader, Nadene Web- ster, Charlotte Miller, Barbara Klaus. HIGH SCHOOL Kneeling: Tommie Pedigo Standing: Jackie Johnson, Dot Addison, Mary O ' Bannon, Peggy Hartman, Sharon Bowles, Jcannie Hall, Phyllis Brummett, Doris Dennison, Evanelle Shoemaker, Mary Core. SENIORS Clockwise: Roxie Carr, Betty Robbins, Sue McGhee, Wanda Gore, Lazelle Waddell, Jeannic Holmes, J a n i e Jarrell, Martha Short, Reba Chesser, Pat Helton. ' ' -it COLLEGE SENIORS Seated: Reba Cliesscr, Sue McGhee. Standing: Lynda Tharp, Jean Dickenson, Pat Helton, Roxie Carr, Martha Short, Betty Robbins. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL FRESHMEN Seated: Lillie Woodard, Fayc Head, Judy Painter. Standing: Sharon Bowles, Linda Johnson, Pat Helton. H IGH SCHOOL Left to right: Dot Addison, Mary Core, Jeannie Hall, Peggy Hartman, Phyllis Brummett, Mary O ' Bannon. Kneeling: Mary Smith Standing: Leah Weyandt, Barbara Klaus, Janet Taylor, Naomi Allen. SCHOOL OF MUSIC VOLLEYBALL FRESHMEN Left to right: Lillie Woodard, Linda John- son, Sharon Bowks, Pat Helton, Judy Paint- er, Faye Head. HIGH SCHOOL Kneeling: Phyllis Brummett, Peggy Hart- man, Tcmmie Pcdigo, Doris Dennison, Mary Core. Standing: Dot Addison, Jeannie Hall, Er- lene Phillips, Midge Goff. SENIORS Left to right: Roxie Carr, Sue McGhee, Reba Chesser, Martha Short, Peggy Creech. n _Lvj Repairs and improvements. : Tou Welcome to Lee! BUlBm Those long, long lines! FIRST ROW: Peggy Humphrey, Darla Leatherberry, Jeanie Holmes, Janie Jarrell, Helen Anderson, Jimmy Wood. SECOND ROW: Pat Robbins, Lazelle Waddell, Ligia Collazo, Peggy Creech, Mary Smith. THIRD ROW: Patsy Taylor, Betty Robbins, Wanda Ramsey, Sue McGhee. FOURTH ROW: Delene Gibson, Karen Lilly, Joyce Williams, Martha Smith, Roland Herndon. FIFTH ROW: Brad Caddell, David Painter, Robert Blackaby. SIXTH ROW: Ron- ald Ducroq, Joe Muncy, Aubrey Mayc, Robert Herrin. THINGS The Reverend Fred R. Spain Subject: A Choice of Ideals, Hc- brews 11:25-27. The Reverend Cecil B. Knight Siit jcct: What ' s Your Mission? St. John 18:37. The Reverend Charles W. Conn Subject: God ' s Contrast, Romans 6:23. The Reverend James A. Cross Subject: The Conquering Power of the Cross, 1 Corinthians 1:18. Lewis . Willis, Chairman, Board of Directors, greets the President, Ray H. Hushes, during Inauguration. 10B0-fil Illh niYFJU: l) L1NDSEY F. PRATT, SPEAKER CAMPUS CHOIR IH R1NG THE REVIVAL I HI CA1 1 WAS GIVEN . . . AND ANSWERI I). IGahflrers Dedication of the Campus Choir. P. F. C. Street Service, Main Street, U.S.A. Suffer the little (Mexican) children to come unto me. ©ogetljer Easter Cantata: The Seven Last Words of Christ. and in everv house f aLl PlC N IC w— — liJ- y. ■ c u l_ H 1 . We ' re going to miss them around here . . . 2. My clog Alice has a flea! 3. Time for Vespers. 4. Hi, Handsome? 5. Check that hairdo! 6. Howard, you didn ' t tell us . . . 7. Twins? Nope! 8. Here we are hoys! 9. Ready, set, go! 10. Don ' t cry, it ' s only a fish! 11. Guess who? 12. Poor little worm! .3. Philip and Mary Ruth Morris? 14. And away we go . . . 15. The line-up . . . 6. Where are you going, Janie? 7. Some chaperons . . . 8. How about some candy, Mom? 9. Who needs beauty? 0. Roommates . . . ADVERTISING The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament sheweth his handywork hath he set a tabernacle for the sun, Psalm 19:1, 4. In them PAGE 157 ALABAMA W mmi ■PP P f | .._, ? % I 1 •% ' Jt ■P -;: 3k  -l i ■,£, gj W i  8w ' ' ffira n fl , Btt a H[W| H If i mkm ■m III -,.,-•-- - ., • • r 1 Alabama State Council Standing left to right: Kyle K. Adams, H. T. Statum, B. A. Brown, W. T. Rogers, F. M. Sides, A. V. Coker Seated left to right: L. J. Weeks, D. A. Biggs, State Overseer; W. L. Williamson, A. L. Burroughs Students From the Yellowhammer State CA LIFORNIA L. W. Mclntyre, Overseer Fred G. Swank, Youth Director THE CHURCHES OF GOD IN CALIFORNIA SALUTE THE CLASS OF 1961 Students From the Golden State GREETINGS FROM: GEORGIA Georgia State Council Left to right: J. L. McCoy, T. W. Waits, N. C. Ridgeway, W. J. Cothern, Leon Phillips, W. M. Pratt, H. B. Ramsey, State Overseer; Clarence Busby, State Secretary-Treasurer; Wallace Swilley, State Youth Director; J. Frank Spivey, W. H. Gann, J. D. Bright CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1961 From the ministers and laymen of the Church of God in GEORGIA Students From the Cracker State Sponsors of the Annual GEORGIA DAY ILLINOIS C. M. Jinkerson State Overseer Illinois State Ministers ' Meeting Students From the Prairie State KENTUCKY Students From the Blue Grass State Kentucky State Council Left to right: W. G. Beavers, W. C. Mauldin, Youth Director; T. L. Forester, State Overseer: Elmer Whalen, Secretary- Treasurer; R. E. Worley, W. E. Holcombc, Carl Cox, Ed Denham, J. H. Chamberlain, E. W. Garden, E. C. Campbell, Carlie Horn MICHIGAN MICHIGAN STATE COUNCIL Seated left to right: Luther Turner, Floyd Timmcrman, State Overseer; O. W. Polen Standing left to right: E. E. Winters, LaVail Maguire, Ralph E. Day, N. A. Jordan, S. E. Jennings Students From the Wolverine State NORTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA STATE COUNCIL Seated: John L. Byrd, State Overseer Standing left to right: Ray Collins, G. E. Weatherby, S. W. Avery, H. D. Sustar, W. C. Lambert, G. F. Carter, J. R. Easom, R. P. Fields Students From the Tarheel State Enroll at Northwest Bible College Paul H. Walker President and Laud O. Va ught Vice-President INVITE YOU TO ENROLL AT NORTHWEST BIBLE COLLEGE AND ENJOY: 1. THE CHALLENGE OF THE NORTH 2. WARM CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 3. GOOD WORK OPPORTUNITIES 4. HIGH ACADEMIC STANDARDS 5. MODERN CAMPUS SCHOLARSHIPS DEPARTMENTS Academic Liberal Arts Ministerial Religion Work Music Commerce WRITE TO: Registrar Box 509 Minot, North Dakota OHIO F. W. GOFF Overseer C. Milton Parsons State Youth Director Students From the Buckeye State GREETINGS FROM: SOUTH CAROLINA Students From the Palmetto State CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1961 From the ministers and laymen of the Church of God in SOUTH CAROLINA Rev. B. E. Ellis State Overseer Rev. Thomas Grassano State Youth Director TENNESSEE Leonard Town ley Youth Director Earl P. Paulk, Sr. State Overseer Kenneth Harvell Secretary-Treasurer Students From the Volunteer State TEXAS P. H. McCarn State Overseer Mac Symes Youth Director Students From the Lone Star State VIRGINIA Virginia State Council Students From the Old Dominion State James L. Slay, Overseer Paul Eure, Youth Director r -t- | q=|qqq=1 qqq rirrrTi i ib .J Mi Sfit ms t fc wmii m l m IB HBf ._ $ «    ■ ;; «i TENNESSEE MUSIC AND PRINTING COMPANY CHURCH OF GOD PUBLISHING HOUSE PATHWAY PRESS CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CHURCH OF GOD Foreign Missions Department L. H. Aultman Executive Secretary Extends Congratulations to The Class of 1961 C. R. Spain Field Representative D. A. BIGGS Overseer of Alabama W. E. JOHNSON Chairman of the Board Pastor, Greenville, S. C. S. E. JENNINGS Pastor, Ferndale, Michigan T. L. FORESTER Overseer of Kentucky J. D. BRIGHT Pastor, Atlanta, Georgia HOUSTON R. MOREHEAD Overseer of Florida H. B. RAMSEY Overseer of Georgia The Sunday School and Youth Department OF THE iuirch oi God Cecil B. Knight National Sunday School and Youth Director Donald S. Aultman Assistant National Sunday School and Youth Director I hHRShHI b wi WALLACE SWILLEY, JR. PAUL HENSON CLYNE W. BUXTON HOLLIS GREEN J. MARTIN BALDREE, JR. RALPH W. DAY LEWIS J. WILLIS We Educate Our Youth at LEE COLLEGE Church of God North B irmingham Alabama Church of God Pocomoke City Maryland Church of God Nassau Bahamas Church of God Pike Street Pontiac, Michigan Church of God Chokoloskee Florida Church of God West Flint Michigan Church of God Okeechobee Florida Church of God 9th and Gibbs Streets Canton, Ohio Church of God Pensacola Florida Church of God Clayton Street Middletown, Ohio Church of God De Kalb Illinois Church of God Woodside Avenue Greenville, South Carolina Church of God Summit Illinois Church of God Langley South Carolina Church of God Highland Park Louisville, Kentuckv Church of God Sale Creek Tennessee Church of God Crisfield Maryland Church of God Sevierville Tennessee Church of God Easton Maryland Church of God Denver City Texas H. L. Rose State Overseer ARKANSAS Jim Madison C. E. Sturch Vergil Weathers Carl E. Cody J. P. Simms Barrel 1 Froud Students From the Land of Opportunity DEL. - MAR. -V A. and D. C W. J. Brown State Overseer E. M. Abbott Youth Direetoi FLORIDA Students From the Land of Sunshine Houston R. Morehead, Overseer Philemon Roberts, Youth Director =iil INDIANA r David L. Lemons State Overseer Donald M. Walker Youth Director Student From the Hoosier State LOUISIANA A. V. Beaube, Overseer ■ . ■ - ' : -- ' ■ Students From the Pelican State Floyd D. Carey, Jr., Youth Director MISSISSIPPI John Smith State Overseer Paul Henson Youth Director Students From the Magnolia State MISSOURI Students From the Show Me State W. P. Stallings, Overseer Bob Rose, Youth Director OKLAHOMA ; 111 ■ ' ■:■: -m S Oklahoma State Council Standing left to right: W. W. Yoder, A. E. Underwood, D. Vance Seated: W. J. Millwood, E. T. Curt- singer, A. G. Thompson, Overseer Left: S. S. Horstick, Youth Director Students From the Sooner State PENNSYLVANIA James A. Stephens, Overseer Neil Stone, Youth Directo Pennsylvania State Council Students From the Keystone State Church Phone GR 6-628 Residence Phone GR 2-4162 NORTH CLEVELAND CHURCH OF GOD WELCOMES YOU Thy way, O God, is in the sanctuary, Psalm 77:13. ROOSEVELT MILLER Music Director T. A. PERKINS Pastor 335 11th Street, N.E. Compliments of CLEVELAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM DWrrrrrnfllB TOBY ' S FOOD STORE Quality Meats - Fresh Fruits - Groceries 275 Edwards, N. E. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Magic Chef V Magic Chef ' Mae-ic Chef CLEVELAND TENNESSEE CLEVELAND NATIONAL BANK Established 188 6 Federal Reserve System Member Federal Reserve Deposit Insurance Corporation CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE HIWASSEE BRANCH CHARLESTON, TENNESSEE Compliments of CLEVELAND NATURAL GAS COMPANY CLEAN FAST ECONOMICAL 42 3 North Ocoee Street Phone: GR 2-1941 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Congratulations to the Class of 1961 Compliments of Compliments of SNACK HOUSE NUMBER 2 DOOLEY ' S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Downtown at Five Points Ed Dooley, Proprietor CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Free Delivery Where Lee College students meet Prescription called for and delivered Phone: GR 2-1021 Phone: GR 6-5516 Cleveland, Tennessee BRADLEY MOTOR Compliments of COMPANY MERCHANTS BANK CHEVROLET TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS FOR COMPLETE Chevrolet Sales and Service Phone: GR 6-6571 2 60 Inman Street BANKING SERVICE Main Office Drive-in Branch Ocoee Street 191 Church Street, N.E. Member CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CLEVELAND CLEVELAND FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Fike Building CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS, LOANS, AND TRUSTS Where yon save does make Use our West Inman Street Branch for convenient a difference Drive-in facilities. Phone: GR 6-4521 We are ready to serve you C. C. CARD AUTO COMPANY, INC. Congratulations and Best Wishes Ford Sales and Service Phone: GR 2-15 52 to the Class of 1961 from the Ministers and Laymen of the Church of God 12 5 Inman Street, N.E. WEST VIRGINIA CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of THE CHURCH OF GOD in COLORADO AND UTAH JAMES R. RAY State Overseer Bill Parson Youth Director Congratulations to the Class of 1961 From WASHINGTON Washington Youth Board Left to right: Tommy Harper, State Overseer; Bob Moore, Youth Director; J. R. Roper, Leo E. Smith, W. C. Rampv Grow Them Wisely TREE CROPS MEAN PROFITS Establish a Tree Farm For Advice and Assistance CONTACT Hiwassee Land Company Etowah, Tennessee Phone: AM 3-2768 Groiving and Buying Pulpwood for BOWATERS SOUTHERN PAPER CORPORATION New Village Store Opening in August, 1961 J. D. HARSHBARGER, Manager Dry Goods - Notions - Shoes - Clothing Ready-to-Wear - Furnishings Phone: GR 6-4561 CLEVELAND, TENNESS EE MOORE ' S AND FIVE POINT PHARMACY Where yon are always welcome Phone: GR 2-453 8 Phone: GR 6-6521 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE COOKE ' S FOOD STORE CHATTANOOGA FISHERIES On the Square Free Delivery CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE 3 38 E. 10th Street CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE MARIE ' S Flowers and Gifts 390 Church Street, N. E. Phone: GR 6-5591 Compliments of Penney ' s Cleveland ' s Newest and Finest CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Always First Quality HARDWICK ' S ABEL ' S INC. RETAIL STORE Clothes for College Men and Women CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Formerly Abel Hardware Company Furniture and Hardware Phone: GR 6-5531 5 5 First Street, N.W. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE THE HOBBY MART Photographic and Hobby Craft Supplies 17 Broad Street, N. W. Phone: GR 2-6461 PARKS-BELK COMPANY Cleveland ' s Largest Department Store CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE JACK ' S CENTRAL AVENUE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Our Customers Wear the Cleanest Clothes in Town It is a genuine pleasure to serve your college. 480 Central Avenue, N.E. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Where Courtesy and Service Are Tradition CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE Compliments of CALLAWAY GROCERY Fourth Generation of serving Cleveland and Bradley County Ocoee Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE WOOLWORTH ' S Cleveland ' s Largest 5c - 10c - 25c Store Ocoee Street For the Best in School Supplies Compliments of COOPER ' S BOOK STORE Phone: GR 2-2831 CLEVELAND CLOTH STORE Church Street, N. E. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of APLER SHOE STORE (Shoes for the Young at Heart) 280 Ocoee Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE THRIFTY SHOP The Store of Values Ladies ' Apparel 260 Ocoee, N. W. THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. Paint — Wallpaper — Venetian Blinds Art Supplies — Windoiv Shades Phone: GR 6-5564 65 Ocoee Street, N.W. Compliments of PINION JEWELRY COMPANY Cherokee Hotel Corner WOOD ' S JEWELERS Wood ' s for Diamonds 73 Ocoee Street, N.W. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of GRABER ' S STORE, INC. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Phone: GR 2-5592 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE BATTERIES TIRES TUBES RADIOS C. E. DARKUS 70 Church Street Phone: GR 6-43 61 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Compliments of W. O. HORNER SON JEWELRY Compliments of NOREBA ' S BEAUTY SHOP Reba Sellers — Owner 233 , 2 Broad, N. W. Phone: GR 6-7931 MARTIN-THOMPSON CO. Sporting Goods Wholesale-Retail 706 Cherry Street CHATTANOOGA 2, TENNESSEE LOOKOUT SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Specialists in Sports 72 3 Cherry Street Phone: AM 5-3464 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Compliments of LAWSON ' S FASHION CENTER 150 Ocoee Street CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Home of Nationally Advertised Merchandise BAILEY MUSIC CO. Musicians ' Headquarters 619 Cherry Street CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE TOWN AND COUNTRY RESTAURANT Cleveland ' s Finest Highway 64, one block east of Highway 1 1 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE INGLE BANANA COMPANY Wholesale Only Terms: Net Cash Bananas, Fresh Fruits, and Vegetables 73 8 East 11th Street Phone: AM 7-7136 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE GRIGSBY ' S BOYS ' CENTER CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Boys ' Clothing Headquarters Compliments of CALLAWAY MOTORS, INC. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE JONES FLOWER SHOP When you say it ivith floivers Say it with ours! 172 1st. Street, N.E. Phone: GR 6-7524 Cleveland, Tennessee Compliments of TEAGUE ' S BEAUTY SHOP 224 Ocoee Street Phone: GR 2-1862 Cleveland, Tennessee Compliments of DRAPER AND DARWIN 22 Ocoee Street Phone: GR 2-92 37 Cleveland, Tennessee Compliments of CHEROKEE LAND, INC. Complete Realty Services 430 N. Ocoee Street Phone: GR 2-1571 Cleveland, Tennessee Tops in Insurance Compliments of BAR B - Q HUT For Better Sandivicbes J. E. Parks, Proprietor S. Lee Highway Cleveland, Tennessee BURGER BAR Home of the Big Daddy Burger 230 Central Avenue CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Mr. and Mrs. Lytle Cox Compliments of MURRAY ' S FURNITURE CO. Central Avenue CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE LITTLE PIG Sandwiches, Drinks, Milk Shakes Sodas and Malts S. Lee Highway Cleveland, Tennessee RADIO SALES AND FURNITURE CO . Complete Home Furnishings Westinghouse Appliances Television Headquarters 80 Second Street, N. E. Phone: GR 2-5651 Cleveland, Tennessee Compliments of TOWN HOUSE RESTAURANT 22 3 Broad Street CLEVELAND TENNESSEE CLEVELAND OUTLET STORE Quality Merchandise at prices you like to pxy Central Avenue Phone: GR 2-1811 Cleveland, Tennessee Compliments of CHANDLER ' S FABRIC SHOP CLEVELAND TENNESSEE McDARIS BROTHERS Clothiers CLEVELAND TENNESSEE THE PERSONAL CARD SHOP Where Friends Meet Greeting cards for all occasions Gifts, Bibles, Stationery Party invitations and social monogr ' imming 75 Central Avenue, Cleveland, Tennessee m n 1 LI i GOULDS Luggage Shop 823 Broad Street Phone: AM 6-5051 Chattanooga, Tennessee Congratulations to the Class of 1961 from the State Office, Ministers, and laymen of the Churches of God in ALASKA Millard L. Cowdell, State Overseer Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 from the Churches of God in NEBRASKA Ray T. Hill State Overseer Gale Barnett State Sunday School and Youth Director Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1961 T. H. PAYNE COMPANY Office Outfitters Stationers 821 Market Street Chattanooga ' s Oldest Store Chattanooga, Tennessee Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1961 CHURCH OF GOD 1237 N. E. 4th Avenue Fort Lauderdale, Florida The Friendly Church in the Venice of America C. D. Harris, Pastor The 1960- ' 61 school year has ended, and we hope happy memories will be stirred as you leaf through the 1961 Vindagua. However, this yearbook would not have been possible without the help and cooperation of many, who have given untiringly of their time, efforts, and understanding. Special thanks go to our sponsors, Mrs. Lois Beach, Mrs. Beatrice Odom, and Marvin Golden, for their guidance, counsel, and encouragement during the time we were working on the book. Al- ways they were willing to spend extra hours making phone calls, checking on the dummy, work- ing with copy, and straightening out difficulties in general. Their kind assistance is greatly appre- ciated. We appreciate also the fine cooperation of the administration and faculty for their interest. The teachers often had reason to complain when their classes were interrupted bv picture ap- pointments — but they seemed to understand that deadlines had to be met, regardless of the diffi- culties. Our photographer, Lavon Riley of Athens, Tennessee, was very cooperative in taking pictures. Many times he came at his inconvenience to be of service to us. Southern Photo Process Engraving Company of Atlanta, Georgia, has worked hand in hand with the staff in preparing the engravings used in the annual. The personnel of the Church of God Publishing House, as always, have done a commendable job of printing the book. In short, we just say, Thank you, to everyone who had a part, large or small, in making the 1961 Vindagua what it is. — Martha Smith, Editor. TEACHERS ' DIRECTORY CHARLES BEACH— B.S., University of Tennessee, Lee College; M.A., University of Tennessee; Graduate work, University of Paris LOIS BEACH— B.S., University of Tennessee, Camp- bell College; M.S., University of Tennessee; Graduate work, University of Paris, University of Georgia, East Tennessee State College, Texas Woman ' s University 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 Guiseppc Bi- lancia, Barone Michele Deodato (Catania, Italy), and Edouard Detheir (Institute of Musical Art, New York), Professor Emeritus, University of Chattanooga 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, University of Tennessee R. HOLLIS GAUSE, JR.— A.B., Presbyterian College, Emmanuel College; B.D., Columbia Theological Semi- nary DONALD B. GIBSON— B.S., Limestone College; B.A., Lee College; M.A., Drake University HOPE KINSER HALL— B.S., Tennessee Wesleyan Col- lege, Lee College, University of Chattanooga, Univer- sity of Tennessee PEGGY HUMPHREY— B.S., Bob Jones University; Graduate work, Michigan State University Handley (Detroit Conservatory), and Mrs. Robert Schwartz (Chattanooga, Tennessee) RUBY HURST— B.A., 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, University of Tennessee ROOSEVELT MILLER— B.M., University of Chatta- nooga, Lee College; Additional work, Furman Uni- versity, Holmes Bible College, Presbyterian College BEATRICE ODOM— B.A., Bob Jones University; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers ELMER ODOM— B.A., Bob Jones University, Univer- sity of Florida; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Graduate work, University of Tennessee R. L. PLATT— B.A., George Peabody College for Teachers, Lee College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Graduate work, George Peabody College for Teachers, University of Tennessee ROBERT STEVENS— A.B., Mercer University, Lee College; B.D., Emory University; Graduate work, Naganuma Gakuen, Yokohama, Japan GEORGIA STROUD— B.M., University of Chicago; Additional work, Columbia University, University of Chattanooga; Student of Mr. Ernest White (Columbia University), Edward Linzel (Columbia University), and Earl Miller (University of Chattanooga) AVIS SWIGER— L.L.D., Lee College; Salem College LcMOYNE SWIGER— A. B., University of Tennessee, University of Chattanooga, Lee College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers FIELEN SYMES— B.S., University of Chattanooga, Ten- nessee Polytechnic Institute, Lee College A. T. HUMPHRIES— B.M., Detroit Conservatory of Music, University of Chattanooga, Lee College; Grad- uate work in voice from Cameron McClain J. HERBERT WALKER, JR.— B.A., Vanderbilt Univer- sity, Lee College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; B.D., Vanderbilt University LaVERA HUMPHRIES— Student of Mrs. Vesta Kerce (Clearwater, Florida), Brooke Rivard (Detroit, Michigan), Miss Mildred Simms (Detroit Bible Institute), Louise LUCILLE WALKER— B.A., Searritt College, University of New Mexico, Lee College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers STUDENT DIRECTORY A Adcock, A line — 82 Second St., Wadcsboro, North Carolina 40 Addison, Dorothy — 3200 Balsam Ave, Birmingham, Alabama 70 Alexander, Ethelenc — Addison, Alabama 33 Allen, Cecil— 481 Second St., N.W., Cleveland, Tennessee 73 Allen, Darlene — 507 Ann Arbor, Flint, Michigan 57 Allen, David — 67 Frelinghuysen, Battle Creek, Michigan 46 Allen, Lavone— 1402 N. Denver, Tulsa, Oklahoma 46 Allen, Naomi— 18th St., San Pablo, California 4 5 Allen, Virgil— 18th St., San Pablo, California 49 Amnions, Carolyn — 3405 N. Florida Ave., Lakeland, Florida 63 Anderson, Helen — 1133 E. Anderson St., Savannah, Georgia 49 Anderson, Janice — Route 1, Box 332, Bessemer City, North Carolina 33 Arant, Kenneth — Pitts, Georgia 40 Arnett, Jan — 8419 Archer, Willow Springs, Illinois 57 Asbury, Tex — 525 S. Frederick Ave., Gaithersburg, Maryland 73 Aycock, J. M. — Toussaint Drive, Savannah, Georgia 5 7 B Baldwin, Thomas— 148 W. 44th St., Jacksonville, Florida 49 Barnes, David — Route 2, Uhrichsville, Ohio 49 Barnett, Rosic — Route 2, Box 144, Batcsvillc, Arkansas 36 Baxter, Barbara — 10 Espy St., Summcrvillc, Georgia 57 Bennett, Rebecca — 786 E. 27th St., Hialcah, Florida 57 Bennett, Yvonne— 521 10th St., Naples, Florida 57 Benz, Larry— 695 W. 18th St., Wichita 3, Kansas 57 Betancourt, Esdras — 55 DeLancey St., New York, New York 36 Bilderback, Don— Box 252, Hillsboro, Texas 40 Black, Charles— 1103 Louise Ave., Charlotte, North Carolina 57 Black, Ernest — Englebergh Rt., Pocahontas, Arkansas 36 Blackaby, Bob — Campbellsburg, Kentucky 36 Blazicr, Ronald — Maunie, Illinois 58 Bloomer, Paul — 50 Copeland Lane, Newport News, Virginia 73 Bolt, Paul— 524 8th St., Albany, Georgia 58 Bonilla, Manuel — Iglesia de Dios, Coloia Ovliz Rubio, Empalme, Sonora, Mexico . . 73 Bourland, Jimmy — Box 241, Roscoe, Texas 73 Bowles, Orin — Route 1, Mineral Point, Missouri 63 Bowles, Sharon — Route 1, Mineral Point, Missouri 63 Bowling, Shirley — Elm St., Summerville, Georgia 58 Branch, Gary — 1718 Avenue H, Birmingham 8, Alabama 73 Brannon, Mary — Sansom Ave., Gadsden, Alabama 37 Brcckenridge, James — 1080 Parker St., Cleveland, Tennessee 40 Brown, Gerald — 108 Ayers Ave., Marietta, Georgia 73 Browning, Jesse — Box 23 5, Everglades, Florida 31 Brummett, Phyllis— 7200 S. W. 84 Court, Miami 43, Florida 63 Buckncr, Thomas — 110 Alaska Way, Fairbanks, Alaska 40 Burt, Larry — 1935 Maple St., Cleveland, Tennessee 58 Butcher, Gary — 9 W. Windsor Ave., Alexandria, Virginia 40 C Caddcll, Bradley— 1241 Creighton Ave., Dayton, Ohio 31 Camp, Olene — Haleysville, Alabama 40 Capelle, David — 424 Stevens St., Greenwood, South Carolina 72 Carey, Donald — Box 24, McCaysville, Georgia 49 STUDENT DIRECTORY Carr, Roxic— 1180 Parker St., Shabbona, Illinois 49 Carroll, Lorraine — 3065 James Road, Memphis, Tennessee 58 Carter, Bobby — Route 1, Concord, North Carolina 58 Cassidy, Janet— 311 Moore St., Middletown, Ohio 58 Chesser, Rcba — 205 E. Cypress St., Arcadia, Florida 50 Childers, Giles— Route 3, Rochclle, Illinois 73 Cochran, Sam — Bay St., Millen, Georgia 58 Cody, Fred — 406 Benochi St., Biloxi, Mississippi 63 Collazo, Ligia— 1315 Heley Ave., Bronx 72, New York 37 Cook, Linda — 426 N.W. 3d Ave., Pompano Beach, Florida 45 Cooper, George — 84 Lake Wire Drive, Lakeland, Florida 37 Core, Mary — Lee Road, Covington, Louisiana 63 Corley, Sue — 5618 Decker Road, Franklin, Ohio 58 Corley, Yvonne— 3300 S.W., 89th Ave, Miami, Florida 64 Coward, Cecil — Route 4, Box 317, Lake City, South Carolina 41 Creech, Peggy — Route 1, Somerville, Ohio 50 Croft, Gene — 1547 Waydott, Jacksonville, Florida 46 Crumley, Sandra Griffith 101 Emmett Ave., Cleveland, Tennessee 64 D Davidson, James — 2026 Howard Ave., Middletown, Ohio 58 Davis, Betty— 221 N. Belmont Ave., Springfield, Ohio 58 Davis, Sandra — Route 1, Dublin, Georgia 70 Davis, Dickie — Route 2, Greenwood, Delaware 37 Deas, Alpha— Duval St., Live Oak, Florida 58 Dennison, Doris — Route 2, N. Lee Highway, Cleveland, Tennessee 64 Diaz, Carlos — Box 4464, San Jose, Costa Rica 73 Diaz, Maria— Box 4464, San Jose, Costa Rica 73 Dickenson, Roma Jean — 1011 Oak St., Elizabethton, Tennessee 50 Dickerson, Faye — Box 64, Naples, Florida 58 Dobben, Daniel — 145 7 James St., Muskegon, Michigan 58 Driskell, Brent — Tccumseh Ave., Fort Meade, Florida 58 Ducroq, Ronald — 40 Kantanta St., Nccana, N. Rhodesia, Central Africa .... 37 E Edgar, Dennis — Star Route C, Fort Myers, Florida 58 Ellis, Delorcs — 2 Woodland Way, Greenville, South Carolina 46 Ellis, Don — 612 Frebis Ave., Columbus, Ohio 46 Evans, Neil— Route 8, Box 1130, Concord, North Carolina 58 Eversolc, Betty — 1343 Tile Factory Lane, Louisville, Kentucky 50 F Foshee, Priscilla — 603 W. Broadway, Lenoir City, Tennessee 50 Frazier, Wanda — 601 Hickory Ave., Pulaski, Virginia 46 Free, LeBron — 420 Summit, Largo, Florida 50 French, Charles— 945 15th St. N. E., Cleveland, Tennessee 41 Fussell, Marcus— 332 N.W. 43d St., Fort Lauderdale, Florida 64 G Gates, Ivy— M.S. Box 5378, Nassau, Bahamas 72 Gee, Ted — General Delivery, Lands, South Carolina 73 George, William— Box 5072, Whistler, Alabama 51 Gibson, Dclcnc— 1321 First St., Eldorado, Illinois 51 Gilley, Bernard — Fyffc, Alabama 58 STUDENT DIRECTORY Godfrey, Robert— 781 S.E. 13th St., Cleveland, Tennessee 51 Goff, Alethia Belle— Box 205, Everglades, Florida 64 Gore, Wanda— 1606 W. 22d St., Jasper, Alabama 51 Gregory, Paul — 7454 Los Feliz Drive, Highland, California 47 Gresham, Evelyn — Route 5, Waterlevcl Highway, Cleveland, Tennessee . . . . 71 Guillin, Julia— 49th Ave. 10-11 Calle, Comayaguila, D. C. Honduras, C. A. ... 71 H Hall, Gloria Jean— Box 290, West Logan, West Virginia 58 Hall, Jeannic— 400 N.W. Blvd., Miami 44, Florida 64 Hall, Jimmy— 334 N.W. 43d. Ct., Fort Lauderdale, Florida 65 Hall, Ted— 155 12th St., Cleveland, Tennessee 4 5 Hand, Earldinc — Route 2, Box 11, Townsend, Georgia 73 Hanshaw, Bobby— 222 N. Marend St., Yazoo City, Mississippi 73 Harkins, Harvey — 145 13th St., Cleveland, Tennessee 58 Harris, Clarence— 309 S. 23d St., Ft. Pierce, Florida 47 Harris, Donald— 1227 N.E. 4th Ave., Fort Lauderdale, Florida 59 Hartman, Peggy Jean — Route 1, Plains, Texas 65 Hasford, Juanita — Route 1, Double Springs, Alabama 73 Hazzard, Lloyd — Church of God Campground, Charlotte, North Carolina .... 72 Head, Fayc — Sale Creek, Tennessee 59 Heil, Duane — 3924 Meramec St., St. Louis 16, Missouri 65 Helms, John— 1132 Brevard St., Charlotte, North Carolina 37 Helton, Patricia — Scenic Drive, Sevicrvillc, Tennessee 59 Henry, Carol — Box 71, Langley, South Carolina 71 Herndon, Darlene — Box 565, Okeechobee, Florida 33 Herndon, Roland — Box 565, Okeechobee, Florida 51 Herrin, Robert — Route 2, Jesup, Georgia 34 Hewett, Ruby — Route 1, Box 37, Arlington, Georgia 37 Hinklcy, Danny — 1605 Second St., Radford, Virginia 59 Hodges, Martha— 1219 W. Enslcy St., Pensacola, Florida 59 Hodo, Joseph — Box 313, Graysvillc, Alabama 51 Holdman, Mary— 5009 E. 9th St., Kansas City, Missouri 59 Hollingsworth, Thamas — Route 2, Attalla, Alabama 73 Holmes, Benjamin — Lcdford Trailer Park, Cleveland, Tennessee 31 Holmes, Carolyn Jean — 307 Kemta, Florence, Kentucky 52 Holt, Bobby— 1108 Avenue B , Rochelle, Illinois 59 Hopkins, Sanford— 1205 Elm St., Cincinnati 10, Ohio 45 Hudson, James— 1045 17th St., Wyandotte, Michigan 74 Huffstutlcr, Odis — Route 2, Altoona, Alabama 59 Hughes, Dale — 4542 E. Garfield, Phoenix, Arizona 59 Hughes, Jack — 1505 Franklin, Fort Wayne, Indiana 59 Hughes, Janice — Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee 65 Hughes, Kenneth— 130 E. 20th St., Riviera Beach, Florida 65 Hurst, Don — Route 4, Cleveland, Tennessee 41 J Jacobs, David — Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee 31 Jarrcll, Janie — 115 Acacia, Lake Jackson, Texas 5 2 Jenkins, Charles — Box 77, Lee Road, Covington, Louisiana 72 Jenkins, Donald — 557 S. Kestner, Chicago 29, Illinois 37 Johnson, Beechcr— 822 18th N.W., Canton, Ohio 41 Johnson, Brenda — Route 1, Box 302, Naples, Florida 44 Johnson, Brian — Route 1, Box 302, Naples, Florida 4 5 Johnson, Carolyn — 3113 2d Ave., Richmond, Virginia 59 • iiiiiiiniiiiiinmiiii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 in i n 1 1 n 1 1 iimiminniliinnn 1 1 1 n i l 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 m !i;; ; ; ::::;nrjnnnnnnnnii::r.::niii:::;niii:i;i:i:i luiliiiiiiiiiinimiriiiu. ' i STUDENT DIRECTORY Johnson, Gerald — Bayou La Batrc, Alabama 74 Johnson, Jackie — 1122 South Congress Ave., West Palm Beach, Florida 65 Johnson, Linda — 205 Alpha St., West Monroe, Louisiana 59 Johnson, Mary — Route 1, Jefferson, South Carolina 59 Johnson, Paul — 202 Tremont Ave., Greenville, South Carolina 52 Johnson, Regina — Box 165R, Route 6, Tampa, Florida 59 Johnson, Robert — 100 Ojo St., Tucson, Arizona 52 Johnson, Stacy — Box 373, Lake Placid, Florida 37 Joshlyn, Barbara— 1050 N.E. 34th St., Oakland Park, Florida 59 Judd, Aaron— Route 2, Box 886, Lakeland, Florida 74 K Kalem, Esther— 418 53d St., S.W., North Industry, Ohio 59 Kent, Max — 21st Ave. N., Thomaston, Georgia 59 Killman, Freddie— 263 Greene Blvd., Charlotte, North Carolina 52 King, Jane — Oliver Ave., Princeton, West Virginia 59 King, Edwin — 203 W. Farris Road, Greenville, South Carolina 34 Kirkland, Lonzo— 412 N. Saint Clair St., Starke, Florida 52 Klaus, Barbara — 423 5 Huron, Dearborn, Michigan 47 L Lambert, Bonnie — Route 4, Box 256, Live Oak, Florida 47 Lambert, Duane — Route 4, Box 256, Live Oak, Florida 74 Lanning, Robert — Lee College, Cleveland Tennessee 53 Lashley, Marilyn — 5 55 Wayne St., Mansfield, Ohio 66 Lavender, Aaron — 3214 Buckley Ave., Lake Worth, Florida 41 Lawrence, Willie — Clincho, Virginia 53 Leatherbcrry, Darla — 1521 W. University, Champaign, Illinois 66 Lee, Eddie Lou— 311 W. Parker St., Lakeland, Florida 59 Lilly, Karen — Central Avenue, Lake Wales, Florida 38 Lombard, John — Star Route, Houston, Mississippi 41 Luckey, Michael — Box 521, Naples, Florida 66 Lyda, James — 212 Davis Ave., Newton, North Carolina 41 Lytle, Dudley— 507 W. Main St., Uhrichsville, Ohio 59 M Madden, Elmer — 210 S. Washington Ave., Greenville, South Carolina 60 Manning, Thomas — 61 W. 45th St., Jacksonville, Florida 60 Maples, Ann— 608 Wilkins, Dalton, Georgia 74 Martin, Eugene — 23 Frelinghuysen, Battle Creek, Michigan 38 Mathis, Annette — Route 2, Dalton, Georgia 47 Matthews, Lynn — 2508 N. 52d St., Phoenix, Arizona 60 Maxwell, Judy — 821 Country Club Drive, Gadsden, Alabama 60 May, Ruth — 951 Montgomery Ave., Cleveland, Tennessee 45 Maye, Aubrey — Route 1, Box 72-A, Fitzgerald, Georgia 38 Meletiou, James — 925 S. Church St., Burlington, North Carolina 38 Messer, Edwin — Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee 74 Miller, Alean — General Delivery, Warrenton, North Carolina 74 Miller, Carol — Helena, Arkansas 70 Miller, Charlotte— Box 225, R.F.D. 2, Seaford, Delaware 60 Miller, Loman — Route 2, Box 1 12, Santa Paula, California 60 Millican, Emry — Route 6, Shallowford Road, Chattanooga, Tennessee 60 Milligan, Thomas — 604 Gibson Avenue, McColl, South Carolina 34 Mixon, Lex — Route 1, Box 346, Perry Florida 60 Montgomery, Barbara — Route 2, Carrollton, Mississippi 41 STUDENT DIRECTORY Mooncyham, Shirley— 316 5th Ave, N.W., Minot, North Dakota 53 Morgan, Douglas — Route 2, Seneca, South Carolina 34 Morgan, Jannelle — Utila Island, Honduras, C. A 71 Morris, Hugh — Route 1, Box 50, Talladega, Alabama 66 Morris, Mary Ruth — Box 251, Pocomoke City, Maryland 60 Morris, Philip— Route 1, Box 147, Crisfield, Maryland 38 Morse, Rona — 2672 West Summit, San Antonio, Texas 66 Muncy, Joe— 5072 Millikin Road, Hamilton, Ohio 43 Murray, Bcttyc— 907 17th St., Cleveland, Tennessee 66 Mc McCarson, Stanley— 305 McDowell St., Greenville, South Carolina 38 McClure, Patricia — 1949 Liberty St., Jacksonville, Florida 60 McCoy, Shelby— Box 2213, Vernon, Texas 34 McEachin, Larry — Hazlehurst, Georgia 71 McGhee, Sue— Route 2, Box 78, Tinlcy Park, Illinois 53 McKinney, Dean— 440 13th St., N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 41 McMillan, Sandra — 909 Exeter Ave, Bessemer, Alabama 60 McMullen, Ray— 530 N. D St., Lake Worth, Florida 41 N Newton, LaVoy — Wildwood, Florida 71 Nicholson, Don — 117 Fairview, Chattanooga 7, Tennessee 60 O O ' Bannon, Mary Lu — Star Route C, Fort Myers, Florida 67 O ' Neal, Carolyn — Dunlap, Maryville, Tennessee 60 Owens, Robert — Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee 60 P Painter, David— 522 3d St., Monroe, Michigan 31 Painter, Judy— 522 3d St., Monroe, Michigan 60 Painter, Rick — 3950 E. Lincoln, Phoenix, Arizona 60 Parker, Effic — Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee 53 Parton, Carol— 335 8th St., N.W., Cleveland, Tennessee 67 Parton, Vincent— 335 8th St., N.W., Cleveland, Tennessee 53 Pate, Lester — Cokes, Alabama 54 Paul, Vernon — 2700 2d Ave., Columbus, Georgia 38 Paulk, Joan — 83 5 Trunk St., Cleveland, Tennessee 47 Pawluk, Henrietta — Box 33, Richeyvillc, Pennsylvania 44 Pearson, Wayne — Route 10, Cullman, Alabama 41 Pedigo, Tommie — 600 S. 5th St., Independence, Kansas 67 Pceples, Ronnie— 2141 S.W. 60th Ave., Miami, Florida 60 Pendergrass, Evea Lea — 2509 N. Kellett, Springfield, Missouri 74 Peters, Teresa — Star Route, Mattawamkcag, Maine 41 Phillips, Erlene — Route 4, Charleston, South Carolina 70 Pittman, Charles — 6104 Vance Road, Chattanooga, Tennessee 42 Porter, Travis — 1040 College St., Cleveland, Tennessee 34 Prewitt, James— 575 N.E. 11th St., Cleveland, Tennessee 34 Price, Elaine — Box 66, Magnolia, Ohio 44 R Raileanu, Atanasie — Byrd St., Draper, North Carolina 42 Ramsey, Charles— 220 13th St., N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 54 z nrrnrnmTTTmrTmTTmnnnminnnniiim miMmnTmnnmmmiiim iiiiimiimtiiirmiiimimiiiimmim STUDENT DIRECTORY Ramsey, Wanda — 4 Gilbert Ave., Mary ville, Tennessee 54 Riffe, Linda— Route 1, Box 481, Bluefield, West Virginia 60 Robbins, Betty Jean— 853 Mimosa Blvd., Roswell, Georgia 54 Robbins, Patricia — 8 53 Mimosa Blvd., Roswell, Georgia 67 Roberts, Ernest— 101 Violet St., Plant City, Florida 42 Roberts, Harmon — 8105 Chamberlain, Detroit, Michigan 54 Rodgers, LaVern — 243 S. Peter St., Athens, Georgia 72 Rogers, Dora — 1904 Georgetown Road, Cleveland, Tennessee 74 Rose, Judy— Route 2, West Middletown, Ohio 60 Ross, Lamar— 203 E. 8th St., Rome, Georgia 74 Rutland, Barbara — Box 231, Glovcrvillc, South Carolina 60 S Salmon, Michael— Route 1, Box 343, Odcnton, Maryland 67 Sanders, Ray — Bath, South Carolina 42 Schmidt, Patricia— 907 Cherry St., Millville, New Jersey 42 Sharp, Edward — 683 Montgomery Ave., Cleveland, Tennessee 74 Shealy, James — 23 Ackley Road, Greenville, South Carolina 61 Shearer, Phillip — 1225 Magnolia Ave., Cleveland, Tennessee 42 Shires, Carole— 1710 Church Street, Tyler, Texas 61 Shoemaker, Evanelle — 738 Combee Road, Lakeland, Florida 71 Shope, Joyce — Route 2, Calhoun, Georgia 74 Short, Martha — Route 2, Stanford, Kentucky 54 Short, Priscilla — Carrollton St., Magnolia, Ohio 61 Shrevc, Mervin — Box 329, Wythcville, Virginia 34 Simmons, John — 4934 Kemary, Navarre, Ohio 61 Sims, John — Cherry St., Scvierville, Tennessee 74 Smith, Kenneth — McCall Creek, Mississippi 55 Smith, Martha — Box 253, Sarasota, Florida 34 Smith, Mary— Box 25 3, Sarasota, Florida 44 Spain, Fred — 1320 Woodmore Drive, Cleveland, Tennessee 67 Spatafore, David — Quaker Road, Clarksboro, New Jersey 72 Stancill, Annette — Route 4, Chatsworth, Georgia 47 Stephens, Alice — Edgcwood Grove, Somerset, Pennsylvania 61 Stepp, June — Bates Pike, Cleveland, Tennessee 68 Stevens, Harold— 2050 Peachtree St., Dayton, Ohio 31 Stewart, Judy — 1910 Baugh St., Cleveland, Tennessee 68 Still, Joel— 3064 Newton, Walled Lake, Michigan 61 Stone, Lynn — 800 Federal St., Kingsport, Tennessee 5 5 Stout, Garland — Ridge Road, Chincoteaguc, Virginia 38 Sumner, Donnie — 607 South St., Easton, Maryland 47 Sutton, James — 1807 Sherman Ave., Norwood, Ohio 47 Swackhammer, Everett — 889 Idlewild Ave., Newark, Ohio 72 Swanson, Darlcne — 238 Ohio, Tucson, Arizona 38 Swanson, G. A. — 238 Ohio, Tucson, Arizona 5 5 Swanson, Treasure — 238 Ohio, Tucson, Arizona 61 T Talbert, Brenda— 3824 40th St., Meridian, Mississippi 61 Tanner, Eddie— 6412 S.W. 21st St., West Hollywood, Florida 39 Tascier, Charles — Route 4, Norman, Oklahoma 35 Tascier, Rita Thomas — Route 4, Norman, Oklahoma 68 Tatum, Martha Ellen — 2717 N. Henderson Ave., Cleveland, Tennessee 68 Taylor, Albert— 212 2d Ave., W., Lemmon, South Dakota 35 Taylor, Bobbie Jean — Glovcrvillc, South Carolina 61 STUDENT DIRECTORY Taylor, Janet— 801 Stone St., Flint, Michigan 47 Taylor, Patsy — 1045 Graves St., Martinsville, Virginia 45 Taylor, Reba — 3d St., Knoxville, Tennessee 61 Tcmplcton, Phillip — 20 W. Fairmont St., Pontiac, Michigan 61 Tharp, James — Route 1, Humboldt, Tennessee 72 Tharp, Lynda — Route 1, Pangburn, Arkansas 5 5 Thompson, Claude — Route 2, Kennedy, Alabama 39 Thompson, William — 1030 College St., Cleveland, Tennessee 3 5 Thornton, Arnold— 643 4th St., N.W., Cleveland, Tennessee 3 5 Titus, Winifred — 160 Newcomb, Hay ward, California 61 Townsend, Grady — Coco Ave., Kelly Road, Naples, Florida 47 Trader, Lois — 107 Bridgeview St., Salisbury, Maryland 61 Trammell, Joel — 15 Bryson St., Greenville, South Carolina 42 Turner, Elmer — School St., Cornelius, North Carolina 42 U Upchurch, Morrell — Route 1, Boaz, Alabama 5 5 V Vance, Douglas — 2720 Mansfield St., Roanoke, Virginia 70 W Waddell, Lazclle — Route 3, Lambert, Mississippi 56 Wales, Barbara — Route 1, Dalton Road, Cleveland, Tennessee 61 Wallace, William — 1425 Fulton Ave., S.W., Birmingham, Alabama 42 Warren, Robert — 8956 Sheridan Road, Kenosha, Wisconsin 39 Webb, Hubert — 102 Newberry, Greenville, South Carolina 42 Webster, Nadine — Route 2, Shaw, Mississippi 61 Welch, Rosalie — Mattawamkeag, Maine 61 Wellborn, Rheba— 897 Underwood Ave., S.E., Atlanta, Georgia 61 Wesson, Paul — 604 Ave., W , Birmingham, Alabama 61 Weyandt, Leah — Claysburg, Pennsylvania 47 Wheeler, Naomi — 2 Jefferson Ave., Shelby, Ohio 71 Wiles, Charley — 1285 Magnolia Ave., Cleveland, Tennessee 35 Williams, Howard — Box 96, Dunn, Louisiana 56 Williams, Joyce— 209 N. Harrington St., Raleigh, North Carolina 39 Wilkcrson, Jack — Route 4, Box 33 5, Durham, North Carolina 39 Wilson, Herb — 121 Curryer Road, Middletown, Ohio 42 Wilson, Juanita — 1033 N. Parker St., Cleveland, Tennessee 61 Wilson, Thomas — 150 11th St., N.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 42 Wilson, William — 304 N. Spring St., Concord, North Carolina 70 Wood, Jimmy — 608 Garner Lane, Brownfield, Texas 35 Woodard, Eugene — 473 6th St., S.E., Cleveland, Tennessee 56 Woodard, Kathryn Steele — Box 101, Cleveland, Tennessee 5 5 Woodard, Lillie — Route 3, Lakeland, Florida 61 Woods, Annette — 2709 Watkins Ave., Richmond, Virginia 74 Woodson, David — 714 S. Center, Thomaston, Georgia 74 Wooldridge, Ted — Box 189, Gcrmiston, South Africa 39 Wooten, L. E. — 1206 E. 32d St., Chattanooga, Tennessee 56 Wooten, William — Route 3, Elm City, North Carolina 32 Y Young, Lcmmic — Route 4, Sparta, Tennessee 39 AUTOGRAPHS PUBLISHING HOUSE LIBRARY mr t ftrxm on? 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