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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.
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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
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