Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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Marvin Golden i eaiitration, JranScripts, rsecordd, Dominate r eaidtrar A Jitne. Records of each student ' s grades, schedule and tran- scripts, and all veterans ' records are filed in the office of the Registrar, Mr. Stanley Butler. Mr. Butler predicts at least a 600 enrollment for 1962-63. (J- u5ine5$ Wast m. ermin anaaer ad cJLe ee i d udaet r Mr. Marvin Golden has served as Business Manager for the past seven years. As college treasurer, he super- vises the purchasing, sales, and credit departments, and keeps accurate records of all financial transactions. Since his duties are such, he is really the President ' s right-hand man. Stanley Butler 40P

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EH I The Reverend Rav H. Hughes I redident rruaheS I believe Lee College will outgrow its facilities soon, and make an even greater impact upon the church than it has in the past. The reason for my belief is the ac- celerated interest in education and the wholehearted co- operation that Lee is receiving from the Church, declares the president, the Reverend Ray H. Hughes. The Reverend Mr. Hughes is esteemed as an eminent minister in the Pentecostal movement, and is the speaker for Forward in Faith, the radio voice of the Churches of God. He has preached 1,200 radio sermons and has traveled to 45 foreign countries to minister the Word. He is a noted author with a rich background of experience. President Hughes stated that from all indications, this year ' s student body is one of the finest, both academically and spiritually. When asked whether he had any goals set for Lee, he replied, Yes. Some of them a e as follows: A four-year teacher ' s program, a full-time public relations director, and a building prcgram to restore Old Main.

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LeMoyne Swiger, A.B., M.A. (L.S.) Librarian 5 .uSioalun of 14,476 Volumes Lee Memorial Library is commended by the accrediting associations for its outstanding col- lection of books. Miss LeMoyne Swiger, librarian, holds the key position as custodian of this col- lection. Besides her several administrative duties, she is director of the Audio-Visual department of Lee and is responsible for the ordering, pro cessing, and maintenance of books, periodicals and pamph- lets. The Library is vital to all students, and we salute the proficiency of Miss Swiger and her competent staff. nr ™ £ --= :::: W : ; : ; miff 1 s0 M tm ... , «. ■ n iff ' , ' W him. r i ' i y fc.1 J» i f l f l l 1 1 Stanley Butler, B.S., M.A., Ed.S. LJeanA of cU.ee J romote y ompatabiiitu. Avis Swiger, L.L.D.