Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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J. MARTIN BALDREE, Acting Dean of the Bible College in the absence of Hollis Gause, received his A. A. degree from Lee College, his A.B. degree from Asbury College, and his M.R.E. degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Mr. Baldree has done additional work at Lincoln Memorial University. He serves as Sunday School curriculum writer for his church and as Director of Christian Education. J. HERBERT WALKER, Jr., Dean of the Junior College, received his A.B. and B.D. de- grees from Vanderbilt School of Religion and his M.A. degree from George Peabody College for Teachers. He has now been accepted in the doctoral program at the University of Tennessee. Mr. Walker has worked tirelessly toward aca- demic improvement of Lee College. DEANS HEAD PROGRAMS HUBERT BLACK received his B.S. degree from Jacksonville State Teachers College and his M.Ed, degree from the University of Chattanooga. He is principal of Lee Academy, head of the Lee College Athletic Department, and an in- structor in Health. AVIS SWIGER, Dean of Women, received her Litt.D. degree from Lee College and followed other educational pursuits at Salem College, Salem, West Virginia. For thirty years, Dr. Swiger has dedicated herself to the task of directing the lives of young people at Lee College. Influenced by Dr. Swiger ' s dynamic personality and guided by her able counseling, the youth at Lee have found sustain- ing inspiration and direction. F

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STANLEY BUTLER, Registrar and Dean of Men, has distinguished himself as an able leader at Lee College. Working closely with the other deans, he counsels in academic, religious, and social affairs. His duties include checking and evaluating transcripts, admitting new students, directing enrollment proceedings, and keeping academic records. Mr. Butler received his B.A. degree from Jack- sonville State Teachers College and his M.A. and Ed.S. degrees from George Peabody College for Teachers. He is listed in Who ' s Who in the South and Southwest. COUNCIL MAKES POLICIES Faculty meetings can be long and tiring. Bursar MARVIN GOLDEN performs various duties which include preparation and control of the budget, custody and disbursement of all funds, supervision of maintenance, and operation of the physical plant. Mr. Golden has efficiently discharged the duties of his office for the past ten years, yet he has always found time to coun- sel and advise students who have come to him for personal help and guidance.

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LE MOYNE SWIGER, Lee College Librarian, received her B.A. degree with a major in Span- ish from the University of Chattanooga and her M.A. degree in Library Science from George Peabody College for Teachers. Miss Swiger is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma, an honorary sorority for women teachers, and Beta Phi Mu, International Library Science Honor Fraternity. OTHERS CARRY EDWIN TULL, coordinator of all religious activities on campus, came to Lee College this year from Milford, Delaware. Reverend Tull has served as State Youth Di- rector of Maryland, State Overseer of New Jersey, and as Chaplain in the Delaware State Senate. As campus counselor and pastor, Reverend Tull has the respect that the dignity of his of- fice demands. His office has become a focal point for competent Christian counseling. The students find Reverend Tull to be not only an able counselor and pastor but also a loyal friend. Lee College has enlarged its magnitude by the addition of a Developmental Director, the Reverend DAVID L. LEMONS, to its staff this year. Before coming to Lee, Reverend Lemons served as State Overseer of the Church of God in In- diana and was Overseer of Jamaica for four years. While serving in Jamaica, he organized the Evan- gelical Institute. An alumnus of Lee College and a minister in the church for thirty-four years, Reverend Lemons has been active in various capacities. He has served as a member of the Lee College Board of Directors and is now a member of the Executive Council. 20