Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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Vindagua picture time conies early at Lee. Here sponsor Honette Echols works with staff members Ray McCormick and Gin- ger Fleming. 4BSSP 1 f • ■ ™ fk tes, r i — «» s when 900 students settled down. Same old food! Sophomore Bar- bara Newton faces the dreary prospect of another year of eat- ing away from home. Wanda Wilbanks — finally regis- tered — relaxes over a coke.

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Frosh get acquainted with the vets at the bulletin board, a favorite campus conglomera- tion point. Lulu Tyner and Chuck Atkins renew old acquaintances with Bev Voliva and Peggy Johnson outside the student center. Normal conditions finally prevailed It didn ' t take long for things to settle down to normal. Roommates soon learned to tolerate one another ' s peculiarities, the sophomore boys began to notice freshman girls, and things gen- erally began where they left off in May. New students were introduced to campus in- stitutions early. Vindagna picture-taking, chapel attendance, outside reading, club meetings, and those never-to-be forgotten trips to the cafeteria began the first week of school. Campus clubs were presented to the student body in a special chapel program by the Student Council. Club presidents made speeches to the assembled studentry, who all promptly rushed out and joined. And so, a day at a time, the year got under- way. 22

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Featured performers were the Tradewinds, popular folk singing group. Entertainment came in a music revue Kathy and Wanda Smith ' Yuk it up ' in hillbilly fashion. Dale Cannon blows a hot sax.