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Thanksgiving Day and Homecoming combined to make November 25 a big day at Lee College. Hundreds of friends and alumni came to Cleveland for the Homecoming weekend. The clay began with a special Thanksgiving service at 10:00 a.m., when Dean R. Hollis Gause addressed the assembly. The rest of the morning was filled with class reunions and misty-eyed reminiscence. The big attraction of the afternoon was a basketball game between the Vikings and the Bryan College Lions. Lee won the game, and at halftime crowned Miss Janice Crafton ' 66 Homecoming Queen. The day was climaxed by the annual Thanksgiving Music Festival, when Dr. Delton L. Alford led four choirs and the brass ensemble through a three-hour religious concert. Special guest performer was Max Morris, piano stylist from Greenville, South Carolina. Guest artist Max Morris performs. A hushed crowd watches the candlelight finale of the Thanksgiving Music Festival.
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Homecoming brought hundreds to a campus alive with activity. Co-captains Kenny Phillips and Bob Varner carry the Homecoming Queen ' s crown to center court dur- ing halftime ceremonies Thanks- giving Day.
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Worship was an important part of campus life From their first Sunday night on campus, Lee students learn that worship is a prominent part of school life. Religious chapel is required three morn- ings weekly, in addition to regular Sunday evening services. Campus interest was dominated the third week of October by the Fall Revival. Morning speaker for the week was the Reverend Frank Lemons, pastor of the Church of God in Alexandria, Virginia. Reverend J. Frank Spivey, pastor from Atlanta, Georgia, preached each night. The Fall Revival emphasized the theme of total commitment, with music and messages integrated around that phrase. Students took a thorough look at the doctrine of the second coming of Christ in the Premillenial Conference, an event of January 7-9. President Hughes packed six services into the weekend, invited Reverend George Britt, Reverend George Alford, and Reverend George Lemons to speak at the conference. Each treated a different area of the doctrine of the premillenial return. Reverend Wade H. Horton, general overseer, was a special Sunday night speaker. Reverend J. Frank Spivey. Reverend Frank Lemons. CB 1 1 T i- -JS 111 1 , BiP- l Sff| 30
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