Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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9n lflemozlam REVEREND R. C. MUNCY 1908 - -1968 Reverend R. C. Muncy, a living personality to all Lee College students, passed away Thursday, October 17, 1968. For 14 years Rev. (POP) Muncy was a part of Lee College. He joined the staff in the ministerial field and served as manager of the college cafeteria until the time of his hospitalization. During his last 4 years, he also served as dietitian and trainer for the Vikings. Pop Muncy not only fed the team ' s biological being but also fed them spiritually. He was loved by the basketball team and was their Pop away from home. Coach Hughes was quoted as saying, He was an inspiration in that he knew just what to say and the right time to say it. His humor and common sense werjt together to make him the great influence that he was. The students who knew Pop will long remember him and love him. have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith. II Timothy 4:7 17

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Lee is unique. Our educational experience is prefixed by the word Christian. Our Christian beliefs are not squeezed into chapel services or classroom devo- tions. They are felt in our everyday inter- personal relations with faculty and other students. We are encouraged by the strength of another ' s faith in God. We discovered that no matter how ad- vanced ive are to become, simple faith is necessary — it doesn ' t answer all our questions — but it gives us hope. This faith — the kind Paul the Apostle preached, the kind our country was founded upon, the kind we realize can give us hope. WE DEDICATE THIS 1969 VIN- DAGUA to all those tvho died keeping this faith alive, and all those tvho fight to continue its life. Campus Pastor, Rev. Tull, is a sincere advisor concerning spiritual matters.

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Acadeinics the search for wisdom, the need to experience a new idea, and to know the truth . . . 18