Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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Languages The Lee College Language Depart- ment includes beginning and advanced courses in French, German, Spanish, and Hebrew. Programs of study in English offer students selections such as History of the English Language, Victorian Literature, and general sur- vey courses. The Language Department is ca- pably headed by Mr. Robert Humbert- son, who also instructs courses of speech in the curriculum. On leave of absence for advanced study are Mr. Charles Beach (M.A.), who fluently instructs French and Spanish, and Mr. Phillip Morris (M.A. candidate) who dynamically instructs English courses. Mr. Robert Humbertson (M.A.) ably serves as head of the language department. Student Linda Gil- more seriously pur- sues a book in the open stacks of the library. Teaching English classes is enjoyed by Mrs. Betty Jor- dan (M.S.). 29

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Christian Education The philosophy and methods of Christian Education provide a program which leads to a B.A. degree in the Bible College. The curriculum provisions include class study, seminars, and field work. Mr. Martin Baldree, chairman of the department, is one of the leading authorities in the field of Chris- tian Education. Christian Education in the Church is more interesting through the use of audio visual aids by Mr. Martin Baldree (M.R.E.). Mrs. Beatrice Odom (M.A.) is in charge of Supervised Field Work in the Christian Education De- partment. Diligence and concentration is the atmosphere amongst these students. Contemporary World Religion is the concern of Mr. Christenbury (Ed.D. candidate). 28

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Lan uages French lessons can be demonstrative as taught by Mrs. Wattenbarger (B.A.). Marty Brown and Troy Rushing listen attentive- ly to English instructor Mrs. Symes (M.Ed.) in the library. Taking time out from her schedule of English classes, Miss Peggy Humphrey (M.A.) enjoys a brief coffee break. Miss Schroeder (M.A.) makes German alive for her pupils. 30