Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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Vice-President Donald Aultman !|ffcy I fflKj • . H9m [ §G H ff . H ■ . •7 ' V i j i v ' H i 1 V ■ jt ' - ' :;-: ' : v 1 1 ■ ■■• ■■ ' ' Tr ■ ' . ■if v ' - S Bwtk J ...■ . : - ' ' . ' • ■ ■ ;;-;■■ M -fe . • . , . . V I9HH ■HH HM This is the second year for the position of Vice-President at Lee College. Besides being authorized to fulfill the President ' s duties in his absence, the Vice-President is a help to students in areas of counseling and guidance. Other duties in the line of academic affairs which he is responsible for include coordinating curriculum planning, helping in class schedules, evaluating tran- scripts for transfer students, and being re- sponsible for the academic section of the Lee College Bulletin. Dr. Donald S. Aultman has most capably filled this position for the past two years, and the student body continues to support him.

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President James A. Cross Dr. James A. Cross, now in his fourth term as President of Lee College, has perhaps guided the greatest period of growth for this institution. Under his supervision, Lee College has added a new men ' s dormitory as well as a new women ' s dormitory. Under the Administration of Dr. Cross, Lee College has become a fully accredited in- stitution. When on a brisk De- cember afternoon, the South- ern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools informed Lee College that it had re- ceived its accreditation, the entire student body and facul- ty rejoiced as well as Dr. Cross. Proven to be a leader in the religious realm, Dr. James A. Cross has also shown himself to be an excellent educational administrator. 20

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Paul StalUngs Ralph Williams Lynwood Maddox — layman, prac- ticing lawyer in Atlanta, Georgia, gifted speaker, enthusiastic lay witness for Christ, obvious per- sonal and professional talents for an expanding institution. Thurman Curtsinger — 1 a y m a n from Lawton, Oklahoma, suc- cessful businessman, faithful churchman, a long-time support- er of Lee and a man most likely to see the school in terms of efficiency. Philemon Roberts— p a s t © r at Buffalo Avenue. Tampa, Florida, youth leader, dedicated to serv- ing an upcoming generation and believing that Lee has a positive contribution to make. Louis H. Cross — pastor of Tre- mont Avenue, Greenville, South Carolina, progressive but dedi- cated, and individualist bold enough to speak and fair enough to listen. Fred P. Hamilton— layman from Seneca, South Carolina, profes- sional educator, schooled at Clemson, for the past six years Superintendent of Schools for Oconee County, should prove in- valuable in terms of program and procedural trends in the modern educational world. F. J. May — ordained minister, pastor at Louisville, Kentucky, educated at Southern Illinois University, Mississippi Southern College, William Carey College, excellent rapport with the church, an English major. Paul Stallings — senior member, reappointed since 1960, former overseer, present pastor of the Detroit Tabernacle, excellent link with Lee ' s expansion since 1960, an individualist and a thinker. Ralph Williams — chairman, many years of service to the church, former General Secre- tary-Treasurer, present Overseer of Tennessee, a recognized lead- er. William A. Lawson — practicing chiropractor in Albany, Georgia, active churchman in terms of Sunday school, YPE, pastor ' s council, professional and com- munity leader. H. B. Ramsey — well-known, es- tablished church leader, former state overseer of Ohio, Georgia, California and South Carolina, former Executive Council mem- ber, always a good, dependable voice. 22