m M 1473 l liidaqua blume32 Lee College ClerelemcLTew lessee NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM TH.S ROOM 2 D (eQ What are reflections? Are they merely observations. . . mental images. . . perhaps moods. . . second thoughts. Our reflections stem from two spheres: the mind and the eye. LD m tasting reflections. Ephemeral reflections. Reflect as you mil on the panorama of the past year. :zu 58 1 1 TabkofConlents Mmduction 2 Gampuslije Honors Academics Athletics 108 Organizations 134 Classes 162 Advertising 218 Directories 254 Conclusion Reflect on how you become who you am. Ikfkctonyovrobility to communicate with others... .. .the capacity to shave yourprvblems, your beliefs, your dreams. Reflect on the faces that made you bok forward to tomorrow. 10 Reflect on the things you did. . . things you wanted to do and things you hod to do. 11 Befledmthetrumitm veflecton the warm breezes that refreshed... the soft ruins that awakened the flowers. Reflect on the cdntinationofyour college comer. . . the trunsitlon into the rest of your life. 12 13 Reflect on the penetration of maturity into your actions. p 1 - n 1 . ™ 14 You thought before you reacted. . . you masoned before you committed. . . you questioned before you conformed. u . f ■: •  « 15 Reflect on the places that became familiar haunts 18 Reflect on your enthusiasm. . . your way of participating with fervor and gusto. 19 20 0- . % Reflect on the expressions that wordlessly spoke to you of ' anticipation, apprehension, delight. 21 When September came,itall Sometimes students wondered if all of the unpacking was going to be worth it all. Cheryl Ross found more to carry than one person could handle. As at most colleges, Septem- ber brouglit a surge of unpack- ing of cars, moving into dorms, and getting to know new peo- ple. Classes at Lee began on September sixth. Just as new students had arrived at Lee, an- other year had arrived, also. After the registration rush was over, classes began once more. began Nannette Hardy removes that last piece of luggage from the car. After having finally found her mailbox, freshman Sheryl Wass struggles to find the right combination. That first week was a time to meet new people and renew old friendships. 25 The Tyde Brothers and members of Sigjna Nu Sigma amuse the freshman girls at a get acquaint- ed party i n the Vikings Den. Freshmen were welcomed to Lee Lori White and friend entertain at frosh party. The senior class sponsored Gene Cotton ' s return visit to campus o?i September 29. 26 Freshman girls were welcomed to Lee at a party given by Sigma Nu Sigma. by a series of parties and concerts Danny Wolfe and Dale Wiseman take a break from the activities at Alpha Gamma Chi ' s Dunk a Donut party. All of the activities of September were coordinated to welcome the freshmen and transfer students to Lee. Delta Zeta Tan, Sigma Nu Sig- ma, and Alpha Gamma Chi spon- sored get acquainted parties to help welcome the new students. The senior class conducted the annual Frosh Week which culminated in the Music Revue and the selection of Phil Sarge nt and Anita Hughes as Jack and Jill of the freshman class. Gene Cotton s return visit to campus ended this month of spe- cialized freshman activities. Members of Gene Cotton ' s group provided back-up for his concert. 27 Andve Qvuchwtumed ' for ' second Andre Crouch, the Disciples, and Son Light performed at Cleveland State Gym on October 6. In October, Andre Crouch and the Disciples made a return visit to Cleveland under the sponsor- ship of Alpha Gamma Chi. Fea- tured in a special concert at Cleveland State gymnasium, Crouch introduced Son Light, the latest addition to his group, who combined voices with the Disci- ples to present an evening of gos- pel music in the typically soulful Crouch fashion. Son Light proved to be spiritually and instrumentally inspiring. 28 visit toLee College Andre Crouch musically relates his Christian experience with enthusiasm and conviction. 29 SpimAgnew campcdgnednear campus On September 21, Vice-President Spiro T. Agnew came to the Me- morial Auditorium in Chattanooga, Tennessee, for a political campaign rally. The Lee Singers were offered a special invitation to sing at this rally. Their performance occurred just prior to Vice-President Agnew ' s speech. At a Republican Party political rally in Chattanooga, Vice-President Spiro Agnew delivered the main address. The Lee Singers were the featured singers at Vice-President Agnew ' s rally. 30 Rotaract sponsored its yearly Derby Day in the gymnasium on October 14. Each organization in- volved competed for a certain num- ber of points in each of the events. At the end of the contests, the men of Upsilon Xi were announced the winners, having accumulated the highest amount of points. Upsilon members Frank Garrison and Danny Clark dis- play outstanding skill during Rotaract ' s Derby Day. Derby Day promoted club rivalry Raymond Pettit, Waymon Thomas, Karen Pearman, and Harold Hughes compete to determine the winner of the pie eating contest. +. David Culp and Ron Jeffcoat race to empty their gallon jars of ivater. Bill Woodard and Johnny Griffis provide the audience with addi- tional humor at the Derby Day activities. 31 Having caught her man, Judy Cochran watches the antics of other girls ivho are still after their felloivs. MMMmm Pa£ Odom finally managed to capture Bill Splawn. Part of the entertainment at the Sadie Hawkins hay- ride was provided by the Armpits. Sadie Hawkins helped to usher in the month of November. Sponsored by Up- silon Xi, this annual event consisted of a Chase Day on which the girls pur- sued their guys, a hayride to Dr. Bob O ' Bannon ' s farm, and an evening of humorous entertainment furnished by the Armpits and the Tyde Brothers. Jan Rogers and Bill Whitener were selected by the men of Upsilon to be this year ' s Daisy Mae and Little Abner. 32 was a David Griffis capably maneuvered one of the tractors out to Dr. O ' Bannon ' s farm. T - « r 111 ' , • ffen JJic i desperately attempts to remain uncaught. Arthur Price and Dian Fisher wait patiently to load the hay wagon. 33 6 T 6 (J? Miss America appeatedon the campus Rhonda Parrish demonstrates the poise exhibited by the ladies of Sigma Nu Sigma. Miss America and dummy Steve Thayer amuse the audience ivith an original ventriloquist act. Trends in junior fashions are modeled by Candy Alford. On November 7, Vonda Kay Van Dyke came to Lee to host the annual Sigma Nn Sigma fashion show. Be- sides describing each of the fashions, Miss Van Dyke also sang and gave her personal Christian testimony. 34 to Vonda Kay Van Dyke, Miss America 1965, hosts the Sigma Nu Sigma Fashion Shoiv 35 The Evangelistic Singers express the joy of Christian brotherhood for all. Johnny Webster and Willie Griffin were two featured instrumentalists. The Evangelistic Singers aided in the preparations for the events of the week. 36 Ginger Pratt spearheaded the toeek ' s activities. Students learned in this year ' s Black Emphasis Week to do away with preju- dices held from a lack of understand- ing. Through a special chapel service, we became aware of the achievements which somehow go unnoticed in Amer- ican culture. This week was not an effort to synthesize differing cultures, but was an attempt to point to cultural distinctions and to become proud of them. Awareness of individual worth and a reassurance of progress was the theme for the Black-White Banquet held in the college cafeteria. 37 AViMng victory, anm) queen,ardwtarrm Homecoming 1972 generated excitement, involvement, and en- thusiastic participation. In addi- tion to the Fall Music Festival, the Homecoming G a m e, and the Turkey Invitational Tournament, Lee College hosted its first annual open golf tournament. Helen Johnson was selected as the 1972 Homecoming Queen and Dr. Ray H. Hughes was announced the recipient of the Distinguished Alumnus Award. T-Bone Sanford struggles to make two for the Vikings dur- ing the Homecoming game against Atlanta Baptist. 38 Dr. Hughes, General Overseer of the Church of God, expresses his appreciation after receiving the Dis- tinguished Alumnus Award. ■---• ' • ' ,m m. mm: V A J. J. Herron, Odell Cochran, and Bob Griffith were participants in Lee ' s first golf tournament. ...were • • ALPHA GAMMA CHI SAYS -WELCOME LEE ALUMNI GO VIKINGS Alpha Gamma Chi ' s neon sign added a neio dimension to Homecoming projects. Helen Johnson chats with Karen Higgen- bottom after being crowned 1972 Homecom- ing Queen during halftime activities. An important part of The Lee Singers again demonstrated that the hours of rehearsal were loorthwhile . Members of the Campus Choir presented selections from Love. A traditional event at Homecom- ing, the Fall Music Festival proved successful again this year. In addi- tion to the five performing groups on campus, solos, duets, and trios ivere included in the program. As a finale, the vocal groups combined their voices for the closing song, Reach Out to Jesus. The Ladies Choir ivas just one of the many groups featured at the Festival. 40 Homecoming was the Fall Must Festival Featured in a special number, Steve Holder introduces The Music Men add their own style to the eve- solo saxophone music to the Fall Music Festival. ning ' s Homecoming festivities. The band pauses between two of their musical numbers. 41 DZTa h Club brought Windy Day demonstrates her knowledge of clothing styles in the early 1920 ' s. David Culp served as the M.C. of the fashion show of the DZT Christmas party. Mary Schembri models the latest fashion in casual attire. Brenda Hopkins and Tony Easom find that there is no age difference in enjoying Christmas. Ron Santa Claus Jeff coat shares a traditional moment of Christmas with one of the children at the Christinas party. 42 fun and cutiuve to Lee students Ron Hudson, classical guitarist, brought a touch of Old Spain to the campus. The beginning of the Christmas season saw the presentation of two distinctly different types of enter- tainment to the Lee Student body. The ladies of Delta Zeta Tau hosted their annual Christmas Party for the campus in the gymnasium. Just prior to that event, the Spanish Club sponsored a solo concert by Spanish guitarist Ron Hudson in the Lee College auditorium. Mr. Hudson performs a difficult Bach Invention he transcribed for guitar. 43 On December 10, the music de- partment presented a Christmas musicale in the Lee College gym- nasium to climax the drive for the Karen Cahill-Linda Millirons Me- morial Fund. The Ladies of Lee, the Lee Singers, and the Lee College Band were the featured musical groups. Students, faculty, and local residents all enjoyed the Christmas musicale. il him S The band provided instrumental accompaniment as the audience sang traditional carols. The Ladies Choir furnished the audience loith carols in the old English style. 44 The traditional Christinas snow came late Mike Lloyd demonstrates to Faye Davis that snow can be enjoyable. Gayle Dees manages to get involved in a very typical snoio activity. Lees only snowfall of the year came on January 7. While numer- ous groups were traveling away from campus, those students who remained during the mid-winter had the opportunity to participate in some highly unacademic activ- ities. The snow didn ' t hinder the football game in the quadrangle. 45 Second semester beganiuiihopems.. . Pam Gibson discusses the finer qualities of owning a Pat Lucy Junkins and Leonard Schroeder Spell were blanket tvith Ken Linus Burgess. featured in You ' re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. Tony Deaton and Cheryl Larson debate Jeffrey Dennison ' s punishment in What Men Live By. Avdeitch, played by Tony Deaton, offers warmth and friendship to an old soldier, Phil Richards. 46 Keith Ivester struggles to hang on to both donkey and basketball. Ron Boyer finds out too late that his donkey just doesn ' t like riders. . . • and donkey basketball The Music Department began the second semester with the presentation of two musicals, You re a Good Man, Charlie Brown and What Men Live By. Both were performed by the stu- dents of the drama workshop class vjhich was offered during the mid- winter. Sandwiched between these two musi- cal events was the second annual Alpha Gamma Chi donkey basketball game. The game ended ivith a score of four to two in favor of the Lee College facul- ty over the men of Alpha Gamma Chi. Wayne Chambers, playing for the faculty, pleads with his donkey to let him stay on. 47 Oowocation and Heritage Week Reverend W. E. Tull explains Convocation procedures to Reverend Boatwright and Reverend Kelly before a service. Traditionally, Lee College has two religious convocations an- nually. This year was- no differ- ent. Reverend R. B. Thomas and Reverend F. J. May were the morning and evening speakers for the Fall Convocation. The Reverends Garold Boatwright and B. L. Kelly were the speakers for the Spring Convocation. Reverend B. L. Kelly takes time out to get to know Lee student, Darrell Rice. 48 Religious emphasis took on a new aspect this year with the ad- dition of Church Heritage Week to the spiritual activities. Each semester one of the pioneers in the Church of God was brought to campus for a week of services. Reverend Houston R. Morehead, former General Overseer of the Church of God, and Reverend Paul H. Walker, noted for pio- neering missions work in the Da- kotas, were the special guests. Reverend Houston R. Morehead speaks at the first Heritage Week. Reverend Morehead, Reverend Walker, and Dr. Conn pause for a picture at the faculty reception during Heritage Week. Reverend Paul H. Walker sings Me and Pap and Mother during secoTid semester Heritage Week. 49 TheEverymanPJayers presented On March 8, Pilgrims Prog- ress, a recent interpretation of John Banyan ' s book, was presented by Tlie Everyman Players in the Lee auditorium. Fifteen actors and actresses portrayed the seventy-two characters who were a part of Christian s journey to the Celestial City. The play, sponsored by the Campus Events Committee, drew a standing-room-only crowd of stu- dents and Cleveland residents. Ron Foreman mimes the torment of a man who finds himself caught in an iron cage. Hal Proske portrayed Christian in the dramatic production. Brenda Musgrove directs Christian on his journey. 50 u s V Loaded doion by his burden. Christian prepares to be- gin his journey to the Celestial City. Charily offers rest to the weary Christian. 51 . ----._ •• .. - The Julia Belle Swain set the mood for the annual Chi Cruise. The Chi Cruise underwent several changes this year. The greatest change was the selection of the Julia Belle Swain as the transportation for the three hour trip down the Tennessee River. Those students who attended the Cruise were treated to a meal and entertainment furnished by the members of Alpha Gamma Chi which annually sponsors this event. Betty Waynick and Steve McCoy share a quiet moment on board. 52 Chi Cruise took on new image Lynette Douglas and Phil Hall pause to enjoy the Carolyn Henry and Leon McAlister bravely face the ivind on deck, view along the Tennessee River. Entertainment was provided by Steve McBrayer, Jim Phillips, Keith Ivester, and Dean Spivey. Chief cook Bonnie Helton directs Gaye Hudson. Melinda Godsey. and Gordo?i Miller in preparing the evening meal. 53 Chapel was an important aspect Being a college of Christian scholarship, Lee places great emphasis on spiritual activities. Chapel serves as an important and spiritually rewarding as- pect of students lives. In addi- tion to the weekly Sunday night chapel services, religious and academic services were held three times during the week in tlie sclwol auditorium. Arriving late for chapel, Betty Mudd and Gaye Hudson choose to wait in the lobby rather than to disturb the service. David Horton leads the congregation in singing a hymn during chapel. 54 of campus Mfe Students and faculty alike attend the weekly services. Diane Lay gives her chapel slip to Charteen Bowles. Students used the time prior to the invocation to catch up on their reading or to finish talking with friends. 55 ( ' mJ. The last week of school ivas spent in taking final exams. Dave Helton and Pam Gibson bid a final good-bye before they leave for the summer vacation. Thecydewas completedmMay When not studying for finals, students were packing to leave. Tom Tioquen found that his job did not end with the close of the school year. 56 Through with his finals, Rod Cannon demon- strates his liberation from the grind. The week of May 14 was the last week of school. Students found that there just was not enough time to do all that was necessary. They had to study for and take their exams. TJiey had to pack to leave. And also, they had to say goodbye to their friends. Inspitc of it all, the stu- dents at Lee managed to survive. Eventually, the memories of this year will begin to fade. 57 ffimtm Reflect on your achievements. Reflect on the times you did what you had to do instead of what you wanted to do. Reflect on your nervousness as you walked on the stage and smiled a greeting to the 1973 Parade of Fa- vorites audience. Reflect on the concerned students who became involved in student govern- ment and initiated campus reforms. Reflect on the thrill that Lee ' s first two pre-med grads experienced when they were accepted into med school. Reflect on the balloting for awards. You wanted to vote for all of your friends; choosing just one was impossible. Students elect Mr and Miss Lee College This year ' s Mr. Lee College is Eddie Joe Crabtree, Captairi of the Lee College Vikings. Ed, a senior from Ider, Alabama, came to Lee his junior year. His accomplish- ments since then are numerous. He was awarded the 1973 N.C.CA.A. Tournament ' s Most Valuable Play- er Award and was also voted by the student body to receive the Hall of Fame Athletic Award. Ed is an ac- tive member of Upsilon Xi. After graduation, he plans to pursue a career of teaching and coaching. Crabtree listens to Coach Hughes ' pre-game instructions. I— —1 11 — M Ed drives toward the goal for a lay-up shot. 60 Sandi pauses for an informal picture in the student center after being chosen ATX ' s sweetheart. Miss Lee College for 1973 is Sandi Holcombe, a Liberal Arts senior from Chicago, Illinois. Sandi is at Lee in preparation for a degree in Sociology. Miss Holcombe is a member of Delta Zeta Tau and heads the Big Brother- Big Sister program. She is also the 1973 sweetheart of Alpha Gamma Chi and has participated in the VINDAGUA Parade of Favorites for two consecu- tive years. This year Sandi was awarded the second runner-up position in P.O.F. In her junior year, Sandi ivas elected as Home- coming Queen. Sandi responds to one of the children she works with in the Big Sister program. 61 MissJohns(mbecomesHomec(wdng Queen As traditionally as Thanks- giving brings the trimmings, Homecoming 1972 brought friends and former graduates back to Lee. Helen Johnson, an elemen- tary education major from Or- lando, Florida, commanded the attention of the Thanksgiving Day Homecoming-game spec- tators. Competing with four other girls, Helen received the greatest number of votes cast by the student body, thereby becoming the fourth young lady from the present senior class to hold the title of Home- coming Queen. Mike Grotsky proudly escorts Helen Johnson mmutes after her coronation. Helen radiates the joy she feels after oeing selected Homecoming queen. 62 Frank Garrison escorts the junior class representative, Dellah Dagenhart. Sharon Henry, representing the sophomore class, gives the impression of being calm and collected. Karen Powell, freshman candidate, finds someone in- teresting to chat with before half-time ceremonies. Escorted by Jim Chamberlin, Sue Ellis, right, is pre- sented to the audience. The VINDAGU A- sponsored Parade of Favorites proved to be a liectic, nerve -wracking week for fourteen contestants. February 12-17 was a time full of activities for the girls. An informal party at the home of Dr. and Mrs. James L. Slay was the kick-off event for the contestants, escorts, and judges. The judges, Beecher Hunter, chairman, Richard Norman, H. Bernard Dixon, Regina Tullock, and Dawn Wooderson, questioned each contestant individually at the formal interview. The ladies were asked questions relating to personal interests and opin- ions on current events. Re- hearsals and more rehearsals for the upcoming pageant night filled the week to capacity. Mr. Richard Norman seems to enjoy interviewing this year ' s Favorites. k Karen Hobgood appears confident as she discusses with the judges her interests and vieivpoints. 64 The opening set and the recorded comments by the girls provided special first impressions of the 1973 POF candidates. Reflections the theme for this years pageant, were both sensory as well as visual. The work, time, and planning put into the production by David Culp, director, were evidenced by the presentation. Stage manager, Chuck Lovelace, and his crew kept things organized behind the cur- tains. Paul Conn, yearbook sponsor, and Helen Jones, editor, guided the.VINDA- GUA Staff in producing this eleventh annual POF — the most spectacular yet. Left: Darla Weir smiles radiantly. Right: Debbie Bilbo displays poise. Favorites vepwsent their clubs Selected organizations on the Lee campus honored a lady of their choos- ing by selecting her to represent them in the pageant. She became their Favorite. The contestants abilities were dis- played during their talent presentations and ramp scenes. Vocal and instru- mental solos and monolouges were used by the contestants to convey their talent to the judges and audience. The ramp scene allowed the girls to dem- onstrate their poise and appearance . The preparation of the contestants for the pageant and Parade of Favor- ites week itself proved to be a time of little rest. Jannuth Gatlin carried the audience hack to the Renaissance Period ivith a lute melody, Greensleeves. Where is Love ivas sung by Sherry Beaver. Lynn Hancock escorts first rumier-up, Delia Dagenhart. Poise, talent, and personality were combined in the girls for one simple effect — beauty. 67 I ■mm H ■I M mm :+ m wm tWm The -pageant evening was full of dazzling memories. Julia Haar cap- tured the audience with a med- ley of Since I Fell for You, and Space Captain. During her sec- ond song, a slide sequence drew the audience ' s attention to Julias theme. I tried to show some of the misery on the earth — starving children, the Vietnam conflict, pol- lution. Then I ended the sequence by shoiving that all is not lost. There ' s always hope for the fu- ture. Representing Sigma Nu Sigma, Julia is a junior from Mosinee, Wisconsin. She is a member of Lee Singers, Concept II, Sigma Nu Sigma, and is a music education major. Bottom left: Julia falls into the mood of her song. Bottom right: 1973 Miss POF shares the thrill of xoinning with her roommate. Julia Haar captures 1973 POF Title Turner and Messer receive honors Dollas Messer prepares himself for a P.F.C. invasion. The Tharp Award, named for Zeno C. Tharp, past pres- ident of Lee College, is given to the senior who is likely to make the most outstanding contributioii to the general church. Dollas Messer, president of Pioneers for Christ, has been chosen to receive this award. For the past two years Dollas has been the recipient of the Christian Service Hall of Fame Award. This fall he was selected by the faculty for inclusion in WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. After graduation, Dollas plans to enter a career in the full-time ministry. Dollas leads students in a devotiori. 70 The F. J. Lee award origi- nated in 1968 after Lee Col- lege developed a four-year liberal arts program. This award was designed to recog- nize the most outstanding graduating senior. This years recipient is Sharlinda Beach Turner, a biological science major. She has been active during her attendance at Lee as a mem- ber of Sigma Nu Sigma, Al- pha Chi National Honor So- ciety, and the Tennessee Academy of Science. She was chosen by the faculty to be included in WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES and also to receive the Math De- partment Award. Sliarlinda brings distinc- tion to the Lee College Science department by being one of the first two graduat- ing pre-med students and by being accepted into the Uni- versity of Tennessee Medical School at Memphis. Sharlinda prepares a hospital laboratory test as part of her pre-med training. 71 Outstanding students receive recognition Twelve students were se- lected for the 1973 Depart- mental Awards by the faculty of Lee College. The twelve seniors were chosen on the basis of out- standing achievement in their major area of study. One student from each de- partment is nominated by that department ' s faculty members to receive an aca- demic award. The entire fa- culty then votes to accept the nominee on the basis of his or her academic achieve- ment. Theresa Cunningham received Language Arts Aivard for proficiency in Spanish. Secondary Education winner, Ann Sallie, prepares for a lecture. Sharlinda Turner, recipient of the Math Aivard, trains for medical profession. 72 for academic achievement Dewayne Knight, Physical Scieiice re- cipient prepares reagent for experimerit. Jym Hitte, Behavorial Science major exainines Psychology Today. 73 Deserving seniors earn Departmental Awards Larry Walters received the Music and Fine Arts Award. Hazel Parker was honored by the Bio- logical Scierice Department. Intensive study earned Tom Welsh the History and Social Studies Award. 1A Annetta Hughes (Elementary Education) presents a geography lesson. Beverly Lee received the Business Aioard for efficient secretarial skills. flHMH HHM Mike Chapman (Biblical and Historical Studies) and Gene Robinson (Christian Education) discuss current religious topics in the Viking ' s Den. 75 Five seniors comprise 1973 Hall of Rime David Simpson displayed competence in student leadership. Each spring semester the students of Lee College se- lect from their ranks individ- uals they believe are deserv- ing of induction into Lee ' s Hall of Fame. Balloting oc- curs in five areas: Christian Service, Academics, Perform- ing Arts, Athletics, and Stu- dent Leadership. Among tlie qualifications desired for each award is excellence in the particular field, as well as a well-rounded attitude to- ward the collegiate environ- ment at Lee. Nominations begin with an open ballot, followed by a run-off election. By winning the final bcdlot with a simple majority, designated individ- uals enter the Hall of Fame. Dewayne Knight, Academic Award winner, accepts congratulatio?is from zo- ology specimen, Oscar. 76 Athletics winner, Eddie Crabtree, ac- cepts Most Valuable Player Award of the NCCAA Tournament. Dollas Messer received the Christian Service Award for his dedicated min- istry. Helen Joiies ' vocal ability earned the Performing Arts Award. 11 Faculty elects Who ' s WhoHonovees Eiglit graduating seniors from Lee College have been elected to WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES this year. Members of this group are nominated by a faculty com- mittee and elected by a vote of the entire facidty. They are chosen on the basis of academic standing, leader- ship, record of service, out- standing accomplishments while in college, and overall contribution to campus life. Sharlinda Turner was cited for excellence in science. Beverly Lee plans for a career in business after graduation. Ed Rowton observes slides in the science lab. 78 Dean Cleghorn, CLARION editor, works hard to meet a final deadline. Student Government president, David Simp- son, chats outside the Administration Building. Antonios Charalambou returned to Greece after December graduation. Dewayne Knight concentrates on preparing for medical school. Dollas Messer, Pioneers for Christ president, leads his witnessmg team in devotions. Refl experiences. ., your associates, your teachers hed you felt he curve on a civ test. d intentions of study- ing consistently, and then on your pro- crastinating until the night before finals to pick up your chemistry book. . barrage of exams before nvocation. Reflect on the president ' s reminder: God helps those who help themselves. Reflect on the reasons f or your coming to Lee College— academic, religious, and social. Keeping them in their prop- er perspective was a full-time effort. Charles W Conn leads college During his third term of service as president, Dr. Charles W. Conn has insured the forward progression and continual period of expan- sion of Lee College. Significant among the events transpiring this year is the setting of a new enrollment record of 1135 students. Presi- dent Conn considers this an indication of even greater groivth for the followiiig years. Dr. Charles Conn (President of Lee College) reflects on the curriculum schedule for next year. 82 V - k J 4 f Ralph Williams (Chairman of the Board of Directors) and Wade Horton discuss educational plans for Lee. Boards of Directors approve three new The Lee College Board of Directors has revised the ad- ministrative structure of the school this year. Three new positions were created to replace the vice-president posi- tion. The administrators appointed to these new posts are Dr. R. Hollis Gause, dean of the college; O. Wayne Cham- bers, director of development; and David Painter, director of finance. Ralph E. Williams serves the Board of Directors as chairman. Members of the Board include the following: Garold Boatwright, Louis H. Cross, Fred P. Hamilton, Bill Higginbothem, William A. Lawson, Lynwood Maddox, F. J. May, H. B. Ramsey, Philemon Roberts, Bill Squires, and W. Paul Stallings. 84 Dean Gause irutiates 4-1- 4 Program Dean Gause (Dean of the College) begins a typical day with a business call. The 1972-73 school year was the beginning of the 4-1-4 program at Lee. As dean of the college, Dr. R. Hollis Gause directed the effort. The primary inno- vation of the program was to provide students with new and unusual educational experiences. The students received an opportunity to take current-issue courses and to travel abroad within a course structure. Alford heads self-study The Southern Association of Colleges and Universities requires institutions to conduct a compre- hensive self-study program three years after accreditation. This was the year for Lee to study itself in- depth. Dr. Delton L. Alford, serv- ing as Director of Self-Study, brought the college tlirougli this difficult phase of final accredita- tion. The purpose of tlie program zvas to determine the strengtJis and weaknesses of the college in sucli areas as organization, faculty, and curriculum. 85 A casual manner eocemplies Earl Gilbert (Associate Professor of Psychology) and Wayne Chambers (Development Director) take on the action at a Vikings ' basketball game. Ollie Lee (Behavioral Sciences Department Chairman) presents a paper at the Faculty Breakfast Seminar. 86 the Lee Faculty A V Ladies of Lee enjoy lunch in the school cafeteria with Roosevelt Miller (Assistant Professor of Music). Murl Dirksen (Instructor of Sociology I chats informally with students at an intramural football game. 87 Members of the After a long day, John Simmons (Instructor in Art) packs up to leave the Lee campus. As a pre-med student, Dewayne Knight observes intri- cate life under the microscope. Charles Beach (Professor of Romance Languages) enjoys a glass of tea at the annual Faculty Banquet. gj Ron Hudson, Spanish guitarist, and Esther Santos (Instructor in Spanish) dis- cuss the modem applicatioii of Spanish music. 88 faculty communicatE to others Donald Rowe (Associate Professor of Business and Social Science) raps with a business law student. Carolyn Dirksen (Assistant Professor in En- glish) leads the campus in devotions at this year ' s Christrnas Party. Jimmy Burns (Assistant Professor of Music) directs the Campus Choir. 89 Rices of faculty reflect happiness J. L. McPherson (Associate Professor of Chemistry ) is caught in a light mood before beginning a lecture. Jimmy Bilbo (Associate Professor of Social Science) watches the Vikings pre-game ivarm up. Morris Riggs (Associate Professor of Biology) stretches to look over the heads of fans at a basketball game. 90 Roland Vines (Assistant Professor of Education) demonstrates skiing techniques to his skiing class on the Gatlinburg slopes. Dale Hughes (Assistant Professor of Physical Education) captures the excitement of the donkey basketball game. During a basketball game, Paul Conn (Instructor in Psychology) gazes at the scoreboard. Don Bowdle (History Department Chairman) presents an orderly and detailed account of European history. Clifford Dennison, above, (Associate Professor of Zo- ology) demojistrates the proper method of using the microscope. Right, Betty Jordan, (Assistant Professor of English) prepares to begin her English Lit. class. 92 Academic pursuits awe challenged Faheem Akhdary (Assistant Professor of Christian Education) gets involved in his classroom lectures. Lois Beach (Professor of Chemistry ) lectures in the chernistry laboratory. Martin Baldree (Associate Professor of Christian Educa- tion) pauses to listen to a student ' s question. 93 Instructors become involved James Slay (Visiting Lecturer in the Chair of World Mis- sions) inspires students in contemporary Christian Theology. Wayne Standifer (Instructor and Assistant Librarian) finds interesting reading material throughout the library. John Sims (Instructor in History and Humanities) and wife listen attentively to Christmas concert. 94 Ronald Harris (Assistant Professor of Physics) contemplates the success of the Viking ' s basketball strategy. David Horton (Assistant Professor of Music) performs a French horn solo at a faculty recital. wm wmy:. Robert Griffith (Instructor in Mathematics) concentrates on his game during the Home- coming golf tourney. 95 During a concert intermission Thomas Russell (Instructor in Music) and Andre Crouch discuss religious rock music. A. L. Hartgraves (Assistant Professor of Business) and Stanley Butler (Dean of Admissions and Registrar) dis- cuss Lee ' s financial budget. Paul Duncan (Dean of Students) stops to buy his ticket to a Viking ' s basketball game. Rev. Edwin Tull (Director of Christian Service), Mrs. Tull, and Honette Echols (Director of Alumni Affairs) chat during a basketball game intermission. 96 RiaM ' s personal tmits am evident Roland McDaniel (Associate Professor of Mathematics) delves into the function of higher mathematics. Delton Alford (Professor of Music) artisti- cally directs the Lee Singers. Winston Elliott (Associate Professor of Missions) leans back for a moment of relaxation. 97 Myrtle Fleming (Professor of Zoology) instructs her parasitology stu- dents in Brown Auditorium. FacuJty employs various teaching methods Elmer Odom (Associate Professor of Religion) re- sponds enthusiastically to class discussion. Robert O ' Bannon (Associate Professor of Biology) challenges his students to search for knowledge and truth. 98 Kearney Smith (Assistant Professor of En- glish) po?iders a question raised by students. William Snell (Assistant Professor of History) talks to his history stu- dents after inviting them to his home for an informal class meeting. 99 Robert Humbertson (Associate Professor of Speech) is caught in a thoughtful mo- ment. While working in his office, Hubert P. Black (Dean of Division of Teacher Education) displays his jolly personality. Claude Warren assumed new responsibilities as assistant Evaline Echols (Administrative Assistant to the President) ponders treasurer of the college. over title of book. 100 Earnest cowentrutkm is displayed Urline Steele (Director of Health Services) examines a patient in the new clinic. Bertha Gugler (Assista?it Professor of Music) has coffee at a faculty reception. James Beaty (Associate Professor of New Testament) , sponsor of Upsilon Xi, relaxes at a club retreat. 101 Faculty excels in cicctdemic Sabord Woods (Assistant Professor of English) relaxes during English literature class discussion. Piano students receive instruction from Charles Meeker (Instructor in Music) . 102 achievements David Painter (Director of Finance) instructs business Mabel Morehead (Assistant Professor of Education) medi- students in financial management. tates during spring convocation. Judye Maxwell (Assistant Professor of Physical Education) pauses (second from left) to chat xoith students between classes. 103 Final analysis of school is found Lucille Elliott (Associate Professor of Business Education) Beatrice Odom (Associate Professor of Christian Educa- lectures to secretarial students. tion) prepares lecture material in her office. k M t i Afe 0 Gertrude Aldrich (Dean of Women) takes time-out for a coffee break in the student center. 104 in its curricukmi Jogging is an enjoyable pastime of Vernon Harmeson (As- sistant Professor of Education). ' The faculty sits in a reserved section of the balcony for the 1972 Formal Opening of the college. 105 Atk£zGm Reflect on powder-puff football ... a sup- posedly toned-down female edition of the gridiron pigskin shuffle. Reflect on your first run down an icy ski slope, crisp winter air, hot chocolate, and dry shoes. Reflect on the warm spring afternoon you cut a class to go golfing and bumped into the professor in the pro- shop. Reflect on the basketball team ' s physical prowess that commanded your atten- tion and admiration. Reflect on your school spirit. Win or lose, you were behind the team with enthusi- astic support that lasted through the N.C.C.A.A. championship. Reflect on the tenseness with which you gazed at the scoreboard during the Lee-Azusa game. w Circle K halfback Jimmy Lee sweeps right end with blocking help from David MacDonald and Greg Cain. Gary Gill (12) follows the play. Circle Kwins intmmural football championship Circle K, led by the passing arm of Gary Gill, posted a perfect reg- ular season record of 8 and 0. Their closest competitor was Freshmen I with a 6 and 2 record. The season was played on a new athletic field purchased by the school. 108 Aft wtPP ; ' - ' A j $felZ (top left) Lineman David Griffis (Rotar- act) gets ready to charge. (bottom left) Freshman Richard Pace led his team to a surprisingly strong season. (bottom right) Mel Abbott carries the pigskin for Freshmen I. 109 72 Season Played on New Field 110 (opposite pagei Rick Edgar, Freshman I quarter- back, attempts to throw a pass to a teammate. left Mike O ' Neil, Rotaract end, heads for the goal line after catching a pass from quarterback Jim Chamberlain. (below) Bob Laughlin, linebacker for the Junior-Senior team, lunges at a ballcarrier. %, wi v i Sj L ? 4 Girls irdmmural sports provide Girls intramural football proved to be much rougher than expected. Intense compet- itive spirit prevailed through- out the season. FresJimen I, following the leadership of running quarterback Deborah Whitlow, not only won the powder-puff game over the upper-classmen, but also tri- umphed over tJie Greeks in the league championship contest. Linda Martin and Glenda Carlson of the Greeks stop at nothing to get the flag. Denise Stokes and Laverne Black shoiv the fatigue which ac- companies a thirty -two-minute basketball game. athletic outlet The ladies of K-ettes duplicated their male counterpart, Circle K, by ivinning the intramural basketball championship. Led throughout the season by Crystal Walker and Sam Meyers, K-ettes re- ceived tough competition from the second place Greeks. The championship game found K-ettes win- ning out over the Greeks for the W.C.A.A. title. Wilma Woods of Missions Club dribbles past two Freshmen -players. Debbie Bilbo carries the ball for the Greeks in the cham- pionship game against the Freshmen. 113 CimteK dominates mens inimmuval sports by wirmkng basketball championship Circle K ' s leading scorer, Ed Fodrill, maneuvers around Elvin Chatfield ' s attempt to block his shot. Tom Helmick and teammate Roger Taylor battle Upsilon ' s Elvin Chatfield for the rebound. Circle K ' s Dennis Livingston is pursued by Upsilon ' s Jim- Chamberlain. Circle K clinched their second in- tramural sport title when they breezed through the MCAA basket- ball season undefeated and beat Up- silon in the finals. Other than Circle K the teams were evenly matched and made for a good competitive season. M.C.A.A. Basket-ball Final Standings Won Lost Circle-K ._ 10 Upsilon 8 2 Faculty 8 2 Alpha Gamma Chi 7 3 Sophomores-Juniors-Seniors . 6 4 Student Government .. 4 6 Pioneers for Christ 3 7 Missions 3 7 Chess Club 3 7 Freshman II 2 8 Freshman I 1 9 115 Intramural basketball draws interest I 14 V Terry Griffey of the sophomore-junior-senior team lays one in. Delance Knight of Alpha Gamma Chi jumps in an effort to block a shot. 116 Faculty and Alpha Gamma Chi players battle Jor the rebound. 117 Merim semester brings skiing to Lee Suzanne Hall finds skiing to be harder than it looks. 118 During the interim semester, twenty-five Lee students engaged in the college ' s first ivinter sports program. The program was led by instructors Judye Maxwell and Ro- land Vines. Skiing programs were held at lodges in Gatlinburg and Deerhead, Ten- nessee, and Fort Payne, Alabama. Although access to the lodges was made difficult by snow and ice storms, the would- be skiers roughed it and learned the art of slope skiing. Entire class poses for group photo in front of Gatlinburg ski resort. Barry Meyers ' face shoivs the strain of a first- time skier on the advanced slope at Gatlinburg. 119 Vikings go 31-6 in championship season Ted Sanford leaps to block shot in Homecoming game against Atlanta Baptist. 120 The 1972-73 Vikings after dropping three of their first four games, bounced back for big wins over Atlanta Baptist in the Homecoming game, Fish in the finals of the Lee Invitational, and a tough Knox- ville College team. The Vikings were not beaten again until the finals of the Spring Arbor Tournament against Ferris State. The Vikings lost two of their next eight games and finished out the season with fifteen wins in a row. Lee won five of six tournaments and placed second in the other. The Viking team sported four tour- nament most valuable players. Theij were Larry Carpenter (S.C.A.C.), Ed Gol- son (District), Dan Moore (Regional), and Captain Eddie Joe Crabtree, at both the Lee Invitational and the N.C.C.A.A. Na- tional Tournament. Ed Golson, Dave Ussery, and Danny Moore shake hands prior to the beginning of the championship game of the Spring Arbor Tournament against Ferris State. Senior Bill Whitener holds the championship trophy presented to the Vikings after victory over Trevecca in the S.C.A.C. Tournament finals. Olivet Nazarene Olivet Nazarene Cincinnati Bible Semina. Lincoln Memorial Univers Atlanta Baptist Covenant College Fisk University Hie College int College .unty _ryan College Tri-State Spring Arbor Ferris State Del Ray Del Ray Southern California College Southern California College West Coast— Los Angeles West Coast — Los Angeles Maryville College Trevecca Nazarene Lincoln Memorial University Bryan College Knoxville College Maryville College Covenant College Trevecca Nazarene Trevecca Nazarene Covenant College Bryan College Trevecca Nazarene Bryan College Temple College John Brown University Eastern Nazarene Azusa Pacific f • i ■■■m Ed Golson observes the referee ' s decision from Covenant ' s home floor. Ted Sanford watches the free throiv of a Bryan player. Coach Hughes and team members observe the action during the Homecoming game against Atlanta Baptist. Coach instructs the Vikings during the Maryville game which was to be his 200th victory. 122 Hughes notches 200th win Dale Hughes, in his ninth year as coach of the Vikings, passed the 200- games-won mark, led the young team to the N.C.C.A.A. national title, set a school record for thirty-one wins in one season, and was voted S.C.A.C. coach of the year. Ed Golson and Larry Carpenter play aggressive defense in victory over Tre- vecca. Coach Hughes is presented the trophy for S.C.A.C. coach of the year. 123 HSISw ffiz5 $ We ' ve wxT ' after NnCAA.vktiyry jver AzusaBoncft Players proudly display the banner which proclaims them national champions. Standing, left to right: Coach Hughes, President Conn, Dan Coleman, Larry Carpenter, Ted Sanford, Danny Moore, Bill Whitener, Dave Ussery. Seated, left to right: Ed Golson, Dewev Roberson. Captain Eddie Joe Crabtree, Larry Williams. Danny Moore barely gets his shot past an Azusa guard. Still sizzling after their sixth S.C.A.C Tournament win, the Vikings met Bryan College in round one of the district tourna- ment. Bryan fell by a close 62-59 margin and Lee was to meet old arch rival Temple for the district title. The game, held in the U.T.C. gym, was every bit as fierce and tense as any Lee-Temple game in the past. Lee trailed most of the game, but a strong come bach in the second half, led by Eddie Joe Crabtree, gained the victory for Lee. The Vikings then met John Brown University from Arkansas for the Regional champion- ship. Led by Dan Moore the Vikings upset JoJin Brown by 12 points and were then seeded in the national tourney. On March 16, Lee met Eastern Nazarene and won by a handy score. The next night, Azusa Pa- cific, the defending N. CCA. A. champs met the Lee Vikings. Led bif tournament M.V.P. Eddie Joe Crabtree, the Vikings topped Azusa 64-58 and captured the N.CCA.A. national crown. 125 Captain Qnbtrw leads the pack Danny Moore drives around his man. Larry Williams concentrates on the basket while making his drive. Larry Carpenter makes scoring look easy. 126 leads tlwpack • J Dave Ussery demonstrates his defensive skills. Ed Golsoyi leaps to receive a -pass from a teammate. Eddie Joe Crabtree has a determined expression on this shot against Trevecca. 127 The teampwduced the action; cheerleaders supplied the noise me- Co-Captam Dellah Dagen- hart and Captain Karen Higgenbottom gaze at the ball players in a relaxed moment. 128 Sophomore Sandra Carpenter applauds during an introduction of the players. Ed Golson and Eddie Joe Crabtree receive help from Atlanta Baptist team members after a scramble for the ball. Senior Captain Karen Higgenbottom starts a cheer. Cheerleaders perform cheer luring Homecoming game. 129 Ted Sanford gets the tip-in at the beginnmg of the NCCAA cham- pionship game. Larry Carpenter lays in two agamst Azusa. Judy Cochran ' s face re- flects her enthusiasm during a cheer. Danny Moore extends the ball to the basket against Azusa. Dellah Dagenhart cheers for the Vikings. Cheerleaders Beverly Lee, Judy Cochran, and Sandy Carpenter celebrate after NCCAA championship over Azusa. 131 Lee students show interest in many areas of sports Randy Hamilton makes a return volley. ■f ' i y 7  fl E , Gary H err on gets set for approach shot to the green. 133 Students at Lee show much interest in sports other than those of- fered by the intramural program. Such activi- ties as golf, tennis, handball, volleyball, and sluing are enjoyed by many. Rick Kramer selects club before teeing -off at the Homecoming Golf Tourney. O tqcmuaUom Reflect on your spirit of camaraderie. Reflect on all the carwashes you faith- fully supported with your attendance, elbow grease, and five-gallon bucket Reflect on the hideous looking face in the mirror that stared back at you on initiation day. Reflect on candlelight inductions, pledg- es, slaps on the back, and congratula- tions. Reflect on the feeling of distinction you experienced the first time you wore your fraternity blazer. Reflect on the choir rehearsal that you were putting one-hundred percent of your guts and vocal constitution into just as the conductor said to give a little more. Reflect on the ideas contributed by in- dividuals that made the organization ' s group projects click. Miss America was Sigmcis guest Ladies of Sigma Nu Sigma wait for the regular meeting to begin. Donna Lance makes a suggestion re- garding new spring outfits for the club. Sigma Nu Sigma sponsored a successful fashion show featuring former Miss Amer- ica, Vonda Kay Van Dyke. Club members modeled the latest styles in women ' s cloth- ing, compliments of Margaret ' s House of Fashions. The ladies of Sigma also as- sisted in various functions on campus such as serving at formal luncheons and receptions, and participated in chapel ser- vices. Vonda Kay Van Dyke entertains Sigma ' s Fashion Show audience. 136 This year Circle K and the K-ettes became in- volved in the athletic and the service scenes at Lee College. Not only did the men of Circle K win the intramural football championship, but they captured the intramural basketball title as well. Both organizations served as tJie middle- men between the Kiwanis International and the Lee community. Involve- ment with the blood- mobile visit demon- strated the true purpose of these groups. Ed Foddrill demonstrates xohy Circle K dominated intramural sports. Circle K and K-ettes pulled together in 73 K-ettes listen attentively at a weekly meeting. 137 % J HI Members of Upsilon Xi, the Tyde brothers, entertain at Sadie Hawkins Hayride. Upsilon Xi triumphed at Derby Day The men of Upsilon Xi began the year by selecting Debbie Bilbo as their sweetheart and representative in POF. Their annual sponsorship of Sadie Hawkins gave the Lee student an op- portunity to forget the rigors of scltool for a few hours. Chase day provided some of the more humorous memories of the year. Derby Day gave Upsi-men a chance to demonstrate their club loyalty while accumulating more points than other competing groups. Upsilon helped promote Christian service by ushering in chapel services. Upsilon men build a winning human pyramid at Derby Day. Carroll Landruth and Greg Russell display memorable items in Upsilon ' s Homecoming booth. 138 Buddy Willingham uses his popcorn for food rather than for Christmas tree decorations. Judy Markham, Debbie Russ and Beverly Howell serve at DZT ' s Christmas Party. Delta ZebciTku took pick in Christmas Party Members of Delta Zeta Tau discuss business at their weekly meeting. The ' president of Delta Zeta Tau, Darla Weir, led the group in what could be described as a year of service. The club sponsored the annual Christmas Party for the Big Brother and Big Sister effort. By making contributions to mis- sionary projects and supplying the Chapel with new hymnals. DZT made its presence known not only on campus but to the general church as well. 139 CM experiences successfdyear Chi Men arrived in September with intentions of many rewarding occa- sions; in retrospect, nothing was left unfulfilled. ATX again proved its abil- ity to maintain its leadership position among the Lee community. It achieved this by providing numerous social-ser- vice projects for the student body. Rep- resentative of these included the Fresh- man rush party at the outset of the year, sponsorship of the Andre Crouch concert, various iutra-club social gath- erings, and the annual moonlight cruise on the Tennessee River. ' • tHt Coach Hughes looks around for help at Chi-sponsored Donkey Basketball game. ATX members faithfully report to Science 211 each Monday evening for their regular meeting. 140 President David Culp proposes plans for construction of a new sign for front campus. The religious influence oj Chi was felt through their participation in activities concentrating on in- forming others of the Christian bond of brotherhood felt in Chi as well as on campus. Means of achieving this attitude brought about projects such as numerous donations, service projects, reli- gious invasions, and a well de- served year-end retreat at Tellico Plains to reflect memories oj an active year and to plan future ex- periences. Alpha Gamma Chi men sing the traditional siceet- heart soiig to their favorite, Sandi Holcombe. Chuck Lovelace helps prepare CLARION for mailing as a part of the college ' s recruitment effort. 141 Alpha Chi continued academic excdlence Alpha Chi fostered the high academic excellence that Lee College likes to purport. Members were in the top ten-percent of his or her class, and had a mini- mum grade point average of 3.25. Alpha Chi made dona- tions to the Memorial Li- brary fund for Karen Cahill and Linda Millirons. Members of Alpha Chi gather for a club portrait. TACT organized The Training As- sociation for Chris- tian Teaching got off to a good start. Jackie Johns, president, de- scribed the purpose of the newly formed club as, to aid and develop Christian Education. Mem- bership is limited to C.E. majors and minors. The club con- ducted workshops at various times during the semester. Professor Baldree shows materials to members of TACT. 142 Musical excellence sought by MENC Music majors Sandra Rayborn, Carmelita Woodard and Phil Thomas got acquainted at an MENC cookout. The Music Educators Na- tional Conference is a pre- professional organization com- prised of music majors. The purpose of an out-door picnic held at the onset of the year was for members to become acquainted with their peers and instructors. A highlight of MENC ' s year was a demon- stration bij a former Lee grad- uate in music education, Zan- dra Eller Casey. Mrs. Casey showed slides and charts on the Mary Helen Richard ' s adaptation of the Kodak) meth- od of musical instruction. SNEA prepared students to teach Members of SNEA attended a banquet prepared in their honor. 143 David Simpsoii addresses members of the Inter-Club Council. Modifications made in S.G.A. David Simpson and Gary Palmer served as President and Members of the Student Government vote on a resolution. Vice-President of S.G.A. Danny Lacer. Darla Weir, Rick Moore, and Van Watkins contemplate a decision in student court. The Student Government Asso- ciation went through a period of modification in the last school term. With the introduction of the Inter-Club Council and a greater importance of the Student Court, tlie students at Lee were considered in the affairs of the school. A uni- fied, campus-wide attitude was promoted with the conception of the ICC. This branch of the SGA proved to be invaluable as a means of fostering better understanding between various clubs. Under the leadership of David Simpson and Gary Palmer, opinion polls were taken throughout the year to keep in constant contact with the gen- eral mood of the students. Phi Beta Lambda visited hank L mm. Phi Beta Lambda members asked questions after the tour. Members of Phi Beta Lambda listen to an explanation about banking. Club personnel learned the ropes of finances by experience. This year the members of the Phi Beta Lambda learned the processes of the fi- nancial world in both theory and action. The members used the theory that the best way to learn was by doing, and they did just that. The club gained first- hand knowledge of banking procedures through a visit to the Cleveland Mer- chants Bank. I; Brenda Petrey listens attentively. 145 Spanish Club sponsored Ron Hudson Jo Ann Anderson demonstrates a modified weaving process at the dinner -fashion shoiv. Johnny Webster models the mod -Spaniard look. The Spanish Club gained the attention of campus observers through their unusual projects. An interesting highlight of the year was a concert by Ron Hudson, a professional classical guitarist, brought to Lee by the Spanish Club. Members became the focus of attention when they served au- thentic Spanish food and modeled the native dress of South Ameri- can countries at a fund-raising dinner. Spanish guitarist Ron Hudson delighted his Lee audience. 146 Rotaract members opened Derby Day ivith an elabo- rate ceremony. A small reminder in a tree served to advertise Derby Day. ' ' Derby Day ' ' was Botaracts pride « u- Rotaract, an all-male, Rotary Inter- national-sponsored organization, took pride in sponsoring on October 14 its annual project, Derby Day. Rotaract invited campus clubs to participate as groups in competitive tasks. The win- ners of the tasks were given points, and the group with the most points at the end of competition took home honors. Marsha Smith was selected as Rotaract ' s sweetheart and repre- sented them in P.O.F. Club members participate at Derby Day. 147 Servicemen pose with Congressman Lamar Baker after patriotic chapel. Servicemen Club presented US. flag An unidentified serviceman ushers for a chapel service. Mickey Moore presents President Conn ivith a flag that flew over our nation ' s capitol. The Servicemen s Club sponsored a patriotic chapel early in October. This chapel presentation featured Congress- man Lamar Baker. Representative Baker came to Lee to present a flag that had flown over the Capitol Build- ing in Washington, D.C. This gesture was in honor of the service that Lee ' s ex-GFs had given the nation while theij were in various brandies of the mili- tary. 148 Members of a PFC team loaiting for the final go-ahead before leaving campus. Pioneers for Christ led campus spiritually - l i In 1973, Pioneers for Christ was, in the words of its leaders, spiritually active and success- ful. The club functioned as an ambassador for Lee College to numerous churches in the denomination. Witli everij- weekend invasions, PFC ex- perienced impressive success with conversions and personal witnessing. Ken Blanton unloads PFC ' s van after a weekend trip. 149 Music Men get new name The Music Men, under the direction of Thomas Russell, proved in 1973 that they have attained skill in musical ex- cellence rather than in ath- letic traditions of bygone days. With this concept in mind, the Music Men had a successful year of concerts. Soon after a change in name from Men of Lee the Mu- sic Men teamed with the Lee Singers in recording three songs for the album Sound Dimensions. Members of the Music Men sing the now sounds. Ladies planned tour to Hawaii J 1, ■♦mSt Jk f ™ | . , . W iM ' 9| w $;P r t rtj| The Ladies of Lee purposed to present a variety of religious music styles. They performed hymns and gospel music for chapel services and sang The Carol of the Bells at the Christmas Musicale. Directed by Roosevelt Miller, the Ladies toured North Carolina, the eastern sea- board states, Kentucky, and Ohio. This year ' s activities ivill culminate in an tour of Hawaii. 150 Concert band delighted audiences H This year ' s forty-piece concert band rehearsed musical literature varying from Coreli to Carol King. Under the direction of David Horton, the group played in churches in NortJi and South Carolina, and presented special concerts to area schools. The pep band com- posed of several members from the con- cert band, added momentum to the var- sity basketball games. Campus chair generated Love Iflf K Campus Clioifs activi- ties centered around the production of the religious musical Love, by Otis Shillings. Under Jim Burns ' direction, the clwir per- formed selections from Love tJirouglwut the year and presented tlie entire work during an evening chapel service. 151 I If Singers rehearse before singing for the spring convocation. Singers perjbmed stateside and abroad Lyn Hancock, Danny Murray, and Bob Laughlin captured Keith Ivester reflects pre-concert anticipation, the audience at Parade of Favorites. 152 Bonnie Helton bears down on a tough passage during a regular noon rehearsal. Organist, Karen Hobgood and Denise Harris, pianist, concen- trate on learning the music. The Lee College Singers under the direction of Dr. Delton L. Alford had a very busy year. In addition to a European tour, there were numerous weekend church engagements for which Dr. Alford prepared the forty- voice choir. They were invited to area schools for secular concerts and sang for campus events including fall and spring convocations. Fall Music Fes- tival, Christmas Musicale, and chapel services. In early October, the Singers were featured at a political rally for the Vice-President of the United States, Spiro T. Agnew. The Singers are the choir in resi- dence for the Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra. During tlie first semester the Singers demonstrated their choral skills in performing Vivaldi ' s Gloria Mass with the orchestra. The chamber ensemble later teamed with profes- sional artists and presented the Christ- mas opera, Amahl and the Night Visitors. Mr. Russell, Dr. Alford and Mr. Sims appear happy to be home from the European tour. 153 Lee Singers carry mpruudtmdition... January proved to be another milestone in Singer-history as the choir made its third tour of Eu- rope. Performing at military installations and cathedrals throughtout Europe, the Singers captivated and gained the ap- proval of critics everywhere they sang. The Singers -performed Vivaldi ' s Gloria at the Christmas Musicale. Jerry Smith listens to Dr. Alford ' s instructions. Dr. Alford makes each rehearsal a learning experience. WitJi the cutting of a new al- bum Sound Dimensions, this years edition of the Singers joins four other groups of Lee Singers in having an album made. The year as a whole was dotted with concerts that included excursions into all of the southeastern sector of the United States and many northern states including Mary- land, Michigan, and Ohio. . . .of perfection inperformance Angela Weatherington ivatches for the cut-off. Keith Ivester and Danny Murry get involved. 155 Ministers eat and enjoy the fellowship at the Chattanooga retreat. Ministerial Association enjoyed retreats During a break from training sessions, ministers demonstrated their athletic abilities. The Ministerial Association went on religious retreats to Gatlinburg and Chat- tanooga this year. They were addressed by such outstanding ministers as Dr. James L. Slay and Mr. Robert Humbert- son. Club members felt that the trips provided a time for spiritual fulfillment, as well as an opportunity for fun and recreation. Speaking at one retreat was the club ' s advisor, Robert Humbertson. 156 Will Wass intervieivs Helen Jones about the progress of the VINDAGUA. Dean Cleghorn ivorks on an editorial. CLARION received Marks of Distmctioji This years CLARION staff worked diligently and established an eight- page publication as a regular occur- rence rather than as a special edition. Inspired by Editor Dean Cleghorn, the editorial section aired controversial subjects and gave students an oppor- tunity to express themselves. Tlie CLARION was unequalled in the fac- tual coverage of events of the year as they Jiappened. On a publications retreat to North Carolina, the staff determined to raise the rating of Lees newspaper. For the fall semester, the CLARION received Marks of Distinction in the areas of editorial leadership and photography by the Associated Collegiate Press. The ultimate goal of the CLARION staff is an All-American rating for their efforts. Lis Lipsom looks over her article. 157 Photographers Steve Rathbone and Mike Lay prepare to take a picture. Dennis Whitte r looks at his CLARION sports section. CLARION and VINDAGUA advisor, Paul Conn, leaves the Publications Office. 158 _ VINDAGUA editor, Helen Foley Jones, listens to a section editor ' s copy. VINDAGUA iMized a full crew Ted Barrineau is poised for athletic action shot. Campus life editor, Gordon Miller, smiles as he nears completing his section. 159 Business manager Phyllis Golden, corrects her lay- outs. Joan Davis, Honors editor, counts ballots for the Hall of Fame. As predicted, the year book was completed on schedule Academic editor, Judy Markham, reads her copy aloud. 160 Phil Harmeson, Organizations editor, reads one of his infamous outlines. After a weekend planning ses- sion at the publications retreat, Editor Helen Jones began filling positions for this years VINDA- GUA. With the concept of having a minimal number of staff mem- bers, section editors felt the per- sonal responsibility of meeting deadlines. Tension rose and the familiar Ted-l ' ve-got-to-have-this- picture was shouted with more fre- quency as the publication date drew nearer. Chuck Lovelace took over the Class section second semester. Sports editor. Bob Laughlin, ivorks on his final layouts. 161 CPtmes Reflect on your daily routine. Reflect on the first day of classes and how you wished you ' d never signed up for that 8:15 lecture. Reflect on all the rainy Thursdays you were stranded in the Alumni Building without an umbrella. Reflect on the sunny afternoon you de- prived yourself of a trip to the moun- tains, went to class, and the prof didn ' t show. ls} M««5j ifc f Z iy f i r ;f « } T mC W$ ] up in a discussion but you thought maybe your idea was dumb. But you stuck your pride in your back pocket, raised your hand, and fired away. The instructor said it was a very fine point. Reflect on two young collegians ' lives. God ' s finger touched them, and they slept. Karen Cahill Linda Millirons Seniors spurred Lee ' s efforts Joseph E. Abraham Janice Argetsinger Sharlinda M. Beach B.S. Biological Science Mary A. Bettis James Peele Betts, Jr. Comer Keith Bobo B.A. Biblical Education B.A. Biblical Education Ronald C. Boyer Nicholas Lee Bradbury B.S. Elementary Education Michael C. Brownlee Kenneth Burgess B.S. Elementary Education 164 to veach out to the commurtity Nelda Sue Burris B.S. Elementary Education Donna Burroughs Sandra Joyce Carter B.S. Business Administration Michael Ray Chapman B.A. Biblical Education Antonios Charalambou B.A. Biblical Educatioii Ellie Charalambou B.A. Biblical Education Ron Jeffcoat plays Santa to underprivileged children at Delta Zeta ' s Christmas party. 165 Dean Cleghorn B.A. Sociology Judith Cor Janie Marie Cummings B.A. Sociology John G. Cumiingham Theresa E. Cunningham Seniors completed the four-year challenge to achieve Carole Overbuy Dale B.A. English Harry Emory Dale. Ill B.M.E. Bible J. Reginald Daniel B.S. Sociology Gene A. Dasher B.S. Business Brenda C. Demerit Kamel Souliman Dou hne Deborah Marie Elliott B.S. Sociology Patsy Fair cloth Carolyn Farabee Rudy Jay Felton B.S. Social Studies Dian Louise Fisher B.S. History Sharo?i Freeman Even at night, the Science Building is a familiar haunt to science majors. Senkjrsacqimvd leadership rules Charles Danny Gibson Joan Marlene Gillette B.S BusiTiess Administration Mary Sue Gilliland B.M.E. Music Education Brian Wayne Gray B.A. French Mike L. Grotsky Linda Kaye Hall B.S. Biology Patricia Ann Hall B.S. Elementary Education Jimmy Leon Hamby B.A. Biblical Education Johnny R. Hathaway B.A. Biblical Education 168 Bonnie Helton Carolyn Henry B.S. Elementary Education B.A . Psychology Larry G. Hess B.A. Sociology Ricky Lee Hicks B.S. General Busiriess Kenton L. Holmes Annetta Ruth Hughes B.S. Elementary Education Karen Higgenbottom James Hitte, Jr. B.S. Elementary Education B.A. Psychology Rebecca Ann Horton B. Yvonne Hubbard B.S. Office Administration B.S. Elementary Education Chrys A. Hveem Jerry Evans Hyatt B. S. Social Science Sandi Holcombe and Helen Johnson share their excitement before Sa?idi gives ap her Hojnecoming croxon. 169 Semorswade Chester W. Jarvien B.A. English Helen R. Johnscm Donald R. Jones B.M.E. Music Ed. Ronald Jeffcoat Jeanette Johnson B.A. English a?id French Helen M. Jones B.M.E. Music Ed. Eddie Crabtree shoots during a Viking home game. significant contributions to all areas of campus Ife Kay Jones Dale U. Jumpp B.S. Business Harry D. Kimbleton, Jr. B.S. General Business Gary H. King H. Steve Kirkland Naomi Ruth Koester B.S. Eleinentary Ed. Rick Kramer B.S. Biology Phyllis F. Lane B.S. Medical Technology Beverly Ann Lee B.S. Office Administration Jimmie Dale Lee B.S. Business Nolen Ray Lee B.S. Social Science Stephen L. Lowery 171 Seniors acknowledged the After chapel, students rush to class or to the post office. Samuel Luke, Jr. B.A. Biblical Education Gary R. Lynn B.S. Elementary Ed. Jerry McClain Mitchell Maloney 172 importance of religious opportunities Deryl W. Martin B.S. Busmess Administration Lin da Selvege Martin B.S. Elementary Ed. William J. Martin B.S. History Joyce M. Masters Judy Ann Mayjield B.S. Elementary Ed. Debbie Meyers Gordon D. Miller B.S. History Patricia A. Miller Qua?i Lamone Miller B.S. Elementary Ed. Donna Bell Milliner B.A. French 173 Seniors continued their Charlotte A. Morehead B.S. Elementary Ed. James I. Morris Herbert Lynn Murphy B.S. Social Science Alan L. Oberlander Larry E. Osborne B.S. Social Science Marion Eugene Oioen B.A. Biblical Ed. MIRY 1 VtBERS Senior Raymond Pettitt ivins Rotoract ' s Derby Day pie-eating contest. 174 active participation in social events Charles Page B.A. Biblical Education Hazel Jane Parker B.S. Biological Science Rose M. Parker W. Raymond Pettitt, Jr. Earl Pilkington, Jr. Geneva Pittman Ester Lee Reid B.S. Elementary Ed. Bonnie F. Rhoden Betty Jean Robbins B.S. Elementary Ed. Gene A. Robmsoii B.A. Christian EducatiOJi Edgar Dale Roictoii B.S. Biological Science L. Delores Roivtoii B.A. Sociology arid Chr. Ed. 175 Seniors corbcmtmtedonaveas of Florence Ann Sallie B.S. Business Education Jack E. Sallie, Jr. B.A. Biblical Education William R. Saiiders Hubert Lee Seals, Jr. B.A. Christian Education James Marshall Searcy Demiis Eugene Shroyer David Eugene Simpsoii B.A. Bible B.S. Elementary Education B.A. Sociology Roy L. Suns Sue Darlene Small Ronald G. Solomon Donna Brantley Sosby Dan D. Stephens B.S. Biological Science B.A. Biblical Education B.S. Elementary Education B.A. Biblical Education 176 David Tidivell Joel Trammell Michael M. Tiller Marvin Trimm Ervin Kyle Stokes B.A. Elementary Education Brenda Taylor Roger Dale Taylor B.S. General Business Stephaii G. Thayer B.S. Biological Science Glenn S. Thompson Larry G. Thompson B.S. General Business Bill Martin appears to be absorbed in a difficult history assignment. Donna G. Turner B.M.E. Music Education Unitta Vaughn B.S. Busi?iess Administration Windell Vaughn Suzanne Wallace B.S. Elementary Education Larry A. Walters B.M.E. Music Education James P. Ward C. Cleveland Waters, Jr. B.S. Biology Johnny L. Webster Margaret A. Weible Mr. Snell ' s history class breaks the monotony of indoor lectures by having a session on the front lawn. COL Seniors leave Lee to fill positions ofimportance Darla Jean Weir B.S. Sociology William T. Whitener B.S. General Business Norman Wojcik B.S. Sociology Trudy W. Weldon Douglas Whitter Thomas R. Wood B.S. Business Thomas Everett Welsh B.A. History Janice Marlene Williams B.S. Elementary Ed. Billy M. Woodard Linda White B.S. Elementary Ed. Patricia Winters B.S. Elementary Ed. Carolyn Woolfolk 179 « Juniors enjoyed the Chuck Lovelace siiiks one durmg the Chi spon- The Music Men perform in the Music Festival during Homecoming . sered Donkey Ball game. David Abernathy Pamela Afonso Paul Baggett Bill Balzano Beverly Barber Donald Bennett David Benton Mary Benz Sharon Blanton R. Jerome Boone Danny Bowden Bobby Bowles Anna Bradford Pamela Brewer Carolyn Brotvn 180 campus routine Marilyn Brown Peggy Brown Bonnie Buckley Glenda Carlton Sandra Carpenter Jackie E. Carroll Elizabeth Carter Bong Sun Chung Judith Cochran Carolyn Combs Charles Coppler Willa Copus Jannis Cornelison Nelda Cornelius Cynthia Cox Linda Cox Mary Cronin Dellah Dagenhart Ruth Dale Joan Davis J '  . - ' ' ' -v, A ■. ' ' J. t : ' V , jfr ' .; , ; , L K - a I A rf - ' — ' V ' '  k ■. ' ' •  - Gay Pettyjohn attempts to surprise her man on Sadie Haiokins Chase Day. 181 Jvmkyrspwfid Mary Davis John Delk Larry Elrod Frank Garrison Sharon Day Vicki Delp Terry Farley Betty Gentry Tony Deaton John Duren Alice Farmer Darrell Glass James Deavers Sammuel Dutton Judy Foister Beverly Goodman Gail Dees Rosada Edwards James Gambill Carl Grayson 182 security in working together Members of Alpha Gamma Chi entertain freshmen men at a get acquainted party in the student center. David Griffis Steve Grimes Julia Haar Phillip Hall Ronald Hamilton Caleeta Hardeman Dale Helsley Toni Hitte Doretta Holland Larry Holt Ila Howard Harold Hughes 183 Alrick Humble Nicholas Humble Jerry Hundley Shirley Johns James Jones Tullos Jones Patricia Junkins Dana Justice Ruth Keen Sandra Kimbleton Donna Lance Rhonda Lance Carlton Larson Connie Linder Lor an Livingston Juniors- Class Barry Meyers offers some helpful criticism during an intramural football game. 184 Alrick Humble pauses to greet a newcomer to the campus. cfim Tana Lonan Leon McAllister Lillie McClure Jean McCullouc h David McDonald Green McLain Judy Markham Wanda Martin John Martindalc 185 Mike Maze Susan Means Dollas Messer Randy Miller Edward Milliner David Moore Patricia Moore Reid More an Shirley Mvlkey Gail Mustek Chase Day generated excitement among junior class members. Herbert Myers Ray Neioton Frederick Nicholas June Norton Franklin Odom Patricia Odom Laura Page Gary Palmer Darlene Parks Carl P am ell 186 Kenneth Paid Mike Payne Gay Pettyjohn Patricia Phillips Danny Phipps Dianne Potts Vickie Pounders Larry Poicell Arthur Price Eva Quesada Danny Murray adjusts the sound before the Fall Music Festival. Ethan Raath Kathy Reid Angel Renta Sandra Reynolds Pamela Rice Deborah Russ 187 Gregory Russell Gary Schrade Ronald Shean Elaine Shepherd Kathy Smith Jerry Smith Rebecca Smith Lauretta Snyder Gail Solomon Gary Stacey Edward Starnes Sharon Stigile Deborah Stokes Sylvia Stone Brenda Sumpter on escape fLJ m , ■f . I ▼ Corky Whitlock a?id WBAC ' s radio crew cover the action at a Lee basketball game. 188 Michael Thomas Tim Todd Crystal Walker Wayne White Waymon Thomas Lucille Turner David Walker Zelma Whitten Carta Thompson Ruth Valcarcel Van Watkins Daniel Wolfe Danny Tirey Lester Vick William Webb Glynis Wood Sharon Todd Claudia Waites Angela Witherington Donna Woody Wayne Miller watches the seconds tick aumy during an intramural football time-out. 189 Sophomores wem James Addison William Ainsivorth Curtis Akers James Anderson Charles Anding Sherene Andreine Mary Arthur Larry Asbury Anthony Avery Janis Balazovic Gay Pettyjohn and Evelyn Hartley perform a duet from Vivaldi ' s Gloria. r  1 jS X 1 hr ■if tKifft ' Mfhm m Marsha Smith entertains at the Delta Zeta Tau Christmas Party. 190 Paulette Barker Geneil Barrineau Linda Barron Saiidra Beaver Sherry Beaver Deborah Bilbo Jimmy Bilbo Margaret Bing LaVerne Black Andrew Black man Kenneth Blanton Yvonne Blaylock Roy Booth Chartine Bowles Mary Bozard Ella Braxton Frank Brewer Shirley Britt Cavaillia Bynum Robert Byrum Victor Tiller and Wayynon Thomas relax during a Viking home game. 191 Campus men find time to do a little girl-watching. Carolyn Cagle Sylvia Carter James Chamberlain Deborah Chambers Timothy Chastain John Chiara Daniel Clark Peggy Clark David Cline Jo Anna Coe Daniel Coleman Jeffery Colkmore Catherine Conn David Coxton Bonnie Crumpton Linda Culp 192 Sophomows began the year Priscilla Cunningham George Davis Jesse Deems. Jr. Leah Dingess Willard Dockery Kenneth Donnelly Chevis Durham Robert Dye Vieki Ervin Carmen Faust James Floyd Richard Ford David Fowler Brenda Fox John Fusoii Suza?ine Garlington Jannuth Gatlin Divight Gentry Linda Gentry Vieki Godirin Betty Golden En us Gordan 193 Sophomores Susan Gregory John Griffis Vinayakudu Gullapalli Duane Hall Kenneth Hall Dianne Hamilton Earl Hamilton Phil Harmeson Michael Harper Shelby Harvell Dave Helton Danny Henderson Randy Higgenbottom David Hindman Edna Hires Jerry Thomas and Tony Essom find 7io trouble communicating. 194 pumd lasting wlatkmships i Virginia Hiserote Karen Hobgood Brenda Hopkins Jack Home Beverly Howell Gaye Hudson Vieki Hudson Mary Huntley Betty Ingram Keith Ivester Donna Jenkins Michael Jethro Jackie Johns Dennis Johnson Donald Johnson Jacqueline Johnson Pam Gibson ivo?iders if she ' ll ever catch her man, Larry Rushing. 195 Susan Johnson Dermis Jordan Rebecca Kalmanir Becky Kavanaugh Gary Keen Duskie Keller Sue Kelley Frankie Keown Nora Kilby Delance Knight Danny Lacer Carroll Landreth Jim Justice, Gary Stacey, and Walter Mauldin perform Jor the annual Fall Music Festival. 196 Oass of 1975 Cheryl Larson Mike Lay Marilyn Layne Roger LeCroy Joel Ledford Bill Leonard Greg hinder Linda Little Dennis Livingston Michael Lloyd Janice Lowery Linda Lowery Karen Luke Stephen McCoy Roger McCracken Patricia McManus Joanne M allot t Gail M alone Charlene Mason Karen Masters Barry Meyers Billie Miller Brenda Mitchell Charlotte Moore Rick Moore 197 Teresa Moore Timothy Moore Danny Murray Reva Myers Joseph Nelson Pamela Neioton Phillip Neioton Debrah Nicholson Sharon O ' Brien Michael O ' Neal Yvonne Orvin Cindy Osborne Timothy Owens Keith Parks Terry Patrick Daphne Patton Karyn Pearman Brenda Petree Thomas Pettitt James Phillips Dick Piatt Ginger Pratt Wa?ida Pressley Bobby Rhodes 198 Sophs become aliitte wove seewv Rita Richardson Priscilla Riggs Deborah Robb Patsy Roberson Anita Rogers John Rollison Mareia Roop Pauline Roosa Cheryl Ross Craig Ross Larry Rushing Mary Sehembri Tony Scott Diane Self Terry Sellers 1 • ? « MM r _ ii f Brenda Taylor a?id Mitch Maloney relax loith frieiids in canteen 199 Diane Lay and Judy Thomas chuckle as they watch the Donkey Ballgame. Sophomore girls do a little boy watching. Helen Shreve Maxine Simms William Simms Chuck Slater Jenny Smartt David Smith Franklin Smith Jesse Smith Kara Smith Dianne Spurgeon Theodore Stanford Myra Strickland Linda Tedder Judy Thomas William Thomas Jean Tillery Douglas Tourgee David Towiiley Ricky Trotter Emmanuel Udohtai 200 Rebecca Undencood David Valcarcel Daniel Vanoy Russell Ward Raphael Ware Willard Wass Sandra Weatherby Lori White Sophomows jomedin the fun Students anticipate the outcome of Sadie Haivkms day chase. Diane Wienckowski Joseph Wiggins Buddy Willingham Brenda Willingham Virginia Willis Debra Wise Jerry Wood Wilma Woods Brenda York Sandra York 201 Fmshnwnfoimd their place ■Simmons Hall girls capture the joy and spirit of Christmas. Darcy Abbott Samuel Abbott Deborah Abernathy Leonard Albert Jimmy Allen Vickie Allen George Allin Larry Aultman Dennis Bacchus Robert Bagwell Sandra Barnes Carlen Balentine Chere Baria Luther Barrentine Susan Barrows Pamela Beatty Samuel Belisle Debra Bellomy Michael Bennett Kevin Birt Dan Blaylock Sandra Boatright Daniel Boatxoriqht Doug Bobitt 202 Linda Bond Sheila Boone Douglas Bowers Ralph Boivling Deborah Boyle Deborah Bradford Donald Bratcher Jack Breese Beverly Briggs Mrs. Moser opens a Christmas present from her dorm family. Helen Broicm Bobby Brumley Lynne Butler Larry Caddell Linda Caddell Rodney Cannon Larry Carpenter Patty Carpenter John Carroll Milton Carter Stanley Cassell Diane Cauley Another freshman cutie goes after her man on Sadie Haiokms Day. 203 Jean Chalk Brenda Clouse Ricki Cloioer Vicki Coffey Barbara Colbert Clovis Cole Steve Colkmire Bonnie Collins Pamela Combs Froshadapt to their Kim Cook Charlotte Cooper Helen Cooper Mark Cooper Cecilia Corbett Tommy Covington Randall Cowart Richard Cox Wanda Cox Phillip Craig Hilda Critch field Wanda Critch field Things are a little confusing for freshmen their first few iveeks at school. 204 • ' 5S- Rooms of freshmen reflect their personality . riew enviTunment D i  1 - ftf NEVER HAVE A P.O.WS NICEDAYg W io knows what pandemonium lurks behind this door in Simmons Hall? Robin Cutshaw Delores Dagenhart Kaye Daugherty April Davis Sammy Davis Linda Dawsey Ray Dawson Darla DeBolt Tommy Dentmon Jack DeShong Reba Dillingham Albert Dingus Janice Doby Ronald Dodson Richard Dot son Ralph Douglas 205 Paula Dubree Mitzi Dunn Belva Dupree Cindy Button Wade Easom Richard Edgar Judith Edwards Patricia Elliott Linda Ellison Janet Fox yells her approval of an intramural play. Delance Knight takes it all off for ATX during the Derby Day competition. Jo Ann Engle Susan Espenschied Russell Evenson David Eyop Bertie Falke Mildred Farley Wayne Faust Judy Fleming Elizabeth Flores Gloria Fowler Jimmy Franklin Deborah Frizzelle 206 Diunna Gaddy Donna Gallione Dermis Galloway Glenda Garber Karen Garner Jim Garrison Joyce Gentry Bob Gibson Pamela Gibson Diana Gilbert Vicky Gilbert Kathy Gilley FmshthrbedoncompetMon Mid-winter term skiers get ready to battle Gatlinburg ' s slopes. Melinda Godsey Lynn Go ff Anita Goodman Dana Goude Willie Griffin Paul Grubb Judy Gunn Dwight Guthrie Larry Haaer Annette Hale Suzanne Hall Mitzi Hamblin 207 Ftvshmm took time-out Diane Hamil ton Marjorie Hamilton Randal Hamilton Jenny Hammond Gail Hanson Nannette Hardy Judy Harper Sheila Harris Maxine Heath Ronald Hegler Thomas Helmick Van Henderson Gary Herron Bryan Hersey Edward Hicks Michael Hill Kathy Hindman Steve Holder Douglas Holt Judy Horton Rebecca Howell Irene Huff Anita Hughes Garry Hurst t ' ' i -« J Randy Hamilton makes use of the new courts. 208 r- . a James Hurt Sharon Hutchinson Debra Ingram Mark Ivy Ron Jackson Susan Jameson Phillip Johnson Pamela Johnson Sue Ellen Johnson Melda Jones William Jones Sherry Joyner Roger McCraken enjoys the afternoon. James Justice Terry Kato Judith Kelley Willie Kelley Joanne Kemp Randy Kennedy Pamela King Sharon King Diane Knoicles Patricia Knoicles Judith Lambert Cynthia Lane 209 Freshmen- David Lauster Pamela Laioson James Learner Vicki Ledbetter Kenneth Lee Cecil Lewis Edward Leivis Liz Lipson James Lloyd Sheila Long Larry Lowery Patsy Luke Rick Luman Deborah McAllister Stephen McBrayer Debra McDonald Jesse McDonald Martha McKelvey Marcella Mallory Linda M alone James Manning Rebecca Marcum Buell Marrs Paula Mason Walter Mauldin Denise Medin Students make the daily trek to the post office after chapel. 210 Class of 1976 Jo Mikell Martha Millinqton Annie Mitchell Anita Mizelle Paala Mobley Joy Molina Marshall Mooney Danny Moore Patsy Moore Sharon Moore Bill Morris Gary Morris Francis Moldez Brenda Mulkey Ava Murphy Cheryl Nelson Rhonda Newton Judy Norrell Charles Oaks Sylvia Odum Douglas Oldfield Marilyn O ' Neal Elizabeth Overbay Terry Owens Karen Pace Richard Pace Robert Pace Tony Padgett Hubert Parker Phyllis Parker 211 Kay Shelton devotes her best efforts to developing artistic skills. Tim Kalmanir discovers that books are not the only things of interest in Lee College Memorial Library. Fivshivem attention- getters Rosalyn Parrish Bill Patterson Paula Patton Jeanne Pendyqraft Bryce Pettit Bobby etta Phillips Greg Phillips Daphne Pinder Hannah Pittman Timothy Pompey Stephen Poole Karen Poivell Shirley Pressley Nancy Proctor Robin Pruitt Riley Puckett Deena Pyeatt Dudley Pyeatt 212 Vicki Queen Evelyn Rabago Debora Raglin Nickie Ruiney Stanley Rankin Sandra Rayborn Robin Rayner Mitchell Reeves Darrell Rice Stephen Rice Phillip Richards David Richardson Milton Riley Edgar Robbins Dewey Roberson Terry Roberts Annie Robinson Dennis Robinson Freshmen Marilyn Mitchell, Ginger Watkms. and Karen Poivell are all smiles at Chi ' s Frosh Party. Christopher Rodgers Stanley Rowe Karen Salisbury Debbie Saiider Charles Sanford Michael Sanford Phillip Sargent Linda Sealey Howard Sellers Patsy Selvage Isi?iael Serrano James Shaffer 213 David Shank Kay Shelton Richard, Shelton Donna Shepherd Robert Silver Rebecca Simpson Monroe Sims Daniel Smart Billie Smith Cathy Smith Richard Smith Warren Sosby Mike Gibson and Steve Poole repair their car for a weekend trip home Shavna Souther Karl Stearns Gayle Speer Vincent Stidham Leonard Spell Jerry Stoik Karetha Stanley Ava Stone Maretta Stanley Vickie Stone 214 William Story Charles Stott Randall Stripling Deborah Studdard Teresa Sullivan Roger Swails Gary Swilley Crystal Talbott Teresa Teague Chris Thomas Kendall Thomas Phillip Thomas Timothy Thomas Debra Tomblin Andy Blackmail and Jesse Deems appear to enjoy the food. Wayne Thomas Gregory Tomblinson Jerry Thomas Marketa Tow Patricia Thornton Donna Towers Conley Tirey Brenda Tremmel 215 Freshmen girls hurry through ever present Cleveland rain to classes. Sterling Trent Darlene Tromoley Jerry Turner Christopher Underioood David Ussery Wilson VanWinkle Wesley Vernatter Joey Vicars Jodie Voiles Deborah Voorhis Byron Vowell Carolyn Walker Kenneth Walls Joyce Ward Sheryl Wass Bonnie Waters 216 The library became a second home for many of the freshmen. Ginger Watkins Janice Watson Willie Watson Betty Waynick Karen Webster Annette Weinrich Paul West William West Joyce Whitloic Dennis Whitter Terry Wicker Barbara Wilhite Fro, Cheryl Wilkins Renee Willets Marjorie Williams Ruben Williams Diane Willis Eugene Willis Judy Wilson John Wise Dwight Wiseman Rhonda Womack Carmelita Woodard Darrell Woodard David Wright Krista Wright Michael Wright Anetta Wyait Vivian York Charles Young 217 J. FRANK CULPEPPER State Overseer V WALTER P. ATKINSON State Youth and C. E. Director JACK M. PYEATT State Secretary-Treasurer STATE COUNCIL South Carolina SOUTH CAROLINA STUDENTS A. A. PADGETT Home for Children Supt. GEORGE W. ALFORD Evangelism Director 220 L to R: Bill D. Wooten, State Director of Youth and Christian Education, C. E. French, LaVerne Easton, State Councilmen, Bennie S. Triplett, State Overseer; second row, D. E. Simpson, Herman Smith, L. E. Shook, Don Logan, and Jerry Ballard. Congratulations from Indiana Come Work With Us Missouri R. D. HARRIS State Overseer BILLY J. O ' NEAL State Youth and C.E. Director 221 Ou r PRSTcan meon a better FUTURE for you! When you think about security . . . think HARDWICK. When you think about loyalty . . . think HARDWICK. Over 143 people have been with us twenty-five years or more. That ' s security . . . That ' s loyalty. There ' s a future for you with HARDWICK. Think about it! R HARDWICK STOVE COMPANY • CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE 37311 yWe c SWoLW o(j CookiMa cixcMeMCeSiMce IS73 Precision Packaged Power Through Electrochemistry Congratulations Faculty and Students of Lee College C O L O R A D O CLIFFORD V. BRIDGES State Overseer 222 Congratulations Seniors from Ladies Auxiliary Serving the Church, Home, Community, World. %COMM MRS. E. C. DARTER Executive Secretary J. RALPH BREWER State Director of Youth and Christian Education From Louisiana Church of God State Executive Offices Monroe, Louisiana Congratulations from Mullinax Lincoln-Mercury 223 Congratulations From CHURCH OF GOD WORLD MISSIONS Keith at 25th, NW Cleveland, Tennessee 37311 Extend uour witness to all the world. nil in nl 1 1 Jim 0. McClain W. E. Johnson Executive Secretary T. R. Morse Administrative Assistant Garland Griffis Wade A. Bell WORLD MISSIONS BOARD T. L. Forester Field Representative G. M. Gilbert, A. W. Brummett, Billy P. Bennett, James A. Cross, Chairman, W. E. Tull, W. R. Pettitt, Antonio Collazo 224 RALPH E. WILLIAMS State Overseer JAMES F. BYRD Youth and Christian Education Director WW CHURCHofGODK Class of 1972-1973 WITH W. DAVID LANIER Evangelism and Home Missions Director 225 From the Executive Committee Dr. Ray H. Hughes General Overseer Rev. Wade H. Horton First Assistant £ ' ; ' ; Rev. Cecil B. Knight Second Assistant 53r Rev. W. C. Byrd Third Assistant Rev. G. W. Lane General Secretary-Treasurer General Executive Offices 226 Successful communities are not born . . . they grow. Brown Stove Works, Inc. is proud to be an important partner in the growth and development of our industrial community. , . relax, rely on BROWN STOVE WORKS, INC • CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE 37311 227 Congratulations from the Keystone State, Pennsylvania GENE D. RICE State Overseer Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thine ways acknowledge him and he shall direct thy paths, Proverbs 3:5, 6. ORVILLE HAGAN Director North Carolina State Council sends greetings STATE COUNCIL: from left to right, W. C. Loftis, S. A. Lankford, E. L. Newton, W. P. Pope, Jr., P. H. McCarn, State Overseer, S D. Martin, George D. Voorhis, C. S. Grogan, C. E. Allred, Jr. and Bobby Ross 228 Michigan We Believe in LEE Congratulations Class of 1972-1973 MICHIGAN STATE STUDENTS R vetnH Bi y J ' RQybum R everend Christopher C. Moree, Reverend Monroe S. Horn Keverend Foster Gillon, Reverend Garold Boatwright, Reverend G J Chandler StQ e ed e t V n e ofY RO t b h ert ru an . Ce ' R c !, verend W D P ' fallings, Reverend Walter R Pettitt— State Overseer, Reverend Donald M. Walker- State D,rector of Youth and Chnst.an Education, Reverend Wayne Heil— State Director of Evangelism and Campground Coordinator. 229 m B. G. HAMON State Overseer SIM A. WILSON Youth Director Let the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart be acceptable in thy sight, Lord! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1973 Southern California-Nevada State Office Mississippi MISSISSIPPI STATE STUDENTS 230 ( hurHi of (iod Publishing House (lowland Jbimessee Tennessee Music Printing Company Pathway Press Pathway Book Stores O. W. POLEN Editor in Chief F. W. GOFF Publisher _H yum, «u. ' wX,x %■■• Northern California and Nevada RAYMOND CULPEPPER Youth and Christian Education Director, California, Nevada DON AULTMAN State Overseer Northern California, Nevada Arkansas ARKANSAS STATE STUDENTS Tennessee TENNESSEE STATE CAMPGROUND 233 - V. GENERAL YOUTH AND CHRISTIAN EDUCATION BOARD Left to Right, SEATED: Lamar Vest, Administra- tive Assistant; Floyd D. Carey, Assistant Director; Cecil R. Guiles. General Director; Thomas Gras- sano, Chairman; Cecil B Knight, Executive Rep- resentative Lett to Right, STANDING: Lonzo T, Kirkland. Youth Activities Coordinator; Bill Sheeks, E. M. Parris, Gale Barnett, Travis D, Henderson, W. A Davis, James Byrd, Clyne W Buxton, Associate Member. ■jjJ T CHURCH OF GOD GENERAL OFFICES cuth Christian Education Keith at 25th N.W., Cleveland. Tennessee 37311 Congratulations Graduates From Northern Ohio Seated, left to right: J. B. Ellington, Jim Madison, State Youth and CE Director; Raymond E. Crowley, State Overseer; John Richardson, Perry Horton. Standing, left to right: Robert Kincaid, A. W. Ellington, B. Paul Jones, John E. Black, Paul J. Searcy, Leon Garner. Not pictured H. C. Jenkins, State Evangelism and Home Missions Director. 234 ® CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATE MAGIC CHEF EXTENDS OUR BEST HOPES FOR YOUR CONTINUED GROWTH AND SUCCESS IN THE YEARS TO COME. Greetings to Lee Students from Oklahoma the state with a future FRED D. KILLMAN State Youth and CE Director PAUL F. HENSON State Overseer KENNETH W. ADAMS State Evangelism and Home Missions Director Congratulations to Lee Seniors from Texas STATE COUNCIL 236 Georgia State Offices send Congrats to 1973 Seniors FLOYD J. TIMMERMAN State Overseer Wft ' MERLIN BROWN Evangelism Director ; . 6 5 CLARENCE BUSBY Secretary, Treasurer KELLAND K. JEFFORDS Youth and CE Director H0-- V LEROY CARVER Development Director GEORGIA STUDENTS 237 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1972-73 from Washington The Evergreen State Washington State Council Seated — left to right: W. D. Watkijis, State Overseer; James Gentry Standing — left to right: R. J. McCullough; Bob Moore; Willie Vaughn, James Lafferty Westmore Church of God 25th Street and Wolfe Drive, Cleveland, Tennessee 238 ILLINOIS STATE STUDENTS Congratulations from the State of Illinois Illinois State Council — Seated, left to right: J. W. Stone, State Director of Youth and Christian Education; Wayne S. Proctor, State Overseer. Standing, left to right: Delbert D. Rose, A. G. Thompson, Norman Jones, Floyd Aldrich, B. L. Kelley, Lyle Jackson, W. R. Baker, E. R. Adams, Harold O. Downing. 239 Congratulations from Superior Olds-Cadillac Cleveland Electric System 240 Roblyn ' s Steak House Millers Harshbarger-Stratton Cleveland Natural Gas 241 Serving the church through PATHWW WSIUi OHM  TEA8HIN6AIDS V ) HK) i ADU BIBLES til 1. Lima, Ohio, Lewis Peeler, Manager 2. Charlotte, North Carolina, Betty Jo Ritchie, Manager 3. Tampa, Florida, C. H. Rochester, Manager 4. Cleveland, Tennessee, Ruth Pettyjohn, Manager 5. Akron, Ohio, Jackie Bridges, Manager 6. Decatur, Georgia, Fred Jernigan, Manager 7. Chattanooga, Tennessee, Pat Bradbury, Manager 8. Birmingham, Alabama, David Souders, Manager CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE MINISTRY to the MILITARY Servicemen ' s Representatives — left to right Roy F. Strlcklln. Europe Jesse L. Smith, Far East Robert E. Fisher, Hawaii Stephen G. Johnson, Southern Command Cecil B. Knight, Executive Director r .? The new Pearl Harbor Servicemen ' s Center ' ■■• . G. A. Swanson, Editor On Guard South Cleveland Church of God 4, 940 South Ocoee Street Cleveland, Tennessee 243 Congratulations from the Church of God in the Dakotas f ■Robert J. Hart State Overseer Robert Frazier Youth Director Capital Motor Sales 5508 LEE HIGHWAY CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE PHONE 892-0661 hg a°u Ci£flWWs ftiemostJnDRYCLEAHIHG EXPERT SHIRT SERVICE Stamper ' s Fresh os o Flower in just one Hour 244 Congratulations From Kentucky Best wishes to our students. KENTUCKY STATE STUDENTS P. H. McSwain State Overseer fS3 John Lemons Youth and Christian Education Director 245 Cleveland Bank and Trust Greetings to Senior Class from Churches of God Southern Ohio % lit •■■tit 1M ■; •■■HI , 1 W. J. Brown State Overseer Haskel Jenkins Evangelism Director Wayne Rosson Christian Education Director SOUTHERN OHIO STATE STUDENTS 246 CHURCH OF GOD Jhc church that ma hed thinad happen. CLEVELAND 6 7 George Education Joe Paul Pass Music Richard Dial Youth Leonard Albert Evangelism Dewayne Payne Outreach T. L. Lowery Pastor 247 Seated left to right: Wayne DeHart, Robert White, State Overseer, K. B. Arnold, State Youth and Christian Education Director Standing left to right: Ray Rodeheaver, E. E. Winters, Jr., R. W. Clagg, Frank Meadows, Otis T. Clyburn, Rudell Bloomfield, O. O. White, R. L. Treadway West Virginia WEST VIRGINIA STATE STUDENTS JAMES A. CROSS State Overseer 248 WAYNE TAYLOR Youth and Christian Education Director W. E. SMITH Evangelism and Home Missions Director ALABAMA STATE STUDENTS 249 Main Office 20 Ocoee Street Village Branch Village Shopping Center Grant Cit y Branch Grant City Shopping Center Hiwassee Branch Charleston, Tennessee The Cleveland National Bank Good Luck, Seniors Ministerial Wives 250 Compliments of Benton Enterprises I- PONTTAC - BUICK . Inc. SOUTH LEE HIGHWAY CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE TELEPHONE 472-2176 OF CLEVELAND P O. BOX 1228 • KEITH STREET, HIGHWAY 1 1 64 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE 37311 J tap Vue DpTve loin eat re youth Lee Miqhvvai) Cleveland, I ennessee BASKIN-ROBBINS No. 1620 Holiday Plaza Cleveland, Tenn. 37311 KEITH STREET • PHONE 472-7423 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE 37311 HOME OF THE BIG BOY KEITH STREET RAIDER DRIVE PHONE 472-2176 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE 37311 251 Virginia E. C. Thomas State Overseer Bob R. Sustar A. E. Lewis Youth and Christian Education Director Evangelism and Home Missions Director VIRGINIA STATE COUNCIL VIRGINIA STATE STUDENTS 252 Abel ' s Hardware Merchant ' s Bank ' ! Complimentary Ads Lee College Faculty Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1973 Congratulations from the Church of God in Northern New England E. M. Abbott, State Overseer Thanks to all the advertisers for their contributions and their interest in Lee College 253 Directory ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL Charles W. Conn, Litt.D. President Litt.D., Lee College Delton L. Alford, B.M., M.M.E., Ph.D. Dean of Division of Arts and Sciences B.M., University of Chattanooga; M.M.E.. Ph.D.. Florida State University Hubert P. Black, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D. Dean of Division of Education B.S., Jacksonville State University; M.Ed., University of Chattanooga; Ed.D., Post Doctoral Studies, The University of Tennessee Stanley Butler, B.S., M.A., Ed.S., Litt.D. Dean of Admissions and Registrar B.S., Jacksonville State University; M.A., Ed.S., George Peabody College; Litt.D., Lee College O. Wayne Chambers, B.A., M.S. Director of Development B.A., Lee College; M.S., The University of Tennessee Paul Duncan, B.A., M.S.S.W. Dean of Students B.A., Mississippi State University; M.S.S.W., The University of Tennessee R. Hollis Gause, Jr., A.B., M.Div. M.A., Litt.D. Dean of the College and Dean of Division of Religion A.B., Presbyterian College; M.Div., Columbia Theological Seminary; Litt.D., Lee College; M.A., Candidate for Ph.D., Emory University David L. Lemons Associate Director of Development David M. Painter, B.S., M.B.A. Director of Financial Affairs B.S., Tennessee Wesleyan College; M.B.A., Middle Tennessee State Uni- versity FACULTY Faheem B. Akhdary (1969) Assistant Professor of Christian Education A.B., Assiut College (Egypt); B.D., Evangelical Theological Seminary (Egypt); M.Th., Asbury Seminary; Ph.D., Boston University Delton L. Alford (1962) Professor of Music B.M., University of Chattanooga; M.M.E., Ph.D., Florida State University French L. Arrington (1964) Associate Professor of New Testament Greek B.A., University of Chattanooga; M.Div., Th.M., Columbia Theolgoical Seminary; Additional graduate work, St. Louis University J. Martin Baldree (1946-48, 1961) Associate Professor of Christian Education A.B., Asbury College; M.R.E., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; Candidate for Ed.D., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Charles R. Beach (1954) Professor of Romance Languages B.S., M.A., The University of Tennessee Lois U. Beach (1944) Professor of Chemistry B.S., M.S., The University of Tennessee James M. Beaty (1967) Associate Professor of New Testament B.A., Atlantic Christian College; M.Div., Vanderbilt Divinity School; Ph.D., Vanderbilt University 254 Jimmy W. Bilbo (1961) Professor of Educafion B.A., Lee College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Ph.D., University of Southern Mississippi Hubert P. Black (1954) Professor of Educafion and Philosophy B.S., Jacksonville State University; M.Ed., University of Chattanooga; Ed.D., The University of Tennessee; Post Doctoral Studies, The University of Tennessee Donald N. Bowdle (1962) Professor of History and Religion B.A., Lee College; M.A., Ph.D., Bob Jones University; Th.M., Princeton Theological Seminary; Th.D., Union Theological Seminary in Virginia Jimmy W. Burns (1967) Assistant Professor of Music B.C.M., Lee College; M.C.M., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Stanley Butler (1953) Professor of Education B.S., Jacksonville State University; M.A., Ed.S., George Peabody College for Teachers; Litt.D,, Lee College Eugene Christenbury (1953-57, 1967) Associate Professor of Pastoral Studies B.A., M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Ed.D., The University of Tennessee; Additional graduate work: Arizona State University, Vander- bilt School of Religion, Northern Baptist Seminary, Central Baptist Semi- nary, Temple Baptist Seminary Charles Paul Conn (1970) Instructor in Psychology B.A., Lee College; M.A., Candidate for Ph.D., Emory University Clifford Dennison (1955-61, 1965) Associate Professor of Zoology A.B., M.A., Marshall College; Ed.D., University of Florida Carolyn Dirksen (1968) Assistant Professor in English B.S., M.A., Northern Arizona University Murl Dirksen (1972) Instructor of Sociology B.A., M.A.T., University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Paul Duncan (1970) Assistant Professor of Sociology B.A., Mississippi State University; M.S.S.W., The University of Tennessee Honette Echols (1961) Associate Professor of Education B.S., Tennessee Wesleyan College; M.A., Ed.S., George Peabody College for Teachers Lucille Vance Elliott (1952-55, 1962) Associate Professor of Business Education B.A., Fa irmont State College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers Winston Elliott (1953-55, 1962) Associate Professor of Missions A.B., University of Denver; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Ed.D., The University of Tennessee Myrtle Fleming (1950-54, 1968) Professor of Zoology B.S., East Tennessee State College; M.S., The University of Tennessee; Ph.D., The University of Georgia R. Hollis Gause, Jr. (1947) Professor of Theology A.B., Presbyterian College; M.Div., Columbia Theological Seminary; Litt.D., Lee College; M.A., Candidate for Ph.D., Emory University Earl J. Gilbert (1964) Associate Professor of Psychology B.A., Davis and Elkins College; M.A., West Virginia University; Ed.D., The University of Tennessee 255 Robert Griffith (1970) Instructor ot Mathematics B.A., Tennessee Wesleyan College; M.M., The University of Tennessee Bertha Gugler (1964) Assistant Professor ot Music B.M., Belmont College; M.M., University of Miami; Additional gr aduate study, George Peabody College for Teachers and Memphis State Uni- versity Vernon F. Harmeson (1971) Assistant Professor of Education B.S., Minot State College; M.Ed., Ed.D., University of North Dakota Ronald Harris (1966) Assistant Professor ot Physics B.S., East Carolina College; M.A.T., University of North Carolina A. L. Hartgraves (1968) Assistant Professor of Business B.S., M.S., University of South Carolina; C.P.A. (1969) David Horton (1969) Assistant Professor ot Music B.M.E., University of Southern Mississippi: Candidate for Ph.D., George Peabody College for Teachers Dale Hughes (1964) Assistant Professor of Physical Education B.A., Lee College; M.S., The University of Tennessee Robert Humbertson (1949-58, 1964) Associate Professor of Speech A.B., University of Maryland; M.A., Candidate for Ph.D., Ohio State Uni- versity Betty Jordan (1968) Assistant Professor of English B.S., Tennessee Wesleyan College; M.Ed., University of Chattanooga Ollie J, Lee (1967) Associate Professor ot Sociology A.B., Berea College; Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh Judye Maxwell (1970) Assistant Professor of Physical Education B.S., M.A., University of Alabama Barbara McCullough (1969) B.S., Shippensburg State College; M.S.L.S., Drexel Institute of Technology Roland McDaniel (1946) Associate Professor of Mathematics B.S., University of Alabama; M.Div., Emory University; M.S., Ed.D., The University of Tennessee J. L. McPherson (1969) Associate Professor of Chemistry B.S., Georgia Institute of Technology; M.A., University of Texas; Ph.D., The Ohio State University Charles Meeker (1972) Instructor of Music B.A., Maryville College; M.M., George Peabody College for Teachers Roosevelt Miller (1952) Assistant Professor of Music B.M., University of Chattanooga; M.A., Bob Jones University Mabel Morehead (1952-58, 1966) Associate Professor of Education B.S., University of Tampa; M.A., The University of Alabama Philip Morehead (1966) Assistant Professor of Music B.M., University of Chattanooga; M.M., The University of Tennessee 256 Robert O ' Bannon (1963-64, 1967) Associate Professor of Biology B.S., East Tennessee State University; M.S., Ph.D., University ot Florida Beatrice Odom (1951) Associate Professor of Christian Education B.A., Bob Jones University; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers Elmer Odom (1950) Associate Professor of Religion B.A., Bob Jones University; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers Morris P. Riggs (1964) Associate Professor of Biology B.A., M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Ed.D., The University of Tennessee Donald D. Rowe (1964) Associate Professor of Business and Political Science B.B.A., M.A., J.D., University of Miami Thomas Russell (1971) Instructor of Music B.M.E., Lee College; M.M., University of South Florida John Simmons (1971) Instructor of Art B.A., Berea College; M.A., Louisiana State University John Sims (1971) Instructor in History and Humanities B.A., Lee College, Roosevelt University; M.A., Florida State University; Candidate for Ph.D., Florida State University James L. Slay (1970) Visiting Lecturer in the Chair of World Missions B.S., M.Ed., University of Chattanooga Kearney I. Smith (1972) Assistant Professor of English B.A., M.A., University of North Carolina; Candidate for Ph.D., The Univer- sity of Georgia William R. Snell (1970) Assistant Professor of History B.S., M.A., Samford University; B.D., Th.M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; Ph.D., University of Alabama Wayne Standifer (1969) B.A., Berea College; M.S., University of Kentucky LeMoyne Swiger (1959) Associate Professor and Head Librarian B.A., University of Chattanooga; M.A.L.S., George Peabody College for Teachers Helen Irma Symes (1949) Assistant Professor of Education B.S., M.Ed., University of Chattanooga Marvin Taylor (1970) Assistant Professor of Language B.A., Shorter College; M.A., University of Georgia; Candidate for Ph.D., University of Kentucky Roland Vines (1971) Assistant Professor of Education B.S., M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Ed.D., Louisiana State University Sabord Woods (1966-68, 1969) Assistant Professor of English B.A., M.A., Georgia Southern College; Additional graduate work, The University of Tennessee 257 STUDENT DIRECTORY A Abbott, Darcy W., P. O. Box 1 71 . Waynesburg, PA 1 5370 Abbott, Samuel M. Jr., Route 1 , Box 201 , Seaford, DE 19973 Abernathy, David N., 705 Belwood Drive, Dalton, GA 30720 Abernathy, Deborah S., 705 Belwood Drive, Dalton, GA 30720 Abraham, Joseph E., Route 2, Box 155G, Barnabus, WV Adams, Vernon Edward Jr., 8 Green Grove, Hixson, TN 37343 Addison, James H., 506 Biltmore Road, Norfolk, VA 23505 Afonso, Pamela K., 1751 Rosery Road, Largo, FL 33540 Amsworth, William G., 2906 Pasadena Blvd., Pasadena, TX 77502 Akers, James C, 1119 Vannoy Drive, Chattanooga, TN 37411 Akhdary, Andrawis F., Lee College Box 155, Cleveland, TN 37311 Akhdary, Jewell N., Lee College Box 155, Cleveland, TN 37311 Akhdary, Peter, Lee College Box 155. Cleveland, TN 37311 Albert, Leonard C, 1030 College Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Allen, Jimmy D., 3109 Celanese Road, Rock Hill, SC 29730 Allen, Vickie, 2809 Birdway Drive, Northport, AL 35476 Allin, George W. Jr., 1981 Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Alphin, Needam Paul, Lee College Box 878, Cleveland, TN 37311 Anderson, James E., Route 4, Box 60, Columbia, MS 39429 Anderson, Joann, Box 359 Cove Road, Port Salerno, FL 33492 Anding, Charles Eugene, 1308 Sunset Blvd., Natchez, MS 39120 Andreine, Sherene, Box 242, State Line, PA 19263 Argetsinger, Janice L., 116 Halstead Avenue, Owego, NY 13827 Arivett, David R., 1160 Peoples Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Armstrong, Cindy L, 309 N. Seventh Street, Millville, NJ 08332 Arnn, David Franklin, P. O. Box 849, Cleveland, TN 37311 Arrington, Lynda S., Route 2, Wrens, GA 30833 Arthur, Mary Ann, P. O. Box 362, Clayton, DE 19938 Asbury, Larry A., Lee College Box 84, Cleveland, TN 37311 Aultman, Larry R., Box 246, Springville, AL Aultman, Ronnie W., Collegetown Mobile Estates, Cleveland, TN 37311 Avery, Anthony E., 176 Pecan Street, Marked Tree, AR 12365 Avery, Dena L, Route 5, Box 13G, Lexington, NC 27292 Awad, Alex Elias, 650 Rail Road Apt. A, Cleveland, TN 37311 Ayers, Joyce A., 1 1 7 W. Whitman Street, Leavenworth, WA 98826 B Bacchus, Dennis J., 4214 Napier Avenue, Macon, GA 31204 Baggett, R. Paul, Route 2, Box 400A, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Bagwell, Robert H. Jr., 105 Moore Ct., Simpsonville, SC 29681 Baines, Sandra K., Route 4, Elkton, MD 21921 Balazovic, Janis Lee, 31719 Beechwood Drive, Warren, Ml 48093 Balentine, Carlen, Route 1, Cypress Inn, TN 38452 Ballard, Wanda Ann, 2720 Elim, Zion, IL 60099 Balzano, Bill F., Lee College Box 726, Cleveland, TN 37311 Barber, Beverly R., Route 9, Box 400, Goldsboro, NC 27530 Barfield, Laura L., 2005 Brown Avenue NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Baria, Chere Lynn, 416 Garden Gate Ct., Boardman, OH 44512 Barker, Paulette, 1400 Odell Street, Pulaski, VA 24301 Barrentine, Luther, 1612 St. Anthony Drive, Florence, SC 29501 Barrineau, Reba G., 502 E. Center Street, Corbin, KY 40701 Barron, Linda Gale, 45D Baker Village, Columbus, GA 31905 Barrows, Susan E., 1092 W. Church, Newark, OH 43055 Beach, Sharlinda M., 1260 Parker Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Beard, Judy Faye, Route 6, Box 338, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Beatty, Joyce Diane, 4629 Columbia Road, Annandale, VA 22003 Beatty, Pamela, 4629 Columbia Road, Annandale, VA 22003 Beaver, Sandra Kay, Box 97, Ducktown, TN 37326 Beaver, Sherry, 912 F Avenue, Cayer, SC 29033 Beavers, Marjorie H., 2221 Glenwood, Cleveland, TN 37311 Begay, Harry, 2151 102 Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Begley, Bill Jr., 5845 Toledo, Detroit, Ml 48204 Belisle, Samuel, 1 106 W. Garden, Plant City, FL 33566 Bell, Peggy J., 625 Short NE, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Bell, Sylvia H., 4005 N. Lee Highway, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Bellomy, Deborah, 111 San Francisco, Aguadilla, Puerto Rico Benefield, Betty G., Box 136, Ooltewah, TN 37363 Benge, Brenda S., 1 1 10 W. Third Street, Sanford, FL 32771 Bennett, Donald, 1306 Bonnie Road, Plant City, FL 33566 Bennett, Michael R., 5520 Crestview Drive, Hixson, TN 37343 Benton, David M., 909 First Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Benz, Mary Ruth, 2914 Franklin Avenue NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bettis, Mary Ann, Route One, Georgetown, TN 37336 Betts, James P., 270 17th Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Biggs, Louise, 3006 Highland Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bilbo, Debbie, 453 Centenary Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bilbo, Jimmy W., 453 Centenary Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bing, Margaret, 194 Basset Street, New Haven, CT Bird, John M., Route 8, Lee Estates, Cleveland, TN 37311 Birt, Kevin R., 347 Karen Drive, Alpharetta, GA 30201 Black, Janet, 4541 Westwood Drive NW, Canton, OH 44709 Black, Laveme, Box 391 , Sevierville, TN 37862 Black, Ulna, 445 Talley Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Blackmon, Andrew T. Jr., Route One, Mize, MS 391 16 Blanton, Kenneth T., Route 2, Box 316, Jesup, GA 31545 Blanton, Sharon M., 1600 Cooper Street, Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Blaylock, A. Yvonne, 1479 Ticonderoga, Southaven, MS 38671 Blaylock, Dan E., 1479 Ticonderoga, Southaven, MS 38671 Boatright, Sandra Kay, Route 2, Alma, GA 31510 Boatwright, Daniel Brian, 3016 Cedarwood Lane, Falls Church, VA 22042 258 Deems, Jesse Jr., 6612 Mt. Vernon Road, Austell, GA 30001 Dees, Linda, Route 2, Box 44B, Bartow, FL 33830 Defino, Alvin Dean, 721 Walnut Street, Denver, PA 1 751 7 Delk, John Edward, 409 Davis Avenue, Tifton, GA 31 794 Delp, Vicki C, 366 Maukin Avenue, Beckley, WV 25801 Dement, Brenda C., 804 Arbor Vista Blvd., Jackson, MS 39209 Deming, Charles, 1350 Peoples Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Deming, Sonjia, 1350 Peoples Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Dentmon, Tommy L, Cedartown, GA 30125 Denton, Ronald D., 383 Walker Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 DeShong, Jack A. Jr., Route 1 , McConnellsburg, PA Devlin, Patrick N., 3526 Cesery Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32211 Dial, Richard, 1625 Apt. 4 Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Dillingham, Reba L., P. O. Box 54, Enoree, SC 39335 Dingess, Leah D., 6010 Bedford Lane, Clinton, MD 20735 Doby, James R., 240 W. Gl endale Road, St. Louis, MO 63119 Doby, Janice K., 240 W. Glendale Road, St. Louis, MO 63119 Dockery, Willard M., Route 3, 600 McLain Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Dodson, Ronald W., Route 2, Box 783, Bessemer, AL 35020 Donnelly, Kenneth, 2034 Brussels, Toledo, OH 43613 Dotson, Richard A., 3910 NE 3rd Avenue, Pompano Beach, FL 33064 Douglas, Ralph E., 372 NW 2nd Ct., Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 Douglas, Ralph Sherman, 925 1 2 15th Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Douhne, Kamel S., Vaughn Apt., Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Dubree, Paula L, 3059 Nursery Road, Smyrna, GA 30080 Dunn, Mitzi Ann, Route One, Afton, TN 37616 Dupree, Belva, 313 Cherry Hill, Calhoun, GA 30701 Duren, John D., Lee College Box 21 1 . Cleveland, TN 37311 Durham, Chevis W., 410 S. Depot, Seneca, SC 39678 Dutton, Cindy Lou, Route 2, Box 136, Adairsville GA 30103 Dutton, Samuel Lee, Route 2, Box 136, Adairsville GA 30103 Dye, Robert, 1350 Harle Avenue, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Eads, Anna Faye, Route 6, Box 822, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Easom, Wade H., Lee College Box 744, Cleveland, TN 37311 Edgar, Richard O., 5304 Edith Street, Charleston Heights, SC Edmonds, Thelma, P. O. Box 391 , Pikeville, TN 37367 Edwards, Judith A., 3998 E. River Road, Gran Island, NY 14072 Edwards, Michael Dain, 261 1 Blue Springs Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Edwards, Rosada Louise, 1146 Prospect Street, Barberton, OH 44203 Elam, Myrna Joy, 1 177 Carlton Drive, Eau Gallie, FL 32935 Elliott, Carl Douglas, 165 13th Street NE, Cleveland. TN 37311 Elliott, Debbie Marie, 3357 Alemeda Avenue, Birmingham _ AL 35521 Elliott, Patricia F., 203 First Street, Loyall, KY 40854 Ellis, Daphne Sue, P. O. Box 625, Blandenboro, NC 28320 Ellison, Linda J., 506 Stokes Road, Graham, NC 27253 Ellison, Wayne Kent Jr., 4413 44th Street, Lubbock, TX 79414 Elrod, Larry Don, 4127 N. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL 32804 Engle, Joann C, 31 7 Carson Avenue, La Junta, CO 81050 Ervin, Vicki, 4210 Jones, Carlsbad, NM 88220 Espenschied, Susan Kay, Route One, Mineral City, OH 44656 Evenson, Russell, 3169 N. Druid Hills Road, Decatur, GA 30033 Eyop, David, 1KOT Akdan Afaha, Abak, SE State Nigeria Faircloth, Patsy Ann, 100 North 10th Street, Erwin, NC 28339 Falke, Bertie, 473 Sixth Street SE, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Farabee, Carolyn Ruth, Route 6, Box 772, Cleveland. TN 37311 Farley, Mildred Lu, 119 Glendale Avenue, Huntington, WV 25705 Farley, Terry Wayne, Box 103, Sophia, WV 25921 Farmer, Alice Carol, Route 3, Huff Road, Lawrenceville, GA 30245 Faust, Carmen Elaine, 211 Maytide Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15227 Faust, Wayne Robert, 2312 Romine Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15226 Felton, Rudy J., Route One, Rockwood, PA 15557 Ferrell, Jill H., 823 Ocoee Street NW. Cleveland, TN 37311 Finnell, Phillip Gary, 1208 17th Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Fisher, Dian L., 419 E. Lauderdale Street, Tullahoma, TN 37388 Fleming, Judy Gail, 51 Willow Drive, Winchester, KY 40391 Fletcher, Terry Wayne, 5721 Mosiman Road, Middletown, OH 45042 Flores, Elizabeth, Vizcarrondo 278 Villa Palmeras, Santurce, PR 00915 Flowers, Bruce, Route 3, Hephzibah, GA30815 Floyd, James Earle, 1 160 Peoples Street Apt. 10, Cleveland, TN 37311 Foddrill, Edward, 203 Cherry Street, Paoli, IN 47454 Foister, Judy Lee, 4720 Iris Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Ford, Jimmy Bogart, 905 Winding Hills Lane, Hixson. TN 37343 Ford, Richard, Route 1 , Box 9A, Mize, MS 391 1 6 Foshee, Garell E., 500 4th Avenue, Lenoir City, TN 37771 Fowler, David Lee, 195 Boundary Drive, Spartanburg, SC 29303 Fowler, Gloria R., 1 033 Parker Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Fox, Brenda LeAnn, 509 W. Clara, Iowa Park, TX 76367 Fox, Janet Sue, 509 W. Clara, Iowa Park, TX 76367 Franklin, Jimmy Ray, 463 9th Street SE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Franklin, Lloyd D., P. O. Box 856, Orange City, FL 32763 Freeman, Dellar Jean, 2345 12th Street South, St. Petersburg, FL 33705 Freeman, Sharon Anita, Route One, Charleston, TN 37310 Fritts, Betty K., 2801 Hickory Valley Road, Chattanooga, TN 37421 Frizzelle, Deborah Sue, 5913 Old Chestnut Avenue, Newport News, VA 23605 Fuson, Johnny R., 803 Colby Road, Crestline, OH 44827 Gaddy, Dianna E., Box 393, Goodlettsville, TN Gallione, Donna M., 1133 Obetz Road, Columbus, OH 43207 Galloway, William, 801 East Elm Street, Hampton, SC 29924 259 Chiara, John, 38 Front Street, Jamesburg, NJ 08831 Chiara, Richard L, 38 Front Street, Jamesburg, NJ 08831 Childers, Steve A., 2707 Orchard Road, Maria, IN 46952 Christy, Donna Kay, 809 Glenwood Avenue, Greensboro, NC 27403 Chung, Bong Sun, 65 Konghang Dong Young Gong Phokee, Seoul, Korea Clapper, Jerry A., Route One, Claysburg. PA 16625 Clark, Daniel N., Route 1 , Box 443, Newport, NC 28570 Clark, Glenda C, 733 Worth, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Clark, Linda L, 733 Worth, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Clark, Peggy S., 21520 Caledonia, Hazel Park, Ml 48030 Clayton, MarcyA., 13 Bennett Avenue, Mercersburg, PA 17236 Clayton, Susan C, Route 2, Box 44A, Blythe, CA 92225 Cleghorn, George Dean, Route 8, Walnut Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 demons, Constance Regenia, 10 Godsey Lane. Hixson, TN 37343 Cline, James David, 5410 Bradford Ct., Alexandria, VA 22311 Clouse, Brenda J., 3016 Locust Camp Road, Kettering, OH 45419 Clower, Ricki J., 3007 S. Kings Avenue, Brandon, FL 33511 Cochran, Judith Ann, 213 Ridgecrest Drive, Dalton, GA 30720 Coe, JoAnna R., Route 1 , Box 51 1 , Waxahachie, TX 75165 Coe, Juanita Sue, Route 1 , Box 51 1 , Waxahachie, TX 75165 Coffey, Vicki, 2033 Officer Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Colbert, Barbara, 103 Magnolia Street, Hartford, CT 06112 Cole, Clovis Carrie L, Route 3 Box 90, Pelzer, SC 29669 Coleman, Carolyn Suzanne, Bennet Bridge Road, Folsom, LA 70437 Coleman, Daniel P., Route One, Bonfield, IL 60913 Colkmire, Jeffery F., 505 East Park Avenue. Plant City, FL 33566 Colkmire, Steve L, Box 263, Ridge Manor, FL 33525 Collins, Bonnie L, 3243 Alpine Street, Troy, Ml 48084 Collins, Judy Rebecca, 1902 Northwood Drive, Kinston, NC 28501 Combs, Carolyn Mae, P. O. Box 114, Huntersville, NC 28078 Combs, Pamela F., 989 96th Street, Niagara Falls, NY 14304 Conn, Catherine, 3613 Woodcrest Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Conn, Edna, 3613 Woodcrest Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Conner, Frances Vivian, 6861 Trout River Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32219 Conner, Jimmy L., 470 Parker Street NE. Cleveland, TN 37311 Cook, Kim B., Route 1 , Box 1 77, Kannapolis, NC 28081 Cooper, Charlotte E., Route 2, Box 468, Guntersville, AL 35976 Cooper, Helen O, 503 Court Street, Maryville TN 37801 Cooper, Kara K., 360 1 7th Street NW, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Cooper, Michael Ray, Pine Forest Apts. 29, Henderson Avenue, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Cope, Larry K., 1013 Gary Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Copper, Mark D., 6 Bonaire Drive, Hampton, VA 23369 Coppler, Charles R., Route 3, Box 21T-236, Prince George, VA 23875 Copus, Willa Ann, 1601 Crystal Avenue, Findlay, OH 45840 Corbett, Cecilia D., 3761 Lake Oakland Shores Drive, Drayton Plains, Ml 48020 Cornelison, Jannis K., Route 1 , Box 21 , Scottsboro, AL 35768 Cornelius, Nelda Jane, Route 1, Box 403B, Gardendale, AL 35071 Covington, Tommy T., 150 College Street, Lynchburg, VA Cowart, Randall H., P. O. Box 176, Alpharetta, GA 30201 Cox, Cynthia G., Route 2, Box 155, Hemingway, SC 29554 Cox, Judith Carol, 208 Gordon Drive, Batesville, MS 28606 Cox, Linda D., Box 425, Black Canyon City, AZ 85324 Cox, Richard C, Route 4, Box 1935, Lutz, FL Cox, Wanda Sue, 208 Gordon Drive, Batesville, MS 38606 Coxton, David A., 2170 Vermont, Troy, Ml 48084 Crabtree, Eddie J., Box 280, Route 2, Henagar, AL 35978 Craig, Phillip R., Route 1 , Oxford, GA 30276 Creamer, Judy C, 1906 E Carol Drive, Plant City, FL 33566 Cripps, Larry D., Box 467B, Route 6, Cleveland, TN 37311 Critchfield, Hilda M., 210 E Myles Avenue, Pennsboro, WV Critchfield, Wanda L., General Delivery, Pennsboro, WV 26415 Cronin, Mary Alice, 181 Woods Drive, Annapolis, MD 21403 Crouch, John T., 5223 Middletown Oxford Road, Middletown, OH 45042 Crumpton, Bonnie I., 243 East 13th Street, Washington, NC 27889 Culp, David Lee, 6201 Morrow Road, Nashville, TN 37209 Culp, Linda L, 6201 Morrow Road, Nashville, TN 37209 Cummings, Janie, 8305 Booth, Roytown, MO 64138 Cunningham, James, 1021 Chippewah Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Cunningham, John G., Box 1 17, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311 Cunningham, Priscilla, 7285 Dickey Road, Middletown, OH 45042 Cunningham, Theresa, 1021 Chippewah Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Cutshaw, Robin Lee, Route 5, Noblesville, IN 46060 D Dagenhart, Dellah S., Route 5, Forest Road, Martinsville, VA 24112 Dagenhart, Delores A., Route 5, Forest Road, Martinsville, VA24112 Dale, Carole O., 1 160 Peoples Street Apt. 5, Cleveland, TN 37311 Dale, Harry E., Box 148, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Dale, Ruth Ellen, Box 21 , Millville, DE 19967 Daniel, Edith, 15531 2 Church Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Daniel, James R., 1553V2 Church Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Daniels, Rex Ea rl, 1702 Magnolia Drive, Fort Myers. FL 33903 Dasher, Gene A., 31 Freewill Road, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Daugherty, Marilyn K., P. O. Box 42, Bridgeville, DE 19933 Davis, April L, Box 597, Palmer, AK 99645 Davis, D. Joan, 405 Eastcliffe Way, Greenville, SC 2961 1 Davis, Freeda A., 3301 Peerless Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Davis, George III, 125 Ridgeway Drive, Greenville, SC 29607 Davis, John S., Route 2, Westgreen, GA 31567 Davis, Mary R., Box 597, Palmer, AK 99645 Davis, Shirley Faye, Route 1 , Douglas, GA 31533 Dawsey, Linda, P. O. Box 412, Whiteville, NC 28472 Dawson, Billy Ray, Route 2, Tifton, GA 31794 Day, Sharon L, 314 Windsor Drive, Elyria, OH 44035 Dean, Louis Alan, 1651 South 2nd Street, Richmond, IN 47374 Deaton, Tony Morris, Box 348, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311 Deavers, James F., Route 8, Villa Heights, Cleveland, TN 37311 DeBolt, Darla J., 1054 E Pine River Road, Midland, Ml 48640 260 Bobitt, James D., Route 2, Millport, AL 35576 Bobo, Comer Keith, 150 11th Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bond, Una M., P. O. Box 303, Carmi, IL 62821 Boone, Ralph J., 2700 Peerless Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Boone, Sheila J., Route 3, Box 319, Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Boothe, Roy E., 2275 Bates Pike, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Bowden, Daniel, College Arms Apt. 7, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bowdle, Nancy, 3522 Edgewater Circle NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bowers, Clarence Douglas, 126 12th Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bowers, Judy, 625 Parker Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bowles, Bobby L, 148 SE 4th Street, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 Bowles, Chartine, 148 SE 4th Street, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 Bowlin, Judy P., 3245 Dalton Road SE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bowling, Ralph, 840 1 1th Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Bowman, Bruce, Royston, GA 30724 Boyd, John David, 1138V2 W. Mississippi Avenue, Chattanooga, TN 37405 Boyer, Ronald Clarence, 260 First Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Boyle, Deborah L, 1417 Park Avenue, Portsmouth, VA 45662 Bozard, Don E., Route 4, Box 80,- Orangeburg, SC 291 1 5 Bozard, Mary E., Route 4, Box 80, Orangeburg, SC 291 1 5 Bradbury, Nicholas L, Lee College Box 1026, Cleveland, TN 37311 Braddy, Carolyn M., 3805 Crestwood Drive NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bradford, Anna R., 2121 Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bradford, Deborah L., 511 Greenway Drive, Hurst, TX 76053 Brant, Charlotte D., Route 2, Box 474, Wisteria Drive, Orangeburg, SC 29115 Bratcher, Donald T., 618 B East Franklin Street, Hartwell, GA 30643 Braxton, Ella L., P. O. Box 187, Cottondale, FL 32431 Breese, Jack Earl, Route 1 , Box 370, Canfield, OH 44406 Brewer, George F., 1021 Montgomery Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Brewer, Pamela, 5781 Philip, Detroit, Ml 48224 Brewster, Patti C, 3008 Oakland Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bridges, Debi E., 302 Broadmoor Blvd., Monroe, LA 71201 Briggs, Beverly D., P. O. Box 1443, Centreville, MS 39631 Britt, Shirley, 325 Holmesville Avenue, Baxley, GA 31513 Brown, Adeline G.. 403 Thomas Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Brown, Carolyn E., 2800 Peerless Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Brown, Helen E., 73 Russell Avenue, Garden City, GA 31408 Brown, Marilyn Jo, 1490 Cobblestone Street, Dayton, OH 45432 Brown, Peggy, Route 2, Manila, AR 72442 Brown, Stephen, 195 8th Street Apt. 4, Cleveland, TN 37311 Brown, Terrance R., 5304 26th Street West Apt. 27, Bradenton, FL 33507 Brown, Trudy M., 1 7407 Cantara, Northridge, CA 91 324 Brownlee, Michael C, 242 Stevenson Drive, Belton, SC 29627 Brumley, Bobby Joe, Lee College Box 939, Cleveland, TN 37311 Buckley, Bonnie L, 1117 Piedmont, Yakima, WA 98902 Burgess, Kenneth, 457 17th Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Burris, Nelda Sue, Box 12 Bates Pike, Cleveland, TN 37311 Burroughs, Donna, 2802 E. Meadowbrook, Phoenix, AZ 85061 Butler, Susan, 210 W. Adair Street, Valdosta, GA 31601 Bynum, Cavaillia Katrina, 41 10 Fifth Street NW, Washington, DC 2001 1 Byrum, Robert E. Jr., 656 Wiltshire Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28304 Caddell, Larry L., 3325 Waltham Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15216 Caddell, Linda L., 3325 Waltham Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15216 Cagle, Carolyn A., Route 4, Box 246, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Cain, Gregory, 1033 Hunt Avenue, Hamilton, OH 45013 Campbell, Denita S., 305 Cade Street, Hartwell, GA 30643 Cannon, Rodney A., 345 S. Spring Street, Bellefonte. PA 16823 Carlton, Glenda Faye, P. O. Box 237, Webster, FL 33597 Carpenter, Larry D., 4901 Eck Road, Middletown, OH 45042 Carpenter, Patricia, 1650 Deerwood Circle, East Sparta. OH 44626 Carpenter, Sandra Y., 4901 Eck Road, Middletown, OH 45042 Carroll, Beverly Ann. 1505 Westside Drive, Cleveland. TN 37311 Carroll, James E., 500 Whispering Heights Lane, Cleveland, TN 37311 Carroll, John S., Route 2, Box 106046, Wrightstown, NJ 08562 Carson, John David, 2915 Woodlawn, Cleveland, TN 37311 Carter, Elizabeth, 2581 E. Central Sp 69, Fresno, CA 93725 Carter, Milton D., 125 Clover Street, Galax, VA 24333 Carter, Sandra, Route 1 , Box 256, Lake Park. GA 31636 Carver, Leonard Hugh, 1850 Greenwood Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Carver, Sylvia G., 1850 Greenwood Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Cassell, Stanley, 210 W. Fernwood Road, Simpsonville, SC 29681 Castelo, Cornelio M., 706 Mimosa Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Catts, Edward J., 712 South Broad Street, Mechanicsburg, PA Cauley, Diane V., 851 E. Alverdez, Clewiston, FL 33440 Cerezo, Karen, P. O. Box 8312, Chattanooga, TN 37414 Chalk, Jean E., 5428 Keele Street, Jackson, MS 39206 Chamberlain, James D., 2220 NE 28th Street, Ocala, FL 32670 Chambers, Deborah D., 3389 Brumbaugh Blvd., Dayton. OH 45406 Chapman, Michael Ray, 823 Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Charalambou, Antonios, Tomlinson College, Cleveland, TN 37311 Charalambou, Ellie A., Tomlinson College, Cleveland, TN 37311 Charles, Amos, 1 Gilgal, Madras 10, India Charles, Leela, 1 Gilgal, Madras 10, India Chastain, Timothy O., Box 116, Scottsmoor. FL 32775 Chatfield, Elvin R. Jr., 2423 East 13th Street, Des Moines, IA 50316 Chatfield, Leroy H., 1655 Ocoee Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Chester, Diane Ruth, 2349 Miracle Avenue, Granite City, IL 62040 261 Gambill, James Edward, Lee College Box 756, Cleveland, TN 37311 Gambill, Gail, 2915 Bobo Avenue, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Garber, Glenda G., 255 Glen Drive, Christiansburg, VA 24073 Garlington, E. Suzanne, Route 2, Shannon Lake Circle, Greenville, SC 29607 Garner, Karen Regina, 3736 Thrushwood Drive, Chattanooga, TN 37415 Garner, Larry, Lee College Box 92, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Garner, Rebecca, Lee College Box 92, Cleveland, TN 37311 Garrison, Frankie Earl, Route 1 , Box 285. Red Bay, AL 35582 Garrison, Jimmy R., 4028 Ham Mason Road, Hamilton, OH 45011 Gatlin, Jannuth K., 1006 Georgetown Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Gentry, Betty Marilyn, 517 Oppitz Lane, Lakeland, FL 33803 Gentry, Dwight S., Route 3, Calhoun, GA 30701 Gentry, Joyce A., 3443 Hixson Pike, Chattanooga, TN 37415 Gentry, L. Roxanne, Route 3, Red Bud Road, Calhoun, GA 30701 Gibson, Charles Danny, Route 2, Fairmount, GA 30139 Gibson, John Robert, 28 Theodore Circle, Greenville, SC 29611 Gibson, Michael P., 806 S. Richardson Avenue, Columbus, OH 43204 Gibson, Pamela Cheryl, 2900 Philadelphia Drive, Daylon, OH 45405 Gilbert, Diana S., 2240 Edgewater Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Gilbert, Vicky M., Route 5, Box 212, Weathertord, TX 76086 Gill, Gary Thomas, 1731 Victoria Street, Salem, VA 24153 Gillette, Joan Marlene, Box 1 1 , Lake Monroe, FL 32747 Gilley, Kathy Dale, 6821 Tyner Road, Chattanooga, TN 37421 Gilliam, Wallace Jr., 100B Mikel NW, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Gilliland, Mary Sue, 1080 Parker Street Apt. 2, Cleveland, TN 37311 Gilmer, Steven L, Box 110, Batesburg, SC 29006 Glass, B. Darrell, 709 N. Troup Street, Valdosta, GA 31 601 Goddard, Timothy Farr, Lee College Box 401 , Cleveland, TN 37311 Godsey, Melinda K., 1809 McBrien Road, Chattanooga, TN 37412 Godwin, Vicky C, 103 North 17th Street, Erwin, NC 28339 Goff, Perry L, P. O. Box 1061 , Plant City, FL 33566 Goforth, Leon, 380 8th Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Golden, Betty Jean, 1 723 Wintergreen Circle, Knoxville, TN 37912 Golden, Jim, 1723 Wintergreen Circle, Knoxville, TN 37912 Golson, Edward James, 825 West 12th Street, Chattanooga, TN 37402 Goodman, Anita K., 1112 Pineville Road, Chattanooga, TN 37405 Goodman, Beverly G., 1112 Pineville Road, Chattanooga, TN 37405 Gordan, Enus, Lee College Box 12, Cleveland, TN 37311 Goude, Dana Eugene, 1246 Forest Drive, Irving, TX 75061 Graham, Karlene G., 1 1 35 Ponderosa Drive NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Gray, Brian Wayne, Route 1 , Box 394, Perryville, MD 21903 Grayson, Carl J., 2712 Oakdale Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Gregory, Charles D., 2173 Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Gregory, Susan C, P. O. Box 32, Erwin, NC 28339 Grice, Ronald Claude, Paper Mill Road, Route 2, Lawrenceville, GA 30245 Griffey, S. Dianne, Route 2, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Griffey, Terry S., Route 2, Tremont Circle, Cleveland TN 37311 Griffin, Willie Lee, 2614 Lk Sunset Drive, Orlando, FL 32805 Griffis, David M., 2250 Edgewater Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Griffis, John G., 2250 Edgewater Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Griffis, Rebecca Lynn, 2250 Edgewater Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Grimes, Steve L, General Delivery, Caldwell, WV 24925 Grotsky, Mike Lee, 2109 Demorest Road, Grove City, OH 43123 Grubb, Paul Wayne, 224 Morrow Road, South Lebanon. OH 45065 Guest, William Ijohn, 2104 Florida Avenue, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Gullapalli, Vinayakudu, Church of God in India, Kakinada 1, AP, S. India Gunn, Judy, 2716 Creston, Ft. Worth, TX 76133 Guthrie, Dwight David, 138 Longmount Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15214 H Haar, Julia Marie, 801 14th Street, Mosinee, Wl 54455 Hackney, Eleanor Jane, 2511 N. Henderson Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Hager, Larry Nicholson, 908 Yellowstone Road, Cleveland Heights, OH Hale, Carolyn Annette, Route 4, Manchester, TN 37355 Hall, Duane, 3619 Crestwood Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Hall, Kenneth Allen, 230 McKinley Street, Alcoa, TN 37701 Hall, Kenneth Earl, Lee College Box 45, Cleveland, TN 37311 Hall, Linda Kaye, P. O. Box 653, Lynch, KY 40855 Hall, Patricia Anne, Lee College Box 45, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Hall, Phillip Charles, 1566 Holcombe Lake Road, Marietta, GA 30060 Hall, Sarah Suzanne, 1304 N. King Charles Road, Raleigh, NC 27910 Hall, William Kenneth, 923 15th Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Hamblin, James H., P. O. Box 1327, Henderson, NC 27536 Hamby, Jimmy Leon, P. O. Box 7835, Baltimore, MD 21221 Hamilton, Deborah F., 509 Kendall Road, Knoxville, TN 37919 Hamilton, Dianne P., 800 Bernhard, Hazel Park, Ml 48030 Hamilton, Earl K., Route 9, Box 410, Pasadena, MD 21122 Hamilton, Marjorie Diane. Route 5 Martel Estates, Lenoir City, TN 37771 Hamilton, Randal Clayton, Route 5, Levelland, TX 79336 Hamilton, Ronald D., 6525 Langdale Road, Baltimore, MD 21237 Hammond, Jenny L., 135 University Circle. Athens, GA 30601 Hancock, Lynn Lavern, 101 Salado Street, Ninety-Six, SC 29666 Haney, Clara Elaine, Route 4, Box 1755, Lafayette, GA 30728 Hanke, Peter Paul, 2137 Broomfield Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Hanson, Gail Sherry, Route 8, Box 57, Carrollton, GA 30117 Hardeman, Caleeta L., 5017 Delashmite Road, Hixson, TN 37343 Hardin, Allan Dale, 4920 East 10th Avenue, Gary, IN 46403 Hardy, Nannette Faye, 301 N Court Street, Water Valley, MS 38965 262 Harmeson, Phil Alan, 2035 W. Lake Drive NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Harper, Judy Anne. 4804 Gwinfield Drive, Knoxville, TN 37920 Harper, Michael Ray, 455 17th Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Harris, B. Gary, 32 Frawley Road, Chattanooga, TN 37412 Harris, Deborah Renee, 1549 Graymont Avenue West, Birmingham, AL 35208 Harris, S. Denise, 1549 Graymont Avenue. Birmingham, AL 35208 Harris, Sheila Kay, 135 Stuart Drive, Ft. Oglethorpe, GA Hartley, Evelyn Ann 413 Forest Avenue, Lenoir, NC 28645 Harvell, Shelby, 220 Savannah, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Hathaway, Johnny Raymond, 143 Centenary, Cleveland, TN 37311 Hathcock, L. Lavoy, 3624 Bowman Circle, Cleveland, TN 37311 Hawley, Kenneth, 317 Larkspur Road, Morningside, MD 20023 Heath, Maxine A., 2904 N. Henderson, Cleveland, TN 37311 Heglar, Ronald Wayne, 2704 Shady Lane, Concord, NC 28025 Helmick, Thomas J., 216 Chicago Street, Fairmont, WV 26554 Helsley, Dale A., Route 4, Box 26, Winchester, VA 22601 Helton, Bonnie Tutasi, Rolling Hills Estate. Cleveland, TN 37311 Helton, Dave A., 24728 Marigold, Warren, Ml 48089 Henderson, Danny L., 501 N. Walnut Street, Searcy, AR 72143 Henderson, James Albert, Route One, Irwin, PA 15642 Henderson, Jeannie Elaine, Route One, Meansville, GA 30256 Henderson, Richard Van, 2 Wanda Lane. Little Rock, AR 72209 Henry, Carolyn Ann, Route 3. Box 35, Whitwell, TN 37397 Henry, Gayla Diane, Route 3, Decatur, TN 37323 Henry, Jimmy David, Route 2, Decatur. TN 37322 Henry, Sharon Judith, 900 Mickley Road PI 2, Whitehall, PA 18052 Henson, J. Stephen, 121 16 Camelot Place, Oklahoma City, OK Hernandez, Tony D., 2110 Home Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Herndon, Danny Bruce, 4100 Oleander Avenue, Ft. Pierce, FL 33450 Herndon, Paul David, Box 447, White Sulphur Springs, WV 24986 Herrick, Robert Noel, 221 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 Herron, Ernest, Pine Forest Apts. 87, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Herron, Garrell D., 2203 East Green, High Point, NC 27260 Herron, Vina B., 2220 Springplace Road Cleveland, TN 37311 Hersey, Bryan, Pine Forest Apts. 32, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Hersey, Diane, Pine Forest Apts. 32, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Hess, Brenda V., Pine Forest Apts 97, Cleveland, TN 37311 Hess, Larry G., Pine Forest Apts. 97, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Hickey, Claudia Ann, 116 NE 9th Street Apt. 12, Pompano Beach, FL Hicks, Marion Edward Jr., 314 W. Oak Drive, Lakeland. FL 33803 Hicks, Ricky Lee, Route 6, Huffstetler Road, Maryville, TN 37801 Higdon, Andrew J., 300 Woodhaven Lane, Conroe, TX Higgenbottom, James Randall, 1009 Edwards Road, Greenville, SC 29607 Higgenbottom, Karen Joy, 1655 N. Ocoee Street, Apt. 1 1 , Cleveland, TN 37311 Higginbotham, Kenneth, Route 2, Scottsboro, AL Hill, Michael T., Route 1 , Box 242 A1 , Lubbock. TX 79401 Hindman, David Lee, 2314 Hodges Avenue, Granite City, IL 62040 Hindman, Kathy Laverne, 4306 Horace Drive, Huntsville, AL 35805 Hinson, Wade, 3231 Draper Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28205 Hires, Edna Lorraine, 1208 Martin Luther King Drive, Orlando, FL 32805 Hires, Shirley, 1208 Martin Luther King Drive, Orlando. FL 32805 Hiserote, Charlotte, Willow Grove Road, Elmer, NJ 08318 Hiserote, Virginia E., Willow Grove Road, Elmer, NJ 08318 Hitchcock, Patricia Ann, 603 Kibler Road, New Springfield, OH 44443 Hitte, James Edward, 253 !6 15th Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Hitte, Toni Leigh, 253 1 2 15th Street. Cleveland, TN 37311 Hobgood, Karen Lee, Route 1, Box 35, Winnsboro Road, Monroe, LA 71201 Holcombe, Sandra Yvonne, 7907 W. 74th Street, Bridgeview, IL 60455 Holder, Steve Dale, Randolph Circle, Chattanooga, TN 37406 Holland, Doretta, 58 Thornton, Fairborn, OH 45324 Holliday, Frances Louise, 358 Center Street, P. O. Box 48, Carleton, Ml 48117 Mollis, Charles R. Jr., Pine Forrest Apts. 33, Henderson Avenue, Cleveland. TN 3731 1 Holmes, Kenton Lee, 600 Sycamore Drive NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Holt, Douglas La Vern, 2004 David Drive, Metairie, LA 70003 Holt, Larry D., Box 94, Flintstone, GA 30725 Hopkins, Brenda J., 702 Exeter Avenue, Middlesboro. KY 40965 Home, Jack David. 145 May Avenue, Washington, PA 15301 Horton, Georgine Frances, Box 3725 First Street Station. Radford, VA 24141 Horton, Judy Lynn. P. O. Box 505, Canton. GA 30114 Horton, Rebecca A.. 2040 NW 135 Street, Miami, FL 33167 Howard, Ella P., 1 103 Maple Drive NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Howard, lla S., 302 Alabama Avenue, Warner Robins, GA 31093 Howard, John N., 1 103 Maple Drive NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Howell, Beverly Dianne, 801 29th Street, Orlando, FL 32805 Howell, Rebecca F., 203 Southern Street, Danville, VA 24541 Hubbard, B. Yvonne, 2044 Ramona Drive, Jackson, MS 39208 Hudson, Larry Duane, 363 Oak Street, Apt. 2 Cleveland, TN 37311 Hudson, Valita Gaye, 1919A Berkshire Drive, Nashville, TN 37216 Hudson, Phyllis, 1413 Ridgewood Avenue. Orlando. FL 32803 Hudson, Vicki Renee, P. O Box 8008. Wichita. KA 04104 Hudspeth, Marvin H., Route 2, Box 368A. Cleveland, TN 37311 Huff, Irene F., 4427 Wilcox Avenue, St Louis, MO 631 16 Hughes, Anita Gail, 2408 Peerless Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Hughes, Annetta Ruth. 900 Caviness Drive, Leadwood. MO 63653 Hughes, Harold Lester, 1312 Spring Street, Radford. VA 24141 Humble, Alrick G.. Route 5. Box 273. New Castle. IN 47362 263 Humble, Nicholas Wade, Route 5, Box 273, New Castle, IN 47362 Hundley, Jerry W., 459 17th Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Huntley, Mary A., 163 SW 4th Street, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 Hurst, Garry Lee, 722 Mause, Ypsilanti, Ml 48197 Hurt, James Michael, 147 Short Street, Richmond, KY 40475 Hutchinson, Sharon Lois, Route One, Nicholls, GA 31554 Hveem, Chrys A., 810 3rd Avenue North, Wolf Point, MT 29201 Hyatt, Jerry, Route 3, Dillon, SC 29536 Ibrahim, Nady Ghaly, 7 Assad Street, Cairo, Egypt Ingram, Betty P., 830 15th Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Ingram, Debra Kay, 29901 Magnolia, Flat Rock, Ml 48134 Ivan, Karen Rebecca, 623 Johnstown Road, Beckley, WV 25801 Ivester, Keith, 4451 Barkhead, Mableton, GA 30059 Ivy, Mark D., 350 Stewart, Sullivan, IN 47882 Jackson, Ronnie L, 873 Hudson, Wyandotte, Ml 48192 Jacobs, Tony Eugene, Collegetown Mobile Estates, Norman Chapel Rd. Lot 30, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 James, Harvey Dale, 6231 Dodgen Road, Mableton, GA 30059 Jameson, Susan Dianne, Route 2, Box 336, Ledyard, CT 06339 Jarman, Chester W., Route 2, Box 295, Kinston, NC 28501 Jarman, J. Wesley, 590 Church Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Jeffcoat, Ronald W., 1190 Fairfield, Orangeburg, SC 29115 Jenkins, Donna K., 1690 Spindler Road, Hilliard, OH 43020 Jenkins, Robert John, Route 8, Campbell Bridge Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Jethro, Michael L, 105 Anne Street, Plymouth, NC 27962 Johns, Jackie David, 9071 Harrison Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32208 Johns, Shirley E., 9071 Harrison Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32208 Johnson, Dennis G., P. O. Box 549, Palmer, AL 99645 Johnson, Donald R., 2870 Madaris Circle, Cleveland, TN 37311 Johnson, Helen Ruth, 250 Spring Lake Hills Drive, Maitland, FL 32751 Johnson, Jacqueline Delores, P. O. Box 5819 ES, Nassau, Bahamas Johnson, James Philip, 930 Trunk Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Johnson, Jan M., 7811 Stonhenge Drive,. Chattanooga, TN 37421 Johnson, Larry R., Lee College Box 165, Cleveland, TN 37311 Johnson, Margaret Jeanette, 709 West Hardin, Blytheville, AR 72315 Johnson, Pamela R., 4119 Lydia Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15207 Johnson, Sue Ellen, 125 Jonathan Lane, Oak Ridge. TN 37830 Johnson, Susan Gaynell, 2800 Bentley Road, Huntsville, AL 35801 Jones, Donald Richard, Pine Forest Apts. 73, Cleveland, TN 37311 Jones, Helen Marlene, Pine Forest Apts. 73, Cleveland, TN 37311 Jones, James Harold, 4772 Berta Road, Memphis, TN 38109 Jones, Meadie Kay. 719 Joe Wheeler, Laurel, MS 39440 Jones, Melda Renee, 516 Grove Road, Greenville, SC 29605 Jones, Paul Leon, 305 Autumn, Rossville, GA 30791 Jones, Sibyl O., 1233 N. Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Jones, Tullos Luke Jr., 608 Chantily, Laurel, MS 39440 Jones, Victoria, 5436 Fields Ertel, Cincinnati, OH 45240 Jones, William E., 3708 NW 59th Street Terrace, Oklahoma City, OK 73112 Jordan, Dennis W, 37 Henry Street, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 Jordan, Kenneth F., 1603 Bleckley Street, Anderson, SC 29621 Joyner, Sherry M., 3031 Oak Forest Drive, Jackson, MS 39212 Jumpp, Dale Udell, 1850 22nd Street, Apt. 27, Cleveland, TN 37311 Junkins, Patricia Sue, 6240 Stumph Road Apt. 31 0A, Parma Heights, OH 44130 Justice, Dana G., 2625 4th Avenue, Huntington, WV 25702 Justice, Garth Eugene, 2500 Marion Avenue, Wilmington, DE Justice, James D., Route One, Reinholds, PA 17569 K Kalem, Paul Harry, Jr., 418 53rd Street SW, Canton, OH 44706 Kalmanir, Rebecca A., 177 Moross, ML Clemens, Ml 48093 Kalmanir, Timothy, 177 Moross. Mt. Clemens, Ml 48043 Kato, Terry Lynn, P. O. Box 355, Alma, GA 31510 Kavanaugh, Becky L., 410 Burroughs Street, Monroe, LA 71201 Keen, Joseph G., P. O. Box 243, Old Town, FL 32680 Keen, Ruth Ann, Dragston Road, Pt. Norris, NJ 08349 Keffer, Barbara Elaine, 1683 Ollie Street, Cocoa, FL 32922 Keller, Duskie L„ 18682 Vanderlip, Santa Ana, CA 92705 Keller, Max Donavan, 723 Poplar Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Kelley, Carolyn Sue, Route 2, Box 350, Seneca, SC 39678 Kelly, Judith G., 4122 Highway Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Kelly, Willie LeGrand, Route 4, Box 350, Wadesboro, NC 28170 Kemp, Joanne E., 865 Newberg Avenue Macon, GA 31206 Kendeall, Clifford D.. 7528 Short Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15218 Kennedy, Joseph R., 5320 Jordan Drive, Memphis, TN 38116 Keown, Frankie, Route 6, Anderson, SC 29621 Kilby, Nora Elizabeth. 515 Philadelphia Road, Joppa, MD 21085 Kimbleton, Harry D., Box 32, Parrott, VA 24132 Kimbleton, Sandra Lee, Box 32, Parrott, VA 24132 King, Gary H., Box 539. Kingsland, TX 78639 King, Pamela Jean, 35 Fleming Street, Lincoln, ME 04457 King, Sharon Ann, 107 Jackson, Bonne Terre, MO 63628 Kirkland, Horace S., Lee College Box 986 Cleveland, TN 37311 Knight, Cecil DeWayne, 153 Centenary Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Knight, DeLance Ronald, 250 Centenary Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Knight, Evelyn E., 250 Centenary Street, Cleveland, TN. 37311 Knowles, Diane S., P. O. Box N449, Nassau, Bahamas Knowles, Larry Kenneth, 99 Sunset Drive NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Knowles, Patricia Ann, Route 2, Box 78, Middlesex, NC 27557 Koester, Naomi, Box 4, Ludlow, IL 60949 Kramer, Rick G., 1728 Barrington Drive, Decatur, IL 62526 Kuhn, Cheryl Joyce, 216 Cresthill Avenue, Tonawand a, NY 14150 264 L Lacer, Danny E., Route 1 , Box 268, Steele, MO 63877 Lambert, Judith Mae, 426 W. Broad Street, Darlington, SC 29532 Lance, Donna Jan, 3637 Phelps Street, Chattanooga, TN 37412 Lance, Ronda Ann, 3637 Phelps Street, Chattanooga, TN 37412 Landers, Walter Monroe, 1905 Park Street NE Apt. 6, Cleveland, TN 37311 Landreth, Carroll E. Jr., P. O. Box 594, Anderson, SC 29621 Lane, Cynthia R., 1018 Dyal Street, Jacksonville, FL 32206 Lane, Grover Harold, 201 Keith Street, Dalton, GA 30720 Larson, Carlton R., 29 Macarthur, Billings, MT 59101 Larson, Cheryl Jean, Box 294, Magnolia, OH 44643 Laughlin, Robert Eskor, 714 Kendon Drive, Lansing, Ml 48910 Lauster, David Walter, 1586 Third Street South, Naples, FL 33940 Lawson, Pamela Sue, 4104 Candor Avenue, Louisville, KY 40216 Lay, Dianne Terri, 525 4th Street NW Apt 4, Cleveland, TN 37311 Lay, Paul M., Route 4, Box 26, Corbin, KY 40701 Layne, Marilyn Rae, 807 North Railroad Street, Dayton, TN 37321 Learner, James M., 1045 NW End Blvd., Quakertown, PA 18951 LeCroy, Roger Anthony, Route 2, Box 418, Walhalla, SC 29691 Ledbetter, Vicky L, 2464 Glendale Circle, Smyrna, GA 30080 Ledford, Joel David, 6641 Timberline Drive, Des Moines, IA 50317 Lee, Beverly Ann, 32 Beechtree Road, Levittown, PA 19057 Lee, Donnie K., 1070 11 th Street NE, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Lee, Jimmie Dale, 254 NE 20th Street, Delray Beach, FL 33444 Lee, Kenneth A., 1526 Sherman Street, Decatur, AL 35601 Lee, Nolen Ray, Route 5, Box 50, Boaz, AL 35957 Leonard, Donald Wayne, 1 50 1 1 th Street Apt. 2, Cleveland, TN 37311 Leonard, James Billy, Route 3, Box 121 . Rock Hill, SC 29730 Levels, Deborah Jane, 325 Sheridan Road, Evansville IN 47710 Lewis, Cecil, Lee College Box 218, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Lewis, Edward DeLloyd, 121 Greenway Drive, Roanoke, VA 24019 Linder, Connie Lee, 631 W. 129th Avenue, Crown Point IN 46307 Linder, Greg A., 631 W. 129th Avenue, Crown Point IN 46307 Lipson, Pauline Elizabeth, 2873 Briarcliff Road, Atlanta GA 30329 Little, Linda L, 567 Beech Drive, Newport, VA 23601 Livingston, Dennis O., Route 4, Box 352, Wadesboro NC 28170 Livingston, Henry Loran, Route 4, Box 352, Wadesboro NC28170 Lloyd, Geranda Gaye, 531 1 East Manslick Road, Louisville, KY 40219 Lloyd, J. Vernon, 1819 S. 30th Street, Ft. Pierce, FL 33450 Lloyd, Michael Elmore, P. O. Box 12, Bassett, AR 72313 Long, Sheila A., 1426 Cherokee Street, Arlington TX 76012 Lonon, Tana Jo, 1700 W. Parkview, Caruthersville, MO 63830 Lovelace, Charles Neal, 2250 Hempstead, Auburn Mts., Ml 48057 Lowery, Janice Carroll, 420 26th Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Lowery, Linda Charre, 514 East Rose Street, Blytheville, AR 72315 Lowery, Pamela Arleene, P. O. Box 893, Stone Mountain, GA 30083 Lowery, Stephen L, 420 26th Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Lowry, Larry Allen, 81 2 Woodland Avenue, Rossville, GA 30741 Luke, Karen Arlene, 105 Graham Avenue, Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Luke, Patsy Anita, 105 Graham Avenue, Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Luke, Samuel A., 1 55 1 3th Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Luman, Rick Gene, 517 W. Washington, Paris, TX 75460 Lupoid, William F., 903 Westover Drive SW, Cleveland. TN 37311 Lyles, Margo M., 195 NE 49th Street, Miami, FL 33137 Lynn, Gary R., 1360 Harle Avenue NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 MC McAllister, Deborah Susan, 500 Muncy Street, Ashland, KY 41101 McAllister, Leon J., 3805 Saturn Drive, Huntsville. AL 35805 McBrayer, Stephen Andrew, 1518 Ricardo Street, Valdosta, GA 31601 McClain, David Harold, 7417 Lanham Lane, Washington, DC 20022 McClain, Jerry Lee, 2260 Edgewater Drive Cleveland, TN 37311 McClung, Judy K., 725 Mimosa Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 McClure, Lillie Lucy, Route 3, Box 235, Hayesville, NC 28904 McCoy, Stephen Lamar, 561 Farley Avenue, Spartanburg, SC 29301 McCracken, Roger Dale, 8002 Arnoldtown Road, Louisville, KY 40214 McCullar, Jennifer D., 305 Cherry Street. Royston, GA 30662 McCullar, Ronald Gene, 2210 Niagara, Denver, CO 80207 McCullough, Jean N., 1513 Blount Avenue SW, Apt. 4, Cleveland, TN 37311 McDaniel, Charles Clark, 2915 Clearwater Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 McDonald, David C, 5714 66th Street, Kenosha, Wl 53140 McDonald, Debra, 200 Cherokee Street, Battle Creek, Ml 49015 McDonald, Jesse C, Route 2, Box 302, Williamstown, NJ McGuire, Clyde G., 1329 Haun Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 McGuire, Terry J., 1 1 10 Sunset Trail, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 McKelvey, Martha A., Route 5, Box 66, Elkton, MD 21921 McKnigh t, Heyward Kelly Jr., 1432 Anthony Road, Augusta, GA 30904 McLain, Gwen F., Box 72, Church of God Headquarters, Somerset, PA 15501 McManus, Patricia Diane, 1343 Canterbury Road, Macon, GA 31206 McMasters, Larry W., 1810 Lake Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 McRae, Herbert Earl, 1015 22nd Avenue North, Naples. FL 33940 M Maddox, Shirley Bob, Route 2, Walker Valley Acres, Cleveland, TN 37311 Mallory, Marcella, P. O. Box N-303, Nassau, N. P., Bahamas Malone, Linda Sue, Box D, Carthage, TN 37030 Malone, O. Gail, 4016 69th Street, Lubbock, TX 79413 Maloney, Mitchell, 491 Drexel Avenue, Lebanon, OH 45036 Malott, Joanne M., Route 1 , Box 64D, Boonsboro, MD 21713 265 Mango, Albert A., 43 Lakeside Drive, Bridgeton, NJ 08302 Mangum, Dorothy Dale, 2109 Rosebud Drive, Irving, TX 75060 Mann, Linda Diane, 304 W Newell Street, Winter Garden, FL 32787 Manning, James Calvin III, 13609 Old Chapel Road, Bowie, MD 21750 Marcum, Rebecca L., Route 2, Box 246, Northport, AL 35476 Markham, Judy P., Route 2, Box 187R, Lake City, FL 32055 Marrs, Buell V. Jr., 1210 Highland Court, Ontario, CA 91764 Martin, Deryle Wayne, Box 56, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311 Martin, Linda Gail, 508 Spears Avenue. Chattanooga, TN 37405 Martin, Sandra W., P. O. Box 1161, Walterboro, SC 29488 Martin, William J., 5004 Opaline Road, Richmond, VA 23223 Martindale, David, 27 Briarwood Crescent, Newburgh, NY 12550 Martindale, John H. Jr., 27 Briarwood Crescent, Newburgh, NY 12550 Mason, Charlene R., 501 E College Avenue, Salisbury, MD 21801 Mason, Paula, Mariners Road, Crisfield, MD 21817 Mason, Reba Gail, Route 4, Canton, GA 30114 Masters, Joyce M., 2150D Church Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Masters, Karen M., 2150D Church Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Mattox, Glenda Alice, 1403 E 51st Street, Savannah, GA 31404 Mauldin, Walter C. Jr., P. O. Box 731 , Somerset, KY 42501 May, M. Ruth, 431 15th Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Mayfield, Judy Ann, Route 7, Box 971 B Plant City, FL 33566 Maze, Charles Michael, P. O. Box 175, Kimberly, AL 35091 Means, Susan, 609 Emma Street, Anderson, SC 29621 Medlin, Brenda D., Box 858, Route 1 , Caruthersville, MO Messer, Dollas, Box 338, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311 Messer, Evelyn, Route 1, Old Fort, TN 37362 Myers, Barry, Byron Apartments, Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Mikell, Jo Ann, 21 Jameswood Avenue, Savannah, GA 31406 Miles, Vernon, 7120 Lee Highway, Chattanooga, TN Miller, Billie D., 101 W Franklin Street, Troy, OH 45373 Miller, Claude R., Route 7, Box 635, Lakeland, FL 33801 Miller, Daniel Robert, 1013 Green Street, Reading, PA 19604 Miller, Dewey W., 113 Springbrook Apts., Cleveland, TN 37311 Miller, Gordon D., 7304 Midfield Drive, Chattanooga, TN 37421 Miller, Patricia A., 230 Country Club Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Miller, Patricia W., Box 1022, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311 Miller, Quan, 230 Country Club Drive, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Milliner, Donna Lee, 1533 Ocoee Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Milliner, Edward Lee Jr., 1533 Ocoee Street NW, Apt. 3, Cleveland, TN 37311 Millington, Martha, 7716 Kenton Avenue, Parma, OH 44129 Mirkovich, Joseph Allen, 1820 Carissa Road, Lake Clarke Shores, FL 33406 Mitchell, Annie Herndon, 804 23rd Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Mitchell, Benjamin, Route 8, Villa Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Mitchell, Brenda K., Box 144, Route 2, Dudley, NC 28333 Mitchell, Marilyn, Route 4, Box ML, Madison, AL Mizelle, Anita G., Route 2, Box 210, Windsor, NC 29783 Mobley, Paula, 2610 Flat Shoals Road, Decatur, GA 30034 Molina, Joy T., 6808 Yolanda Drive, Ft. Worth, TX 761 1 2 Monterosso, Larry John, 2267 Detroit Street, Lincoln Park, Ml 48146 Montgomery, June S., Route 4, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Mooney, Marshall R., Box 232, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311 Moore, Arthur, 119 N Edgeworth, Royal Oak, Ml 48067 Moore, Charlotte R., 763 Eastport Road, Jacksonville, FL 32218 Moore, Danny Ray, 1 120 Tener Street, Johnstown, PA 1 5904 Moore, David M., 1870 Harle Avenue NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Moore, Joy Anne, 119 N Edgeworth, Royal Oak, Ml 48067 Moore, Patricia, 1 160 Peoples Street Apt., Cleveland, TN 37311 Moore, Patsy W., Route 2, Box 105, Walnut Grove, MS 39189 Moore, Rickie D., 1337 Hull, Ypsilanti, Ml 48197 Moore, Robert A., 1 160 Peoples Street Apt., Cleveland, TN 37311 Moore, Sharon P., Box 41 , Matagorda, TX 77457 Moore, Teresa D., Route 5, Chestuee Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Moore, Terry Lee, 105 North Childs, Okolona, MS 38860 Moore, Timothy R., 108 SW Tenth Street, Moore, OK 74820 Morehead, Charlotte Rose, Pine Forest Apts. 88, Cleveland, TN 37311 Morgan, Betty C, Box 175, Ooltewah, TN 37363 Morgan, James Reid, Route 2, Walhalla, SC 29691 Morris, Garold K., 421 20th Avenue, Indian Rocks Beach, FL 33535 Morris, Gary W., P. O. Box 21 , Federalsburg, MD 21632 Morris, James Isaac, 6405 Revena Drive, Hamilton, OH Morris, William A., Route 5, Box 14, Arnold. MD 21012 Mosley, Karen, Box 87, Victoria, TN 37393 Mudd, Betty Jean, 14 Val Page Street, Farmingdale, NY 11735 Muldez, Francis A., Box 143, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311 Mulkey, Brenda F„ 409 Liberty Street, Blakely, GA 31 723 Mulkey, Shirley E., 409 Liberty Street, Blakely, GA 31723 Murphree, Gaynette, 1860 Carolina Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Murphy, 4803 S Rio Grande, Orlando, FL 32809 Murphy, Herbert, 680 Montgomery Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Murray, Danny Ray, 428 Hanover Road, Graham, NC 27253 Musick, Gail Deanna, Route 1 , Box 77, Lebanon, VA 24266 Myers, Anna E., Box 151, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311 Myers, Bertha Ann, East Avenue, Quinton, NJ 08072 Myers, Deborah J., 606 Hull Avenue, Findlay, OH 45840 Myers, Herbert R., 270 First Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Myers, Isaac L, 850 Church Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Myers, Reva J., Box 10, Nash, OK 73761 N Nelson, Cheryl D., 5 Harrington Street, Enoree, SC 29335 Nelson, Joseph A. Jr., 295 Fairview Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Newsome, Faythe L., 63 Pine Forest North, Cleveland, TN 37311 Newton, James O., Route Five, Cleveland, TN 37311 Newton, Pamela, 941 Walker Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Newton, Phillip W., 919 Hillandale Drive, Rocky Mount, NC 27801 266 Newton, Ray J., 941 Walker Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Newton, Rhonda F., 1587 Gowan Drive, Memphis, TN 38127 Nichols, E. J., Route 1 , Box 37, Dunnellon, FL 32630 Nichols, Frederick, 1033 Parker Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Nichols, Judith N., 2409 Peerless Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Nichols, Linda F., Lee College Box 206, Cleveland, TN 37311 Nichols, Norene, 2409 Peerless NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Nichols, William D., 21 7 Deer Park Avenue, Temple Terrace, FL 33617 Nicholson, Deborah S., P. O. Box 1136, Gainesville, FL 32601 Nobles, Sharon A., 1506 Copley Drive, Sumter, SC 29150 Norrell, Judy C, Route One, Graham, AL 36263 Norton, Gloria June, P. O. Box 185, Moulton, AL 35650 O Oaks, Charles D., 618 Beal Street, Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32548 Oberlander, Alan L, 206 9th Street West, Lemmon, SD 57638 Obrien, Sharon L, 1 1 1 9 W. Farnum Apt. 1 02, Royal Oak, Ml 48067 Odom, Franklin W., Route 8, Villa Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Odom, Patricia L, Route 4, Heflin, AL 36264 Odum, Sylvia K., Route 2, Box 450D, Savannah, GA 31404 Oldfield, Doug, 6375 Ravena Drive, Hamilton, OH 45011 O ' Neal, Marilyn A., 4903 Belle Vista Drive, Chattanooga, TN 37411 O ' Neal, Michael D., 4901 Belle Vista, Chattanooga, TN 37411 Organ, Ricky R., Route 2, Box 257, Charleston, TN 37310 Orvin, Gladys Y., 310 N. Morgan Avenue, Andrews, SC 29510 Osborne, Cynthia E., Van Buren Drive, Dalton, GA 30720 Osborne, Larry E., 327 Enterprise, Sidney, OH 45365 Overbay, Elizabeth K., P. O. Box 333, laeger, WV 24844 Owen, Marion E., Route 3, Box 174, Crockett, TX 75835 Owens, Terry B., Route One, Hayesville, NC 28904 Owens, Timothy L, 105 Wren Road, Richmond, VA 23223 Ownby, Diane F., Route 5, Box 429. Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Pace, David R., 301 Andrews Street, Rossville. GA 30741 Pace, Karen M., 7749 Catalpa Avenue, Hammond, IN 46324 Pace, Richard L, 301 Andrews Street, Rossville, GA 30741 Pace, Robert D. Jr., 2414 Brookhurst Drive, Atlanta, GA 30341 Padgett, Tony M., 2801 Leftwich Lane, Anderson, SC 29621 Page, Charles, Lee College Box 257, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Page, Laura S., Lee College Box 257, Cleveland, TN 37311 Page, Nancy V., 281 East Killian Street, Canton, GA 301 14 Palmer, Gary M., 730 Warner Avenue. Lewiston, ID Parker, Hazel J., 1655 N. Ocoee Apt. 7, Cleveland, TN 37311 Parker, Hubert M., Route 6, Box 271 B, Columbus, MS 39701 Parker, Phyllis A., 3007 Chandler, Lincoln Park, Ml 48146 Parker, Rose M., 111 Cannon Avenue, Sweetwater, TN Parker, Russell E., 1655 N. Ocoee Apt. 7, Cleveland, TN 37311 Parks, Dorothy, 500 A. Riverside Drive, Williamsburg, PA 16693 Parks, Keith B., Box 121 , Anawalt, WV 24808 Parks, Mary Darlene, 970 Parker Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Parnell, Carl S., 91 Basswood Drive, Newport News, VA 23601 267 Parrish, Rhonda D., 3139 Humboldt Street, Norfolk, VA 23513 Parrish, Rosalyn A., 313 Olmstead Place, Garden City, GA 31408 Patrick, Terry R., 103 Scott Drive, Enterprise, AL 36330 Patterson, Bill E., P. O. Box 306, Mantua. NJ 08051 Patton, Daphne, P. O. Box 36, Rock Sound, Bahamas Patton, Paula F., 430 26th Street NW, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Paul, Kenneth A., Lee College Box 827, Cleveland, TN 37311 Payne, Michael David, 846 Mark Avenue, Hamilton, OH 45013 Pearman, Karyn Jane, 8132 Merivale Road. Jacksonville, FL Pemberton, Clynette B., 614 Lakeland Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Pemberton, Larry D., 614 Lakeland Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Pendygraft, Norma J., 202 Pawnee Drive, Jeffersonville, IN Petree, Brenda, 3036 W. Albain Road, Monroe. Ml 48161 Pettit, Bryce A., P. O. Box 54, Garden City, AL 35070 Pettitt, Thomas M., P. O. Box 718, Pontiac, Ml 48056 Pettitt, W. Raymond, P. O. Box 718, Pontiac. Ml 48056 Pettyjohn, C. Gay, 1 1 80 Parker Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Phillips, Bobbyetta, Route 2 Henderson Drive, Chattanooga, TN 37416 Phillips, David G., 305 Van Buren Drive, Dalton, GA 30720 Phillips, James L , 6818 Conner Lane, Chattanooga, TN 37421 Phillips, Patricia A., P. O. Box 61 1 , Ashland, VA 23005 Phipps, Danny C, 621 14th Street Apt. 7, Cleveland, TN 37311 Pike, Tommy Terrell, 723 Highland Avenue NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Pilkington, Earl C. Jr., Lee College Box 1023, Cleveland, TN 37311 Pinder, Daphne A., P. O. Box N 3734, Nassau, Bahamas Pittman, Geneva, Apt. 6 Boone Avenue, Beattyville, KY 41311 Pittman, Hannah, Apt. 6 Boone Avenue, Beattyville, KY 41311 Piatt, Karl D., 2016 Pennel, Memphis, TN 381 16 Polen, Connie L., 1 140 Peoples Street, Cleveland. TN 37311 Pompey, Timothy L, P. O. Box 391 , Sevierville, TN 37862 Poole, Stephen A., 124 NW 9th Street, Boca Raton, FL 33432 Potts, Diane E., P. O. Box 335, Wadsworth, OH 44281 Pounders, Vickie Jane, 12882 Cherry, Southgate, Ml 48192 Powell, Karen E., 2550 Hargrove Road, Smyrna, GA 30080 Powell, Larry D., Route 2 Circle Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Pratt, Ginger T ., 2500 NW 58th Street, Miami. FL 33142 Prescott, Charlene A., Route 2, Box 85, Keysville, GA 30816 Pressley, Shirley F., P. O. Box 2246, Vero Beach. FL 32960 Pressley, Wanda Carol, 610 20th Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Price, Arthur D., Route 1 , Box 83, Foxworth, MS 39483 Proctor, Nancy C, 2270 Edgewater Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Pruitt, Robin Rose, 2007 Cool Spring Drive, Alexandria, VA 22308 Puckett, Riley E., Route 1 , Box 41 8A, Bessemer City, NC 28016 Pyeatt, Deena Gay, Route 1, Box 116, Platteville, CO 80651 Pyeatt, John Dudley III, 650 Spring Hill Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Q Queen, Vicki Sue, Route 8, Triplett Circle, Cleveland, TN 37311 Quezada, Eva E., 1339 Kansas Street, San Francisco, CA 94107 R Raath, Ethan, 96 Smith Drive, Kingsview, Durban, Republic of South Africa Rabago, Evelyn L, 14 Beacon Street. Spartanburg, SC 29301 Raglin, Debora L, Box 52, Six Lakes, Ml 48886 Rainey, Nickie L, Route 3, Lebanon, OH 45036 Ramsey, Daniel R., Lee College Box 836, Cleveland, TN 37311 Ramsey, Sharon C, Route 3, Box 620, Cleveland, TN 37311 Rankin, Stanley L, Route 3, Seneca, SC 29678 Rathbone, Steven E., 2637 Patrick Avenue, Maryville, TN 37801 Rayborn, Sandra M., 627 Robson Street, Lakeland, FL 33801 Rayburn, Diane N., 13120 Phelps, Southgate, Ml 48192 Rayner, Robin, 716 Alturia, Pittsburgh, PA 15216 Reeves, Mitchell G., Route 6, Box 235 A, Lucedale, MS 39452 Reid, Esther L, Route 4, Box 185A, Jackson, MS 39208 Reid, Kathy, Route 4, Box 185A, Jackson, MS 39208 Renta, Angel L., Lee College Box 1 18, Cleveland, TN 37311 Reyes, Olfa, 1810 Lake Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Reynolds, Hugh D., Route 2, Kite, GA 30906 Reynolds, Sandra K., Route 1 , Box 132, Connelly Springs, NC 28612 Rhoden, Bonne Faye, 1216 Holly Street NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 Rhoden, Sylvia G, 1216 Holly Street NW. Atlanta, GA 30318 Rhodes, Bobby J. 37311 Rhodes, Debra J., Rice, Melvin D., P Rice Rice 235 B 8th Street NE, Cleveland, TN P. O. Box 64, Kannapolis, NC 28081 O. Box 72, Somerset, PA 15501 Pamela, 1236 Mann Avenue, Austin, IN 74102 Stephen E., 8803 48th Avenue, College Park, MD 20740 Rich, Kenneth Norman, Route 1 , Box 291 , Wallace, NC 28466 Richards, Phillip G„ P. O. Box 196, Granville, WV 26534 Richardson, David R., Box 1 51 , Delbarton, WV 25670 Richardson, Rita Lea, Route One, Forest Park, GA 30050 Richie, Jake, 5428 Cassandra Smith Road, Hixson, TN Richmond, Columbus C, Lee College, Providence Hall, Cleveland, TN 37311 Ridenhour, Route 1, Box 118, Crescent City, FL 32012 Ridgeway, Kathleen G., 105 Will Street, Moulton, AL 35650 Ridmond, J. Charerne, Route 6, Box 907, Cleveland, TN 37311 Riggs, Priscilla O., 791 1 Annella Way, Louisville, KY 40219 Riley, Milton W., 1613 H. Rickenbecker, Baltimore, MD 21221 Robb, Deborah A., 2645 Barthas Place, Cincinnati, OH Robbins, Betty J., 1745 Parker Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Robbins, Edgar, 1745 Parker Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Roberson, Dewey C, 505 N. Market, Chattanooga, TN 37405 Roberson, Patsy L, 323 6th Street, Port St. Joe, FL 32456 Roberts, Terry D., 1016 E. Buffalo, Tampa, FL 33603 Robinson, Annie M., 620 N. Irving, Greenville, Ml 48838 Robinson, Dennis F., Route 4, Dublin, GA 31021 Robinson, Gene A., 2802 Midfield Circle SE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Rodgers, Chris J., Elington Apts., Wichita, KS Rogers, Anita J., P. O. Box 158, Alma, GA 31510 Rollison, John H., P. O. Box 965, Cross City, FL 32628 Roop, Marcia L, 35751 Thames, Westland, Ml 48185 Roope, Norman H., 2507 Woodlawn Avenue NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Roosa, Pauline M., 809 Harwood Road Gordy, Wilmington, DE 19084 268 Rose, Darrell W., 306 Eastview Avenue, Vandalia, OH 45377 Ross, Cheryl Lee, 1 180 Afton Street 454, Houston, TX 77055 Ross, Craig S., Box 493, Ohio Avenue. Rainelle, WV 25962 Rosson, Charles Daniel, 3935 Erie Street, Willoughby, OH 44094 Rowe, Ernie J., 165 13th Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Rowe, Stanley, Route 2, Box 574, Harvest, AL 35749 Rowton, Edgar D., 1033 Parker Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Rowton, Lucretia Delores, 1033 Parker Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Rudd, Angie Lee, 5453 Lakeland Drive, N. Charleston, SC Rushing, Larry Dale, 2001 Solona, Carlsbad, NM 88220 Russ, Deborah Lynn, Route 3, Box 705, Easton, MD 21601 Russell, Gregory Dale, Route 1, Box 142, Newport, NC 28570 Russell, Kenneth Wayne, 2225 Springplace Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Sallie, Florence Ann, Pine Forest Apt. 78, Cleveland, TN 37311 Sallie, Jack E., Pine Forest Apt. 78, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Salisbury, Douglas 1905 Parker Street Apt. 5, Cleveland, TN 37311 Salisbury, Glenda, 1905 Parker Street Apt. 5, Cleveland, TN 37311 Salisbury, Karen, Route 4, Big Rapids, Ml 49307 Sanders, Deborah Pauline, 1601 Jordan Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Sanders, William, 1220 One Half Peoples Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Sanford, Charles Russell, Route 8, Marie Circle, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Sanford, Michael E., Route 3, Ellijay, GA 30540 Sanford, Theodore L., 388 Old Ringgold Road, Chattanooga, TN Sangster, Charles A., Route 4, Box 346, Jesup, GA 31545 Sargent, Phillip A., 107 Bell Drive, Simpsonville, SC 29681 Saunders, Richard Dean, 4801 Ronald Drive, N. Ridgeville, OH 44039 Schembri, Ann M., 2381 Stair, Detroit, Ml 48209 Schembri, Mary, 2381 Stair, Detroit, Ml 48209 Schrade, Gary L, 2988 Chaucer, N. Canton, OH 44721 Scott, Tony Dale, Collegetown Mobile Estates Lot 21, Cleveland, TN 37311 Screen, Clifford Edward, 155 NW 15th Street, Pompano Beach, FL 33060 Sealy, Linda Roberta, 4912 North Tampania, Tampa, FL 33614 Seals, Hubert L. Jr., 413 Smith Avenue, Cumberland, KY 40823 Searcy, James Marshall, 840 College Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Self, Diane Kay, Star Route Box 15, Pinson, AL 35126 Sellers, Howard, Providence Hall, Cleveland, TN 37311 Sellers, Terry Ray, 214 Tallapoosa Street. Bremen, GA 30110 Selvage, Patsy Ann, 5554 Mulberry Avenue, Portage, IN 46368 Serrano, Ismael Jr., 2580 W. Lyndale, Chicago, IL 60647 Shadrick, Trudy Wynola, Route 2, Trenton, GA 30752 Shaffer, James P., 10800 Gabriella Drive, Parma, OH 44130 Shank, David Alvin, 2 North Clifton Drive, Williamsport, MD 21795 Shean, Ronald F., 1755 Carolina Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Shelton, Kay E., 1272 Big Bethel Road, Hampton, VA 23366 Shelton, Richard K., 7280 Perry Lake Road, Clarkston, Ml 48016 Shepherd, Donna Lynn, 10649 Cinderella Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45242 Sherwood, Nathan Noel, Route 1 , Joy, IL 61 260 Shreve, Helen Elizabeth, P. O. Box 27, Mt. Crawford, VA 22841 Shroyer, Dennis E., 352 W. Whitney, Sheridan, WY 82801 Silver, Robert J., 1273 Peoples Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Silvey, Jane Elizabeth, 413 Roslyn Drive, Gadsden, AL 35901 Silvey, Mattie E., 413 Roslyn Drive, Gadsden, AL 35901 Simms, Maxine Lorna, P. O. Box 5358, Nassau, Bahamas Simms, William Jennings, P. O. Box 5358, Nassau, Bahamas Simpson, David Eugene, 1789 Harle Avenue NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Simpson, Rebecca Ruth, 1625 Modrell Blvd., Elkhart, IN 46514 Sims, Helen Yvonne, 3806 136th, Holland, Ml 49423 Sims, James M. Jr., 38 High Valley Blvd., Greenville, SC 29605 Sims, Roy L, 3226 Lightfoot Mill, Chattanooga, TN 37406 Singo, Jonathan Paul. 4206 17th Street. Wyandotte, Ml 48192 Singo, Teresa M., 4206 17th Street, Wyandotte, Ml 48192 Skipper, Sherrie Ruth, Route 2, St. Joseph, LA 71366 Slater, John C, 971 Montgomery Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Small, Sue Darlene, 712 Evelyn Avenue, Kannapolis, NC 28081 Smartt, Daniel Eugene, 270 First Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Smartt, Jenny D., 270 First Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Smith, Alvin R., 733 Broad Street NE, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Smith, Billy Gene, 3470 Oro Blanco, Colorado Springs, CO 80917 Smith, Brenda Mae, 1021 Montgomery Avenue Apt. B, Cleveland, TN 37311 Smith, Cathy Jeanne, Route 4, Box 534, Guntersville, AL 35976 Smith, David, 3361 Ann Street, Chamblee, GA 30341 Smith, Donnie W., 150 11th Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Smith, Franklin T., 504 Michael Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Smith, Jesse R. Ill, Box 625, Live Oak, FL 32060 Smith, Kara Mickey, P. O. Box 1075, Covington, LA Smith, Kathy Ann, 321 East Main Street Box 361 , Lynch, KY 40855 Smith, Luther Jerry, 285 West 49th Street, Hialeah, FL 33012 Smith, Marsha Gail, Route 3, Soddy, TN 37379 Smith, Rebecca, Drawer T, South Cofteyville, OK 74072 Smith, Richard D., 1807 Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, FL 32771 Smith, Ronald Allen, Route 8, Box 725, Lakeland, FL 33803 Snead, Wanda Carolyn, Route 2, Box 330 S. Boston, VA 24592 Snyder, Lauretta L., 126 South Main Street. Middletown, OH 45042 Solar, David, 815 Mouse Creek Road NW. Cleveland, TN 37311 Soloman, Brenda G.. 1710 Jordan Avenue NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Soloman, Ronald, 1 710 Jordan Avenue NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Sosby, Donna P., 308 Highland Ave. NW Apt. 12, Cleveland, TN 37311 Sosby, Warren A., 308 Highland Avenue NW Apt. 12, Cleveland, TN 37311 Souther, Shauna Suann, 1 07 Larue Drive, Box 91 , Morrow, OH 45152 Speer, Brenda Gayle, Route 1, Box 192A, Dalton, GA 30720 Spell, Leonard C, 7230 Mockingbird Trail. Riverdale, GA 30274 Spivey, Joel Dean, 4th Avenue, Lagrange, GA Splawn, William, 821 Lindsey Street, Tifton, GA 31791 Spooner, James Reginald, Box 64, Caruthersville, MO 63830 Stacey, Gary Keith, P. O. Box 1457, Dayton, OH 45401 Stanley, Karetha Lynn, P. O. Box 625, Russell, KY 41 169 Stanley, Maretta K., 889 Ruby Avenue, Columbus. OH 43226 Starnes, Edward L, 1811 Harper Street, Atlanta, GA 30318 Stearns, Karl W., 83 Mt Pleasant Road, Woonsocket. Rl 02895 Stephens, Danny D., 507 Woodrow Street, Manchester, TN 37355 Stern, Michael J., 41 10 Erdman Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21213 Stewart, Lenae, 1 137 Magnolia Avenue SE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Stidham, Vincent L , 1113 Beach Avenue, Lakeland, FL 33801 Stigile, Sharon Elaine, 117 Flintlock Road. Newark, DE 19711 Stoik, Jerry, 305 109th Street, Marathon, FL 33050 Stokes, Deborah L., 7019 Darien Way, Clearwater, FL 33516 Stokes, Ervin K,, General Delivery, Chockoloskee. FL Stone, Ava G., 231 Echo Hills Drive, Rossville, GA 30741 Stone, Dora F., P. O. Box 314, Benton, TN 37307 Stone, Sylvia S., Route 2, Middlesex, NC 27557 Stone, Vickie D., Route 2, Middlesex. NC 27557 Story, William Michael, 3330 Ross Circle, Palatka, FL 32077 Stott, Charles Arthur, Route 5, Maryville, TN 37801 Stratton, Teesha Fay, Route 2, Huntland, TN 37345 Strickland, Myra L, 542 Church Street, Royston. GA 30662 Stripling, Randall Lynn, 1027 Oates Road, Prattville, AL 36067 Studdard, Deborah Eileen, 5980 Gannet Avenue, Ewa Beach, HI 96206 Suits, Daina C, 31 15 Blue Springs Road, Cleveland. TN 37311 Sullivan, Teresa Darlene, Route 1 , Box 127, Pinson. AL 35126 Sumler, Roger, 235 8th Street NE, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Sumpter, Brenda Joyce, Route 5, Searcy, AR 72143 Swails, Roger D., 705 East 6th Street, Tifton, GA 31 794 Swilley, Gary L., 3050 Hermance Drive, Atlanta, GA 30319 T Talbott, Crystal, 515 Harrison Street, Newell, WV 26050 Talley, Terry Robert, P. O. Box 109, Copperhill, TN 37317 Tanner, Ramona, P. O. Box 1646, Florence, SC 29501 Tatum, Betty Jean, 1 033 Parker Street Apt. 1 , Cleveland, TN 37311 Taylor, Brenda, 1 1 2 East Thruston, Dayton, OH 45409 Taylor, Roger Louie, 6910 Robinson Drive, Chattanooga, TN 37421 Teague, Teresa Ann, Apolo Postal 647, Guatemala, Central America Teams, James, Route 4, Bracken Apt. 4 Cleveland, TN 37311 Tedder, Linda B.. 1115 North Allen Street, Perry, FL 32347 Terrell, Debera Kay, P. O. Box 435, Covington, LA 70433 Thacker, Brenda Joyce. Providence Hall Apt. 7, Cleveland, TN 37311 Thacker, John V., Star Route, Dunlap, TN 37327 Thayer, Stephan Graham, 10915 29th Street North. Tampa, FL33612 Thomas, Cathy Lee, 31 10 W. Carleton Circle, Lakeland, FL 33803 Thomas, Cheryl Lea, Route 1. Claysville, PA 15323 Thomas, John Christopher, 2801 Hickory Valley Road, Chattanooga, TN 37421 269 Thomas, Judy Elaine, Route 2, Box 2, Corbin, KY 40701 Thomas, Kendall L, 2417 Meadow Lane, Lakeland, FL 33801 Thomas, Larry Dale, 4810 South Scarff Road, New Carlisle, OH 45344 Thomas, Mich ael Joseph, 5620 Main Street, N. Ridgeville, OH 44039 Thomas, Phillip E., P. O. Box 477, Cross City, FL 32628 Thomas, Timothy A., Eight Avenue, Minot, ND 58701 Thomas, Waymon Woodrow Jr., 2020 W. Parker Street, Lakeland, FL 33801 Thomas, Wayne Andrew, 401 Parklow Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15210 Thomas, William Jerry, 1715 Center Road, Raleigh, NC 27608 Thomas, William Paul, Box 487. Cleveland, TN 37311 Thomas, William Wade, 153 Centenary Avenue NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Thompson, Carla Jane, P. O. Box 1457, Boise, ID 83701 Thompson, Glenn S., 133 Fair Street, McMinnville, TN 37110 Thompson, Larry Glenn, 1735 Baugh Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Thompson, Margaret, Merrimac, WV 25661 Thornton, Patricia Vindal, 2460 New Clinton Road, Macon, GA 31201 Tidwell, David W., 3724 High Green Drive, Marietta, GA 30060 Tiller, Michael Melvin, Lee College Box 912, Cleveland, TN 37311 Tiller, Victor Claude, 13 68th Street, Guttenberg, NJ 02047 Tillery, Rhonda Jean, Box 342. Madison, GA 30650 Tirey, Conley H., 539 Broadway, Irvine, KY 40336 Tirey, Danny Lee, 539 Broadway, Irvine, KY 40336 Todd, Sharon Diann, Route 6, Boaz, AL 35951 Todd, Tim Travis, Route 1 , Box 16, Sanford, NC 27330 Tomblin, Debra Gail, P. O. Box 252, South Point, OH 45680 Tomlinson, Gregory A., 1541 Spring Valley, Huntington, WV 25704 Torrence, Katherine, 2506 Pine Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Tourgee, Douglas W., 174 Fairview Avenue, Coventry, Rl 02816 Tow, Priscilla M., 43 Park Drive, Rossville, GA 30741 Towers, Donna, 207 Brookletts Avenue, Easton, MD 21601 Townley, David L, Route 8, Rolling Hill, Cleveland, TN 37311 Trammell, Joel, 1 160 Peoples Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Tremmel, Brenda Doreen, Route One, Claysburg, PA 16625 Trent, Sterling O., 825 Alburn Drive. Columbus, OH 43207 Trimm, Marvin William, 4402 Byrd Avenue, Chattanooga, TN 37406 Trombley, Darlene D., 293 W. I thica Street. Broken Arrow, OK Trotter, Ricky Allen, 2575 Columbiana Road, Birmingham, AL 35216 Turner, Donna Gail, Box 512, South Shore, KY 41175 Turner, Jerry Lee, 5852 S. Union Road, Miamisburg, OH 45342 Turner, Lucille M., Church of God World Missions, 25th at Keith Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Turpin, Vivian, 308 Emmett Avenue, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 U Udohtai, Emmanuel, Hung Assam, Effoi, Eket, Hung Offiong, SE State, Nigeria Underwood, Christopher Dean, 1 149 N. Columbia, Box 333, Covington, LA 70433 Underwood, James Lester III, 1 149 N. Columbia, Box 333, Covington, LA 70433 Underwood, Rebecca Jo, 1 149 N. Columbia, Box 333, Covington, LA 70433 Ussery, David Lamar, 719 Bellemeade Street, Evansville, IN 47713 V Valcarcel, David, 1040 Church Street Apt. C, Cleveland, TN 37311 Valcarcel, Ramon. 144-94A 37th Avenue. Flushing, NY 11354 Valcarcel, Ruth, 1040 Church Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Vance , Ernest, 71 2 NE 9th Street Apt. 1 , Cleveland, TN 37311 Vanoy, Daniel, 971 Walker Street Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Van Winkle, Wilson, 357 Jeanne Drive, Melbourne, FL 32935 Vaughan, Eugene L, Route 5 Hunts Trailer Court, Cleveland, TN 37311 Vaughn, A. J., 714 Mimosa Drive, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Vaughn, Roger A., 2050 Young Road, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Vaughn, Unittia Fae, 716 S. Owen Street. Pasco, WA 99301 Vaughn, Windell, 716 South Owens, Pasco, WA 99301 Vernatter, Wesley Kent, 918 32nd Street, Parkersburg, WV 26101 Vicars, Joseph H., 410 Front Street, Princeton, WV 24740 Vick, Lester, 1 122 Highway 43 South, Thomasville, AL 36784 Voiles, Jodie Lynn, 6910 Standifer Gap Road. Chattanooga, TN 37421 Voorhis, Deborah C, 2108 Langley Avenue, Greensboro, NC 27406 Vowell, Byron E., General Delivery, Lepanto, AR 72354 W Waites, Claudia, Route 2, Box 295, Talladega, AL 35160 Waldrop, Janice M., 971 Walker Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Waldrop, Richard Eugene, 971 Walker Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Walker, Blanche, 3301 Weeks Circle NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Walker, Carolyn Lee, Lee College Box 21 7, Cleveland, TN 37311 Walker, Clara Evone, 5503 Bryson Drive, Orlando, FL 32811 Walker, Crystal, F06F Urbach, Beethovenstr. 40, Germany Walker, David Ray, Lee College Box 217, Cleveland, TN 37311 Walker, Gary Michael, Route 1 , Apt. 45 Springview Apts., McDonald, TN 37311 Walker, Hovie L, Route One, Riceville, TN Wallace, Suzanne N., Route 6, Box 805, Cleveland, TN 37311 Walls, Kenneth B., Route 2, Box 35A, Winter Garden, FL Walters, Larry Albert, 7041 Martha Road, Cincinnati, OH 45230 Walton, Kenneth Charles, 1 1 7 Era Street, Weirton, WV 26062 Ward, James P., 970 Parker Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Ward, Joyce Louise, Route 1, Box 193, Broadway, VA 22815 Ward, Russel D., Route 2, Box 84, Vilas, NC 28692 Ware, Raphael Eugene, Route One, Moscow, OH 45153 Warren, Camilla, 1314 Parker Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Warren, Robert M., Route 1 , Box 238, Odum, GA 31555 Wass, Sheryl Lynn, 17 West Elm Street, Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Wass, Willard Clarence Jr., 1 7 West Elm Street, Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Waters, Bonnie L, 126 Oak Street, Rocky Mount, NC 27801 270 Waters, Clyde Cleveland Jr., 252 North Maine Avenue, Apopka, FL 32703 Watkins, Virginia A., 1402 S. Sixth Avenue, Yakima, WA 98901 Watkins, Walter Van, 1402 S. Sixth Avenue, Yakima, WA 98901 Watson, Janice F., Route 2, Calhoun, GA 30701 Watson, Willie R., 1107 Sixth Street NE, Washington, DC 20002 Waynick, Betty L, 5200 Blow Street, St. Louis, MO 63109 Weatherby, Sandra C, P. O. Box 64, Kannapolis, NC 28081 Webb, George David, 383A Eldredge Acres, Cleveland, TN 37311 Webb, William Edward, 1908 Elrod Street. Cleveland, TN 37311 Webster, Johnny Lenwood, 628 South Owens, Pasco, WA 99301 Webster, Karen Lee, 575 Austin Smith Drive, Monroe, OH 45050 Weeks, Teresa Lynn, P. O. Box 1574, Thomasville, GA 31792 Weible, Margaret, 650 Railroad Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Weinrich, Annette Marie, 3840 Chilhowee Circle, Cleveland, TN 37311 Weir, Darla Jean, Box 344, N. Smyrna Beach, FL 32069 Welsh, Thomas Everett, Box 227, Triangle, VA 22172 West, Lenda Faye, 802 Sixth Street, Cleveland. TN 37311 West, Paul Jr., 1 190 Sunset Trail Apt. 1 , Cleveland, TN 37311 West, William H., Boss Road. Knoxville, TN 37921 Wetherington, Angela Patricia, 1601 Beauford Place, Valdosta, GA 31601 Whidden, Naomi Diane, 2204 Avenue BSW, Winter Haven, FL 33880 White, Charles W., Route 2, Box 94, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 White, Linda Ann, 2806 Lorraine Avenue, Tampa, FL 33614 White, Lori Sue, 2806 Lorraine Avenue, Tampa, FL 33614 White, Patricia, 974 St. Andrew Drive, El Sobrante, CA 94803 Whitener, William Terrence, P. O. Box 13, Palmdale, FL 33944 Whitlow, Joyce D., 358 Athens Road, Winterville, GA 30683 Whitt, Brendah Fay, 924 4th Street SE, Pulaski, VA 24301 Whitt, Karen Sue, 2002 30th Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Whitten, Zelma, 3830 Blue Jay Drive, Memphis, TN 381 16 Whitter, Dennis J., 3242 Iowa Avenue, St. Louis, MO 631 1 8 Whitter, Doug, 3242 Iowa Avenue, St. Louis, MO 631 18 Wicker, Terry Wayne, 104 East I Street, Erwin, NC 28339 Wienckowski, Diane Claire, Route Two, Coopersburg, PA 18036 Wiggins, Joseph Lee, 436 Valleydale Drive, Mooresville, NC28115 Wilhite, Barbara Kay, 1014 King ' s Road, LaFayette, TN 37083 Wilkins, Carla Diane, 41 07 Sunbury Avenue, Chattanooga, TN 37411 Wilkins, Cheryl A., P. O. Box 534, Ellijay, GA 30540 Willetts, Renee, 646 E. Main Street, Salem, VA 24153 Williams, Davey, 22 Hillcrest Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Williams, Janice Marene, P. O. Box 386, Clearwater, FL 33517 Williams, Larry Wayne, 429 South 11th Street, Evansville, IN 47713 Williams, Leon, 22 Hillcrest Circle, Jackson, TN 38301 Williams, Marjorie, P. O. Box 263 St. Marys, GA31558 Williams, Nadine Gail, Box 126, Fairmount City, PA 16224 Williams, Reuben E., 314 SW 4th Avenue, Delray Beach, FL 33444 Willingham, Alvin E., 209 N. Division Street, Forrest City AR 72335 Willingham, Brenda C, 209 N. Division Street. Forrest City AR 72335 Willis, Diane, 543 17th Avenue North. Jacksonville Beach FL 32250 Willis, Eugene, 543 17th Avenue North, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 Willis, Virginia O, P. O. Box 301 , Crystal River, FL 32629 Wilson, Judy Fay, 1234 South 15th Street, Noblesville IN 46060 Wilson, William Paul, 1820 NW Maple Street, Cleveland TN 37311 Wimpee, Yvonne, P. O. Box 123, Charleston, TN 37310 Wise, Debra A., 506 Hannah Drive, Cleveland. TN 3731 1 Wise, John D., 722 N. White Street, Wake Forest. NC Wise, Martha Mary, 345 7th Street, Marietta, OH 45750 Wiseman, Dwight Dale, 805 Juniper Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28304 Wojcik, Norman Thomas, 1220 Highland Avenue Apt. 2 Cleveland, TN 37311 Wolfe, Daniel L, 1609 Newbern Road, Pulaski, VA 24301 Womack, Rhonda Jan, 5909 N. Hills Drive, Fort Worth TX 76117 Wood, Jerry D., Route 1 , Box 203, Addison, AL 35540 Wood, Glynis J., Lee College Box 601, Cleveland, TN 37311 Wood, Thomas Ronald, 402 Watson Road, Warner Robins, GA31093 Woodard, Carmelita Gayle, 2729 Martha Avenue. Lakeland, FL 33801 Woodard, Richard Darrell, 1 1 28 W. 21 st Street, Spokane. WA 99203 Woodard, Thindia Ann, 1020 N. Stella Avenue, Lakeland. FL 33801 Woodard, William M., Route One, Hickman, TN 38567 Woods, Wilma Faye, Route 5, Lexington, TN 38351 Woody, Donna Marie, Route 2, Box 627, Gastonia, NC 28052 Woolfolk, Carolyn, Apt. 8 Boonsboro Villa, Lynchburg, VA Wooten, Walter J., 1850 Greenwood Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Wright, E. David, 1107 Greenwood Trail, Cleveland, TN 37311 Wright, Krista G., P. O. Box 594 Lee Road, Covington, LA 70433 Wright, Michael D., 6463 Seventh Street, Alexandria, VA 22302 Wyatt, Anetta, P. O. Box 3805, St. Thomas. USVI 00801 Y Yancey, Myra Anita, Route 1 , Green Valley Drive, Fairburn. GA 30213 York, Brenda, Route One, Sautee, GA 30571 York, Sandra Kay, Blythe Ferry Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 York, Vivian A., 7530 E. Sixth Street, Tulsa. OK 741 12 Young, Charles Thomas, Route 7, Fowler Drive, Maryville, TN 37801 271 r ■. ■■.. ' . ' . ■■■■■« •: Wfiew reflect on the panorama of the year, my thoughts are centered primarily on this book and the peo- ple who have made the 1973 VINDAGUA a reality. My sincere thanks go to, first of all, a fantastic sponsor, Paul Conn. He ■: ■■;..■' ' :■■' ' ■: ■' • ■. ■■■■has taken time from a busy personal career to share in the production of this yearbook. His ideas were exciting; his criticism was invaluable. The section edi- tors were tops. They took the initiative to work on their assignments with little or no help from me. Ted Barrineau, our staff photog- rapher, practically lived in the darkroom for several weeks. His tremendous drive to be creative served as a model for the entire staff. The combined fruits of our labors belong to you now. We pre- sent them to you with pride and a little part of ourselves. Helen Foley Jones, Editor ■■■■■life-it ■' ■- fe ' ' ' : ,f y FROM rm a-- wm . :- : ■■■Wm ill 3$ S?„ - ;;. ' • ' : ' ' - ■r ' - ' ■■•■. ' ' ..-«■' • ' ■• ■- •■,-• ' ■-w — •■-■: ■: T - '  ' ,£: it fc -£« ■-•3- ? ' V? n as SSeafe ;-W:« mm
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