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' What do you think it says? ' Well, I ' m not Sure, but the other day just after everybody got to school I was walking by this big, long line of people and I heard this guy say, ' I can ' t believe I came 2500 miles to spend the next four years on this three block patch of trees and buildings. ' I wonder if that has anything to do with it. ' Oh, I remember that big line. Some girl said it was a regu-ration line. She was talking too and said, ' I can ' t be- lieve it ' s been almost four years al- ready. Box 589 on the bottom row, the rainy Thursdays, the torn curtains in the auditorium, the noisy dorms, the formaldehyde odor in the science building — that ' s home to me now. ' ' You know, Tonya, college kids say fun- ny things sometimes. eptemim at Le b tkgA tM$km . , oo : -4 ( « ' 0 d friends reunite after a long summer. Life at Lee is a new and different experience which demands major adjustments in life style. Understand- ing, perceiving, and perseverance are key words in beating the freshman blues. A few close friends will help. Old students try to unload unwanted books. ■- ■■•■' IM l.l.mi M — •« innif •— MMi An early arrival wonders if he really wants to be at Lee. 24 ohL i hjuw k (m L ac moMMceA Registration lines are the final realization that school time has arrived. Danny Clark walks to gym in search of a basketball game. During registration I felt lost among so many numbers. However, I soon found that small enrollment allowed me to be a person and not a number. ■Three coeds talk over 1st day experiences. 25 Jim Garrison gets ready for a stroll. Phil Harmeson goes in for a shot. There ' s something here for everyone. Extra-curricular activities take mv mind off curricular activities. The last thing mom and dad told me was to devote most of my energies to my school work. Whoops! How did he get in here? 26 f — « Mom, Dad, and boyfriend say last good-byes lm im m mt) a iliA to fo eAmyo The g Ws b ow o some steam during an intramural football game. 27 a student Tk uM iMj Ik . . . a concert goer When I started to school here I really planned to make the library my second home, but I soon learned that knowl- edge was to be found in other ways as well. Being a college student, I found the freedom to be me. . a beautician 28 one of the gang FFWs a hustler! a failure as a hustler, so he is a donk ' 29 Students relax in the canteen. I often think that I never will really know the fun I had until years from now when I share thoughts of these times with others. Odd is normal odd. . normality is Cheryl decides she wasn ' t tall enough. Police seem to always draw a crowd. 30 Bruce Flowers is behind the newspaper. Coeds converse after a class. Eumyoite ptayA ou twfo Mike Thomas takes a break in the Library. Coming to Lee I planned to learn and to live. Leaving Lee I have found that I have lived . . . and learned. Dale Frith joins other girls in Operation Clean- up of the rehearsal room in music building. 31 Lee students relax at North Cleveland. Adfojitm iwuj od im Dr. J. Herbert Walker accepts distinguished alumnus award from President Conn. Sunny Creech catches Al Hardin on Sadie Hawkins Day. 32 Al Hardin has more than football on his mind. Steve Duggins and Ella Braxton walk trom class. Through interaction people rediscovered people — singlv and cooperatively. I felt that I was a part of whatever it was that made us enjoy each other. Freshmen get acquainted at get-together at North Cleveland Church ot God. Bill Balzano practices his archery. 66035 33 Luaiig cct Le ofiftvt lA dor tAtty Jimmy Phillips talks over old times. Lee College is unique because for each individual it is a separate way of life — academic, religious, social, philosophical, whatever. . . . The diversity that Lee provides is the factor that is responsible for developing students with broader concepts of the world in which they live. Paul Conn shares a humorous moment with Senator Howard Baker. The Singers III perform at Upsilon ' s Pomposity. 34 l-- Freshmen enjoy watermelon at get acquainted party on front campus. The Downings entertain during the musical pomposity sponsored by Upsilon Xi. Carolyn Cagle models at Sigma ' s fashion show. 35 CarvipuA (mnq hwohw L mm ow. . . Alternative activities to academia. To drown yourself in your spare time, to have done something vou ordinarily wouldn ' t have, you tried something new and different. Laurie Rasmussen is the center of attention as Susan Johnson, Joan Davis, and Sonny McCullough look on. 36 Gary Keen concentrates on production of fine sound. njo (w a Apomi Lee Singers 1st tenors (except for Chuck Lovelace) get involved during rehearsal. A coed sips thoughtfully on some iced tea. (Wje pa t of Lw Doretta Holland, Paula Patton, and Rene Willetts of the Ladies of Lee min- ister to the Lenoir City Church ot God. Dinnertime is a prime time to catch Lee students milling around. 38 :s ff « % • ■1 Lynn Hancock and Roger LeCroy take advantage of a chance to relax during Singers rehearsal. When I first came here I wanted to be in a musical group — but now — well — maybe next year. Music. I really was bewildered by the dominance that music enjoved over other school activities. Carolyn Cagle performs Claire de Lune during Parade of Favor- ites. 39 Three coeds check mailbox for goodies from home. I ' m bored at times, but at least I ' m not bored alone. dwuq cuAtuudjMl mmm Members of the Ladies of Lee bear down on a tough passage during rehearsal. 40 Watching TV in the Student Center is a good way to kill time. Becky Kalmanir sleeps with various triends. Jean Tillery, Bev Howell, and Marsha Roop go to the cafeteria, as Bev indi- cates things to come. 41 r Ron Jeficoat escapes on Sadie Hawkins Bob Moore checks his mail daily, day. : : . ' I !CJ ' ■••Kr.tfes,RR ! Life at Le bo Mm Mom bringing something from home. 42 Judy Nichols and Jim Garrison talk on a windy Cleve- land day. I didn ' t think it would be so passive — so much apathy . . . Yeah, I think it ' s every- where, but I don ' t worry about it. (h kobtt, Ou p UVCGM Dr. Beaty converses with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ingram, Lee ' s Heritage Week speaker. 43 Sammy DeLong, from Germany, looks over typically American food in the cafeteri a. Sunny Creech gazes in search of her Lil Abner on Sadie Hawkins day. The canteen is the scene for formulation of Singer strategy. 44 MfWicc a foA-ztmcktiu] Senator Howard Baker and President Conn do some politickin. 45 Stephanie Hickson and Jan Henson have a coke in the morning with a look of how students feel in the morning. Willingness to participate, to cooperate, to live with others, to share with people — a new variation on a not-so-new theme. Life is something you have to live with. 46 -v Pickers and Grinners jam before Parade of Favorites. Lm uMmfi ia m uuj difiwMl foum Members of Ladies of Lee relax on bus during tour. 47 T otoft ick bfunxflUenb D(uj[ The major contribution of Rotaract to the campus calendar in 73-74 was Derbv Day, an event of March 30. Approximately four hundred students turned out to compete in such events as a water drinking contest, ice-cream slop, tug- of-war, innertube race, egg-dropping contest (the goal is accuracy and manv others. The trophy awarded annually to the cam- pus organization with the most points went to Alpha Gamma Chi, with Delta Zeta Tau taking second place. Danny Henderson scrambles after all the balloons you can grab in the balloon gathering contest. An unidentifed Rotaract judge looks on as Dennis Whitter, Derby Day water drinking champ, goes after the title. 48 to Camp laou cm Liz Lipson wins five dollars for spelling Mesopotamia backwards. Members of the Evangelistic singers perform at the Black- White banquet. Btocfc EnpbM We«k Mwuk25-2q Black Emphasis Week was a good opportunity for black students to ini- tiate a program for the entire student body. The week was not set aside to segre- gate ourselves, but it was a week of sharing. Blacks are a part of Lee Col- lege, and we have something to con- tribute to the whole. Bobby Bowles confers with Murl and Carolyn Dirksen at the Black- White banquet. 50 LWo Ue m Ercxt Wdk uwuKKflfi Ht Rev. Paul Henson speaks with Danny Murray and Debbie Bilbo about convocation week service. Rev. Charles Carpenter talks with Pastor lull alter speaking to morning chapel service. Religion is to each individual as is the soul — separate, single, devised of dreams, hopes, ideals, indefinable, something entirely personal. i v t. ! v • . |££ j| Uj 1 M m mpf ■■Tony, look there ' s another one. Yea, that one says Honors. Honors. Is that like honor your father and mother? Girls don ' t know anything. Of course it ' s not. Why isn ' t it? Because, that kind means mom and dad should be treated special because they are special. And this kind of honor means that somebody does something special so they should be treated spec. . . ha, wait a minute. Maybe it does mean the same thing. Boys just don ' t know anything. FWtteertvS On ommi i omwj Fourteen seniors were chosen this yjear for the annual Departmental Awards. The fourteen seniors awarded were cho- sen by a vote of the faculty members. They were selected on the basis of academic achievement in their major area of study. Faculty members of each department nominated one student from that depart- ment. The entire faculty then voted to ac- cept those students nominated. Ronald Sheen, recipient of the Health and Physical Education Award, was not available for a photograph. Kay Self (Biological Science) checks temperature in incu- bator. Judy Markham received the History and Social Studies Award. Gary Harris (Christian Education) reviews lecture notes. 54 l 74Pq)0 HMaj V a mdA John Delk (Music) practices for senior recital. Ray Newton (Physical Science) uses the chromato- graph to determine the percentage of alcohol in the compound. Brian Hersey received the Missions Award. 55 Sandra Benton (Elementary Education) entertains children with a story. 56 The Biblical and Historical Studies Award was received by William Hall. Bill Balzano (Behavorial Science) adjusts Skinner Box before testing rats. Top: Darlene Odom was awarded both the Business and Secondary Education Award. Bottom: Listening to language tapes are Donna and Rhonda Lance, Language Award recipients. Miss Sandra Yvonne Carpenter, a 21 -year-old sen- ior elementary education major from Middletown, Ohio, reigns as the 1973 Homecoming Queen. Involved in many campus activities, Miss Carpenter was captain of the cheerleaders, member of Sigma Nu Sigma, and a member of the Clarion newspaper staff. A popular vote of the student body determined this year ' s homecoming queen, one of the most valued honors at Lee. The homecoming court consisted of two representatives from each class. Members of this year ' s homecoming court in addition to Miss Car- penter were: Debbie Bilbo, Kay Boatright, Brenda Christenbury, Kathy Flynn, Jannuth Gatlin, Susan Johnson, and Karen Powell. Miss Carpenter was crowned by Miss Helen John- son, last year ' s homecoming queen, during half-time activities of the annual Thanksgiving day basketball game. Lee College hosted Warren-Wilson College for the game which was won by Lee 99-83. Homecoming activities were sponsored bv the Lee College Alumni Association. Miss Sandra Carpenter, with escort Nick Humble, shows surprise as she hears that she has won. uwjpQrtJm E d oiH Oivu g Qwrni m A 3 ■a Isl 7m Bb . ■■Ik k if ' - -«% fc M fcw k i - 1 i 1 r bi 1 i ■' . ? m 4  ■u , Am, ' H t- ' J mZ 1 ' • . r n v ' f ' V Miss Carpenter poses with bouquet of roses, crown, and trophy. Last year ' s queen, Miss Helen Johnson, crowns the new queen. 58 Miss Kathy Flynn and escort Randy Miss Brenda Christenbury and escort Miss Susan Johnson and escort Al Hamon. Richard Pace. Hardin. Miss Debbie Bilbo and escort Danny Murray. Miss Jannuth Gatlin and escort Jimmy Bilbo. Miss Karen Powell and escort Dan Rosson. Miss Kay Boatright and escort Steve McBrayer. 59 fmjJtt Twenty-two graduating seniors were cho- sen for Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities this year. Members chosen for this award were nominated by a faculty committee and elected by a vote of the entire faculty. They were chosen on the basis of academic stand- ing, leadership, service, outstanding accom- plishments, and overall contribution to cam- pus life. Not available for pictures were Brei da Dement, Phil Hall, Helen Johnson. Gary Palmer campaigns for Student Government President. ateit i i!199hubEhIBkh ■Wm wt •fflllii lfe M } Preparing for mid-terms is Don Bennett. 60 WkrnWko Crystal Walker stops to pet Fred. Angela Wetherington takes time out to pose for Who ' s Who picture. W - 61 John Delk ' s performance skills affords him much recognition. CD ,T , V,- ' flay Newton gives an explanation of a chemical equation. Relaxing on tront campus after a busy day is Debbie Bilbo. 62 Rhonda and Donna Lance spend spare time in the library reading daily news. Standing outside Ellis Hall is Bill Balzano, resident supervisor. Windy Day strikes pretty smile for camera. 63 AcwpU bnjoudjuuatwjQ Gazing out the window is Darlene Odom. David Griff is poses for picture. Julia Haar pauses between classes. 64 Judy Markham has law school plans after graduation. David Walker, Director of Veteran Affairs, reviews weeks schedule. 65 IWmlwfect MjdjuuatwjQ Patty Moore serves as supervisor of Tharp Hall. Graduating with high honors is Mrs. Sandra Benton. 66 v2mi m W!mvtpfah mM Franklin Odom received membership in Who ' s Who in addition to receiving the F. J. Lee Award given to the most outstanding senior. The Tharp Award was given to Jerome Boone for outstanding Christian service. 67 AcMtm Lwjb to romAjb of FoumiteA Monday, February 18, marked the beginning of a week of activities lead- ing to this vear ' s Parade of Favorites. Monday night a banquet was en- joyed by Favorites and their escorts. The following night the home of Rev. and Mrs. James L. Slay provided the setting for judges to informally inter- view the Favorites. Thursday night formal interviews allowed for judges to talk to the Favorites on an individual basis. Judging this year ' s Favorites were Mr. Beecher Hunter, chairman, Mr. Jim Avery, Mrs. Warnie Finnell, Mrs. Sandra Rowland, and Mr. Phil Wain- wright. Miss Susan Johnson served as social chairman of this year ' s Parade of Fa- vorites. Mr. Beecher Hunter enjoys informal interview with Miss Renee Willets. A banquet tor Favorites and their escorts provides a nice change of pace for Miss Karen Luke and Dan Rosson. 68 WfytiiPmL As in most stage productions, most of the ef- fort that goes into the production is exerted long before the final night. The same held true with this year ' s Parade of Favorites, which was sponsored by the Vin- dagua. Favorites practiced many hours in preparation for the night they would appear before a filled auditorium. Mr. Paul Conn, faculty sponsor, and Miss Joan Davis, student director, directed the efforts of the Favorites and others who put the production together. Chuck Lovelace, stage manager, led members of the stage crew in building sets and arranging the sets the night of the production. Members of the stage crew were Carroll Lan- dreth, Danny Clark, Earl Hamilton, and Danny Henderson. Art work was directed by Mr. John Simmons, instructor in art. Miss Janet Black served as house manager. Credit can be given to those who worked hard, as the production was considered the most suc- cessful Parade of Favorites ever. Chuck Lovelace, stage manager, directs the building of a prop. Assisting Danny Murray, master of ceremonies, is Paul Conn, faculty sponsor. Practicing for the ramp scene is Miss Gaye Hudson and escort Steve Triplett. 69 1 . i A Provided with a country store setting, Favorites and escorts open the Parade of Favorites by singing Country Road. In the opening scene Miss Diane Hamilton shares a joke with Danny Murray. A tall tale, told by Miss Carolyn Cagle, leaves Danny Murray amazed. 70 vojittA d FawtiM Country Road was the theme chosen for the twelfth annual Parade of Favorites, the leading social event of the year at Lee. The fourteen ladies chosen as Favorites were selected by fourteen leading campus organizations as the favorite girl of the respective groups. Each Favorite appeared in an informal group scene, a talent presentation, and a formal evening gown ap- pearance. A panel of five judges chose Miss Angela Weth- erington, Miss Parade of Favorites. Miss Wether- ington represented Sigma Nu Sigma. Chosen as first runner-up was Miss Beverly Barber, who represented the Women ' s Christian Athletic Association. Second runner-up in this year ' s pageant was Miss Gave Hudson, represent- ing Music Men. Miss Jannuth Gatlin, representing Alpha Gam- ma Chi, was chosen by the Favorites as Miss Con- geniality. Musical talent is displayed by Miss Debbie Bilbo. Singing Paper Roses is Favorite Billie Miller. Favorite Carolyn Cagle, escorted by Randy Higgenbottom, gives judges a last look. Favorites chose Jannuth Gatlin as Miss Con- geniality. FmMjmi Fawuto U imqmj 1974 Favorites include (from left to right): Karen Luke, Brenda Mitchell, Karen Powell, Diane Hamilton, Debbie Bilbo, Carolyn Cagle, Beverly Barber, Angela Wetherington, Gaye Hudson, Jannuth Gatlin, Donna Lance, Billie Miller, Mitzi Dunn, and Renee Willets. 72 Parade of Favorites finalists are: Miss Beverly Barber (first runner-up), Miss Angela Wetherington (Miss Parade of Favorites), and Miss Gaye Hudson (second runner-up). 73 uu enTlof) rcumifo Get excited about the little things in life, because the big ones are so far apart. This is the philosophy of Angela Patricia Wetherington, Miss 1974 Parade of Favor- ites. A sociology major from Valdosta, Georgia, Angela plans graduate work in counseling. Involved in many campus activities, Angela was a member of Pioneers for Christ, Sigma Nu Sigma, Lee Singers, and Concept II. She also was a member of the Homecoming Court her freshman year, president of Sigma Nu Sigma her junior year, and editor of this year ' s Vindagua. President Conn presents Miss Wetherington with trophy. 74 Miss Wetherington smiles for photographers. 75 i ' H I i J 0 % • ; fi ;• WW Mt- p FT r 9 BHIH| I §Ma I  £? ' . i$ k £ •  i; ■= L ' .«I • 5.J • ■,: - ' a££2 $J fc Tony, do you know what that word up there makes me think of? That ' s dumb. How can a word like aca- demics make you think of something when you can ' t even read it? But go ahead tell me anyway. Okay. It reminds me of books. Books! Why? Well, I just saw this boy and this girl coming out of that big building over there with an armload of books. The girl was saying, ' Why do we always procrastinate when it comes to aca- demics? ' Tony, is procrastinate like when somebody is sick? I think it is; but I can ' t be sure. ■vhMAj Cjwm 78 cWipfetoFou y QMj The fourth year of President Charles W. Conn ' s administration saw increasing evidence of the strength of his leadership. Working under his supervision, Delton Alford led the school to re- affirmation of its accreditation, Hu- bert Black spearheaded the drive for teacher-training accreditation, Stan- ley Butler initiated a new, vigorous student recruiting program, and much more. The academic structure of the school was revised; a new dorm for married students was dedi- cated; plans were developed for the long-awaited auditorium; the alum- ni association had a record-breaking year. All in all, the leadership of Presi- dent Conn was very much apparent in what must be considered a very good year by the entire administra- tive team. 79 DELTON L. ALFORD Dean of Division of Arts and Sciences -AcjOudjmijb (jxjunjcil Qt wm It was a year of searching and moving toward excellence. According to Dr. Hubert Black, Dean of Division of Education and member of the academic council, this was the direction the council took. In a year of excellence Lee College received full accreditation for the next ten years, by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. President Conn reported that this accreditation means that the qual- ity of education at Lee is of the highest type found and would be recognized anywhere. Providing an interaction of student and adminis- trative ideals, council members frequently met in dormitories with students to exchange opinions and to become better acquainted with the students. HUBERT P. BLACK 80 Dean of Division of Education R. HOLLIS GAUSE Dean of College IWo Ex mce STANLEY BUTLER Dean of Admissions 81 UHwxil -Accept Cblfenge Serving on the academic council were: Presi- dent Conn, Dr. Alford, Dr. Black, Dr. Butler, Mr. Wayne Chambers, Mr. Paul Duncan, Dr. Gause, and Mr. David Painter. The administrative council studied the areas of student participation in administrative functions, faculty texture, consistency in the enforcement of rules and regulations, and the development of a sense of community on the campus. The council serves to assist the President in considering and implementing acts of the Board of Directors that are related to the general ad- ministration of the college. DAVID M. PAINTER Director of Financial Affairs 82 lo Ammmtete 5tax(MU PAUL DUNCAN Dean of Students 0. WAYNE CHAMBERS Director of Development 83 MoaLc ctrtcL F-Ln tt vT xte -Hi jta Lee College has one of the finest Departments Music America. of Music and Fine Arts among Christian colleges in These were the words of Mr. Roosevelt Miller, assistant professor of music, as he described the de- partment ' s program. Mr. Miller, who has been teach- ing music at Lee for 22 years, said the quality of the department was due largely to a very dedicated and capable faculty. The department sponsors several campus musical groups, as well as instructing students in music and art. Lee Singers, Music Men, Ladies of Lee, Campus Choir, and Concert Band, are all sponsored by the department. Offered majors are in music and music education. Serving as department chairman is Dr. Delton Alford, also the Dean of the Division of Arts and Sciences. New to the department ' s faculty this year is Miss Kathy Culler s and Mr. Jerry Long. Both are instruc- tors in music. Other active members of the faculty include Mrs. Bertha Gugler, Mr. Thomas Russell, Mr. Roosevelt Miller, and Mr. John Simmons. THOMAS RUSSELL Instructor in Music JERRY H. LONG Instructor in Music BERTHA GUGLER Assistant Professor of Music 84 ROOSEVELT MILLER Assistant Professor of Music JOHN SIMMONS Instructor in Art KATHY K. CULLERS Instructor in Music 85 RWiig-H a ta UotimilQcjumM Under the direction of Dr. Myrtle Fleming, depart- ment chairman, the Department of Natural Sciences offers majors in chemistry, mathematics, and natural science. The department offers foundation courses for stu- dents planning to specialize in a natural science or mathematics area, or planning to become technicians. Also offered are courses for students planning to pre- pare for teaching the natural sciences of mathematics in either secondary or elementary schools. Minors in chemistry and mathematics are offered, as well as preparatory programs in the areas of phar- macy, pre-dentistry, pre-medicine, and pre-nursing. Members of the department, in addition to Dr. Fleming, include Mrs. Lois Beach, Dr. Clifford Den- nison, Dr. J. L. McPherson, Dr. Robert O ' Bannon, and Dr. Morris Riggs. CLIFFORD DENNISON Associate Professor of Zoology F« j. l. Mcpherson Associate Professor of Chemistry MORRIS RIGGS Associate Professor of Biology 86 MYRTLE FLEMING Department Chairman of Natural Sciences Professor of Zoology d fe - -y LOIS BEACH Professor of Chemistry i ROBERT O ' BANNON Associate Professor of Biology 87 ■' ■ ■jm t Wii8 i 0 ' ' : ■■W ' JAMES L. SLAY Visiting Lecturer in Chair of World Missions oihfiml ' HiAtmix tWw Aiming to expose all students to the Bible and pre- sent them with a good background of the Christian faith, the Department of Biblical-Historical Studies enjoved a successful year. A major in biblical education and a minor in bibli- cal languages is offered by the department. The bib- lical education major is primarily for students pre- paring for the ministry and for students planning to attend a graduate school of theology. The minor in biblical languages serves to enable students to study the Bible in the original languages. During the mid-winter term a course was offered which allowed a group of students to travel to Haiti. The course covered a study of Haitian language, cul- ture, and history. Dr. James Beaty, associate professor of religion, conducted the mid-winter course. The department has added to the curriculum for next year a course for those students majoring in bib- lical education. The course, Intertestamental Period, will be on a two-year trial basis. Chairman of the department is Dr. French Arling- ton, who returned this year after a leave of absence. Other members of the department ' s faculty include Dr. Donald Bowdle, Rev. James Slay, Dr. William Snell, Mr. Elmer Odom, and Dr. Winston Elliott. 88 ELMER FRANKLIN ODOM Associate Professor of Religion i 0 v ■it ■W ■1 m - ■' il f i- jh FRENCH ARRINGTON Chairman of Department of Biblical and Historical Studies JOHN SIMS Instructor in History and Humanities JAMES BEATY Associate Professor of Religion WILLIAM ROBERT SNELL Associate Professor of History DONALD N. BOWDLE Professor of History and Religion WINSTON ELLIOTT Associate Professor of Missions 90 CktM Wj Eofojtc K w bum OuDhmAj Practical field work is combined with courses involving theories of Christian education to com- prise a broad background for the student. According to Mrs. Beatrice Odom, associate professor of Christian education, this is the method used in teaching by the Christian Edu- cation Department. The department offers a major in Christian Education leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree. Chairman of the Christian Education Depart- ment is Mr. Martin Baldree. Other members of the department faculty include: Mrs. Beatrice Odom and Dr. Eugene Christenbury. J BEATRICE ODOM Associate Professor of Christian Education MARTIN BALDREE Chairman of Department of Christian Education a EUGENE CHRISTENBURY Associate Professor of Pastoral Studies 91 Lw mlij eimH ml QcJuwm I ' m O.K. — You ' re O.K. ' ' Written by Thomas A. Harris, I ' m O.K. — You ' re O.K. served as the text for the Behavioral and Social Sciences Department mid-winter gen- eral psychology course. This and other courses like it provides students with a good background in the area of social behavior and science. The department also provides a social welfare emphasis for students with a wide range of scien- tific perspectives on human behavior from the biological level to the cultural level. Offered for the first time this vear was a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology which enabled students to graduate with teacher certification. Majors offered by the department are in the areas of psychology, sociology, and social science. Minors offered are in the areas of psychology and sociology. Dr. OUie Lee serves as chairman of the depart- ment of Behavioral and Social Sciences. Members of the department ' s faculty, in addition to Dr. Lee, are Dr. Earl Gilbert, Mr. Murl Dirksen, and Mr. Paul Conn. OLLIE J. LEE Professor of Sociology, Chairman of Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences CHARLES PAUL CONN Instructor in Psychology EARL GILBERT Associate Professor of Psychology 92 MURL DIRKSEN Instructor in Sociology Gniffitk (wxL MoDfmid InAtiwuti Mcik ' I ' I I I I I I I t I I T.MlllMtl.l lM..l.,.,l...,|lM l l,,,.t...,t,,..?,. t ,|,,.,|,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,[,, ROLAND McDANIEL Associate Professor of Math ROBERT GRIFFITH Assistant Professor of Math 93 D acklimdA Larczju ujeA The language courses at Lee are designed to prepare students for graduate work in foreign language, for teaching English in secondary schools, for graduate work in English, and for professional fields. Each year the department sends several stu- dents to Europe to participate in the foreign language program. The department was the first department at Lee to allow students to be exempt from certain English courses if their high school grades proved to be exceptional in the area of English. CAROLYN DIRKSEN Assistant Professor of English BETTY JORDAN Assistant Professor of English MARGARET PITTS Assistant Professor of English MARVIN E. TAYLOR Assistant Professor of Language 94 (MA EngCak uepa tmMt A Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in English, French, and Spanish is offered by the department. Minors offered are in English, French, Spanish, and Speech. Languages and English Department chairman is Mr. Charles Beach. Other members of the department ' s faculty include Mrs. Carolyn Dirk- sen, Mrs. Betty Jordan, Mrs. Margaret Pitts, Dr. Kearney Smith, Dr. Marvin Taylor, and Mr. Sabord Woods. v SABORD WOODS Assistant Professor of English CHARLES BEACH Professor of Romance Languages, Chairman of Department of Languages and English KEARNEY I. SMITH Assistant Professor of English 95 JIMMY BILBO Chairman of Department of Secondary Education Professor of Education ROLAND VINES Assistant Professor of Education ROBERT HUMBERTSON Associate Professor of Speech 96 Education is built upon the pursuit, discov- ery, and understanding of truth and its appli- cation to the process of life. Dr. Hubert Black HELEN SYMES Associate Professor of Education The Department of Education is composed of the Department of Elementary Education, Secondary Education, and Health and Physical Education. Degrees in Elementary Education, Secondary Education, and Physical Education are offered by the Department of Education. Members of the department ' s faculty include Dr. Jimmy Bilbo, Dr. Vernon Harmeson, Dr. Roland Vines, Mr. Robert Humbertson, Mrs. Helen Symes, and Mr. David Black. VERNON F. HARMESON Assistant Professor of Education DAVID BLACK Instructor of Education Director of Student Activities 97 UypwttxmiL GnMhrlv i RONALD HARRIS Assistant Professor of Physics and Physical Education DALE R. HUGHES Athletic Director hdjuucMm Moj Wj For the first year in the school ' s his- tory, a major in Physical Education with teacher certification has been offered. Some of the courses offered by the de- partment this year as part of the recre- ational sports program were skiing, bas- ketball, chess, and sofrball. Athletic di- rector of the Physical Education Depart- ment is Mr. Dale Hughes, who directs the recreational sports program. Chairman of the department is Dr. Jimmy Bilbo. Other members of the de- partment ' s faculty are Mrs. Judy Rasmus- sen and Mr. Ronald Harris. JUDY RASMUSSEN Assistant Professor of Physical Education 98 UwiMWj of vwmm D ' oiMa DONALD ROWE Associate Professor of Business and Political Science LUCILLE ELLIOTT Associate Professor of Business Education Students who do not plan to continue beyond the second year in college are provided with a two-year program under the director of the Busi- ness Department. This program allows for stu- dents to receive immediate employment oppor- tunities in business. For those students planning to attend four years of college, a major in Busi- ness is offered. Dr. Donald Rowe served as chairman of the Department of Business this year. Also included in the department ' s faculty are Mrs. Lucille Elliott and Mr. A. L. Hartgraves. A. L. HARTGRAVES Assistant Professor of Accounting DAVID LEMONS Associate Director of Development 99 Afkmhtnfit vStaff OpoM l lewo o m The Administrative Staff carries out administrative duties delegated to them bv the Administrative Council. o J Mr. Black ' s office involves counseling, advertising, and coordinating student activities. A major goal for the of- fice of student activities is to put the activities under the direction of students themselves, ' ' said Mr. Black. The office of Veteran Affairs has enjoyed a very ef- fective year, mainly in the area of recruiting veterans and providing them with veteran benefits, Mr. Walker ex- plained in discussing the office. Mr. Walker added that there are over 5,400 military men in active duty that can be reached through the office. Also other members of the administrative staff are Mr. Honette Echols, Mr. Claude Warren, Mrs. Jessie Frazier, Mrs. Wanda Griffith, and Mrs. Evaline Echols. 01 ' 3 i?:i - HONETTE ECHOLS Director of Alumni, Placement and Public Relations DAVID WALKER Director of Veteran Affairs CLAUDE WARREN Assistant Treasurer too JESSIE FRAZIER Acting Director of Student Aid WANDA GRIFFITH Registrar EVALINE ECHOLS Administrative Assistant to the President 101 TWeM (M 102 w Itum ui, t Kv. One of the beautiful things about being a student at Lee College is that I am able to relate to my instructors during pleasurable moments when the thoughts of phyla, slide rules, encounter. and commentaries are but dim memories of an early morning % • • I A 4 ■Tonya, come quick and look. Here is my favorite one! Why? Because when I grow up I want to get up every morning and jog until it ' s time for breakfast. Then after breakfast play tennis until it ' s time to go to the golf course. After golf will come Viking basketball. Finally at the end of the day a quick Ping-Pong game will be fun. Tony. What, Tonya? Can I come with you and watch? V3 ■J. -S ummj w(M iwyi mnnxmjwl football CkmphmS dp The snap of the ball begins the collision between undefeated Vindagua Staff and Junior-Seniors. Flag football provided the Lee students with an opportunity to display athletic talent and to experi- ence real competition. After a slow start, the intra- mural program got underway in a season marked by upsets and close games. Late November brought the end of the regular season and the Champion- ship play-offs. At the end of the regular season, Vindagua, the only undefeated team in the league, faced the Junior-Senior for the Championship. The freshmen team, Circle K, PFC and the Boys ' Club team had all been eliminated in the early rounds of the play-offs. An inspired Junior-Senior team avenged an earlier season loss to the Vindagua squad and came up with a 20 to 6 victory. Gary Gill, all-star quarterback for the Junior-Senior team led his squad to victory by tossing three touchdown passes, two of which were grabbed by halfback David McDonald. The Vindagua Staff team fin- ished in the number two spot in the season ' s final standings. 106 Vindagua Staff ' s Richard Pace attempts to evade the grasp of a Circle K player. Ed Fodrill of Junior-Seniors and Steve McBrayer of the Vindagua Staff battle to gain control of the oncoming football. Coach Chuck Lovelace of the Vindagua Staff shouts out instruction to his team. Circle K players Ron Smith and Chris Thomas show disagreement to referee ' s ruling. Freshman team plays otf the block of Junior-Senior ' s Dennis Livingston in pursuit of the ball carrier. Talent is plentiful when it comes to flag football at Lee College and the Lee All-Stars proved it with a 32-12 win over the best of Temple College from Chattanooga. The MCAA standouts teamed together for a complete victory. Behind the always accurate arm and effective running of Quarterback Gary Gill of the Vindagua team, Lee jumped out to a early lead and held it all the way. All-Star flanker Ed Fodrill of Junior- Seniors advances ball against Tem- ple. (WJ (m!wA(Wj Circle K, one of the better known clubs on campus challenged Tomlin- son College to a football contest. The men of Circle K dominated the game and came up with a convincing 27 to 6 win. Paul Grubb and Chris Thomas turned in fine performances for the offense while the defensive team held fast. All-Star linebacker Barry Meyers of Junior-Seniors shouts encouragement to fellow All-Stars. Vindagua Staff ' s Lynn Hancock catches touchdown pass over Larry Lowry of Circle K to win the game. 109 lnk InbwumnjoJL vSpo TWiota Brenda Mitchell, Debbie Whitlow and Jo Mikell of Greeks are set for play to begin. Football, usually considered a sport for men is adopted each fall by the women of Lee College. This year, the Greeks team dominated the competition and reigned as champions. Three teams, representing vari- ous clubs on campus took the field for ac- tion. Freshmen, PFC and the Greeks battled for league standings. When it was all over, the Greeks had defeated the PFC girls in the title game. Sonny Creech shows determination in carrying the ball for Freshmen. - Karen Webster takes a breather during the game. Anetta Wyatt watches hopelessly as Wanda Cole drives in for a lay-up. no Atkfatijb Oppwttmty During second semester, girls came indoors and took up basketball. Four WCAA teams took the court for competition. Greeks captured their second intra- mural title of the year by defeating the Comets 16 to 13 in the championship game. Deborah Whitlow, the leading scorer in the WCAA, led the Greeks throughout the season and in one game scored 44 points, a league record. Pioneers for Christ and the Freshmen team rounded out the league. Debbie Bilbo of Greeks team smiles after victory. Girls ' intramural basketball created a com- petitive atmosphere during a hard fought season. Sheryl Lynn Patterson pauses a moment to adjust her contact lens during an in- tramural football game. setoff Wini Ininjomml BoiAfeetbajtt CkajfcpuHL Upsilon XI team members Ron Hegler and Chris Thomas battle with upperclassmen team members Greg Phillips and Chip Pace for possession of the ball. 112 Gary Gill of the Staff team grabs the rebound over Fresh- man It ' s Steve Triplett. Singer team member Roger LeCroy and Phil Harmeson and Faculty ' s Paul Conn trail the Play- Chris Thomas and Greg Phillips watches the flight of the ball. Twelve teams partieipated in the MCAA Basketball program this season and made for a lot of competition and rivalries. All through the year, the Staff team and the Alumni squad were the top two in the league. Teams who fared well in the regular season, but were eliminated in the play-offs were the Faculty team, Circle K, and the Inter- national Club. When it came to the finals of the play-offs, however, the final two teams who met to decide the title were the Alumni team and the Athletic Staff team. Behind ex-Viking Gary Trenum ' s 26-point effort, the Staff team defeated the Alumni squad 75-66 and won the first place honors. 113 V fenty of Adtim Eddie Robbins of Junior-Seniors lays ball up and in. Upperclassman guard Greg Phillips shoots a jump shot. 114 Lynn Hancock dribbles the ball up court for the Singers as Delton Alford trails the play. Dan Clayton and Gary Gill scramble lor the ball. 115 Wkwj FbmmBlmnj, Anxiously awaiting the arrival of the softball is Barry Meyers. First baseman Steve Triplet! chatters enthusiasm to the pitcher while umpire Steve Colkmire seems less interested. 116 Tony Jacobs streaking towards second base in an attempt to convert a single into a double. oftboJtl Vb m Bbmonj Unidentified Circle K player prepares him- self for the next play. Concentration is the name of the game for catcher Jerry Thomas. Several of the players enjoy a time of relaxation between innings. 117 Le T A wmM After a two year break in the competition between the Lee Vikings and Tennessee Temple of Chattanooga, the two teams met for two consecutive weekends in big games. The Vikings won the first game by a con- vincing 86-62 score. In that first game, Jeff Pettiway poured in 30 points and Dennis Botts had 18. One week later, the Crusaders of Temple came to Cleveland and once again fell to the Vikes, this time with Botts doing the big scoring with 24 points and Pettiway adding 23. In the second game, sophomore Larry Carpenter suffered a bro- ken finger which disabled him for virtually all of the remainder of the season. Danny Moore attempts a jump shot over Temple players. Danny Moore and Jeff Pettiway try to gain possession of the loose basketball. lempfo Kufalnx) , ' Coach Dale Hughes gives instruction during timeout. Larry Carpenter goes in for a layup. 119 v SCAC coach of the year Dale Hughes gives instruction to his team. VifeiMn Win £CAC Ted Sanford conference leading rebounder re- leases a hook shot. Conference MVP Danny Moore shows jump shot form. Back Row (L-R): Wendel Vaughn, Scott Solar, Eddie Robbins, Gary Gill, Ted Sanford, Gary Trenum, Larry Carpenter, Danny Moore, Dennis Botts. Front Row (L-R): Rudy Felton, Dale Hughes, Johnny Griffiths, Dan Coleman, Jeff Pettiway, Mike Sullivan, Fred Whittimore. Each year, the SCAC Tournament brings many awards and much recognition to Lee College and this year was no different as the Vikings won their seventh SCAC title in eight years, and extended their SCAC Tour- nament win streak to eight straight years. Sophomore Guard Danny Moore of the Vi- kings was voted Most Valuable Player not only in the regular season but also in the tournament wins. In the tournament, Moore and Dennis Botts led the Vikings to a pre- liminary win over Trevecca Nazarene and then the following night to a 88-66 title winning victory over Bryan College. Besides Moore, Jeff Pettiway was named to both all-star teams, Theodore Sanford was named to the All Conference team for his league leading performance in rebounding, and Dennis Botts was named to the second team all conference team and to the All Tourna- ment team. All-Tournament team member Dennis Botts executes a successful drive against Bryan. 121 Jeff Pettiway shows form that gained membership on both All-Star teams. VtoujA WuvL iAt lWoianietit 122 Mike Sullivan finds himself open for 2 points. Fred Whittemore overcomes Florida guard to make basket. Back to back District 5 championships have proven the Vikings of Lee College to be as tough as their reputation says. In the 1974 District Championship game, the Vi- kings drubbed Palm Beach Atlantic from Florida with a 91-65 defeat. Dennis Botts racked up 28 points in the winning effort for Lee and later collected the Most Valu- able Player Award for the game. This win by the Vikings extended their victory streak to 21 consecutive games which ties a Lee College record. Danny Moore and Sailfish opponent vie for ball. 123 Cheerleaders reflect the excitement of the Homecoming contest against Warren Wilson College. tk Actim ofttJie Count Paula Mobley, sophomore, demon- strates cheering ability for the home crowd. Larry Carpenter lays the ball against the glass as Warren Wilson and Lee players look on. Moore controls rebound against Warren Wilson. Junior Jackie Johnson leads the Viking battle cry. 125 Senior Captain Sandy Carpen- ter cheers for a Viking basket. President Conn applauds appreciatively after a cheer. Beverly Howell, junior, claps rhythmically to a song by the pep band at halftime. 126 The cheerleaders begin a cheer during halftime. Junior Jean Tillery responds jubilantly to a Viking score. T-Bone Sanford grapples for the rebound against Bryan as Fred Whittemore looks on. Coach Dale Hughes and Paul Conn welcome Terry Bradshaw to sports banquet. Terry Bradshaw, star quarterback of the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League, was the guest speaker at the annual Sports Banquet held March 26 at the Holiday Inn. The banquet, held each spring is one opportunity for all members of the Varsity Vikings, the MCAA and the WCAA to get together in a time of enter- tainment and to receive awards and recognition for their respective accomplishments in athletics. 128 Mitchel McGuirt was a mountain of a man in stature and in heart. His smile was contagious, his laughter so refreshing, and his gentle spirit was reflected in all his ways. He was taken from us in an untimely death on September 28, 1973. Yet his smile, his laughter, and his gentle ways live on in the memory of us all. In honor of him the Athletic Department will present annually The Mitchel McGuirt Memorial Award to the intramural football champions. 129 V , ...... w A II ' 1 11 f ' ■, J 4 ' k || CS •« L, «j 9 W- i? J w 6 IJw l ggg Hyg r tf 3 1 - l v • ? 41 r i %$ Sw V- k M3 I I - 1 • „ « ; t ' Tonya, you almost missed a sign. Look at this big, long one. I ' m sure you don ' t know what that means. ' I do too. It ' s like when those people come to our door every Saturday morn- ing at 8:00 and try to sell us dough- nuts. ■BRJ3JC Ha, you ' re pretty smart for a girl. But that ' s not all. That big word is also like when those people go out and tell everybody about Jesus. And remember when mom and dad took us to see those Singers with the big smiles on their faces like they couldn ' t wait to tell us something real exciting. Plus, remember the other day when we were playing ball on the sidewalk and we saw some people dressed alike. They would smile special when somebody walked by dressed like they were. That ' s all part of it. ' Boy, maybe if we tell mom all of that she will change her mind and buy so me doughnuts this week. Lm v ige tA CaptufOte Awdimm 132 •■A X ' ? -s . i «. mi 1 « VC s N ' ' .it ' ' t M 4 ' + ' Fftxwi ComI to mt £ 4 ► VT, I 133 my M- ■. ' • ' ■■1 - ■' ....■%% V li k i jJ j ' l r «! I ' V Y) vis « ' 3 K . ' ■« 1 1 jinfct t tr W ■,: j Ami- ' M ! 1 ' } ' 1 I I ' The Singers performing at a local high school. One of the greatest things about Singers is the oppor- tunity to spread joy. The Lee College Singers are per- formers both on the risers and off. When the job of renovating M201 presented itself, the Singers arrived with paint brush, furniture polish, and rug shampoo in hand. Some of the most important off-the-risers perform- ers in the Singers are the accompa- nists, those piano-playing, brass-blow- ing, bass-picking accompanists. Upon stepping on the risers the Singers find themselves performing in schools, con- cert halls, military bases, or wherever choral music is heard. Priscilla Haar appears to be in anguish during Singer clean-up session. Gaye Hudson, Sandra Rayborn : and Debbie Bilbo re- hearse prior to a Lee Singers recording session. Accompanist listens to Dr. Alford ' s instructions during concert. Since the Lee Singers are composed of Christian young people, the religious performance role is of primary importance to them. Songs found in the sacred repertoire range from classical religious works to contemporary tunes. This 1973-74 season found the Singers ministering to the International Evangelism Congress in Mexico Citv, Mexico, camp meetings nationwide, and to churches of all denominations from Los Angeles, California to Gary, Indiana, on to Augusta, Maine. In April the Singers became the first Pentecostal choir to per- form at the National Association of Evangelicals Convention in Boston, Massachusetts. Dr. Delton Alford, conductor of the Lee Singers, is a believer in presenting the Christian life as an exciting one. For twelve years now that has been the mission of the Lee College Singers. As the recording session wears on the girls wear out. . . . the distinguished Singers il- luminated The Gloria in Retrospect ' . . . Vittoria ' s ' Gloria ' demonstrated the singularly organ-like quality the Singers achieve with a small ensemble . . . the Schubert was the moment for brilliant display, while the intensely dramatic Puccini was full-throated and ecclesi- astical. ' ' So read the reviews of the Lee Singers ' performance of The Gloria in Retrospect with the Chattanooga Sym- phony Orchestra. For several years the Singers have been the choir in resi- dence with the symphony, but for the first time the choir also celebrated the Christmas season with the Chattanooga Boys ' Choir in their traditional per- formance of the Singing Christmas Tree. sSift je tA Oubm k Spreading happiness while singing is one of the Singers greatest aspirations. Dr. Delton Alford has again led the Lee Singers to a successful year. Debbie Bilbo and Vicki McClinton put forth a great effort to exemplify their enjoyment while singing. 136 EjdjMjdAtoMlMjutm Recently the Lee Singers have added an exciting new dimension to their out- reach ministry with two television ap- pearances on the Christian Broadcast- ing Network. September 5, 1974, marks their most significant appear- ance with a nationally syndicated prime time television special entitled A New World Is Coming. ' ' This venture is the first such appearance of any Lee Col- lege performing group. Taped in Nashville, Tennessee, and filmed at MGM Studios in Los An- geles, California, this television special will present the story of Christ for the whole world to hear. Shauna Souther is demonstrating how to sing correctly during one of many rehearsals. The Singers performed with the Chattanooga Boys Choir during the singing Christmas Tree performance. 137 Beginning the year with the release of their first complete album entitled The Music Men, the Music Men enjoyed an- other good year. During the year the Music Men traveled over 35 states presenting a spiritual style of music that was enjoyed by the many audi- ences. Conductor of the Music Men is Mr. Thomas Russell. This is the third year for Mr. Russell to conduct the group. Miss Kathy Cullers is the keyboard ac- companist for the Music Men. Music Men during a rehearsal strive for perfection. omc wwj e ommm Danny Clark, Dave Cline and Thomas Russell represent the Music Men Trio. Paul Grubbs and Steve Duggins are one of the many reasons for the Music Men ' s success. Several of the Music Men listen during a local performance. qiwojtk etlwig vj awcjwa Along with the serious aspects of the choir there are also other times of fun. Thomas Russell conductor of the Music Men shown here during a performance. 139 The Ladies of Lee perform for various churches in fhe community. Loudm of Lw hew mi IkuiA This year the Ladies of Lee partici- pated in many performances which led them across the nation and to several foreign countries. Ladies of Lee performed in over eighteen states, in England, Germany, Italy, Yugoslavia, France, and the Ba- hama Islands. The group also participated in the annual fall and spring concerts which were presented by the music depart- ment. Mr. Roosevelt Miller is director of Ladies of Lee. Singing is a joy all should experience. MMMWBB A small group of the choir enjoys the opportunity to sing. 140 D(wj pwfowA wtfk njmy(mjdmj Under the new direction or Mr. Jerry Long this year ' s band provided music for sev- eral campus activities. The band played for both the fall and spring convoca- tions. The pep band, a segment of the larger band, played for the home basketball games. Concerts were also per- formed in other states bv the band. Practice is the key to success. Members ot the pep band perform during a ball game. MENC aIkwa wtkty Danny Clark and Greg Russell entertain during M ENC musicale. Spring musicale was a major event sponsored by the Music Educators National Conference (MENC), a preprofessional organization consist- ing of music majors. Other activities of the MENC were directed toward studying aspects of music. Mrs. Bertha Gugler was sponsor and Judy Foister was president. 141 I I 1 W- m I ; I fH W ' ' mi 1 Order o Cornelius welcomes Alumni with display during the 1973 Homecoming festivities. Dr. Conn accepts Christian and National Flags from Order of Cornelius during chapel service. Owdm of (jyuwJtha TWtotea roitwubtamj Order of Cornelius, comprised of former servicemen made many con- tributions to the Lee campus in the 1973-74 year. After winning a first place plaque for the best booth at the homecoming events, they pre- sented to t he school a new set of flags. During all Viking home games, the servicemen ' s organization pre- sented a color guard. Order of Cor- nelius also sponsored Servicemen ' s Week. Members of the Order of Cornelius perform during halftime of homecoming game. 142 Upsilon Xi experienced another prosperous year behind President Ray Newton and dedicated club members. In November, the men in black sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins hayride. The music pom- posity, held in March and also spon- sored by the men of Upsilon Xi pro- vided musical entertainment by the Downings and the Singers Three. Ray Newton led the men of Upsilon Xi. UpAiiW Xl eb tk Hm The Downings perform before large group during Upsilon ' s an- nual music pomposity. 143 Greg Russell and Chris Thomas entertain at MENC talent show. Alpha Gamma Chi endeavors to promote Christian brotherhood through cultural, academ- ic, and religious activities; and to develop fel- lowship and cooperation among men with vari- ous points of view and from different areas of campus life. Led throughout the year by Chuck Lovelace, the club ' s President, the men of Chi were kept busy with many activities on campus and often moved to various parts of the com- munity to give helpful service. Alpha Gamma Chi, in its tenth year of existence proved to be one of the more consistently hard working clubs on the Lee Campus. One example of the civic- minded efforts put forth by Chi was when in early April, after Cleveland was stricken by tornadoes and high winds, the men of Alpha Gamma Chi volunteered their assistance in cleaning the aftermath and helping the families who lost their homes in the local disaster. Clio5k HjiM Vmoiilljty President Chuck Lovelace making plans for the Andrae Crouch Concert. Bill Wilson and Walter Mauldin listen as meeting pro- gresses. 144 At the beginning of first semester, Chi sponsored a partv for the freshmen. This was just the kick-off of many activities for the year. The club put together a skating partv for the whole student body and once again had great success as sponsors of the Andrae Crouch concert in April. Chi members worked along with the Optimist Club of Cleveland in clearing off property for the construction of a new playground. The religious influence of Alpha Gamma Chi was felt manv times. Thev sponsored one chapel service and held a long-weekend invasion to Jacksonville, Flor- ida. Dave Richardson accepts Derby Day trophy from Randy Miller. The spiritual side of Chi is shown here at the Jacksonville in- vasion with Chuck Lovelace and Allan Hardin. Bruce Conn appears to have initiation day blues. 145 Members of Delta Zeta Tau ex- perienced a busy year and showed improvement and accomplishment in their activities. During Thanksgiv- ing, the DZTs sponsored a Food Bas- ket Drive. The annual Delta Zeta Tau Christmas party was a success as usual and the ladies of Delta Zeta Tau served as hostesses when Sen- ator Baker was on campus. Along with their manv activities, the DZTs often pay visits to Nursing Homes in Cleveland. Delta Zeta Hairs give special performance during induction. uZT ' a Tkmjb Ia -Actum; Members of Delta Zeta Tau listen attentively during their weekly meeting. Bev Howell provided DZT leadership. 146 £xx$k Glenda Carlton led Sigma Nu Sigma. Jo Mikell displays memorable items in Sigma Nu Sigma ' s Home- coming Booth. Sigma Nu Sigma provided the Lee Campus with service and entertainment. Glenda Carlton, the club president, led the ladies of Sigma in their endeavors. Sigma once again sponsored the fashion show, and for the second vear in a row had their club representative, Angela Weth- erington, to win the Miss Parade of Favorites title of Lee College. Gaye Hudson and Danny Murray perform during Sigma ' s annual fashion show. Ladies of Sigma Nu Sigma discuss business at their weekly meeting. 147 Lee College was touched by the Spanish influence of the Spanish Club this year. Many activities sponsored by the Spanish Club were popular on campus. The Ron Hudson Concert in October drew interest and the Spanish Club participated in the MENC Talent Show in March. For the first year, Spanish Club was represented in the Parade of Favorites by Vice-President Mitzi Dunn. Under the leadership of Rick Dotson, the Spanish Club promises growth and prosperity as a Lee College Organiza- tion. Mitzi Dunn represented the Spanish Club in POF. sSpomAk Chh vn xuhwA jrlmoonj Spanish guitarist Ron Hudson delighted his Lee audience. 148 n MnMj K j Ia njmmtim Men of Rotaract perform act during MENC talent sho w. President Bill Woodard addresses Cleve- land Rotary Club. Rotaract Club, sponsored bv Rotary International, has become a very involved organization not only on Lee Campus, but also in the community. Each year, Rotar- act runs the March of Dimes drive in Bradley County. This year, they renovated many rooms and lob- bies on the Lee Campus includ- ing the lobby entrance below Nora Chambers Hall. As always, Rotar- act sponsored a very successful Derby Day. For the first time in the historv of the club, the men of Rotaract have begun sponsoring week-end invasions to churches in the south. The men of Rotoract selected Carolyn Cagle as their sweetheart. v ■■■- : ■I Students at Lee College are well represented in campus policy discussions bv members of the Student Government Association. The representatives are chosen by the dormitory students in dorm elections. One of the branches of the SGA is the inter-club council, or a council consisting of the presidents of all the organizations on campus. Under President Garv Palmer, the Student Government Association worked hard to keep the opinion of the students first and foremost in priority. Student Government As- sociation also sponsored a concert featuring singers Rav Stephens and Jim Stafford. Gary Palmer, president of SGA, presides over student organization meeting. Members of SGA are also very instrumental in the governing of the student body. Q A AjiAWDtm 5tox(Mt LmM up Country-folk singer Ray Stevens is special guest of SGA. Jim Stafford performs during SGA concert. 150 -Afpkci (%l xjmjpliflj AfMm Mj tf-5 t ■_ 1 m $ m 9 5 v7 V .%. «§ t| £ M ' m 1 Lu : ■Si ||i m 1 H jft fl 5! v ■i ■ft 4ft y ILjV M l? ■' 1 LaBTk ■■J 1 1 L j | Alpha Chi is an Honor Society and has its goals directed to the hon- oring of outstanding scholars on cam- pus. Alpha Chi inducted members into their club on March 4 in chapel in a formal ceremony. Gary Palmer, who is also President of the Student Government Association, serves as President of Alpha Chi. Old and new members of Alpha Chi pose lor group shot. Kefcgi H(A liowo.So !i£t(j SLwwmk Donald Bennett, as president of Pi Delta Omicron has led the club in their activities this year. This Re- ligious Honor Society sponsored a chapel program featuring Dr. Rich- ard Spittler, President of Society for Pentecostal Studies. Pi Delta Omi- cron also sponsored a lecture series on campus once a month entitled Aspects of the Holy Spirit. All members of Pi Delta Omicron are Biblical Education Majors. Members of Pi Delta Omicron for 1973-74. 151 PFC LmdAtttC Carvtpiu pl Ctctajft j Pioneers for Christ, the largest elub at Lee College, plays an important part in the uplifting of the spiritual empha- sis of eampus life. Don Bennett, a senior and member of Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, serves the club as its president. Almost every weekend, a team goes out from Pioneers for Christ to church- es all over the United States. Pioneers for Christ plans to send two six-member teams to Germany for six weeks during the summer. Don Bennett guides PFC for 1973-74. Door-to-Door witnessing is one of PFC ' s many outreaches. Members of PFC prepare to leave on weekend in- vasion. 152 MimtmuoJiAAAfX! Out Larry Knowles, president of the Lee College Ministerial Associa- tion, headed up a club dedicated to the continuance of fellowship between ministerial students. The Ministerial Association serves manv functions on the Lee Campus, all of which are bene- ficial to their future ministries. In the time of the April torna- does in Cleveland when the com- munity needed help desperately, the members of the Ministerial Association offered their assis- tance and were instrumental in the cleaning up procedures and putting the damaged areas to- gether again. Members of the Ministerial Association discuss future plans of the club. President Larry Knowles directs the activities of the Association. TACT mjdn ChnMMj td LCflXcm Christian Education majors and minors are eligible for mem- bership in TACT. Jackie Johns, founder of the club and president, provides ca- pable leadership in all the club ' s activities. Johns is one of the youngest holders of the Minister of Christian Education License in the Church of God. TACT provides students who plan to go into Christian Educa- tion as a future ministry with practical experience. Members of TACT gather around president Jackie Johns as he illustrates new educational program. 153 vSNEA ' Vwupam sStudeitb tfiTwxk SNEA is a professional organiza- tion for the teaching profession and the Lee College chapter is national- ly affiliated. Keith Parks, a senior at Lee and President of SNEA ably leads the club in their meetings and activities. The SNEA recognizes the su- preme importance of the pursuit of truth, devotion to excellence, and the nurture of democratic citizen- ship. Education and Social Science ma- jors make up the bulk of the club and promise to be outstanding edu- cators in the future. i ' t h 7 .A Dr. Jimmy Bilbo discusses teaching future with Keith Parks. oxmm Secretarial Science majors who meet other qualifications are eligible for membership in Phi Sigma Alpha. Headed by President Sue Kelley, the ladies of Phi Sigma Alpha join together in an organization that helps the future secretaries at Lee College to learn more about their profession and the business world thev soon will be entering. Phi Sigma Alpha produces secre- taries that are qualified through their extensive education and varied experiences. Sue Kelly displays use of typewriter to interested students. 154 fC-Ett 5tartD Uoj mMm Ladies who are members of K-ettes receive many opportu- nities to serve the rest of the student bodv as well as the com- munity. Under the leadership of Jun- ior Billie Miller in her second year as president, the ladies of K-ettes served as usherettes in some chapel services and held a chapel service in March. K-ettes also sponsored the annual Bloodmobile, held Pas- tor Appreciation Day for Rev. and Mrs. Tull, and also spon- sored spirit week during the Vikings ' basketball season. K-ettes look on as meeting progresses. President Billie Miller ex- plains a new service prot- ect to interested mem- bers. (Wfo K Qmw$£A UymrnnJ AcXu LeGran Kelly (president) strived tor new goals. A group ot the Circle K fellows get together to discuss new project. LeGran Kelly, sophomore president of the men ' s Circle K Club, takes a serious and conscientious attitude in his first semester as president. The men of Circle K, besides producing outstanding teams in the intramural athletic program at Lee, provide service on and off campus. Working with the Kiwanis Inter- national Club of Cleveland the Circle K Club played an important part in many Lee activities. 155 Chnim InfmnA • James Anderson assumed the role of editor 2nd semester. Tim Chastain works hard to complete deadline. Circulation of the Clarion was David Richardson ' s re- sponsibility. 156 QjujdjMffioty An undermanned Clarion Staff worked diligently to report campus news and opin- ions on various subjects. After first semes- ter Editor Rick Moore left school and James Anderson assumed the leadership of the official college newspaper. A member of the Associated Collegiate Press, the Clarion receives grades and rat- ings from various journalism organizations. Many campus activities such as Parade of Favorites, Homecoming activities and the many sports events provided the Clarion with much information and material for reporting. In early May, the Clarion sponsored the first annual Pentathlon in which the men of Lee College participated in athletic com- petition for medals and trophies. Dick Ford seems puzzled at complicated camera. Photographer Steve Rathbone takes time out to chat with Arliss Ballinger. Dennis Whitter (sports editor) works hard to complete an early deadline. 157 Angela Wetherington (editor) grows weary as deadline ap- proaches. Edited by Angela Wetherington, the 1974 Vindagua gives a look at the people, purpose and pride of Lee College. If the number of students who stopped in to visit our work sessions is any indica- tion of the amount of interest, I do not think we will have to worry about soliciting readers, Miss Wetherington said. Several Lee students contributed to the effort of producing the Vindagua. The months of March and April brought about the time for late working sessions and last minute preparations. Section editors found that the second semester meant much more work in order to meet deadlines. Sponsor Paul Conn checks preliminary layouts. UeMboo terT Claudia Waites is discussing the need tor more pic- tures in her section 158 Sports section is Bob Laughlin ' s responsibility. Allan Hardin looks on as Vindagua meeting progresses. Pathway Publishing House is the last stop for the Vindagua before it is distrib- uted to the students and subscribers. The 264 pages in this year ' s Vindagua represent hours of work bv the editor and her assistants, several photographers, typists, and many other workers. The day of dis- tribution is a time for the reviewing of the work and gives an opportunity for all asso- ciated with Lee College to look back over the year and to see their accomplishments and achievements captured for posteritv. Susan Johnson ponders over her academic section. 159 Campus Life Editor Phil Harmeson pauses for a serious moment. Business Manager Chuck Lovelace ponders over new ad material. Vi ukgu ivSt f CWp etes Frosh Kathleen West helped with the secretarial tasks. Honors editor Joan Davis selects pics for her section. 160 Ted Barrineau displays varied photographic techniques. Ou sSu mfu! y mi Photographer Sonny McCullough is shown here hal- lucinating after strenuous darkroom session. Copy Editor Danny Henderson takes time to discuss copy for another new section. 161 I % 1 f ,:. w ? V Hk ' T; ' M- r i, « 721, 722, 723, 724, 72 Tony, what are you doing? Counting. Counting what. Counting people. Why are you counting people? Can you think of something better to count? Well, no I don ' t guess I can. Without all these people there sure wouldn ' t be much to this place. ftffifc ■■.. i Beverly Barber checks out the beverage ma chine in the cafeteria. Beverly Barber Marjorie Beavers Harry Begay Bill Begley, Jr. Diane Begley Betty G. Benefield Brenda Benge Donald G. Bennett yrn M -1974 David Abernathy Andrew Akhdary 164 Sandra Benton Mary R. Benz Debbie Bilbo Sharon Mae Blanton R. Jerome Boone Roy E. Boothe Daniel L. Bowden Bobby L. Bowles Pamela Brewer Peggy Brown Michael Brownlee Milton Burns Lee ' s All Stars are challenged as the Temple offense presses on. 165 Glenda Carlton Sandy Carpenter Bong Sun Chung Glenda Clark Linda Clark Vicki Coffey Steve Colkmire Carolyn Combs Q ix M ImxL wj (jam (MJb Lynn Hancock studies his music during a recording session in Atlanta. During a rainy intramural football game Vanessa Conn, daughter of Paul Conn, sneaks a look at the action in the press box. 166 Larry Cope Charles Coppler Jannis Cornelison Cynthia Gail Cox Dellah Crabtree Ruth Dale Joan Davis Mary Davis Sharon Day John Delk Ron Denton J. Rodney Doby 167 Science Major Shirley Johns exchanges lab talk with pre-med student Phil Harmeson. Ralph Douglas Solomon Douhne John D. Duren Samuel L. Dutton Sharon Dutton Micheal D. Edwards Guard Larry Carpenter makes jump shot dur- ing Knoxville College encounter. 168 MoAkw tjoMuAijb Larry Elrod Terry Wayne Farley Elizabeth Flores Bruce D. Flowers Judy Lee Foister Garell Foshee James E. Gambill Betty Gentry Senior Bob Laughlin points out quarter rest to fellow tenors during recording session. 169 Qm m oppo-U CuJIImmAj M ... The Chattanooga Symphony began Lee ' s Fine Arts Series. Judy Griff is Steve L. Grimes Mike L. Grotsky Julia Haar Kenneth E. Hall Phillip C. Hall William K. Hall Earl Kent Hamilton Allan Hardin Michal Harper Gary Harris Melvin E. Harter 170 Delton Alford utilizes the gymnasium facilities to keep fit. President Charles W. Conn presents Dr. Herbert Walker with the Distin- guished Alumni Award, during homecoming festivities. to £w(wdJkm Min k fct tk futum Shelby Harvell Danny L. Henderson Elaine S. Henderson James A. Henderson Earnest Herron Doretha Holland Ida Howard Nicholas Wade Humble 171 I Jerry Hundley Nady G. Ingram Paulette Ingram Karen R. Ivan Ron Jeffcoat Edward G. Jeffers Shirley Johns Helen R. Johnson James H. Jones Thomas Russell performs with the Music Men during Fall Festival. Ladies of Lee become involved as they perform on Lee College Campus. 172 Vm-QmnAh WeW (W|A InmMb Phil Thomas and Allan Hardin talk over College Day happenings. Bill Leonard Loran Livingston Tana Lonon Charles Lovelace David McClain Lillie McClure Jeanne McCullough Clark McDaniel 173 QeMhmAj wtmdj Le dm klp David McDonald Judy Markham Mike Maze Daniel R. Miller Randy Miller Edward Lee Milliner, Jr. Barry Myers Patricia L. Moore Robert A. Moore Karen Mosely Betty Jean Mudd Gail Musick Cheryl Bridges proves her involvement as she enlightens Darrell Rice and Marsha Smith to the Spanish Club 174 Ro4a to QmjJJdbPvWA Issac Myers Ray J. Newton Fredrick D. Nichols June Norton Darlene Odom Frankiin Odom Vicki O ' Neal Ronald Padgett Gary M. Palmer Carl Parnell Keith B. Parks Michael Payne 175 Janet Black (left) and Brenda Christenbury give their little sisters a campus tour. Nancy Harmon of the Nancy Harmon Sing- ers performs during a morning assembly program. Danny Phipps Tommy Pike Larry Powell Ethan Raath Angel Luis Renta Sandra Kay Reynolds Pamela Rice Gregory Dale Russell sSmto lo 176 Ttm toT ef feet . . . Qlwm Jane Cornelius Salyci Ronald Saunders Tony D. Scott Dianne Kay Selt Howard Morris Sellers Trudy Shadnck Ronald E. Shearn Maxine Sims Gerald Skaggs Jenny L. Smartt Becky Smith Michael Smith Lauretta Snyder David Solar Patricia S pi awn James Reginald Spooner 177 Senior music major John Delk takes time from the piano to polish his car. Deborah Stokes Sylvia Sue Stone Gail Dees Thomas David T id well Tim Travis Todd Ft. Joel Trammell Ruth Valcarcel Zelma Valcarcel Wendell Vaughn Lester Vick Claudia Waites David Ray Walker 178 Russell D. Ward Clyde Cleve Waters Camilla Conn Warren Johnny Websters Margaret Weible Pickle Charles W. White Butch Wilson Angela Wetherington Debbie Whtiten Bill Woodard Q wvtiRhb to FvJtfiR Gmk Construction workers complete the final stages of replacing the college nameplate on the front campus. David Walker assists Bill Nichols with veterans information. 179 J UttJUOHA... Curtis Akers Jewell Akhdary Leonard Albert James Anderson Sherene Andrein Janis Balazovic Geneil Barrineau Elveida D. Bauer Debra Belomy Andy Blackman Jimmy W. Bilbo Sue Boatwright Margaret Bing Chartine Bowles Janet Black Chip Pace completes his formal attire with a flower by the help of a friend. 180 Gary Harris assists students during fall registration. . . . AiK ipofe Col Late Excitement Valerie Black Don E. Bozard Carolyn M. Braddy Ella Braxton Cheryl E. Bridges Julia M. Busch Carolyn Cagle Tim Chastin Daniel Clark Daniel Coleman Jellery Colkmire Barbara Collins Catherine Conn James G. Cornett. Jr. Edgar Cornwell 181 V tAotih Jimx m Co obote to Larry 0. Cripps Joanne Dean Jessie Deems, Jr. Willard M. Dockery, Jr. Kenneth Donnelly Stephen Duggins Nora E. Elrod Russell E. Evenson Wayne ft. Faust James E. Floyd Students wait in line to pay school bill. Students discuss first day problems. 182 (jMjpiu txcitemMt Jannuth Gatlin Sylvia Gause Dwight Gentry !L Enus Gordon Willie L. Griffin, Jr. John Griffis Tana Lonon takes a stroll on Delta Zeta In- duction Day. Trevor Grizzle S. Suzanne Hall Bryan Hersey Vinayakudu Gullapalli Randy Hamon Randy Higgenbottom Duane Hall Phil Harmeson Janice Higgins 183 Virginia Hiserole Cathy Housley Beverly Howell Larry D Hudson Students relax in the Student Center Janet Hargraves plays Ping-Pong. Jwnhm Admt to nMtim Valita Gaye Hudson Vicki Hudson Mary Alice Huntley Keith Ivester Jackie D. Johns Jacqueline D. Johnson Susan Johnson Dennis Jordan Kenneth Jordan Paul Kalem 184 J SBT ■tf Hb ' . a - m iB v ffl nKi . ir .v ™. ' . ■J AWT. ,- If ' Mb BY ™JfcF y t ft KiS B B ■1- : A Jf flj ™i Hl_ Galileans involve themselves during a performance. Jim Dutton explains registration to Judy Foister. Rebecca A. Kalmanir Becky Kavanaugh Joseph G. Keen Carolyn Sue Kelley Frankie Keown Larry Knowles Danny Lacer Carroll E. Landreth. Jr. Cheryl Larson Roger LeCroy Students enjoy North Cleveland get-acquainted party. 185 UMJlMMJUttti Greg Under Dennis Livingston Michael Lloyd Charre Lowery Pam Lowery Bonnie Lucy Karen Luke David McElhaney Pam McKay Patricia McManus Timothy Moore Danny Murray Two Alumni discuss the good ole days. 186 JwWM WttftTW Pamela Newton Bill Nichols Sharon Nobles Michael O ' Neal Charles Oaks Yvonne Orvin Daphne Larry Perritte Judy Ann Poss Wanda Pressley Sharon Puckett Sharon Ramsey David Reynolds Bobby Rhodes David Richardson Students enjoy a meal in the cafeteria. Bruce Conn finds time to visit the Post Office daily. 187 Priscilla Riggs John Rollison Marsha Rope Dan Rosson Debbie Sanders Theodore Sanford Mary Schembri William Schmidt George Selin Terry Ray Sellers Frosh girls huddle during football game 3renda Joyce Simmons Danny Smartt Myra Strickland Brenda Sumpter Vicky Tabor David Taylor Jane Teague Jean Tillery Danny L. Tirey David Town ley 188 Rodney Turner David Valcarcel Wilson Van Winkle Will Wass Stephen D. Wayne. Jr. Edward Webb Freddie Whittemore Diane Wienckowski Doc Rufus Williams Wilma Williams Facial; ExjptimimATM ou touj A tired look on Sadie Hawkins Day. Brenda Willingham Rita Wilson Buddy Willingham Jerry Wood Virginia Willis Aneta Wyatt 189 Cfmofld Dennis Botts Deborah Bradford Charlotte Brant Debt Bridges S. Eursley Britt 190 Tyrone A. Brown Bobby Brumley Susan Butler Larry Carpenter Milton Carter Virginia Cauley Karen Cerezo Brenda Clouse Barbara Jean Colbert Suzy Coleman Bonnie Collins Judy Collins 5e£ pi itedTW Kim B. Cook Ray Cook Michael Cooper Mark Copper Tommy Covington Wanda Ciitchfield Randall Stripling supervises sound equipment in the main auditorium. 191 Sammy Davis I in da Dawsey Janice Doby Richard Dotson Ralph Douglas Mitzi Dunn Kent Ellison Linda Ellison Susan Espenschied David Eyop Wanda Faust Joyce Gentry Bob Gibson Diane Gilbert Melinda Godsey Qoykwwm Inhvwuti . . . Ex £ Students take advantage of a sunny afternoon to picnic on the front lawn. 192 Ron Jeffcoat, Steve McCullough. Larry Osborne, Terry Patrick make plans for College Day. Hubert Maples utilizes the dewey decimal sys- tem to meet a research paper deadline. Karlene Graham Becky Griff is Paul Grubb Dwight Guthrie Annette Hale Diane Hamilton Randall Hamilton Elaine Haney Kenneth Hawley Ron Hegler Paul Herndon Patricia Hitchcock Fran Holiday Douglas Holt Sharon Hutchinson 193 vSoptawimeA SLwppvtlAd Fwcj a Wade Hinson Steve Holder Charles Hollis Rebecca Howell Debra Ingram Tony Jacobs Susan Jameson Lonnie Johnson Phil Johnson Sue Ellen Johnson Melda Jones William Jones Garth Justice Terry Kato Judi Kelly LeGrand Kelly Pamela King Sherri King Diane Knowles Patty Knowles Walter Landers Cindy Lane 194 Honette Echols, Nick Humble, and Rudy Felton keep tabs on stats during a Viking encounter. of Le (jM op) (jmxmmk Sue Lanier David Lauster Kenneth Lee Lugh Lemley Deborah Levels Elizabeth Lipson Vernon Lloyd Larry Lowry Patsy Luke Steve McBrayer James Manning III David Martindale Paula Mason Walter Mauldin, Jr. Brenda Medlin Jo Mikell Anita Mizelle Paula Moblev 195 Mike Gibson shows his skill at watermelon carving during Irosh orientation. Joy Molina Larry Monterosso Art Moore Danny Moore Patsy Moore Colleen Morgan Gary Morris Francis Muldez Brenda Mulkey Gary Murphy E. J. Nichols Judy Norrell Marilyn O ' Neal Dial Sylvia Odum Elizabeth Overbay 196 opbTW Pumtf IntmnU Richard Pace Bryce Pettit Tim Pompey Robert Pace Jett Pettiway Bobbie Poteete Tony Padgett Sara Petty Karen Powell Hubert Parker Greg Phillips Riley Puckett Paula Patton Daphne Pinder Stan Rankin Prlscilla Haar and John Delk combine forces on a music department project. Steve Holder takes a dubious look at his Ping-Pong shot. 197 rtwqnmm SLoykm ytm Ackm Steven Rathbone Sandra Rayborne Debra Rhodes Darrell Rice Steve Ridenhoor Clifford Sareen James Shatter Patsy Selvage Robert Silver Ismael Serrano. Jr. Becky Simpson Gary Moore patronizes Bloodmobile campaign. 198 Ben Smith Cathy Smith Franklin Smith Ronald Smith Stepleen Soloman Shauna Souther Gayle Speer Karetha Stanley Karl Stearns Denise Stokes Vickie Stone Charles Stott Randall Stripling Debra Stuckey Katina Sullivan Teresa Sullivan David Sutberry Chris Thomas 199 oplKvnwie GaitQlom... Larry Thomas Phillip Thomas Wayne Thomas Patricia Thorntan Brenda Tremmul Christopher Underwood James Underwood Wesley Vernatter J. H. Vicars Jodie Voiles «AAa Larry Carpenter and Danny Clark reach the end of the registration process. Sheryl Wass Bonnie Waters Robert Waters Ginger Wat kins Paul West, Jr. Deborah Whitlow Terry Wicker Barbara Wilhite Carla Wilkins Renee Willetts 200 Reverend James Slay leads students from a morning chapel service. Danny Henderson enjoys a few moments between classes with friends in the Student Center. Reuben Williams Regina Willingham Diane Willis Eugene Willis Bill Wilson Judy Wilson Dale Wiseman Carmelita Woodard Krista Wright Darrell Woodard Collegiate interaction must often be mobile. 201 ' TfVwk... Stephanie Hutchinson takes note ot interesting canteen sights. Yvonne Abner Myla Addington Dani Allred Gregory Anderson Harold Ashl James Asken. Jr Fawzy Altia Robert Ball Harriet Barker Larry Barnett Louise Bean Champ Gary Beecham Anita Begay Jim Bell Patti Black Glenn Blackaby Cynthia Blalock Sheila Bollinger Martha Bommeli Dora Bonilla Joseph Boothe Cheryl Burdashaw Joan Bowen Ron Branham Mr. John Simmons paints a country store for the Parade of Favorites set. 202 Am Eage t, to [mm Orpah Brandt Oral Brewer Florie Brown Charles Brandt Brenda Cheryl Brown Ronald Brown Ronnie Brasher Carol Brown James Browning Don Braswell Debbie Brown Debbie Brydge John Chiara and Vivian Brown exchange ideas. Steve Bullion Debbie Bunch Larry Bunch Donnie Burton Angela Byrd Sharon Byrd Deborah Caldwell Reginald Caldwell Joseph Callee Jenny Cantrell Danna Carroll Gregory Carter 203 Richard Case David Cato Roger Chase Diana Chester Brenda Christenbury Denise Christian Donna Christy Roger Chiiders Dan Clayton Susan Clayton Hettie Cleveland Hubert Cochran FimimMj AckimmMj VwuAnxmoJL Vindagua football team plans intramural strategy. Linda Coleman Elaine Coley Not and Colkmire Karen Combs David Conn Frances Conner Judy Cooper Joseph Cooper, Jr. Pamela Cooper Dorcas Crawford Deborah Creech Joel Crum L±t± 204 Danny Clark pauses a moment from building a stage set. P.O.F. Stage Manager Chuck Lovelace gets the wood ready tor building the ramp. Deborah Davis Jerry Dennison Tommy Doolittle Jimmy Dupree Patricia Dutton Myrna Elam Donna Davis Linda Dewey Michael Douglas James Dutton Pholbe Egenstafer Bucky Elrod Paulette Davis Becky Dingess Rosamond Dowle Beverly Dean Joyce Dingess Paul DuPont Samuel DeLong Danny Dockey Denise Dupree Eleandra Engley Bobbie English 205 Mike Errington David Everett Patricia Farroggia Debbie Fincher Karen Fink James Fitzmorrin Delores Florence Kathy Flynn Rebecca Fonte Dennis Ford Bonnie Forton Donald Fowler Mark Frady Sheila Franklin Dellar Freeman Rickey Fuson Donald Gabbard Mark Ganthom Norman Gardner Nelda George Rick Gil Ion Nancy Gladson Fnmk K jrtoto UiAcmm Shelly Glasscock Gary Golden Joseph Golden Linda Go oden Tim Todd checks out the news. 206 Ruth Goodwin Johnny Green Penny Green Ronald Griffin Patrick Griffls Calvin Hammontree Cindy Hartgraves Linda Hiben Debra Hanley Donna Henry Virginia Hickle Debbie Harris Jan Henson Stephanie Hickson Jane Harris Wayne Herrington Marc Hileman Brenda Harrison Robert Herron, Jr. Cindy Hill Windy Day and Dan Rosson join in tor Ping-Pong doubles. 207 AdJimj panh... Richard Hixson Gary Hogg Angela Holley Margaret Holland Wanda Holland Sheila Holcomb Beverly Holden Christine Holdridge Debbie Holt Connie Howell Cynthia Hudgins Linda Ingram Kathy Ivey Anita Jackson Dale James Dianne James Debra Johnson Glenda Johnson Roger Johnson Marie Jones Thomas Jones Beverly Jumpp Diane Justice Jerry Justice Wilma Kennedy Daniel Kines II William Lamb, Jr. Johnna Landreth Wanda Landreth Tony Lane Keith LeCroy Ronnie Lefevers Sandra Leigh 208 nm tim Isaac Lewinson Jimmy L.indsey Jimi Luke Janis McChesney Janice McClain Tyrone McClane Vicki McClinton Steve McCullar Donnie McEachin Mike MaHan Mary Madden Hazel Maklary Marcie Mallory Diane Mann Rick Maples Theresa Martin Carole Medley Frances Melvin Jimmy Mikell David Miller Jose Minay Danny Montgomery Dean Moor Deborah Moore Gary Moore Joe Moore Patti Moss Cam Mullis Debra Mundy Keith Muntoid 209 Gaynette Murphree David Myers Priscilla Myers Nancy Neal Sally Neeley Linda Nelson Judi Nichols Jerry Northam Ruth Nunnery Wright VeRona Overstreet Bobby Pack Ron Padgett Brenda Parris Sherrol Patton Grady Phillips, Jr. Randy Poe Garry Ponter Pamela Pounders Fmknwj AppwMuek, David Richardson makes a tasty selection from the cafeteria cuisine. 210 -HeAttate artd... biue t je Pam Pressley Dorothy Preston Teresa Pritchett Barry Pyeatt Terry Pyeatt Mike Quails Gary Ragsdale Paul Retcofsky Donna Rice Debby Richard Columbus Richmond Buster Roblin Mary Roberts Jan Rogers Dennis Robinson Jeft Sanders Shirley Sanders Susanty Sandjaja Dana Scoots Martha Sellars Irge Senduk Gary Sexton Joni Shamback Jerry Shepherd Rebecca Shook Wonnie Short Mike Gibson makes cafeteria announcements to inform students of daily events. 211 Fmk Wel m c tarioe Jane Silvey Jonathan Singo Michael Sinks Charles Smith DeLevyn Smith Joy Smith Karen Smith Larry Smith Pamela Smith Karen Snyder Gregory Sowder James Sparkes Danny Murray gives an impromptu choral conducting demonstration. Nancy Townley Steve Triplett Mozell Underwood Ramon Valcarcel Linda Veasey Debbie Verburg Janet Vulcano Fran Waldron Harry Ware 212 Don Burton briefs for a forthcoming exam. Harry Ware assumes an active role in the freshman welcome gathering. Joseph Warren Patricia Warren Debra Weiss Kathleen Faye West Michael Wheat Rick White Bonnie Whitfield Robert Wiggins, Jr. Denise Willetts Deborah Williams Gaylord Williams Linda Williams Donna Woooara Thindia Woodard Mike Woody Don Worley Bambi Young John Youngblood Walter Isbell shares his notes with fellow st udents. -• •3ft }r .„ AW A «. ' ¥ •-, r 1 . S A A ;• . S£; ' . «Or, % SLr?iL c o N G R A T U L A T I N S C L A S S 7 4 REVEREND D A. BIGGS STATE OVERSEER OF TENNESSEE MAY GOD GO WITH YOU, EVERYONE ' REVEREND W. A. DAVIS STATE DIRECTOR OF YOUTH CHRISTIAN EDUCATION REVEREND JULIAN B. ROBINSON STATE SECRETARY-TREASURER 216 Precision Packaged Power Through Electrochemistry Congratulations from SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND Earl P. King State Overseer E. L. Cushman CE Director Edgar McNeil State Council E. C. Pennington State Council Clifford V. Bridges State Overseer LOUISIANA STUDENTS Congratulations from LOUISIANA CHURCH OF GOD State Offices J. Ralph Brewer Youth CE Director 217 WASHINGTON CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 74 from the STATE OF WASHINGTON W. D. Watkins State Overseer A. Roland Pendley State Director Congratulations to Lee Seniors from Texas STATE COUNCIL 218 Congratulations Seniors! THE WORL AWAITS YOUR WITNESS! Church of God World Missions Keith at 25th, NW Cleveland, Tennessee 37311 Mission Representatives T. L Forester Executive Secretary ■1 AM F Jim O. McClain Garland Griffis Wade A. Bell T. R. Morse Administrative Assistant MISSION BOARD G. M. Gilbert, A. W. Brummett, Billy P. Bennett, James A. Cross, Chairman; W. E. Tull, W. R. Pettitt, Antonio Collazo 219 Congratulations To the Graduating Class of 1974 ILLINOIS STATE COUNCIL Seated, left to right: J. W. Stone, State Director of Youth and Christian Education; Wayne S. Proctor, State Overseer Standing: Delbert D. Rose, A. G. Thompson, Norman D. Jones, Floyd Aldrich, B. L. Kelley, Lyle Jackson, W. R. Baker, E. R. Adams, Harold O. Downing ILLINOIS STUDENTS 220 B. G. Hamon State Overseer Troy Baggett State Youth Director Let the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart be acceptable in thy sight, Lord 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS 1973-74 Southern California-Nevada State Office General Department of Youth Christian Education fi SERVING THE NEEDS OF A GROWING CHURCH 11 Cecil R. Guiles General Director Floyd D. Carey, Jr. Ass ' t. General Director R. Lamar Vest Administrative Assistant Lonzo T. Kirkland Youth Activities Coordinator 221 From the Executive Committee Dr. Ray H. Hughes General Overseer Rev. Wade H. Horton First Assistant Rev. Cecil B. Knight Second Assistant Rev. W. C. Byrd Third Assistant Rev. G. W. Lane General Secretary-Treasurer General Executive Offices 222 I Imreh of (iod Publishing House Cleveland, ThMmemee Tennessee Music Printing Company Pathway Press Pathway Book Stores 0. W. POLEN Editor in Chief F. W GOFF Publisher STOVE COMPANY CLEVELAND. TENNESSEE State Youth Director Oivillo Mayan Congratulations to the Class of 73-74 From Pennsylvania O o o LU H - C ) Pennsylvania Seated I to r: Bradley Caddell, Gene D. Rice, State Overseer, and T. David Sustar Standing I to r: J, A. Belt, J, Harold Palmer, Lincoln F. Pyle, H. Hoyt Williams, and D. Lloyd Abbott 224 Congratulations From MISSISSIPPI Mississippi Students Mississippi State Council Standing: Reverends Leslie Kelly, James Strange, H. L Evans, J. L Lombard, Jimmy Guiles, Julius Roberts, Willard Gardner, H. P. Ford, Jr. Seated: Myrna L. Stanley, State Secretary-Treasurer; Harmon J. Roberts, State Youth C. E. Director; H. D. Sustar, State Overseer; W. H. Talley, Jr., Evangelism Home Missions Director, and Rev. Paul Lett 225 R. D. Harris State Overseer MISSOURI Says CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduating Class of 1974 Billy J. O ' Neal State Youth, C. E. and Evangelism Director THE SHOW-ME STATE NEEDS YOU! COME WORK WITH THE GROWING STATE WITH A GROWING FUTURE! Congratulations — graduating seniors! from Indiana Bennie S. Triplett State Overseer Over fifty colleges, universities, seminaries, in which to further your education. Openings for pastors, evangelists, music, and C. E. workers. 226 CONGRATULATIONS From Southern Ohio CLASS OF 1973-74 STATE COUNCIL: Seated (left to right)— Jack H. Adams, Wayne Rosson— State Youth C. E. Director, W. J. Brown— State Overseer, Haskel C. Jenkins — State Evangelism Director, S. A. Luke. Standing (left to right) — L. 0, Prosser, Ancil Carter, Jerry L. Millwood — State Secretary-Treasurer, J, E. DeVore, James D. Jenkins, Harold E. Stevens, Vernon Hornsby, George Lytle. (NOTE: S, A. Luke moved to North Carolina since picture was taken. William E. Winters has succeeded him.) SOUTHERN OHIO DISTRICT OVERSEERS George W. Lytle, Cincinnati (East) J. E. DeVore, Cincinnati (Central) Ray Morgan, Cincinnati (West) James Guynn, Cincinnati (Mt. Healthy) Joe B. Muncy, Hamilton (East) George Tolley, Hamilton (West) Jack H. Adams, Middletown L. 0. Prosser, Dayton (East) E. J. Gibson, Dayton (West) Ancil Carter, Fairborn Harold E. Stevens, Xenia James D. Jenkins, Lebanon Robert Owens, Columbus (East) William E. Winters, Columbus (West) Fred H. Mercer, Circleville Charles Rosson, Richmondale J. P. O ' Hara, Marietta David Henson, Gallipolis W. W. Snuffer, New Boston Charles Rountree, Milford 227 Congratulations 1974 Seniors From Georgia Seated left to right: Merlin Brown, State Evangelism and Home Missions Director; Floyd J. Timmerman, State Overseer; Clarence Busby. Standing left to right: Delton Harne, John D. Smith, W. A. Bingham, H. B. Ramsey, W. G. Abney, Leon H. Phillips, Paul L. Walker, Cecil Wheeler, Theo Arnett. Not pictured: Kelland K. Jeffords, State Youth and CE Director. Georgia Students 228 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 229 from The Great State of North Carolina Rev. P. H. McCarn State Overseer Walter Barwick Youth and C. E. Director CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS TRUST IN THE LORD WITH ALL THINE HEART; AND LEAN NOT UNTO THINE OWN UNDERSTANDING. IN ALL THY WAYS ACKNOWLEDGE HIM, AND HE SHALL DIRECT THY PATHS. Proverbs 3:5, 6 Bill Sheeks Western Evangelism Director C. R. Tedder Eastern Evangelism Director G. E. Weatherby Orphan and Children ' s Home Superintendent 230 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 231 Serving the church through PATHWAY BOOK STORE :s 1. Lima, Ohio — Lewis Peeler, Manager 2. Charlotte, North Carolina — Eddie Simmons, Manager 3. Tampa, Florida — C. H. Rochester, Manager 4. Cleveland, Tennessee — Ruth Pettyjohn, Manager 5. Akron, Ohio— Jackie Bridges, Manager 6. Decatur, Georgia — Clarence Busby, Manager 7. Chattanooga, Tennessee — Pat Bradbury, Manager 8. Birmingham, Alabama — Dale J. Ridgeway, Manage 9. Monroe, Louisiana — Terrell Fike, Manager 10. Dallas, Texas — David Souders, Manager Co ngratulations to the Student Body of Lee From the Farmland of America IOWA Iowa State Council E. W. Fowler Eugene Maddox J. J. Harris A. A. Ledford State Overseer J. E. Cossey State C. E. Youth BEST WISHES TO OUR STUDENTS FROM NORTHERN OHIO R. E. Crowley State Overseer Jim A. Madison State Youth Director H. C. Jenkins State Evangelism Director NORTHERN OHIO STUDENTS 233 Congratulations From West Virginia Robert White State Overeer K. B. Arnold State Youth and Christian Education Director Wayne E. DeHart State Evangelism Director STATE COUNCIL Mrs. Robert White State LA President Rebecca Walker State Secretary-Treasurer Debbi Smith Youth Evangelism Secretary 234 CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE CHURCHES OF GOD IN ALABAMA James A. Cross State Overseer fe ' ! Wayne Taylor Youth and Christian Education Director Edward Smith Evangelism and Home Missions Director Alabama State Tabernacle 235 Michigan Students Michigan We Believe in Lee Congratulations Class of 73-74 Left to right (front row, seated): Billy Rayburn, Robert C. Vance, Walter R. Pettitt — State Overseer; Donald M. Walker — State Youth Director; Wayne Heil — Evangelism and Home Missions Director. Left to right (back row, standing): Rufus Rathbun, Fred Coates, Allen B. Lawson, Christopher Moree, Garold Boatwright, John C. Crank, G. J. Chandler. 236 Best Wishes to the 1974 Lee College Student Body From OKLAHOMA Fred D. Killman State Youth and CE Director Paul F. Henson State Overseer ' Kenneth W. Adams State Evangelism and Home Missions Director NEW YORK State Offices Rev. J. D. Golden, Overseer 22 Lambert Ave. S. Farmingdale, N.Y. 11735 Congratulations Seniors from Ladies Auxiliary Serving the Church, Home, Community, World. %COMMV) MRS. E. C. DARTER Executive Secretary 237 r FROM FLORIDA Florida continues its consistent support of Lee College. All of its state leadership team, a host of preachers, members and friends are proud alumni of Lee College. For the past five years, Florida has provided Lee College with the largest ' out-of-state ' student body membership. David Lanier, Director Evangelism and Home Missions Ralph E. Williams, State Overseer James F. Byrd, Director Youth and Christian Education . 238 Congratulations from the Church of God in the Dakotas Robert J. Hart State Overseer Robert Frazier Youth Director Billy P. Bennett State Overseer T. Wayne Dyer State CE Youth Dir. Best Wishes from the Forward State of Wisconsin IBIIffll FROM THE MINISTRY t t h°e MILITARY The Ministry to the Military is vitally concerned with the multiple achievements of Lee College. Since World War II Lee has educated scores of former servicemen every year: Lee alumni help staff our servicemen ' s centers around the world. They keep our military personnel alerted to the opportunities of Lee College. 239 Wildwood Branch Wildwood Avenue Main Office 20 Ocoee Street Village Branch Village Shopping Center Grant City Branch Grant City Shopping Center Hivvassee Branch Charleston, Tennessee The Cleveland National Bank Member FDIC Member Federal Reserve Bank GREETINGS from ARKANSAS C. E. Landreth State Overseer H. 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PYEATT State Secretary-Treasurer s j ■■STATE COUNCIL South Carolina mm «■■- flfsspo- SOUTH CAROLINA STUDENTS , - A. A. PADGETT Home for Children Supt. GEORGE W. ALFORD Evangelism Director 244 Westmore church of god TWENTY-FIFTH STREET AND WOLFE DRIVE CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE 37311 Cleveland Bank and Trust 245 T) nMjwu 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. Division of Education B.S., Jacksonville State University; M.Ed., University of Chattanooga; Ed.D., The University of Tennessee Stanley Butler, B.S., M.A., Ed.S., Litt.D. Dean of Admissions B.S., Jacksonville State University; M.A., Ed.S., George Peabody College; Litt.D., Lee College 0. 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 M. Painter, B.S., M.B.A. Director of Financial Affairs B.S., Tennessee Wesleyan College; M.B.A., Middle Tennessee State Uni- versity ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Gertrude Aldrich, B.A. Dean of Women David R. Black, B.A., M.S. Director of Student Activities Evaline Echols, B.S. Administrative Assistant Honette Echols, B.S., M.A., Ed.S. Director of Alumni, Placement and Public Relations Jessie Frazier Acting Director of Student Aid Earl J. Gilbert, B.A., M.A., Ed.D. Director of Counseling and Testing Wanda Griffith, B.S. Assistant Registrar Dale R. Hughes, B.A., M.S. Athletic Director W. Edwin Tull, B.A. Director of Christian Service Claude Warren, B.S. Assistant Treasurer FACULTY Faheem B. Akhdary (1969) Assistant Professor of Christian Education A.B., Assiout 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 and Exegesis B.A., University of Chattanooga; M.Div., Th.M., Columbia Theological Seminary; Candidate for Ph.D., 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., Ph.D., Vanderbilt University Jimmy W. Bilbo (1961) Professor of Education B.A., Lee College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Ph.D., University of Southern Mississippi David R. Black (1973) Instructor of Education B.A., Lee College; M.S., University of Tennessee Hubert P. Black (1954) Professor of Education B.S., Jacksonville State University; M.Ed., University of Chattanooga; Ed.D., 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 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 Charles Paul Conn (1971) Instructor in Psychology B.A., Lee College; M.A., Candidate for Ph.D., Emory University Clifford C. Dennison (1955-61, 1965) Associate Professor of Science B.A., M.A., Marshall College; Ed.D., University of Florida Carolyn Dirksen (1968) Assistant Professor of English B.S., M.A., Northern Arizona University Murl Dirksen (1972) Instructor of Sociology B.A., M.A.T., University of Tennessee at Chattanooga P aul 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., Fairmont 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 Robert Griffith (1970) Assistant Professor of Mathematics B.A., Tennessee Wesleyan College; M.M., The University of Tennessee Bertha Gugler (1964) Assistant Professor of Music B.M., Belmont College; M.M., University of Miami 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 of 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; Candidate for Ph.D., Georgia State University David Horton (1969) Assistant Professor of 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, Athletic Director B.A., Lee College; M.S., The University of Tennessee Robert Humbertson (1949-58, 1964) Associate Professor of Speech B.A., University of Maryland; M.A., Candidate for Ph.D., Ohio State Univer- sity Betty Jordan (1968) Assistant Professor of English B.S., Tennessee Wesleyan College; M.Ed., University of Chattanooga Ollie J. Lee (1967) Professor of Sociology A.B., Berea College; Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh Jerry H. Long (1973) Instructor of Music B.M.E., Lee College; M.M.E., Florida State University 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 Roosevelt Miller (1952) Assistant Professor of Music B.M., University of Chattanooga; M.A., Bob Jones University Mabel E. 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 248 Robert O ' Bannon (1963-64, 1967) Associate Professor of Biology B.S., East Tennessee State University; M.S., Ph.D., University of Florida Beatrice Odom (1951) Associate Professor of Christian Education B.A., Bob Jones University; MA, George Peabody College for Teachers Elmer Odom (1950) Associate Professor of Religion and History B.A., Bob Jones University; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers David M. Painter (1970) Instructor of Business B.S., Tennessee Wesleyan College; M.B.A., Middle Tennessee State Uni- versity Margaret Pitts (1973) Assistant Professor of English A.B.J., M.Ed., Candidate for Ed.D., University of Georgia Judith Maxwell Rasmussen (1970) Assistant Professor of Physical Education B.S., M.A., University of Alabama Morris P. Riggs (1964) Associate Professor of Biology and Science Education 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 Religion and Humanities B.A., Lee College, Roosevelt University; M.A., Candidate for Ph.D., Florida State University James L. Slay (1970) Visiting Lecturer in 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; Ph.D., The University 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 E. Taylor (1970) Assistant Professor of Language B.A., Shorter College; M.A., University of Georgia; Ph.D., The 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; Candidate for Ph.D., University of Tennessee 249 Abbott, Samuel Mel, Jr., Rt. 1 , Box 201 , Seaford, DE 19973 Abernathy, David Neal, 705 Belwood Dr., Dalton, GA 30720, p. 164 Abernathy, Debora S., 705 Belwood Dr., Dalton, GA 30720, p. 190 Abner, Carla Y., Route 5, Box 384A, Manchester, KY 40962, p. 202 Addington, Myla, Route 2, Box 281 , Crystal River, FL 32629, p. 202 Afonso, Pamela K., 1751 Rosary Road, Largo, FL 33540, p. 164 Akers, James C, Jr., 1119 Vannoy Drive, Chattanooga, TN 37411, p. 180 Akhdary, Andrew F., 801 Rucky Drive, Apt. 8, Dalton, GA 30720, p. 164 Akhdary, Jewell N., 1040 Church Street, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 180 Albert, Leonard C, Box 946, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 180 Albin, Harold G., Route 1 , Box 544, Mineral Wells, TX 76067 Alford, Myrna, Route 8, Rolling Hills, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Allen, Jimmy D., 3109 Celanese Road, Rock Hill, SC 29730 Allen, Vickie, 900 W 62nd Street, Minneapolis, MN 55419, p. 190 Allin, George W. Jr., Route 2, Box 29, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Allred, Dani C, 221 Morgantown Road, Natchez, MS 39120, p. 202 Anderson, Edward W., 7235 S Claremont Avenue, Chicago, IL 60636 Anderson, Gregory H., Route 3, Pickens, SC 29671 , p. 202 Anderson, James E., Route 4, Box 60, Columbia, MS 39429, p. 180 Anderson, Joann, Box 359, Cove Road, Port Salerno, FL 33492 Anding, Charles E., 1308 Sunset Boulevard, Natchez, MS 39120, p. 190 Andreine, Sherene M., Box 242, State Line, PA 17263, p. 180 Ashe, Harold D. Jr., 209 Smith Street, Belmont, NC 28012, p. 202 Askea, James R. Jr., 690 Glendale Place, Smyrna, GA 30080, p. 202 Attia, Fawzy R., Coba Garden, Cairo, Egypt, p. 202 Aultman, Larry R., 472 House Bible Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Ayers, Joyce Ann, 1 1 7 W Whitman, Leavenworth, WA 98826, p. 190 B Backner, Linda, 796 S Central Avenue, Canonsburg, PA 15317, p. 190 Balazovic, Janis L., 31719 Beechwood Drive, Warren, Ml 48093, p. 180 Ball, Robert W., 6485 Bellefontaine Road, Dayton, OH 45424, p. 202 Balzano, Bill F., Box 726, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311 Barber, Beverly R., Route 10, Box 263, Goldsboro, NC 27530, p. 164 Barber, Teressa, 406 E Midvale Avenue, Chattanooga, TN 37415 Barfield, Lucille L, 2005 Brown Avenue, NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Baria, Chere L, P. O. Box 193, Columbiana, OH 44408, p. 190 Barker, Harriet M., Route 4, Box 190, Covington, LA 70433, p. 202 Barnett, Larry F., 3224 McGill Lane, Cincinnati, OH 45239, p. 202 Barrentine, Luther M., 1612 St. Anthony Drive, Florence, SC 29501, p. 190 Barrineau, Judy E., Route 2, Box 2, Corbin, KY 40201 Barrineau, Reba G., 502 E Center Street, Corbin, KY 40201 Barrineau, Ted M., 971 Walker Street, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 190 Barrows, Susan E., Box 817, Newark, OH 43055, p. 190 Bauer, Elveida D., 3840 Chilhowee Circle, Cleveland, TN 37311 Baugh, Venda D., 3840 Chilhowee Circle, Cleveland, TN 37311 Baugh, Cindy J., 1217 Collins Circle, Chattanooga, TN 37411 Beauchamp, Louise M., Route 1, Box 384, Federalsburg, MD 21632 Beaver, Sandra Kay, Box 97, Ducktown, TN 37326 Beavers, Marjorie, 2221 Glenwood Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 164 Beecham, Gary Wayne, P. O. Box 447, Hubert, NC 28539 Begay, Anita, Providence Hall, Cleveland, TN 37311 Begay, Harry, Box 58, Mentmore, NM 87319, p. 164 Begley, Bill Jr., 5845 Toledo, Detroit, Ml 48209, p. 164 Begley, Diane N., Pine Forest, Apt. 107, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 164 Belisle, Samuel D., 1 1 06 W Garden Street, Plant City, FL 33566, p. 190 Bell, James D., 213 Derwood Circle, Greenville, SC 2961 1 Bellomy, Debra G., 2419 Saddle Club Road, Burlington, NC27215 Benetield, Betty G., Route 2, Box 136, Ooltewah, TN 37363, p. 164 Benge, Brenda, 1 1 1 W 3rd Street, Sanford, FL 32771 , p. 164 Benz, Mary R., 2914 Franklin Avenue, NW, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 165 Biggs, Louise H., 3006 Highland Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bilbo, Deborah, Old Parksville Road, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 165 Bilbo, Jimmy W., Old Parksville Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bing, Margaret A., 139 Downing Street, Apt. B-1 , Box 53, New Haven, CN 06511 Bird, Douglas H., Carroll Court, Apt. 16, Cleveland, TN 37311 Birt, Glenda E., 347 Karen Drive, Alpharetta, GA 30201 Birt, Kevin R., 347 Karen Drive, Alpharetta, GA 30201 Black, David R., 3531 Crawford Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Black, Janet G., 4541 Westwood Drive, Canton, OH 44709 Black, Patricia, Route 5, Bascomb Road, Acworth, GA 30101 Black, Ulna B., 445 Talley Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Black, Valerie D., 3531 Crawford Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 181 Blackaby, Glenn D., 8692 Harrison Road, Cleves, OH 45002 Blackmon, Andrew R. Jr., 712 19th NE, Apt. 6, Mize, MS 39116 Blalock, Cynthia M., 4620 Mouse Creek Road, NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Blanton, Sharon M., 1500 Cooper Street, Rocky Mount, NC 27801, p. 165 Bledsaw Jan Y., 428 Cameron, Santa Paula, CA 93000 Boatright, Sandra K., Route 2, Alma, GA 31 51 0, p. 1 90 Boatwright, M. Sue, 3030 Candies Lane, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bobitt, James D., Route 2, Millport, AL 35576, p. 190 Boiling, Larry K., 150 11th Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 250 Bollinger, Sheila G., 1400 Goldsboro Avenue, Sanford, NC 27330 Bommeil, Martha, 9114 Hoffeld, Degersheim St., S Switzerland Bonilla, Dora I., Fray Servando T. de M. Retorno 24 16, Mexico D.F. Boone, Ralph, 445 8th Street NW, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 165 Boone, Sheila, Route 3, Box 31 9, Rocky Mount, NC 27831 , p. 190 Boothe, Joseph, 1609 Cole Street, Chester, VA 23831 Boothe, Joseph W., 1609 Cole Street, Chester, VA 23831 Boothe, Roy E., 2275 Bates Pike, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 165 Boree, Jeanette A., 9795 Arnold Road, Jacksonville, FL 32216 Boree, Paulette F., 9795 Arnold Road, Jacksonville, FL 32216 Botts, Dennis L, Route 8, Box 196, Old Federal Road, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 190 Bowden, Daniel L, College Arms, Apt. 7, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 165 Bowdle, Nancy G., 3522 Edgewood Circle, NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bowen, Joan A., P. O. Box T, Andrews, NC 28901 Bowers, Douglas C, Box 3, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Bowles, Bobby L, 148 SE 4th Street, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441, p. 165 Bowles, Chartine V., 148 SE 4th Street, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 Boyd, John D., Carroll Court, 29, Cleveland, TN 37311 Boyle, Deborah L., 1417 Park Avenue, Portsmouth, OH 45662 Bozard, Don E., Route 4, Box 80, Orangeburg, SC 291 1 5, p. 181 Bradbury, Nicholas Lee, 1789 Harle Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Braddy, Carolyn M., 3805 Crestwood Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 181 Bradford, Deborah L., 51 1 Greenway Drive, Hurst, TX 76053, p. 190 Brandt, Orpah J., Route 1, Box 242, Gardners, PA 17324, p. 203 Branham, Harold R., 2475 Burning Tree Drive NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Brant, Charles N., 644 22nd, Orlando, FL 32805, p. 203 Brant, Charlotte D., Route 2, Box 474, Wisteria Drive, Orangeburg, SC 291 1 5, p. 1 90 Brasher, Ronnie E., Route 5, Box 254, Haleyville, AL 35565, p. 203 Braswell, Don F., Route 2, Smithfield, NC 27577, p. 203 Braxton, Ella Lee, Box 1 87, Cottondale, FL 32431 , p. 1 81 Brewer, Oral B., 849 N Frayser Circle, Memphis , TN 38127, p. 203 Brewer, Pamela K., 5781 Philip, Detroit, Ml 48224, p. 165 Brewster, Patti C, 3009 Oakland Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Bridges, Cheryl E„ Route 7, Cely Road, Easley, SC 29640, p. 181 Bridges, Debi E., 302 Broadmoor, Monroe, LA 71201 , p. 190 Britt, Shirley E., 325 Holmesville Avenue, Baxley, GA 31513, p. 190 Brown, Brenda C, Gen. Del., Chokoloskee, FL 33925, p. 203 Brown, Carol F., 610 Berkshire Road, Daytona Beach, FL 32014, p. 203 Brown, Debra S., 7120 Lee Highway, Chattanooga, TN 37421, p. 203 Brown, Florie, Route 3, Box 1 1 1 , Dillon, SC 29536, p. 203 Brown, Peggy Ann, Route 2, Manila, AR 72442, p. 165 Brown, Ronald D., 879 Hudson, Wyandotte, Ml 48192 p. 203 Brown, Tyrone A., 277 Legion Street, Brooklyn. NY 11212 p. 191 Browning, James L., Route 1, Box 95, Salem, SC 29676 p. 203 Brownlee, Michael C, 195 - 8th Street, Apt. 4. Cleveland TN 37311, p. 165 Brumley, Bobby Joe, 951 Walker Street, Cleveland TN 37311, p. 191 Bryant, Michael R., 4985 Tremont Drive, Cleveland. TN 37311 Brydge, Deborah D., 618 King Avenue, Waynesboro, VA 22980, p. 203 Bullion, Charles S., 2049 Wynwood Drive Apt 1 Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 203 Bunch, Deborah K., 16228 Millar, Fraser, Ml 48026 Bunch, Larry W., 121 Beech Street, Sidney, OH 45365, p. 203 Bunn, Johnny H., Route 2, Box 489, Lebalon, NC 27597 Burdashaw, Cheryl Dee, 4489 Sudbury Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30340 Burns, Milton G., 1508 S 7th Street, Lawton, OK 73501, p. 165 Burris, Robert Dee, 1113 Norman Chapel Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Burton, Donnie Coy, 500 W Bonney, Roswell, NM 88201 , p. 203 Butler, Susan Lynne, 210 W Adair Street, Valdosta, GA 31601, p. 191 Byrd, Angela O, 102 McLean Drive, Dillon, SC 29536, p. 203 Byrd, David S., 502 Dunlap Avenue, Chattanooga, TN 37412 Byrd, Sharon A., Route 2, Box 521 , Apopka, FL 32703, p. 203 Byrum, Robert D. Jr., 656 Wiltshire Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28304 C Cagle, Carolyn A., 1080 Parker Street, Apt. 5, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 181 Caldwell, Deborah, 512 W 7th Street, La Junta, CO 80840, p. 203 Caldwell, Reginald K., 2219 15th Street, Jacksonville, FL 32209, p. 203 Calfee, Joseph D., Route 6, Box 548, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 . p. 203 Cantrell, Jenny Y., 637 S Pond Street, Toccoa, GA 30577, p. 203 Carlton, Glenda F., P. O. Box 237, Webster, FL 33597, p. 166 Carpenter, Kimball, 741 E Jane, Valdosta, GA 31601 Carpenter, Larry D., 4901 Eck Road, Middletown, OH 45042, p. 191 Carpenter, Sandra Y., 4901 Eck Road, Middletown, OH 45042, p. 166 Carroll, Danna M., Route 1 , Box 98, Philadelphia, TN 37846, p. 203 Carroll, James E., 1655 Ocoee Street, 1 1 , Cleveland, TN 37311 Carroll, Louise, Kyle Lake Road, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Carson, John D., 2915 Woodlawn, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Carter, Dianne, Route 1 , Mershon, GA 31551 Carter, Gregory D., P. O. Box 252, Galax, VA 24333, p. 203 Carter, Milton D., 125 Clover Street, Galax, VA 24333, p. 191 Carver, Sylvia G., 1850 Greenwood Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Case, Richard L., 59 Pine Forest Apt., Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 204 251 Cato, R. David, 506 Sycamore Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 204 Catts, Edward J., 712 S Broad Street, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 Catts, Stephen W., 712 S Broad Street, Mechanicsburg, PA 1 7055 Cauley, Diane V., 851 E Alverdez, Clewiston, FL 33440, p. 191 Cerezo, Karen A., 7905 Holly Hills Drive, Chattanooga, TN 37411, p. 191 Chamberlain, James, 2865 Campbell Bridge Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Chapman, Paul, 971 Walker Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Chase, Roger A., 113 Springbrook Apt., Blackburn Road, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 204 Chastain, Timothy D., Box 52, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 181 Chester, Diana R., 2349 Miracle Avenue, Granite City, IL 62040, p. 204 Chiara, John C, 38 Front Street, Jamesburg, NJ 08831 Childers, Roger D., Collegetown Mobile Estates £27, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 204 Chisholm, Gary, 3515 Eveningside Drive, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Choplin, Wesley N., 913 Fairmont Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Christenbury, Brenda K., 263 18th Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 204 Christian, Denise, Box 304, Bradshaw, WV 24817, p. 204 Christie, Roger, Route 2, Box 455, Valdosta, GA 31601 Christy, Donna, 10305 Kirkman Street, Greensboro, NC 27406 Chung, Bong S., Seoul, Korea, p. 166 Clapper, Jerry A., Route 1 , Claysburg, PA 16625 Clark, Daniel N., Route 1 , Box 438, Newport, NC 28570, p. 181 Clark, Glenda C, 700 Eastwood Road, Fisherville, KY 40028, p. 166 Clark, Linda C, 700 Eastwood Road, Fisherville, KY 40028, p. 166 Clayton, Daniel A., Route 4, Ruggles Road, Knoxville, TN 37914, p. 204 Clayton, Susan C, Route 2, Box 44-A, Blythe, CA 92225, p. 204 demons, Constance R., S10 Godsey Lane, Hixson, TN 37343 Cleveland, Hettie, 4390 Central Drive, Stone Mountain, GA 30083, p. 204 Cline, J. David, 540 Central Avenue, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Cloud, Thomas E., Box 123, Ocoee, TN 37361 Clouse, Brenda J., 3016 Locust Camp, Kettering, OH 45419, p. 191 Cochran, Hubert O., 702 Beulah Drive, Dalton, GA 30720, p. 204 Coe, JoAnna R., Box 21 1 , Waxahachie, TX 751 65 Coe, John D., Route 1 Box 325, Waxahachie, TX 75165 Coffey, Vicki D., 2033 Officer Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 166 Colbert, Barbara J., 103 Magnolia Street, Hartford, CN 06112, p. 191 Coleman, Carolyn S., Route 7, Folson, LA 70437, p. 191 Coleman, Daniel P., Route 1, Bonfield, IL 60913, p. 181 Coleman, Linda, 7348 W 73rd Street, Bridgeview, IL 60455, p. 204 Coleman, Vernon E., Carroll Court, Apt. 17, Cleveland, TN 37311 Coley, Margaret E., 250 Springlake Hills, Maitland, FL 32751, p. 204 Colkmire, Jeffery F., 505 E Roseland Avenue S, Plant City, FL 33566, p. 181 Colkmire, Noland, 505 E Roseland Avenue S, Plant City, FL 33566, p. 204 Colkmire, Steve L, Box 263, Ridge Manor, FL 33525, p. 166 Collins, Barbara A., Route 3, Osgood, IN 47037, p. 181 Collins, Bonnie L, 2725 Bridget Street, Rochester, Ml 48063, p. 191 Collins, Judy R., 1902 Northwood Drive, Kinston, NC 28501, p. 191 Collins, Rhonda G., 1700 Knoll Drive, Johnson City, TN 37601 Combs, Carolyn, P. O, Box 114, Huntersville, NC 28078, p. 166 Combs, Karen S., 1740 Wilmington Road, Lebanon, OH 45036, p. 204 Combs, Larry James, Springview Apts. 75, McDonald, TN Conn, Cathy, 3613 Woodcrest Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Conn, David B., 3613 Woodcrest Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 204 Conn, Edna, 3613 Woodcrest Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Conn, Mary C, 3613 Woodcrest Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 181 Conner, Frances V., 6861 Trout River Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL32219, p. 2Q4 Conrad, Sally Ann H., 129 Locust Street, Lebanon, PA 17042 Constant, Cynthia S., 222 Dooley Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Cook, Kim B., Route 1 , Box 1 77, Kannapolis, NC 28081 , p. 191 Cook, Roy E., Route 2, Box 104B, Wynne, AK 72396, p. 191 Cooper, Beverly S., 388 Heimbaugh, Mogadore, OH 44260 Cooper, Debra, 1 451 3 Sir Peyton Drive, Chester, VA 23831 Cooper, James, 3837 Greendale Place, Cleveland, TN 37311 Cooper, Joseph L, P. O. Box 1311, Williamson, WV 29661, p. 204 Cooper, Judith, 3837 Greendale Place, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 204 Cooper, Michael R., 3837 Greendale Place, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 191 Cooper, Pamela K., 14513 Sir Peyton Drive, Chester, VA 23831, p. 204 Cooper, William E., P. O. Box 176 C.M.R. 3, Dillon, SC 29536 Cope, Larry K., 1013 Gary Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 167 Copeland, Linda F., 61 13 Hickory Drive, Forest Park, GA 30050 Copper, Mark D., 6 Bonaire Drive, Hampton, VA 23669 Coppler, Charles R., Route 3, Box 21T-236, Prince George, VA 23875, p. 167 Cornelison, Jannis K., Route 1 , Box 21 , Scottsboro, AL 35768, p. 167 Cornelius, Nelda, Route 1 , Box 403B, Gardendale, AL 35071 Cornett, James G., 204 South Ingleside Drive, Albany, GA 31707, p. 181 Cornwell, Henry E., 4409-41 st Way N, Birmingham, AL 35217, p. 181 Cottone, Lawrence J. Covington, Tommy T., 1603, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 191 Coward, Randall H., P. O. 176, Alpharetta, GA 30201 Cox, Cynthia G., Route 2, Box 365, Hemingway, SC 29554, p. 167 Cox, Linda D., P. O. Box 425, Black Canyon City, AZ 85324 Crabtree, Dellah S., 420 Montgomery Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 167 Crabtree, Eddie J., 420 Montgomery Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 252 Crawford, Dorcas B., Route 4, Box 184G, Covington, LA 70433, p. 204 Creech, Deborah L, Route 2, Box 461 C, Maitland, FL 32751 Cripps, Larry D., 3400 Clearwater Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 182 Critchfield, Wanda L., Gen. Delivery, Pennsboro, WV 26415, p. 191 Crothers, Judith S., Route 1, Ocoee, TN 37361 Crum, Joel T„ P. O. Box 342, Delbarton, WV 25670 Culp, Leroy T., 425 W Stevens Street, Cookeville, TN 38501 D Dagenhart, Delores A., Route 7, Box 524, Martinsville, VA 24112 Dale, Ruth E., Box 21, Millville, DE 19967, p. 167 Daniels, Lucinda A., 402 Nancy Street, Pasadena, TX 77502 Davis, Deborah J., 405 Eastcliffe Way, Greenville, SC 29611, p. 167 Davis, Deborah R., 751 1 Webster Lane, Oxon Hill, MD 20022, p. 205 Davis, Donna S., Route 1, Box 82, Hope Mills, NC, p. 205 Davis, John S., Route 2, West Green, GA 31 557, p. 1 92 Davis, Mary R., Box 597, Palmer, AK 99645, p. 167 Davis, Sandra P., P. O. Box 204, Eight Mile, AL 36613, p. 205 Dawsey, Linda E., Shawnee Acres, Lake Waccamaw, NC, p. 192 Day, Sharon L, 314 Windsor Drive, Elyria, OH 44035, p. 167 Dean, Beverly A., P. O. Box 213, St. Pauls, NC 28384, p. 205 Dean, Joanne M., 1808 S Church Street, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 182 Dean, Louis A., 1808 S Church Street, Apt. 2, Cleveland, TN 37311 Deaton, Tony M., Apt. 5 Carroll Court, Cleveland, TN 37311 Debolt, Darla J., 1054 E Pine River Road, Midland, Ml 48640 Deems, J. Jr., 6612 Mount Vernon Road, Austell, GA 30001, p. 182 Dees, Linda G., Route 2, Box 133, Bartow, FL 33830 Defino, A. Dean, 721 Walnut Street, Denver, PA 17517 Delk, John E., 409 Davis Avenue, Tifton, GA31794, p. 167 DeLong, Samuel M., Gymnasiumstr. 82 Germany, p. 205 Demont, Brenda, 804 Arbor Vista, Jackson, MS 39209 Dennis, Patricia, 2105 N Charlton, Valdosta, GA 31601 Dennison, Jerry A., 440 Centenary, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 205 Denton, Ronald, Pine Forest, Apt. 98, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 167 Dewey, Linda S., Route B., Box 9A, Flippin, AR 72634, p. 205 Dillingham, Reba Lynn, Route 1, Box 180-A, Enoree, SC 29335 Dingess, Joyce Ann, St. David ' s Church Route, Strasburg, VA 22657, p. 205 Dingess, Rebecca A., 6010 Beckford Lane, Clinton, MD 20735, p. 205 Dirksen, Carolyn E., Walker Hall, Cleveland, TN 37311 Doby, Janice K., 240 West Glendale Rd., St. Louis, MO 63119, p. 192 Doby, J. Rodney, 240 West Glendale Rd., St. Louis, MO 63119, p. 167 Dockery, Danny G., Route 1, Box 20, Pendergrass, GA 30567, p. 205 Dockery, Willard M. Jr., Route 3, McLain Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 182 Donnelly, Kenneth, 2034 Brussels, Toledo, OH 43613, p. 182 Dotson, Richard A., 3910 NE 3rd Avenue. Pompano Beach, FL 33064, p. 192 Douglas, Michael S., 1 922 City View Street, Dalton, GA 30720, p. 205 Douglas, Ralph E., 372 NW 2nd, Deerfield, FL 33441 , p. 192 Douglas, Ralph S., 903 1 7th Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 168 Dowless, Rosamond L, 365 8th Street, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 205 Duggins, Stephen W., 1212 So. Madera Avenue, Kerman, CA 93630, p. 182 Dunn, Mitzi A., Route 1, Afton, TN 37616, p. 192 Dupont, Paul J., 120 Kanoose Street, Bonton, NJ 07005, p. 205 Dupree, Cynthia D., Box 358, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 205 Dupree, Jimmy D., Route 1 , Box 308C, Fairburn, GA 30213, p. 205 Duren, John D., Box 21 1 , Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 168 Dutton, James G., 2015 West Lake Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 205 Dutton, Patricia A., Route 2, Box 136, Adairsville, GA 30103, p. 205 Dutton, Samuel L, Box 472, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 168 Dutton, Sharon E., Box 472, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 168 E ason, Wade H., Box 477, Lee College, Cleveland, TN _ 37311 Edgemon, Charlene M., Route 1, Blue Springs Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Edwards, Michael D., 261 1 Blue Springs Road, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 168 Egenstafer, Phoebe, NY, p. 205 Elam, Myrna J., 1 1 77 Carlton Drive, Melbourne, FL 32935, p. 205 Ellison, Linda J., 506 Stokes Road, Graham, NC 27253, p. 192 Ellison, W. Kent, 971 Walker Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 192 Elrod, Larry D., 1 820 Maple Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 169 Elrod, Nora E., 1 820 Maple Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 182 English, Barbara G., 6138 Emerald, Ferguson, MO 63135 Ensley, Eleandra C, 1909 Daisy Street, Chattanooga, TN 37406 Errington, Vernon M., Box 777, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 206 Espenschied, Susan K., Route 1, Mineral City, OH 44656, p. 192 Evenson, Russell E., 3169 N. Druid Hills Rd., Decatur, GA 30033, p. 182 Everett, David W., 2704 39th Street, Tuscaloosa, AL 35407, p. 206 Eyop, David M., Church of God Hdqrs. ABAK Box 28, S.E. State, Nigeria, p. 192 Farley, Terry W., 1655 N. Ocoee St., Byron Apts., Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 169 Farruggia, Patricia A., P. O. Box 267, Rhodell, WV 2591 5, p. 206 Faust, Wanda A., 1200 Sunset Trail, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 p. 192 253 Faust, Wayne R., 1 200 Sunset Trail, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 182 Fink, Karen D., 3540 SW Archer Road, Gainesville, FL 32608, p. 206 Firmin, Dorothy S., 108 Garfield Street, Springfield, MASS 01108 Fitzmorris, James E., Route 3, Box 195A, Covington, LA 70433, p. 206 Florence, Delores A., Route 7, Barnes Drive, Gadsden, AL 35903, p. 206 Flores, Elizabeth, Castellana Gardens 9G26, Carolina, P.R. 00630, p. 169 Flowers, Bruce D., 981 Montgomery Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 169 Floyd, James E., 1 1 60 Peoples Street, Apt. 1 5, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 182 Flynn, Kathy M., 2180 Fairgrove Avenue, Hamilton, OH 45011, p. 206 Foister, Judy L, 4720 Iris Avenue, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 169 Fonte, Rebecca L, 1420 38th Street NW, Canton, OH 44709, p. 206 Ford, Dennis R., Route 1 , Box 9A, Mize, MS 391 1 6, p. 206 Ford, James B., 905 Winding Hills Lane, Hixson, TN 37343, p. 182 Ford, Richard L, 733 Wildwood, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 182 Forton, Bonnie J., 1924 Hickory, Port Huron, Ml 48060, p. 206 Fowler, Mark D., 11389 Lloyd Street NW, Canal Fulton, OH 44614, p. 206 Franklin, Lloyd D., P. O. Box 856, Orange City, FL 32763 Franklin, Sheila J., 51 Grand Drive, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 206 Freeman, Dellar J., Box 136, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 206 Frith, Dale P., 802 Burgess Street, Martinsville, VA 24112, p. 182 Fuson, John R., 803 Colby Road, Crestline, OH 44827, p. 182 Fuson, Rickey L, 803 Colby Road, Crestline, OH 44827, p. 206 G Gabbard, Donald R., 1254 Gilmore Lane, Louisville, KY 40213, p. 206 Gaddy, Dianna E., Box 393, Goodlettsville, TN 37022 Gambill, James E., Providence Hall, Apt. 13, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 169 Gantzhorn, Mark P., 27 Hickory Road, Uniontown, PA 15401, p. 206 Gardner, Enos, 565 2nd Street SE, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Gardner, Norman E., 2805 W 65th Avenue, Denver, CO 80221, p. 206 Garrison, Jimmy W., 491 5 Rose Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Gatlin, Jannuth K., 1006 Georgetown Road, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 183 Gentry, Betty M., 5170 Oppitz Lane, Lakeland, FL 33803, p. 169 Gentry, Dwight S., Route 3, Calhoun, GA 30701 , p. 1 83 Gentry, Joyce A., 3443 Hixson Pike, Chattanooga, TN 37415, p. 192 George, Nelda D., Box 725, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 207 Gibson, John R., 28 Theodore Circle, Greenville, SC 29611, p. 192 Gibson, Michael P., 806 S Richard, Columbus, OH 43204 Gibson, Tommy Lee, 44360 Ryan Road, Sterling Heights, Ml 48078 Gilbert, Diana Sue, 2240 Edgewater Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 192 Gill, Gary T., 1 731 Victoria Street, Salem, VA 241 53 Gilliam, Wallace, 2555 Rolling Hills, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 169 Gillon, Ricky, 35140 Melton, Westland, Ml 48185 Gillon, Sanritta, 1227 Maple, Wyandotte, Ml 48192 Glasscock, Shelly J., Route 2, Box 1 70-A, Sylacauga, AL 35150 Goddard, Timothy F., 2772 Foothill Drive, Ogden, UT 84403 Godsey, Melinda Kay, 1809 McBrien Road, Chattanooga, TN 37412, p. 192 Golden, Gary L, 1 7042 Park Avenue, Lansing, IL 60438 Golden, Joseph D., 22 Lambert Avenue, Farmingdale, NY 11735 Gooden, Linda D., 650 NW 35th Avenue. Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33311 Goodman, Anita K., 1112 Pineville Road, Chattanooga, TN 37405 Goodman, Beverly G., 1112 Pineville Road, Chattanooga, TN 37405, p. 169 Goodwin, Annie R., Route 3, Box 704, Salisbury, NC 28144, p. 207 Gordan, Enus, Providence Hall, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 183 Grady, Robert A., 1 60 1 2th NE, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Grady, Vicky G., 1 60 1 2th NE, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Graham, Edward, 1 925 Ohio Avenue, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Graham, Karlene G., 1 1 35 Ponderosa Drive NW, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 193 Grayson, Carl J., 2712 Oakdale Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 169 Green, Johnny W., 1 1 60 Parker Street, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 207 Green, Penny L., 1 3 7 Cotter Avenue, Somerset, KY 42501 , p. 207 Gregory, Sandra W., Route 2, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Griffin, Ronald K., Apt. 27, Pine Forest N, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 207 ffin, Willie, 2614 Lake Sunset Drive, Orlando, FL 32805, p. 183 ffis, David, 2250 Edgewater Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 169 ffis, John G., 2250 Edgewater Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 183 ffis, Judy Ann, 143 Centenary Avenue Apt. 3, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 170 ffis, Patrick P., 3940 Guava Drive, Naples, FL 33940, p. 207 ffis, Rebecca L., 2250 Edgewater Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 193 ffith, Wanda, 1804 Stuart Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 mes, Steve L, General Delivery, Caldwell, WV 24925, p. 170 mmett, Shelby J., Route 1 Box 444, Pulaski, VA 24301 , p. 207 zzle, Trevor L. Dudley, Worcs, England, p. 183 Grooms, Mark K., 2302 Lakeview Drive, Bellbrook, OH 45305 Grotsky, Mike L., 1443 Magnolia, Apt. 1, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 170 Grotsky, Sheila J., Route 3, Box 319, Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Grubb, Paul W., 224 Morrow Road, South Lebanon, OH 45065, p. 193 Gullapalli Vinaya Kudu, Kakinkada, I, AP, INDIA, p. 183 Gunter, Ronald, 463 Worth Carel Apt. J, Cleveland, TN 37311 Gurley, Elaine, Route 6, Box 446, Marion, NC 28752, p. 207 Guthrie, Dwight D., Box 958, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 193 Gr Gr Gr Gr Gr I Gr Gr Gr I Gr I Gr 254 H Haar, Julia Marie, 801 14th St., Mosinee, WIS 54455, p. 170 Haar, Priscilla Ruth, 801 14th St., Mosinee, WIS 54455, p. 207 Hale, Annette C, Route 6, Manchester, TN 37355, p. 193 Hale, Arlin Walter, Route 6 Box 662, Manchester, TN 37355, p. 207 Hall, Duane Allen, 361 9 Crestwood, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 183 Hall, Kenneth Earl, P. O. Box 45, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 170 Hall, Phillip C, 1566 Holcombe Lake Road, Marietta, GA 30060, p. 170 Hall, Sarah, 1304 N King Charles Road, Raleigh, NC 27610 Hall, William Kenneth, 923 15th Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 170 Hamby, Jimmy, 221 Highland Avenue, Cleveland TN 37311 Hamilton, Earl Kent, Route 9 - Box 410, Pasadena, MD 21122, p. 170 Hamilton, Kenneth F., Route 3, Box 145, Hayesville, NC 28904 Hamilton, Marjorie Diane, Route 4, Lakeview Drive, Lenoir, TN 37771, p. 193 Hamilton, Randal C, Route 5, Levelland, TX 79336, p. 193 Hamilton, Theresa Kay, 1635 W Smithfield, Lakeland, FL 33801 Hammontree, Calvin Edwin, Box 391, Park Road, Sevierville, TN 37862, p. 207 Hamon, B. Randy, 373 Oak Street Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 183 Hamon, Keith Wayne, 373 Oak Street, Cleveland, TN 37511 Hancock, Lynn L., 101 Saleeda Street, Ninety Six, SC 29666 Haney, Clara Elaine, Route Box 1755, Lafayette, GA 30728, p. 193 Hanke, Peter Paul, 2137 Broomfield, Cleveland, TN 37311 Hanley, Debra Ann, 5727 N Morgan Lane, Chattanooga, TN 37415, p. 207 Hardeman, Curtis Stevie, Box 396, Mount Vernon, GA 30445 Hardin, Allan D., 4920 E 10th Avenue, Gary, IN 46403, p. 170 Hardison, Susan Jeanette, General Delivery, Warriormine, WVA 24894 Hardon, Paul, Box 447, White Sulphur Springs, WVA 24986 Harless, Janet, 1101 Fairway Drive, Kannapolis, NC 28081 Harley, Janice Nannette, P. O. Box 241, Crystal River, FL 32629 Harmeson, Phil Alan, 2035 W Lake Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 183 Harper, Michael Ray, 455 17th Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 170 Harris, B. Gary, 1 1 70 N Parker Street, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 170 Harris, Debbie Renee, 1549 Graymont Avenue, Birmingham, AL 35208 Harris, Deborah A., 135 Stuart Drive, Ft. Oglethorpe, GA 30741, p. 207 Harris, Deborah J., 11506 Braeside Place, Tampa, FL 33612, p. 207 Harris, Harold E., Route 2, Box 50, Hogansville, GA 30230 Harris, Mary E., 233 Mclntire Avenue, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Harrison, Brenda K., 6147 Dupree, Ferguson, MO 63135, p. 207 Harter, Melvin E., Apt. 4, Providence Hall, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 170 Hartgraves, Cindy, Route 2 Box 407, Walhalla, SC 29691, p. 207 Hartline, Robert, 271 2 J. Mack Circle, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Harvell, Shelby A., 3713 Springdale Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 171 Hathcock, Lindsay L., 3624 Bowman Circle, Cleveland, TN 37311 Hawley, Kenneth C, 6717 Larkspur Road, Morningside, MD 20023, p. 193 Hayes, Deborah K., 307 Lewis Street, Anderson, SC 29621 Heglar, Ronald W., 2704 Shady Lane, Concord, NC 28025, p. 193 Heil, Letha, 2465 Burning Fire Drive, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Helsley, Dale A., 621 4th Street, Apt. 3, Cleveland, TN 37311 Helton, Dave A., 24728 Marigold, Warren, Ml 48089 Hendel, Edwin M., 3555 Mill Road, Middletown, OH 45042 Henderson, Danny L., 1230 Sunset Trail, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 171 Henderson, Danny L., Pine Forest Apt. 43, Cleveland, TN 37311 Henderson, James A., RD 1, Irwin, PA 15642, p. 171 Henderson, J. Elaine, 1230 Sunset Trail, Cleveland, TN 37311 Henderson, Richard U., 2806 Gardenia Avenue NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Henley, Wanda Sue, 2829 Lydia Street, Jacksonville, FL 32200 Henry, Donna A., 900 Mickley Road P1-2, Whitehall, PA 18052, p. 207 Henson, Janice P., 121 16 Camelot Place, Oklahoma City, OK 73120, p. 207 Herndftn, Danny B., 41 00 Oleander Avenue, Fort Pierce, FL 33450 Herndon, Paul D., Box 447, White Sulphur, WV 24986, p. 193 Heron, John B., 517 Kirk Circle, Gardendale, AL 35071 Herrington, Wayne, P. O. Box 302, Hazlehurst, GA31539, p. 207 Herron, Earnest C, Pine Forest Apt., Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 171 Herron, Elizabeth A., Pine Forest Apts. 87, Cleveland, TN 37311 Herron, Robert W. Jr., 3022 Shelley Avenue, Baton Rouge, LA 70805, p. 207 Hersey, Bryan, Pine Forest Apt. 32, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 183 Hiben, Linda, 17107 Grettel Avenue, Fraser, Ml 48026, p. 207 Hickle, Virginia L., 34 Boone Street, Cumberland, MD 21502, p. 207 Hicks, Melodye A., Rt. 2 Longhollow Road, Maryville, TN 37801 Hickson, Stephanie L, 123 Alma Avenue, Lake Mary, FL 32746, p. 207 Higdon, Andrew J., 1053 Church Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Higgenbottom, James R., 1000 Emmett Avenue, Apt. B, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 183 Higgins, Janice R., 1565 34th Street SE, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 183 Hileman, Marcus A., Route 2, Box 363, China Grove, NC 28023, p. 207 Hill, Cindy A., Route 1 , Orrstown, PA 1 7244, p. 207 Hinson, Wade E., 325 Central Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311, p.. 194 Hires, Edna L, 1208 Martin L. King Drive, Orlando, FL 32805 Hires, Shirley A., 1208 Martin L. King Drive, Orlando, FL 32805 Hiserote, Virginia E., Willow Grove Road, Elmer, NJ 08318, p. 184 Hitchcock, Patricia A., RD 1 , Box 237, New Springfield, OH 44443, p. 193 Hitle, Nora A., 4050 North Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 255 Hixson, Richard E., 110 N C Street, Hamilton, OH 45013 Hobgood, Karen, Route 1, Box 35, Monroe, LA 71201 Hodge, Clarence E., Leggett Mt. Road, Sale Creek, TN 37373 Hogg, Gary W., Ison, Cumberland, KY 40823 Holcombe, Shelia F., Route 1, Ripley, TN 38063 Holden, Beverly K., 1 20 Fairway Acres, Lenoir, NC 28645 Holder, Steve D., Randolph Circle, Chattanooga, TN 37406, p. 194 Holdridge, Christine A., 223 1 2 Buck Street, Millville, NJ 08332 Holland, Doretta, 58 Thornton Drive, Fairborn, OH 45324, p. 171 Holland, Edward G., 710 Hawaissee Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Holland, Margaret B., 408 South Rankin, Natchez, MS 39120 Holland, Wanda G., P. O. Box 446, Meadville, MS 39653 Holley, Angela, 9325 Syracuse, Taylor, Ml 48180 Holliday, Frances, 358 Center Street, Carleton, Ml 481 17, p. 193 Hollis, Charles R., 2910 Woodlawn Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 194 Holmes, Kenton Lee, Glenwood Trailer Court, Lot 16, McDonald, TN 37353 Holt, Debra E., 1701 7th Street, Phenix City, AL 36867 Holt, Douglas L, 2004 David Drive, Metairie, LA 70003, p. 193 Hopkins, Brenda J., 727 Ely Road, Hixson, TN 37343 Home, Annis, 245 Ramsey Drive NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Horton, Roy E., 2040 NW 135 Street, Miami, FL 33167 Housley, Cathy C, Route 1 , McDonald, TN 37353, p. 184 Howard, lla, 302 Alabama Avenue, Warner Robins, GA 31093, p. 171 Howell, Beverly D., 801 29th Street, Orlando, FL 32805, p. 183 Howell, Connie R., 4628 Central Avenue, East Gary, IN 46405 Howell, Rebecca F., 203 Southern Street, Danville, VA 24541 Hudgins, Cynthia, 13 Lane C, Bessemer, AL 35020 Hudson, Gaye U., 1080 Parker Street, Apt. 4, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 184 Hudson, Larry D., 463 Worth Street, Apt. E, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 184 Hudson, Vicki R., 6402 E 15th Street, Wichita, KANSAS 67206, p. 184 Hughes, Harold L, 1312 Spring Street, Radford, VA 24141 Humbertson, Joann, Campbell Bridge Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Humble, Alrick G., 273, Route 5, New Castle, IN 47362 Humble, Nicholas W., Box 273, Route 5, New Castle, IN 47362, p. 171 Hundley, Jerry W., 459 17th Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 172 Hunt, Beverly C, 1505 Westside Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Hutchinson, Sharon L., Route 1 , Nicholls, GA 31 554, p. 193 Huntley, Mary Alice, 763 SW 4th Street, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441, p. 184 Hyatt, Melvin G., Route 2, Box 109, Cleveland, TN 37311 Ibrahim, Nady G., 551 E 6th Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 172 Ingham, Linda, Route 9, Box 390, Chillicothe, OH 45601 Ingram, Debra K., 22901 Magnolia, Flat Rock, Ml 48134, p. 194 Ingram, B. Paulette, 3985 Brookcrest Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 172 Isbill, Walter L, Route 2, Louisville, TN 37777 Ivan, Karen R., 623 Johnstown Road, Beckley, WV 25801 , p. 172 Ivester, Keith L, 187 Old Federal Road, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 184 Ivey, Kathy V., Route 2, Box 195, Vinemont, AL 35179 Jackson, Anita B., 3050 NE 13 Avenue, Pompano Beach, FL 33064 Jacobs, Raymond D., Jr., Route 3, Box 680, Cleveland, TN 37311 Jacobs, Tony E., Collegetown Mobile Estates, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 194 James, Diane E., 526 N 18th Street, West Memphis, AK 72301 James, H. Dale, 6231 Dodgen Road, Mableton, GA 30059 Jameson, Susan D., Route 2, Box 336, Ledyard, CN 06339, p. 194 Jeffcoat, Ronald W., 1190 Fairfield, Orangeburg, SC 29115, p. 172 Jeffers, Edward G., 1 709 Twin Brook Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 172 Jeffers, Joel C, 1 9th Street NE, Queens Apt. 1 , Cleveland, TN 37311 Jenkins, Robert J., Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Jenkins, Ronnie, 231 15th Street NE, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Johns, Shirley E., 9071 Harrison Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32208, p. 172 Johns, Wanda J., 1125 Claz Avenue, Louisville, KY 40219 Johnson, Debra S., 6103 Applegate Lane, Louisville, KY 40219 Johnson, Glenda, Route 2, Calhoun, GA 30701 Johnson, Gloria, 930 Trunk Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Johnson, Helen R., 250 Spring Lake Hills Drive, Maitland, FL 32751, p. 172 Johnson, Jacqueline D., P. O. Box 5819 E Street, Nassau, Bahamas, p. 184 Johnson, James P., 930 Trunk Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Johnson, Julia M., 650 Railroad Apt. D, Cleveland, TN 37311 Johnson, Lonnie Q., 650 Railroad Street, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 194 Johnson, Roger L., 4411 Larigo Drive, Knoxville, TN 37914 Johnson, Sue E., 125 Jonathan Lane, Oak Ridge, TN 37830, p. 194 Johnson, Susan G., 2800 Bentley Road, Huntsville, MA 35801, p. 184 Johnson, Virginia P., 410 Alton Avenue SE, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Jones, Charles A. Jr., 406 Thunder Road, Buford, GA 30518 Jones, Debbie, 8580 Ogden, Denver, CO 80229 Jones, James H., 4772 Berta Road, Memphis, TN 38109, p. 172 Jones, Marie C, P. O. Box 25, Alachua, FL 32615 Jones, Melda R., 516 Grove Road, Greenville, SC 29605, p. 194 Jones, Sibyl O., 1233 N Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Jones, Thomas E., Pine Forest Apt. 104, Cleveland, TN 37311 Jordan, Dennis W., 155 13th Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 184 Jordan, Kenneth F., 1603 Bleckley Street, Anderson, SC 29621, p. 184 Jumpp, Beverly Ann, 666 Carmen Street, Jacksonville, FL 32206 Justice, Diane L, 313 Washington Avenue, Ephrata, PA 17522 Justice, Garth E., 2500 Marian Avenue, Wilmington, DE 19805, p. 194 256 Justice, James, Road 11, Reinholds, PA 17569 Justice, Jerry D., 2500 Marion Avenue, Wilmington, DE 19805 K Kalen, Paul H. Jr., 418 53rd Street SW, Canton, OH 44706, p. 184 Kalmanir, Rebecca Ann, 177 Moross, Mt. Clemens, Ml 48043, p. 185 Kato, Terry L, Box 355, Alma, GA 31510, p. 194 Keen, Joseph G., P. O. Box 243, Old Town, FL 32680, p. 185 Keffer, Barbara, 1683 Ollie Street, Cocoa, FL 32922 Keller, Ella Jo, Route 6, Box 834, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Keller, Max D., 723 Poplar Street NE, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Kelley, Carolyn Sue, Route 2, Box 350, Seneca, SC 29670, p. 185 Kelly, Judith G., 4122 Highway Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 194 Kelly, Willie L, Route 4, Box 350, Wadesboro, NC 28170 Kendeall, Clifford, 7528 Short Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15218 Kendeall, Edward, 7528 Short Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15218 Kennedy, Wilma F., P. O. Box 277, Fallston, NC 28042 Keown, Frankie D., Route 6, Anderson, SC 29621 , p. 1 85 Kines, Daniel E., Box 7, Collegetown Mobile Estates, Cleveland, TN 37311 King, Gary H., 4004 Algenza, Fort Worth, TX 761 1 9 King, Pamela J., 35 Fleming Street, Lincoln, ME 04457, p. 194 King, Richard C, Route 3, Box 180, Bountsville, AL 35071 King, Sharon, 107 Jackson, Bonne Terre, MO 63628, p. 194 Knight, DeLance R., 256 Centenary Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Knight, Evelyn E., 250 Centenary Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Knowles, Diane S., P. O. Box N499, Nassau, Bahamas, p. 194 Knowles, Larry K., 99 Sunset Drive NW, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 185 Knowles, Patricia A., Route 2, Box 78, Middlesex, NC 27557, p. 194 Kuhn, Cheryl J., 216 Cresthill Avenue, Tonawanda, NY 14150 L Lacer, Danny E., Route 1, Box 268, Steele, MO 63877, p. 185 Lamb, William L, 2603 18th Avenue, Rockford, IL 61 108 Lance, Donna J., 3637 Phelps Street, Chattanooga, TN 37412 Lance, Ronda A., 3637 Phelps Street, Chattanooga, TN 37412 Landers, Walter M., 1 905 Park Street, NE Apt. 6, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 194 Landreth, Carroll E. Jr., 2 Wanda Lane, Little Rock, AK 72209, p. 185 Landreth, Johnna D., P. O. Box 9604, Little Rock, AK 72209 Landreth, Wanda J., P. O. Box 9604, Little Rock, AK 72209 Lane, Cynthia, 1018 Dyal Street, Jacksonville, FL 32206, p. 194 Lane, Tony P., 1354 Watson, Aurora, IL 60538 Lanier, Sue Ann, 201 Brentshire Drive, Brandon, FL 3351 1 , p. 195 Larson, Cheryl J., Box 294, Magnolia, OH 44643, p. 185 Laughlin, Robert E., 714 Kendon, Lansing, Ml 48910 Laughlin, Roger Lee, 714 Kendon, Lansing, Ml 48910 Lauster, David W., 1586 3rd Street S, Naples, FL 33940, p. 195 Lawrence, Harry, 2211 Kenwood Lane, Dalton, GA 30720 Lazenby, David M., Glenwood Trailer Park, McDonald, TN 37353 LeCroy, Keith D., Box 418, Route 2, Walhalla, SC 29691 LeCroy, Roger A., Route 2, Walhalla, SC 29691 , p. 185 Lee, James L, 2165 Gregory Drive, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Lee, Kenneth, 1526 Sherman Street, Decatur, AL 35601, p. 195 Lefevers, Ronnie E., 212 N Carpenter Street, Kings Mountain, NC 28086 Leigh, Sandra G., 5122 Karl Lane, Orlando, FL 32808 Lemley, Lugh J., 2902 N Henderson Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 195 Leonard, James B. Jr., 1220 Peoples Street, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 173 Levels, Deborah V., 325 Sheridan Road, Evansville, IN 47710, p. 195 Lewinson, Issachar, Cheylesmore Coventry, England Linder, Connie Lee, 631 W 129th Avenue, Crown Point, IN 46307 Linder, Greg A., 631 W 129th Avenue, Crown Point, IN 46307, p. 186 Lindsey, Jimmy, P. O. Box 4, Lexington, TN 38251 Lipson, P. Elizabeth, Box 776 Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 195 Livingston, Loran, 155 13th Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 173 Livingston, Dennis O., Route 4, Box 312, Wadesboro, NC 28170, p. 186 Lloyd, J. Vernon, 1819 South 30th Street, Ft. Pierce, FL 33450, p. 195 Lloyd, Michael E., P. O. Box 12, Bossett, AK 72313, p. 186 Lonon, Tana J., 601 SE First, Belle Glade, FL 33430, p. 173 Loudermilk, John M., 2902 Pleasant Grove Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Lovelace, Charles N., 153 Centenary, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 173 Lowery, Janice, 420 26th Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Lowery, Linda O, 206 W Clinton, Heber Springs, AK 72543, p. 186 Lowery, Pamela A., 301 Andrews Street, Rossville, GA 30741, p. 186 Lowery, Steven L, 420 26th Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Lowry, Larry A., 812 Woodland Avenue, Rossville, GA 30741, p. 195 Lucy, Bonnie R., Route 2, Mouse Creek Road, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 186 Luke, Jimmie B., 1298 E Gates, Columbus, OH 43216 Luke, Karen A., 1 05 Graham Avenue, Rocky Mount, NC 27801, p. 186 Luke, Patsy A., 105 Graham Avenue, Rocky Mount, NC 27801, p. 195 M McBrayer, Stephen A., Box 160, Route 3, Ball Ground, GA 30107, p. 195 McChesney, Janis, 213 Denver, Waterloo, IW 50701 McClain, David H., 3620 N Ocoee -5, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 173 McClain, Janice F., 276 E 25th Street, Jacksonville, FL 32206 McClain, Jerry L., 153 Centenary Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 McClave, Tyrone J., 247 Cleveland Street, Bristol, PA 19007 McClinton, Vicki L., 121 1 Hudson Avenue, Bessemer, AL 35020 -. McClung, Judith K., 3816 Woodcrest, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 McClure, Lillie L, Route 3, Box 235, Hayesville, NC 28904. p. 173 McConnell, Carl C, 11th Street, 150 Providence Hall, Cleveland, TN 37311 257 McCormick, William A., 620 Canton Road, Cumming, GA 30130 McCoy, Stephen L, 453 V2 Centenary Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 McCracken, Bertha Ann, 233 17th Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 McCracken, Roger D., Route 9, London, KY 40741 McCullar, Steven M., 3097 W 97th Avenue, 5302, Denver, CO 80211 McCullough, V. Jean, 253 15th Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 173 McCullough, Virgil O. Jr., 2507 NE Pine Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 McDaniel, Charles C, 2915 Clearwater Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 173 McDonald, David C, 5714-66th Street, Kenosha, Wl 53140, p. 174 McEachin, Donnie, 61 1 Kersey Street, Hazlehurst, GA 31539 McElhaney, David A., 6513 Learnaglerd, North Ridgeville, OH 44039, p. 186 McGuire, Clyde G., 1329 Hawn Drive, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 McKamey, Roger Paul, 9412 Livingston Road, Oxon Hill, MD 20022 McKay, Pamela S., 14th Street E, Winfield, AL 35594, p. 186 McManan, Michael H., Route 27, Humphrey Road, Knoxville, TN 37918 McManus, Patricia D., 1343 Canterbury Road, Macon, GA 31206, p. 186 Madden, Mary F., 4804 Gwinfield Drive, Knoxville, TN 37920 Maddox, Shirley B., Route 2, Walker Valley Acres, Cleveland, TN 37311 Maklary, Hazel L., Route 4, Box 194A, Covington, LA 70433 Mallory, Marcella L, P. O. Box N-303, Nassau, N.P. Bahamas Maloney, Sharon J., Old Federal Road, Route 8, Box 187, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 186 Mann, Linda D., 304 W Newell Street, Winter Garden, FL 32787 Manning, James C. II, 598 Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 195 Maples, Ben R. Jr., P. O. Box 1037, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863 Markham, Judy P., Route 2, Box 187-R, Lake City, FL 32255, p. 174 Marthaler, Lance P., Route 4, Box 161 FC, Cedar Springs Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Martin, Lee R., P. O. Box 921, Cumming, GA 30130 Martin, Theresa Ann, 5004 Opaline Road, Richmond, VA 23223 Martindale, David, 27 Brainwood Crescent, Newburgh, NY 12550, p. 195 Martindale, John H. Jr., 1030 Hardwick Street, Apt. 5, Cleveland, TN 37311 Martinez, Ida A., 1407 W Irving Park, Chicago, IL 60613 Mason, Paula J., Mariners Road, Crisfield, MD 21817, p. 195 Masters, Karen M., 3340 Jackson Circle SE, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 186 Mattox, Glenda A., 1403 E 15th Street, Savannah, GA 31404 Mauldin, Walter C. Jr., FSS, Drawer A, Radford, VA 24141 , p. 195 May, Ken, 930 12th Avenue, Phenix City, AL 36867 Mayberry, Deborah R., 60 Summek Street, Oakland, ME 04963 Mayo, Daniel H., 1209 Knight Drive, Gadsden, AL 35004 Maze, Mike, P. O. Box 1 75, E Kimberly, AL 35091 , p. 1 74 Medley, Carole Ann, 45240 Paris Drive, Belleville, Ml 48111 Medlin, Brenda D., Niblack Apts. $103, Vincennes, IN 47591, p. 195 Melvin, Frances H., Box 18, Tip Top, VA 24655 Meyers, Barry C, 254 15th Street, NW, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 174 Meyers, Carla J., 253 1 5th Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Mikell, James D., 21 Jameswood Avenue, Savannah, GA 31406 Mikell, Jo Ann, 21 Jameswood Avenue, Savannah, GA 31406, p. 195 Miller, Billie D., 101 W Franklin Street, Troy, OH 45373, p. 186 Miller, Claude R., Route 7, Box 635, Lakeland, FL 33801 , p. 174 Miller, Daniel R., 1013 Green Street, Reading, PA 19604, p. 174 Miller, David E. II, 400 Tuckahoe, Madison, TN 37115 Miller, Dewey W., 3620 N Ocoee Street, Apt. 1 1 , Cleveland, TN 37311 Milliner, Donna, 1533 Ocoee Street, NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Milliner, Edward Lee, 1533 Ocoee Street, NW 3, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 174 Minay, Jose David, Santiago, Chile Mirkovich, Joseph A., 1820 Carissa Road, Lake Clarke Shores, FL 33406 Mitchell, Brenda K., Route 2, Box 144, Dudley, NC 28333, p. 186 Mizelle, Anita G., Route 2, Box 210, Windsor, NC 27983, p. 195 Mobley, Paula J., 2610 Flat Shoals Road, Decatur, GA 30034, p. 195 Mogg, Patricia M., 9510 Nordic Drive, Seabrook, MD 20801 Molina, Joy T., 6808 Yolanda Drive, Ft. Worth, TX 761 1 2, p. 196 Monterosso, Larry, 2267 Detroit Street, Lincoln Park, Ml 48146, p. 196 Montgomery, Danny L., 5785 Globe Street, Westland, Ml 48185 Mooney, Marshall R., 825 Mouse Creek Road, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 186 Moore, Arthur, 119 N Edgeworth, Royal Oak, Ml 48067, p. 196 Moore, Charlotte R., 763 Eastport Road, Jacksonville, FL 32218, p. 186 Moore, Danny R., 1 120 Tener Street, Johnstown, PA 15904, p. 196 Moore, Deborah K., P. O. Box 353, Ravenswood, WV 26164 Moore, E. Dean, 22 Oakdale Drive, Cartersville, GA 30120 Moore, Gary A., 1331 SE 3rd Avenue, Deerfield, FL 33441 Moore, James T., Route 3, Anadarko, OK 73005 Moore, Leslie, 2629 30th Street NE, Canton, OH 44705 Moore, Patricia L., Box 1829, Lee Coll ege, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 174 Moore, Patsy W., Route 2, Box 1 05, Walnut Grove, MS 39189, p. 196 Moore, Peggy E„ 5197 Riverhill Road, Marietta, GA 30060, p. 186 Moore, Rick D., 1337 Hull Street, Ypsilanti, Ml 48197, p. 186 Moore, Robert A., 1 1 9 N Edgeworth, Royal Oak, Ml 48051 , p. 174 Moore, Timothy R., Box 111, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 186 Moran, Kathleen, 200 Davenport Avenue, New Haven, CN 06519 Morris, Gary W., Carroll Court, Apt. 1 , Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 196 Morehead, Joel A., Pine Forest Apts. 88, Cleveland, TN 37311 258 Morgan, Betty R., Box 72, Lexington, TN 38351 Morgan, James R., Box 801 , Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311 Mosley, Karen F., Box 35, Jasper, TN 37347, p. 174 Moss, Patricia J., 1200 Market Street, Decherd, TN 37324 Mudd, Betty J., 14 Vol Page Street, Farmingdale, NY 11735, p. 174 Muldez, Francis A., 150 11th Street, Apt. 11, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 196 Mulkey, Brenda F., 409 Liberty Street, Blakely, GA 31 723, p. 196 Mullis, Cameron J., 205 Dale, Kannapolis, NC 28081 Mundy, Debra Anne, Route 1 , Marble, NC 28905 Munford, David K., 45 Glen Oak Drive, Danville, VA 24541 Murphree, Gaynette M., 1860 Carolina Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Murphy, Hillman G., Route 8, Box 47, Mobile, AL 36608, p. 196 Murray, Daniel R., 428 Hanover Drive, Graham, NC 27253, p. 186 Musick, Gail D., Route 3, Box 223A, Lebanon, VA 24266, p. 174 Myers, David D. Jr., Box 10, Nash, OK 73741 Myers, Herbert R., 270 1st Street, NW, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 186 Myers, Isaac L., Box 151 , Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 175 Myers, Pricilla K., Route 2, Pikeville, TN 37367 N Neal, Nancy Ann, 1807 Lee Avenue, Bluefield, VA 24605 Neeley, Sally D., P. O. Box 507, Senatobia, MS 38668 Nelson, Joseph A., 680 Montgomery Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Nelson, Linda J., 4416 Nameoki Road, Granite City, IL 62040 Nelson, Susan C, 680 Montgomery Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Nerren, George N., 3680 Oakcrest Avenue. Cleveland, TN 37311 Newsome, Faythe, 63 Pine Forest N, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Newton, James O., 3861 Greendale Drive, NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Newton, Pamela K., Box 902, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 187 Newton, Ray J., Box 902, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 175 Nichols, E. J., 510 Pennsylvania Avenue, Etowah, TN 37331, p. 196 Nichols, Fred D., 1033 Parker Street, NE Apt. 2, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 175 Nichols, Judith N., 2409 Peerless Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Nichols, Linda F., 1033 Parker Street NE, Apt. 2, Cleveland, TN 37311 Nichols, William D., 10 E 5th Street, Williamson, WV 25661 Nobles, Sharon A., 1506 Copley Drive, Sumter, SC 29150, p. 187 Norman, Roma, 4806 Walleman, 1 05, Ft. Worth, TX 761 1 7 Norrell, Judy C, Route 1, Graham, AL 36263, p. 196 Northam, Jerry Lee, 2800 Peerless Road, Apt. 2, Cleveland, TN 37311 Norton, Gloria J., 691 Robinson Drive, Chattanooga, TN 37412, p. 175 Nunnery, Ruth Ann, 2388 Stair, Detroit, Ml 48209 O Oaks, Charles D., 618 Beal Street, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548, p. 187 O ' Bannon, Nancy M., Route 3, Box 261 , Cleveland, TN 37311 Oberlander, Alan Lynn, 206 9th Street W, Lemmon, SD 57638 Obichuku, Martin C, URU OGWA, Owern, Nigeria Odom, Franklin W., 143 Centenary Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 175 Odom, Mary D., 143 Centenary Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 175 Odum, Sylvia K., Route 2, Box 450-D, Savannah, GA 31404, p. 196 O ' Neal, Marilyn A., 4903 Belk Vista Drive, Chattanooga, TN 37412, p. 196 O ' Neal, Michael D., Pine Forest, Apt. 97, Cleveland TN 37311, p. 187 O ' Neal, Vicki C, Pine Forest, Apt. 97, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 175 O ' Neil, Lydia M., 1 1 73 Peoples Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Orvin, Gladys Y., 603 Choctaw Street, Anderson, SC 29621, p. 187 Overbay, Elizabeth K., P. O. Box 333, laeyer, WV 24844, p. 196 Overstreet, VeRona A., 733 NW 14th Avenue, Ocala. FL 32670 Pace, Richard L, 115 Prince Avenue, Marietta, GA 30060, p. 197 Pace, Robert D., 2414 Brookhurst Drive, Atlanta, GA 30341, p. 197 Pack, Bob J., College Arms, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Padgett, Ronald M., Box 965, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 175 Padgett, Ronnie B., 2801 Leftwich Lane, Anderson, SC 29621 Padgett, Tony M., 2801 Leftwich Lane, Anderson, SC 29621, p. 197 Painter, Mary S., 614 Arrow Dr., Cleveland, TN 37311 Palmer, Gary M., 319 9th Ave. S, Nampa, ID 83611, p. 175 Parker, Hubert M., Route 6, Box 271 B, Columbus, MS 39701, p. 197 Parker, Russell E., Box 596, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311 Parks, Keith B., Box 121 , Anawalt, WVA 24808 Parnell, Carl S., 91 Basswood Drive, Newport News, VA 23601, p. 175 Parris, Brenda S., Route 1 , Box 53, Heflin, AL 36264 Patrick, Terry R., 103 Scott Drive, Enterprise, AL 36300 Patterson, Sherylen S., 929 Douglas Court, Norcross, GA 30021 Patton, Catherine M., P. O. Box 517 Es., Nassau, N.P. Bahamas Patton, Daphne F., Box 36, Sanford Drive, Rock Sound, Bahamas, p. 187 Patton, Paula F., 430 26th Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 197 Patton, Sherrol A., P. O. Box 36, Rock Sound. Bahamas Payne, Mike, 914 Sandars Drive, Hamilton, OH 95013, p. 175 Peart, George S., Clarendon Road West, Charlton, NC Peeples, Brenda S., 71 04 Cove Place, Tampa, FL 3361 7 Pemberton, Clynette B., 614 Lakeland Drive. Cleveland, TN 37311 Pemberton, Larry D., 614 Lakeland Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Pendleton, Beverly F., Carroll Court, Apt. 3, Cleveland, TN 37311 Pendleton, Herbert M., Carroll Court, Apt. 3, Cleveland, TN 37311 Perritte, Larry E., Pine Forest Apts. N. 69, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 187 Perry. Robert E., Route 1, Box 88-18, Crisfield, MD 21817 259 Pettit, Bryce A.. Box 54, Garden City, AL 35070, p. 197 Pettitt, Thomas M., 4085 Wentworth Drive, Troy, Ml 48084 Pettit, W. Raymond Jr., 4085 Wentworth Drive, Troy, Ml 48084 Pettiway, Jeffrey D., 2603 N. Davis, Pensacola, FL 32503 Petty, Sara, 1 040 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 197 Phillips, David G . 305 Van Buren Drive, Dalton. GA 30720, p. 197 Phillips, Grady M. Jr., P. O. Box 23, Mt. Vernon, AL 36560 Phillips, James L , 6818 Conner Lane, Chattanooga, TN 37421 Phillips, Patricia A., 390 Eighth Street. Cleveland, TN 37311 Phipps, Danny C, 2380 Kile Lake Road =3, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 176 Pike, Tommy T., 733 Highland Avenue NW, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 176 Pinder, Daphne A., Box N3734, Nassau, Bahamas, p. 197 Pittman, Carolyn J., 5046 N Lee Highway, Cleveland, TN 37311 Poe, Randy L, 108 Armory Road, Galax, VA 24333 Pompey, Timothy L, Box 391 , Sevierville, TN 31862, p. 197 Poplin, Marsha L., 1516 Leonard, Muskegon, Ml 49440 Porter, Garry J., 813 Exetur Road, Columbus, OH 43213 Poss, Judy A., Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 187 Poteete, Bobbie D ., Route 5, Box 601 . Little Rock, AK 72207, p. 197 Pounders, Pamela J., 3549 S Western Boulevard, Chicago, IL 60609 Powell, Karen E., 1571 Shamrock Trail, Smyrna, GA 30080, p. 197 Powell, Larry D., 1 165 Lldredge Circle NW, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 176 Pressley, Pamela K., 610 20th Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Pressley, Shirley F., P. O. Box 2246, Vero Beach, FL 32960 Pressley, Wanda C , 61 20th Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 187 Preston, Dorothy Ann, 3506 N Jackson Street, College Park, GA 30337 Preat, Ginger T., 2500 NW 58th Street, Miami, FL 33149 Pritchett, Teresa G., Route 1 , Box 182, Byhalia, MS 3861 1 Puckett, Riley E., Route 1 , Box 418-A, Bessemer City, NC 28016, p. 197 Puckett, Sharon L., 355 Apache Trail, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 187 Pyeatt, Barry R., 1 Brookview Drive, Greenville, SC 29605 Pyeatt, Terry R., Route 1 , Box 1 16, Platteville, CO 80651 Q Quails, James M., 101 16 Alambra Avenue, Tampla, FL 3361 9 R Raath, Ethan, South Africa, p. 176 Ragsdale, Thomas Gary, 1 776 Wood Glen Drive, Jackson, MS 39207 Ramsey, Daniel R., Providence Hall, Apt. 14, Cleveland, TN 37311 Ramsey, Sharon O, Route 3, Box 224, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 187 Rankin, Stan Lee, Route 3, Seneca, SC 29678, p. 197 Rathbone, Steven E., Route 1, Woodbine Circle, Maryville, TN 37801, p. 198 Rayborn, Sandra M., 627 Robson Street, Lakeland, FL 35801, p. 198 Reed, John G., 1402 San Highway, Chattanooga, TN 37412 Reeves, Mitchell G„ Carroll Court, Apt. 6, Cleveland, TN 37311 Reid Naomi K., Route 4, Box 185A, Jackson, MS 39208 Renta, Angel L., 1730 Daisy Avenue, Hope Acres, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 176 Retcofsky, Paul L, 5813 S Nashville, Chicago, IL 60638 Reynolds, H. David, Route 2, Kite, GA 31049, p. 187 Reynolds, Sandra K., Route 1 , Box 132, Connelly Springs, NC 28612, p. 176 Rhoden, Sylvia C, 220 Leth Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Rhodes, Bobby J., Carroll Court, Apt. 19, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 187 Rhodes, Debra J., P. O. Box 64, Kannapolis, NC 28081 , p. 198 Rhodes, Sandra W., Carroll Court, Apt. 19, Cleveland, TN 37311 Rice, Donna M., Box 72, Somerset, PA 15501 Rice, Melvin D., P. O. Box 72, Somerset, PA 15501, p. 198 Rice, Pamela, 1236 Mann Avenue, Austin, IN 47102, p. 176 Richard, Debra Ann, 2703 Joseph Street NW, Canton, OH 44708 Richards, Phillip G., Route 5, Box 220, Morgantown, WV 26505 Richardson, David R., Box 15, Delbarton, WV 25670, p. 187 Richie, Jake, 5428 Cassandra Smith, Hixson, TN 37343 Richmond, Columbus O, P. O. Box 1006, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311 Ridenhour, Steve W., Route 1 Box 118, Crescent City, FL 32012, p. 198 Ridgeway, Kathy G., 383 Walker Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Riggins, W. Angela, P. O. Box 1419, Cleveland, TN 37311 Riggs, Priscilla O., 6901 Outerloop, Louisville, KY 40228, p. 188 Riley, Milton W., 275 1 8th Street NE, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 198 Ring, Frederick Lee, 2310 Lower Roswell Road, Marietta, GA 30062 Robbins, Buster John, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Robbins, Edgar L„ 444 Maxwell Road, Roswell, GA 30075, p. 198 Roberson, Dewey C, 505 N Market, Chattanooga, TN 37405 Roberts, Mary Katherine, 307 Lafayette Street, Water Valley, MS 38965 Robinson, Annie M., 620 N Irving, Greenville, Ml 48838, p. 198 Robinson, Brenda Gail, Route 1 , Addison, AL 35540 Robinson, Dennis, Route 4, Dublin, GA 31021 Rodgers, Christopher James, Route 6, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 198 Rogers, Janice M., 8723 Wick Place, Tampa, FL 33604 Rollison, John Herbert, Box 965, Cross City, FL 32628, p. 188 Roop, Marsha Lynn, 35751 Thames, Westland, Ml 48185, p. 188 Roope, Rebecca Gail, 2507 Woodlawn Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Rose, Darrell W., 115 Scott Avenue, 14, Vandalia, OH 45377, p. 198 Rosson, Charles Daniel, P. O. Box 1, Richmondale, OH 45673, p. 188 Rousseau, Michael G., 1705 Clemmen Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Russell, Gregory Dale, Pine Forest Apts., 51 18, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 176 Sanders, Deborah P., 1601 Jordan, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 188 Sanders, Jeff L, 1 605 1 7th Avenue, Phenix City, AL 36867 Sanders, Shirley J., Route 3, Box 248, Cleveland, TN 37311 260 Sandjaja, Susanty, Kt. Sirih Barat 12 10A, Jakarta, Indonesia Sanford, Charles R., 4440 Marie Circle NW, Cleveland, TN 37311 Sanford, Theodore L, 388 Old Ringgold Road, Chattanooga, TN 37400, p. 188 Saunders, Richard D., 801 Ronald Drive N, Ridgeville, OH 44039 Saunders, Ronald D., 321 17th Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 177 Schembri, Mary, 2381 Stair, Detroit, Ml 45209, p. 188 Schmidt, William H. Jr., Star Route, Georgetown, FL 32039, p. 188 Schoate, David E., Route 5, Mmnis Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Scott, Tony D., Collegetown Mobile Estates, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 177 Screen, Clifford E., 155 NW, 15th Street, Pompano Beach, FL 33060 Seals, Kathy, 3012 Oakland Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Self, Diane K., P. O. Box 143, Pinson, AL 35126, p. 177 Sellers, Howard M., Box 32, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 177 Sellers, Martha A., 1710 Jordan Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Sellers, Terry R., Tallapoosa Street, Bremen, GA 30110, p. 188 Selvage, Patsy A., 5554 Mulberry Avenue. Portage, IN 46368, p. 198 Senduk, Inge H., jl, K. H. Wahid Hanjun 6F, Taharta, Indonesia Serrano, Ismael, Box 35, Lee-College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 198 Sexton, Benjamin G., 310 Dickens Avenue, Anderson, SC 29621 Shadnck, Trudy W., 841 Walker Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 177 Shaffer, James P., 10800 Gabnella Drive, Parma, OH 44130, p. 198 Shambach, Joni L, P. O. Box 216, Everett, PA 15537 Shean, Ronald F., 1630 Rolling Brook Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Sheets, Gary L, Route 2, Box 128, Kannapolis, NC 28081 Shepherd, Carlos, 3015 Hiawatha Avenue, Columbus, OH 43224 Shepherd, Jerry D., 921 Beech Tree, Grand Haven, Ml 49417 Shook, Rebecca, 212 Ardrey Lane, Austin, IN 47102 Short, Wonnie L., 936 Jefferson Square Apt. D, Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 Silver, Robert J., 1473 Church Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 198 Silvey, Jane E., 413 Roslyn Drive, Gadsden, AL 35901 Simons, Brenda J., 131 5 Parker Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 188 Simms, Maxine L., P. O. Box 5358, Nassau, Bahamas, p. 177 Simms, William J., P. O. Box 5358, Nassau, Bahamas Simpson, Rebecca R., 212 Ardrey Lane, Austin, IN 47102, p. 198 Sims, Patricia K., 2706 Pine Drive NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Singo, Jonathan P., 4206 17th Street, Wyandotte, Ml 48192 Sinks, Michael V., 833 Ogden Road, New Lenox, IL 60451 Skaggs, Gerald A., 4126 Castleman, St. Louis, MO 63110, p. 177 Slater, Caleeta Lynn, 981 Montgomery Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Slater, John C, 981 Montgomery Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Smartt, Daniel E., 260 R 1st Street NW, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 188 Smartt, Jenny Lee, 260 R 1st Street NW. Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 177 Smith, Amos, Route 1 , Box 99, Stedman, NC 28391 Smith, Cathy J., Route 4, Box 534, Guntersville, AL 35976, p. 199 Smith, Charles H., 900 Maplewood Avenue. Anniston, AL 36201 Smith, Delwyn G., 817 N Main Street, Mooresville, NC 28115 Smith, Franklin T., 1 771 Perry Street. Cleveland, TN 3731 1 . p. 199 Smith, James M., 215 Timber Knoll Drive. A108. Chattanooga, TN 37421 Smith, Jesse R., Route 5, Box 18, Louisa, KY 41230 Smith, Joy N., 130 G Circle, Thomaston, GA 30286 Smith, Karen E., 1 102 Anita Drive, Chattanooga, TN 3741 1 Smith, Larry D., S Welevyn Court; Greenville, SC 29607 Smith, Marsha G., Route 3, Soddy, TN 37379 Smith, Mickey, P. O. Box 1075, Covington, LA 70433, p. 177 Smith, Pamela J., 98-608 Kaimulp, Aiea, Hawaii 96701 Smith, Rebecca Ann, P. O. Drawer I, South Coffeyville, OK 74072 Smith, Richard, 1807 Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, FL 32771 Smith, Ronald A., Route 8, Box 775, Lakeland, FL 33803, p. 199 Snyder, Karen Lynn, 7734 W 65 Street, Bedford Park, IL 60501 Snyder, Lauretta L, 126 S Main Street, Middletown, OH 45042, p. 177 Solar, Scott D., Box 37 Stollings. Logan, WV 25646, p. 177 Solomon, Stephen L., Box 313, Route 4, Ringgold. GA 30736, p. 199 Soots, Dana I., 205 Maple Place NW, Lenoir, NC 28645 Souther, Shauna S., 107 Larue Drive, Morrow, OH 45152, p. 199 Sowder, Gregory K., 4940 W Esplanabe Avenue, Metairie, LA 70002 Sparks, James T., 505 McCluney Drive, Gaffney, SC 29340 Speer, Gayle B., Route 1 , Box 1 92-A, Dalton, GA 30720, p. 199 Spell, Leonard C, 7230 Mockingbird Trail, Riverdale, GA 30274 Spencer, Joe R., P. O. Box 362, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Splawn, Patricia O., 1350 Peoples Street, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 177 Splawn, William M., 1350 Peoples Street, Cleveland. TN 37311 Spooner, James R., P. O. Box 64, Caruthersville, MO 63830, p. 177 Stanley, Karetha Lynn, P. O. Box 313, Russell. KY 41169, p. 199 Stason, Patricia L, 608 S Indiana, Kokomo, IN 46901 Stearns, Karl W., Route 1, Woonsocket, Rl 02895, p. 199 Stevens, Audrey Y., 1012 18th Street, West Palm Beach, FL 33407 Stevens, Shirley A., Route 1 , Box 333, Blytheville, AK 72315 Stevenson, Michelle P., 1137 NW 16th Court, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33311 Stewart, Russ A., 91 Hillview Drive, Cary, NC 2751 1 Stewart, Vonnie E., 4271 Spangler Road, Medway, OH 45341 Stoik, Jerry A., Box 262, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Stokes, Deborah Lynn, 7019 Darien Way, Clearwater. FL 33516, p. 178 Stokes, Denise L, 7019 Darien Way, Clearwater, FL 33516. p. 199 Stone, Bryan L, 733 Hill, Lebanon, PA 17042 Stone, Jesse R., Route 2, Middlesex, NC 27557 Stone, L. Gloria, 1 1 60 Peoples Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 261 Stone, Sylvia, 1 160 Peoples Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 178 Stone, Vicki D., 1160 Peoples Street, Apt. 7, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 199 Stoneham, Danny P., 135 Cass Street, Sheridan, Ml 48884 Stott, Charles A , Route 5, Maryville. TN 37801, p. 199 Strickland, Myra L. 542 Church Street, Royston, GA 30662, p. 188 Stripling, Randall Lynn, Box 201, Lee College, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 199 Stucky, Debra Lea, Lot 17, Collegetown Mobile Estates, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 199 Stultz, Lisa S., Route 1, Everett, PA 15537 Sullivan, James M., 73 King Street, Maryville, TN 37801 Sullivan, Katina C, 1080 Parker Street, Apt. 5, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 199 Sullivan, Mike E., 210 Meadowbrook Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Sullivan, Robert G., 618 Westover Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Sullivan, Sandra J., 618 Westover Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Sullivan, Teresa D., Route 1, Box 127, Pinson, AL 35126, p. 199 Sumler, Roger Lee, Box 849, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Sumpter, Brenda J., Route 5, Searcy, AK 72143, p. 188 Surface, Ralph S., Route 4, Box 427, Lewistown, PA 1 7044 Sutberry, David Lee, Route 2, Box 76, Blue Ridge, GA 30513, p. 199 Swiger, Gwenda Sue, 3425 Eveningside Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 T Tabor, Vickey Sue, 1222 S Third Street, Wilmington, NC 28401, p. 188 Talley, Terry R., P. O. Box 109, Copperhill, TN 37317 Taylor, David F., Box 394, Masury, OH 44438, p. 188 Teague, Jane C, Route 1, Ranburne, AL 36873, p. 188 Teams, James Lee, Route 4, Springplace Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Teams, Lackawanna, Route 4, Apt. 4, Springplace Road, Cleveland, TN 37311 Tharp, Irma G., Route 1, Box 136, Pangburn, AK 72121 Thomas, Cathy Lee, 2417 Meadow Lane, Lakeland, FL 33801 Thomas, John C, 507 Woodward Avenue, Athens, TN 37303, p. 199 Thomas, Kendall Z., 270 Apt. 2 17th Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Thomas, Larry D,, 4810 Scarff Road, New Carlisle, OH 45344, p. 200 Thomas, Linda G,, Route 2, Box 133, Bartow, FL 33880 Thomas, Michael J., Apt. 32, Springbrook Apts., Cleveland, TN 37311 Thomas, Philip E., P. O. Box 477, Cross City, FL 32628 Thomas, Wayne A., 1210 Sunset Trail, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 200 Thomas, William J., 1715 Center Road, Raleigh, NC 27608 Thompson, Barbara A., 1938 Danbury Drive, Norcross, GA 30071 Thompson, Kirby L., 616 20th Avenue, Vero Beach, FL 32960 Thorton, Patricia V., 2460 New Clinton Road, Macon, GA 31201, p. 200 Tidwell, David W., 150 Indian Hills Court, Marietta, GA 30062, p. 178 Tiller, Michael M., 1870 Green Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311 Tiller, Teesha F., 1200 Sunset Trail, Cleveland, TN 37311 Tiller, Victor C, 1200 Sunset Trail, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Tillery, Rhoda J., Box 342, Madison, GA 30650, p. 188 Tirey, Danny Lee, Route 1 , Box 69, Clay City, KY 40312, p. 188 Todd, Sharon, Route 6, Boaz, AL 35957 Todd, Tim T., Route 1, Box 16, Sanford, NC 27330, p. 178 Torres, Michael D., Route 4, Box 185-T, Covington, LA 70433 Towe, Carol E., 121 Cecil Lane, Chattanooga, TN 37400 Townley, David Lynn, Carroll Court, Apt. 4, 20th Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 188 Townley, Nancy P., Carroll Court, 20th Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Trammell, R. Joel, 1 1 60 Peoples Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 178 Trammell, Sylvia Sue, 1 1 60 Peoples Street NE Cleveland, TN 37311 Tremmel, Brenda D., Route 1, Claysburg, PA 16625, p. 200 Trenum, Gary U., Apt. 35, Pine Forest Apts., Cleveland, TN 37311 Trenum, Mary Y., Pine Forest Apts. -35, Cleveland, TN 37311 Triplett, Bennie S., 315 Love Avenue, Greenwood, IN 46142 Turner, Jerry Lee, 5852 South Union Road, Miamisburg, OH 45342 Turner, Rodney Max, 3600 SE 24th, Del City, OK 731 1 5, p. 189 Tyson, Frankie J., 2806 South Wood, Tallahassee, FL 32301 U Underwood, Chris D., 1 149 N Columbia, Box 333, Covington, LA 70433, p. 200 Underwood, James L., 1 168 Peoples Street, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 200 Underwood, Mozella, 903 Tyler Avenue, Ft. Payne, AL 35967 Underwood, Rebecca Jo, 1 149 N Columbia, P. O. 333, Covington, LA 70433 V Valcarcel, David, 1040 Church Street, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 189 Valcarcel, Ramon, 883 N Parker Street S3, Cleveland, TN 37311 Valcarcel, Ruth, 1 040 Church Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 178 Valcarcel, Zelma J., 883 N Parker Street. Apt. 3, Cleveland, TN 37311 Van Haitsma, Dennis Lee, 923 Pace, Logansport, IN 46947, p. 207 Vanoy, Daniel, White ' s Trailer Court, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Van Winkle, Wilson G., 357 Jeanne Drive, Melbourne, FL 32935, p. 189 Vaughn, A. J., 714 Mimosa, Cleveland, TN 37311 Vaughn, Roger A., 2050 Young, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Vaughn, Windell, Lee College, Box 984, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 178 Veasey, Linda G., 1321 N New Hampshire Avenue, Tavares, FL 32778 VerBurg, Debra M., 110 Hounds Run, Goose Creek, SC 29405 Vernatter, Wesley K., Apt. 33 Carroll Court, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 200 Vicars, Joseph H., 22013 Street NE, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 200 Vick, Lester K., 1122 Highway 43 S, Thomasville, AL 36784, p. 178 Voiles, Jodie Lynn, 6910 Standifer Gap Road, Chattanooga, TN 37421, p. 200 Voliva, Debbie K., 1237 Bells Road, La Beach, VA 23454 Vulcano, Janet M., 105 W Fair Meadow Drive, Canonsburg, PA 15317 W Waites, Claudia A,, Route 2, Box 295, Talladega, AL 35160, p. 178 262 Waldron, Frances A., 1858 N Central Drive, Dayton. OH 45432 Waiker, Blanche, 3301 Weeks Circle NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Walker, Crystal D., 3301 Weeks Circle NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Walker, David R., 1735 Jordan Avenue NW, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 178 Walker, Kenneth D., Route 1 , Box 785, Naples, FL 33940 Ward, Dorothy J., Route 1 , Box 50, Florence, MS 39073 Ward, Naomi G., 1830 Baugh Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Ward, Russell D., 1830 Baugh Street, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 179 Ware, Harry B., 210 Avenue K, Lipscomb, AL 35020 Warren, Camilla C„ 1314 Parker Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 179 Warren, Joseph A. Ill, 604 S 14th Avenue, Dillon, SC 29536 Warren, Patricia A., 1521 14th Street S, St. Petersburg, FL 33712 Wass, Sheryl L, 17 West Elm Street, Rocky Mount, NC 27801, p. 200 Wass, Willard C. Jr., 17 West Elm Street, Rocky Mount, NC 27801, p. 189 Waters, Bonnie L, 126 Oak Street, Rocky Mount, NC 27801, p. 200 Waters, Clyde C. Jr., 1 03 25th Street, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 179 Waters, Robert E., 2043 Wynwood NW Apt. 15, Cleveland, TN 37311 Watkins, Virginia A., P. O. Box 1513, Yakima, WA 98902, p. 200 Wayne, Stephen D., 266 Maple Avenue, North Haven, CN 06473, p. 189 Webb, Debra K., 116 Larchmont Drive, Madison, TN 37115 Webb, William E., 1908 Elrod Street, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 189 Webster, Johnny L, 628 S Owen, Pasco, WA 99301 , p. 1 79 Webster, Karen L., 575 Austin Smith Drive, Monroe, OH 45050 Weeiss, Michael S., 417 E Sproles Street, Greenwood, SC 29646 Weible, Margaret A., 650 Railroad Street, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 179 Weinrich, Annette M., 3840 Chilhowee Circle, Cleveland, TN 37311 Weiss, Debra J., 461 N 6th Street, Lebanon, PA 1 7040 Wentz, Robert E., 3902 Pennington Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21776 West, J. Paul, 1021 Chippawah Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 200 West, Kathleen F., Route 1, Box 392, Ellendale, DE 19941 Wetherington, Angela, 1601 Beauford Place, Valdosta, GA 31601, p. 179 Wheat, Michael L, 5440 Dexter Drive, Gary, IN 46410 White, Charles W., Route 2, Box 30, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 , p. 179 White, Ricky, 8161 Central, Center Line, Ml 48015 Whitener, Connie D., Route 3, Box 410, Ooltewah, TN 37363 Whitfield, Bonnie E., P. O. Box 195, Stillmore, GA 30464 Whitlow, Joyce D., 358 Athens Road, Winterville, GA 30683, p. 200 Whittemore, Freddie W., Route 1 , Boaz, KY 42027, p. 1 89 Whitter, Deborah L., Springview Apt. S3, McDonald, TN 37353, p. 179 Whitter, Dennis J., 3242 Iowa, St. Louis, MO 631 1 8 Wicker, Terry W., 104 East I, Erwin, NC 28339, p. 200 Wienckowski, Diane C, Box 403, Route 2, Coopersburg, PA 18036, p. 189 Wiggins, Joseph L., 436 Valleydale Drive, Mooresville, NC 28115 Wiggins, Robert L, Jr., 200 Short Hills Drive, Charlotte, NC 28210 Wilhite, Barbara K., 606 Sewanee, Latayette, TN 37083, p. 200 Wilkms, Carla D., 4107 Sunbury Avenue. Chattanooga. TN 37411, p. 200 Willetts, Rebecca D., 646 E Main Street, Salem, VA 24153 Willetts, Susan R., 646 E Main Street, Salem. VA 24153, p. 200 Williams, Deborah Ann, 113 Eberle, Moore. OK 73160 Williams, Doc R., Carroll Court, Apt. 9. Cleveland. TN 37311, p. 189 Williams, Gaylord Lee, P. O. Box 33, Artie. WV 25008 Williams, Linda, Route 2, Box 806, Greenville, MS 38701 Williams, Nadine G., Box 126, Fairmount City. PA 16224 Williams, Reuben E., 314 SW 4th Avenue, Delray Beach, FL 33444, p. 201 Williams, Wilma Ann, 377 Oak Street, Cleveland. TN 37311, p. 189 Willingham, Alvin E., 1850 22nd Street, Apt. =26, Cleveland, TN 37311 Willingham, Brenda C, 209 N Division Street, Forrest City. AK 72335, p. 189 Willingham, Karen R., 1850 22nd Street. Cleveland, TN 37311, p. 201 Willis, Connie E., 1034 Wilkes Road, Midfield, AL 35228 Willis, Diane, 543 17th Avenue N, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250, p. 201 Willis, Eugene T., 543 17th Avenue N, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250, p. 201 Willis, Melanie D., 1480 Church Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Willis, Virginia C, P. O. Box 301 . Crystal River. FL 32629, p. 189 Wilson, Judy F., 54905 N Charles Avenue, South Bend, IN 46628, p. 201 Wilson, Rita F., Route 1 , Box 443, Empire. AL 35063, p. 189 Wilson, William H., P. O. Box 2276, Ft. Myers. FL, p. 201 Wilson, William P., Strawberry Lane, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 . p. 201 Winters, William E., 1940 Carolina Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311 Wise, John D., 590 1 2 Church Street, Cleveland, TN 37311 Wiseman, Dale, 805 Juniper Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28304, p. 201 Wood, Jerry D., Route 1 , Box 203, Addison, AL 35540, p. 189 Woodard, Bill M,, Apt. 53, Springbrook Apts., Cleveland, TN 37311 Woodard, Carmelita G., 2729 Martha Avenue, Lakeland, FL 33801, p. 201 Woodard, Donna S., 902 Nancez Terrace, Plant City, FL 33566 Woodard, Linda S.. 1880 Green Drive, Apt, 14. Cleveland, TN 37311 Woodard, Richard D., 1 128 W 21st Avenue, Spokane. WA 99203 Woodard, Thindia Ann, 1020 N Stella, Lakeland. FL 33801 Woods, Wilma F., =5, Lexington, TN 38351 Woody, Floyd M., Route 2, Stevenson Road. Cleveland, TN 37311 Worley, Donald R., 4660 McKinley Street, Gary, IN 46408 Wright, Krista G., Route 4, Box 182-G, Covington, LA 70433 Wright, Paul R., 2900 J. Mack Circle, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Wyatt, Anetta B., Solberg «5, P. O. Box 3805, St. Thomas 00801, p, 189 Wynn, Jim R., 2630 Lilac Drive, Cleveland, TN 3731 1 Y Yancey, Myra A., Route 4. Box 72-N, Fairburn. GA 30213 Young, Bambi Lvn. Lee College. Box 457. Cleveland. TN 37311 Young, Charles T., Route 7, Fowler Drive. Maryville, TN 37801 Young, Rita B., 1702 Green Hills Drive, Hixson, TN 37343 Youngblood, John A., Route 6. Box 361 A. Baton Rouge, LA 2081 5 263 r - t Just next door I can hear Andrae Crouch on the stereo singing a song that says some- thing about thru it all. Somehow that song takes on a whole new meaning. Four years ago when I came to this campus Vindagua was merely a word I heard upperclassmen use with a hint of a smile on their lips. That word has now become a life style. 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