Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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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

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iaoM ill mm RW « ¥». ! ' Ha, Tony, see that sign? Yea, I see it. So! ' 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.

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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