Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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Q9 i wt Deborah Batts Fedrick Elementary Education Robyn Feuquay Accounting P.F.C., Phi Sigma Alpha, Phi Beta Lambda K'Ettes, T.A.C.T., Campus Choir Jerry Lee Fink Chemistry Math Club Wayne Flora Biblical-Historical Studies Arlinda Floyd Accounting Phi Beta Lambda, Sigma Nu Sigma, Ladies of Lee iPresident 1978-793, Shalom Renee Folino Business Education Teresa Franklin Music Education Ladies of Lee, Campus Choir, P.F.C. M.E.N.C.fN.A.C.M. qSecretary 1978-797, Spiritual Life Committee Michael G. Frazier Music John R. Fuson Biology Cindy Futral Physical Education I2

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MOVING INTO THE DORM As a student leaves home in pursuit of higher education, little does he realize the perils that await him. The road to gaining knowledge has many pitfalls, one of which is moving into that heavenly haven called a dormitory. The dormitories at Lee house single students, each two inhabiting one of the numerous cubicles encom- passed in one of the campus' seven dorms. Once a student has been assigned to a room. the task of moving in begins. Along with his roommate, he must move all his earthly possessions into the shared. tiny space. When empty, the room looks ordinary, but after moving in a small portion of his belongings, he discovers there's not enough space! He just can't survive without his fur-trimmed coat and souvenir sombrero from Mexico City. or without his brand new stereo. The pictures, pennants. and mementos of high school have to go somehwere too. Although it takes him a couple of days to arrange things, the job is-at last-over. Even if the record collection is hiding under the sink. and the towels are stacked to the ceiling along with a few plants and scattered pictures, it's his room, and he loves it, Each room isa reflection of its occupant's personality. As he looks back over his years at Lee, he can remember the good times and the bad times and seeking refuge in his room. Ah! That heavenly little haven of rest. his dorm room. -Rose Hampton 15,1 4 l V l 5-VNIUH it .Siam f A .4 ., My ,WW ll W-wad K 1 W W f ' . t 5, . X' nh'-' --vena!-...V

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1 lf v wi? lfwgiagi V X ,, ,, .9-M N1 1. Vai' Alumni Walkway Spanning the field between the women's dormitories and the Conn Center is a landscaped mall which has only recently been completed. The scenic esplanada was the project of Lee alumni, constructed with money appropriated through donations and various activities. Lined with night lamps and embellished with lawn and shrubs, the alumni walkway gives Lee students a convenient and pleasant path from campus to the Conn Center. The building of such a lavish promenade was quite an undertaking, and 300 alumni donated S100 or more towards the walkways construction. Their names will be inscribed on a bronze plaque that is to go on the plaza. A phone-a-thon was held in which local alumni competed to raise funds, and their efforts have all been worth it. The alumni walkway turned an unused. swampy area into a picturesque and much needed addition to the campus. -Bob Fisher