Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

Page 30 text:

Allen Mathura Biblical Education P.F.C., Greek Club, Missions Club, International Club, Pi Delta Omicron Janice M. Matthews Accounting Joyce Elaine Matthews Elementary Education Delta Zeta Tau, S.N.E.A., Campus Choir Lester Romeo Giron Mendez Psychology and Biblical Education Spanish Club, International Club, Soccer Team Spanish-American Aftairs Committee Sharon Sue Miller General Business Aaron Mize Biblical Education William A. Morrisett Accounting Phi Beta Lambda tChamplain 1978-793 Glenda Nicholson Biblical Education and Music Denise Renee Odom Elementary Education Sandra Overbey Business Education 26

Page 29 text:

S adie 's Day By Leland Smelser What is Sadie Hawkins Dav? Well, it's one of Lees oldest events sponsored hv Lee's oldest social service club, Upsilon XI. Chase Day this vear was as wild as ever, with unique costumes in abundance. Cuvs were looking over their shoulders all day as determined and sometimes sneaky girls were in hot pursuit. The hayride was a perfect climax. Things went smoothlv as the crowd of approximately 500 were taken on wagons to Dr. O'Bannon's farm. During the meal. background music was provided bv members of Upsilon. Then, with Dr. O'Bannon as Master of Ceremonies, came skits bv Alpha Gamma Chi, Delta Zeta Tau, Sigma Nu Sigma, Upsilon. and various individuals. To top it off, there was a Hog Hollerin' Contest, won by john Dawsev. Sadie I-lawkins Day was a shore enuff good time. Yf9fa ,ww ,f I' 3. 3 L AX I I SK 3' n 3523 1 KX ,. .' 2,1 nm. ' ' CQZYTQI sa., f Vin :sz -., use pg. 5451,-A L,

Page 31 text:

WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS . . . Education is designed to produce a knowledgeable public, to create from 'gcommon men a class of learned individuals who can solve any problem within reason. College is supposed to be one of the means of achieving this lofty aim of the American educational system, and one of the favored methods employed by colleges to insure that the goal is reached is by way of testing. Before john Doe even gets to college, he must pass a number of proficiency tests which go by various names: ACT, PSAT, SAT, etc. Upon arrival at school he must go through another series of tests: IPAT, OPI, CAT, etc. As classes settle into a routine, he again finds himself facing quizzes, section exams, mid-terms and finals-each semester. Then, if he has survived all the undergraduate levels of testing, he may choose to go on to the CRE, MAT, etc., to add impressive titles to his name: BA, MA, Ph.D., etc. At the end of his educational ordeal, john Doe is considered to be a learned, knowledgeable person, able to solve any problem within reason. He is the pride of his family, the strength of his company, the foundation of his nation. He has gained the wisdom of the ages from all his schooling and stands ready with sound advice to the struggling: When all else fails . . . READ THE DIRECTIONS! ,kai I - 4. 62 . iw ' sfegig, . 'Xi 27