Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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I , Nfl 2 f f The Bible Training School K campus in Sevierville, Tennessee f - i birihed the first VINDAGUA fxrmfn-KN J in 1942. This Hrst for the -Ii 'r student body depicted their X' yearning for the wisdom and knowledge of God. , fo? y ffl V ' f p 1 y , If I 2 5. ' X' SMP 1 gh 'Q' -Page -'Iii Q 'Ie F1 i 1 . me 1,1 W I N D A G U A Z7 Q42 X f f ff lv- -2 'Q ' Y l lf ' , 1 ff I I f . V fe it 44, Q tl. . g 1,5 ' ff DQ it . J I ANU ' 532- . 'I Sevierville, Tennessee provided a new location for the Bible Training School as the college outgrew facilities for the third time since its beginning. The col- lege relocated in 1938 to property purchased from the Murphy Collegiate Institute in Sevierville. The Church of God authorized the Bible Training School to expand to a junior college. Possibly this institution was one of the first Pentecostal col- leges, maybe even the second one ever founded. VINDAGUA originated in 1941-1942 as the student body decided to compile a yearbook. The students selected the Latin word Vindagau meaning to furnish with a window or windows iLiving Webster Encyclopedia Dictio- naryl. Printers somehow misspelled the word and the first annual carried the name Vindagua. Tradition has pre- vailed over the years-even to the 40th anniversary of the VINDAGUA. 1 X R al xi .. 'EX Q- - 1 X i in ' . . . Q -. -. . X -T, N l'5 -. ' - N ' as' '- - fi Y -Mu.,-, , Qlvvrh.. ,f X' 'N I av is -J , ,,., - ,,,, hi V.-H.-iii.. T i' K XT ' - R- Q X! ' -N 1 ' E L., T 5 ' --.3 A' sf .5a,1 I,lL I J 3 ' ,J . 3 fl Y -1 b-WL ..-at f- If W F- is E112 J 1.24-'T Bs 'I -1 J V 'm J im Ti C5 ,.,,r,mgtt,T7 1,4 gg-gg P Q f -5 2. -1 - :-' 5 thin- j'-gn-gli? HM5 -1335 i i. S A E ,igifw '1i:I,glllL-Q T it , ty, or c - 1 w f gui 91' '..-'-. E i i U' B 2-iw 2 'W' - JI. 5-LV 457' E 1 mf-iff'1i21rf-. I 3 t I 1 '--Q-.X - A'-'Ei --'Rin'-:-Fi? : -3 4. l 'Jafar-GI' - 5345.111 V IA f .4 lg, - ' '.:J5:,. :v 7 ii i of - 'q'l 'F'43 Qu 1 PW' : llf3 lll'i ,jg ,Q , 1 1 , X , 1 -- Y if 'ra'-43 Ill gli ' i-- ' .elgfif 1, Q 'fl Q14 I fi 4 - 'WF' X S'-' 1-. N As,.'L l-lb ' ......lmun Ls ' 2 3 Opening

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