Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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Even if I could speak with the tongues of men and angels, If I didn ' t have love, Fd become just like sounding brass or a tinkling cymbal.

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LetiColU c (CI l l , te , A Word From the Editors So why should this book be any better than all the rest? For a couple of reasons. First of all there ' s been a lot of hard work put into ' it. People staying up till all hours of the night, giving up time, donating a little money here and there and so on. Work on the staff some year and find out what it ' s like. Secondly, we ' ve chosen a theme which we believe has relevance to every student, staff member, teacher, and administrator on campus — Love. Love means a lot of dif- ferent things. It can be the basis of a relationship between a boy and girl, mother and child, two friends or even a person and a pet. Sometimes people even say they love food. Anyhow you can see that Love can mean a lot of different things, and we ' ve tried to look at as many as possible, and maybe even explore some new ideas. Most importantly, however, our theme centers around the distinguishing kind of Love that Christians are said to have. Every yearbook theme is supposed to represent some distinguishing characteristic of the school that it ' s about. The Bible says that our distinguishing characteristic is to be just that — Love. By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another (John 13:35). That ' s what we hope you ' ll see when you look through our book, and more importantly we ' ll hope that ' s what you live. At the Editor ' s desk: Writing Coordinator Art Ferguson, Editor Randy O ' Bannon, and Director of Photography Steve Rathbone. We ' ve also tried a couple of innovations in style that we hope you ' ll appreciate. We ' ve tried to make it easier to look at with a new layout style. We ' ve added some new features and tried to take a new look at some of the trends and issues of our day. We ' ve added a lot of humorous features as well. Look through the pictures, but don ' t skip the articles — you ' ll miss a lot of fun as well as insightful reporting. We hope you ' ll agree it ' s the best yet. With Love, Editor, 1982 Vindauga P.S. Sorry it ' s late — Masterpieces take a little longer. CONTENTS Introduction Opening 1 2 A photographic essay from 1 Corin- thians Chapter 13, the Bible ' s Love chapter, part 1. The Love of Knowledge 10 Taking a look at some of the major concerns touching the 20th century Christian student with the faculty, staff, and administration. The Love of Life 48 All the year ' s big events, with a couple of the little ones too. Love in Action 144 Sports from Basketball to Bowling and Ping Pong to Pac-Man. Love One Another 176 The student mug shots, cartoons, candid photos, special features, and so forth. The Gift of Love 240 A look at some of the Vindauga ' s beneficient supporters — take a look and see who cares. Index Directory Closing 274 284 1 Corinthians Chapter 13 continued in pictures. The 1982 VINDAUGA is a publica- tion of VINDAUGA Publications of Lee College, located at 160 Fifteenth Street, N.E., Cleveland, TN 37311. Work is done by students on scholarships plus sizable volunteer help. The VINDAUGA is published by Pathway Press, Mont- gomery Avenue, Cleveland, TN 37311. Funds are provided through student yearbook fees, advertising sales, and col- lege support. Delivery is made in earlv spring or late summer through personal pickup or mailing. INTRODUCTION WiHiaffl . Se fres Library TMMSS63

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Snow on the Smokies near Gatlinburg. And even if I had the gift of prophecy And could understand all mysteries and knowledge, If I had so much faith I could move mountains, But didnt have love Fd be nothing.