Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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LIBRARY Mrs. Arlington seems to enjoy being involved with the books. Library Staff: Frances Arlington, Head Librarian; Barbara McCullough; Jean Goforth; and JoAnne Sparks !2 J| £ ill • Noemi Santana makes sure that the books are checked out properly. They ' re behind the desk now, but the small staff usually has to be in two places at once. PENTECOSTAL RESOURCE CENTER ri. s f W ' ■ The Lee College student who is the least bit lacking in his research skills is fortunate to have a library and a library staff that far surpass many others. The staff aids students and better acquaints them with the correct sources for preparing papers and reports The Lee Library has much to offer the knowledge seeking student. The large quantities of religious material and Christian research media aid the student, as do the up-to-date secular media and volumes. The staff looks forward to its move to the new Pentecostal Resource Center in the near future. — Lorri Fisher Progress is being made toward the new home of the Lee Library. SimraA

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The man in charge of the Christian Service office is Charles Beach. As director of Christian Services, Beach says he furnishes students with two things: training and information. This witnessing training involves many different areas, including door-to-door witnessing, nursing home ministry, prison ministry, hospital visitation, child evangelism, and visitation to shut-ins. Beach does more than just instruct the students in the techniques; he actually accompanies the students to the various places of evangelism. He is usually out and about daily with Lee students going into hospitals, homes, or jails. He is also teaching students how to witness to the cults and feels this is a vital ministry at this time. Beach reasons, Because of the tremendous growth of the cults . . . we ' re trying to train our students to witness to the more militant cults like the Jehovah ' s Witnesses, and Mormons; those that are actually reaching into the evangelical churches and taking people out. Beach seems to have a sense of urgency in his student training efforts, as if he were working against the clock. We believe the Lord is coming soon and we want to make students as effective in witnessing as we possibly can. —Allan Hill DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN SERVICES BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dr. Paul L. Walker, Chm. Rev. Paul F. Barker Rev. John Black Mr. Elton Chalk Rev. Robert Daugherty Mr. H. Bernard Dixon Mr. Bill Higginbotham Mr. Arthur W. Hodge Mr. Don Medlin Rev. David Poitier Rev. William Pratt Mr. W. G. Squires Rev. Richard L. Tyler, Jr. Rev. Cleo Watts Mr. John B. White StmxflA

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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF AND PROGRAM DIRECTORS Hilda Andrews, Director of Health Services Ron Gilbert, Director of Counseling Lucille Walker, Director of Special Services and Testing R. B. Thomas, Director of Academic Advising Larry Pemberton, Director of Housing and Residential Life Sometimes counselors need counseling! 12 QJttttflS ' leaders