Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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Having unloaded the last of the when they were themselves fresh- moving boxes containing his treas- men. Four years, so many friends, ured UNC memorabilia, Randy so many memories: it all seemed Sheeks closed the front door of his like a blur now. They finished in house. His parents had been moved the registration line and walked over to Cleveland at the Assembly. He towards Church Street, had spent 1 year in the dorm and Mark Evans felt strange in the the last two years off-campus with cafeteria, same building, yet not 3 other guys; moving back home the same. New look, new attitude, was going to be an adjustment. He The people were different too. So had a light class load and a rela- many unfamiliar faces. Everyone tively easy year to look forward to. seemed so young. He ran into Randy As he drove over to the campus, he j 1 . f , Randy Sheeks is smiling because Randy turned hlS thoughts Sheeks is graduating. to finding returning friends. Susan Alford and Laura Roman stop- ped in the middle of their last registration to fill out senior interview forms. A freshman asked how to get to Sertoma and if they were new here at Lee. They laughed and told him where the bookstore was. It had not seemed that long ago Sheeks. Sheeks had just come from home and was looking for someone to go to Jenkins ' with. Out- side they ran into Laura Roman and Susan Alford. The senior year is one fraught with inde- cision, uncertainty and a large amount of apathy. It is a time when beliefs are tried by the fires of im- pending reality. For the Senior, it is the last year of the under- graduate: X l Xffir- ■ ■- -■ i; Tf . fe. TUE EJTE-- Of PA±6A L 6 OPENING

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EWi Fredda Richmond and Beth Wynkoop enjoy an afternoon stroll on Church Street. Meshelle Morris shows off her new yellow top. ( «•.; » ? FwilTl Sharon Echols, Susan Alford, Sharon Killingsworth, and Laura Roman reinact the opening to the Monkees TV show without singing the song. Graduating senior, Ed Jacox rips the head off of Scot Carter ' s body after Scot told him thirty-two year old peo- ple weren ' t allow to graduate. . BESfl HB OPENING 5

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