Lees College - Leesonian Yearbook (Jackson, KY)

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Hesperia Group Leaders: STANDING: Linda Jarett SEATED: Imogene Cuddy, Leo Marcum, and Doug Cuddy. FIRST ROW: Pat McOuire, Jason Holbrook, Brenda Elsea, John Brooks, Linda Pavy, Larry Gray, and Sandra Ison. SECOND ROW: Sandra Cooper, Austin Edwards, Wilma Prim, Leslie Rogers, and Sponsor, Miss Isabel Armour. THIRD ROW: Helen Holliday, Jan Watters, Don Cantrell, Larry Colwell, Judy Cannon, and Sandy Turner. The Vespers, one of the most active or- ganizations on Lees campus this year, is a group of young people who meet every Sun- day evening for a short spiritual gathering. Under the sponsorship of Miss Isabell Armour, the Vespers have risen to great heights. With short religious programs each week, Vespers enable many students to participate in a non- denominational way. Here the Vespers are having one of their many open Christian discussions.

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uillege hurusz FIRST ROW: Patricia McGuire, Jeanelle Smith, Jeanette Smith, Brenda Elsea, Helen Holliday, Cathy Pennington, Miss Margaret Ann Martin, Sponsor, SECOND ROW: Myra Noffsinger, Janice Watters, Linda Jarret, Sandra Cooper, Wilma Prim, Phyllis Rose. THIRD ROW: Jerry Cottingham, Roger Blair, Douglas Gentry. Rehearsing is just one of the many things which the Chorus must do. Brilliantly attired in scarlet robes, the college chorus periodically entertains and in spires at Lees College. Led capably by Miss Margaret Ann Martin, music instructor, the chorus principally performs in Chapel. Oc- casionally, too, Miss Martin or another member of the chorus renders special music.

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Appalarhian Huluntvvra FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Colwell, Jason Holbrook, Austin Edwards, Donald Cantrell, Judy Cannon Sandra Ison, Imogene Turner, Linda Pavy, Chairmang Miss Margaret Ann Martin, Sponsorg Ronald Hayes, Mr Edgar Raleigh, Sponsor. A PPA LA CHIA N VOLUNTEERS The Appalachian Volunteers have been on the Lees campus for the past two years. It is an organization made up of volunteer members who are interested in helping en- rich the programs of the one-room schools in and around Breathitt County. The volun- teers also help in cleaning up around the school grounds, teach new games to the stu- dents and try to give them a better glimpse of their world. This is just one of the many small schools visited by the students willing to give up their time to help the less fortunate.