Milligan College - Buffalo Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)

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Graduation, May 17, 1981, is a milestone at which we find ourselves reflecting on the past and contemplating the future. 1980-81, has been a hectic, rewarding year for sen- iors in many ways. As a class, we conducted monthly prayer breakfasts, shared in mo- ments of devotion, hosted skating parties, and cooperated in several fund raising ef- forts. We were instrumental in the revival of the ever-popular Faculty Follies, an event enjoyed by the entire Milligan community in January. Most seniors would agree the high- light of our year was the Senior Class Re- treat, held April 3-4, at Christmont Christian Assembly, near Ashville, N.C. For those who attended, the Retreat was a memorable weekend for strenghtening friendships and renewing faith for the days ahead. The Class of 1981, has provided active participation and responsible leadership in all aspects of campus life since our arrival in August of 1977. Yet far greater than what we may have accomplished at Milligan is what we have acquired here. Surely we have in- creased in wisdom, stature, and favor with God and man. May we be thankful for those who have aided and inspired us along our journey thus far, and building on already es- tablished foundations, continue to, grow in Christ's love, always seeking God's will and favor in our lives. SENIOFRS X4- ali? 1, 11 5 tg Qi. N' Cleft to rightl Donna Bean, Treas.g Randy Nicks, rep., Birdie Black, rep.: Don Reeves, V. Pres., Vicki Jones, rep.p Mary Lynn Dell, Pres.g Carl Ffyden, rep.g Kathie Bailey, Sec. The final words of Laban to Jacob in the Old Testament, now known as the Mizpah Benediction, are most appropriate as we past and follow new paths. May the Lord watch between me and thee. Genesis 31:49. Mary Lynn Dell, President Class of 1981 22 .. .. - Q7 -.1 1 1 1, I X . . I Q F A f ron 'T ' English mestown -' .' .'-5 I f f ,. -. .. ' Q Sha! Hines Allen T.,T..,s.g?-j. ' , EL fag-I. ,