Ambassador College - Envoy Yearbook (Big Sandy, TX)

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“The purpose of Ambassador College is aptly expressed in our slogan — ‘ Recapture True Values.’ Character development, self-discipline, the open and investigative mind, cultural and personality development — these are Ambassador's first objectives. — Herbert W. Armstrong, 1947 She entEex TS SQRRRIPT | Syraigaeaere trae sami emMine : Ei — 3 1 “ The Loma D. Armstrong Academic Center is the heart of the campus’ educational activities. Property for the site was acquired in 1956 along with the Hulett C. Merritt mansion (now Ambassador Hall). Construction of the Academic Center didn’t begin, however, until 1967, when the Fine Arts Hall and the Science Hall were added to accommodate the classroom and office needs of a growing college. The academic complex accommodates most of the classes taught at Ambassador, in addition to providing offices for the Music Department, Career Services Center, College Publications (including the Ambassador Portfolio, the student-produced newspaper, and The Envoy), and the Home Economics Department.

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The facilities are also used for non-college related functions, such as the filming of television commercials and movies. The Recital Hall is host to Southern California’s Spanish-speaking church on a weekly basis. The photograph at right shows how the property appeared when purchased.