LeTourneau University - Pioneer Yearbook (Longview, TX)

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The Math Club had approximately twenty members this year. Guy Gillespie served as club president, and Leona McCallum was secre- tary. The club was made up mostly of math maiors. The group enjoyed special speakers on se- veral occasions during the year. MATH CLUB Q. wssigss it cz 5:25335 aww 'sifsff Hi 1 ,, S5 ' 5 S M :iw N f ,gf- cis, xg .M ' 6 H gill... E ll l Mg My Z Nm Ng. Y gg: y y ep? T5 ,, ga Y Egg it EQ Maxi- in ' 'E Z Malh Club members: Mr. Borah, Mr. Erickstad, Martha Moon, Leona McCallum, Becky Anderson, Sharon Wester, Don Cleaves, Eunice Tokatloglow, Guy Gillispie, Weldon Davis, Diane Meith, John Bryson, Bob Newburn, Mr. Phillips. was ij, 108

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Members of the Business Club: Samir Saba, Sailas Sanghavee, Larry Atema, Mr. Wellman, Knute Watne, Maurice Scobee, Dennis Stewart, Sheila Peterson, Mrs. Ken Roden. BUSINESS CLUB The Business Club has as its pur- pose to affirm the ideals of the private enterprise system and to study these ideals with the guid- ance of God and of His Holy Scriptures. This year, the group met twice each month to hear bus- iness related topics presented by guest speakers. The club also toured several area companies. Maurice Scobee was president of the twenty-five member club. Also serving as officers were Larry Atema, Knute Watne, and Sheila Peterson. 7

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CITY OF LUNGVIEW AMBULANCE SERVICE I . - 9 I M E ' 1 1 li 'rss s 9 The Ambulance Service is operated twenty-four hours a day, and each person and ambulance must be ready to go on call at any time. There are four ambulances available to the drivers who have had extensive first aid training. The Ambulance Service is an or- ganization which renders emer- gency care and transportation to the sick and injured. Made up of about forty-five students, it serves the entire community. The students act as drivers and attendants and they are prepared to take calls at any time during the day.