LeTourneau University - Pioneer Yearbook (Longview, TX)

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f l Mr. Harold Richardson presided over the dedication service for the new campus sign in the R. G. LeTourneau Mall. Mom LeTourneau addresses the stu- dents. ill . FDUNDERS WEEK Founders' Week, 1971, was a fitting climax for the twelve-month Silver Anniversary observance of the college. On Tuesday, the students heard some of the highlights of LeTourneau's first twenty-five years from the five faculty members who have been with the college since its founding. The student body gathered at the R. G. LeTourneau Mall Wednesday for the dedication of the new campus sign, and on Thursday, Charles Riggs of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association discussed the upcoming crusade meeting. Friday, Mom LeTourneau addressed the students in chapel. The college cou'ncil members and trustees arrived for a series of meetings during the weekend. Then - the climax to the Founders' Week events - the Billy Graham crusade meeting in Lobo Stadium on Sunday.

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FOUNDERS DAY W ' , vw .mg , J :Ii L H M Y F f'5i'fF-- . u , A i . Y lqvgxhpjr A W , , . 'Ii . 1. ,-ls JC A f v 'J' A-' e rbi Billy Graham addressed the student body in the Convocation service which was part of the Founders' Day observance. The Billy Graham Team and Mom LeTourneau were special guests at the Founders' Day luncheon held in the B. A. Skipper Dining Hall. 'VN I M- .-J I