LeTourneau University - Pioneer Yearbook (Longview, TX)

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Stephen Baptista Timothy McGuire Electrical Technology AT Mathematics Robert Kiddy Il Jonathan Bromley Andrew Briggs Mathematics Recreation and Camping Mechanical Technology AT 127

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GOLD KEY CLUB Gold Key Club was founded in 1961 as an honor society whose objective is defined in its motto of learning, loyalty, and leadership. Its original purpose was to cooperate with the administration in an effort to maintain a high moral and spiritual standard on campus. In actuality, they were intended to be a type of ‘congress’ to the student body. The ten members are chosen by the faculty during the close of their junior year on two basic qualifications: residency on campus for two consecutive semesters, and a minimum grade point average of Sh 74 David Oakes Suzanne Hare Threeorihatenmemberesalected Mechanical Engineering Mathematics did not return this year. Ruth Pierce graduated, while Bernard Hayes and Nancy Longenecker did not return for their senior year. 126

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WHO'S WHO Fourteen LeTourneau students were honored in the 1976-77 Who's Who selection. These are second sememster juniors who are listed in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Dean Caneday, assisted by members of the faculty and administration, nominated the students. Selection was based ona student's academic achievements, extra-curricular activities, and community loyalty and participation. The goal of Who’s Who is to recognize students who not only excel academically, but who also demonstrate a solid support for the American way of life. The prestige and significance of the award is recognized in industry, although the award provides no financial stipend. Pictured L to R are: Rick Noel, Brian Schmidt, and Keith Leonhart. 128