LeTourneau University - Pioneer Yearbook (Longview, TX)

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30 eS RICHARD C. BERRY, Academic Dean ACADEMIC AFFAIRS GEORGIE WILLCOX, Administrative Assistant

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=e. tf JL a. LeTOURNEAU COLLEGE » ‘RTS AND SCIENCES e ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY LONGVIEW, TEXAS 75601 e¢ area 214 phone 753-0231 April 20, 1977 Dear LeTourneau College Student: Another year has drawn to a close in the history of LeTourneau College. You were a part of that year. What made the year what it was depend- ed to a large measure on what you as students collectively made it. And this was a good year because you made it that. In fact, after discussions with other administrators and faculty, I believe I can safely say that it was one of the best years in our history, if not the best. What made it that? You did! Your attitudes, your desire to learn and your concern for spiritual values all played a part in ies But just as you, collectively, played a major role in the kind of year we have had at the college, you, individually, determined the kind of year that you personally had. If you had a good one it was probably because you have assurance and purpose in life and are pressing toward that goal. If you had a bad year, possibly you really weren't sure of yourself, where you were going, what you really wanted to accomplish. You can be sure, you know. You've heard it many times over in Bible courses, in chapel, in class devotions, in dorm devotions and perhaps in your personal devotions as well. Hereby know we that we dwell in him, and he in us, because he hath given us of his Spirit) (l John 4:15). May you always know that you are in Christ now and in the future. Thanks for helping to make this a good year for me, also. In His Service, EC, Ao hegre Richard H. LeTourneau President RHL: gf 29

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