LeTourneau University - Pioneer Yearbook (Longview, TX)

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i| | { | | smoothly and guarded against careless mistakes. hose students who did get involved often put in several hours at a time each night. honathon checkers such as Lois McFarland kept the project running Cindy Martin and over a dozen other students invaded Southwestern Bell Telephone offices to search for phone numbers. Alumni and students joined in a concerted effort as Ma Bell installed 90 phones in B.A. Skipper Dining Hall for a four-day ‘Phonathon.’’ Moving across the time zones each evening, the callers raised funds for student aid. Though the immediate pledges didn’t quite reach the $100,000 goal, past experience indicated that final gifts would be likely to push the total over the target amount. The Aut: notive Society won the cash bor us for producing the most man-hours for the annual project which was watched by local area and national phone officials. 83

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The newly formed group TRINITY provided excellent entertainment for both the banquet and an after-game concert. TRINITY APPEARS Trinity was backed up by three very versatile musicians. Jim Wright's bass voice clearly carried the message. 82 Pee: Se a

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LL ac | O = Z aC O LL oO = =) O = Zz — = = O O Many students served in ‘‘Here’s life Longview.” Larry Robinson joined other concerned students who shared their living hope in Christ with those in the city and county jails. 84