LeTourneau University - Pioneer Yearbook (Longview, TX)

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86 rn § | zs =a ‘or lon i £ A i) AUTO SOCIETY SPONSORS SLALOM The Slalom Race held in October attracted seventy-six entrants in eight different classes. A crowd of over 200 watched the action during the all-day event. The first place winners of each class were awarded a trophy for their success. The course was designed to test the driver's ability and the vehicle’s handling qualities. The Auto Society puts much work and planning into each year’s Slalom Race. The race helped provide the necessary funds for better equipment for members and better events for all students on campus. pcg g Pcs eo ; | —— a S8 Dan Swanson gave last minute instructions t o Bernard Each driver was required to drive three times around the course and turn Banzhaf before his time trial. in their best time out of the three runs.

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Several college students enjoyed an exciting puppet ministry to children called ‘The Master’s Muppets.” ‘| Found It’ campaign worker, Bruce Shauger spent many evenings presenting the Gospel message over the phone. e of ba = ae oan 85

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Members of Truth sold tapes and records of their selections, from | the past and the present, after the concert. v thie tape iaicme bite uence ee TRUTH STAGED FOURTH CONCERT Truth made another appearance at LeTourneau College this year. Truth has 19 young musicians from eleven states. When not touring the group bases itself in Mobile, Alabama. They toured for six years, presented nearly 500 concerts, and have traveled over 105,000 miles throughout North America. They have made 12 albums, their latest entitled ‘‘Songs That Answer Questions.” Truth’s concert was one of fast-paced, contemporary sounds mixed with soft and simple melodies. All of their music conveyed their group and individual testimony. Truth paused while director Roger Breland commented on their experiences and their type of ministry. 87