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CAREERS IN WELDING The ‘Careers in Welding’ Day was a special activity of the LeTourneau student chapter of the American Welding Society. LeTourneau alumni presented students with several new career opportunities in the welding field. This was the first time that AWS had participated in a day of this kind. 1 STUDENT CHAPTER This was also the first year that welding scholarships LETOURNEAU COLLEGE were awarded to distinguished welding students. They a ; were presented during the AWS seminar to Ed Reister, . ' hi, a Jim Timmons, Mike Scheel, and Pete Strubhar. The “ i Welding Alumni Chapter of LeTourneau College sponsored the event. Guest speaker Kent Wilson, a 1966 graduate of LeTourneau College, presented four welding scholarships during the program. AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY STUDENT CHAPTER The expanse of industrial welding applications Scholarship recipients pose with the special alumni speakers and student chapter was stressed throughout the day long seminar. sponsors at the close of the ‘‘Careers in Welding” activities. 92
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a ee a oe A great deal of their ministry was the testimony they gave between songs and after the concert. 91
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““Elephants”’ in a central African setting won grand prize. Larry Gullman’s ‘‘Autumn Gold” took first among the paintings. STUDENT ART CONTEST PRG Kevin George looks over the fine sketches submitted by students. Projects ranging from macrame ro a manta were displayed. A campus art contest was sponsored by the Student Activities Committee in April. This new activity was designed to stimulate the culture, talent, and creative abilities of the students. Students were able to display their abilities in five categories: painting, sketching, handcrafts, models, and photography. The first place winners in each of the categories were: Larry Gullman, Gary Durbin, Lin Cuthriell, Jim Anderson, and Bill Patterson. Grand prize winner overall was Melodie Salseth. Student Activities Director, Dave Wootten, was the originator of the contest. Professors Berry, Gilbert, Hartman, and McGraw were the panel of judges. The contest is scheduled to become an annual event and may be expanded to include speech and writing. 93
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