Year Shows Many Faces

1976-77 What kind of year was itasLiberty Baptist College? Some remember the liquidation ofthe debt asthemajor accomplishment of the year The visitation bythe Southern Association of Schools and Universities wasa major milestone. While these are pleasant memories, several things ofan unpleasant nature were also part of the year. Many recall the lossof friendsand loved ones in death. The resignation of Mrs.Gloria Miller, dean ofwomen andDr.Mark Lloyd, chairman ofTRF, left vacant positions that will be hard tofill However, astheyear ended, each one reflected on how each of these things were integral parts ofthe whole plan of God.

As onesmall part oftheplanof God, the1976-77 Selah staffhad a productive year. Many things were accomplished and new and better plans were putinto practice

Without the help of several people, this year would not have been a success Perhaps thehardest person tothank would be Mrs Alice LaVoie,our Josten's American Yearbook representative Another thank-you to Smith Studio The Selah staff would liketothank Ken Williams for the cover design. Thanks areextended tothose students who were not on staffbut lenta hand along the way: Michelle Johnson, Sandy Butler, Sandi Bodenhagen, Clark Julian, Jim Sample, and Randy DeVaul.Finally, a special thanks to allstudents, faculty, and staff of the Liberty Baptist Schools for much appreciated cooperation.