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he helps Crystal
IN HIS The servant attitude dorm. He always displayed a Christ-

of Dr. Lexie Wiggins
Ray move into her
like spirit as he gave

a helping hand.
is put into action as

SERVICE

Professors covered with sweat and splattered

with mud? The picture could be a student’s

dream or a teacher’s nightmare, but it cor­

rectly depicted faculty workday. "Most stu­

dents," according to Mr. Art Olsen, "think of

faculty as white col­

Dedicated lar individuals; they

don’t think of them
faculty and

getting dirty." Fac­

staff work ulty did get dirty the

Saturday before stu­

hard to dents returned.

ready the They mowed lawns

and pulled weeds.

campus for Dr. Jean Macfarlane

described the day as

students. a time to "get out

there and dig in the

dirt." Professors and staff also moved the en­

tire music facility as well as cleaned class­

rooms and moved furniture—their attitudes

showed they were "not weary in well doing."

Mrs. Pat Youstra

weeds hedges out­

side the computer

classrooms, but she

is never too busy for

her grandson.

Preparing for the re­

turn of students, Mr.

Ben Puckett trims

around Lake Jogalot

which was the home

of our own alligator.

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