Hannibal LaGrange University - Trojan Yearbook (Hannibal, MO)

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ff Qifylrp lflf!'lDi,d1cat1on - ' J' fi ,J ylliifrt J' M- l XUMMT MMM - ff flint Ten A perfect woman, nobly planned To warn, to comfort, and command: And yet a spirit still, and bright With something of angelic light. -Wordsworth Those words are something to think about. Only a meager few could measure up to such a description. Miss Florence Groves is one of these few. She takes an interest in everything that goes on around the campus. She maintains her same cheerful disposition whether teaching an English class or boosting the team at a basketball game. No matter what job is given to her, she cheerfully and tirelessly carries it out. She takes the responsibility of seeing to it that the l-lalagra comes out each week. Every Thursday before broadcast time, she willingly helps the newscasters with their copies of the news. These often unseen things help to make HLG what it is. Miss Groves' interests aren't limited to secular activities alone. She plays a very important part in her church. She is a very wonderful and dependable person. The fact that she has so many duties, doesn't mean that she shirks one to complete the othery each job is done with equal efficiency. Miss Groves is a wonderful example for us to follow. She has an intelligent mind, an understanding heart, a friendly smile, and a Christian purpose. lt is with our most sincere appreciation and gratitude that we dedicate The Troian for 1952-53 to Miss Florence Groves. i W , W 6-X ' ' :Iv ,f. , Mfg' :XV , X? was r ,K V 4 Q, . .gs 'gs iff ,Z A g f' if , psf, -l wif!-Z My 13,55 .5 XT S .gs Tv Rb . ', Fefe! wx, s t-if ti? 2 9' xv, li 4

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Q. '5 ' Tri Board ot Trustees Front row leit to nqht Ihnq, Herilord, Goodson, Foy, Greenway, Nolte, N. S. Dunham, Foster. Second row left to nght Henry, Warning, Mcfteynolds, Fretwell, Smith, McKenzie, Grigsby, O Ban on L Dunham Tlurd row left to ught Porter, Sutterlield, Boyer, Grltton, Dent. Rissmiller. Twelve 1 E l , : ' , : , . - , L I . . , Hobart Mullins, Unionville L. T. , Q Q . . - , , Dr K I OBan1on California. ...,l..... Rev R H Nolte Bowling Green. ,...... Mr Elmer E lhrig Hannibal ....,.... Mr Virgil Dent Sr., Hannibal .,...,. . Ton- Dawson Monroe City H E Fox Hannibal A E Fretwell Monticello C Frank Gritton, Madison Mrs C A Mclfteynolds, Canton Ralph M G Smith, Kirksville Waller Hannibal Mrs Vera Gnuse Vlfarningf LaGrange Van B WllSOD, Palmyra Mrs Mart'ia Walker, LaP1ata George E Grigsby, Louisiana W P B nd r St. Louis N S Dunham Hannibal MEMBERS President .......-..Vice-President G. C. Greenway, Laclede W. C. Goodson, lr., Macon T. H. Henry, Hannibal C. Oscar lohnson, St. Louis W. E. Suttertielcl, Palmyra Austin Rissmiller, Shelbyville Russell Morgan, Downing E. A. Boyer, Hannibal W. I. Heriiord, Hannibal C. D. O'Nei1l, Elsberry O. P. McKenzie, Newark Robert Mills, Wright 'City E. A. Porter, Hannibal Earl Forderhase, DeSoto I. E. Rains, Mexico Secretary Treasurer