Hannibal LaGrange University - Trojan Yearbook (Hannibal, MO)

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E1 F -Q55 Leit to right. seated: Ioyce Meine, Susie Hardy, Marilyn Kennedy, Louise Webb Standing: Iuaniicz Greening, Beverly Mounts, Virginia Hubbard, Miss Nina Cloyd, Maxine Burrus, Pai Morton Virginia Bailey, Martha Hamilton, Nancy Morgan Future Teachers oi America President ,.,,..,,,,,, ,,....,,,, M axine Burrus Vice-President ,.,... ,,..... . Marilyn Kennedy Secretary ..,.,,,, ,,,. . ...Virginia Hubbard Treasurer ..,.. ..,........,,,, I oyce Meine Sponsor ,,,,, ,,,,,........,,., M iss Nina Cloycl The aim of the Future Teachers oi America is to help train young people who have chosen to go into the teaching profession. Each year this orga- nization observes Arnerican Education Week. This includes such things as visiting the exhibits in the public schools. At the beginning of the Spring session they entertain the incoming teachers, informing them on the activities of FTA. a I r . I 1 lflflllljj-SUL'CIL I W 1 It 3 l gf 4 ifi ll 1: 1 V 35 t l ilu gt 1 1 F' Y tl . ti A f: rl E ri ' R ' ri . , 'Q L r i , 1 , ,Eur I L lm, , .ry Q tg 9 , a l . it 5 . 1 Q3 f I. , al : I Z.

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,. H-, uV.,.,.4..,.... , l 7 ' 7 v- . Lett to right, row 1: Gene Scheiter, Vernon Bode, Barbara Schnitzlein, Dean Hagemeier Row 2: Lawrence Talialerro, Don Hull, Carl Kruse, Bill Sankpill . ' Row 3: Richard Davis, Tony Hunolt, Arnold Palmer, Ed Mills, Loyce Cahall, Mr. Roy Hood Row 4: Ed Hampton, Bette Rae Haines, Darlene Ieiferies, Carol Delaporle, Shirley Wilson I Row 5: Howard Muldrow, Iames Webb, Don Garner, Roger Splean, Bob Webb, Mrs. Mildred Drebenstedt Science Club President ........,... ..,...... V ernon Bode Vice-President ...... ,.,,,,.,.... , Gene Scheiter Secretary ........ ............,,,...,..,.....,.,.,,,.,...... B arbara Schnitzlein TIGCISHISI ........ ....,.., . ,..,. , ....,.....-.....,. ,,....,...... . ,,... D e an Haaemeier SDOHSOIS ....................,............... ........... M rs. Mildred Drebenstedt, Mr. Roy Hood The Science Club is composed of students from the three branches oi science-Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics. This group, which is one oi the most active on the campus, has visited many of the industrial plants b in the Hannibal area. Their main objective was to raise funds for a trip to New Orleans, where they visited the many points oi interest. Eiglz ty-sizt'

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l l r Benton Dramatios Club The Benton Drarnatics Club is named in honor of the first noted senator from Missouri, Thomas Hart Benton. The aim of the society is to give each member an opportunity to develop his poise and dramatic ability. During l952-53 the group presented a one-act play, The Downstairs W'indoW, for the annual Hannibal High School Day and the annual Buddy Day. President ,,,,,.,.,,,,,, ,... ..,..,......., , . .lohn Howell Vice-President ...........,., ............... A lpha lo Sutteriield ' Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,,.. .,.............,,.,..,. D orothy Maxiield Sponsors ..,..,..,....,.,..., ...... Miss Groves, Mr. Kleclcner Leii to right, seated: Iackie Kohler, Bobbie Io Perkins, Dorothy Maxiield, Iohn Howell, Alpha Io Sutterfield, Dianne Fisher, Helen Lawson, Mary Ann Akers, Martha Turpin, Iames Kohler, Martha Spurling, Richard B1-Qokhqrt Row 2: Nancy Dawson, Mr. W. A. Kleckner, George Newkirk, Doris Dinwiddie, Ruth Schraer, Vqda D1-qke, Abbie Todd, Barbara Breedlove, Miss Florence Groves, Connie Graham, Willodean Ballew. Virginia Bailey, Tommy Kent, Ray Killebrew ROW 32 I- R- MOHOHI IGIYY A1'1C1erS0n. Tim Burge, Joe Velie, Bill Koslow, Don Smith, Don Shockley, Iohn Graham, Ted'Francis h Eighty-eiglzt