Hannibal LaGrange University - Trojan Yearbook (Hannibal, MO)

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Veg Wins Third Term In his third year as Studeht Congress president, Steve Veg continued to guide the representatives in preparing a new constitution as their main project. Organization representatives included Crouch-Jerry McFerron, Commuters-Bonnie Bell, Kleckner-Terri Cusimano, Phi Theta Kappa-Mike Barger, Drama Club-Barb Walton, Delta Psi Omega-Bill Harris, Pulliam-Wanda Williams. CPHOTO TOPD Student Congress officers are President-Steve Veg, Vice-president-Kevin Collins, Secretary-Bob Ocheltree, Treasurer-Byron Smith, CPHOTO LEFTJ Steve Veg presides over a Monday morning Student Congress meeting. Student Congress!9

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CPHOTO BOTTOM RTGHTD Bonnie Bell sets the McKenzie stage for a reader's theatre presenta- tion of Two from Galilee. KPHOTO RIGHTI Delta Psi Omega members are Mike Callicott, Terri Cusimano, Debbie Taylor, Alisha Leishing, Bill Harris, Peter Peer, Bill Walton, Ron Mayes and Advisor-Pam Lyng. KPHOTO BELOWJ Drama Club members are Ron Mayes, Mike Callicott-Secretary, Joel Russell, CSECOND ROW! Jeannie Elder, Terri Cusimano, Sandy Gilliland, Dawn Moses, Alisha Leishing-Vice-president, Barbara WaltonYStu- dent Congress, Danita Ewers-President, Ted Davis, Bob Ocheltree, Dennis Hamilton, Debbie Taylor, Frank Stratton, John Taylor, Bill Harris, Bill Walton. fPHOTO CENTER RIGHT? Delta Psi Omega of- ficers are President-Julie McAlister, Vice- president-Mike Callicott, Secretary-Terri Cusimano, and Student Congress Represen- tative-Bill Harris. , Drama, Delta Psi Sponsor Plays The Drama Club sponsored two plays, Dirty Work at the Crossroads in October Cpages 76-77D and Tell Me that you Love Me, Junie Moon in February. They also presented a reader's theatre production of Two From Galilee on December 10, 11, and 12, and a Christmas program at BPWC and the Hannibal Methodist Church. Delta Psi Omega, an honorary national drama society, sponsored by Pam Lyng, had eight members who promoted interest in drama on campus.

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