Hannibal LaGrange University - Trojan Yearbook (Hannibal, MO)

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Band, Choir Highlight Traditional Events The 44 member band was the largest and, according to Dr. Mc- Coy, the best in instrumentation that he has directed at HLG. The choir, outfitted in new multicolor wardrobes, made their early debut on High School Day. Fall performances of the two groups, including mid- October concerts, Booster Banquet entertainment, and Christmas programs, highlighted traditional college events. CSee also pages 20, 22, 68 and 693. CPHOTO ABOVE LEFTJ Janet Welch presents a guitar solo. CPHOTO LEFTJ At the window are carolers, Jeff Hickerson, Ronda Davis, Lee Ann Parker and Holly Gifford. CPHOTO BELOW LEFTD Dr. SL Mrs. McCoy are well pleased with the performances of their groups. CPHOTO BELOW RIGHTD The choir performs for High School Day. Choir members include Joy Acklin, Craig Arnold, Kathy Baker Smith. Mike Baker, Mike Barger, Dan Bauder, Rhonda Baughman, Laura Beckley, Paula Braungardt, Melody Buckalew, Kay Calvert. Rodger Carlson, Ray Carty, Kevin Collins, James Conner, Brian Cornelius. Carol Craig, Debbie Dance, Ronda Davis, Karen Dehner, Trina Dorris, Shawn Dugan, Gary Duncan, Susan Elston, Holly Gifford, Robbin Hall, Juanita Hart, Earl Haskins. Jeff Hickerson. Tom Hufty, Susan Knipmeyer, Hazel Langerud, Lisa Lehenbauer. Alisha Leishing, Dana Mallett, Mark McDougan, Mike McDougan. Angela McEuen, Annette Melvin, Rich Nations, Bruce Pafford, Lee Ann Parker, Debbie Rector, Judy Reinhart, Glenda Rentschler, Elaine Smith, Mary Smith. Sharon Smith, Marsha Spencer, Joy Spratley. Shel-ryl Stevenson, Beth Swanguarim, Gina Sutton, Linda Swope, Ray Varnes, Janet Welch. Pat Williams. Music! 1 9

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Delayed Star Lighting Opens Holiday Season The traditional ceremonies for the lighting of the Christmas star above the Administration Building were postponed because the star had been removed for High School Day and not replaced in time. A few students gathered on the scheduled date to find no star CPHOTO ABOVE CENTERJ. But, lo, on December 3 the star did appear, heralding the official beginning of the Christmas season on campus. QPHOTO TOPJ The Christmas star brightens a cold, dark night. CPHOTO LEFTD The star is the traditional herald of the Christmas season on campus. CPHOTO CENTERD Pat Williams, Susan Knipmeyer and Melody Buckalew point out that there is no star on November 29th. f CPHOTO RIGHTJ Terri Cusimano, Ron Mayes, Wanda Dodd, Steve Chou, Joy Acklin, Penny Moss and Brent Lipp join others to celebrate the lighting of the star on December Srd. Christmas!2 1