Hannibal LaGrange University - Trojan Yearbook (Hannibal, MO)

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'T Project Grows KPHOTO UPPER LEFTJ Dana Mallet and Steve Veg work behind the scenes for a group of Head Start kids at the Old Turner School. Not visible are puppeteers Bill Walton. Pat Andrews and Evelyn Andrews. CPHOTO UPPER RIGHTH Four and live year olds giggle with delight at the puppet program presented during National Head Start Week in October. CPHOTOS LEFTJ Puppets designed and created by Pat Veg and her staff are used by the puppeteers in a variety of shows. Puppeteersf25

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nl' 3, Puppeteering Beginning with an inspired idea and a few puppets, Steve and Pat Veg developed a puppeteer program which has performed at over 75 churches, clubs and organizations and appeared on TV seven times. A new class, Puppeteering 141, was added to the college schedule for the spring term. The 19 students enrolled learned from Steve the art of constructing puppets and stages, writing scripts, preparing cassette tapes and producing puppet programs. 24!Puppeteers

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Campus Guests Mark Special Events CRV Seminar An attentive crowd at the CRV Seminar listens to Rev. Rose. Rev. Morton Rose of Nashville, Tennessee is guest speaker for the CRV Seminar in September. 26fGuests ang' vow-' li l wig-xg r . , 4 1: 1 .. a- 'if Y a x Rev. Green Rev. Taylor Rev. Hylton Personal Committment Week During a week of special services November 1-5, Rev. Richard Green, an evangelist from South Africa, challenged Christians to re-evaluate their priorities: Rev. Jack Taylor, author and evangelist from San Antonio, Texas, stressed the need for daily prayer and Bible study: Rev. Jim Hylton, pastor from West Plains, Missouri, spoke of the victory that is ours through Christ: and Rev. Ted Manzke, former missionary and HLG faculty member, KPHOTO PAGE 57D discussed sharing the gospel.