Hannibal LaGrange University - Trojan Yearbook (Hannibal, MO)

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Mrs Christopher Bond chats with students Joy Acklin and Jeff Hicherson in the college cafeteria while on a campaign tour for her Concerts The Lester Family. in one of several visits to McKenzie auditorium. performs a November concert. Chapel Speakers Included in the year's chapel guests are Rev. Clifford Wrisinger CPHOTO BELOW LEFTJ. a Missouri Associational Missionary. and Rev. Choong-Yeol Choy from Seoul. Korea CPHOTO BELOW CENTERJ. Another chapel speaker. Rev. Bill Carlson of Mississippi. CPHOTO BELOWJ visits with Mike Bross. Bob Phillips. and son. Rodger. I . fl , f 1.7 54' . ' .V , s .. l H' ll' Guests! 27 1 ,a v Y' N

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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.

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Students Work Their Way Through School f ,. ww y M ,f L?- s, :' e .'-atkalfrwmil , .xx PQ.. .N ,X 'Gi-J: -A 'S:E'-isrri-:Q ' Wwe! L 'Y' zazeeyqgv 'row-mm-st QINM? Working your way through, a respectable tradi- tion among college students, provided HLG coeds many opportunities to earn needed cash and to gain ex- perience. A greatly expanded Student Work Program on campus provided a payroll of over 345,000 for 112 students who assisted in food service, custodial operations and office jobs. Many others found part-time off campus employ- ment with such popular area businesses as Hardees, Country Kitchen, Underwood, Pizza Hut and Levering Hospital. A few students, such as Rick Ingersoll, held less traditional jobs. Rick gained practical experience as a mortician, his career field, by making pick up calls and assisting at the Smith Funeral Home. 28!Student Workers L f' .1 2 Z ,1 wg. -..., L 'Z' ' W .Z 3 55 , l 3 ' KPHOTO UPPER RIGHT! Kathy Schliermacher operates the addressograph machine in the print shop. QPHOTO LEFTJ Dan keeps on truckin for the Lomax Trucking Company of Hannibal, with his 28,000 lb., 18 wheel Kitty Whopperf' QPHOTO ABOVE, Mary Ann Thomas assists Gayle Hammond in the Registrar's Office.