Hannibal LaGrange University - Trojan Yearbook (Hannibal, MO)

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Positive Attitude Strengthens HLG Presidents' Message The Bicentennial Year was in its waning months as 1976-77 class arrived on campus. The past has been glorious but our youth do not live in the past. Therefore, anxiety for immediate changes and adjustments were foremost but anticipation for the future excited the minds of the students. The total college shared the anticipa- tion because of the positive attitude provided by the new programs and expanded curriculum. The academic area had another cause for excitement, a growing strength in faculty anckadministrative leadership. The year has proven to be one of the most successful in the long history of HLG. There has been a cohesiveness in the personnel of the college which is a joy to the heart. The student body has been eager to learn and responsive to leadership. God has truly blessed our campus spiritually. The highest quality of Christian maturity is seen in the faculty and administration. The dedication and committment to Christ of the student body exceeds anything your president has seen in a quarter of a century. Lest my words lead you astray, our campus is not heaven Cwe patiently wait for that eternal pleasurel, but it is a haven for those who seek to grow in wisdom and knowledge, and favor with God and man. Dr. Gerald E. Martin President Administration Since 1973 when Dr. Gerald Martin KPHOTO RIGHT, joined HLG as Presi- dent, the administrative staff has been revamped three times to accomodate chang- ing needs and personnel, thus strengthening the total leadership program. Kenneth Pope, Dean of Academic Affairs in 1975, was named Dean of Ad- ministration and Assistant to the President. To complete his doctoral degree at the University of Missouri, Dean Pope took a partial leave of absence. Although his of- fice was empty Tuesdays through Thursdays CPHOTO FAR RIGHTD he continued important development work on long, busy weekends. Dr. Paul Brown CPHOTO CENTER RIGHTJ assumed the position of Academic Dean in May. He came to HLG from Clark College in Newton, Mississippi. Bernard Williams returned for his second year CPHOTO CENTERJ as Dean of Business Affairs. Dean Williams had previously worked in this area from 1953 to 1973 before a career in local politics. Trustees Board members are Frank Breithaupt, Allen Peterson, Alberta Hagerman, Robert Parker-President, Jerry Anderson-Vice- president, Bryan Gruber, Larry Lewis, CSECOND ROWD Austin Rissmiller, Bual Bales, Wendell Bradford, Edwin Burris, Rnlin Boulware, David Bunch, Raymond Kenison, Dale Norfolk and Dr. Gerald Martin, HLG President, CNOT PICTUREDJ Jerry Dance, O.M. George, Roy Goodhart-Treasurer, Jack Kohler, Gene Phillips, Bob Sellers, J. D. Stewart-Secretary, Robert Thompson, D. W. Triplett and Dick Belcher. 48!Administration