Hannibal LaGrange University - Trojan Yearbook (Hannibal, MO)

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Laurie Barns Speech Woodrow Burt Speech Director of Admissions .-ga...-..-N-....anbn........ ...M ' 3 fffl - fls-f' ' -..l....-----4--me V, .Q ,M ig N' :' S' 'I '. xii? it wif ii Q 1 W, ,,,.,,-., Communications Skills Are Diverse Communications skills were taught in diverse classes including grammar, composition, literature, speech, Spanish, journalism and speed reading. Milo Duer and Ken McNutt continued to teach full- time basic English courses with Woody Burt added as speech instructor and Connie Brown as Ad- vanced Grammar teacher. A new Yearbook Jour- nalism class was added as an English Activity course. The Trojan yearbook was a lab production of the class. With a collection of 25,000 books, the Library was the center of communications for the Campus. Long-range plans were developed, according to Ann Sundermeyer, to add 1,000 books each year, meeting the needs of expanding curricula in the 4 year programs. .

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Hi-.vt ,F 3, 3 , ...NJ C.-,ix 4-J:-Y 1-.--v-- - --- .vw-Y, -P.-.X---.-. . l. Milo Duer grades composition papers in his office. 52X C ommunications i Ken McNutt illustrates composition fundamentals.

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Yi Yrbfii if , ,n , , ,M ,,4,,,.,-, 7- U... Dr. McCoy leads a Friday morning transition hymn in Chapel. Bachelofs Degree dded In Music Nine students enrolled in the first Junior class of the Bachelor s of Church Music degree program First time courses lncluded Oratorlal Literature Hymnology Vocal Literature Anthem Literature and Church Music hiring an additional full tune faculty member for voice piano and chorus Over the Summer Muir Hall was renovated transforming a teaching area into a combmatlon office vocal studio and cho1r room 1 Administration. Plans for the first Senior year included 54!Music Chic Hart, a major in Church Music, plans to be HLG's first BCM graduate.