Hannibal LaGrange University - Trojan Yearbook (Hannibal, MO)

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H Y CHARLIE n 'ig , l I. V ,I 1 3 , '.,, Q ' - Ill,-N Y V. 1. rlil lgii Y in xv , .1 3. im g, . 1 ' ' ' if 1: rw . ' '- ' HQ gil ' 1 W-2,ifziTl ffl J l ' ' I Jlitritl' I i ,iajlf A T' we M I fl lf lib! 4 X . : I Y Q7 ' ' l,: i T11 li - X lm Ui .EQ l l ,fr fu 'Y EEF' Q Flowers for Algernon blossomed March 8 and 9 un- der the direction of Miss Kathy White. This spring pro- duction was the compelling story of a retarded man who became an integral part of a scientific experiment. The leading role of Charlie Gordon was realistically portrayed by Randy Mullinax who was ably assisted by other members ofthe cast including: Obie Schutz, Ken Hartzog, Rhonda Kaye Davis, Steve Brown, Kim Carlin, Marjorie Frazier, Dennis Wilkison, Beth Rethorn, Kathy DeShon, Bryan Fellars, Mary Beth Sumpter, Korkie Sumpter, Kurt Sumpter, Candy Campbell and Debbie Buckler.

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-ez.: vuvvif- , - 1, , ,, 1 .1 -1 ' if . 3:7-i. CHO rg., , 4' . ff fray 1 I my f r ' , 5 ,. ' t.. , Pg i .4 :: 1 i ii if i 53' V .ii ' ?f'f'lc . j H1174 Chaos VII From stick horses to a grasshop- per opera. Chaos was just that, Chaos. This year's president, Rodger Carlson, highlighted the program when he appeared on stage as a new young lady. There were several surprised faces when the Director of the Music Department, Floyd McCoy changed into an oversized baby. All in all, Chaos was fun, exciting, and very different. Plato visited with PIato's Proverbs. We visited a pond, met Shirley Temple, and witnessed an enlarging machine, and watched a soap opera Cas the Stomach Turnsj. These were just a few of the attractions. Clockwise: Upper left, Kirk Sumpter, CPla- to's Proverbsj. Upper right, Mourning Bugs. Center, Karol Haskins as Shirley Temple. Center right, Mrs. McCoy and the enlarging machine. Lower left, Stan Wil- liams, leading the funeral for the Grass- hopper Opera.

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PENCILS A D PE -THIS IS THE E D! . r -lv - HALAGRA STAFF The Halagra Staff CLeftJ was a group of dedicated people who did their best to publish the school newspa- per and bring it out on time. The paper itself was an honor to the school, well-written and sometimes thought provoking. The staff incor- porated student written material. Left to Right: Barbara Williams, Kal- vin Wings, Betty Rhoads CSupv.j Roy Liburd, Roberta Harrison, and Helen Dietle. Not pictured are the print shop stah' who printed the finished product: Dale Hammond, manager. i TROJAN STAFF Would you please pass the aspirin? and, Rod, be quiet and give me the pictures. This was some of the chatter that marked the progression of the yearbook from start to fin- ish. Long hours, and lots of overtime and frus- tration finally added up to one completed yearbook and supplement. However, the staff never could quite get together for a photo! STAFF INCLUDED: Rod Richards, Lea Ann Bledsoe, Judy Spriggs, Charlotte Bryant, Brenda Kolditz, Amy Gibbs, Walter Elliott, Sherry Hendricks, Rhonda Davis, Lisa Dickey and Lana Jaworsky.