Hannibal LaGrange University - Trojan Yearbook (Hannibal, MO)

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. Q 4 , I ,Y . l ?v- Opposite page, clockwise. Language Arts instructors: Debbie Scott, Ken McNutt, Connie Brown, Betty Rhoads, and Kathy White. Mr. Duer helping Lori Norfolk in English Comp. Miss White speaks about speech. Business faculty: Faye Pope, Jerry Allen and Debbie Smith. This page, clockwise. Music faculty: Alyce McMeen, Nadeen McCoy, Carol Jo Lane and Floyd McCoy. Mrs. White instructing a class. Stan lngraham, yearbook representative. Mr. McNutt teaching English Comp. Mrs. Scott, Yearbook advisor. ll '77 1' A N- Ii , . , ' x-N 1 ' - ' - .lf '11 I' ' f Ufiff- , . W' . X

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