Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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W rg f me yceumo eature lmpvffed anal local talent Jose Greco stirred the student body with his Spanish dance. No need to associate provincialism with MSTCR when students, faculty, and townspeople opened theiry minds, time, and pocketbooks to traveling lyceum pro-l grams. We, of Sleepy Hollow, emerged from the six programs wide-eyed with impressions of the outside ROW ONE: Karen Watanabe, Linda Lantz, Joyce Flowers. ROW TWO: Phyllis Wells, Connie Terry, Pat LaBrier. ROW THREE: Sue Davis, Karen Forquer, Ann Porter. ROW FOUR: Janyce Wor- rell, Diane Detwiler, Elaine Cunningham. ROW ,FIVE: Bonnie Bigsby, Emilie Lowe, Joan Moore. world. Castanet sales skyrocketed with Jose Greco's flamenco, Bach, Beethoven, and Brahms sweat shirts blossomed after the Kansas City Symphony's concert, and Mark Twain revisited his old stomping grounds through Hal Holbrook.

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,-..-....... - f M - .. . , ,.f g.. . , ,H ,-3 1 V- --Q 'E ,.,.Mf, J N . - .- -. . gr. . ic JT. 1, .t ,, , ., f My xxX Seated: Elmer F. Gieselman, Macon, P. M. Marr, Milan, presidentg Edward E. Swain Sr., Kirksvilleg J Andy Zenge, Jr., Canton, Henry M. Boucher, Memphis, Ed Jayne, Kirksville. Hubert Wheeler Regent Ex-Officio carol of cpegentav- aoter Qplctnnero Progress in our time is seldom the outgrowth of chance. More often it is achieved through the efforts of many people working together--a prime example being our Board of Re- gents, Mr. Hubert Wheeler, State Commissioner of Educa- tion since 1947, and our Administrative staff. The work of the Board is perpetuating and ever increasing with the growth and development of the college. Everything that MSTC is today represents the realiza- tion of past planning. The six-member Board appointed by the Governor, with the approval of the State Senate, for a term of six years, has charge of the policies, operation and maintenance of the college.