Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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There was a choice to make. Barb McMasters, an independent, was challenging Student Senate veteran David Clithero. A record number of voters, 30 percent, went to vote. McMasters won. There was a choice to make. Petitions against a chemical waste deposit were circulating in the fall. When we passed through the Union, Kirksville citizens asked us to sign. Some of us did. There was a choice to make. For many of us, we faced our first chance to vote in a national election. Also, for the first time in years, a third-party candidate was a serious contender for the presidency. On Nov. 4, however, John Anderson received only 7 percent of the popular vote. Ronald Fteagan won an electoral landslide over incumbent President Jimmy Carter. S.Eptders S. Borders Go torth and conquer-During an intersquad game. graduate assistant Dave Egofske gives some advice to the ends. He is one of the seven-member coaching staff. the 'lmy Sandbox toolballeAn impromtu game of touch football brings out some Missouri Hall residents on a Saturday afternoon. Opeiirig-