Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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A CHILD at the Faith Lutheran School sings along with his teacher. He and his classmates helped Susan Novtnger, junior, as she did her preteaching ex- perience there. The preteeching requirement gives education maion a glimpse of the tieid hetero they student teach. ARMS mum, Nancy noes, treshman, waits for Instruction: iron her aerobic dance instructor. Aalthongh dance classes such as disco, Ian, tolk and square dance, were required to: some majors, they proved popular with students outside the recreation majors. LEAP FROG was put of the entertainment captured runners gave to their ! '1 gnu at escape and evasion prison camps. Escape and evasion was put oi H8100,- student! tried to make it tron: one point to another without getting caught by patrol- oi uppercimnen. LIVESTOCK and corn keep Robin Euiey, junior, busy In her job on the tam owned by the Dtvision oi Practical Arts. Hurley and tour other students keep the tam operating; It in used as a laboratory tor agriculture and animal health technology classes. 90le vaI1 axonq ueqog Jenanw K1031 l8Academics x mW'. ..,-:.....v. W M .. .0...- -.---.....--;..--.4....M anaew tuuel