Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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:5 Henderson' h . 1 ' - ierbieten ON THE MALL, freshman Anetta Edwards and sophomore James Stebar take a break between classes. Unseasonably warm weather late in the fall kept students outside into December. VISITORS LOOK ON as sophomore Jayne Galloway performs her pantomime routine Building Walls at the Activities Fair. The fair gives students the oppor- tunity to see what extracurricular organizations are offered at the University. THE HEARTBEAT of the University comes from the Administra- tiOIUHumanitieti Building. Social science faculty and Publications offices were transferred to new offices in the basement of PMH in the fall. Out in front Leadership extended from the classroom onto the playing field as the nationally ranked Bulldogs ad- vanced to the NCAA. Division II football playoffs for the first time in University history. For the second con- secutive season the softball team finished fourth in the nation. . By taking strides toward academic, athletic and per- sonal excellence, the year offered the chance to be . . . IN THE LEAD. i I LIZ Mmmp 7 Opening