Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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Attention getter — Delia Sigma Pi members Paul Krupela. so.. and Lori Briggs, so., glance over the professional business fraternity's rush table display in Violette Hall. Among other pledge activities, prospectivcs were required to conduct a 15- mlnute interview with each active member and some of the faculty in the Division of Business. During spring rush. 29 pledges were selected. Shared Strength = 5 = Opening

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Out of breath — After walking several miles in the Crop Walk for world hunger. David Buerger, fr.. and Jim Jewell, jr.. take a break. The social service was sponsored by the Lutheran Faith Center. Card tricks — Deception was the force that John Fabjance. visiting magician, used to captivate his au- dience Fabjance gave a Spring, 1984, performance sponsored by the Student Activities Board. We had, in reality, set up a support system that gave our idea-sharing and our stake in a common cause the stability to withstand the year’s obstacles and pressures. As individuals, we sometimes had no chance to conquer our weak- nesses, but as a unified front we pooled our talents and stretched for our full potential . . . and beyond. The capacity to evaluate ourselves and determine where each of us best supported the total framework of the University became our first attempt at realizing the strength of combined efforts. Throughout the year, the strength increased because we kept moving closer as differences faded and similarities emerged. Consequently, our mutual participation generated an energy that kept national at- tention focused on us. Masked man — Entertainment at NMSU Live, sponsored by the Student Activities Board, was composed of student and faculty talent. Darryl Muhrer. instructor of mass communica- tion. shows off his talent by juggling for the audience. Muhrer. star and creator of the Spike Bones Show juggled as a hobby. Shared Strength = 4 = Opening Hop to it — Rope jumping to keep in shape. Becky Rogger. sr.. works out in Centennial Hall s fourth floor lounge. Many students became more con- ccrncd about tl eir health and began ex- ercise programs.

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On the boards — Members of the House Higher Education Committee Winnie Weber, secretary Jo Ann Hibson and Everett Brown attend an informa- tional meeting held in the Student Union Building. Sec page 20 On film — In pro lab. Amy George, graduate student, assists Susie Zwicki. fr.. with the autoload film projector. Education majors had to take the course to learn to use various media. See page 34 mti Demolition team — Campus renovators Herbert Truce and Dan Szabados. jr.. pry apart fixtures on the green house that was once located near Science Hall. Renovations began in the fall. See page 12