Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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The REV. FRED I. LESSTEN is a doubly busy man as he serves as Business Manager for both Evangel College and Central Bible Institute. His job includes balancing the bud- get and collecting the bills for the two schools. He acquired his business experience as manager of a chain store in Rochester, New York. This versatile man has also served as chaplain of the Nebraska State Prison from I944 to I948, taught homiletics at C.B.I., and filled the capacity of Dean of Men at C.B.I. before becoming business manager. 'I8 For the past four years DR. WILMOUTH C. PRICE has served as Registrar for Evangel College. Through his office, all applications for admission are processed, and registration proceedings are carried out. Before accepting the position of registrar here, Dr. Price taught business at Ball State Teachers College, in Muncie, Indiana. He also instructed at St. Cloud State College, St. Cloud, Minnesota. His undergraduate work was done at Winona State Teachers College, St. Paul, Min- nesota, while he received his masters and doctors degrees from the University of Minnesota.

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DEAN WARD R. WILLIAMS Dr. Ward R. Williams was appointed as dean of the college in the spring of l96O, to take full command the following fall. Coming to Springfield from South-Eastern Bible College, Lakeland, Fla., the new dean left the position of vice-president of the latter school. Dur- ing his five years at S.E.B.C,, he also served as instructor and business manager. An ordained minister of the Assemblies of God, Dr. Williams was an army chaplain from l944 to l9-46, and was stationed on Okinawa, New Guinea, and the Philippines during the war years. He is a graduate of McPherson College, and received his M.A. and doctorate degrees from the University of Minnesota. assi? 25522. 222 12... w .W a ages is - eraser! :xiii 3511? ' as ,Q p , Xi fe -s w arm gp ag W . Mmm., A Aman: W

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A friendly word and a cheery smile are trademarks of GRANT WACK- ER, Director of Public Relations. From his office, Evangel College is pub- licized through out the world. Promotion of all fund raising and student procurement programs for the school is one of his main jobs. Prior to coming to Evarigel, the Rev. Wacker served os a chaplain in the U. S. Army, pastored churches in South Dakota, worked as regional promotion director for Billy Graham, and was national promotion director for the C.A. office. i l l Newest addition to the administration staff is WILLIAM E. MC TEER, Comptroller for the school. Formerly he was i an auditor in the office of the Florida state auditor. ln l i953 he left that position to become a pastor in DeLand, Fla. Subsquently he served as business manager of South- Eastern Bible College, Lakeland, Fla., and as a pastor in Dunn, NC. The comptroller, a graduate of Stetson University, was a laboratory assistant and president of the honorary ac- counting society at Stetson. Need a job? See Mr. Malm! PAUL M. MALM, Director of Student Life, came to Evangel as social studies instructor in the fall of l958. He was appointed to his present position prior to the opening of school, Sep- tember, l959. Before coming to springfield, Malm taught at Canyonville Bible Acad- emy, Canyonville, Oregon, and also served as teacher in the religious edu- cation program of the Pamona Public Schools in Pomona, Calif. He re- ceived his B.A. from Southern California Bible College, and his M.A. from Claremont Graduate School in Claremont, Calif. 'I9