Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Front Row: Joanne Jalanivich, Ofelio Curammeng, Linda Luck, Phoebo Boucher, Royce Earley. Third Row: Al McLeod, Paul Demchuk, George W0lfe, C0fl'le ll'19 Coburn, C0f0lYf'1 Wolker, M0142 Hubbell- Second Row: Wood, Paul Modder, James Ponageotopoulos, David Leatherberry, Dick Bob Lichty, JoAnna Beller, Phil Nichols, Bob Potter, Paul Lowell, Sandra Johnson. ALPHA KAI CMEGA Bob Potter, Phil Nichols, Phoeba Wolfe, and Mr. Vonzant discuss plans for the next club meeting. 66 Officers of Alpha Kai Omega include president, Bob Potter, vice president, Phil Nichols, and secretary-treas- urer, Phoeba Wolfe. Sponsor of the group is Mr. Van- zant. All majors and minors in religion are required to be- long to this club, and students planning to enter full-time Christian service may be accepted by o majority vote of members. Special speakers and trips to places of significance provide information for practical work in ministerial fields, and encourages spiritual life and participation in Christian service.

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STAFF Q '1 gl . The Lance is the student newspaper which expresses the opinions of the student body and circulates news of the school on and off campus. The aim of the staff is to provide a high class college newspaper and provide practical experience for persons in- terested in journalism and newspaper pro- duction. Loren Beans looks over the notes he made in a recent interview, as Jack Custer and Mr. Conner inspect the financial record. Carol Thomas and Jan Berquist proofread the Lance. There are fifteen issues of the Lance published bi-weekly with exception of exam week and holidays. Membership includes all interested stu- dents and particularly those with past exper- ience in journalism. Receiving the highest recognition among its class in Missouri, the Lance has likewise received first class honor ratings for five consecutive semesters in national competi- tion. Annette Mosely, Betty Geyer, and Florence Davis do paste-up work on the Lance. 65

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Outstanding event of the year for this club was the acceptance of its local chapter, Beta Psi, into the Phi Beta Lambda organization, on January l3. Leading Phi Beta Lambda this year were Gene Grounds, president, Vernon Klemin, vice-president, Lo- retta Barkley, secretary, and Pat Buntenbach, treasurer. The club is divided into four sections: secretarial sci- ence, business education, business administration, and accounting. Each group has separate meetings and officers. Joint meetings are held once a month. Special projects of the whole club include an annual trip and the decoration of the business lounge. :M i . -.wh 5115. EVg.,.,.4af3 -1. .. Tr.. --. if QW? V'-. W! 1,1- eii 1 Mr. Vinson, Miss Reddick, Pat Buntenbach, Loretta Barkley, Vernon Klemin, and Gene Grounds chat about the recent entry of the local club into the national organization for college students of business, Phi Beta Lambda. PHI BETA LAMBDA Front Row: M. Ziemann, J. Tolve, G. Passmore, S. Farmer, E. Dine, B. Row: D. Black, S. Toth, D. Tegeler, S. Kitch, K. Davis, P. Smith, G. Reese, Coyle, B. Jones, G. Geisler, T. Swecker, M. Armstrong, C. Grams, G. Graves. R, Tomillo, L. Stephens. Fourth Row: E. McNabb, J. Hudson, D. Persons, Second Row: J. Bandurske, B. Schar, C. Young, A. Fife, P. Catlett, J. B. Gilmore, P. Wilkins, R. Knight, K. Chrismer, L. Sparks, J. Myers, J. Herman, G. Skaggs, S. Turner, l. McElhinny, S, Barkley, F. Roe. Third Panageotopoulas, L. Spong, R. Vagle. 67