Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Front Row: C. Calbaugh, N. Brubaker, J. Spong, J. Wright, A. Polino. Second Row: W. Pettersen, V. Robinson, B. Groves, M. Myers, M. Mar- tinez. Third Row: M. Blankenship, C. Wheeler, P. Browning, E. Clark, V. Hater. Fourth Row: S. Roe, T. Spurlock, B. Klingsheim, E. Kenyon, Y. Mitchell. Fifth Row: B. Letringshouse, J. Beller, R. Hogsett, R. Robson, C. Dunham, J. Williams. Sixth Row: E. Kilborn, P. Catlett, J. Thomas, L. Spealman, M, Engelke, C. Hallgrimson, M. Bixler, L. Rose. Seventh Row: R. Vagle, D. Tucker, G. Ellis, G. Reese, A. Hargis, K. Nason. Eighth Row: A. Ghys, E. Raimer, C. Story, K. Hill, B. Lively, M. Mitchell, B. Valdez, D. Lehman, B. Mathes. COLLEGIUM MUSICUM Mr, Peterson, Swanie Roe, Glenn Ellis, and Bob Lively direct the activities of this organization. - lil 7? ll ' ' is 70 Heading Collegiurn Musicurn, Bob Lively, presi- dent, Glen Ellis, vice president, and Swanie Roe, sec- retary-treasurer, join with the other members to aid in further development and appreciation of music at Evangel College. As sponsor, Mr. Jesse Peterson ad- vises the group in their activities which included a fall hayride, selling Evangel College pens, and stu- dent recitals.

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Participation in Apple Day, Peanut Day, and the Christmas tree sale for the Cerebral Palsy Fund distin- guish Circle K as one of the service clubs on campus. The presentation of The Robe this fall was another one of their activities. Membership, limited to upperclassmen, is on a selec- tion basis with such factors as grade point average, inter- ests, talents, and sense of responsibility being con- sidered. Mr. Vinson serves as sponsor for the club, which is guided by Arlin Hall, president, Bill Martin, vice-presi- dent, Danny Burks, secretary, and Cliff Makohoniuk, treasurer. Arlin Hall, Danny Burks, and Bill Martin display the wiring used tor the radio station, KCBI. CIRCLE K Front Row: Mr. Vinson, Arlin Hall, Bill Martin, Donny Burks. Second Gail Smith, Martyn Eggough, Barry Gilmore, Jon Silvester, Ed McNabb. Row: Fred Cullens, Jerry Millhouser, Arthur Alexiou, Frank Roe. Third Fifth Row: Larry Matejka, Gary Cook, Joe Jackson, Gordon Burland, Row: Gene Grounds, AI Auby, Tom Gerdis, Charles Carlsen. Fourth Row: Bob LeMon. 69

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Clarinetsz Carolyn Wheeler, Tom Gerdis, Lee Motta, Lois Barr, Nancy soon: Swanie Roe. Baritone Saxophone: Yvonne Mitchell. Baritone Wilson, Mary Jane Engelke, Vicki Olson. Trumpets: Art Ghys, Bob Gary Cook. Trombones: Merlin Mitchell, Larry Rose, Benigno Valdez Lively, Frank Yonke. French Horns: Bob Potter, Clinton Story, Dale Basses: Ken Mason, Ken Hill. Percussion: Joanne Wright, Al Auby Tucker, Donna Friend. Oboe: Mary Groves. Flute: Lynette Spealman. TYITIPCHYI Marge Bixler. Tenor Saxophone: Joyce Thomas. Alto Saxophone: Albert Hargis. Bas- CCJNQCERT BAND Members of Concert Band are chosen by audi- tions held in the fall. These select students are privileged to tour parts of the country bi-annually presenting concerts consisting of sacred and secu- lar music. Mr. Jesse Peterson directs the band and schedules the tours. ., i 't - 'if' F l Bond girls wait outside the church while the boys unload the bus. i 1 f l L55 -,S