Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia was nationally initiated at Evangel this year. The initiation included a formal dinner following the ceremony and recital. As a fraternity it strives to foster the cause of American music in the United States as is the pur- pose of the other groups throughout the country. Officers elected for the year were Bob Lively, president, Bennie Valdez, vice president, and Al Auby, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Jesse Peterson is sponsor of the fraternity. T-L Bob Lively, Bennie Valdez, and Al Auby glance over congratulatory letters received on their chapter's recent entrance into the national organization. PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA Front Row: Eddie Raimer, Royle Vagle, Mr. Peterson, Second Row: Frank Yonke, AI Auby, Dan Lehman, Ken Nason. Third Row: Clinton Story, Larry Mateika, Benigno Valdez. Fourth Row: Glen Ellis, Ken Hill, Bob Lively, Merlin Mitchell, Mr. Nicholson. 81

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ff-xl Front Row: Gary Dickinson, Ross Smith, Bill Zancocchio, Don Youngs. Second Row: Bob Ashcroft, Jim Thomas, Jim Williams, Dave Hathaway, Paul Hollis, Larry Matejka. LETTERMEN'S CLUB Lettermen Paul Hollis and Jim Williams award a free throw to Vernon Klemin in basketball intramurals. 80 Officiating at intramural games is one of the pri- mary functions of the Lettermen's Club. They also sponsor the annual Lettermen's Banquet. The club, which seeks to stimulate and encourage the development of a good athletics program, requires that each member have earned a varsity letter from Evangel, Officers include Bob Ashcroft, president, Paul Hol- lis, vice-president, Gary Dickinson, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Don Pearson is sponsor.

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Front Row: Catherine Coburn, Darlene Massey, Delna Kirk, Ruth Dixon. Second Row: Amarylis Jarrell, Nancy Moyer, Lois Vatne, Charlotte Sher- wood, Maysil Williams. Third Row: Joe Nichols, Gary Dickinson, Dale Tucker, Sherwin Terrill, Dan Peterson. SIGMA PHI NU Sherwin Terrill, Nancy Moyer, Joe Nichols, and Sylvia Hughes make plans for the club's activities, 82 To help students gain a broader knowledge of science and its relation to everyday life, Sigma Phi Nu opens its membership to all science majors and minors. Some of their activities include field trips and experiments which were presented to churches to show the relatonship between science and religion. Dr. Larson is the club's sponsor. Joe Nichols, presi- dent, Sherwin Terrill, vice-president, Sylvia Hughes, secretaryg and Nancy Moyer, treasurer serve as of- ficers.