Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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President, Sylvia Hughes, vice president, Amary- lis Jarrell, and secretary-treasurer, Mary Myers served as Women's Athletic Association leaders this year. Other officers were: Alice Tyson, sports manager, Brenda Claiborne, chaplain, and Maysil Williams, historian. Mrs. Ella Enke sponsored the group. Membership in W.A.A. is open to all women in- terested in developing good sportsmanship and partici- pating in worthwhile recreation. Other purposes in- clude directing the intramural program and maintain- ing an award system. Loretta Barkley and Otelia Curammeng compete against each other in a basketball intramural game as Mary Myers referees in the background. W.A.A. Front Row: Sylvia Hughes, Judy Vallandingharn, Teresa Swecker, Darlene Jan Wood, Mary Myers, Gloria Conway, Johanna Tolve. Fifth Row: Massey, Mrs, Enke, Second Row: Ofelia Curammeng, NOHCY Ulrich, Amarylis Jarrell, Myrna Machlan, Brenda Claiborne, Lillian Ferganchick, Angeline Vanderburg, Loreena Tyson, Fern Crouch, Third Row: Linda Virginia Higgins. Sixth Row: Mary Armstrong, Alice Tyson, Jan Nor- Standefer, Lois Tomlinson, Betty Groves, Barbara Milloff. Fourth Row: wood, Maysil Williams. 85

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Front Row: H. Lindstrom, M. Brown, M. Myers, C. Revitzer, J. Homer, Miss Walther, R. Vagle, Second Row: A. Alexiou, M. Griffin, P. Hum- phreys, N. Motto, S. Gilmore, L. Motto, N. Ulrich, O. Curammeng, N. Vagle, B. Miller, G. Dickinson. Third Row: S. Morriello, R. Coyle, A. Ty- son, L. Brown, S. Reese, M. Martinez, R. Schubert, A. Moseley. Fourth Row: V. Davis, C. Gilliland, R. Dixon, B. Calhoun, M. Cockman, P. Beebe, R. Coltrane, P. Browning, R. Vagle, B. Lichty. Fifth Row: J. Anderson, E. Kresack, S. Hanson, C. Baxter, M. Ambler, J. Boyd, G. Rauch, L. Bilton. u Blankenship, J. Rima, G. Nelson, A. Hargis, B. Willemsen. Seventh Row: J. Spong, C. Matthes, J. Henline, B. Klingsheim, L. Tomlinson, C. Peder- son. Eighth Row: J. Engle, V. Hofer, V. Olson, B. Bruton, E. Clark, R Schroeder, S. Turner, E. Beers, S. Ludemann, V. Walent, C. Sherwood Ninth Row: B. Lefringhouse, G. Hammons, C. Pidde, M. Anderson, A Fife, B. Claiborne, B. Patrick, J. Tolve, K. Bowen. Tenth Row: R. Krosch, M. Ziemann, J. Norwood, L. Rileyjt-J., Hermo , P. Catlett, N. Kent, B K-Pooth, M. Baker, C. Rutkowski, J.l'l-lelms, Bkuernemoen, Hummel ll x 4 il! I J A V J lx D. .. ..xmM',F,7.,.....,i..- Y. jdjxlb Ih,,Wj 9, hi my ,.. QA QV, i will ,Pl x jvjlguiill In it gli' will Pigl Qkifwj . lfllil isilffflil,iflJltiilMll fllll-fl? tiikttilili' itll' will lli ll lfiil 1 'l .. . .is A - p - Q G .3 Ni it ul' illli' ill it il il li J 84 t, I I, if xii gtk Ql ts .ti . Studenlxixlational Educatiorbl Association is com- posed of students majoring or minoring in secondary and elementary education. This organization stimulates in- terest in prospective teachers through special activities planned and presented the first Wednesday of every month. Dinner meetings with special speakers and films were presented to members. Also a part of their activities was the student teacher forum. Sponsor, Miss Walther, aided the leaders of the S.N.E.A. which included Judy Homer, president, Royle Vagle, vice-president, and Cindy Revitzer, secretary- treasurer.

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Front Row: Mrs. Bresson, Mrs. Garvin, Mrs. Ashcroft, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Vazakas, Mrs. Stinchcomb, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Berkihiser. Third McTeer, Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Spence. Second Row: Miss Row: Mrs. Elmendorf, Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. Walther, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Wacker, Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Vanzant, Mrs. Kay, Mrs. Mullens, Mrs. Enke, Mrs. Larson. Mrs. McTeer, Mr made hats. fag M. 86 WI-TE-HO CLUB s. Vinson, Mrs. Malm, and Mrs. Pearson model their 11 home Exrec KHP 1 WUI? L PM Wm Mn The newly organized Wi-Te-Ho Club CFaculty Wives, Teachers, and Hostessesl is composed of thirty mem- bers. Officers include president, Mrs. McTeer, Mrs. Pearson, vice-president, Mrs. Nicholson, secretary- treasurer, and Mrs. Ashcroft, sponsor. Fixing-up the faculty lounge, entertaining the facul- ty wives of C.B.l. at a party, and selling refreshments to the dorms were a few of their projects. i i l i i i