Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Below, the Concert Band plays at the World Pentecostal Conference in Dallas, Texas. Concert Band plays for capacity crowd in Dallas The Evangel College Concert Band spark- ed off their nine-day Thanksgiving tour with a debut at the World Pentecostal Conference in Dallas, Tex. Under the direction of John Shows, as- sistant professor of music, the band made a sweep through Illinois, indiana, Wis- consin, Minnesota, South Dakota, Ne- braska, and Missouri.The eleven churches in their itinerary received a full concert, featuring various brass numbers and a new arrangement of Jericho. Because of their scheduled European tour in the summer, the band did not go on the traditional Easter vacation travel. They did, however, visit churches in the vicinity in an effort to raise funds for their trip abroad. CONCERT BAND: left to right, istandingi Lynette Bjornson, Sharon Johnson, and Tim Snyder. iback rowi Dan Felty, Bill Abbott, Steve Spina, Mary Bledsoe, Al Cooley, Ken Bass, Rich Greco, Terry Dwelle,and Lowell Roggow. imiddle rowi Sharon Westberg, Pat Stajduhar, Kinette Adams, Carolyn Kroll, Danny Ezell, Linda Cooley, Dave Munger, Jim Lanning, John McAfee, Carol Tucker, Pam Sumpter, and Phil Weineke. ifront rowi Diane Anker, Frank DeMarco, Linda Rob- erts, Glenda Pelham, Diana Williams, Carolyn Arndt, and Kris Figgins. 116

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Young GOP's support Kit Bond, Marvin Kennon for state offices Members of the Young Republicans club were active in state political campaigns for Marvin Kennon, candidate for state representative, and distributed literature for Kit Bond, candidate for state auditor. Tuesday nights the club sponsored a broadcast on KECC with sophomore Bob Karls and freshman Mike Huggins discussing political issues. The 45 members were also involved in parties, banquets, and fund-raising pro- jects for the club. Officers for the Young Republicans this year were Sam Croutworst, sophomore, president; Ken Couch, senior, vice-presi- dent; Bob Karls, sophomore, secretary; and Sharon Hamlin, senior, treasurer. Dr. W. George Fletcher, assistant profes- sor of social studies, was the sponsor of the Young Republicans. YOUNG REPUBLICANS: left to right, Mike McCoy, Mike Moore, Keith Campbell, Sam Scoma, Darlene Campbell, Dave Earle, Becky Tromp, Loretta Cole, Jan McTeer,Sharon Moore, Liz Peel, Dave Thornton, Polly Duncan, Linda Davidson, Ken Couch, vice-president; Cindy Ping, Robert Martin, Brenda Boydston, Caro- lyn Vincent, Hope Rainey, Sharon Wingerd, Devon Gensinger, Sharon Hamlin, treasurer; Bob Karls, secretary; Nancy Hansen, Tim Siders, Danny Ezell, Charles Fredwell, Pepar Anspaugh, Dr. George Fletcher, faculty advisor; and Sam Croutworst, president. 115

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CONCERT CHOIR: Left to right, back rowi Paul Seppala, Carl LeMon, Dave Moore, Ron Linz, Bill Kraiss, Mark Alexander, David Brollier, Dean Dennison, Kenton Johnson, Bert Phagan, Steve McGuire, and Bill Hornback. icenter rowi Virgil lllum, Dorothy Schultz, Lindy Dameron, Linda Brownwell, Joi Maurer, Miki Scruggs, Susan Loyd, Cindy LaRosa,Charolette McLendon, Mary Herron,Jan Berry, and Bill Bobo. ifront row, Rick Walls, Joy Dewey, Carol Bakke, Judy Nicholson, Jo Ann Dickhut, Jeanine Stapleton, Pam McDonald, Cindy Thurmond, Cathy Liming, Sharon Thomas, and John Gay. Below, Judy Nicholson, Rick Walls, Steve McGuire, and Lindy Dameron preen for concert in Mobile, Ala. Choir tours Dixie, Canada; pit stop at McLendonis proves well The Evangel College Choir began its fall itinerary with a sweep of Arkansas, Ten- nessee, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, and Oklahoma. Under the direction of Delbert Dugan, assistant professor of music, the 35 song- sters gave Dixie a sample of their sacred program. Among the choir's repertoire were We've a Story to Tell to the Nation, Holy, Holy, Holy, and Sweet Holy Spirit. They were well received everywhere they went. However, in Albertville, Ala., Dr. and Mrs. J. F. McLendon treated them to a special Thanksgiving dinner while enroute to a performance in Mobile. A tour through the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala. was one of the highlights of their tour through the South. In the spring, the choir took an itinerary leading them through the northern states, climaxing their schedule with a stop at the Queensway Cathedral in Tor- onto, Ontario, Canada. Officers of the choir were junior Carl LeMon, president; junior Rick Walls, vice-president; sophomore Jan McDon- ald, secretary-treasurer; and junior Vir- gil Ilium, chaplain.