Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Women maintain competitive spirit despite heavy team losses The EC Women's Varsity Basketball Teams, coached by Sandra Sorbo, assist- ant professor of physical education, saw stiff competition throughout their 1970- 71 season. Though their record fell short of being impressive, the effort and desire to win was evident in their unwavering compet- itive spirit. A-Team members included Susie Catoz- zi, Donna Pittman, and Diane Kelly, seniors; Sharon Gerard, junior; Sandy Plummer, sophomore; and Carol Bell, freshman. TOD right, freshman Carol Bell attempts a hook Iav-up against Ozark Bible College. Above, freshman Mary Gunnett saves the tip- Members of the B-Team were Becky Bailey, and Diane Claborn, sophomores; Merry Gunnett, Polly Duncan, Rhonda Jennings, Diane Scholton, and Mary Vosburgh, freshman. Among their strongest competitors were Northeastern Missouri State College, Drury College, University of Missouri at Columbia, Stephens College, and Southwest Missouri State College. Seniors Catozzi, Pittman, and Kelly, mainstays of the A-Team, played their last games for Evangel at the Missouri District Tournament. Claborn i1 1i and freshman Rhonda Jennings i14i stand by to recover. up while sophomore Diane

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Left to right: Gene Nivens, vice-president; Barb Garvin, secretary; pictured, Janet Goodrich, senatorJ Malcolm Brubaker, senator; and Sandy Schmidt, treasurer. Seated, Ken Lee, President. iNot Juniors endure mid-college mark; eye senior challenge We've come a long way, baby, and it all began just three short years ago when we entered our Evangel College com- munity as excited, naive freshmen. But we sbmehow survived that initial en- thusiasm only to face the dreadful sophomore slump. Now, having passed the half-way mark, the result is a select group of juniors anticipating their final year at Evangel. Ken Lee served the 1970-71 junior class as president. He, along with class sena- tors Janet Goodrich and Malcolm Bru- baker, represented each junior in Stu- dent Government. Gene Nivens, vice- president, headed all social events, while Barbara Garvin, secretary, acted as junior class representative to the 1970-71 Excalibur. All financial matters concerning the class were handled by Sandy Schmidt, treasurer. Many thanks to Glenn Lindsey, English instructor, for sponsoring the junior class. We've come a long way to discover that the unity of a group is an important key to its success. The junior class success- fully co-ordinated the annual Junior- Senior Banquet, and throughout the year we were involved with various fund- raising projects and socials. All of these, combined with those long, lonely nights with the books, helped to create the ideal junior...youl