Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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140 Jeff Sutton C. Michael Thomas Tom Tristan Paul Trower Deborah Turner Michael Turner Mark Vagle Lydia Varanelli Sue Velin Judy Wall Cindy Wallace Paul Wannemacher Sharon Ware Al Weiss Ramona Wendt Sharon Westberg Dianne Wiggins Margaretta Winesickle Robert Wong Missy Wrav Kandy Wrenn Jim DeSanctis holds heavyweight champion Mohammad Ali's

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Left to right: Tom Cash, treasurer; Ruth Baldwin, secretary; John Beydler, senatori The sophomores began their second col- legiate year with an alI-school hayride held at John Beyler's farm. Featuring a warm moonlit atmosphere and stimulat- ing recreation, the social proved to be a big success. This year's class introduced two innova- tions. The new, regularly published Sophomore Class Report kept the class abreast of sophomore activities. A pro- ject committee, designed to promote and direct community service projects, was also introduced. The second formal Freshman-Sopho- more banquet held at Kentwood Arms was once again coordinated by the Sophomores: We've Only Just Begun sophomore class. This year's theme was: We've Only Just Begun. Officiating as class president, Ron Ma- lone led the sophomores in a dynamic and fresh year of change. Working with Ron were Paul Flower, vice-president; Ruth Baldwin, secretary; and Tommy Cash, treasurer. Representing the class in Student Government were Senators Mark McCorkle and John Beydler. We've Only Just Begun, signifying the beginning of a successful comple- tion, represents the sophomore class's pride in having successfully entered up- on the road to graduation and the opportunities beyond. Ron Malone, president; Paul Flower, vice-president; and Mark McCorkle, senator. iNot pictured: