Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Letterm en contribute to library fund The Letterman's Club, with 27 mem- bers, engaged in a number of projects. They oo-sponsored a car wash with Gamma Sigma Sigma iproceeds were contributed to the Library fundi, and sponsored a tabIe tennis tournament. The club also supplied hosts and personnel for the concession stand dur- ing basketball games. Among their social activities were the annual November hayride and a Christmas banquet. Richard Moon, assist- ant professor of physical education, was their sponsor. Officers were Ryan Nor- wood, senior, president; Burt Capel, junior, vice-president; and Mike Eichen- burger, sophomore, secretary-treasurer. Alpha Sigma Epsilon Officers: top to bot- tom, Mike Eichenberger, secretary-treasurer; Ryan Norwood, president; Bert Capel, vice- president.

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Journalism frat: involved in community concerns Pi Delta Epsilon, honorary collegiate journaIism fraternity, was interested in more than publication work. The club sponsored a poll on how many students were registered to vote and for whom, out of a list of 13 possible presidential candidates, they would vote. An investigation to find out why there were no recycling stations for bottles and tin cans in Sprinfgield and to discover ways of setting up such stations was also conducted by the group. Three new members were initiated into the fraternity at a taco supper at the home of Rex Jackson, assistant professor of journalism,the club sponsor. Officers were Joyce Olson, junior, president; Jennifer McCaulley, junior, vice-president; and Steve Dubinett, so pho more, secretary-treasu rer. Pi Delta Epsilon: left to right, tstandingt Mike Nelson; Phil Hammonds; Rex Jackson,faculty sponsor; Robert Wong; Joyce Olson, president; tkneelingt Joe Wilmoth; Polly Beydler. 99

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Promotes school spirit and physical involvement Omega Alpha Alpha's main purpose was to promote school spirit and to encourage women in physical involve- ment, without any special ability re- quired. Their main project this year was a caramel apple sale. The members held several social activities, among which were a skating party, swimming, and a campout. This year's officers were: Carol Bell, president, sophomore; Katie Goodrich, vice-president, senior; and Linda Harts- horn, secretary, senior. Miss Sandra Sorbo, assistant professor of physical education, was their faculty sponsor. Omega Alpha Alpha: left to right tstandings Miss Sandy Sorbo, sponsor; Carol Bell, president; Linda Hartshorn, secretary-treasurer; Sharon Gerard, Joellyn Veach, Sue Velin, Jane Parsons; tkneetinm Kathie Goodrich, vice-president; Polly Duncan, Rhonda Jennings.