Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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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.

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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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Gamma Sigma Sigma: left to right, tstandingi Kathi Tristan, second vioe-president; Bonnie Burgmaier; Cheryl Thompson, president; Roberta Hoover, corre- sponding secretary. isittingi Linda J. Ceravolo, treasurer; Colleen Fields, first vice-president; Brenda Bleacher, recording secretary. Theta Epsilon increases service over previous years The Theta Epsilon chapter of Gamma Sigma Sigma is maintained to provide service for the campus and community. Twenty-one members participated in a variety of service projects during the year. Activities consisted of a co-spon- soring car wash with the Lettermen iprooeeds were contributed to the library fundi, working at reception desks in the residence halls, providing hostesses for Choral Union concert, selling fruit- cakes in cooperation with the Ladies' Auxiliary, selling booster buttons, assist- ing at Sheep Concert, helping Dr. and Mrs. Zenas Bicket move into their new home, and working with Springfield's Drug Abuse Program. The officers were Sheryl Thompson, president, junior; Colleen Fields, first vice-president, junior; Kathi Tristan, second vice-president, junior; Brenda Bleacher, secretary, junior; Roberta Hoover, correspondence secretary, jun- ior; Linda Cervalo, treasurer, senior; Bonnie Burgmaier, historian, sophomore. Mrs. Jean Smith was their sponsor.