Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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106 Furthers campus spiritual aspect SCOPE,Student Corps of Pentecostal Endeavor, engaged in conducting and furthering the spiritual aspects of Evan- gel's purpose for being. The membership of over 500 were involved in a variety of ministries. The visitation ministry had students making weekly visits to area rest homes and the Mt. Vernon Sanitarium and occasionally conducting jail services. Traveling groups involved students Above: The Extension, left to right, Lynn Bowen, Phil Wieneke, Virgil Illum, Diane Wiggins, Phyl!is Harrell, Dan Clark, Sue Velin, Linda Bing, Melody Woods, Bert Phagan, Jan Berry, and Mark Alexander. Right: Social concern takes EC student to a Spring- field children's home for volleyball. Upper right: SCOPE Chorale, left to right hop rowt Dan Ezell, Lily Drobish, Steve Spina, Gloria Pelham, Becky Willis, Paul Maxwell; tbottom rowt Cindy Richards, Pete Johnson, Glenda Pelham, Phil Dickenson, Tanya Huechteman, Ken McAnuIty, Patti Poe, Paul Schaade, Patti Lee, and Kent Alexander. in spreading the gospel in music, through the SCOPE Chorale and Extension, and in word, through Impact teams. Sunday Schools and Social Concern gave Evangel students the chance to work with the children of Springfield on a personal basis. The chapel and dorm chaplain com- mittees improved the spiritual atmos- phere of the campus by planning the toontinued on page 109

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Circle K sets new record in service This was a record year in service pro- jects sponsored by Circle K. On Blood Day close to 100 units were donated by EC students through the Red Crossp Over $4,000 collected on Apple Day went toward shoes for needy children. The annual Circle K basketball tourn- ament and a tripto Fordlan Honor Camp also added to the year's activities. Since the 35-member fraternity engaged strict- ly in service activities for the campus community, its calendar did not include any social activities. The president was Dean Skaret,senior; vice-president, Gary Word, junior; Secre- tary, Jerry McAnulty, junior; and treas- urer, Dave Mayfield, senior. William Hanawalt, assistant professor of Biblical studies, was faculty sponsor.

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S.C.O.P.E. Board: Left to right, Duane Huie, Sunday schools; Jerry McAnulty, chapel committee; Phil Dickenson, traveling groups; Paul Trower, treasurer; Mary Lester, social concern; Sam Croutworst, director; Sharon Westberg, secretary; Randy Hoffman, world awareness; David Murray, visitation; Steve White, chaplains; and Mike Nelson, impact.