Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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124 Nursing and ROTC added Evangel College began this year with two new cooperative programs using faculties from two other schools in the area. Southwest Missouri State College opened doors for Evangel students to study military science as part of the SMS Reserve Officers Training Corps. Upon successful completion of all require- ments, students are commissioned as second lieutenants in the U.S. Army. There were seven students enrolled in the ROTC program. Girls seeking a registered nurse iR.N.i license studied at Burge School of Nurs- ing while taking basic arts and science courses at Evangel. Students had the option to return to Evangel for a 3.8. in nursing after ac- quiring their diploma. In the first year 3.8. program, 18 students were enrolled with an additional 18 entering the pre- nursing care program. Faculties from both schools instructed the nursing stu- dents. Above: Evangel Nursing Students: left to right iback rowi, Donna Sinclair, Rebecca Zimmerman, Sharol Ann Petersen, Ruth Schoomaker, Sandra Tranthem, Barbara Marsh, Carol Compton, Diane Kyle, Rodney Hoover, Cheri Scrabeck; imiddle rowi Debra Hamilton, Sally Petefish, Karen Hurston, Linda Gallop, Brenda Tietz, Cheryl Hall, Janice Zercher, Margaret Conley, Zina Young; ifront rowi Carrie Woodmansee, Sandra Belden, Melissa Arnes, Deborah BraseI,Janet James, Judy Soost, Joyce Gano, Cynthia Knott, Sheila Palmer. Upper ieft: ROTC candidates from Evangel march in the Homecoming parade.

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Evangel College soccer team has record-setting season Posting a 10-4 win-lose record and out-scoring their opponents 66-30, EC had its most successful soccer season. Invited for the first time to the District 16 Championship, Evangel lost to Harris Teachers College 3-0. Four Crusaders, Rod Hoover, junior, and Sam Der-Yeghiayan, Dan Dodge, Tim Reynolds, freshmen, were named to the all-district team. Rod Hoover had an outstanding year, breaking EC records with 25 goals and 13 assists for a total of 38 points. Two Crusader wins highlighted the campaign. The first was a 4-0 Home- coming victory over Oral RobertsUni- versity, and the second, a 3-2 win over Harris Teachers College, gave EC first place in the Evangel Invitation Tourna- ment. : EC Soccer team; left to right, front row: Paul Seppalla, manager, Gordy Thomas, Sam Der Yeghiayan, Paul Maxwell, Dave Earle, Tim Reynolds,Steve Hubbel, Lynn Bowen, Errol Tait, Mike Herdershot, Norm Mintle, Ron Ring,trainer; back row: Coach Moon, Bob Leib, Ron Cunningham, Dave Christiansen, JIm Sutherland, Dave Bittinger, Jack Cleeton, Norm Jordon, Rod Hoover, Jeff Heikenfeld, Jim Bilhimer, Phil Herrick, Dwayne Garvey, Randy Hoover, Dan Dodge, Bruce Hunter, assistant coach.