Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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uYouire a good man, Charlie Brownii The spring drama production, You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown, supplied Evangel with two hilarious evenings of entertainment. Some of the more popular scenes were Schroeder, in My Blanket and Me, and The Red Baron, but none compared to Suppertime as Snoopy, Ken Lee, senior, danced across the stage with his dog dish. Other principal parts were played by Ron Holt, freshman, as Linus; Marcus Myers, senior, Charlie Brown; Jerry Har- bridge, freshman, Schroeder. Double casting was used for the women's parts. Lucy was played by Elaine Cleeton and Jan McTeer; Patty, by Lucinda Saghin and Sharon Nelson. Drama Production: Lower left, Disowning his security blanket is not as easy as it seems for Linus, Ron Holt, in My Blanket and Me. Lower right, Snoopy, Ken Lee, makesa big production out of Suppertime. Extreme lower right, Lucy, Elaine Cleeton, finds Schroeder, Jerry Harbridge, irresistible in spite of his Beethoven.

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EC performs first musical The Fantasticks, a parable about love, was the first musical of its kind performed by EC students. During the past decade hundreds of colleges and universities have produced the popular off-Broadway show. The musical was written by Tom Jones and set to music by Harvey Schmidt. The show about young love, parents, the world, and human nature was direct- ed by Loren L. Pinkerman, instructor of music. Linda Bing, freshman, was in charge of choreography. Pianists were Phil Kristiansen,sophomore, and Marilyn Magnuson, freshman. The lighting crew was Paul Seppala, sophomore, Karen Lewis, sophomore, Sharon Thomas, junior, and Ken Lee, senior. Ron Rigli, EC graduate, Karen Lewis, Cassie Hoover, freshman, and Loren Pinkerman publi- cized the event. Right: Bonnie Mitchell as Lousia, and Dan Clark as Elgallo; lower right: Gus Flaherty as Bellamy and John Gay as Hucklebee; lower left: Dave Bittinger as Matt staves off Paul Miceli, a pirate, Dan Clark, a bandit, and Ron Holt, an Indian.

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92 Kappa Mu Epsilon participates in national activities In its second year of existence, Kappa Mu Epsilon participated in national activities and sponsored lecturers. They also enjoyed two socials during the year. David Mayfield, senior and president of the national mathematics honorary society, inducted new members into the Evangel chapter. The officers for the year were senior Don Draper, vice-president; senior Linda Cilke, secretary-treasurer; and Glenn Bernet, assistant professor of mathe- matics, faculty adviser to the chapter. Kappa Mu Epsilon: left to right, hop roM Roger Baker, Donald Matthews, Jim Blount. bottom roM Sponsor's son; Glenn Bernet, sponsor; Dave Mayfield, president; Linda Cilke, secretary-treasurer; Don Draper, vice- president. e ekw me' 1-. C O