Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Originally founded in the 19th century at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfo- nia seeks to further the cause of profes- sional music in America. Mr. Delbert Dugan sponsors the Iota Chi Chapter, which involves itself in music con- certs, the HAK party, and the singing 'of the Star Spangled Banner at EC home basketball games. Row one: Bob Lamson, Randy Walls, Tom Oliver, Lee Weaver, Aaron Fraley Row two: Steve McLellan, Herb Johnson, Doug Hunter, Bill Reveal, Mr. Delbert Dugan .i . i, V - I 5 n i Mu Phi Epsilon SME Second-semester freshman women Edna Baker and Mrs. Betty Palma, co- with a music major or minor may join sponsor the HAK party, serve refresh- Mu Phi Epsilon, an international pro- ments after all music recitals, and are fessional music sorority. This organi- involved in many inter-organizational zation, under the guidance! of Mrs. activities. H2 Phu Mu Alpha Sinfonio!Mu Phi Epsilon Row one: Elene Norwood, lo Ellen Srrang Row two: Mrs. Edna Baker. Barbara Bruder, Laury Lis- ter, Wendy Wildman, Melody Bohrer, Sherry Gordon Row three: Lin Grant, Bonnie Bishop, Sandy Jansen, Mrs. Betty Palma, Kathryn Starke, Sharon Ausbury, Lois Larsen SMENC, Stude National Confere advance the mt college student.

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v. . umerous concerts .ngfield area. 1 l l istered through , R --l---------H ----aug Wi . g Bell Choir The bell choir, under the direction of Dr. Calvin Johansson, improved its tone this year with the purchase of new bells. The set which came from Penn- sylvania, was valued at more than S4,000. During Thanksgiving break, the 12-member choir conducted an itinerant ministry. Concert Cho The 35-voice concert choir, directed by Dr. Calvin Johansson, regards its performances as ministries. During Thanksgiving break, choir members toured the states of Illinois, Wiscon- sin, Iowa, and Missouri. The Ohio area was their itinerary for the spring semester break. College Band: Row one: S. McLellan, D. Wolfinbarger, L. Miller, E. Carlson, J. Vance, W. Wildman, R. Beck, L. Stein, M. Grohman Row two: K. Starke, R. Jenson, L. Cherry, E. Hazard, D. Bicket, B. Fish, M. Davidson, D. Hannis, P. Eastlake, L. Ramey, G. Perrit, B. Peritt, C. Rozell Row three: R. Thayer, T. Hutchinson, B. Zornes, M. Wannenmacher, T. Wisehart, D. Hyzer, B. Bartle, P. Anderson, A.'Albrecht, M. Gitthens, A. Fraley, P. Smith, L. Weaver, J. Starke, M. Allen, D. Tally, M. Campbell Row four: S. Plate, D. Guynes, M. Muirhead, D. DeGarmo, R. Hansen, S. Hughes, L. Cerutti, S. Wolfinbarger, T. Berkley Row five: D. VonB- ergen, B. Liles, E. Norwood, B. McLellan, S. Wileman, Mr., John Shows Concert Band: Row one: Steve McLellan, Debbie Wolfinbarger, Kathy Starke, Laura Miller, Leesa Cherry, Wendy Wildman, Renee Beck, Lindy Stein, Mary Grohman Row two: Rick Jenson, Debbie Hannis, Mark Davidson, Leasha Ramey, Ann Albrecht, Mary Gitthens, Aaron Fraley, Paul Smith, Lee Weaver, Denise Tally, Marcia Campbell Row' three: Randy Thayer, Barrie Bartle, Tony Hutch- inson, Mark Wannenmacher, Steve Plate, Tim Berkley, David DeGarmo, Mark Muirhead, Steve Wolfinbarger Row four: Bill Liles, Bruce McLellan, Pam Eastlake, Mr. Shows Bell Choir: Jerry Scott, David Hancock, Melody Bohrer, Lin Grant, Joy Hall, Esther Carlson. Chris Davis, Lori Miller, Janice Vance, Darrell VonBergen, Howard Smith Concert Choir: Row one: Melody Bohrer, Barbara Bruder, Ronda Ams, Cori Holsinger, Anita Barnes, Angela Hutchinson, Jill Heckert, Janice Vance Row two: Bonnie Bishop, Marva Nungester, Joy Hall, Lin Grant, Esther Carlson, Darlene Hersey, Debbie Bicket, Cheryl Walker, Jo Ellen Strang, Lois Lar- sen, Lennice Cerutti Row three: Walter Billings- ley, Randy Walls, John Tate, Doug Hunter, Ed Knapczyk Row four: Mark Walker, Paul Ander- son, Paul B. Anderson, Roy Hansen, Jerry Scott, Darrel VonBergen, Herb Johnson Bell Choir X Concer1Cholr l l 'I

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L ,W-...D .n Y 1 .u.a.- ------ ---- Pi Kappa Delta Students interested in the field of speech and who have participated in numerous forensic tournaments are afforded the opportunity of member- ship in Pi Kappa Delta. The organiza- tion is under the faculty sponsorship of Dr. Nonna Dalan. Throughout the year club members compete in tournaments across the country, while at the same time these persons represent Evangel. Row one: Ron Fitzwater, Dr. Nonna Dalan Row two: Derf Eukel, Cynthia Hutchinson, Trudy Lively, Paul Franklin, Gay Brimeyer, Anna DiPietro, Jared Pingleton, Mark Gideon Jo Ellen Strang Row ra Bruder, Laury Lis- lody Bohrer, Sherry ant. Bonnie Bishop. y Palma, Kathryn s Larsen V , s. S N SMENC, Student Music Educators able to majors and minors in the music National Conference, is organized to department and to those with a strong advance the music education of the interest in music. college student. Membership is avail- Row one: Jennifer Franklin, Montey Allen, Cindy Enslin, Ed Knapczyk Row two: lorita Nicholson. Rick Jensen, Laura Miller. Melody Bohrer, Dwight Winsor, Mr. Delbert Dugan Row three: Joy Hall, Kathryn Starke. Steve Wolfinbarger. David Carnell, Sharon Green Pi Koppo DeItof'SMENC l I3