Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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, W.. I , l t 1 A its ,ll W lls. M .il tit, IW ill? H112 lsil ill il' all Ill I ll l l l I l ,t It l 5: li al l 1 ti' lit' B t if tl tr 4 . L v Lambda Kappa Sigma Lambda Kappa Sigma, the women's service club, purposes to form a chap- ter of students who, by their interest and influence, uphold the highest ideals of a service sorority. Require- ments for membership include scholar- ship Cmaintenance of 2.5 G.P.A.j, citizenship Cinterest in service activi- tiesj, and being a second semester stu- dent at Evangel. Row one: Ginger Bruton, Pam Smith, Ian Couch. Darla Ventling Row two: Joni Bruton, Elaine Terry, Becky Orndorff, Sherry Waterworth, Anna Miele, Valerie Moser, Becky Crook, Lois Paoli- celli Row three: Sharon Hendricks, Karen Bil- leter, Becky Smith, lan Crittenden, Denise Demarco, Dawn Kern, Trudy Lively ....q.,x. STA Providing opportunities for personal and professional growth and the devel- opment of leadership skills in the teaching profession are the purposes of SMSTA, Student Missouri State Teachers Association. Mrs. Kathy 114 - Lambda Kappa Sigmaf'SMSTA Qrwflmfz 71 Beggs served as sponsor for the organi- zation, while activities included the selling of stationery and a Share our Christmas party with welfare chil- dren. ww .. Row one: Jeannie Starke, Debbie Thuston, Kathy Skelton, Debbie Smith, Karen Leach, Helen Neville. Jackie Fine, Cesar Najarro Row two: Emilie Bjornsen. Cathy Hutton, Judy Engle, Brad Martin, Susan Raiser, Carole Bilotta, Wendy Klassen, Linda Trunco, Roger Loomis, Gary Strunk, Marcia Poling, Valerie Bristor Row three: Carol Carlson, Patty Ayres, Marcia Lafferty. Jane Reeser, Debbie Brown, Diane Ebert Asso Whether it's ar French bonjot or any other l international st cultural organi

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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

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----111-, H951 L V '- Wit! Debbie Thuston, Kathy Karen Leach. Helen esar Najarro Row two: rtton. Judy Engle, Brad Iarole Bilotta, Wendy Roger Loomis, Gary tlerie Bristor Row three: res, Marcia Lafferty, r, Diane Ebert I 1 Ii: ,I O 1 Sign Language The old-time euphuism ten-stringed instruments are what junior Joe Sal- vemini and his 27-member sign lan- guage class used in signing chapel services. Sign language classes, which initially began two years ago were taught by Salvemini on Tuesday even- ings in the south conference room . Row one: Londa Campbell, Joe Salvemini, Naomi Williams Row two: Nancy Snyder, Barb Pribbernow, Calinda Leonard, Patty Ayres, Kathy Wojtowicz Row three: Debbie Papit, Debra Horvath, Sara Boston, Rudy Rudolph, Yvonna Campbell, Cynthia Bennett, Debra Gross -swf 7-si, Association of International Students Whether it's an American hello, a French bonjour, a Spanish hola, or any other language greeting, the international students provide a cross- cultural organization in which a fel- lowship and sharing are emphasized. All students are eligible for member- ship in this club, which throughout the year also promotes koininia with inter- national students from the other col- leges in Springfield . Benson Ebinne, Rolando Vazquez, Cesar Najarro. Marion Hyndman, Glory Eni, William Olienyi, Ebere Ekenezie, Noel Gonzalez Sign LonguogefAssociotion of International Students - I I5 it 'r1 l ,YM -v ll . K , I F