Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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i v l w 4 1 i l i l l X i i l i r l I 4 l .....i.- wg- 111.11-fn-.nw-wuxznwunum -T . French Club The French Club, under the spon- sorship of Mr. Bob Turnbull, endea- - vors to introduce students to the French language and culture, thus defining its characteristics. Row one: Becky Nolin, Marsha Vernon, Ben- son Ebinne Row two: Bob Turnbull, Sharon Larson, Gay Brimeyer, Stephanie Castor Row three: Nancy George, Vickie Vaughn, Cindy Cunningham ,.,.f- English Club Under the direction of Mrs. Twila Edwards, the English Club, fconsisting of English majors and minors, performs various functions. One such activity is l 16 - French Club!English Club t 2' 1, f -A 4 it 'K :V Q Q, ,,'. ft . -V ff, fm, K c V ff' I, V 4' 5 t Q77 ..,, .rf 2 , , ,,., I, p wA. 1:::..-:: it if the publication of the EPIPHANY, Danell LeLaCheur, Debbie Davidson Row two: Karen Billeter, Linda Schewlakow, Bob Braswell. Kent Stone, Donna Schambach, Mary Thrower. Row one: Marilyn Jarman, Debbie Elder, Barbara KSUCU Jarman, Dave Emma Wheeler, Cynthia Hutchinson, Sharon Larson, S I . The Science Clr interested in sci of getting invol program helps ' wide scope of 5, ,

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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

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L ' '-wiv . - Y., 1..- B sf, K t Q i l 1 lx W , p f I -Q 'W t 12 C is - ,if--'f 1 l 1 s t 2 1 e Davidson Row twO1 5 wlakow, Bob Braswell. bach, Mary Thrower, f a -.- . Q- .I X x A L Spanish Club In promoting cultural aspects of lan- guage study, the Spanish Club accepts students of Spanish or others interested in the language and culture. After approximately five years of dormancy, this organization, under the supervi- sion of Dr. E. Oyola, sponsored such events as the Ron Hudson Concert and the April La Tuna Concert. Row one: Debra Myers, Dr. Eliezer Oyola, Mr. Robert Turnbull Row two: Cesar Najarro, Yvonna Campbell, Calinda Leonard Row three: Judy Scott, Debbie Davidson, Kent Stone, Cindy Bard Science Club The Science Club provides the students interested in science a practical means of getting involved in this area. The Pf0gram helps the student to see the Wide scope of things that science involves. To aid students in a practi- LEFT TU RIGHT DOHS Vvmliflg- Mf1u'LiHdSCi'- 1 A GHS includiu fuholo- Cary Dyke, Bev Hartman, Mang Ndultwe, Trudy Ca Sansa' gu g Pt Davidson, Steve Menaldino, Joe Pandolfi, Rich- gists, doctors and nurses are asked to Md Grimcs, Craig Lcvang speak. Spanish Club! Science Club I I7