Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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O O X Christian Ministries F ello ship Christian Ministries Fellowship, established in 1970, serves a three- fold purpose: Cll providing information to students headed for full-time Chris- tian serviceg C21 Keeping the matter of Christian service before the student bodyg and C33 offering fellowship. Membership is available to students interested in fellowship and guidance with ministry-minded people . Row one: Andrea Palamar, Daniel Zirbes, Gary Strunk, Robin Bercaw Row two: Mr. Larry Wil- liams, advisor, Linda Hansen, Dave Bailey, Wendy Klassen, Laura Miller, Betsy Marean Row three: Gary Cameron, Dale Flowers, Elmer Mor- eira, Randy Benson Row four: Roger Thrower Row five: Floyd Hudnut Row six: Carol Fox, Trudy Lively, Kathy Wojtowicz, Marsha Vernon, Sue Swab I 18 Christian Ministries Fellowship ------ s wart, -C f' 'QI' 2 I C ' 1 Coordinating suc Day. Blood Day Program. Circle ing to be of se Community, and Dr. Alex Karma

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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

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.x 1 x..- l 0 -4 P1 Gamma Mu You shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free is the motto of Pi Gammu Mu, the Social Sciences organization. Requirements for mem- bership include twenty hours of social science with a 3.0 G.P.A. or higher in those hours. Under the guidance of Dr. Calvin Holsinger, the organization installs new members in the honor society and offers luncheons and dis- cussions. Row one: Nancy Citro, Ian Couch, Vickie Kous- gaard, Carol Hearron, Cindy Hutchinson, Tanya Pemberton, Amy Shanks Row two: Cori Hol- singer, Mary Ambler, Laureen Raite, Anna DiPietro Row three: Jared Pingleton, Tom Win- slow, Brad Martin, Ronald Voekler, Curt Levang Circle K Coordinating such activities as Apple Day, Blood Day, and a YMCA Youth Program, Circle K functions, propos- illg to be of service to the school, C0mmunity, and world. Sponsored by Dr. Alex Karmarkovic, the organiza- tion's membership requirements state that a student attend EC for one semes- 'ter and maintain a G.P.A. of2.5. Row one: Kent Stone, Pat Majeske, Joe Pandolfi, Diane Ebert, Marcia Laferty, Anna DiPietro Row two: Vickie Kousgaard, Mary Ambler, John Weidman, Steve Menaldino, Debbie Thuston, Cesar Najarro Row three: Sharon Hendricks, Alvin Dow, Stan Tharp, Ralph Ferragino, Christi Dean, LeAnn Wheeler Row four: Curt Levang, Dave Emma, David Waage Pi Gamma Mu ! Circle K l 19