Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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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

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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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QKappak4u Epsilon To develop an appreciation for the beauty in mathematics, Evangel ,includes nine members in its Kappa Mu Epsilon organization for those adept in this field . Dr. Glenn Bernet, Mr. Duane Huecteman, Byron Larsen, Joyce Allen, Candi Fussell, Grant Jones 'l A K-Ogaik 4 Phi Beta Lambda Providing experience and additional background for business students, Phi Beta Lambda encourages participation in business and business education skills. l20 Kuppo Mu Epsilon X Phi Belo Lambda Row one: Jerry Erickson, Terry Steen, Gary Lor- ing, Mary Snyder, Gay Brimeyer, Curt Turner, Mark Barth, Phil Rykhoek Row two: Mr. Arm- strong, Phil Doty, Roberta Lewis, Alice Montez, Tom Gross, Chris Link, Denise Newell, Becky Pitts, Vicki Blair, Cindi Wood, Sheryl Bobula Row three: Andy Hadden, Scott Shepard, Jeff Kingsriter, Steve Steinbach, Dave Brooks, Sherry Schafer, Laura Pearson, Barry Winchester, Dave Schroeder, Diana Conway, Gary Rasmussen, Denise Catlet, Leon Eastman, Karen Maroon, Darcie Hibbard Row four: Curt Rush, Rick Dapp, Al Temple, Gwen Osborne, Tim McKinney, Ian Crittenden, Sue Crittenden, Rick Dawson, Robert Thomas, Lois Paolicelli, Dave Blattner, Valerie Moser, Greg White Chor The 80-voice C direction of M: sented two co semester. The was the scene Christmas conf choir, opened singing, alsc National Ave Hanging of th ice on Dec. 5.