Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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f-. 3 Ls to a state ge does not of God in his upbringing . ' ' .nt seeking to v and skill he :oader goal of purpose for does not . end but a hieve a uf life in . nf- In state schools, many students genuinely search for knowledge . They want to be intellectually alert and physically disciplined. In contrast, many EC students are quite serious about pursuing spiritual goals in an effort to better understand themselves, their relationships with God and other men . Mr . Doug Tarpley Communication Totally missing on the state campus was the beautiful tenderness of spirit which I have found in many EC students. In response to their warmth, teaching becomes an act of love . ' ' Miss Sandra Vekasy English The EC student relates his knowledge to Biblical principles . Mrs . Twila Edwards English From my association with students at Forensic tournaments from church-related and state universities, I would say that EC students vary as much in piety, scholarship, world outlook and personal morality as those students found on any other campus. Dr. Nonna Dalan Dramatic Arts ia... The EC student CHOSE EC. If he were a Christian attending a state university, his goals, his plans, his subjects, his life- style MIGHT not be different. But if he CHOSE EC, he obviously expects the school- faculty, environment, etc. , to MAKE the difference . Mrs . Pansy Collins English Most EC students are willing to work at clarifying their Christian world views. Many at state institutions are philosophically empty or are so crammed with materialism that they have never even thought of considering a Biblical world view . Dr . James Edwards English Y if X 54 I ff . , If ,...,.... , :fi 0 A nf ,, -- ,,.. .H ' U ' D, iff..-:ff : . .4 1 , ' Y 527fZ'f Z: 2 , H :A :,4,.!:s-.., ,. . Communications and Ar! 71

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Communi- . cations and Art What differences can you see between an EC student and a y state university student? Dr. Eugene Elser i Department Chairman 1 i 4 i I 1 I e l 1 ,cial 70 - Communications and Art Rather than subscribing to an inherent fatalism, or entertaining a churning desire to have 'something' give purpose to 'everything else ,' the EC student seems to operate in the realm of the meaningful and purposeful. Mr . Ray Smenner Art Mr . John Bocchieri Art X Q A student who goes to a state school on the average does not see the importance of God in his or her educational upbringing . Dr . Eliezer Oyola Languages I see the EC student seeking to fuse the knowledge and skill he acquires into the broader goal of fulfilling a divine purpose for his life . Education does not become for him an end but a way in which to achieve a higher dimension of life in Christ. Mr . Robert Turnbull Languages In state sc students gel knowledge. intellectual physically 4 contrast, rn quite seriou spiritual go. better unde: their relatic other men. ' Mr . Doug 'I' ar Communicatit Totally m campus was tenderness o found in ma response to 1 teaching bet love . Miss Sandra Ve English A 1

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72 - Music Music Department Chairman Dr. Joseph Nicholson Mr . Delbert Dugan .Voice Mr. Cyril McLellan Upper Strings Mrs. Beth McLellan Dr. Calvin Johansson Woodwinds Choral Director Mr. Kenneth Swanson Mr. John Shows Lower Strings Instrumental Director Mr. Duffy Haw Piano Mrs . Bonnie J en Voice Miss Marilyn Bc Piano nlf'l0Ul nwnup li F F f f