Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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The best you can be Evening classes, some starting as ,late as 8:15 p m., became part of the routine for those in classes taught by part- -time instructors who held other full time jobs. , Most students found their favorite I, to study soon after supper. The library, F to capacity, contained the rustling; f5, , prepared for the next day 5 test -'; of popcorn Tom Quick The Cotton Patch Gospel of Matthew and ,Wiiliam Harness, tenor soloist performed on campus. Students wereboth the audience and the ',',c';ast in the traditional productions, Harvest Fiestival'an'd Spring Fling Fioor'vri'va'lries developed as teams played eaCh other in Intramural football, soccer, basketball, volley- enjoymg the 'at FelloWS Lake, explormg caves, Hennan Perry Not to be outdbhe, saphomorey. 'rSharon Murray aims her camera; , at the yearbciok photographer at i the Pig Roast. ' The pigs were roasted and Served at the student . I .Mme-y m , Theme, 5

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B o evaluate the came from a allege in the making their employees. has proven :h were many books full of :ritical reviews, Iue-book essay 1. The effort to late of Evangel him and keeps e hman. Relaxing in Is a favorite escape k, senior, discuss ing game. After cheerleader, this mes as an active Sophomore lay Frazier roots for the Crusaders despite the losing season. Fellow students and taculty were the football team's most loyal fans. After a collision with a male junior cheerleader, this small supporter of Evangel received comfort from her mother. The children ioined the varsity cheerleading squad during the home games. I 3 An endless amount of forms makes registration tiring tor freshman Julie Caceres. Freshmen are initiated at registration into the experience of waiting in line which will haunt them for four years. Iim lunens Theme