Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Thi l :3. library personnel. Debbie Hustus, 3 Clara Ealdwslla Eleanor Parry, Wilma Integral p, i Frye, ynn n erson. pUS and stude I VI, ,- library and i , ' , , V . . V . Woodvall Mo ector and d g bookstore, to- g L mg the library - a L ed as well . 3 x c; necessary supp 3 store. Taking car sary data of e was Jim Davi data processin puter was inst the efficien- department. T Records and Registration. len- ette Kuiawa, Debbie Gensler, Kathleen Pollard. Miss Eleanor Parry, reference librarian, indexes at the refer- ence desk in the library. This was Miss Parry's last year as 1 reference librarian. Department Secretaries. Front 5 row: Lois Bernet, Denise ,: Newell, Virginia Wilson. Back - row: Ruth Karmarkovic, leola Morar, Susan Smith. ' MWhWMuQXWWWNMVMx ., g :5, g: a j $ l4 6: .3 ? u.. C: mg: mm; 1 -. Tom Quick ; 102 Campus Directors

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E Working around the campus Thirteen directors, staffs fulfill common goal veryone is familiar with E the well-known names of Dr. Zenas Bicket, academic dean, Dr. Thurman Vanzant, dean of students, Neil Eskelin, director of develop- ment, and George Crawford, business manager. Thirteen less famous directors, however, were responsible for making things work around the cam- pus. From admissions to alum- n , men and women worked to make the campus a pleasant and enjoyable place to live. The motto of the directors could very well have been Computer Programming. Front row: Wilma Clark, Coleen Cooper, Avonna lopez. Back row: James Davies, Daron Hill, Bruce Allen, Ken Adams. Our concern is for your future. It begins with Eva Box, director of admissions, who corresponds with prospective students, hoping to convince them to make Evangel a part of their future. Once a student arrives on campus, life is quickly governed by directors such as Charles Askew, director of maintainance, Harold White, director of housing, and William Gunn, director of food services. These men and their staffs work many hours to make the campus as much like home as possible. Dr. B. Arthur Erickson, registrar, and his staff members took care of academic registra- tion and the records for every student. Schedules, registra- tion cards, and transcripts were filed for future reference. This department also worked with seniors to ensure that the requirements for graduation were fully met. r Cafeteria. Front row: Frank Burkhart, Hazel Stewart, Brendal Randall, Cleta Faucett, Lena Allen, Phyliss Lee, Lucy Edwards. Back row: Mr. Gunn, Martin Browning, David Richardson, Joyce Ball, Bernadine Pinegar, Cecelia Logsdon, Pearl Fender, Vena Schaffer, Marie Nicholson. Eva Box Charles Askew Assistant Director of Maintenance Director of Admissions Mrs. Norban Carlson Cafeteria Hostess Betty Chase Director of Information Services Campus Directors 101 .li w i i K i t I ; 't; E f i

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Thirteen directors, staff fulfill common goal Integral parts of the cam- pus and student life were the library and the bookstore. Woodvall Moore, library dir- ector and director of the bookstore, took care of keep- ing the library materials updat- ed as well as keeping the necessary supplies in the book- store. Taking care of the neces- sary data of each department was lim Davies, director of data processing. A new com- puter was installed, increasing the efficiency of Davies' department. The new system a was used for the first time for spring academic registration. Despite the problems of ad- justing t0 the system, registra- tion time was greatly de- creased. A person should get satisfaction out of a job more efficiently done, commented Davies. Security comes in many forms, but at Evangel it comes in a blue uniform. W. E. I'Gene Thomlison, director of campus police, and his staff of security officers worked 24 hours a day protecting the campus and enforcing the ' YWWM Dickenson, lune Denton, Woodvall policies, ordinances, and laws of the campus and community. Every student faces the reality of paying the school bill. Jim Tygret, financial aid di- rector, and his staff members worked to help as many students as possible. Every time we can help a student, we feel like we give the devil a black eye, said Tygret. One of the toughest parts of the job was keeping up with the Changes in governmental regulations and policies and inflation. , Business Office. Front row: Nita Colbaugh, Connie Williams, Debbie Crass. Back row: Jill Nicoll, Frances Bailey, Jeannia Looney. Bookstore: Jimmie Headley, Bert Donna Cole Director of Placement B. Arthur Erickson Registrar David Fillmore Director of Sports Information Harland Kingsriter Director of College Relations - Toni Quick Campus Directors 103