Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Anniversary g Homecom- be the most t. y the Archers disappointing project. The the mugs and Borges, Bill New Orleans, LN Management Boully, Millie uakeland, FD Elementary Education Bowen, Betti sHamilton, Ontarim Psychology Bowles, Tamera Granite City, ID Art Boyd, Steve foingham, ID Biblical Studies Bradburn, Kathy Gt. Collins, Co's Business Education Bradshaw, Renee aima, 0m Music Education Brannon, Sandra Gaston, PM Special Education Breaux, Jerry aake Charles, LN Biblical Studies Bridgforlh, Deborah Mrlington, TM Business Management Brock, loan eSpringfield, Mos Sociology Brooks, David 6t. Louis, Mos Management Brooks, Doris sWilton, MD History Brown, Debbie Wararre, OW Child Development Bruder, Kathy wpland, CM Music Bull, Phillip Gairfield, ND Business Management Busch, Dan sGreenbay, WD Elementary Education Buterbaugh, Carol sParkhill, PM Special Education Caceres, loe Worth Tarrytown, NW Physical Education Callaway, Mark eMuncie, INs Psychology Cantrell, Shirrie Uola, KS Secretarial Administration Carlisle, Gail Uacksonville, NQ Biblical Studies Carroll, Kim sOttumwa, IN Elementary Education Cates, Alice th. Vernon, Mos Secretarial Administration Caudil, Lola Peru, IN Elementary E ucation Cerulti, Lemora sSpringfield, Mos Music Education Christy, Cheryl sWhitehouse, 0m Accounting Clark, Garry sMineral Ridge, OW Accounting Clark, leff sWausau, WD Music Education Cobb, Don waker, LN Accounting Collver, Sherri sWyoming, MD Secretarial Administration Combs, Tracy Wueblo, cos Biology Cook, Sandy sSpringview, Nm Psychology Coon, Jacqueline Ellington, mos Elementary Education Corey, Sharon uiverpool, NW Elementary Education Seniors 1 1 1

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i r r Esquires T he only students who wore the same outfit to football games as banquets were the Esquires, a service organization that represents the college. The 22 Esquires served as guides during College Days, worked as ushers at home football games, and elected to take tickets at the home basketball games. They also served at the various banquets held during Founders Week. In an effort to make the organization more like at club, the members met at the home of Eva Box, director of admis- sions, for several parties and other social events. Students were nominated by the different departments. They must have had at least a 3.0 grade point average and attended Evangel for one semester. Front row: Eva Box, advisor; Mary Barnett. Second row: Jackie Coon, Cindy Snyder, Ian Martin, Janet Bruner. Third row: Diane Musgrove, loan Brock, Carol Buterbaugh, Lori Halderson. Back row: Danny Beaver, Annette Lovrien, loe Teeter, Mark Callaway. Glass, Shirley tEdensberg, PM Psychology Glodkowski, Renee tRavenna, OHt Management Golden, Gary tSpringfield, MOt Accounting Gould, Connie tAdrian, MD Communications Grant, Christa tSpringfield, MOt Elementary Education Grant, Tim tSpringfield, MOt Physical Education Gray, Billi R. rAttica, INr Physical Education Gray, Randy tCreenville, SQ Biblical Studies Greco, Elizabeth tCenter Moriches, NW Psychology Gross, Debra tLakewood, COt Elementary Education Guetzkow, Becky tSpringfield, MOt Elementary Education Guetzkow, Patrick tSpringfield, MOt Biblical Studies Gustafson, Kathy tMoline, In Special Education Gutierrez, Delia tPowell, WW Psychology Hahn, Bonnie Lee tSpringfield, Mot Biology Haldorson, Lorna Coon Rapids, MM Math Hamelrath, Debbie tRoseville, MD Mental Health Hancock, Trey tPinson, AU Biblical Studies Hanneman, Diana tDalIas, Om Physical Education Hansen, Wes tSpringfield, Mot Biblical Studies Seniors 1 1 3