Kansas City Youth for Christ - Conqueror Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Leonard lludgers . ' for Th' rung marks the third' Yea' Leonard'2od3zrs on the Youth for Christ staff. Under Leonard'S C5Pable leadership the Junior Hi9h department of the club staff has grown from bits of 91355 into a Set pattern.0f success. Leonard, who received the Junior High club director's award from Youth fOr Christ International, has not been content to rest upon past laurels but has worked hard to make his clubs effective for God. Because of this added effort Leonard is now reco9Q'Zed.a5 one of the experts in the field of Junior Hugh club development. Clk llick Hatfield An experiment was tried this year .... and proved successful. And to Dick Hatfield, Senior high director, goes much of the credit. This product of Kansas City took full responsibility of the twenty-seven Senior high clubs. The first semester seventeen volunteer college men worked under his direction. Three men were then selected to continue their club leadership on a part-time basis. It was at this time that the new HTarget Clubu program was launched by Dick and his assistants. Even the book now being read is a tribute to Dick's ability to lead teen-agers as well as men. Without a doubt this has been one of the most fruitful and building years because of this man's determination and dedication to Christ and His teens. yea Pal Tol to de Hi hi fr CN ef Bi hi t

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Bob Pahner A native son returned to Kansas City this year to direct the music department. Bob Palmer is his name. Bob, who served in Toledo, Ohio as a club director, came back to town to add a bit of color to the music department and to assist in Senior High clubs. His likeable personality has not only gained him old acquaintances but also ,many new friends. The future ministry of Youth for Christ music has been brightened by the efforts and standards of this young man. ir ctors BHI Bnerop The teen-agers in Kansas City had a unique experience when Bill Boerop came from Europe for further training in the field Of youth evangelism. After several months this Dutchman with his unusual personality, was faced with the task of directing five Clubs- Bill met the situation head-on and found the answers to many problems that had confronted him in Europe. This school year, which BTH and his family spent here, will 'Ong be remembered by all for its trials and its triumphs in winning teen-agers to ChriSt.