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

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r ' 'V f 315- ,-Lftwfliffes-1 leuna Hucklander One of the largest tasks which challenges Leona Hocklander, is that of bookkeeping. The multiplicity of jobs which surround this responsibility are handled efficiently and carefully day after day. Thousands of names and facts, after forgotten by other staff members, are remembered by Leona. The accomplishments built up throuqh eight years of association make Leona a valued member of the staff. Ioe Jeffers An unprecedented award came to Kansas City YFC- mainly due to the tireless efforts of Joe Jeffers. This award was presented by Youth for Christ International for excellence in rally promotion - which includes the Conquest and Conqueror, plus rally publicity - all of which are printed by Joe in our print shop: To many this is just a job. But to Joe, printing is a ministry. It is this attitude that produces award winning f'95Ulf5 eVeVYC'me- V, ,f

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Albert lane Eleven years ago a gentleman came to Kansas City and stayed. The hearts of teenagers and adults alike have been enriched because of K. C.'s HMr. Music.H Albert Lane has often been referred to as the keeper of the eighty eight. For across those eighty eight keys night after night, week after week, and year after year, have flown fingers and a heart dedicated to the glory of God. His music is different. His music is contemporary in its approach, but through every note Jesus Christ is exalted. His musical counsel to teenagers has started many on the road to success. His reverant reading of the word of God for the Youth for Christ Hour has sent many teens off to school with a realization that all things are possible with God. E555 .,, 1- lack Cousins Everyone's friendg that is Jack Cousins. In this man is mirrored the self-lessness of the Christ whom he serves. The teenagers in Kansas City know that it is Jack Cousins who makes many of the arrangements for the speakers and special talent which appear in our rally week after week. This friend of the pastor gives tirelessly of himself in 5?tt'n9 UP evangelistic meetings, Buble conferences, and film showings God has given in the past and will Qiye in the future much blessing to this man who goes out of his way to promote others. .

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if' I vljn' I gf '. f 'V . ' 1 ' v '-n D, V , , A V H' N. v L23 ' ,C,HW y Mi x'! , is ,gi R, 4 t. VA: . h 1 I' V11 x 7 I rl' Vt.-2. Uv' ,,f v Wt' '. gi rj-uc if 7 W 14 F 1 1 ' 'V - 41 w 'wi ernyll lc er 'ALM , lv wwe? y Completing, her first year on the staff is Nv.n W I Fern Richert. Although her basic title is C L'ureceptionist, Fern also operates the Book VV.fl -Store and Film Library. Dedication to the ltfjob often finds Fern Hburning the ,midnight f' oilu to make sure that the Ubooksu and orders lit' ,Q are to everyone's satisfaction. The challenge 9 UV of 300 films was met with a Smile and renewed determination to make her ministry count. ,W l',,q1 Q Marge Palmer Another product of Kansas City Youth for Christ joined the full-time staff this year. Marge Palmer, since her high school days has always wanted to work on the Youth for Christ staff. In January this dream became a reality. Although Marge is 6 9 to 5 gal, you'll often find her in the office long after the others are gone. Her willingness to do the little Uextran things is 9VeaflY appreciated by the rest of the staff. , Rayluhnson Custodian Club Director: Rosedale 'Q' 11:1 Glen lanes Films Radio Club Director: Northeast EIC!!! Jr. F Nort Bing Coro Nort H, ' inf 3. 2 Qff Caalvi East Rayt Shawn M- Shawn 1 i arg Sec Club U