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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1964 volume:

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V THE 1964 CONQUEROR THE STORY OF KANSAS ClTY'S YOUTH FOR CHRIST THE 1964 CONQUEROR FIFTH EDITION 1959,1961, 1962,1963, 811964 PUBLISHED IN THE PRINTING DIVISION OF KANSAS CITY YOUTH FOR CHRIST 4715 RAINBOW BLVD. SHAWNNE MISSION, KANSAS JOE JEFFERS DAN HOCKLANDER PRINTING SUPERVISOR LAYOUT AND ART EDITOR STUDENT STAFF PROMOTION Pat Hartman Dennis McClain Jim Converse COMPOSITION Richard Hathorne Jenna Gould Del Fehsenfeld ART Carla Bingham Eunice Powell LAYOUT Sharron Johnson Virginia Jacoby Rosemary Hensley David Young BUSINESS Carol Ann Wilson Linda McClain FORWARD DEDICATION SENIOR HIGH CLUBS JUNIOR HIGH CLUBS ACHIEVEMENTS GOLDEN PAGE LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES ROYALTY OUTREACH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS I I I 1' I W I i ' . W W E AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL, GOD SHED HIS 4 I fi' ,L REALIZING THE PRICE THAT OUR FORE- Qn l X: FREEDOM IS A PRICELESS GIFT WHICH 'I I I , 4-1322?-2, ONE MUST GIVE HIS LIFE FOR THIS N TABLISHED BYA GROUP OF DEDI- F 0 RWA R D ' N THROUGH CHRIST WHO CAME N HE PAID THE PRICE FOR OUR FREE- THIS H E RITAG E , AND THE HE R ITAG E OF OUR FOREFATHERS, YEARS ALONG WITH ITS RECORD OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND IS OF OUR LIBERTY AND CHRISTIAN FREEDOM. GRACE ON THEE. HOW OFTEN WE HAVE SUNG THESE WORDS YET NOT FATHERS PAID FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY IN WHICH WE LIVE. CAN ONLY BE PAID FOR WITH LOVE, PATIENCE, AND SOMETIMES CAUSE. THROUGH THE GRACE OF GOD, OUR COUNTRY WAS ES- CATED INDIVIDUALS WHOSE DRIVE AND LOYALTY TO HIM MADE IT IS TODAY. WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR CHRISTIAN HERITAGE DOWN TO EARTH IN ORDER TO GIVE US THIS GIFT. DOM FROM SIN BY GIVING HIS LIFE FOR US. U. HAS BEEN PASSED DOWN THROUGH THE .1 1 lilllmlll L I FOUND TODAY IN THE FORM , X N , g F14 KI:-l..Al.D 1 .B I ,ix L. ' In this day and age we as Christian Americans live in a vicious circle. We tend to follow along with the crowd never stopping to make changes or examine our own lives. Sometimes, however, we should step out of this circle and examine the things that make up our CHRISTIAN HERITAGE. Our Heritage comes from many experiences, indivduals and traditions, but most important are the contributions made by individuals who have given us their time and dedication for the advancement of Youth for Christ. There have been many dedicated men of God who have passed through the ranks of Kansas City Youth for Christ, men who have contributed greatly to our Heritage. DEDICATION Leonard Rodgers is one of many men whose life is worthy of following. Q w His all-out dedication to the Lord has led him to the mission field in yQ Beirut, Lebanon. Even so have the great Christian leaders of our time shaped the lives of men, and so to Leonard Rodgers A CQNQUEROR H 1 W LEONARD RODGERS Leonard Rodgers is Kansas City Youth For Christ's own missionary to Beirut, Lebanon. He and his fam- ily have ministered through the medium of Youth For Christ this past school year in the Beirut area. Y 2 gb-is Q g, V12 m Tig? HIFI? ' 1 . -- A . . i ':. ' , r 1 ,,,.,,,-.,, - I V I, A J - -L- li.. ,gf ,m,,gT...i:.2. 1 JAH, P: - ' - , ' .551 . ' ' : r :.-.lil ' --5 ,. . - -...'M--m--i- I Q --,4,.,,f,,..,,..g.....T-,.l,.,...,...,.......1 vw-I IF- U H H ' In ' 1, F. .....:'f ' 4 '!'f -J' '11 5L'-. ' . I P5 - . -2 PQ ' Q ' ., . 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CONNIE COOPER GEORGE DAVIS DELORES EBEL JUDY HART LARRY MARTIN KAREN MOHN DAVID MOHN HUGHEY MCCLENNY ROBERT CLARK VICE PRESIDENT HRISMAN :WA XL, -'G 6. Um .3 A. ' ' ng' 3 1 N37 Iii? 5. rye, 4 , I W JK Q 1 ef. A943 ., 1'-via? . ..., .-,K ., . mf? . ,KL ., 51.2 X-1.1, Ol Yo , -V, . , , -5,1 ,Mg K A .,15..' 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GEORGE BISWELL LLOYD BISWELL TRUDY BISWELL RUBY COLSTON JUDY CYPRET KAY GREGORY PHILIP GREGORY JACK HUMPHREY M0. JANE HUMPHREY BOB LARWENCE BOB OLDHAM PHYLLIS OLDHAM MARGARET SEBRING ROSE SHEPHERD TRAVIS SHEPHERD CINDY SLOAN ' PA ME LA VIGNE RY TOM WIGGANS KATHY BELLINGTON WANDA BRACHEAR CAROLIN CLASSON GAIL COLLINS BEVERLY COOPER SHARON DILLION BECKY EGGERS LINDA EGGERS NOWLIN n 581-Y ss M33 wr .kiwi .gsm - ,L , , . ,. ,- i'-Riifvl 9. X... ,.x- W, , gain-Q ' ,Q ty-T22 .s,Q.'ai4'f 1' . aff? - 1 ,, me' -'Fi .nl 'VIII ' W A, 4, ,Wf : zu: -Hv4- .g-.,: 3 E t . 'S-'piir fs - ILAJ' ' '- -' e -3 '2 ' A . 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Q , X , , 51-5- 5,1 . -'-. ,K K N ' BINR HAM GORDON METSKER BONNIE ROBICHAND PAUL THOMPSON JOE WALSH JACQUELINE WOODCOCK RUSSELL YOUNG MRS. LOWELL METSKER SPONSOR I X 1 3. 'rf x l 8. V: ry f 1:4 A ff , -I'-3 L Q- A -8-,, X J 5 Q Y.. . X Q 5, ' ' .. 3 ' . ' ,, . X J, , .b ,Q - . 3. 1 ful.. , 13' i ,J X ,-Lg R -pi'-S J .- -lm-4.. ., . , U 1, 22 Y v I ii' 5. .f J .. 3 EQ My 9 Q, 35 I J., wb' ' FA 2' 2? 3' D , 1 ni gil: , CINDY HORN DENISE KELLY RUSS KESLER PEGGY MC DONALD DAVID REEVES STEVE SOLSBURG MARY WHITE ANDY WILSON MRS. FORTSCH SPONSOR .9-,-:wg , Q vt.,-4 ? I 'T txiliffi ii? fb Y 4 jg! i X fr ,. :Lila F.fj?1'3-13 'L -. f . --5+ , , Kwlfv V, . f.':Af2f. E' ,. .,,, ,1..,, DEBBIE BEEBEE MARSHA BLUNK JERRY FERGERSON SNOOKIE FORTOCH KATHY HICKMAN CARROL GLIN MARK GRANT CATHY GLINN SOUTH .IR W + . if , A' ,,s1. '1 C , wwf N n Y SE GO ACHIEVEMENTS STANLEY AUBREY North Kansas City I John 1:9 President l2ab Preacher Boy Club 12b BILLIE BASTIAN Washington W John 5:24 ' President 9b 1 Programing llab Chaplin 10b , Vocal So1o10, 11, 12 YFC Choir 10, 11 Crescendos MARTHA BERRY N Baytown South ' Eph. 2:8, 9 Management 9a, 9b Chaplin 10ab, llab Exective Secretary 1 Vocal Group Contest Junior High Quiz 9 Senior High Quiz 10, Banquet 8b YFC Choir l0ab, lla Band 12a Jr. High Banquet Qu 2ab , 2n 11, een d Place llb, 12h 12 JANE BUCKNER Wm Chrisman Matt. 17:20 ANN BURKHARDT Shawnee Mission West John 3:16 RICHARD CASSIDY North Kansas City Rom. 3:9,10 Programing 10a Management 9a, 10b Activities 9b Chaplin llb Exective Secretary 12ab Junior High Quiz Senior High Night YFC Choir ROBERT J. CLARK II Wm. Chrisman Rom. 10:13, 15 5 President 10ab, Ilab Programing 9ab 3 Chaplin 11ab, 12ab Preacher Boy 11, 12 Senior High Quiz 10, 11, 12 Preacher Boy C1ubN1O, 12 Yearbook Royality , JERRY COON Wyandotte Rom. 8:28 President 9ab, 10b, llab, 12ab Activities 10a City Council President 9a, 11b City Council Vice President 12a Songleader Contest, 3rd 9, 2nd 10 Senior High Quiz 11 1 Senior High Night 12 YFC Choir 10 Yearbook Royality LARRY DECKER Lee's Summit Jer. 8:20 President 12ab X Preacher Boy 12 ' Senior High Quiz 12ab Preacher Boy Clup 12b I LIZ DECKER Lee's Summit Rom. 1:16 DEL FEHSENFELD Southwest President 9a, 10ab, 11b, Programing 11a Management 11a Chaplin 11b Songleader 12b Instrumental Group 12b Senior High Quiz 11a Holidyiy Par-ty 12a IT Party 11b Senior High Night 12a YFC Choir llab Campus 12ab Band 10b, 11b, 12a Brass Cadets 10ab, 11ab Yearbook Staff 12ab Preacher' Boy Club 12b JOHN DUDLEY Wyandotte Campus 12a 12ab KAREN FUNK Westport Ps. 30:10 Programing 9b ' Management 9a, 10b, 11a Activities 10a ? Junior High Quiz g8ab Senior High Quiz lflab l l N JONNA G OULD Shawnee Mission East X Joshua I:8, 9 1 President 9ab, 10b, 12ab L Programing10a, 11ab 1 City Council Secretary 12a Vocal Solo 9, 10, 12 X Vocal Group, 12 Junior High Quiz 9ab 1 Senior High Quiz 10ab, 11a, 12ab A11 Star 10 Holiday Party 12 Senior High Night 12 1 YFC Choir 9ab, 10ab 1 Crescendos y Yearbook Staff 12 X Yearbook Royalty 12 x N N TESSIE GOODALL Westport W Num. 22:18 , President 11b 1 Programing 9b, 10h Management 9a Activities 11a Senior High Quiz 10ab A11 Star Quiz 10b W RICHARD HATHORNE Northeast Rom. 8:18 Preacher Boy 12 Senior High Quiz 10, 1 Holiday Party 12 Senior High Night 12a Campus 11b, 12ab Yearbook Staff 12 Preacher Boy Club 12 J. PATRICK HARTMAN Paseo Rom. 8:37-39 President llb, 12ab Programing lla Management I0b Activities 10a Preacher Boy 11, 12 2ab Senior High Quiz 10b, 11a Holiday Party 12 Banquet II Senior High Night llab, 12a YFC Choir 10ab Campus Ilb, 12ab Yearbook Staff 12 Preacher Boy Club 12 BILL HENNEBERG North Kansas City Tit. 3:7 Senior High Quiz 12ab ROSIE HOUSEWORTH Parkhill I Cor. 8:2 President 12ab Programing lla Management 10h Activities 11b Chaplin 10a Vocal Group 12 Senior High Quiz llab, I2ab Yearbook Royality 12 VIRGINIA JACOBY Ruskin Gal. 2:20 President 12ab Programing lla I Activities 10a Senior High Quiz 9, 10, 1laQ 12 Senior High Night 12a Yearbook Staff 12 BILL JANZEN 1 Shawnee Mission North Jer. 9:23, 24 W President llab Programing 9b h Preacher Boy 9, 10, 11, 12 e Campus 12ab Preacher Boy C1ubNl2b MEREDITH JOHNSON Shawnee Mission North Ps. 139: 23, 24 Junior High Quiz 9 Senior High Quiz 11, 12 MARILYN JOHNSON Northeast Phil. 1:20 1 Programing 10ab Management 11a Activities 1lb City Council Management 11a Gospel Pianist 11 Dramatic 10 Senior High Quiz 9ab, 10a, 11ab, 12ab A11 Star Quiz 8 Holiday Party 11 Banquet 10 Sadie-Chase- o- race 10 Senior High Night 11b YFC Choir 10, 12 Campus 12a - SHARRON JOHNSON Shawnee Mission North Isa. 40:31 q President 9b Junior High Quiz 9b Senior High Quiz l0ab, llab, 12a Banquet 10 ' YFC Choir l0ab, 12a Yearbook Staff 11, 12 JANE JONES Westport Jer. 33:3 President llb Programing lla Chaplin 10ab, 11b Exective Secretary 12ab Senior High Quiz 10ab Valentasia Senior High Night 12ab 1 1 JACK JORDON Southwest Jas. 4:7, 8 v Preacher Boy Club 12b SHERYL LIDDLE Wm. Chrisman Gal. 2:20 President 12ab Management 9b, !l0ab, 11ab Activities 9a ' Senior High Quiz 9, 10, 11, 12 REBECCA NICEWANDER Van Horn Ps. 21:13,14 Programing 10a Management 9b Activities 9a Chaplin 10b Junior High Quiz 8ab Senior High Quiz 9 YFC Choir llab MARILYN METSKER Shawnee Mission North Jas. 4:10 President 9a Programing 9b, llab Management Bab Activities 7ab Exective Secretary 12ab City Council Recording Secretary 9b, 12b Humorous Contest 10 Junior High Quiz 7, 8, 9 Senior High Quiz 10, 11, 12 A11 Star Quiz 11 Banquet 8, 9 Senior High Night 11, 12 YFC Choir 10 Yearbook Staff 10 Yearbook Royality 12 1 1' ' 4' ' .' 3 , , . Banquet Royality 9 MARVIN O'DELL Wm. Chr-isman Rom. 1:16 Programing10b, llab Senior High Quiz llab 1 ROBERT ALAN OfREAR Van Horn I Cor. 10:31 R 1 1 1 1 NANCY PERRIN East Heb. 11:6 1 Programing 11b Activities 10a 1 Chaplin 10b N Humorous Contest 10b Dramatic Contest 10b ' senior High Quiz loab, 11ab, 12ab YFC choir wb, lla 1 Campus 12a N Yearbook Staff 10ab 1 JERRY OLTHOFF1 Northeast Matt. 6:33 Preacher Boy 12 Instrumental Solo 12 Instrumental Group 12 Senior High Quiz 11, 12 Senior High Night 11, 12 Campus 11b Band 11 Preacher Boy Club 12 PHIL ROGERS Raytown Rom 1:16 Instrumental Solo l2b Yearbook Royality 12 SANDY SNOW Van Horn Luke 1:28 President 9b Vocal Group 12b YFC Choir 12a WAYNE SIMS North Kansas City? Rom. 5:1 P Westport , John 3:16 l l l W l l W I l N N 4 NANCY WALLACE Northeast Phil. 1:20 ' Progr-aming llab Chaplin 10ab Exective Secretary l2ab 1 Vocal Solo ll X Vocal Group 11 X Dramatic Contest 10 Senior High Quiz 9a, Senior High Night 12a YFC Choir 10ab, 12b Yearbook Staff10ab, Ilabl I 1 10ab CHARLES H. TAYLOR llab ERIC THURMAN Shawnee Mission North Gal. 2:20 President l2ab Chaplin 10ab City Council President 12b Preacher Boy 9, 10, 11, 12 Songleader 11, 12 Junior High Quiz 9 Campus 12ab Preacher Boy Club 12 Banquet Royality 9 NANCY WARD Raytown South Eccl. 12:1 Programing 10a Management llb Senior High Quiz 10 CHARLES WILLIAMS Westport 3 Phil. 1:20, 21 1 Preacher Boy Contest l2b Preacher Boy Club 12b N N X E PATTY YEATS Q Shawnee Mission North 1 Rom. 8:28 1 Management 9a Vocal Solo Contest, 2nd Place Sb, lst Place llb N Senior High Quiz l2ab senior High Night nab N Junior' High Night 9b YFC choir Qab, ioab, uabl izab Cresendoes llab Yearbook Royality 12 l 1 PEGGY HULL Raytown South 1 Phil. 4:13 N President llab Vocal Group 10, ll Gospel Pianist 12 Senior High Quiz 11 YFC Choir 10 Campus 12a Templettes 9, lQ, ll Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alurnbaugh Rex Alumbaugh and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Dean Anderson A. E. Bartholomew Emmitt Berry Harold Bingham Miss Jeanne Binghani ' ' Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Burkhardt , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bussey Rev. and Mrs. Robert Cameron Central Bible Church Sr. High Young Peoples' Group Mr. and Mrs. John Cockran Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cousins Rev. and Mrs. George Darby Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Haglin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heitztnan GOLDEN PAGE CONGRATULATIONS TOYFC TEENS OF1964 Mrs. Maxine Hensley Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr M1- and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ralph Hocklander Joe Hoobery Steward Jacoby Dean Johnson Glen J ones William Kelly Dave Koser Albert Lane Rev. and Mrs. Al Metsker Miss Marge Palmer Mr. and Mrs. George Philgreen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pressler Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Richert Miss Fern Richert Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Allen Weaver Mr. and Mrs. William YoLmg fr' 5, 8' e J .fx a N .r 2 4 X . 'ff ffwii' A 1' , ? A 'I ' . . .L -ffi ,, KW. fl 45, , 'eff l dil- LEADERSHIP STAFF BOARD of DIRECTORS Ti 4. Q .QV AL METSKER The national heritage of Youth for Christ began in Kansas City twnety-one years ago under the direction of a dedicated man -- A1 Metsker. Since then, Youth for Christ has spread across this na- tion and around the world. . .thanks to the effort of burdened men such as Al. Teenagers from Kansas City have not been left unaffected by the example and guidance A1 has given them. His home and heart are always open for fun, fellowship, and counsel. The Metskers: Martha, Ronnie, Vidy, Al, and Marilyn Fr-ank's preacher boys were invited to spend the weekend with A1 at his farm. A1 speaks to the Dads' Club as his able club directors listen closely. olcK I-lA1jFlEl.D Bubbling over viith enthusiasm about Christ is Dick Hatfield. As head of the senior High Depalftmem, Dick has shown superior leadership and ability to direct young people. As managing editor of the YFC yearbook past years, Dick has shown his skill as an able leader. This. man's testimony and drive is of such strength that asa Christian leader he will surely excel. DAVE KOJSER 1963-64 marks the second year of YFC work for Dave h re inK. C. His projects this year have i cluded Collegiate Club and rally tranx portation. Upon first acquaintance, D ve's most notable char- acteristic is an cibvious sense of humor. But no one can truly know him without realizing the dee burden he has for teens in Kansas City. His original ideas have made him highly Wuccessful as a director. HARRYJOHNSON The personality of Harry Johnson evolves around two main characteristics: ambition andadyivingforce never to stop. If there is any department in YFC that depends on one person alone , it would be the radio department in its association with Harry. His goal has been to reach those not influenced by rallies and clubs in the Kansas City areawith the message of the Gospel of' Jesus Christ. This dedication has greatly influenced both participants and audiences in the YFC program. FRANK BUSSEY This is the first year of full-time YFC work for Frank Bussey, a graduate of Moody Bible Institute. The effect of K.C. YFC upon Frank's life is obvious. His main interest is contacting teens per- sonally with Christ's message of love. But more than this, Frank wants to see Christian teenagers grow to study God's Word and to know what they believe. Be- cause of this goal, Frank was placed in charge of the quiz program this year. STEVE PETERSON Taking over asj head of the Junior High Department has een a big step in the life of Steve. His esponsibilities have in- creased, and wtith it has come a deeper burden for Junior high teens across the city This burdeh has broadened to Steve's vision of the mission field. His dynamic personality and! friendly smile have won him many friend P I 1 X S. 1 Boa CAFVIERON After two year-sy of club work, Bob has learned the heart-beat of teens. This helps him to cd task in the F011 out the proper bl YFC would lack its ministry t charming smile pression with th mplete his all important w-Up Department. With- lance, which Bob gives, a very important step in o teens . His wit and Fwill have a lasting im- e teens in Kansas City. 1 GLEN JONES As a teenager Glen's goal was to be a club director. His first step to this goal was taken three years ago when he was the director of Northeast Club. Upon graduation from Calvary Bible College last spring, Glen accepted a full-time position as a Junior High Club Director. Thus, his goal has finally been met, even to the extent that he married his favorite girl - Miss Anna Andrus. This couple is lookingforward to a fruitful ministry and a blessed future. LEONARD ROGERS Since September 1963, Leonard Rodgers has been serving the Lord in Beirut, Lebanon. There he is carrying on the work of Youth for Christ. His deep bur- den for the teens of Lebanon has grown deeper as he has seen their needs. Along with his wife, Pauline, and two children, Leonard has had afruitful ministry during these past months. Our prayers go forth to this servant of the Lord. l l 1 JACK couysms The failure or successxof Youth for Christ depends greatly on the tireless efforts of Jack Cousins, who secures speakers and music for the Saturday night rallies. As Public Relations Director for YFC and Executive Secretary of the Kansas City Evangelical Ministers? Fellowship, Jack's dedication and loyalty to Christ has been a blessing to many. 'Truly the Lord is using this man who goes out of his way to promote Christ as wehl as others. 1 Y N w Y 1 Y 4 MARGE PALMER Long hours of hard work are put into the task of private secretary to Jack Cousins. With this job comes the responsibility of correspondingwith potential and previous Youth for Christ speakers across the country. Another aspect of her work is the organizing, ltyping, and lay-out of the Conquest. Margie's enthusiasm and ambition have ade her job a success. l V J l ALBERT LANE J A friendly smile, a hand shake, and a heartfullof love describes our beloved Albert. His faithfulness to Christ has given him many opportunities to guide and help those who are in need of spiritual uplifting. Along with his outstanding talent at the keyboard, A1bert's testimony can be seen in his willingness to serve God whenever he is needed. OEJEFFERS Joe is an outstanding man in the field of printing. He. has turned over all his time and talent to the Lord, and as a result has made an effective contribution in the pro- motion of Christ through the medium of Youth for Christ. Joe's patience and hard work has proved to be a great asset in the success of this ministry. i FERN RIOHERT Good morning, this is Youth for Christ. This is a familiar phrase heard by those who call the C office. Behind this cheerful greetin is the charming person- ality of our receptionist Fern Richert. Besides answering the telephone, Fern's duties extend into the Film Department where she keeps aconstant record of film scheduling. LEONA HDCKLANDER This year marks the tenth year of service for Leona. Vifithout the loyalty of our accurate book eeper the organization of YFC would not eable to run as efficiently as it does day after day. Among her responsibiliti s are keeping the accounts inorder, the books up-to-date, and a multiplied number of other jobs, which she handles pTayerfully and effectively. Y I Y I MERLE CHANCE CUSTODIAN K MARTHA M ETSKER SECRETARY C A R 0 L WILSON RICHERT YEAREOOK SECRETARY FILM DEPARTMENT H 0 C K LA N D E R PRINTING D1v1s1oN PART- TIME STAFF JANET LINDA NINA JACKSON MC CLAIN MANNING SECRETARY YEARBOOKISECRETARY SECRETARY DEAN ANDERSON RON PENTZ MURRAY MC CLAIN PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY Now in their twentieth year of serv ce, the Youth forChrist Board of Directors have ore respon- sibility than perhaps any other dlvision of the Youth for Christ Staff. The YFCIBoard has as its main objective the welfare and interest of the organization. Ideas, suggestions, ind construc- tive criticism form the working plan for the constantly moving schedule. The dedication of these fine, business and professional men have surely made their unusual successwpossible. BOARD F DIRECTORS I WAYNE HARRIS D VID HEINKE JA E HOOBERY fl A g' , Fi f NIORM HUTCHESON ga cgi X2 GENE LAND A K 'v' LlOWELL METSKFR K ff , A A 's 4. xliaw ff 12 0 iqiwf HAROLD PENN ING TON BOB PR E SSLER DON TREWETT OWEN TUCKER no si dawn? Q: I ACTIVITIES CITY COUNCILS CAMP RALLY PARTIES COLLECIATE CLUB . MOTHERS' CLUB DADS' CLUB CONFERENCES PREACHER BOYS' CLUB QUIZZES FORMAL BANQUET T The gavel changes hands. Officers from every YFC Club in Kansas City meet monthly for the Sr. High City Council. As representatives of their clubs they discuss and formulate the policy of their club system. During the year the council adopts programs and projects which benefit the entire Youth For Christ system. SR. HI The I's are above the no,'s. CITY COUNCIL lst Semester 'Nc David Young, President, Jerry Coon, Vice President, Jonna Gould, Secre- tary, Keith Springer, Activites. 2nd Semester Eric Thurman, Presidentg David Young Vice Presidentg Marilyn Metsker, Sec- retarygRo1ly Ric he rt, Activities . OFFICERS: Mike Mc Clain, Presidentg Ron Metsker, Vice President, Lana Scott, Secretary, Bruce Virtue, Chaplin, Becky Eggers, Chaplin. .IR.HIG CITY COUN IL Junior High Teens with a purpose. The Junior High City Council is made up of all officers in the twenty-two Junior High Clubs. The purpose of the meeting is to keep the teens informed as to the progress of YFC. The council discusses ways and means of getting more Junior High teens saved in their clubs and at the rally. Bob Cameron brings up a point for discussion. 1 F Make a joyful noise unto the Lord CAM P Last summer, after a long and tiring school year, many teens were! refreshed as they found their way to the campus of John Brown University for the annual Youth for Christ Campspiration. It was during thi week that they were provided with various types of recreation, as well as messages from some of the top teen speakers in the nation. These messages comprised the armour of God that was taken back to school campuses last fali. Sing along with Al. Quizzes at camp kick off the quiz season The food is always worth waiting for. 1963 Triple tonguing trumpetteers trample through the treble tones. Look out! He's bigger than you. X i Bev Shea Rally draws thousands. Youth for Christ in Kansas City holds weekly rallieswhere crowds ofteens and parents come for an inspiring and dynamic evening. Each program, aside from its variety of enter- tainment, is coupled with a weekly teen geared speaker whose Gospel message is designed to reach the ultimate goal of each rally This goal is to win the lost to Christ. . . . one Nation under Go Junior High teens take over main floor. H, L, J. all the way. Bussey's Boosters Leonards farewell . . . So Send I You RALLIES The Brtish are coming. Bev Shea comes to K. C. RALLIES During the school year the YFC rallies vary in theme, such as Senior High and Junior High Nights, as well as themes built around pastors and teachers. Many other programs are especially designed to reach every individual teenager. Herb Tyler highlights Junior High Night. Our versatile pastors. Rig! Top teams quiz. SENIOR . NI HT Dick Hatfield bids farewell, Kansas City's finest teen talent. Teenair-es from Wichita Youth For Christ. SR. HIGH PARTIES HOLIDAY PARTY Del, Pat, and Bill team up with unusual results. 1964 Conqueror Royalty Luau sparkles with exciting entertainment. .I R . H IG H L U AU PARTIES Bob Davenport challenges Club Director's hidden talent Junior' High Teens. displayed at Holiday Party. Food Fun Fellowship K O ZY K L U B PA R T I E S FUNSPIRATION A lively game makes for an enjoyable evening. C l Christian fellowship at its best. COLLEGIATE CLUB Upon graduation from the Youth for Christ High School Bible Club ministry, every fellow and girl is eligible to participate in the YFC Collegiate Club. The regular monthly meeting is designed to meet the special needs of this particular age group. Activities vary so as to interest any young person who is desirous of fellowship and Christian service with a unique purpose. N? ' ltr t I , ,I- + tl,i..,E4 Has anybody seen my contacts? Service with a smile. President Darline Vohs Secretary Yvonne Solsburg Vice President Frannie Leach Treasurer Florence Peterson 'E':'.',1' .3-r .A ' ' WL. ...V , , MOTHERS LUB On the second Tuesday of each month, about 120 mothers and interested ladies enjoy a de- licious luncheon at the Youth for Christ Headquarters. The luncheon is followed by a spiritually refreshing time of blessing and inspiration Many of these ladies help in num- erous ways during the month. They sponsor clubs, help with parties and transportation, cook for conferences, etc. The projects of the Mothers' Club this school year included some kitchen equipment, helping out the general fund, and furnishing the new Conference Room with car- peting, chairs and draperies Delicious dessert and discussion. Dinner buffet style. Speakers and specials are featured each night. Daddies dine at dinner time. D A D S ' L U B The Dads' Club is another first inKansas City, having its beginning in November of 1963. The regular monthlymeeting time is the evening of the second Tuesday. A dinner fit-for-a-king is always served. The challenging program and message send the men home deter- mined tobe a better Dad and a more faithful servant of the Lord. It has had a steady growth and promises to be one of the most vital parts of the over-all ministry. OFFICERS: Murray Mc Clain President Gig Young Vice President Henry Brame Secretary Allen Weaver Treasurer Recreation provides relaxation between sessions. WEEK-END Throughout the school year hundreds of teenagers visit the Memorial Dormitory for a week-end of fellowship away from the world. Topics of discussion vary from challenging club ideas to the latest prob- lem in a teenagers Christian life. Every clubber leaves the conference with the spiritual fuel to live a more effective witness for Christ. Dinner time is one session that is never missed. Friday night's best dressed couple. ' - The mothers prepare many delicious meals. CONFERENCE Even happy birthdays at a week-end confer-ence. SR. HI 'verses awe A 3 C'.f 9-. ,g,J :EX f A A V ' I Vmxxi, Q gl 'ilu' 0 J PREAC . ,, ,... W, - fifeff-sr N831 'sl 1 bn ' . . ' ' f Kev' J 1 ' ' l. ,-w eu' 'X Vfezx X fm ... ll Q . ' f J ' lr... '37 . Nl . I I , 'wr K x Q. 9 Jil 2 , 1' I J 2 all : Qing Y A 'W' A Qi xl FRANK BUSSE Y Del Fehsenfeld Bill Mclntyre Dave Jordon Jack Jordon Phillip McKain Larry Gage Bob Adams John Armstrong Gary Chace Darrel Keefer DAVE KOSER Ronnie Kelly Lyle Holman Dennis McClain Robert Queen Robert Clark HER BOYS' I P G .rf an Q f fm ' I -V , .f ON HARRISON 'J sin J f pi, ld ., D ' 1 ' if 3 chuck Williams V QA 4 Danny Vasquez 3 ' Richard Hathorne Gary Tebbets 1 ' V' Wayne Batye , Keith Springer 69 . A K P, Y Bud Moffit . 7 ! f V A -S Pat Hartman Y, . , - as X Q l AL. METSKER K W, ' I Rolly Richert ' Keith Cook as if , k g 1 1 ff QL' . ' Al Seibert I ff ' - ' 1 'K' , ' Eric Thurman Spencer Covington Bill J anzen JR. HI GLEN JONES Mike Brooks W Tom Stark s 4 E55 TY fn 2:5 Ron Whited x g' ' 'ref -J , . chuck Miner j 1 '- gc -+ 'ifii Qi David Bingham ,gr 'J' y 'N In f tj , ,gf . ' X E, J Stuart Beals Fi.-Y' - y ' A 7 Rich Larson rl ' Q , Butch Ross V' BOB CAMERON D H x A 1.14 't , I . ...e. ,r in - .gt i TomWa11s ,Q-, 1 Q, Q 1 Q David Kelly 1 E L, el , ' gif I Er, . ' -., - si il A V5 - A ' . if V AL N- - e ' e- fi r. A lf' A 'T M' A N V , .. f Paul Jacoby iso-Qu Q ' ,I x Donald Loyd QW' xx j+ fjb', omg ' , ff L an Gregg 0'ReHf s L, .aa WS? Wil . , Mike McClain ' rg, :pit f ag: iigm ,FK 'gf-it ? 'F 372.5 ,A Del Johnson ,J ff ' fag 9' 29' ' 2? I, 12.55 1 iff , QL, Q . x' ' 2 , hgax 5 fl gfgig Qgraf Y 'h ' U 3 9 1'2 ' I ' , I Q . Q 1 5 ,iv l 0.0 4 w-32.35 ggi '53 U ' is 4, F11 tl ts STEVE ' ffff ' '15 G Ronnie 'g a' A ' W K 1- 'L Paul V If Darrel 'T xc fy' Bruce Virtue ' Q tb Q :M v:. . 'Q ,I 2-L David he Preacher Boys' Club is made up of young en from both Junior and Senior High clubs roughout the city. The club directors spend me with these fellows i.n guiding themtoward heir goal. The first objective of the club is to Y illow eachyoung man to preach a sermon. Alter Y each sermon is delivered, constructive criticism n given. This gives each fellow a chance to im- urove and better his sermon so as to achieve his lesired goal. The boys pictured are listed ac- cording to their club directors. ip. .v L f . KJ Joe Green Gordon Metsk- 1 Jim Hobbs An official time- out. SENIOR HI QUIZZES 5. Connie jumps first to answer the question. Van Horn takes time out for prayer and a pep talk. Steve asks a question as the quizzers get ready to jump. JUNIOR HIGH Southeast prays for wisdom. Both competetion and excitement are high. VAN HORN Left to right: Cheryl Thompson, Dennis McClain, Carol Talley, Dianne Shrick, Donna Blair, Jim Abel, Janice Thompson. CITY CHAMPS 1964 City Champs in action. ALL'STAR SR.HIGH Collen Coberly A1 Sie-.bert Frank Bussey Coach Diane Haglin Connie Young Bill Henneburg W Joanie Pressler Left to right: Bob Lawrence, David Branham, Debbie Hersh, Linda Helrnick, David Bingham, Diane Inge, not pictured- Tom Walls. ALL ST Kansas City YFC can be proud of its Jr. High All- Stars. In all of their quizzing, they remain undefeated. As a reward for their diligent study, they received a spiritual blessing and a beautiful trophy. Alert minds and quick actions are needed to answer the questions correctly. .IR.HI CHRISTIAN SCWHDOL Judy Young Judy Way Harriet Hodges Stuart Beals David Bingham CITY CHAMPS - 1964 The Senior High talent contestants are among the finest in Christian teenage talent today. The abilities they possess are professional . The contestants go from the city through the state contest, on to the area play- offs, and then to the international convention annually held at Winona Lake, Indiana. SR. HI Contestants practice with Albert before the contest.. VOCAL SOLO Bob Rist J onna Gould Patty Yates Washington S. M. East S. M. N0r'fh lst place 2nd Place 3rd Place VOCAL GROUP Diane Haglin 81 Jonna Gould S' M' North' lst Place S. M. East, 2nd Place CONTEST Josie Weaver 8: Patty Yates Page Wolf 8: April Miller Eudora, 3rd Place - GOSPEL PIANIST ' af' A Eg .1 , 5 L-ine: ?,f3g- . Fwiii, E 'rf 1 . ic MVT 3-ix M1715 Mark Reighard Linda Hayes Gary Tibbets S. M. North Lawrence East lst Place 2nd Place 3rd Place INSTRUMENTAL SOLO Rolly Richer-t S. M. West 3rd Place Marcella Dell and Doris Bauyer, Northeast 3rd Place John Fehsenfeld Phil Rogers Southwest Baytown 2nd Place lst Place INSTRUMENTAL GROUP Phil 8: Dennis Rogers, and Betty Jo Stubblefield, nee Mission North - lst Place A1 Seibert and Rolly Richert, Shawnee Mission West and Charles Heter, Shawnee Mission North - 2nd Place PREACHER BOY Jeff Gallot Eric Thurman Shawnee Mission West A1 Seibert Shawnee Mission North 3rd Place Shawnee Mission West lst Place 2nd Place SONGLEADER Rolly Richer-t Del Fehsenfeld Keith Springer Shawnee Mission West Southwest East 3rd Place 2nd Place lst Place JR. HI PREACHER Darrel Richy Old Mission K ihe Junior High Talent Contest gives every teen an opportunity to display His talents and experience real com- Wetition. This experience is invalu- le as a prerequisite to Senior High clompetition. SONGLEADER Mike McClain Nowlin VOCAL VOCAL INSTRUMENTAL SOLO GROUP SOLO X b .-W i ,V Dave Cornelius Barbara Blackburn Donna Kahler Gordon Metsker Hooker Grove Ethel Springer Christian School Bingham G O S P E L PIANIST 8- ORGANIST Ron Whited Northgate is . - H ,',rj x ssxv SS- N-x An Evening in Paris! SPRING FORMAL Every spring Youth for Christ presents a Formal Banquet. This extra-lavious affair gives the Christian teen a real fabulous evening, with decorations, food, and program of the very highest quality. Every year many teens are overheard to say, I shall never forget this night ,u K, W fi-ff Several couples enjoy the plush atmosphere as they await their charcoaled grilled steak. Phe Chimes Trio from Calvary Bible Iollege sang beautifully. 111 G efp :- 'WTUW 5 . K Albert Lane, his Music Shop, his organ, and his lborrowedj mustache. BANQUET 1964 All senior boys were eligible to be King of the Banquet. ' FQ 2: lik All senior girls were eligible to be Queen of the Banquet. 5535 1512 Members of the Banquet Committee work as the BANQUET Progress is seen from A1bert's Music Shop. Behind the scenes: D f ,K-'QM ' :T ave washes off his costume Several mothers help in preparing the exquisite affair. 'ff l. x inf! ,, Eu--,- elf 5 ' i 'Qt .' ,, , -, .-A, Q .. , .V .1 1 qv, W- 53: 5 - . 5 ,. ',i.,tk:g'- ' 'Y mf 4 I ,ns f., E T12 f 1, - -fl 4 ?E x3....13l'3f' Q F253 '1 if- - rf ft Y T 'At Lis ' 3 , f : N wiakf - f 3 I A -WSE' ' ' N-' ' . 1 er if -Rf W ,f lg- 5. -3110 , fi I , Q I A , .1 f ','4,.3. ' 14 in -Q rv- f' im- 1 if Q 5? 3 21-A W' f ,, if ffiiffffw I i -A YQ, 343' . ' X' Q l.f'E1'W' mg r - Hia 51, 5 ' . . if .- . 1 QQ L,:fi ' , ' 1 5 3 gt? Dinner music was provided by the best in K. 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Yes, it was Sweetie Pie. fi .X X X ,Ji XXX 11 ' VR- . ,A 'H S . 1 1 1 wfx 21- 5 :L w , 'Qi .g., ' ? .. 5 2. 1' f E ' . s -fn 7' . ,, , - 'J 'Era L 9 ll 1 I Q 0, 0 J- f V 1 ' n , .1 u hl . 'Q 'J kl. .6 Ch: 'xv' QQ. ,L 1 ROYALTY SENIOR HIGH ROYALTY JUNIOR HIGH ROYALTY MOTHER AND DAD OF THE YEAR YEARBOOK ROYALTY ROYAL KNIGHT QUEEN . '1 xv ,p',9',l'!In-0 51 -aagi E-ll-: M 4' 1 'I , .g0nam,' 1 I 1:o','n Uf va 1 0 1 o ,',, ,,,wv.nu,i. gi' hifi The Banquet Royalty reigned over the Banquet from their sidewalk cafe. WQ5974 Marilyn Johnson, Queen, with Phil Rogers, King. TI-'fa ' yf of '-.F :t , A .b is K -1 . A i L is 'si 3 ' 11.1 . w ,V ei EVif.f35t3k'S4c ci 58 as I ,arm . 4 .inf at 4 X 0, ... , , AQ' my ea.!'2i,.fZ.'n.v if. i 1 Jerry Coon and Patty Yeats, Sharon Johnson and Richard Hathorne, First Attendants Second Attendants BANQUET ROYALTY we r ' Elsa . -- H, ' -: E I r l' v . ' rg , 1 Y' K-x.,4 Jfiy i T A . . . 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E! 5 .1-X fr MM rg .M , .- jxwi -s dl - If ffl xg' ,1 1-r ..-7 , 75. Pr ' 4 .I ra, .fire xA f 3. -4' ' . x- ' v N ' ' J 8 1 61 - --I 11. L A OUTREAC CONQUEROR STAFF CONQUEST FILM LIBRARY PRINT SHOP FOLLOW-UP YFC HOUR CAMPUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Conqueror Staff From left to right: Jim Converse, Pat Hartman, Jonna Gould, Dennis McClain, Richard Hathorne, David Young, Eunice Powell, Sharron Johnson,Dan Hocklander, Linda McClain, Virginia Jacoby, Del Fehsenfeld, Rosemary Hensley, not pictured-Carla Bingham. The yearbook staff seems to be one of the biggest and most exciting committees on which a YFC clubber has opportunity to work. Many people enjoy the art of creating layout and promotional ideas, others enjoy giving assistance in process- ing each individual picture on every page. The knowledge gained from one year on the yearbook staff is more than equal to the same amount of time spent as an apprentice in a similar situation. The teenagers are given the opportunity to see and actually do many parts of the book that the high school yearbook staff never touch. Without the suggestive ideas each year-'s yearbook has little on which to go. The variety of opinions and personalities make the book very personal to the many types of individuals to which it goes. Such was the case this year as these twelve staff members made this book. Individual ideas are put together Finished layout is photographed. Finished layout is proofrresd. Virginia corners a sales prospect. Filing of pictures is the first big step. - if Q-SQL, ,J '-, Richard begins the organization of pages Jack and Marge combine thoughts for the next issue. From the printing press of Youth for Christ to the homes of 8,500 adults and teens goes the publication the CONQUEST . Much of the work of editing this publication goes to Jack Cousins and Marge Palmer with the assistance of the club directors. The Conquest brings to the Kansas City area the news in and around Youth for Christ. 1. '. 2' Marge gets an OK on an article. Upon completion of printing and folding, addressing the Conquest finishes the job. ,X L . 393.5 Ne. ss rumwuwo mms cnvvoummcnusv ocv.zs,m1 NAUUNAL YUUTH FUR CHRIST WEEK NUV.I8-214 .i . mmm concmr wma Bw sm RAMP SPEAKER AT NUV.2 RALLY wm.wx-b., W aww- .mv .-.. .W nu. ...-M, .fu h..-..4.tn an 0. N...a,- 1 -my. w....f- mm Q mn- .v...r-. n. .4-.uw .1 hh V Immun! la VM Medi Mawg? 1'Y?'b' C LTI 3-:'w,l'-WJ :C buff.. 6.4-Q M yn. vw. va cm- u.......n....l c.amnM .1 wa... nu--, --4-..- :..m.:......a.,,..a..-..1c..,am 'YC iwm.-cm.n...4..uu ,a., -u ff. cm., nu. c.u..,. ,...x. H, rr. M.n.ac.r.-vfy, ...an N :Ewa r, .. .l vu. .nf :A M.,..4.e N. x. TEACHERS T0 BE HDRQRED NOV.9 , S.. ,.Nw..+. v, .in B.. K....c.,,v..m.. EH. u- .au u. 'r...+... war. wlih VM nnllu WDW- - mluhh. .-,, muu '-ea:-:azz . .. . . 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' -..n.::.r:'..... :-:gh u--1--u.- HQQJQM .9 mN...u ,Q .E mmm IUO bd-lug!-5 1i':r'1.,f'.':: A. .a..a may ...,.m.....1.......m.u.. ?:35l 'EF .. .-.w........,f.. . . 1:'.'.'2'-..... '-.Pc D -,z...........:....,.. ......N'.7-1f',Z.T .E -ps: lv -un -n...nn but-1 hlnhullhlll-bn 't'. 1 -. :r.:.' c !u..,T.f.-..',1'.a.,... iq-lluu Fifi Iv:-A-vnnvm.A-1.4. Fern and Rolly Richert handle the bookings efficiently. FILM LIB RARY The 350 films in the library at the Youth for Christ Headquarters are used in many places as a witness for Christ. The films are used by clubs, churches, and rallies in a 10--state area. The films range in topic from Salvation to Christian growth, from science to dating relationships. It can truly be said that the film library has a unique ministry. Records must be kept to insure the correct handling of the films. Checking the films before a showing is Ro11y's biggest responsibility. The dependable, and popular, Nash Rambler takes many films to the post office each day. The repair of the projectors is very important also. The stacks of paper, the smell of ink, and the clicking sound of the press are everyday conditions for the YFC Print Shop. The Print Shop facilities at Youth For Christ are ever expanding. Joe Jeffers, full time professional P R I N I S H 6 P printer, and Dan Hocklander part time assistant, enjoy fulfilling their part of the YFC ministry through the medium of printing. All layout and art work come from the The developing of all film and prints are drawing board. done in our own darkroom. Additional help from both the Bible and tracts are given by the desk counselors. FOLLOW'UP Marge Palmer keeps an accurate record of the follow-up materials for each individual decision. When a person indicates that he wishes to make a decision for Christ in a Youth for Christ meeting, he is led to the Lord by a well-trained counselor, and is given instruction on living the Christian life and how to maintain a daily quiet time. lm- mediatelyg the Youth for Christ office follows-up this decision with a series of lessons that are especially designed to meet the spiritual needs ofa new convert. The new Christian is also contacted by his club director or club officer and welcomed and encouraged in his Christian life. The perfect way to start the day. This is just one statement that is true of the Youth for Christ Hour. Our radio program, which is heard twice daily, broadcasts the message of a living Christ. Its unique presentation of .ideas and its gift for challenging you to live for Christ daily, has made its thirteen years on the air, years filled with hope and inspiration. A1 speaks from his heart to you through radio. Y.F.C. HOUR Albert Lane and his favorite grand piano give every broadcast a special touch. Glen Jones, now at the controls, prepares for a recording. First Seme ster Eric Thurman - Producer Richard Hathorne - Editor Eunice Powell - Program Director Own Tucker - Engineer Bill Jansen - Announcer Pat Hartman - Announcer Del Fehsenfeld - Announcer Rod Morrill - Announcer Dave Pierson - Announcer Second Semester Eric Thurman - Assistant Engineer Richard Hathorne - Producer Rosemary Hensley - Program Director Owen Tucker - Engineer Bill Jansen - Editor Rod Morrill - Announcer CAMPU The most important commodity on earth in this wor1d's decade of destiny is its young people. Campus is the voice of Youth for Christ teenagers proclaiming Christianity - a vibrant, stimulating faith. This is the familiar intro- duction to the teen geared, thirty-minute broadcast which is heard every Saturday on radio station KCCV. Campus is entirely the product of Youth for Christ teens, with the purpose of moving a myriad of minds toward God, Country, and the Bible. N THIS CONQUEROR YEARBOOK IS THE FINEST EXAMPLE OF' INHERITED MUCH AS CAN BE SEEN THROUGHOUT THESE sg . ISI, 'U In 5 XV sy SEVERAL PEOPLE.1 SPECIAL THANKS GOES TO MR. BARTLEY OF STUDENT PICTURE SERVICE, MR. PRINTING CO?MPANY IN TOPEKA,KANSAS, FOR INTERSTATE1 BINDERY. THESE BUSINESS AND w COOPERATIVE IN THEIR RESPECTIVE DUTIES N ALSO GRATEFUL TO HALLMARK CARDS, INC. N IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO FORGET THE VERY w HIS WPRK HAS AMAZED MANY FOR ITS DEFINITELY, THIS MAN HAS MADE A VERY PUBLICATIONS. WE WOULD ALSO LIKE TO ASSISTING OUR PRINTER, MR. JOE JEFFERS. TEENS,l THE YOUTH FOR CHRIST STAFF, TMAKING THIS BOOK COMPLETE. cKNow- OUR CHRISTIAN HERITAGE. TODAY THE CHRISTIAN AMERICAN TEENAGER HAS PAGES. ALL THIS WAS POSSIBLE BECAUSE OF THE GENEROSITY OF SPENCER OF ATZENWEILER COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY, MR. NEAL JUD COOPER OF COLOR GRAPHIC COMPANY, MAINLINE THE COLOR PRINTING, AND MR. ELMER MOYER OF PROFESSIONAL MEN WERE VERY GRACIOUS AND IN THE PREPARATION OF THIS BOOK. WE ARE FOR THE COLOR PHOTOGRAPH OF THE PLAZA. DEDICATED WORK OF OUR PRINTER. MR. JOE JEFFERS. DETAIL, ACCURACY, AND LIFE-LIKE PRODUCTIONS. SIGNIFICANT MARK IN THE AREA OF CHRISTIAN A THANK MR. MURRAY MC CLAIN, FOR HIS TIRELESS AND TO THE YEARBOOK STAFF OF HIGH SCHOOL AND MANY MORE, WE GIVE OUR THANKS FOR DAN HOCKLANDER EDITOR 7 ? concnnruumous T0 YFC Teens or I964 mom me smrr AND MANAGEMENT Lf I .V 1 ? W I O THE SOUND OF GOSPEL RADIO KQCVH l Q IN THE AIR EVERYWHERE KCCTV RADIO N N Q GIVING THE WINDS A MIGHTY VOICE N, N 1 I l510 ON THE RIGHT SIPE OF YOUR DAIL N 4 43 BLUE RIDGE CENTER 0 KANSAS CITY' 33, MO. O Fl.. 3-8 1510 KC! d INSURANCE co. 3542 MAIN STREET, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI WE 1 - 8827 Sp ecial Rafe-s For Non -Drinlcers JOIN HANDS with more than 200,000 fellow NON-DRINKERS 11, Jr. SK 1-2448 Warren E Shivel WE Esry Ins. Agency CL 2-5707 Norman Atwe . y 1-8827 HI 4-2 '. Don Lietzke NI 8-5244 Rev. Vernon Fest TH 7-4009 354 flarvin Anderson MI 9-1945 Lewis Berg SH 1-2842 Tom Higgins HU 3-7584 I , l i , YOUTH FOR CHRI T OTHERTCLUB T SALUTES THE STAFF AND TEENAGERS OF KANSAS CITY YOUTH FOR CHRIST T CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NSENIORS OF 1964 T 11 these things Shall b Add d t y u. Matthew 6 33 5 N 1: ,: 1, i' HV 1 N KANSAS CITY YOUTH FOR CHRIST DADS' CLUB TO THE CLASS OF 1964 DADS' CLUB MEETS EVERY SECOND TUESDAY OF THE MONTH. THE PURPOSE OF THIS CLUB IS TO FAMILIARIZE AND INVOLVE THE DADS IN THE MINISTRY OF YOUTH FOR CHRIST. ALL DADS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND RESTAURANT D S- E TV LOCATIONS: 8031 METCALFE 2514 JOHNSON DRIVE KCLO - Radio THE FINEST IN CHRISTIAN MUSIC 1410 am Basil Anderson, Owner Bob Potter, Manager 98. 9 fm MU 2-1410 Hear the YFC HOUR 7:15 am Monday through Friday A SERVING THE HEART OE THE NATION WITH THE NATION AT HEART 444 .lt Q I l 'K Q .1 Gm c 167615. Institute 1515 South Tenth Street 4 1 A 'I that the world may belneve Characterized by the distinctives of the Bible Institute movement: Bible Study at the heart of the cur- riculum and emphasis on faith, prayer and soul winning--Grace Bible Institute is holding an import- ant place in the midlands by train- ing dedicated young people for Christian service. 344 students were enrolled for the 1963 fall term to begin the school's 21st year. They represent 25 states and 29 protest- ant denominations. Omaha, Nebraska 68108 4:3 yr. General Bible 'kChristian Education B.R. E. :Missions B. A. :kMusic B. S. M. wrPhi1osophy and Psy. B. 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Distributed By VVclyne Harris co Box 373 RRIZ, Liberty, Missouri For Further Information Contact: WAYNE HARRIS DAVID LEWIS MARVIN ROSS ,B 5: l M4 ' 9 Tum.. THorn II7-4037 NI 2-6787 HEdIck 2-7039 Hgh! I p ' I 0 G - ' -- Liberhyu oviiilgavafk oveilfmaruu ' mp U' 'd TENNESSEE TEMPLE SSHUULS CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE COLLEGE - BIBLE SCHOOL - SEMINARY -Skdamdvlfadbtz Jhhguiviqkgaaae Q COLLEGE DIVISION A Christian Liberal Arts College offering majors in Bible, English, education, history, music and psy- chology NEW LIBRARY NEW CHARLES F. WEIGLE MUSIC CENTER NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION BIBLE SCHOOL DIVISION Offering a three-year course lead- ing to the Graduate of Theology Di- ploma and a four-year course lead- ing to the Bachelor of Bible Diploma SEMINARY DIVISION Offering courses leading to the Bachelor of Divinity Degree, the Master of Theology Degree, and The Master of Religious Educafion Degree. Closely integrated with the vigorous Evangelistic and Missionary center of the South, The World Famous HIGHLAND PARK BAPTIST CHURCH. Students constantly benefit from the internationally prominent speakers brought to the church FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION WRITE REGISTRAR TENNESSEE TEMPLE SEHUULS IJETIIIIIITS BUSINESS SERVICE' PUBLIC AIIIIUUNTINS Bookkeepmg - Fmarxcxal Statements 02 3 Mission R and Park Ai Balanced College Experience K lor Golloge allege 0 Ghrisiian Hugh School w ' For me illusmml cahlol wrltu W Admissions Counselor MILTUNVALE WESLEYAN CbLLEGE Mnumvale, Kansas QW 5 is sv X bw if ix Q 1' ' in x 'st 9 at 1 gm MQ.. K H339 fn? dip? f tis 6 M , ' I r I-,Q A i la. L if C- I 5 X XX W JW' I!! 7 4 ! Q ,. W'45N . 4' 7 X ttIW1l.VuL,7 J XM l-If -in . 'tv' 'AN YK- Mkt: . n if Z N - YB Align QW QNX 695 'FMODERATE FEES YACCREDITED BY THE NEW YORK STATE BOARD OF REGENTS '4'B. A. AND B. S. DEGREES AVAILABLE, PLUS TWO-YEAR ASSOCIATE IN ARTS DEGREES IN PRE-NURSING AND SECRETARIAL STUDIES. HRKING-SIZED IN ACADEMIC EM- PHASIS. At The King's College, highest scholastic standards are in effect. A well-trained faculty has dedicated its talents to training the studentbody in the liberal arts from a position true to God's Word. YFKING - SIZED IN SPIRITUAL DEPTH. More than Christian in name only, The King's College is in name only, The King's College is intent on serving the King of Kings. The entire program of the college is structured to help the student devel- op spiritually. Avenues of Christ- ian service are made available for outgrowth of a deepened inner faith. YKING-SIZED IN NATURAL BEAU- TY. A 70-acre wooded campus, 30 miles north of New York City, offers a pleasant environment in which to pursue a college education. HFKING-SIZED IN FACILITIES. Ho- tel-type dormitories are augment- ed by a spacious dining hall, com- fortable classrooms, a 26, 000 vol- ume lihrary, indoor swimming pool, and modern gymnasium. THE KINI3'S EULLEEE ERIAELIFF MANUR, N. Y. cunlansucon-co NWAY-I-IICCINQ. mc. Comb usfion Efrgineers Q . Qllllvfaky o I I A'ffle4ll+AIiS1 '. I ' A I FIFTEEN - NINETEN MAIN smear 5 1 I ' 5 I 'kph 5 I 4-4,0 Q9 KANSAS clrv, Mlssoum Worm 95 I COMBINATION I on - GAS BURNERS , HARRISON I-4777 I ARIVIOURDALE BAPTIST CHURCH Shawnee ond NIIII Kansas Cify, Kansas ChICCl pf WE PREACH CHRIST CRUCIFIED RISEN, AND COMING AGAIN Iles H. Maclluwell I Back Hoe and Loader Service I a I AW I SIE ff' N I f I I D GGING OF ALL KINDS I Septic Tank , Sewer Lines I water, Gas, nd Footi gs 9505 KI A e cv 9 3545 Ed dsv Ile Ka s MOOD DISTINCTIVES oiler unique preparation There are distinctives . . .differences that make one school 'O r stand out among all others, Probably because we've taken them C I1 I'I Sfi a rl much for granted, we do not always see their uniqueness. Se I Q Principal among the features that dis- 1, This range of practical experience is if nhl? Q 4' 5 . x- i v . . . l it lif , S 1 V - 4-ffm Students enjoy library research and study facilities. i' I 'zz 'V X' , I I 5 'gi 4 F o ,. g Opportunities abound lor ministering tn the lost. Moody provides 8 haslc courxu ot 3 ysars each to prepare young paoplo lor Christian sarvlca In tha areas ot: General Bible, Pastoral, Missionary, Chrlsllan Education, Sacred lluslc, Christian Education-Music, Jawlxh Missions and Missionary Technical tAvlatlon and Radio with an additional year ot postgraduate studyj. tinguish Moody is its strong emphasis on seacmcrzno training. With a rock- solid foundation in the Bible, the school equips young men and women for specific areas of meaningful Christian ministry: promotes a practical enthu- siasm for evangelism and world-wide missions. No academic compromises are permit- ted to dilute the study and understand- ing of the Word of God in order to achieve secondary goals. However. much of the college-level academic training at Moody is transferable to other schools toward degree work. The BIBLE is no dead study of abstract ideas, history and theory at Moody. Here it lives! The Institute is in the heart of a throbbing. trouble-ridden metropolis that cries out for guidance. Precious battle line experience in personal evangelism is gained by stu- dents in work on Skid Row. in institu- tions. churches, missions . . . among people of all races and nationalities. This practical application of knowledge helps students mature . . . become more effective in ar-rving the Lord. i' al' i' also widely evident in the faculty at the Institute . . . the leavening that makes this tine staff well qualified to give real depth to Christian convictions. Christian character building is an inte- gral part of training at Moody. An inti- mate fellowship with the faculty and like-minded students is achieved through facilities for student residence on the campus. The Deans of men and women also provide professional coun- sel with dedicated Christian concern. To enrich and deepen the student's knowledge ol God's Word, Moody has assembled one of the finest libraries of its kind . . . over 55,000 volumes, includ- ing many rare and precious works. More than 4,000 pamphlets and 350 periodicals are also available for re- search projects. Undergirding the facilities for academic training and practical experience is the spirit that motivates the Moody pur- pose . . . a sense nf urgency in reaching lost men for Christ! Accredited by Accrediting Association ol Bible Colleges Interdannmlnational - evangelical MOODV BIBLE INSTITUTE 820 N. LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illinois 60610 Wm. Culbertson, prasldsnt S. Maxwull Coder, dean TELEPHONE: vAl.man. 1-4939 Mp? 4 r ry mi 1 ' vu ,- wx 'I 5 A AUHIIL mnsaxs cnfrs svunr N t IN THE cmm or KANSAS cnv 0 uozl s. ur-:woon a ON Hncnwns no mo 7l qcnv nourfsl 'PHEADQUARTERS FOR KANSAS CITY CHRISTIAN CLUB SPECIALIZING IN PROVIDING PLACES FOR PARTIES, N BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS, DINNERS AND BANQUETS w FOR CHRISTIAN GROUPS. Q Our HOME PLATE RESTAURANT is open 24 hours a day. A wonderful place to come after YOUTH FOR CHRIST meetings for hamburgers and malts. Try our marvelous Sunday Dinners after Church OWNED AND OPERATED BY: TEMPLE FOUNDATION-A CHRISTIAN AGENCY QM, aLt4f'Qx,,,f.... t65'fD.:., asf wus JJUIC.. SELF BWICE A ------ i ' LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS Olathe, Kansas 1601 East Santa Fe Just East of new A 8a P Store PO 4-9772 Overland Park, Kansas 6922 West 82nd Street Just East of Metcalf on 82nd NI 2-5401 EDIICATIONAL CHARTER TRIPS Overland Park, Kansas GQAZ West 82nd Street NI 2-5400 10820 West 63rd street Shaw?-mee, Kansas ME 11- 9826 Norge Equipment X Attendant Always on Duty Air Conditioned Lounge 8: T V Room Coin Operated Hain Dryers NI 2-5400 IUIAHIII Iwve Location: I2 mile south of Highway 40 east on I0 E REV. JUSTIN DIX, Pastor HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OF LIFE BUSINESS PHDNI HI. 4-7525 Muwdwd 72324 TIQOOST MOTOIQS 56TH Sm TRDDST KANSAS CITY, MD DEWEY DRYER Dwurn Hun: Pr-eau: VA. 1-D745 AII1m'A ce www CH 1-3457 SPECIALISTS IN P REPARING YOUR PARTY AND SOCIAL REQUIREMENT. A VQNDALE BAPTIST CHURCH AVONDALE . MISSOURI S E RV I CE S Sunday School I0:00 0.m. Morning Worship II:00 a.m. Training Union 6125 Psm. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Night Service 8:00 p.m. WE PREACH: An unchanging Christ for an everchanging world, Salvation- by Faith through the Blood of Christ, the Deity, the Virgin Birth and the Premillennial Return of Christ. REMEMBER: You are always welcome to our church. Alfred Spain, Pastor GL 2-I424 Central Bible Church Pastor William A. Bishop Walter l... Wilson, lPastor Emeritus, Retlredl 106 East 3 l st Terrace Striving logellner for the Iianeas City Baptist Temple :-,-E f Iggy! -5 ll 4 5L1, f ' Wendell Zimmerman, Pastor T ,Montgall to Chestnut On Swope Parkway faith of tlte Gospel. I HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OF LIFE -Phil. 1:27 I Philippians 2:16 'ELIR THE FINEST IN FINE HOMES 0 Q .D f '::qH L- .. 'x K 'lf .7 P ol X-A A-J Qs I I BRAY CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. BUILDERS DEVELEIPMENT REALTY L I lQ6fe6 Czemo igqacavuo I ill West 43rd Street YE 2-7742 fPOPCORN - CARMEL 8: CHEESE In 636 Gallon Hand Decorated Cans Potato Chips - Popcorn Balls L Retail - Wholesale I DELIVERY SERVICE N SHIPPED ANYWHERE LA 4 5004 3RD AND ROGER ' LEE'S SUMMIT, MO. I Quantity Prices John C. Bray Eva C. Bray John Lawson President Vice-President Secretary WEBB? PRINT sl-loP LITHO und LETIEIPIESS CARDS TD cA'rALnss DlE'CUTTlNE ,NONE HA. ,mn m :Ast lam snm W, B. Wm nunsss cm, MISSOUII Webh's Antique Shop BISQ88i!!88!8l!l8l!l!88!8!888llll Ill EAST ISTH STREET FHUNE HA I B323 KANSAS CITY MD Frank's Paint and Wallpaper 2226 West 43rd Street Kansas City, Kansas . WALL PAPER is-. ' . ! A . TJ I. Q 9 :EE par t n fwfffwfffffff Mez led fiments FIRST ASSEMBLY OF COD lil-llllllil-I 7th and Riverview -5' X!! F'T ' i Q9 U. S. Grant, Pastor A Church with a heart - with Kansas City, Kansas at heart. v gd 175' my .:':,' -T figpif ggi-if-111 . Life' uf-'. E31 ip. . 223 L - 1 ' ' i'? i -mf liif. ' fl? g l'f '- ga ref . fiftf,?.g, if t' ,M -,nf 4 -4 'vt ' T5 . . 4. t tg, -Q 11 Q ' Mi, 1, 5:2 p We are with vou. YFC. all the way. FOR THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES STOP AND VISIT CREST BIBLE CHURCH Rev. Dwight Johnson, Pastor 4835 Gibbs Road Kansas City, Kansas Highland Crest Area ' nrrlcr surrurs Photocopy Machines Carbon Paper Typewriter Ribbons l Silk-Nylon-Cotton Stencils For All Machines Roneo-Gestetner-Rex Rotary I common nonfarm l Mimeograph Papers I All weights and Colors l YU-All RES TA URA N T 3948 Rainbow lopposite from K.U. Medical Centerl compliments the Youth for Christ organization for bringing the values of Christianity to the youth of America. A fob worth doing.. . A job well done by Youth for Christ I K 8: M GARAGES AND I AUTO PARKS. INC. I KlANSAS CITY, MISSOURI 7th and Walnut Garage I 704 Walnut Street I Telephone Victor 2-8663 9th and Walnut Garage I8 East 9th Street Telephone Vlctor 2-4492 G91z4.'74Z57i9m6 XLZWYEA' 15211215 and Long Te rm Leasing 0 THE OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY Of KANSAS CITY INSTALLS the GENUINE 0 IIADE MARK R' 1 k MANUAL u ELECTRIC omwnou 4 -thai: only anal 'nas ULTIONIC noon ormron IS wus: 0 :xcwswav by ovnnnn noon con. one souncs - our usronsmun uf nom noon A ? ormn It Y 9 xlxvl- um., un- ?'.: ' -B 4 -Q.-nn 'LR 0 rum :Qumzo -ovnnun noor snvxc: H KW nmrrnzm IN xmsas cm - noun snvlc: I I k :Amo CONTROLLED nucxs . For Ilfollltisl G Sonia I -X. V ,lqzhga ezs M s IL: 3' E 'EI,.,.-,II'E c ' w ,gif 'Hi- Puoms wx 1-asoo xmisas IITBIJO. if--Egg' lm-nmrumulmummuvwuln couwtncm - lzsmfnnu. F J, OVERHEAD DOOR CO. of K. C. iiggg Nonh Location 500 Wesr Founh 692.4 'rxumn no vII'WvEI. Phone HA I-5152 Kansas City, Missouri Dependable Products in 33 States Ka sas Cnty 3 Kansas HUDSON OIL COMPANY space from a friend l BLUE RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH l l asfh and DENTON ROAD l INDEPENDENCE, Mlssoufu l 1 JACK HYMER, JR. PAsroR l FL 3-8140 The lend of your search flor a friendly church l The Kansas Ellll l ff! f f,.' , l f' gg fffil -ffl 'Q .isp , wk 11 :E 3 l 'il--1 l , as f f E 51 5 - - ' 1 l - - l lll1I'lSl1dH School l Train up a child in rhe way he should go. Proverbs 22:6 KE 2- 6450 47th and Booth Kansas City, Kansas Kindergarten through Eighth Grade ' l H V l All the new traffic ways lead from every suburb to thel TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 9th and Harrison Streets PON!!! 66 QERVICE Pickup and Delivery Service Calls PHILLIPS Tune-up The Church With A Heart Brake Service In the Heart of the City 1 Accessories i l Dr. R. L. Decker, Pastor l Victor 2-55l7 4700 Rainbow Boulevard KE 2-9890 l The Church That Stays Downtown To Spread the GIVE Us A C AL L Q Gospel All Around. Bonner ri . - EQNEST A. WARD Sprlngs : it ,,. PAINUNG COMPANY Ki! Z 'Z N. x ini r 3 N ' 1 1 s T 'f mm . 'H l 8540 ew am Terrace Bible Church Rev. Al Meinke, pastor 5l8 West lnsley Bonner Springs, Kansas Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workmen that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. llTim. 2: I5 Raytown, Missouri This I do for the Gospel's sake. I Corinthians 9:23 A CHURCH WITH A MISSION AND A MESSAGE FOR THIS HOUR R. A. McClure - Minister North Oak Trafficway and St. Joe Freeway Kansas City Freeways make this your Community Church N , LLUYU J. ULIVER N I Home Owners Coverage Liability Compensation Hospitalization Personal Accident I Group Automobiie Life Burglary Personal Property Floater 207 Rialto Building 906 Grand Ave. W j i f i Office, VI. 2-2662-3 Residence, LO. 1-654. 'Antoine Ehamplin Service 47th 8 Rainbow FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 57 h d O 1 k Rd K HE 2 2991 MQs.,, r HR To KNOW HIM AND Lili TO MAKE HIM KNOWN Laum Pemmgum 'IHQ-2-4411 Ed Patten 8 Ce. Realtors 4900 Johnson 'Drive CTJission .'Kans'as ek ye first the f h I 6 33 'Ra-2-2111 For all of your Canvas needs cnmpe. t call LOgan 1-2307 X Awnings, Tarpaulins Covers, Venetian Blinds Flags, Burglar Guards BAKER-LOCKWO0D V 2900 Cherry Street N Kansas City 8, Missouri Qn Highway 50 in Falrwuy HI am the wayw y co 2-2200 Q air-Wag luiubing i Y eating Co., Inc. 8900 Prospect Kansas City 32, Missouri N we sELL AND INSTALU N SERVICE GUARANTEE N N155 55463 H1710 If , x fjgzrgfrre be everlasting. They start the first day you step ' ' -- on campus and remain with you the rest of your life! Planned social activities and fun-packed campus events blend into a well-rounded social and academic format in a Christian atmosphere. In its picturesque setting in the colorful Ozarks, John Brown University offers a natural environment for college life. Cherished memories, great experiences and new friends from every corner of the globe await you at John Brown University! Rf our memories of John Brown University will I Congratulations to The Duilcated Stuff and The om.-nanny churn.-.n nm of Kansas City Youth For Ch risk We of the university family are Inspired by your witness, conviction, loyalty, and hard work in presenting Chrixt to the teenagers of your urea. Mu His power and direction lead ou into another year of acfmnco In spreading the GooJNews . Qui In the Bmuli ul Ozarks For Christ over ell, JOHN BROWN Z P 32 if 5 5 5' UNIVERSITY Ef,g,1,1T,'2 E' B ' J ll ,Ai shy- Bfgwn Univzriixty haw.. Siloam Springs, Arkansas icon' Wings' r mm The Finest In Sacred Recordings ' i .I full? W'- ns., A:-1' -. 'nf .Elf 4 ' f' - 3' 't . A E . H , i .31 Youih F0r Christ Bible and Record Table Saturday Night Rally H715 Rainbow Shawnee Mission, Kansas Exclusive Distributors of Y.F.C. Bibles 1 'Br uce i whitaker NEW HbMES cusrom BUILDING I2th YliAR or BUILDING i IN THE KANSAS CITY AREA 76lo Mohawk Prairie Village, Kansas 1 Ml 9-l273 Therefore whosoever heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them, IIwill liken him unto a wise man, which built his house upon a rock. i Matthew 7:24 i I i I K F.!'!W ENGIN E ERING 825555 7 E. 79th T Qrracc FOUNDED 1900 K lnsl 5 City 14, Mo. V Fall enrollment, September 8,1984 B. S. DEGREE COURSES: AERONAUTICAL, ELECTRICAL, MEC!-lANlCA.L, ARCHITECTURAL, CIVIL, STRUCTURAL and CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING. HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE GRADUATES and UNDERGRADU- ATES, TRANSFER STUDENTS, etc., now enrolliltgcfol' Summer semester Junei, 1984. Dey and evening chases. DEGREE COURSEScompleted ln 2218 years-less time for ac- cepted transfer students. Sl-IORTER COURSES:matn, machine, tool, steel concrete, highway, architectural design. etc.: surveying, refriger- ation and air conditioning, DC A AC electricity, illumina- tion, thermodynamics, power plant, engineering mechan- ics, statlce, dynamics, fluid mechanics, transistors, phy- sics, servomechlnllml, etc. PERSONAL ATTENTION versus mesa education makes the difference. Smaller classeaby dedicated, highly-trained, experienced engineer-instructors, mold students into ln- dustrlous, knowledgeable, capable FINLAY GRADUATES for whom normal Industrial demand exceeds the supply ln a fascinating, lucrative field, spanning the farthest reach of sclentlflc endeavor. THOUSANDS uf FINLAY GRADUATES, including the patent- holder QINEAR, and also many PROFESSONAL ENGI- NEERS, are euccesafullnxnajor U. S. firmslnautomltlon, computer, missile, nuclear projects, etc., as well sl in normal, essential positions ln Industry. Salaries range up to sas, ooo. on -munuy. FOUNDED in 1900, the Flnl.ayEnglneerlngCollege has much to offer High School graduates and others, ln thorough engl- neerlng education, as well as to their parents ln lower costs. For details, write, vlslt or phone .IA 3-6000 Ill ll Child ' lo- Fellowship g, 1 . A Clin Evangelism viNow ' peu.oW5 'l :.:::.::::3g. llnterdenominationalj M'-'W 'lr' Serving the churches of Johnson and Wyandotte Counties Teacher Training Courses Fair Booths Good News Clubs Summer Bible Camps Five Day Clubs Vocation Bible Schools Open Air Evangelism ,Local Directors: Mr. 8: Mrs. Melvin T. Richert 8122 Barkley Overland Park, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Roger McCrae 237 West 61 Kansas City, Missouri Southwes Baptist College THE CAMPUS OF CHRISTIAN IDEALS BOLIVAR, MISSOURI CHRISTIAN ATMOSPHERE FRIENDLY CAMPUS SMALL STUDENT BODY REASONABLE COST SCHOLARSHIPS, LOANS, JOBS FULL ACCREDITATION COURSES FOR ALL CAREERS CREDITS TRANSFER For information write the Public Relations Office, or you are in- tune W vt R02 4 if fast 'ik' -A 4. r., of il !i.i5ff ' ,I '..Q!4. e-nn ,S t Q' vited to visit the campus at any A , 51 'gf tj I ,ffit af'-51, '1?'l',?f-51:lf i-Q ' fvifes-?'?if WW ,- Ai' r . ' '..f-gfflgxik . -ng, c2't.,' ?'.? W 3 .2 'X ,F 'Pol 'iiiiw 5 ' so ' E I K' nv. f-Q 'few ' .. W ' M 4 , M , .4-an-fjgk., - . .f-Wm NM., J ,L .35 I lg,wWf:,p'E: HE V, I I, L in 52:2 it R.. H I 1 1 p il if ll Il B... . 1 '7 .ic,,,:v--f , Yi' Q. '15, V it A tr. , , , w,,,f.,.'..i'.. .. .. Y, , J..AM,.,1 - ' 1 V -v'r'-S,-rf-vr-' 4 nh SHEFFIELD ASSEMBLYIOF GOD I 59l5 WINNER ROADCKANSAS CITY! 25, MISSOURI C.W. Quattlebaum, Pastor Phpne CH 1-4831 A Friendly church wnh A Mighty savaouf I I I I I , I I I I THERE's ALWAYS A WELCOITAE AT THE I-III.I.CRE2T CUVENANT CI-IUPUI-I 87th and Noll E Prairie Village, Kansm SUNDAY SCHEDULE: I 9:30 Sunday Schcfol I0:45 Morning Wbrshlp 7:00 Evening Wegrshlp Glen L. Llndell I P castor I THANKFUL FOR YOUR PARTNERSHIPIIN THE cosPsL. IPhiI. 1:57 nlmestnuuh ggaptist burnb 97th ant bnlmzs Roan kansas City, missnuri E. B. BRATCHER, PAS-ron as i - Y -- i - 1 U el ., i ii -- 1 x fs. ,, vi' IIWWX A 5, :A w . , fr ,A 1. 'h-a,? '-.sz r Q --'N-sKa-. Come, Let Us Worship land Specialities Company MANUFACTURES OF CUSTOM MOVING PICTURE EQUIPMENT AND FINE MACHINE WORK GENE LAND 7221 Sycamore FL 6-4867 Kansas City 33, Missouri wlacmmu cmc muck, INILI 2534 MC GEE TRAFFICWAY xx TRUCKS FOR EVERY NEED V2 - 20 TONS 5 W R K 1 1 1 W n Waiver Cabinet Eumpanq N XIIO8 S 37 H Kans 5 1 we are very g you sincere e youth in Kansa N R N Aman cafe ' I COME TO YOU CARB-ELEC-TECH TECHNICAL CARBURE TOR AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE FOR APPOINTMENT CALL ME 1-5118 TEST DON'T GUESS ,-l . .DVIS 81 SONS,I C. 124 SOUTHWEST BOULEVARD GR 1-2645 KANSAS CITY 8, MISSOURI FRAME STRAIGHTENING AUTO PAINTING WHEEL BALANCING TOW SERVICE We take the dent out of accident WRECKS REBUILT RADIATORS REPAIRED GLASS REPLACED FREE ESTIMATES DONALD N. JOHNSON New York Life Insurance Co. WEST BIBLE C1-IURU-I LIFE INSURANCE HOSPITALIZATION GROUP INSURANCE 7Q20 Mission Road Prairie Village, Kansas Revg. George Darby, Pastor 3515 Broadway Kansas City, Missouri PREACEHING THE BLOOD, THE BOOK, ALID THE BLESSED HOPE. JE 1-9600 1 . A 1 . '4' L V ' M . 1 1 fi . H ,.f , - , l f X X ' ' 'V 'lr r' 1' L PUTNAM 8 JONES Fl f ' APTlST cHuR H 1 LIMBER SA L55 0 f S h a w n e e Fifty-eight and Flin! Streets Rev. Ben Hinkaon Rev. C lile Th p P tor 5730 Fnm A 11 QP 1 ME 1 B238 Y an DA 1 Strong Youth Emphasis MEI 7515 Biblical Missionary Evangelistic Separaicd Life Prophetic THE SHAWNEE BAPTIST HOUR Radio Station KCCV Dial 1510 Sunday noon's 12:30 Serving the Southwest Suburban Area of Greater Kansas City L L and 1 MA QIC WOODS, INC. WholesTle Plywood, Lumber and Mouldings I Baltimore at 21st J Kansas Cityg Missouri 1 HA. l-2300 MP FAIIIWAY RESTAURANT GOOD FOOD REASONABLE PRICES PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE iQ CARRIAGE HILL Most Distinguished North Community If you haven't visited Carriage H111 you're missing something! Every home has 2or 3 marble or ceramic baths, 3 to 5 bedrooms, rustic family room, and a host of other fine features. Visit the Carriage House model home. A 2 story 4 bedroom plan that has plenty of room for all the family. It'sfurnished and Open for your Admiration. Just north of the Antioch Shopping Center. GL 3-1300 Priced 325, 000 to 345, 000. J. A. PETERSON COMPANY fx Ti. w' -' . fr '. ' 2 N i to the Y.F.C. Graduates from Excellence For Q catalogue write: Registrar Box 8426 Kan Competence in Bible Education in Christian Serv: 4 w AU s City 14, Missouri EUNERATULATIIIINS To YUUTH FUR CHRIST EVANEEL TEMPLE S PASTUR BHARDEASTLE The Glory of Youth is Their Strength So Be Strong And Very Courageous -Scripture N KANSAS EITY'S FIRSTASSEMBLY Qsnl SWUPE PARKWAY ef KANSAS mv 30. Mussuum A czmaefueeafymwfw aw - G I Inna gm 1553 Throughout the years twin lion- essea have stood as symbols of strength and protection before the columned building that is the Home Oftice of Kansas City Life Insurance Company. Their bearing is strong and proud as though they knew how the funds entrusted to us are held to provide n security assured for our policyownera and their families. is 'A 64154 C' 9? AW 1 :V 5- X QA mf NANSAS cm LIFE A . INSURANCE I -., ' ' COMPANY I 'v' .'::.:3St:.7.:i,::.t ' A .gg A I I FIRST I COVE NANT CHURCH Ulla I 1501 West 42nd Street LO 1-5790 Kansas City 11, Missouri I an Covnpang HEdrick 2-7900 Mission, Kansas ERCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS OF . HEAD OF CHRIST I 1. Q, by Warner Salman 2 ff' .fl my Warner Salman is a faithful and . ' t enthusiastic Covenanter. S ii Rev. Dwight E. Elving, Pastor ' A clllllllill, I Sfainless Steel l Waterless Cooking Utensils MWUQUI FLATWPIRE . FINE CHINA . cunenv ,Lf,,,,,,, , , JENE LASATER BL U5 RIDGE BIBLE CHURCH 8524 Blue Ridge Extension Pastors: Wendell K. GI'01lt CL 4-2020 David A. Hazen A MQMIIQZ hllltm U12 115i East 24 Hi Way Independence, Missouri -A Mudwn in uw Across from Farm 8: Home Savings The most rewarding and exciting life is the one that is dedicated utterly and completely to Christ Congratulations and best wishes to all my friends In Kansas City Youth for Christ Hear The Hour of Decision KCCV radio 1 pm Sunday, or KCMO 11:30 pm ' I now Hs 7' W I for lhuse who think qounq Qomgvatulatiom Y F C Graduates Develop your talent at Genital Qollege McPherson, Kansas write TALENT SEARCH, Central College, McPherson, J'1F!vr