Malone University - Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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FINDING LIFE ON CAMPUS Both Inter-Varsity Youth and Youth Conference Committee are interested in promoting the spiritual life on campus. To make Christianity an important aspect of campus life, outside speakers are invited to supplement our supply of resources. To expand our knowledge of the community, Inter-Varsity Youth has established a visitation program with the detention home, Molly Stark Hospital, and the County Home. To broaden our world vision, the student body supports two missionaries on the field. Youth Conference is directed toward bringing high school students to Campus and showing them how Christ is a vital part of every area of Malone. Each of these activities helps the individual student to discover his role in Cod's plan for the world. Boys enthusiastically rush to sign in at Youth Conference. Q-wi . ' ' 1 l l k. 7 Y0U'EH CONFERENCE COMMITTEE- Velma Schmucker, Ju1IeJGI1HeHS, Kelth Mamgr Shan 22,133 Hi. lid! Roy S Ol. Oddard, Sharon Bear, Harold Winn, Mrs. Payne, Advisorg Dave Bryant, Robyne Samples, ar 111 0 I Iver, AdVl50f3 P0lly Fedie, Phil York. . 45 , The week-end highlight was the banquet. -1 ....,.. U5

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Miss Herron - Advisor. Levi Miller - Editor. AVISO In all ages, as man has been liberated from ignorance to enlightenment, his prime tool for the expression of communication of this experience has been words. There is no sub- stitute for effective communication with words. This is the raison d'etre of the Aviso- communication with words. A bi-monthly publication, the Aviso exists as the primary means of presenting past, pre- sent, and future campus events to the faculty and the student body. It also provides oppor- tunities for students to voice their opinions on various issues whether they be national, local, or campus. Through the combined efforts of the Aviso staff members, the staff is run with efficiency and the students are well informed on ac- tivities taking place at Malone and other places of interest. The paper brings news to the students and acts as a voice for the students. Max Miller - Assistant Editor. imsi ROW: Becky Swflfd Samples, Mimi Grimes, Rogel Kath - YCe1st and Carolyn Su