Mid America Nazarene University - Conestoga Yearbook (Olathe, KS)

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Public Relations Men Raise Funds For College One man who has done much to build our campus and attract the students to it is the able assistant to the presi- dent, Rev. Bill Draper. As the one in charge of building the structures needed for this first year of operation, he not only did the job of overseeing the work but was alsg out ing at every opportunity. He traveled thousands of miles to all the districts talking to prospective students. He takes a personal interest in each student and can call evgry one by name. Rev, George Gardner fills the difficult position of Direc- tor of Financial Development. He helps students with their financial problems and coordinates the government pm. grams with school plans. lnllliga llliol Q lip llrolllrfnlf Rev. Bill Draper, Assistant to the President imfkrul lillllllilffkl llolliilm ix illllilliolzisgi - :1:fliiPml,,f5 Rev. George Gardner, Director of Financial Development ,X Y ' D i E .., as if QW A 'iss D ,N r l, mil- iii' 1' 'l. I ' s Q fyp r .1 A 3 Lillian Rairdon, Mailing Secretary, Ns . 1. , A..xw f and Leta Hendrix, Secretary -

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Rairdon And Sawyer Keep In Touch With Our Students jack T. Rairdon, the Dean of Student Affairs, per- forms a most demanding and exacting job in the ad- ministration of the college. Students come to his of- fice with problems of all types. He must be willing and able to help each one of them find a solution. Professor Rairdon, in his first year as Dean, has proved himself to be a friend to all students and a capable advisor and counselor. His has been a difficult and thankless task, but the efficiency With which his office handles the problems of the student body is proof enough of his competence to fill this post. Stu- dents have found a helpful and lasting friend in their Dean of Student Affairs. There could be no greater monument to a Dean's success. Dr. Robert L. Sawyer, Registrar of the College, is another of those individuals who perform much of his work behind the scenes but without whom the ad- ministration of the college would be incomplete. He has an interest in the career of every student from the day the student enters the school until the day he graduates with a college degree. As registrar, he is responsible for the students' ap- plication for admission. Records of all tests are filed in the registraris office along with grade slips which indicate the student's progress.

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'Will Citi: 1-,- .M Ni lr-in L. HULL. 4 'U' A. vi 1 ivrmh MQ My ifhqpkd ll -,, . hiP'fiiieygQ fnimdm Plfililn , , . 'liwdmr ir il f 1. nv' :nf A : ..l. Student financial matters keep lVlrs. James Elliot occupied. Elliot Directs Financial Departments At M A Une of the first persons with whom the pioneer students of Mid-America Nazarene College became acquainted was Mr. James Elliot, Business Manager. Not only is he a capable financial administrator, but Mr. Elliot also contributes to successful busi- ness through able assistance in various student monetary problems. He is consistently available for the advice or assistance so often needed by stu- dents. Coming in contact with virtually the entire stu- dent body, Mr. Elliot exemplifies the active, zeal- ous personality concerned with the college as an institution and with the students which comprise the institution. His Christian life evokes a respect and honor from all those he has dealt with. From left to right are lVlrs. Lucky, lVlrs. Elliot, Mrs. Lavv- rence, and IVlrs. Goodman, the Business Office Secretaries. C IVIr. James Elliot, Business Manager L.