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

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MANC Receives Nixon Inaugural Banner 4 mv 1 f-M af, ' 51 . was V22 ,od f if E Dr. Curtis Smith gives the acceptance speech, while Bob Sis- son, student government president, and Congressman Winn look on. Congressman Larry Winn in a special chapel service, January 27, presented the flag flown over the Nationls Capitol on Nixon's Inaugura- tion Day to the student body of Mid-America. The inaugural flag was brought forward by a Color Guard from the Naval Air Base of Olathe. Appropriate patriotic music was presented by the Heritage Singers. Congressman Winn then presented student government president, Bob Sisson, a certificate giving the college the au- thority to possess the flag. This was then pre- sented to Dr. Smith, college president. Dr. Smith read the certificate to the assembled body of faculty and students. Congressman Winn challenged the student body of lVlid-America to cherish the flag and the right to vote. The flag will be displayed in the llHeritage Roomfi located in the college library in Lunn Hall. ,E The Inaugural Flag is now on display in the Library. Dr. Smith and Bob Sisson accept the flag. Sb. - -.3 '10

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ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL WASHINGTON, D.c. January 21, 1969 Honorable Larry Winn, Jr. House of Representatives Washington, D. C My dear Congressman Winn: This is to certify that the accompanying flag was flown over the United States Capitol on Inauguration Day, January 20, 1969. I understand that this flag is for the Mid-America Nazarene College, Olathe, Kansas. Sincerely yours, Qtswoif GY Cv U J. George Stewart Architect of the Capitol M mmgSmfd1 9' WWWM M .N I x -

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L , If S D' -.,,..,.., 4+ fi- A If 1 '5 Larry Dodds Vice President I m Bob Slsson President Eduth Sauer Secretary Treasurer Executlve Counc11 Heads Student 1 . r . O ! 4