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

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Copy Writers: Dawn Jeske, Aldena Brown, and Yvonne Smith A C0 E Class Editors Kathy Ness and Carolyn Armstrong Sets Pace For Ensuing Yearbooks The permanent record of lVI.A.N.C.'s pioneer year will be Written in many ways. One of the most meaningful is by way of the yearbook, the CONESTOGA. Shirley Benson received the honor and burden of being selected editor-in-chief. Under her direction and with the invaluable aid of advisors, Miss Dickerson and Miss jones, the staff tried to show some of the exploits and triumphs of 20th Cellfllly pioneers. Although the yearbook had a relatively small staff, it was Written by every student, for it is the record of what we saw, heard, did, learned, gained, Offered, and even a little of what we became this year.

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ir Shirley Benson Editor 'QV' is i .,.' -4 tt f , ss- . ,ov.,,-- tsp we : Ng Cheryl Hancock Co-Editor X ,, A ,, I, We f,, if Glenn Songer and Doug Jeffries Photographers Mike Robinson Artist if if Wil' s X- ,fs s6N.ef,ftQss s ve ivlssg, X wks 1 Q2 Candy Boston and Dann Small Business Manager and Assistant Dave Starling Sports Editor fggy Wlliif i rim V , CON Sets lnsu The perm zeaningful

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4 yn STANDING: Bob Lawrence, president, David Nitzel, Mike Smith, Daxrid Jones, Bon Burch, Dave Doerr, Allen Brown, and Dr. Lawrence, sponsor. SEATED: IVlike Parks, Chris Nlanbeck, Les Thompson, Larry Tally, Bob Sisson, and Luke Lester. Bob Lawrence Leads Circle K In First Year Service with a Smile a familiar slogan might be applied to the Circle K Club of lVI1d America for voluntary service to school and COmmUH1ty is its primary purpose Circle K members wrote letters to high school students who had shown an interest IH Mid Amerlea eneouraging them to enroll They assisted with motoreades of prospective student O h included the patrollng of the campus on Hal10WC6H Night gathering wood for the bonfire the building of a base for the Christmas tree the sponsor1ng0f3 p ogram by Southwestern Bell and various other indlwdual services Many lnterestlng speakers attended the Thufsd Y ning dinner meetings held in the Preslde Def uumw ,nsinii Stun l ,, . x . ,, . . . . . , ' 7 7 I I h . 3 . 7 . , i . . . . 5 H . , D r 3 ' . . . . . . - . . . . . a ' 1 - . . 3 . . . - ' Htas Wren, ' - CVC , 'W : ' A ' S. t er projects Dining room. eg., ,Willi-