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

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Colleen Rodgers, pianist. Professor Nlain sings It's Real with choir background at Kansas City First Church. i ' . i 4 -ii,-, Professor Main's wonderful Christian spirit makes him a well-loved instructor.

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H N X, X f Ju N . f x ff . . -,.....,.. Q I '- ,. K BACK ROW: Bruce Davis, Jack lVlcCormick, Jim Larson, Mike Smith, Ron Burch, John Sukraw, Gene Franklin, Charles Bain, Steve Bowman, Richard Kilgore, and Darryal Wikoff. THIRD ROW: Sylvia Smith, Val Turner, lVlike Parks, Brad Blystone, Alice Snowbarger, Saralyn Schmidt, Joan Belshe, Joyce Shepherd, Joanne Carlile, Teresa Schellenber- ger, Sonja Nelson, and Rita Powers. SECOND ROW: Chris- tina Phillips, Barb Bonham, Jo Goodman, Carol Glinn, Ruth Zook, Beth Doskocil, Aldena Brown, Cheryl Hancock, Kay Hawkins, Carolyn Armstrong, and Kathleen Patterson. FRONT ROW: Colleen Rodgers, pianist, Professor lVlain, director. Heritage Singers Inspire The Hearts Of Listeners Consisting of thirty-five members, the first choir of Mid-America Nazarene College is appropriately named the Heritage Singers. This group, directed by Professor James Main, traveled throughout Kansas and neighboring states, singing under the inspiration of God. During the spring recess, the choir made a tour to represent the college at many churches on our educational zone. The Heritage Singers have sung for churches, banquets, clubs, and business associations. Their song and message of salvation has brought bless- ing and help to those who have heard them. I I ll Combined choirs rehearse for Handel's Messiah .

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Doug Schindler, First Tenorg Allen Brown, Second Tenor: Larry Dodds, Baritone, Ron Lawlor, Bass, and Arlen Ankle, Pianist. A The primary student representative group for Mid-America Nazarene College is the Colonial Quartet. The four freshmen made many ap- pearances for the school in churches, club meet- ings, summer youth camps, and campus activities. From Fessenden, North Dakota, is the first tenor, Doug Schindler, who is a music major. Ron Lawlor, a political science major from Kansas City, sings bass. Singing second tenor for the group is Allen Brown, who is from Osawatomie, Kansas, and a history major. The baritone part is carried by Larry Dodds, a music major from Bur- lington, Iowa. Traveling with the quartet as pianist is Arlen Ankle, a religion major from Nor- catur, Kansas. Energies and efforts of the Colonial Quartet are greatly appreciated by the student body and faculty alike. i jg i Colonials Exhibit Vocal Talent Across MANC Zone Being in the first quartet keeps Allen and Ron busy P3 for weekend trips. C str ll alt Q A llltw l I all lim j nel ll is yllblifu ll :QT 'l 'jg' Ll I , D I Her. 'eil H ,llilli m l HmMm jwmn life. T55 I ill. W jmdk illliff lil of lim --iliyedulj-at iilESSEIl