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

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'H me Rev. Charles Shaver CONVENTION AND REVIVAL SPEAKERS General Superintendent of the Church of the Nazarene since June, 1968, Dr. Edward Lawlor was speaker for the Opening Convention services of the first semester. Although he was among us only a few days, the radiance of his life spread to every corner of the campus. November was the date of the Fall Revival held in conjunc- tion with College Church of the Nazarene. The Reverend Charles QChicQ Shaver, known throughout the church as the 4'Dartmoutd'7 graduate, met Christ as a student there. After graduating with honors from Dartmouth, attending Nazarene Theological Seminary, and pastoring a small Church in Kan- sas City, he answered the call to evangelism. Rev. Bili Sullivan was the speaker for the second semester opening convention at MANC. Rev. Sullivan is a graduate of Bethany Nazarene College and Nazarene Theological Semi- nary. After graduation, Rev. Sullivan pastored at Westminster, Colorado. Later, he served in the Public Relations office at Bethany Nazarene College. In 1966, Rev. Sullivan became the pastor of the First Church of the Nazarene at Colorado Springs, Colorado, where he is presently serving. March 23-30 were the dates of the Spring Revival. Dr. John Knight, Secretary of the Department of Evangelism in the Church of the Nazarene, conducted the meeting. w-.Growth Emphasized In Opening :vw ' vii' I 9' Conventions And Revivals Dr. Edward Lawlor 3 Rev. Bull Sullivan

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ANC Circuit Riders Carry The Good ews Having approximately twenty-five members, the Circuit Riders were the only group with a student director. Bill Webb, the student director, worked along with Miss Mattie Belle Jones, the sponsor, to make the Circuit Riders one of the most outstanding traveling groups of MANC. Circuit Riders traveled every other Weekend to churches on the educational zone. At the churches they would supply the special music, the preaching, teach Sunday School classes, and take charge of N.Y.P.S. Before each one of these trips, the Circuit Riders would spend much time in prayer and prepa- ration. Some added highlights to the group were several trio and quartet numbers. FOURTH ROW: Mike Edvvards, Gary Damron, David Nitzel, Lee Mattix, Chris Manbeck, and Ron Luthi. THIRD ROW: Jim Mullins, Carolyn Reust, Linda Westfall, Corrina Hayden, Glenda Faulk, Kathy Trailmaster Wedel bravely leads the Circuit Riders on Smith, Bill Webb, and Bill Hayes. SECOND ROW: Jan Mullins, Jayne Van Dyne, Sher Bowman, Barbara Hunt, and Christine Hixson. FIRST ROW: Doug Jefferies, Miss Mattie Belle Jones, and Harold Wedel. '- - HJ- -- -. -N --., --.- .--,...:4 ...W -.,,J. -' pg-,I . ,nh-I , ,, Y ' Ma y Y-:AI -Ji H -

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These monitors keep law and order in Snowbarger Hall! Ron Burch, Jack lVlcCormick, and Les TIWOITISSH- Snowbarger Hall council: Dave Doerr, Ron Burch, Jack lVIcCormick, Bill Cook, Les Thomsen, Luke Lester and Doug Schindler. Not pictured is Brad Blystone. Stockton Hall monitors: Judv Rinehart, Sherry Hooker, and Kathy Ness. Dorm Gfficers Tal-get Of Student Pranks ltis been said that dorm life is the fun college, yet there is a practical side, too, Learning to live together and sharing, which is required gf dorm life, is a big adjustment for students to make, Different forms of government are demonstratedin the dorms. Leadership in the Women's dorm is headed by Maridel Mink, presidentg Edith Sauer, vice-presi. dents Dawn Jeske, secretary-treasurer, Sa,-alyn Schmidt, historian, and Elaine Smith, chaplain. There is direct representation in which all the girls have 3 vote to make their rules. The men's government is in the form of a council that consists of two monitors, two representatives from each hall, and the president, Dave Doerr, The council, with Prof. Keith Bell sitting in, decides on rules and punishments for the boys. Besides the organized part of life in the dorm, many other activities take place. Surprise birthday parties, football games in the halls, and numerous practical jokes are only a sample of what goes on inside these walls. Part of Dorm officers for Stockton Hall: Davvn Jeske, Sect. Treas.J Edie Sauer, V. Pres., lVlaridel Nlink, President, and Beth Doskocil, Songleader. alll If l n ws iyfl ell l 2 a l I .l i i I 'ti , I JA, lileedislll' llllllefwgd