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

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. . .After settling down, getting acquainted, and organiz- ' ing the student body, each individual began to act in his OWD L1 UIQ L16 Way Q? as a g ff,, H 1 134 N

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. . .That the student body was always willing to participate in activities for the school and community was soon evident when nearly 100 students marched in a local parade representing Mid-America the first week of school. . . .A Week of Freshmen Initiation was climaxed by a Hootenanny and the burying of the hatchet, binding the two classes together. H117 s Ofif, . . .Being on equal terms with the Sophomores, state officials for the Freshman Class were elected. Amidst a b k ' ' didate Woodie Stevens presented his platform at the Freshman HC ground of campaign posters and signs, can Political Rally. '

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Sw. . . .Although each student at MANC is unique in his actions, there are many underlying common attitudes and beliefs. One such attitude is that shown through the student demonstration approving President Nixon's Viet Nam war policy. . . .A belief of God's love and forgiving grace is shared by the students at MANC. V X z 4 ' g . . .Students at MANC feel it is their place to spread these beliefs through SC1'ViCC HFOT GOCI and COUHTIV-7,