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

Page 140 text:

of f A 5 J 4 f ,J ,. f Q f nw rx ? gf fg. ,,

Page 139 text:

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,

Page 141 text:

No man is an island, entire of itself, every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the maing. . .any man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind. John Doone's words forever say what man feels. Each one is a part in his own special way of every other person. Our existence is built on our relationships with a special person, a group of people, or our function in society. Those who have the richest existence in life are those who have found a participation in society that fits their character. Participation may be in many forms. Often it is real effort for a cause, but many times it is only being therev in case of need. Those who built America were not afraid to get involved. Perhaps their greatest gift to us is the belief that nothing is done without effort, and that failure is no disgrace. The only disgrace is the failure to become a part of life. W Q is A PORTRAIT OF .P .R