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

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Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is Professor Student members of the Supreme Court include Ron Burch, Joyce Shepherd' Jack Rairdon. Cheryl Hancock, and Bob Lawrence. UPREME COURT GUARDS CONSTITUTIO Parallel to that of the United States government the during which time they serve as an a pellate court and . . ' P Judlclal branch Of MANC'S fCPUbliC iS headed by 21 guard constitutional acts. The four presiding justices are Supreme Court. The justices are chosen by the president Ron Burch, Joyce Shepherd Cheryl Hancock, and Bob of the student body and confirmed by the senate. Lawrence. , The term of office for the justices is four years,

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Second semester members of the Social Committee, Gayland Gaut, Kathy Robinson, Randy Jones, and Karen Stallings prepare the centerpieces for the tables at the Sweetheart Banquet. . 4: sz? K' X 4 Mrs. Roberta Reed, Sponsor, and other second semester members Joe Knight, Cheryl Hancock, and Cathy Nunamaker get ready to serve the refreshments provided by Mrs. Reed at the weekly meetings. SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Kay Hawkins, Judy Urwiller, Judy Rinehart, John Copple, Les Thomsen, Linda Bruce, Melanie Ellis, and Shirley Benson. ,ffl fi E 5 K if . 143

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FACULTY, T UDEN TS CUMMU ICATE IN .SE ATE SENATE: Les Tlzomsen, Miss Maurine Dickerson, Brenda Case, Lowell Clark, Dr. Donald Metz, Professor Keith Bell, Professor Stephen Cole, Steve Holden, and Bruce Reisdorph. Working hard in its second year of operation, Mid-Americals Student Congress has proved itself an important factor in communication between the students and faculty. The Congress, similar in organization to our federal government, is made up of the Senate and the House of Representatives. Members of the Senate represent four states: the administration, the faculty, and the freshman and sophomore classes. Two citizens from each state serve in the Senate. Heading the Senate is Vice-President Lowell Clark. Other officers consist of Clerk, Chaplain and Sergeant at Arms. The leadership of these officers and the help of many others working together provide oppor- tunities for students and administration to discuss problems and find satisfactory solutions.