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

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il ir I i 1 l ,l v ist lx DEBAT ADDED T0 MA CC RRICULUM This fall debate was added to MANC's curriculum. Debate teaches one to be persuasive, to use logic, to have ethical appeal and to think quickly. The teams meet twice a week with Coach Jim Mullins, and with Mrs. Gertrude Taylor, advisor. When competing at tournaments the squad moves into two main teams. The first team consists of Mike Smith, Paul Nicholson, and Chris Manbeck. The second team is made up of Jim Mullins and David Benson. Cathy Nunamaker, Bob Broadbooks and Joe Knight are new-comers into the squad for second semester and are anxiously awaiting their challenge. Debate Coach is Jim Mullins DEBATE S - ' S , QUAD' Davld Bensmi Cafhy Nufwmaker, Paul Nicholson, Jim Mullins Mike mzth, Joe Knight, and Bob Broadbooks. KNO! pictured: Chris Manbeckj ,

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CIR CLE K: I seated j Allen Brown, Steve Holden, llfhke Smith, David Jones, Don Cox, Dave Starlingg fstandingj Dale Fish, Les Thomsen, Charles Jolley, Bob Lawrence, Paul Nicholson, Steve Doerr, Ron Burch, Kent Schwob, Gary James, Chris Manbeck, Dr. Robert Lawrence, and Bill Hays. Ron Burch President LA WRE CE ELECTED CIRCLE K DI TRICT GOVERNOR l The service organization of Mid-America Nazarene College, Circle K, ended an active second year. The first year the club needed to spend most of the time setting up the organization, but this year President Ron Burch and his group sponsored several projects. They aided the school by painting yellow parking lines on the parking lot behind Snowbarger Hall. They erected a large new arrow at Highway 50 and Clairborne pointing the way to MANC During the Second Semester they sponsored the 1ntramural basketball tournament chose the queen and later planned the Faculty Appreciation Banquet Circle K 1S the college branch of the national organization of Kiwanas of which the local club has been a great boost to the success of our Circle K Last spnng Bob Lawrence was elected District Governor at the Kansas D1str1ct Convention Les Thomsen was chosen Lt Governor of D1v1s1on 3 This was a fine showing for a first year club As a national Admmistratwe Theme this year Circle K s goal is to Confront the Issues such as the generation gap drug and rac1al tension Our Circle K has done a fine Job