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

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C MPU E LARGE U DER PRE IDENT'S GUIDANCE Charting the course of Mid-America Nazrene College is Dr. R. Curtis Smith. A man of dedication and experience, he has directed Well her develop- ment. A beautiful eighty-acre campus, an excellent faculty, and an evergrowing student body are marks of his leadership. Devoted to the cause of Christ through the medium of learning, Dr. Smith travels many hundreds of miles representing the college in district assemblies, preachers, meetings, and local church services. His many responsibilities do not hamper his sincere and genuine Christian interest in the lives and problems of all students. For his consecrated life, he is appreciated by all. Standing beside the President in all of his Work is Mrs. Smith, a friend and great source of encouragement to all with whom she comes in contact. Her interest in the students is well portrayed through receptions for clubs and organizations and an any-time welcome to her home for all students. She is a much loved and admired First Lady. Mrs. Richard Cantwell is the able secretary to Dr. Curtis Smith. President and Mrs. Smith are admired by all of the staden ts.

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DEA SCOURDI AT ACADEMIC ACTIVITIE Serving as Dean ofthe College, Dr. Donald S. Metz has spent many long hours in developing and coordinating the academic activities on our campus. His responsibilities include recommending new faculty members to the board of trustees, serving as chairman of the curriculum committee, and supervising the activities of the various divisionsg he also has the responsibility of overseeing the library, registration procedures, and admission policies. A loyal servant For God and Countryf, Dr. Metz has sought to unify our American and Christian heritage through American Heritage Education. Associate Dean Robert Lawrence aids the dean in instruction and educational policy. He is in charge of the testing program, office reports and investigation of information for the advancement of academic activities. Secretaries to Dr. Metz and Dr. Lawrence are Mrs Rollin Gilliland and Mrs. Robert Sawyer, llvoi pictured: Mrs. Robert Saugver, j Q L.afs.u.- links,-t r.Lh.fx -Shift' Q-lik :bi N' -6, Dr. Donald Metz, Dean of the College. Dr. Robert Lawrence, Associate Dean ofthe College I