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

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S Ss S, Q x 5 1 S s ? Ronald Thorn ton and Bill Damon find a comfortable place to read the newspaper. if 1 J 1 Student Assistant Joyce Shepherd aids Wctor Saavedra in finding research material. Raleen Yandell finds the library a place to get away from the horror of initiation.

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TRADITIO UF ERVICE ET BY LIBRARY Books. pamphlets, and periodicals are basic to the facilities of any college library. Just as essential to the operation of the library is the head librarian and her assistants. The personnel in the MANC library consists of Miss Maurine Dickerson, head librarian, and assistant Mrs. Frances Draper. The staff serves both the faculty and students in circulation, assisting with location of reference material, cataloguing collections and additions to the current 24,500 volumes, and maintaining exhibits of interest. The idea of service has been set as a tradition with MANC's library staff. ff--rea 5-.-lf., --- '4 Mrs. Frances Draper assists Miss Dickerson with the Miss Maurine Dickerson, Head Librariang A.B., Bethany wvrkm fhelfbfaly- Nazarene Collegeg M.A., Oklahoma State Universityg M.L.S., University of Oklahoma. Glenda Schnetze , S B . r usan roward, Gene Best, Dawn Jeske, and Peggy Van Blarzcurn enjoy a quiet place to study, the library.

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DIVISION DI CUSSES RELI GI ON , PHILOSOPHY Headed by Dr. Robert L. Sawyer, the Division of Religion and Philosophy is concerned with the ethical, cultural, and spiritual development of its students. Through every phase of instruction, it acquaints the student with the heritage of the Christian faith, especially as reflected in the development of American culture. The study of Biblical Languages and Literature is the area of Dr. Sawyer. Dr. Donald Metz directs several courses in the study of Philosophy. New to the students at MANC this year are Dr. Leon Chambers and Professor Larry Fine. Many students are challenged by Dr. Chambers' presentations of the fundamental beliefs of the Christian church and Professor Fine's concentration on under- standing and appreciating the Bible as literature. Dr. Sawyer and the faculty in religion and philosophy provide an excellent program of study in the area of religion, theology and philosophy. DONALD S. ME TZ -Professor of Yheologyg B.D., Evangelical and Reformed Seminary, M.A., University of Marylandg D.R.E., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminaryg Ph. D., University of Oklahoma. lg. -Q49 fell' 9' I D' V' ' 1 . f 0 ' . kr- I l A-I, 74 riff: 1 '1- ROBERT L SA WYER Professor of Biblical Literature A B Eastern Nazrene College Th B Eastern Nazarene College BD Nazarene Theological Seminary 771 M Central Baptist Seminary Th D Central Baptist Seminary 'V . , I ' , . ., , . ., , . D ,. i U 1- ' ' Y ' 'l .