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

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lndividual band members give of their time to make a good performance. Professor Richard Cantwell, band director, rehearses with the band. A total of fifty-six members form lVlANC's growing concert band. Under the direction of Professor Richard Cantwell, the band performs in programs featuring many varieties of music, including secular, classical, and sacred. In addition to on-campus reviews, this organization plays in concerts in the community. Supplementing selections by the whole band are those by various ensembles within the group. CANTWELL LEADS CONCERT BAND IN YEAR OF RAPID GRCWTH AND EXPANSION l X. V ' ' lll K L l 5 AEN! , if The entire band performs at the Christmas concert in the gymnasium.

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SERVICE ENRICHES LIVES Personal evangelism keynotes this year as Circuit Riders prove to be a valuable asset throughout our educa- tional zone. Each member gives of himself to better serve Christ and to enrich the lives of those vvith whom he comes in contact. The entire service is under the direction of Circuit Riders, vvho travel tvvice each month. During each service, students preparing for the ministry bring an evangelistic message. Members form trios and quartets, and together they form a choir for special musical numbers under the supervision of choir director Bill Webb. Filling special positions are Ron Perry, Presi- dent, Doug Jeffries, Vice-president, and Rheta Weston, Secretary-Treas- urer. Guiding this active organization is Miss Mattie Belle Jones, Sponsor. A majority of Circuit Riders are pre- paring for full-time Christian service either on the mission field or in a pastorate. Through service, Circuit Riders strive to help others experience a closer relationship with God. Officers: Bill Webb, Rheta Weston, Ron Perry, Mattie Belle Jones, and Doug Jefferies. Trios: Mona Dautermann, Rheta Weston, and Mary Bryant, Pat Zimmerman, Barbara Webb, and Carolyn Reust. CIRCUIT RIDERS lFirst rovvl Bill Webb, Mattie Belle Jones, Ron Perry, Rheta Weston, Doug Jeffries, lsecond rovvl Vicki Morrison, Mona Dautermann, Darrell Johnson, Jan Randels, lthird-rovvl Art Phillips, Terry Ferren, Jim Sukraw, LaRita Stark, Steve Sisson, Mary Bryant, lfourth rovvl Barbara Webb, Wayne Moss, Pat Zimmerman, Glenn Kell, Dorcas Clark, Carolyn Reust. Not shovvn: Warren Rogers, Jr. l l I l l ld

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,T YR., . The Colonials include Bill Cobb, lst tenorp Gayland Gaut, 2nd tenorg Ron Attig, Dl8fllSt2 Bob BV03dxb00l4S, baritone, and GHVY VV0Vl9Y, bHSS- The quartet sing at a revival in College Church. 132 CoLoN1AL QUARTET CARRIES MUSICAL MESSAGE TO ALL One of lVlANC's greatest assets in the field of public relations is the Colonial Quartet. Traveling nearly every weekend, and in the summer months, they reach many with their message of God's love and redemption. While they represent the college, they represent even more The Nazarene. The Colonials sometimes sing in set- tings other than church services and are a strong witness to all vvho hear them. l l l 5 l 5 l i I -4