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

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N. JAMES lVlAlN-Professor of lVlusicp A.B., Central Collegeg lVl.A., State College of lovvag Ed.D., University of Oklahoma. A MUSIC ENRICHES STUDENT CURRICULUM RICHARD CANTWELL-Assistant Professor of GARY IVIOORE-Assistant Professor of Nlusicp B.lVlu5. Ed., Olivet lVlusic5 B.F.A., University of Nebraskag lVl.A., Ne NZ-JZGVSHG COHSQG. braska University

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l l lVl.A.N.C. continues to offer an ever- expanding curriculum program in the field of physical education. Through the regular physical education classes for men and women, instruction is given in the arts of calisthenics, basketball, tennis, volleyball, softball, and table tennis. This year new courses were offered to enable those in the physical education field to widen their knowledge. Some of the new course offerings included kinesiology, tech- niques of coaching, and recreational games. The responsibility of teaching the vari- ous physical education course offerings is under the direction of Coach Bud Harbin and Coach Ron Phillips. lVlrs. Jane Harbin also assists by instructing many of the women's physical education classes. The athletic program and intramural program has been broadened and expanded due to the purchase of new equipment. ELlVlER HARBIN-Assistant Professor of Physical Education, B.S., University of lVlissouri5 Nl.Ed., University of lVlissouri. PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROMOTES HEALTH, ENTHUSIASM. SPQRTSMANSHIP lnstructing in Women's Physical Education is lVlrs. Jane Harbin. RON PHILLIPS-Assistant Professor of Physical Education, AB., Bethany Nazarene College: lVl.S., Southern Illinois University.

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Dr. Carl Kruse with the aid of lVlr. Gary Davis, teaches chemistry. Instruct- ing in biology are Dr. Robert Lawrence and lVlr. Stephen Cole. Mathematics professors are lVlr. John Stephens, lVlr. . Richard lVlcCloy, Dr. Carl Kruse, and lVlr. Gary Davis. lVlr. Richard lVlcCloy is the instructor in physics. New and better equipment is con- stantly being purchased to promote a better and more thorough study of the concentration. The addition of an autoclave, more and better micro- scopes, speed electronic weighing bal- ances, analytical balances, a computa- tional calculator, and even a dermestid l beetle colony have changed and bet- tered the program in math and science. RICHARD D. lVlcCLOY-Instructor in Physics B.S., Eastern Nazarene College, lVl.S., University of lVlaryland. STEPHEN L. COLE-Instructor in Biology: AB., Bethany JOHN W. STEPHENS-lnstructor in Mathematics B.S., Kansas Nazarene College, Graduate Study, Oklahoma State Univer- UniversityglVl.S., University of Arkansas. sity. r