Midwest Christian College - Conquerors Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1971 volume:

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',f.v,,r,,. 47 Lu ' -Q4 .rg--u I ,. sr- -r -,:r- - hui' . v,. -I --4' v-fu, ' , . --'s. 5'f5?,SQ '2zf ,: -' . ,sa ,. s.' -. .auf 1 ..., s. iii 'ff ff' :fr .gig 'Avi ' .ms- Q1 ,V . , I ,: ' f'f'7,r, 1 ,- ' up...- ffw' 5 X I 'l555fi'S6 9' ,'iii i'i' 1 Y 1 fsxfsshvrvzvwnq 'iis1seSR'7Hr'BHHf I'tQf5, A 'i , ' 1 .f 'I f -' .rv it fm-2:1 W' mi riiiiiriii Y, i 555, 1 , V ,Q un W 15 A Dedication .................. Administration, Faculty ..... Camp Stude us Life ............ nt Body .... Personalities ..... Organizations .... ndex The OUTREACH or influence of a per- son can not be viewed all at once. It does not occur at the instant of one's death, but rather, it is constructed moment by moment, hour by hour, and day by day, iust like life itself. As a swan causes ripples on a river one's outreach also causes changes, changes in other peoples lives. The influence of one's outreach often goes beyond the span ofa lifetime, thus effecting people for years to come. Even though as Christians we are one in body, spirit, hope, faith, and baptism our individual OUTREACH is as varied as our personalities are different from one another. Each of us possess our own unique tools that enable us to express the amazing grace of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. The important thing is not how many tools we possess, instead it is how we use these tools in our daily lives - in our OUTREACH. ' s Qs -4 , ' It ln 'AL ' 'TT' .iv f ! , lk iff f 'w... 0 -4 . n ,L,.. '- X: 1-u- x LM, 1 A, -1. ,N V an :rig - if OUTREACH involves spreading hap- piness via smiles and laughter . . . ex- pressing a message that lays heavy on your heart. . .fulfilling a duty or obliga- tion. . . learning from classroom experi- ences . . . teamwork. if 1'7ff.Q:Ifq.' F. wp, WH f I 'X I Q IYQW, iii .yfli'Ffh1 :1su A we' .w 5 :XX I sl A 4 ,,. .,- , -.-,sa ,- A -, .' F h gr'-,' ' - ' - OUTREACH also involves shoring o mo- ment with someone who cores . . . new buildings to meet the growing student body . . . time spent in solitude and proyer . . . music. U I 'M . it xv., Q r -191 A full, complete life is not measured by years, but by purpose, deeds, and tears. One's purpose is the foundation of his thoughts and actionsg deeds are the tools of his OUTREACH: and tears are the mirrors of the heart. There is no worthier purpose than that of living for Jesusg no deed any greater than one done in Christ's nameg and no tears more justified than those shed for a lost soul or fallen brother. To have this complete life one must know Jesus Christ as his personal friend and savior.- It is a blessed thing when a young person realizes the love of God and lives her life in accordance with His will. When God directs the life of a beautiful and talented girl His name is glorified in a very special, youthful and happy way. There once lived a girl who knew Christ and gave her self to Him. It was this surrender of self that made and is still making her OUT- REACH an inspiration to other Christian young people. It is because of this inspiration that the 1971 Conqueror is dedicated to the OUTREACH of MISS EDNA RAE DAVIS. X .n ffiirt , 1:lfggrVf'H Administration, Faculty Outreach would be impossible without the hands with which to reach out. The administration and faculty at Midwest Christian College work prayerfully at the task of equipping the young Christian leaders enrolled here to extend their ministries. y The administration and faculty are the foundation upon which MCC is con- structed and their dedication to Christ can be seen in the careful management of our monies and the preparation and prayer that accompanies each class room experi- ence. Both in and out of the classroom the faculty members are promoting the cause of Christ and Midwest Christian Col- lege. Whether the faculty members are full time, part-time, or guest members for one semester, their ioy is our OUTREACH. They widen our horizons so that we might be able to teach others also and those rewards shall flow on like ripples on a stream forever. K L F07 m 'uk 4' ' A 5 - ' -'J'-4'-17'-1f'1 'ff-rfrfe iffy:.'f'2:'1.-3:51,-lf. 2 ' , 5. -1 .f - ' 'A 9? fvya + I f - '1N.a u Q 53- 3ffY4Q1filT5is'fffm ' '- I-5..,xL., . , ,, , ,,4.1 kr--wwf. -15' ' - , Y w ,r n' .,, , w - - S, A 1 10- Vi ' .AQQA Aw. A q. r Y .. .L .1,w.r.,-..vp,.L, , Y 1 ' i'2L9:5rI I7'tf'Cv ' ': r ' ' 5552? H - I I - - u - f , I ' 4'-Sy .Ag I., A lf-I. gf. A Even during Christmas vacation President Davis is serving the Lord as he traveled to Albuquerque, New Mexico to attend the Youth In Christ Crusade. President Davis has interested listeners wherever he went. Q23 .. . Y it ,pf ! N x,4t 4 President and Mrs. Davis labored as missionaries in Japan for fourteen years. The president of a Bible College fills a number of positions. He is public relations man, adminis- trator, counselor, salesman, professor, husband, father, bread winner, friend, and most of all a man of God with an undying faith in Jesus Christ that is exemplified by his life of love for other Christians and for all mankind. Howard K. Davis has been filling these positions and more in a remarkable manner at Midwest Christian College since he be- came President in 1967. An able pilot, promoter, and preacher, President Davis holds the degree of from MCC, and a from Central State College ir1 Edmond, Oklahoma. Mission work in Japan and practical ministries ex- perience give him a broad background for under- standing the problems' which the Christian young people he directs will face. Dedicated to the task of training servants in God's kingdom, he daily seeks the lord's will in the guidance of the college. MCC has made great strides and has grown rapidly since President Davis has accepted the responsibility of leading her, but like him, we give God the glory. A familiar scene on weekends and sometimes during the week, President Davis relys on his Mooney to save him time and help him keep the many appointments he must make to raise support for MCC. mil H1135 in nw . rDean Woodrome discussed Midwest with prospective student Monty Winters. Warren Woodrorne directs students in the selection of their class schedules each semester. As academic dean of Midwest Christian College, in his cheerful and concise manner he also, makes sure that an adequate effort is made by the students in these classes. Besides his guidance responsibilities, Dean Wood- rome serves as professor of Greek, English, and New Testament Introduction. His scholarly approach to college courses and activities do not hamper his ability to communicate with his students, and his preaching reflects a rich and glowing relationship with I esus Christ. i, IV? 5 Dean Woodrome paused for a quick smile ,YW f l A- , S-1 - 1 1 - C '., As Dean of Students, Professor Mark was actively involved with campus life and stu- dent affairs. His work in the Kiamichis and in Japan qualified him well for the position he held as Professor of Missions. His college work, which includes a B. Th. from M.C. C and graduate study at Bethany Nazarene College and Central State University, pre- pared him for a teaching ministry at Mid- west. 'qui' , l Q' 1 Professor Eleanor Daniel was head of M.C.C. 's Christian Education Department. Under her leadership during the past four years the C. E. Department has undergone many improvements. Aside from her teach- ing responsibilities, Miss Daniel directed the drama team. She travelled every other weekend with the drama team and held numerous Christian Education Clinics throughout Oklahoma and Texas. Her edu- cation and experience include an A. B. from Lincoln Christian College, a M.A. from Lincoln Christian Seminary, a M. Ed. from the University of Illinois, doctoral study at Oklahoma State University, gradu- ate study at Central State University, and several teaching ministries before coming to Midwest in 1967. Professor Mike Duffy, a 1964 graduate of Mid- west, came to M.C.C. in 1968. He received an A.B, from Bethany Nazarene College. As head of the music department he directed the college choir, coordinated the music groups for the travelling teams and gave individual voice lessons. The qual- ity of the Music Department productions has steadily increased under his leadership. His interests were not only confined to music, however. Mr. Duffy was also Athletic Director and did all the scheduling of athletic events. Jon Evah Murray, known widely in the Oklahoma City area, has made numerous television. radio, and recording appearances. She has been instructing piano at M.C. C. since 1961. Her experience in the field of piano instruction is wide and her study in piano has been extensive. She recently received a Masters Degree in Music from the University of Okla- homa. Guest Faculty 'Z' r JANET LAYMA N .1 40.2 Xl CAROL HALL - Librarian 'N Stuff Members 141- --,J CHERIE KEELY PAM GRIFFIN Student Librarians 1 x MR. AND MRS. THOMPSON Maintenance and Cook MRS. DELLA REISWIG I DENNIS JACKSON - Printer MRS. BOLSTER - Secretary to Dean MRS. DAVIS - Hostress Office Stuff Financial Secretary V . Bl X.- 0 I MRS. HOWELL - Mailroom MRS. WILSON - Secretary Boord of Trustees EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President ------------- HOWARD DAVIS Chairman ---- - - -JAMES TACKETT Vice Chairman - - - - EDDY GABBERT Secretary ---- - - JOHN POWERS Treasurer - - - - CARL POLSLEY GORDON BANE Hugoton, Kansas CARLTON BARBY Beaver, Oklahoma REX COFFMAN Wichita, Kansas HOWARD DAVID Oklahoma City DELMAR DEBOULT Tulsa, Oklahoma GERALD DURRE Drumright, Oklahoma EDDY GABBERT Oklahoma City LAWRENCE HALLUM Siloam Springs, Arkansas DON HICKS Sulphur Springs, Texas PAT JOHNSON Wichita, Kansas BILL K. KOSANKE Ionewolf, Oklahoma LAWRENCE LAYMAN Octavia, Oklahoma DUANE MARSHALL Minneola, Kansas DR. WAYMAN MATIJOCK Cleveland, Oklahoma WAUNE PITTMAN Ardmore, Oklahoma CARL POLSLEY Tuttle, Oklahoma VIRGIL STEPP Valley Center, Kansas RICHARD SUTHERLIN Clinton, Oklahoma JAMES TACKETT Muskogee, Oklahoma A. L. THALMAN Bethany, Oklahoma DEAN LaVELLE Arkansas City, Kansas Student Body Learning is a growing process that encircles the whole being and his experi- ences. lt allows an individual another means of Outreach . . . ..C 1 I lr, f f I QI If ,S jr at' A i , I J fr ,, i W 'ff' 'vw' I MJ 5 . 11, 1 - po' I 'Q' .QCQ A' rf' -af? f , I z J Freshmen -nn' - ' A RIGHT: Stapling the 1971-'72 M. C. C. Handbooks was only one of David Adkinson's responsibilities as a printing student. , Wg David Adkinson Patricia Betterton Becky Capehart Janis Cazzell Paul Crosby Charlene Cunningham T Ill 'F 5 . -L1 I n 19112 4,-F 'n Freshmen RIGHT: Staphng the 1971 '72 M.C. C. Handbooks was only one of David Adkinson s responsibilmes as a printing student A David Adkinson Patricia Betterton Becky Capehart Janis Cazzell Paul Crosby Charlene Cunningham QI! -w ,pf MJF' H ' I , m 1 1 Q .11 HW w J, N534 vc! , tv' lg 1 b QC 5:5 K A .jx If .iw s ' ' Q, Lt' L A ' K -' . 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I za y ,L . 75: yum.. - WL. lille lu. l 5 uf Jim Mitchell Harold Nusser Jim Parks Sherry Wright Tony Sawyer Carlene Segroves Richard Small Beverly Stevens Myron Streeter Lynn Sullins Jimmy West Lonnie West Sue Wight Gary Williams David Woods Sophomores Dan Cravatt Linda Cunningham Jeff Ferguson Diana Francis Pam Griffin Doug Hinkle Bill Hooten Jerry Houlton Sylvia Hounsel Janice Howell ao l GN N? l I 1970-71 class officers for the sophomore class were, from left to right: Gary Rollins - Co-Presidentg Linda Cunningham - Secre- tary-Treasurerg Mark Layman - Sponsorg Phil Palmer - Co-Presidentg Jerry Houlton - Faith- Promise Representative. Cherie Keely Patty Loyd Keith McCay Ed Moynihon Phil Palmer Ronda Palmer Linda Polsley Janice Potts Gary Rollins Jerry Stone Don Travis Jim Whisenant Juniors Donna Akers Brenda Cain Paul Cole Bob Foster Sherri Gamble Andy Griffin Dale Hall Cathy Harding Jenni Hemdon g .ern -lx Junior class members Barbara Larison, Jerry Smith, and Jeni Herndon attended the nursery for the M. C. C. Convention. Kent Johnson Barbara Larison Mary Lynch Jeff Melvin B111 Posey Jerry Smith Debbie Sweger Michele York XYZ , J-W -Yi 1-'lil-. . .--F gg, BL Lf 'ga P UPPER: Preparing lunch for the M.C.C. student body and faculty was quite a task and Jr. Donna Akers helped ease the load for Mrs. Reiswiwig by serving dessert. LEFT: Junior class officers for 1971 were Donna Akers, Cathy Harding, Debbie Sweger, Mr. Warren Woodrome - Sponsor, Kent Johnson, Jerry Smith. Ava. Seniors r JOHN CATRETT A. B. Ministries YVONNE COUCH Associate of Arts I STEVE HERNDON A. B. Ministries CHARLES LAWYER Mrs. Charles Wilbanks pre- sented Alan Young with the Charles Wilbanks award, an all expense paid trip to the Holy Lands. as Mr. Grubbs looked on with ap- proval. f .kim Baccalaureate ... Commencement ... Valedictorian - Teri Young SANDRA THOMAS B. S. Secretarial Science JACQUELINE WINTERS A. B. Christian Education ALAN YOUNG A. B. Ministries LARRY YOUNG A. B. Christian Education Music SUSIE YOUNG A. B. Christian Education Music TERI YOUNG A. B. Sacred Music L -.5 .. ' - .4-.,, :H 'fr UPPER LEFT: Checked his watch as Mr. Layman and Dean Wood- rome made last minute preparations for Bacclaureate. RIGHT: Jacqueline Winters smiled with relief after Bacclaureate. LOWER: Professor Mike Duffy directed the choir in one of their last songs of the school year. . 'E , Graduation Day I v X UPPER LEFT: Seniors listened in awe as Mr. Dean Barr delivered the Commencement message. RIGHT: President Davis congratulated Mar- shall Leggett upon receiving his Doctorate. LOWER LEFT: John Catrett posed with friends from Hobbs, New Mexico as Doug Hin- kle and Marilyn Martin took pic- tures. Campus Lite Working together, learning together, winning together, eating together, playing together, and communing togeth- er leave impressions, these impressions are the result of someone's Outreach. . . . ,.f. I., gn . is 7111, '- ,. f f-'52 1-5- ' gr.- ' ' W 1 rug V . , 'la -. fl ' 15: mf? 1 'X W -. l ... JF' A 'F if 'sw ,v- ..., gs. ,M L 4, Wbxwn f Hr -f 9 .. .Y . -, . lo 4 'N f ' .A ' if 'r f -'J f' 'W'-i' 7 -1-lr! .ff -4 Q- f-W n 4 L. ' .. A A- A uv- ' 1??.'. 'ff :if ' . 1 . .5 rl' 'fn ' V . r. y,-rdf ,-1 ,. .. If fefw,,,,, . ,. . . I . V7 'H- U' -ZW M .iwni Kg . -,V , 1, 'aa . . 5 ' , P : , V 4.'f'!'4 1 ' ' ',f '2.x'A'1-H Y. 1. - I Q' Q '35 1.-y,.,vv 5-', A ' figs A..- 1 Q,-if '- , ' L, 1 ' F x J: w... L.T5.'1, img? 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It is also a vehicle for one's Outreach . . . 45 l so JB rx- Maude Crunch Means cm Night of Fun MAUDE 1971 Miss Linda Polsley P' M ui -uf,,D. rs-.1!'1'-' - -pp THE FACES OF MAUDE z . FACES OF THE CROWD chool Spirit Peoks for Homecoming goinsi Ozork V QUEEN IANICE POT TS X CARLE I, Joy NE SEGROVES BECKY CAPEHART Homecoming is . . . ex ciiemeni, ioy, concenrro tion, spirir, teors, cheer Ieoders, boskeiboll .. and o queen. MR. AND MISS SEPTEMBER: DAN CRAVATT - DEBBIE SWEGER ABOVE: Dan Cravatt, a sophomore, was elected Mr. MCC for 1971-72. He travelled with the Men 's Trio telling of his conversion from drugs G 1- 1- d' C I to Jesus Christ. U S Debbie Sweger served the junior class as president, and was also elected MCC Sweetheart, 1971. She became Miss MCC for 1971-72. COUPLE OF OCTOBER: ALAN AND TERI YOUNG RIGHT: Alan Young, a senior, was Stuco Pres. this year, He received the AB in Ministries and was saluta- torian of the graduating class. To- gether with Teri, Alan served as campus student supervisor. D D l 4 'ml- Terr Young, also a senior received the AB in Sacred Music. She was selected the outstanding choir member for the year and also be- came the valedictorian of the graduating class. MR. AND MISS NOVEMBER JOHN CATRETT - DONNA AKERS AT Midwest Christian College LEFT: John Catrett served the senior class as Vice President and sought his AB in Ministries. He was voted most outstanding boy on choir-drama tour this year. Donna Akers, a junior was a member of the Psallousi Singers first semester and also served her class as Stuco representative. She is a member of the Angelai Trio. COUPLE OF DECEMBER PI-HL AND RONDA PALMER RIGHT: Phil Palmer was sophomore class co- pres- ident and editor-in-chief of the yearbook. Ronda Palmer, also a sophomore, was Stuco treasurer and Miss MCC of 1970-71. MR. AND MISS JANUARY DALE HALL CARLENE SEGROVES RIGHT: Doug I-Iinkle, a soph- omore was Stuco Rep. for his class and a member of the Psal- lousi Singers. He also traveled with the Men's Trio. Cathy Harding was junior Sweet heart attendant. Also, she was a member of the Psallousi Sing- ers and the Angelai Trio. UPPER RIGHT: Couple of March - Larry Young, a senior seeking the AB in CE- Music. He served as Stuco Vice President this year. Susie Young, a senior seeking the AB in CE-Music. She served as Zelotai Secretary- Treasurer this year. COUPLE OF MARCH LARRY AND SUSIE YOUNG LOWER RIGHT: Steve Herndon, a senior seeking the AB in Ministries. He served his class as President this year and also as MCC Key Man. zllggig Sandy Thomas, a senior seeking the BS in Secretarial Science. She was Lydian President and is a missionary recruit to South Africa. MR. AND MISS APRIL STEVE HERNDON - SANDY THOMAS Miss MCC - 1971 Debbie Sweger was a junior who represented Midwest Christian Col- lege well many times. As a mem- ber of the Choir she travelled hun- dreds of miles on two choir tours. Debbie also represented MCC this year as its Sweetheart. She was elected Student Council Treasurer for 1971 and was also elected to serve as Miss MCC. Debbie Sweger r. MCC - 1971 - Don Dan Cravatt a sophomore at Midwest extended a tremendous outreach for Christ by traveling for the school and on his own. Dan reached thousands of young people, telling of the hazards of the drug scene and how he turned on to Jesus Christ. Dan was elected to serve as Mr. MCC for 1971. Cruvott .vw ng, Michelle York +5 -V 7 5 STUDENT BODY CHOOSES ITS SWEETHEART 1971 Sweetheart Miss Debbie Sweger, a junior from Talala, Okla. HER LOVELY COURT Michelle York, a senior, Still- well, Okla. Marilyn Martin, a freshman from Oklahoma City. Cathy Harding, a junior from Oklahoma City. MCC Sweetheart Marilyn Mmm 7' ' K C. ,F , I I , ,r , :m1 m-' g-Jlitr., Taz' 1 Cathy Harding Yif. alll l97l Awards Were Presented May 20 at Awards Banquet Charles A. Willbank's Award ..... .... Forensic Award Mr. M.C.C. ..... . . . Miss M.C.C. ............. .... . . . Alan Young ....Patrick Kelley . . Dan Cravatt Debbie Sweger Outstanding Freshman Boy.. .. ..... Pat James Outstanding Freshman Girl. .... Journalism Award ....... Mission Award ...... ..... Music Award . .Janis Cazzell .Janice Potts Sandy Thomas ...Teri Young Organizations Whether it be the organization of na- tions, men, or that of an individual if it has a purpose that is needed and the or- ganization fulfills its purpose then it is goody it has provided an Outreach . . . 1 4 I I x OXQ s . R I . X1 X-Xyfx XY Q x'-x ' V. N es' X Fix. 3 Basketball Under the direction of a new coach and with new talent the Conquerors entered into the 1971 season with anticipation, wondering what would be in store for Midwest posted its best season in the history of the school. In Waxahachie, Texas the Conquerors upset Southwestern of Texas who had not been beaten on their home court for three years. Dallas Christian and Ozark Bible colleges were vic- tims twice of the Conquerors, both teams had al- ways been trouble for Midwest in previous years, but the Conquerors strong defense and fast offense proved too much for their foes. The most impressive win came against El Reno Jr. College in which the Con- querors escaped with a two point win Q83-817 in the closing minutes. Midwest won twice in the Cookson Hills tournament and ended the season with an 8-6 record. UPPER: Sophomore Dan Cravatt, concentrated on C' ri the game, ready to go in and win. IDWER: Fresh- man John Matlock shot for an extra point while senior John Catrett looked on. 3' famed ' H! ' John Catrett Paul Cole Dan Cravatt Paul Crosby Kenny Gaylor Doug Hinkle Bill Hooten Charles Lawyer John Matlock Jimmy West Gary Williams David Woods Freshman Kenny Gaylor fought for the ball against Ozark's 43. ,H iv 6 1132 WP rad - ,-.,-n-inn-:aim-an Choir The school year 1970-1971 was one of the finest the Midwest Christian College Choir has seen in a number of years. Its accomplishments were many and its influence far-reaching in the further- ment of the lord's work through Midwest Christian College. RIGHT: Jon Durre, Paul Crosby, and Doug Hinkle formed the popular Gospel Committee. LOWER: Professor Duffy and the M. C.C. choir practiced in the Protestant Chapel of the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado for the evening perfor- mance, while on spring t0l11'. ri G? it -QSM-' 'EF' 4,,NVf'X ,- ,..6 f-1!fi'2'S7?T?l 47'?'1.'-Elf , 1 Z, ' Psullousi Singers Psallousi members are, from left to right: Paul Crosby, Ion Durre, Cathy Harding, Dale Hall, Doug Hinkle Marilyn Martin, Becky Capehart, Wilma Gardner, Sue Wight. Under the guidance of Professor of Music Mike Duffy, a new group, the Psallousi Singers, was organized. Psallousi, a word referring to singing to the accompaniment of stringed instruments is the name the singers have appropriately chosen. Psal- lousi Singers are alto, Becky Capehart, Paul Crosby, lead guitar and bass, Jon Durre, Baritone, Wylma Gardener, second soprano, Dale Hall, bass, Cathy Harding, alto, Doug Hinkle, tenor also playing guitar, Marilyn Martin, first soprano, and Sue Wight, pianist. Representing the school by traveling every other week-end, singing, giving testimonies, and teaching Sunday School classes and youth groups, the Psal- lousi Singers soon became widely popular among the old as well as the young and have performed in states as far north and west as Colorado and New Mexico. sw? , l rg? .,, V E A' Yiif-'4.A ' 'lf .wi -- A . ' . , . gpg., -1 Q iff .,1-Ls, I N, .9-,lf1 gi? 531,--1vf.':1.n:f .ii5, - 'f .1 - I .L J',,TjKE?231b:3ex Q Z-,.,..' s,. LX, . ...N v R1 ' X1 x iff N- JM!! ..v... -.Q-.s 5 Avi' awlifl , .kds , . ,1 '7 WA ,fx-Q 4 ,-I, , mmol! , A! 1 I fsnrnufam , IIIKLYT IDVIISJQ ' 'H' 3 UWM! HHH nur N. 1 .L 1,1 Drama Characters of Drama members change notice- ably from on-stage and off- stage, as portrayed by freshmen Brenda Thomp- son and Letha Hawley when touring Carlsbad Caverns. H. is. ' '-A ,,,.-f- -,..- A 8.11. TOP LEFT: Alan Young, 221 President, presided over right captive Student Coun- cil audience. Student Council officers for 1971- 1972 announced at the Awards Ban- quet were, left to right: Debbie Sweger - Treasurerg Carlene Se- groves - Secretaryg Phil Palmer - Vice-President: Doug Hinkle - Pres ident. -,,.-of .f- i. f'ln 'V' U 1'-K 'lgf ' .1 E-uf 4 .N x pau 'Wi 3 A 'S .tw a ,3 rr-'W' fx if 3 .N K I- m 'Q' n .s .- ,. H N. . Il- v ya 514 'df nys: 5 O ,li N' QQ 'u x . uh .--J '. , 94 wif . I , A- rf, -. ., ' , .-M'-' I , afmgahw- LEFT: Student Council member Lynn Sullins and recruit, Nancy Humphreys, save the morning with donuts for right famished M. C. C. students, Jerry Smith and Janise XM- N ,- -.-e Cazzell. x 1-1 ....T 1.5 rs' '0 ' ' 'I 'Val ,V 'N 'Q Q, 1 .A, w . .Nga . 5 .t 6 .A 'IN I p. k 5 -GPL.- r On your toes girls! You may get to touch it yet. An 9I'lCl to one's Outreach can not be measured by the scales of man. While one person's influence affects the lives of iust a few individuals another person's out- reach may affect the lives of thousands. As a Christian the extent of one's out- reach is not so important as the quality of his outreach. During the i970-7i school terms Midwest Christian College provided a Christ-like atmosphere enabling her stu- dents to develop their Christian lives, learn how to spread the Good News in the most effective ways. . . make their Outreach count for the Lord. L-, ,f. V' MIN 0-' :I 1 a-' Hi .1 ,Y y mir. ,. VJ L-- ,IJ ,L , .,... V. Ay' 'sy-,Y i 1 3- :QT +- n . . .JI QSL V1 '. HQ 3. W, ' . ' ,, fb '. ' H.. . Av-r r A -B!- 1, , an H5' A 5 VG+' ' ,Y 24, -iv in-W . , PM 'K 'A N ,vm 5 X-B .K I W- ' : ,x ,-N K ' ' VIE ,ff 5 L, . 'v pf Ei. ,- A 2 'Y 'J 154, , - 3 I 0 W, .Jglw L 1 :rw ' unumalll' -. I 4 xr' 1 . -. ' F V. Xen , ,f -15' Jfhifv -N - ' ' 7 9-3 , J, ., fri. ,'-V4 . A , , 1 , Y,. -f R- 'M a . ., 4 , , v- - 1 -ff ff, ' A -.1'v'f- -',.!'. 411' f'k'J'f-.-1 w 1'-3. N . -.-X-1 - 4. -. L ,A - - -- , ,Af I - . 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