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Nov. 10- Prof. Hall brings home the bacon - I mean ven ison - treats faculty and st udent body to dinner. Nov. 11- Sophomore Labor Committee interrupts work to present chapel program no armistice for " Barbers' Union." Nov. 13- Spirit of the times - "PUSH PUBLICITY" program sponsored by Student Co un cil. Nov. 14-Watch your pocketbooks first clea ran ce

card i sue. Nov. 16- J uniors present program on "Negro Music." Nov. 17- Presen tation of ] uni or Play, " Th e Late Christopher Bean." 1ov. 20- PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN gains in friction and momentum Juniors confident Seniors optimist ic - Sophs at work (not digging holes, however) - Frosh wishfully thinking. Nov. 21- "Styles of Broadway," featured by Dorm girls. Nov. 23- Appreciation Week inaugurated by Student Council - Dr. Bracken spea ks on "Appreciation of Nation." Nov. 24-Alumni Program - Dr. McConnell speaks "I Knew Him When" All-American Musical Program by A Cappella and College Orchestra. Nov. 25- J uniors announce PUBLICITY achievements-result - Seniors l etter-typing party. Nov. 28- Li sten! - music in the air - Iva Lee Bolerjack presen ts piano recital. Nov. 29-"You are in tune with Station KTOK" Junior Class featured on radio program - Hi Ho for the gobbler - sc hool dismi ssed for Thank sgiving.

Nov. 30- Hello! Folks - how 's finances - What no money! Dec. 4- School resumed Craig feels sufficiently overfed? Breezy is still hungry - S ix-weeks tests begin - there ain't no ju st ice - Boys' Dormitory council organized. Dec. 5- D. Shelby Corlett in chapel - White Ru ssian Choir takes their bow - and their bow - and their bow Dec. 6-Dr. Bracken gives "The Banquet of Consequences."

Dec. 7- "Come over here, come over here, to the annual Jamboree" - "B" Club program in chapel. Dec. 8- We all went out to the J-A-lVI-B-0-R-E-E. John Ed gives lessons in salesmanship - "Wo uld you like to buy a de-mo user?" - Independents defeat College 25-23. Dec. 10- Publicity contest closes - Juniors eke out victory - Congratulations! - A Cappella presents program over WKY.

Dec. 12- 0pening of Basketball Season -- Sophs trounce Seniors, 35-24. Dec. 13-"Now just what is Student Government?" That's your question. Dec. 14--Hobby-Lobby Program presen ted by Seniors "Am I ever puzzled," says Prof. Groathous. Dec. 15- Formal dinner given in Bud Robinson Hall Who said our girls aren't bea utiful"? Dec. 17- "The Holy City," Christmas Cantata given by Ch urch Choir. Dec. 18- Christmas party at Girls' Dorm. - Hi Santaa toy for the kiddies - Charlie Smith preaches in chapel. Dec. 20- Good-bye teacher - Hi Pa! Christmas holidays begin - Phylis Cole says "yes." Dec. 25- Melton, did you give them two weeks notice? - Thomas-Millennan wedding - Hill and Wriborg finally make it - Congratulations! 路 Dec. 27- Passing of Florrie Wheeler. Dec. 31- Good-bye Ole Man. Jan. 1-Hi Babe. Jan. 2- Back from Holidays - Dr. Bracken and Dr. Corlett leave for General Board meeting. Jan. 3- l\fy! look at it snow! - See See catches cold playing in snow - E. C. Hall speaks in chapel "Security." Jan. 7- 0utgrowth of PUBLICITY - Bethany-Peniel write up in Sunday Oklahoman. Jan. 10-Time snail s on. Jan. 12- Report on General Board Meeting Dr. Bracken speaks of Seminary prospects - Theologs elated - Frosh take lead in basketball by defeating Juniors. Jan. 13-Fisher starts reading hi s semester assignments - Reminds us of good ole days - 'memb er how " Oscar Read" it. Jan. 14-- Rev. J ohn E. Moore v.isits church - "Amazing Grace, how sweet th e sound. " Jan. IS- Semester work due - Tyson, what does it feel like to miss a night's sleep"? - College group leaves for Holiness Convention at Texarkana. Jan. 17- Dr. Bracken speaks at Holin ess Convention. Jan. 18- Dorm Council dinner Allen Miller, the "Singing Master of Ceremonies" -- take a bow, Breezy. Jan. 19- Cramming begins No, Craig. we're not speaking of eating. Jan. 22- Week of semester exams - who stayed up all night? Jan. 24-Full moon - all wasted - not date night.

CONGRATULATIONS-

TO A GROWING COLLEGE

A LOYAL FRIEND


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