1947 Arrow

HEditor

Published by the Student Body of BETHANY-PENIEL COLLEGE

Bethany, Oklahoma

BoB TROUTMAN Business Manager NEIL HIGHTOWER

Associate Editor

ToMMIE JoHNSON

Sponsors Secretary JACKIE MIZELL

DR. & MRS. w. c . LADUE

To one ,,vho, through vital Christian experience, a high appreciation of spiritural values , and the proper use of scholastic opportunities, has attained an exemplar y integration of life . . . to one , the very quality of whose soul impels him to inspire others in appreciation of his work, his Christian example, and his friendship we dedicate the 194 7 ARROW to

Professor Jack \ V Moore

The ability to make religion an integral part of life is not gained over night. Training is necessary before we can know how to apply the Christian ethic to the things we do; say, and feel. This is the purpose of Bethany-Peniel College to provide training for Christian young people in a thoroughly religious atniosphere, and under the leadership of capable teachers who, through training and personal experience, have made an integration of life.

The 194 7 ARROW has been planned to give you an un-biased view of our school. vVe have emphasized every phase of college life; for we believe that whether it be social, athletic, or scholastic, it is religious when organized around and carried on according to Christian ideals.

BRESEE HALL

FINE ARTS BUILDING

FANNING HALL

BUD ROBINSON HALL

JERNIGAN I-IALL

COMMERCIAL BUILDING

COLLEGE CI-IURCI-I

CONTENTS

BOOK I ___ ADMINISTRATION

BOOK II ____ FACULTY AND CURRICULA

BOOK III ______ ASSOCIATED STUDENTS

BOOK IV __ STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

BOOK V _______ SPORTS

BOOK VI _ COLLEGE LIFE

May 1, 1947

To the Students of Bethany-Penie1 College:

Today we are participating in privileges that have been purchased for us by others. We are the beneficiaries of a rich legacy, the treasures of which will become increasingly meaningful with the passing of the years.

The friendships which we have formed are deep in their significance. In most instances, these friendships have been formed because of the appreciation of the real worth of the sterling character found in one another. In any event, the significance of our college relationships will became more and more apparent as many and develop in Christian grace and usefulness and as they become responsible leaders in their respective fields of service.

Our teachers are rendering priceless service. Years of toil and study have qualified them to lead us past the quagmire of error to the gateways of truth. Sound Christian character, an appreciation of true life and of · real values, and the element of sacrificial service, which motivates their work, has given these teachers a genuine concern for those in whom they are endeavoring to make such worthwhile investment. Time will enhance the value which we place upon the godly life and the priceless counsel which each of them has given us.

The value of study, the import of courses, the impact of the college chapel, the influence of friends, the worship of the church and the guidance of our leaders will be revealed in their true worth as we draw upon the strength which they have contributed to our lives or as we find ourselves weak because of our failure to have properly appreciated and stored these riches. May we at once, if we have not already done so, make such personal adjustment as will enable us in life's eventide to review with gratit1,1de, and without embarrassment, the pages of this record which our efficient ARROW staff has given us.

Rev. W. A. Carter, Eastern Oklahoma District

Dr. Jarrette Aycock , Kansa s City Distri ct

Rev A Milton Smith, Kansas City District

Dr. Harold Reed; District

Rev . Curti s Smith, Dalla s District

Rev. Odell Brown , Abilene District

Rev A Leroy Taylor , Western Oklahoma District

Rev. Mrs. Agnes Diffee , Arkansas District

Dr. Roy Cantrell, Kansas District

Dr C B Strang, Western Oklahoma District

Rev. J Melton Thoma s, San Antonio Di strict

Rev W Lawson Brown, Nebraska District

Rev W R McClure, Abilene District

Rev. W. H John son , Eastern Oklahoma Di strict

Rev W B. Walker, Abilene District

Mr. B. M. Hall, Western Oklahoma District

Rev. R T. Williams , Jr ., Western Oklahoma District Dr. B F. Neely, Eastern Oklahoma District

Mr. John Stockton, Alumni Representative

Dr. C. A McConnell (not a board member)

Rev. Wayne Sears, Kansas City District

Rev R. M Parks, Arkansas Distri ct

Rev . J. W . Short, Arkansas District

Mr E. W Snowbarger, Kansas District

Rev. W. R Donaldson , Eastern Oklahoma District

Rev Elbert Dodd , Louisiana District

Rev W. 0. Fisher, Louisiana District

Rev. Paul Garrett, Dallas District

Rev. Hadley Hall, San Antonio District

Rev. H. M. Curtis, Eastern Oklahoma District

Rev. R:B Keny, Eastern Oklahoma District

Dr I. C. Matthis, Dallas District

REGISTRAR'S OFFICE

Mrs. C · secretary

PROFESSOR C. H. WIMAN Registrar

Marceliene Thompson Office Assistant

Carolyn Davis and Alberta Student Assistants

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Margaret Henderson Student Assistant

BUSINESS OFFICE

Jimmie Roach Cashier

Elaine Timm Secretary

Dan Beresford Veteran Administrator

Mr. Frank J. Kemendo Business Manager ·

Ruth Ann Miller Office Assistant

Ten of the finest gentlemen and one of the sweetest ladies that can be found anywhere,-this is the ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL. Why should any student fear the Council? He needn ' t if he behaves "himself!

Dr. 0 J. Finch , Chairman

Mr. Frank J. Kemendo

Profe ssor C. C. Crill

Professor Lester Dunn

Professor" Earl V. Greer

Professor E. C. Hall

Dr. Wilson C La Due

Professor J W. Moore

Mrs. Mary J. Sears

Professor Vernon Snowbarger

Professor C H. Wiman

Miss Bernice Dawson , Secretary to the President

Miss Miriam Scott

Secretary to the Business Manager

Miss Minnie Lea Taylor

Secretary to the Dean of Student Life

FACULTY AND CURRICULA

DIVISION 01=

The Faculty at Chapel

LIBERAL ARTS CURRICULA

Liberal arts curricula are offered leading to graduation with the foll ow ing degrees : Bachelor of Arts (A. B.); Bachelor of Arts in Spee ch ( A. B. in Speech) ; Bachelor of Science in Business Education ( B S in Business Education ); Bachelor of Science in Home Economic s ( B.S. in Home Economics).

PROFESSOR C. HAROLD RIPPER Dean Liberal Arts and Sciences

DR. WILSON C. LA DUE Acting Dean Liberal Arts and Sciences

HISTORY

DEPARTMENTAL OBJECTIVES

To give the student a general view of the development of civilization and lead him to a proper appreciation of the unity and continuity of history.

To give an interpretation of human relations, in reference to Christian standards of living, through an intelligent understanding of the factors involved in society's cultural, economic, social, and political problems.

PROFESSOR FRED FLOYD Chairman

DEPARTMENTAL OBJECTIVES

Skill in the communication of ideas through speech and writing.

Training in intelligent, appreciative reading.

Comprehension of the significant features of the English language, its growth, development,' and present status.

Wide acquaintance with good literature; the understanding of our recorded heritage of significant ideas, great personalities, meaningful human experience, and artistic forms of expression.

PROFESSOR WILLIS B. DOBSON Chairman

PROFESSOR VADA LEE BEARD

PROFESSOR ANNA B. LAUGHBAUM

PROFESSOR CAROL S. LUNDY

PROFESSOR MARIANNA SIMMONS

I-lOME ECONOMICS

DEPARTMENTAL OBJECTIVES

The major objective of the Home Economics department is to offer courses to the student which will enable her to achieve a satisfactory social relationship, and opportunity to acquire techniques and skills needed in immediate personal and home ' living, and learning how to use her resources to attain the goals set up as the most worthwhile values of life.

This objective is best obtained in conjunction with a high standard of Christian living

PROFESSOR EURELA BROWN

Chairman

PROFESSOR ANNE GREVE

CLUB

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(Fi rst row ) R Heap, M. Akin, Prof E. Brown , E. Simpson , H Jories, M Ingle (Second row ) M Perkins, P Jameson, M Rowlett , L Davenport, E. Harris (Third row) S Davis, L. Bynum, N Harris , I. Carlson , D Buffington, M Shive, L. King , L. Rowlett. (Fourth row) I. Ra ymer, E. Nee! , L. Hoffpauir , A. Butler, M Rose, M Hale, R Carter, R Reeves. (F ifth row) C M cGill , D Mizell , P Ti mm , A. Duffey, B Jones, K. Ta ylor , J Johnson , A Groff , A Hoffpauir.

PROFESSOR BOYD SHANNON Chairman

BUSINESS EDUCATION

DEPARTMENTAL OBJECTIVES

To develop skills and acquire knowledge which will enable the students to assume responsibility for their personal , family , and social business activities

To develop skills and attitudes which enable the students to secure initial office positions and make shorter their apprenticeship period in business

To ·develop proper social, economic, and business understandings which will enable the students to lead satisfactory lives as individuals and as useful members of society.

DEPARTMENTAL OBJECTIVES

To aid the stud ent in understanding and appreciating the part that chemistry has played and is pla yi ng in the d evelopment of our civilization and in the extension of our understanding of the physical world.

To aid the student to acceptable laboratory te6hniques and an appreciation of the possibilities of scientific research

To provide thorough training for tho se who expect to enter such specialized fields as teaching, re search, engineering, industrial chemistry, m edicine , and other professions ; also to provide general knowledge of chemistry for those who wish a broad cultural background

To aid the student in realizing that there is agreement between true science an d the Christian religion .

PROFESSOR D. R. DANSKIN

Chairman

MODERN LANGUAGES

DEPARTMENTAL OBJECTIVES

Learning the skills involved in language, particularl y that of reading to acquire the tools for gaining knowledge of foreign countri es available onl y in the native language.

Becoming acquainted with the literature and thought of foreign countries.

Acquiring some knowledge of the cultural background of civilization.

The interpretation of foreign literature from the standpoint not onl y of good ta ste but also of Chri stian standard s.

PROFESSOR V ADA LEE BEARD

DR WILSON C. LA DUE Chairman

PROFESSOR C H WIMAN

PROFESSOR C. HAROLD RIPPER Chairman

PSYCI-IOLOGY

DEPARTMENTAL OBJECTIVES

To help all student to formulate a personal interpretation of human behavior which is compatible with a Christian concept of personality and is supported by the experimental data of a sound scientific ps ychology

To help all students to gain insight into the principles of motivation that will lead to intelligent ., control of personal conduct, and to.. effective participation and leadership in activities of the social group.

To provide thorough undergraduate training in psychology for those who expect to enter such specialized fields as teaching, research, the Christian ministry, vocational counseling, industrial psychology, clinical psychology, and psychiatry.

:ro provide professional counseling service for those who are in need of guidance in making vocational, educational, or personality adjustments .

PROFESSOR MARY LA DUE

PROFESSOR ANNE GREVE

MATHEMATICS

DEPARTMENTAL OBJECTIVES

The motivation and necessary for the acquisition of the mental skills, techniques and factual knowledge requisite to a thorough mastery of the elementary mathematical tools found most useful in everyday life. Emphasis on valid derivation based on correct logical procedures.

An appreciative understanding of the nature and spirit of mathematics in general; its cultural aspects, its relation to the sciences, philosophy, and other liberal arts.

PROFESSOR E. C. HALL

PROFESSOR EARL V. GREER Chairman

PROFESSOR VERNON A. SNOWBARGER

SPEECH

DEPARTMENTAL OBJECTIVES

To improve the diction, voice modulation and platform manner of the student, with a view to developing unaffected individuality.

To provide training in effective speech for those " students whose chosen profession or avocation ma y require proficiency in public speaking.

To ·develop skill in expression which will better equip the individual for places of leadership in community and church.

PROFESSOR LAWRENCE T. HOLMAN Chairman

PROFESSOR CAROL S. LUNDY

PROFESSOR HELEN FAYE WADE

R-EC I TALl STS

Ruth Parham Graduate

Talmadge Stands Graduate

Mary Steve Sledge Graduate

Mabel Cooner Graduate

Delene Johnson Graduate

Jean Moore Graduate

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CURRICULA IN RELIGION

Curricula are offered in religion leading to graduation with the Bachelor of Theology (Th. B.) degree, and the Certificate in Theology . The College also offers the Bachelor of Arts (A . B.) degree with a major in religion. The requirements for the Bachelor of Arts degree, with a major in religion, are the regular degree requirements in the Bachelor of Arts curriculum.

DR. 0 J. FINCH Dean Philosoph y and Religion

DR. C A. McCONNELL Dean Emeritus of Religion

PI-ll LOSOPI-IY

DEPARTMENTAL OBJECTIVES

To become aware of he religious and philosophic pattern s of thought and conduct of our Western culture.

To furnish the student with some of the tools of thought to be used alike b y the theologian and scientist.

To relate the natural ethic to the Christian re vela tion.

To give meaning and perspective to the whole of the educational process.

To lead the student to the discov e ry of and commitment to the true Christian values.

DR. 0. J. FINCH Chairman

RELIGION

DEPARTMENTAL OBJECTIVES

THE GENERAL AIM OF THIS DEPARTMENT IS TO PROVIDE FOR ALL STUDENTS:

A knowledge and understanding of the Bible

An outline of those basic truths which are essential to Christian experience and living

A proper emphasis upon the doctrine and experience of holiness

Inspiration and guidance toward a life of Christian service .

IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE THERE IS A FURTHER OBJECTIVE OF PROVIDING FOR THE MINISTERIAL STUDENTS:

A more adequate knowledge of the doctrines and practices of the Christian Church.

A familiarity with principles of Biblical interpretation

A broad and foundational studv for those who plan to take advanced work in this field .

A working knowledge of the task , of the message, and of the procedures in the Christian ministry today

PROFESSOR JACK MOORE

PROFESSOR MARK MOORE

DR C. B STRANG

PROFESSOR HARPER WELCH

PROFESSOR C . H . WIMAN

Fine Arts Curricula

FINE ARTS CURRICULA

Curricula are offered in fine art s leading to graduation with the following degrees, certificates, and diplomas : Bachelor of Music ( B. Mus ); Bachelor of Music Education (B. Mus. Ed ); Bachelor of Fine Art s (B F A.); Certificate in Music ; Certificate in Applied Music; Certificate in Church Music'; Diploma in Applied Music; Certificate in Interpretative Speech

DEPARTMENTAL OBJECTIVES

I. THE TRAINING OF YOUNG PEOPLE TO CARRY ON THE MUSIC PROGRAM OF THE CHURCH.

A. The preparation of students as ministers of music and church music directors

B. The training of ministers for an understanding of the music of the church

C. The training of evangelistic singers and song leader s.

D. The training of church organists and pianists.

II. THE TRAINING OF YOUNG PEOPLE FOR THE TEACHING PROFESSION IN THE FINE ARTS.

A. The training of teachers for grade and high school teaching in both the instrumental and vocal departments.

B The training of teachers for teaching applied music and music theory on the college level.

III. THE TRAINING OF THOSE ESPECIALLY GIFTED SO THEY ARE PREPARED FOR GRADUATE WORK.

A. This training is given especially in the applied branches of the Fine Arts (such a Voice, Piano , or Organ) preparing for individual achievement.

B. The ground work is given for teachers in the fields of church musi c, music theory , and music education.

IV. THE PRESENTATION OF THE FINE ARTS IN SUCH A WAY AS TO GIVE A CULTURAL BACKGROUND TO EACH STUDENT IN THE COLLEGE.

PROFESSOR C. C. CRILL Dean Fine Arts

PROFESSOR LESTER DUNN Chairman

Voice Department

PROFESSOR MARL LA DUE Chairman

Piano Department

PROFESSOR WAYNE THORNE Chairman Instrumental Public School Music

PROFESSOR WILO MAY BERESFORD Chairman Music Theory

PROFESSOR ELIZABETH NELSON Chairman Church Music

PROFESSOR ALICE CRILL Chairman

Vocal Public School Music

PROFESSOR

WILO MAY BERESFORD

Piano and Theory

PROFESSOR ALICE CRILL Piano

Vocal Public School Music

PROFESSOR LLOREE W CLARK Piano

PROFESSOR C. C CRILL Voice

Vocal

PROFESSOR NAOMI DOBSON Voice

PROFESSOR MARY FLICK Piano

PROFESSOR LESTER DUNN Voice

PROFESSOR RACHEL JACKSON Piano

PROFESSOR ELIZABETH NELSON Voice and Church Music

PROFESSOR ALICE LEWIS Voice

PROFESSOR MARY LA DUE Piano and Theory

PROFESSOR MARIANNA SIMMONS Piano and Theory

PROFESSOR DUANE SMITH Voice

PROFESSOR RUTH TAYLOR Piano

PROFESSOR VELMA STROMAN Piano

PROFESSOR WAYNE THORNE Theory

A CAPPELLA

(Front row) B Lindley, W. Helm, V. Ha sting s, M Cate, H Hightower , C. Horn , C Jernigan ( Second row) B. K. White , H Overmyer, F. Wiggs, M. Roeber, C Robert so n , M Scott, J. Kee, P. Jan zen, M Ball. (Third row) B Bak er, R Unruh, B Kifer , T Stand s, M. Little, A. Houts , G Moore, W Mansveld, G. Brown, L. Hillery. (Fourth row) M Unruh , L. Tl}ompson , W .McGill , C Horn , C. Harville, G Ronnekamp, M. Knight, M. Lunn , G Brunson , P. Helm , R Kee.

Professor C. C. Crill Director

Whether it's a religious classic, a familiar hymn, or a Negro spiritual, A CAPPELLA CHOIR is equally good. Picked from the best voices in school, the choir remains the most outstanding choral organization on the campus, the favorite of studen t s, faculty , and friends.

TREBLE CHOIR

First Row : D Waggoner (pianist), V Wilson, J. Gault, B. Human, M. Willsey, M. Hammon, D Buffington, M. Henderson , D Kifer, Prof. E. Nelson (director), Second Row: N Krigbaum, D. Adkins, A. France, G. Parker, P Clay, J. Carothers, E. Messer , G Harlan, D Beaver.

Third Row : N. Baker, R. West, M. Cooner, G. Sutton, K. Taylor, V. Hoag, M. Brandes, M. Horn, P Janzen , P. Lee

Fourth Row : E. Timm, P. White, M. Pittenger, P. Hendrickson, G. McGiachin, B St. John, J. Turner, L. Loughmiller, N. Hilton

MALE CHOIR

First Row : I. Search, A Green, H Lankford, T Mullins, E. Adams, R. T. Bolerjack, 0 Davidson, M

Second Row: W. Col eman, T Cottam, R. Lemmons, V. Ledbetter, I. Kounter, B. Dallas, H. Sayes, J Gardner, Prof. L. L Dunn ·( director). Third Row: J. Middleton, C. George, G Terry , P. Franklin, H. Knippers, W. Bohannon, C. Little, A. Braswell. Fourth Row : W. Miller,"J Birdwell , J. Carter, A Ma yo, D Wilmoth, L. Birdwell, L Jones, L Taylor.

Ramon Unruh Certificate

Mar y Jane Lucas Certificate

William McGill Certificate

Mabel Ball Certificate

RECITALISTS

Curtis Horn Trombone; Certificate

Harriett Adams Organ; Degree

Jernigan VoiCe; Diploma

Virginia Hoag Violin; Certificate

Celestine Horn Degree

Jean Purgason Certificate

Carroll Harville Degree_

Meretta Kellogg Certificate

RECITALISTS

Charlene Jernigan Certificate

Double E. Hill Certificate

Mildred Roeber Certificate

Doris Waggoner Diploma

BAND

Top: P Hopkins , J. Middleton , W. Bohannon , I. Grosclaude

Bottom: C. Garr e tt , P. Cl<).y, J. Hathaway

Top: E. Vinson, A. Hardin J. Carouthers, D. Williams

Bottom: 0. Baldwin, J. Doakes, M. Kellogg

Top : A. Ma yo, R. Lemmons , W. Ketchum

Bottom: A. Hick s, J. Tucker E. Carter, B . Co zby

Professor Wayne M. Thorne Conductor

ORCHESTRA

W. Flick, G Osfeldt I-I W I '

W McGill, N. Bolerjack, V Hoag

C. Horn, H. Adams , M. Briscoe

Professor Eldon Ba sl1ey Director

W. Bohannon, M. Kellog, A. Mayo , 0 . Baldwin

ASSOCIATED STUDENTS

"We, the student body of Bethany-Peniel College, desiring to maintain and perpetuate the ideals for which the college has ever been justly respected and to promote the common interests and general welfare of our college community, do ordain and establish this constitution."

-Preamble of Student Constitution

Registration day last September marked the beginning of a cns1s m BethanyPeniel College. With our enrollment increased to a number greater than the college has ever known before, we had a little concern as to how well student government would function this _year. There were new interests among our more mature students, so that we were at a loss to know the reaction of our student body to the various activities planned by the Student Council. Now that the school year is almost over, we can see that the crisis has been met; and the students of B. P. C. been a tremendous help in meeting it. The Student Council is a student organization and can function successfully only as you give us your support.

There are many thanks that could be offered. I shouid like to express my appreciation to the faculty ; various committees, publication editors, and Student Council members for their untiring efforts in making this a historic year for our school. Thanks to all-it has been a ·joy, an honor, and a privilege to work with and for you.

Marselle Knight President, Student Council

Alma Jean Lunn Secretary

Norman Miller Vice-President

Reyndal Russell / Student Director of Religious Activities ·

Professor and Mrs. J. W. Moore

Faculty Sponsor

Eugene Verbeck, Senior Representative

J. W Hall , Jr. , Junior Representative

Gary ·Baldwin , Sophomore Repre se ntative

James Carte r, Freshman Represe ntative

Bob Troutman , Editor of the ARROW

Forrest Ladd , Editor of the ECHO

ALMA MATER

Of ail the schools in this fair land There's one whose name we praise, She's founded on ideals of right• To her our songs we raise: Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Noble and worth-while, Red and white stand for the light Of Bethany-Peniel.

W e'II work for her, we'II fight for her Be loyal, brave, and true, W e'II bring her fame and grace her name, In ev'ry thing we do:

Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, ,· Noble and worth-while, Red and white stand for the light Of Bethany-Peniel.

Tho' many ways our paths may lead When we from school depart, Let faith in God now burning bright, Remain in every heart:

Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Noble and worth-while, Red and white stand for the light Of Bethany-Peniel.

IN MEMORIAM

IRENE ELIZABETH CHERRY, a member of the Freshman class, lost her life in an automobile accident on December 16, 1946: She had returned to Abilene, Kansas, · to spend the Christmas -vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Cherry. Mr. Cherry, who was driving the car when the accident occurred, also lost his life.

Irene was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, on July 9, 1928. Her grade school and high school work were taken at Peabody, Kansas, where she graduated with the class of '46. She entered Bethany-Peniel in September as a student in the Fine Arts Department. She planned to use her talent in furthering God's Kingdom.

While on the campus, Irene was especially active in the religious organizations and regularly attended Prayer and Fasting, Gospel Team, and Missionary Band. Her conduct and her spirit proved beyond doubt that Chhst was the vital center of her life.

B. P. C. is proud to have had Irene as a student. Her memory will linger long in the hearts of both faculty and student body. May her influence be used by God to draw us closer to Him.

Those six students who smile condescendingly upon the struggles of the rest of the student bod y are graduates Already in possession of one degree, these knowledge -thirsty persons are completing requirements for another.

As graduates they have two main purposes in life-to continue their education ; and to encourage the Freshmen by proving that it's possible to survive even four years under these pitiless profs!

Beckel , Vivian

Gamble , Albert

R airdon , Jack

McReynolds , Emory

Stands , Ja cob

We ssels , Dean

Twenty-seven women and twenty-nine men, the largest graduating class in the history of our school, will receive their long-sought-for degrees either on June 3 or at the close of the summer session.

A survey of class history shows that in '43 there were one hundred and eight Freshmen enrolled, twenty-one of whom are receiving degrees this year. During their first year, Carl lngersol served as President; J. R. Smith led the group when they were Sophomores; and James Hamilton was head man for the Juniors. Three sponsors have given advice, sympathy, and class parties-Prof. and Mrs. Vernon Snowbarger, Prof. and Mrs. Earl V. Greer, and Prof. and Mrs. Harper Welch.

Under the leadership of James Forman and continued sponsorship of Prof. and Mrs. Welch, this year's activities received a good start with a hamburger fry at Roger's haven. A hobo class party, held in the gym, gave the class an opportunity to relax from the grind of their last year and indulge in an evening of rousing fun Besides these strictly class activities there have been the Junior-Senior Banquet, the Faculty Breakfast, the Senior-Junior Breakfast, and the Senior trip.

But all has not been play! A summary of the honors held by class members would be impossible, but some idea of their ability is shown by the election of five members to Who's Who. This year's Student Director of Religious Activities, ARRO\V Editor, and president of Phi Delta Lambda are seniors. Class members are active in every phase of school life-mental, physical, and spiritual.

As these fifty-six students leave our campus to find places of service, they do not separate themselves from us. For them Bethany-Peniel College will remain the grandest college in the world, and their lives will continue to radiate the principles ::>f B. P C.-CHARACTER-CULTURE-CHRIST!

Bill McGill Vice-President

Ann France Secretary

James Forman President

Marjorie Dickerson Treasurer

ADAMS, HARRIETT, Oklahoma City, Oklahorna; Bachelor of Music , Pipe Organ : Junior Play, Degree Recital, Certificate Recital, Piano Ensemble, Christmas Chorus, Organist at Oklahoma City First Church.

AKIN, MILDRED LA VERNE, Altus, Oklahoma; Bachelor of Science, Horne Economics : Prayer and Fasting, Treas of Horne Ec Club, Senior Yell Leader, Senior Basketball Team, F. T. A., Treas of Junior Class, Junior Play, Soph Girl's Athletic Director.

ALGER, DANFORD W., Bethany, Oklahoma; Bachelor of Arts, Religion: Prayer and Fasting, Missionary Band, Gospel Team, Junior Play, ECHO Staff sports editor, "B" Club, Band, N.Y P S. Sec'y-Treas., Letter in BasketbalL

ANDREW, LEWIS, Bethany, Oklahoma; Bachelor of Arts, Philosophy: Phi Delta Lanl'Dda, Prayer and Fasting, Student Athletic Director, Sec ' y of "B" · Club, Letters in Basketball and SoftbalL

BEBOUT, MEREDITH S., Bethany, Oklahoma; Bachelor of Theology: Sunday School Teacher , Prayer and Fasting, Junior · Play, A Cappella Choir.

BLAKE, \VILMA DEAN, Quanah , Texas; Bachelor of Arts, Mathematics : Prayer and Fasting, (;ospel Team , Missionary Band, Piano Ensemble, Christmas Chorus, Student Teacher.

BOLERJACK, NAOMI, Independence, Kansas; _ Bachelor of Arts, Spanish : String Ensemble, Orchestra, Gospel Team, Prayer and Fasting, Missionary Band.

BUFFINGTON , DOROTHY THOMPSON, Sapulpa, Oklahoma ; Bachelor of Science, Home Economics: Prayer and Fasting, Gospel Team , Missionary Band, Sunday School Teacher , Christmas Chorus, Treble Chorus .

BUFFINGTON, JACK RALPH, Texarkana, Texas ; Bachelor of Theology: Gospel Team, Vice -Pres. of Pra yer and Fasting , Missionary Band, Sunday School Teacher, Treas of N Y.P.S.

COONER , MABEL, Jasper , Alabama ; Bachelor of Arts , Speech : Prayer and Fasting, Degree Recital, Dorm Council , Junior Play, Departmental Play, Trio , Sextet , Treble Choru s, Christmas Chorus

COZZENS , WAYNE , Capitan, New Mexico; Bachelor of Theology" and Bachelor of Arts, History : Pra yer and Fasting , Go spel Team , Mi ssionary Band, " B" Club, Basketball, Softball.

DICKERSON, MARJORIE, Bethany, Oklahoma; Bachelor of Science, Business Education: Gospel Team, Treas of Sr. Clas s, ECHO Staff Typist , F. T . A., Orchestra , Christmas Choru s.

DUFFY, VIRGINIA TIDWELL, Bethany, Oklahoma; Bachelor of Music, Public School Music: Prayer and Fasting, Sunday school Teacher , Piano Ensemble, Trio, Christmas Chorus.

FINCH, DEWARD RAYMOND, Bethan y, Oklahoma; Bachelor Jf Arts, Religion : Gospel Team , Mission ary Band , Dorm Council, A Capella Choir, "B" Club, Softball, Basketball, Track.

FORMAN, JAMES ANDREW, Magnolia, Mississippi; Bachelor of Arts , History : Pra yer and Fasting, Gospel Team , Sunda y School Supervisor, Pres. of Sr. Class, Debate , A Cappella Choir, Quartet, Student Council Pres , Departmental Pla y.

FRANCE, ANN, New Philadelphia, Ohio; Bachelor of Arts , Spanish: Prayer and Fasting , Junior Pla y, ECHO Society Editor , ARROW Staff, Sec 'y-Treas of Jr. Class, Dorm Council , Trio , Sextet, Christmas Chorus, Treble Chorus

GRONEMYER, BILL, Sedro Wooley, Washington; Bachelor of Theology : Prayer and Fasting, Missionary Band, Pres. of Dorm Council.

HARPER , LEONARD C., Bethany, Okla]Joma ; Bachelor of Arts , Mathematic s : Church Choir , Church Octet , Chri stmas Chorus , Student Teacher, " B" Club, Letter in Basketball, Track, Softball.

HARVILLE, THOMAS CARROLL , Vivian , Louisiana ; Bachelor of Mu sic, Piano , Degree Recital, Certificate Recital, String En· se mble , Piano Ensemble, Orchestra, A Cappella Choir VicePresident , Chri stmas Chorus , All School Quartet, Jr. Pla y, ARROW Fine Arts Editor.

HEAP, RUBY \VILSON , El Dorado , Kansa s; Bachelor of Science, Home Economics : Gospel Team, Praye r and Fasting, Band , Orchestra , Piano Ensemble, Jr. Girl 's Athletic Director, Vice -Pres. " B" Club, Vice-Pre s. Home Ec Club, Letters in Soft· ball and Basketball

HENDRICKSON, PHYLLIS , Conwa y, Arkansas; Bachelor of Mu sic Educa tion , Vocal Public School Music; Prayer and Fast· ing, Treble Choru s, Chri stma s Chorus, F. T A

HORN, MARY JO, Beaumorit , Texas ; Bachelor of Arts ; English: Phi Delta Lambda, Junior Pla y, Dorm Council , ECHO Sport s Reporter , Christmas Chorus, Treble Choru s, Trio , Sextet , " B" Club, Letter in Basketball , Cheerleader, Departmental Play.

INGLE , MURIEL COZBY, Dalla s, Texa s; Bachelor of Science, Hon1e Economics: Stud ent T each er, Dorm Council, Orchestra , ECIIO Society Reporter , Home Ec Club reporter, Jr. Girl's Athletic Director , ··B" Club , Senior Bask etball , Softbalf, Vollcv Ball, Track.

INGLE, ROY GOODWIN, Dallas, Texas; Bachelor of Arts, Mathematics : Student Teacher, Dorm Council, Junior Play, Boy's Athletic Director , " B" Club, Basketball, Track, Football, SoftbaiL

JONES , HELEN LOUISE, Hutchinson, Kansas; Bachelor of Science, Home Economics : Prayer and Fasting, Go spel Team, Phi Delta Lambda, Dorm Council , Student Teacher , Sec ' y of Home Ec Club , Piano Ensemble, Chri stmas Chorus, Treble Chorus , State Home Ec Representative.

JOHNSON , RUTH DELENE , Bethan y, Oklahoma; Bachelor of Arts, Speech : Gospel Team, Missionary Band, Sunday School Teacher, Who ' s Who , Junior Pla y, Degree Recital, Fresh Sec' y, Soph. Treas., Jr. Student Cmincil Representative.

LUNN , ALMA JEAN , Kansas Cit y, Missouri ; Bachelor of Arts , English : Prayer and Fasting, Sunda y School Teacher, Pres. of Treble Chorus, Pres. of Dorm Council , Sec 'y of Student Council, Editor of ECHO, Who ' s Who, Letters in Basketball, Softball, and Volley Ball, Athletic Director.

McGILL, CHARLOTTE LONGMAN , Franklin , Loui siana ; Bachelor of Science, Home Economics : Sec 'y of Young Peopl e's Sunday School Division , Student Teacher, Pres. of " B" Club , Sr. Athletic Director, ECHO Sport s reporter , T enni s, Ba skethall , Softball, Volley Ball.

McGILL, BILL, Carmi , Illinois ; Bachelor of Music E ducation , Public School Mu sic: Pres of Phi Delta Lambda, Certificate Recital, A Capella Choir, Chri stmas Choru s, Band , Pre s. of Orchestra, String Ensemble

MARSH, 'VILLIAM, Portales, New Mexico; Bachelor of Theology, and Bachelor of Arts, History: Band Pres ., Gospel Team, Prayer and Fasting, "B" Club, Basketball.

MOORE, GEORGE CHAPMAN, Dallas, Texas; Bachelor of Arts , English: Vice-Pres. Phi Delta Lambda, Junior Play, Fresh. Student Council Representative, A Cappella Choir Pres., Forensic Tournament: First in Interpretation of Poetry , Second in Radio Speaking, Second in Oratory, Certificate in After Dinner Speaking, Student Teacher, Dorm Council , Toastmaster Jr.-Sr. Banquet.

MOORE, DECIMA JEAN, Phoenix, Arizona; Bachelor of Arts, Speech: Prayer and Fasting, Missionary Band, Gospel Team, Degree Recital, Treble Choru s, Christmas Chorus, One Act Pla ys, Sunday School Teacher.

MUNN, LUKE E., Bethany, Oklahoma ; Bachelor of Arts , Hi stor y: Pra yer and Fasting , Student Teacher, Pres of F T A.

NORTHCUTT, CLAUDE LAWRENCE, Bonham, Texa s; Bachelor of Theology : Prayer and Fa sting , Phi Delta Lambda , Sunday School Teacher, "B" Club, Basketball , Gospel Team.

PARHAM, MARY RUTH, Akron, Ohio; Bachelor of Arts , Speech: Sunday School Teacher, Pres of Dorm Council , Degree Recital, ECHO reporter.

PATTERSON , J. HERSCHELL, Bethan y, Oklahoma; Bachelor of Theology.

PIGG, JOYCE , Bethan y, Oklahoma; Bachelor of Arts, English.

PITTENGER, ELLEN ROGERS , Be than y, Oklahoma ; Bac hel o r of Arts, English: Missionary Band , Gospel Team , Phi Delta La mbd a, College Queen, Chri stma s Choru s, Treble Choru s, Trio

PURGASON , JEAN , San Antonio , Texa s; Bachelor of Fine Art s: Certificat e Recital , Piano En semble, Chri stmas Choru s, Tr eble Choru s, " B" Club , Base ba ll

ROBN E' IT , CLII•TON , Kl ondi ke. Texas: Bachelor of Arts , Reli gio n : l'ra vc r and Fasting

RUSSELL. JAl'dES REY N DAL. Clarks , illc i\ li ssiss ippi : Bachelo r of 'J'hc o log1·: Student Dir ec t or of Rel igio ns Ac ti, iti cs , i\ lis· sio narv Band , Gospel T eam, l'r;n-cr a nd Fasting. Sn n da1· Sch ool Teacher , Christma s Chorns , Jr. Vi ce- Pre s., Donn Coun ci l.

SCROGGINS, EUGENE, Blanchard, Oklahoma; Bachelor of Theology : Gospel Team , Student Pastor , Supt. of Buildings and Crounds

SIMPSON, EULA MERLE WIMAN , Bethan y, Oklahoma; Bachelor of Science , Home Economics: Who ' s Who , Phi Delta Lambda, ARROW staff, Fresh Student Council Representative, Chri stmas Chorus , Pres. of Home Ec. Club , Sec 'y -Treas . of f' T. A

SIMPSON, HENRY PAUL, Bethany ; Bachelor of Arts, Religion, Who's Who, Phi Deita Lambda, Jr. Play, Men's Counselor, Campus Maintenance Supervisor, Sunday School Teacher.

SLEDGE , STEVIE HOPE , Bethan y, Oklahoma ; Bachelor of Art s, Speech : Pra yer and Fa sting, Fr esh Sec ' y-Treas ., Junior Pla y, Degree Recital, A Cappella Choir, Chri stma s Choru s.

SLEDGE, D. WAYNE , Bethany, Oklahoma ; Bachelor of Arts , Psychology: Prayer and Fasting, Gospel Tenu , A Cappella Choir , Quartet, Departmental Play , Sundav School Te1cher.

SMITH, J. RUSSELL, Ada , Oklahoma; Bachelor of Arts , Psychology: Prayer and Fa sting , Gospel Team , Junior Pla y, Senior Student Council Representative, Dorm Council , Cla ss Pre s., Departmental Pla y, Sunda y School Teacher.

STANDS, TALMADGE HORN, Beaumont, Texas; Bachelo r of Arts, Speech: Director of Jr. Plays, Degree Reci t al, Certifica t e Recital.

STEWART, RETIS, Bethany, Oklahoma; Bachelor of Arts, Religion: Prayer and Fasting , A Cappella Choir, Ouartet.

THOMPSON, RAYMOND LEE, Independence, Kansas; Bachelor of Theology: Prayer and Fasting, Gospel Team, Missionary Band, Orchestra, Christmas Chorus, Departmental Play.

TAYLOR, MINNIE LEA, Bethany, Oklahoma; Bachelor of Science, Business Education: Gospel Team, Prayer and Fasting, Missionary Band , Sec 'y to Dean of Student Life.

TROUTMAN, ROBERT DELWYN, Bush yhead, Oklahoma; Bachelor of Theology: Pray er and Fasting, Gospel Team, Missionary Band, ARRO\V Editor, \Vho's \Vho , College Mar shall , Phi Delta Lambda , Student Council.

VERBECK, EUGENE ROY , \\ ' ichita , Kansas ; Bachelor of Arts, Rel igion: \ V ho' s \Vho, Phi Delta Lambda Pres., Junior Play, Sec 'y of N. Y. P. S., Sundav School Tea cher , ''B" Cluh, Tennis , Quartet

\VALDEN, EVERETTE, Dallas , Texas; Bachelor of Science , Chemistry: Christmas Chorus , A Cappella Choir, Male Choir , Junior Pla y, Band , All School Quart e t. Trombone Trio , ECHO Business Jlvfanager.

\VEST , RHEBA EILEEN, Poteau , Oklahoma; B<lchclor of Arts Histon : Pra yer and Fasting, l\fissionarv Band , Go spel Team , Christmas Chorus , Treble Chorns, Vice -Pre s of Dorm Council, ECHO R eporter, ARRO\V Secretary.

rr7he House 1Beautiful"

PRESENTED BY THE SPEECH DEPARTMENT

Mrs Talmadge Stands D irector 1 -"

SPONSORED BY THE SENIOR CLASS

CAST

Gu y Sta yton _ Harrell Lankford

Elbert Baxter __ D ean Wilmoth

Archibald Da vis _______ George Moore

Jennifer Da vis ______ Doris Beaver

Hulda ____________ Bett y Nash

Nina Baxter ______ Poll y Harris

Dr Brink ___ Mervel Lunn

Sam Dreyer ___ Paul Franklin

Martha \Vile y ____ Mabel Cooner

Richard Davis

Age ten _Herlwyn La Due

Afterwards

Vivian Baxter

Jack Armold

10 Horn

" If you're holding a fort-your home of your soulit's a big thing to end where you started. "

" You mean you vote ' no'? Why, you crazy thing. I'm giving you the opportunity of a lifetime "

"

He ran out in front of Sam's car. That's all I know. "

"Our work's done Archie. I'm ready to go now andI'm tired , too."

The exclamation marks in the Crills' eyes and the gleaming silver service are just two more memories to be tucked away in the minds of B.P.C.'s ninetysix Juniors.

This yea r, a bus y and profitable one, officially began with a hayride to Lake Overholser, and ended with refreshments in the sponsors' back yard. Then, full of vim, vigor, and vitality, the Junior boys ran away with the season's football championship. It took sixty-one minutes to play that game because the last minute played off a tie.

Soon after, long nights of practice on the class play, Harriet, began. On Novemb e r 21st and 22nd the excellent cast played to a full house. The play was based upon the eventful life of Harriet Beecher Stowe. Its humor, pathos, and tense dramatic moments made it a pla y to be long remembered.

With the opening of the basketball season, the Juniors again gained the spotlight Their consecutive victories led to their winning the tournament. Then on February 28th, the class topped all activities with the annual Junior-Senior banquet at the Oklahoma City Country Club. Class members and guests took an air trip around the world. Pilot Johnn y Douglas explained the beauties of South America, Africa, Holland, China , Alaska, and Hawaii as they flew along. Not to be overlooked was the Junior trip to Lake Murray in May. There were sun, water, boats and hikes for all.

The Juniors are justifiabl y proud of their sponsors, and they tried to express their appreciation with their gift: a five piece silver service. The class ' reputation for solid co-opeartion, financial foresight, and artistic initiative is enviable.

Olen Riggs President

Double E. Hill Vice-President

Mary Ellen Herrin Secretary-Treasurer

Brown

Christensen, Junior Cloud, Eunice

Coal e, John

Alexander , Kenneth Ba ker, Bill Baker, Nova

Brumm ett , Neta

Beaty , June

Brakebill , Ra y

Carter, Earl

Cate , Mildred

, Odis

Cole , Harper

Couchman, Virginia

Crager, Aden

Davi s, Neil

Crenshaw, Hazel

Daniels, Herbert

Davis, Sue Nell

Di<:;kerson , Maurine

Davenport , Lillie Mae

Doing, . Peggy June

Dotson, Esther

Douglas, Johnnie

Emmert , Ruth

Faulkner, Darthymarie

Ferguson, John

Harris, Irwin

H a thaway, Noble

Herrin , Mary Ellen

Hall, J. Walter, Jr.

Hightower, Neil

Hill, Double E.

Hoffpauir, Lois

Fry, Georgiam ae

Gregg , Juanita

Hollingsworth, Ted

Horn, Celestine

Hurless, La una

Johnson , Tommie

Jansen,

Jared , Ralph

Karns, Colleen

Karns, Jean

Jernigan , Charlene

Kellogg, Merreta

Kifer, Boyd

King, Laveeta

Pauline

Knight, Marselle

Ladd, Forrest

Langford, Mary Lou

Lister, Zelma

Lucas, Mary Jane

Mahannah, Maurice

Matson, Morris

Miller, Norman

McMahon, Ruth

Mizell, Jackie

Newberry, Aaron

Oak es, L ore tta

Parrish , Milton

Peterson , Marvin

Potter , Lorraine

Robertson , James

Rainbolt , Cal vin

Reed , Velma

Roeber, Mildred

Ronn eka mp , George

Rigg s, Ol e n

Ro sbrugh , E lvin

Rowl ett , Louis e

Schun eman , Don

Smith, Bill

Smith, Clara Jean

Snow, Richard

Snowbarger, Marieta

Sutton , Geraldine

Thompson , Marceliene

Thompson, Lewis

Thompson , Mary Lou

Thompson , Richard

Timm , Pearl

Trager, Mary Louise

Wade , Lettie

'Vaggoner, Doris

Ware, Tillie

Watson , Loy

Warren , Winnie

Weiman, Harriett

Wiggs, Frances

Williams, Rosy

Wilson , Betty

Witske, Selma

" I prefer to have the family together

a favorite hymn. "

"Liberty is freedom to the individuals in it."

"Henry, how handsome you've grown! How distinguished!"

HARRIET

Presented by

The Junior Class

Directed by Mrs. Talmadge Stands

singing

"Sixty yards of real silk!"

" We should be proud to have a sister honored by the President."

CAST

Harriet Beecher Stowe --------------------Tommie Johnson

Catherine Beecher ______________________ Charlene Jernigan

Henry Ward Beecher ____________________________ Bill Baker

Calvin Stowe _________________________ Boyd Kifer

William Beecher ________ Neil Hightower

Charles Beecher ____ Milton Parrish

Edward Beecher Matson

Mary Beecher Perkins --------------------'-----Janie Lucas

Thomas Beecher _________________ Glenn McArthur

James Beecher ____ Calvin Rainbolt

Isabella Beecher ___________________________ Pauline Janzen

Dr. Lyman Beecher ___ Richard Thompson

Auntie Zeb ___________________________ Mary Louise Trager

Mr. Tuttle __________________________________ Bill Smith

Mr Wycherly _________ Marselle Knight

Samantha ___ __: ________ _____________ Lillie Mae Davenport

Freddie Stowe (child) _________ Herlwyn La Due

Freddie Stowe (man) _____________________ Marvin Peterson

Georgie Stowe _____________________________ Milc1red Cate

liatty Stowe _ .:. ___ Clara Jean Smith

Eliza Stowe _______ .:._ Barbara Human

Jerusha Pantry _________ Lewis Thompson

Lowell Denton - --Johnnie Douglas

Sukey ___ __: __________________________________ Tillie Ware

Haley__ Earl Carter

Jane - ----------------=----------Virginia Couchman

Mrs. Hobbs ___ Mary Louise Thompson

Rev. R Stephen Bennett takes his "Solo Flight "

BANQUET

FLIGHT INSTRUCTORS

''Na viJYat

If you happen to be on the campus some Wednesday during class-meeting time and hear a melodious sound filling the air, you may be sure that it's the Sophomore "prexy" crooning orders to his class. Joe Bean and his one hundred and seventy-nine Sophs have done a good job of showing us how to solve that chief problem of all second year students how to strike a happy medium between the silly Frosh and the conceited upper classmen. And just in case you're prone to minimize the task, let me tell you that it isn ' t easy Ask any Sophomore!

The chief activity of the year was seeing that the Freshmen were properly welcomed to our school. With the able assistance of the class sponsors , Prof and Mrs. Mark Moore, a program was worked out which was guaranteed to make every Freshman feel that personal attention was being paid to him. The fiendish glee with which the Sophs pounded the tom-tom and then watched while the poor "prospectors " ran to squat b y a bush made us wonder for a day if this class were completel y devoid of pity. But peace was made and the big barbecue furnished by the Sophs more than recompensed their victims for the bruises , strained muscles , and wounded dignity suffered.

Encouraged by knowledge that they had done a good job of initiating the Freshmen, the Soph s settled down to do as good a job on the more conventional tasks of college life Studies were attacked with vigor and determination-by some at least-and several of their number rated a place in the honor society. Ball teams were formed and the group turned out to cheer lustily while their teams fought for the glory of the class. Romances were -started, pursued , and culminated. In short, the Sophomores did everything that all good college students do

Almost imperceptibl y they have become more and more like the upper classmen so that the end of the year finds them well qualified to take their place as Juniors. This has been a grand year for the class of ' 49, bnt next year shows even better prospects. We can be sure that they'll make tl)e most of their opportunities.

Livel y Crawford Vice-President

Barbara Human Secretary

Joe Bean President

Lawana Loughmiller Treasurer

Adkins, Doris

Anderson, Zelia Mae

Armstrong, Kenneth

Babcock, Lois

Baker, Wilson

Baldwin , Gary

Baldwin, Oliver Ball, Mabel Ballard, Albert

Barne s, Opal Bean, Joe Beckel, Lola

Beresford, Dan Blake, Juanita Bl ake nship , H arold

Bohannan , Peggy

Brasher, Mildred

Braswell, Audrey

Brazelton, Woodrow

Brazelton, Veatrice

Brogdon , Tonie

Bruce, Robert

Brun son , Glenn

Burton , Leonard

Cantrell, Bailey

Carden, Leo

Cargill, George

Butler, Alberta

Bynum , Lois

Campbell , Waldo

Carter, Ruth

Cason , Fred Clay, Peggy

Clegg , Dulan

Collett, AI ta

Collins , Carl

Conrad , Ernest Coppock , Bonnie Cordell, Jo

Cozby, Baxter

Courtn ey, Geraldine Craw ford , Livel y

Crilly, Doroth y Dalaba, Gene Davenport, Lee

Derby, LaVera

Dole, Bernice

Dole, Elizabeth

Duffey , Avis

Edwards , Marion

Ellis , J. W

Emmert, H . C .

Felter, Wanda

Flick , Willi s

Franklin , Pa ul

Fulton , Claren ce

Gardn er, Iren e

Gault , Joa nna

G ill , M a ry Fra nces

Gill es pi e, In ez

Girard, Margaret

Grant, Chad Green , Henry

Green , Milton

Gri

ss om , Robert

Gri ssom , Violet

Groff, Anna Ruth

Guy , Marion

Hadduck, Edward

Hale, John

Hale , Mildrene

Haley, Iva Dell

Hall , David

Hall , Guy

Hammon , Melba

Harris, Earlene

Harrison , Jack

Hathaway, John

Hend erso n, Margaret

Heneger, Clarence

Hinkle , Jo sephine

Haag, Virginia

Holland , Curtice Hook, France!

Horn , Curtis Howerton, Norrnar.

Hudgens , E vel yn

Human , Barbara

Ingersol, Robert

In gle , : Adalene

I ssacs, R. H

James, Beverly

Jenkins, Gordon-

Johnson, Archie

Jones, Phyllis

Kent, Arlene

Ketchum , Gertrude

King, Wilbur

Knippers, Lora Lee

Knull , Thurman

Krigbaum , Naomi

Largo , Jam es

Ledbetter, Stanley

Ledbe tt er, Vernon

Lee, Pauline

Lee, Jack

Lee, Ouid a Lemmon s, R:o y

Lewis, Clark

Lindley, Beulah

Little , Margaret

Lorette, Barnard

Loughmiller, Lawana

Lockridge, William

Lunn, Mervel

Lynch, William

Lynn , Andie

McArthur, Glenn

McCall, Charles

Marsh , Archie

Martin, Tomie

Meador, Douglas

Milburn , Leroy

Milburn, Robert

Mizell , D ale

Moffa t , Marion

Moore , Charlene

Moore , Doroth)L

Mullin s, Travis

Nash , Betty

Neuenschwander , Doris

Newcomb, Margi e

Norris , D a rlene

N ye, Juanita

Oh sfeldt , Grace

Ove rholt, Eva Ellen

Pa tton, B. A Phelp s, Paul.

Ph elp s, Virgil

Pollard , Kenneth Porter, Bill

Reep, Kathleen

Rhodes , Virgil

Rose , Martha Lee

Rowlett, Marie

Sco tt, Herbert Scroggin s, Burl

Shreffler, Charles Simmon s, Earl Singletary, Robbie

Sistrunk, Werth

Smith, Doyle

Smith, Wallace

Snowbarger, Wa ve Lynn

Spinks , Lauris

Steele, Esther

Steven s, Wa yma n

Stinson, Betty

Sturdev ant, M arc ile

Sullivan , Arwa nn a

Sullivan , Evelyn

Talbert , Beatr ice

Taylor,, Katherine

Ta ylor, Lloyd

Taylor, Virgil

Thorp, Mary

Thompson, Algree

Traywick, Betty

Turbiville, Artie

Unruh, Ramon

Ward, Virginia

Watson, Larry

Willi ams , Lucene

Willsey, Marietta

Wilson , Genevieve

Wood, Elton

Wooten, Charlene

SOPHOMORE BANQUET

Dr. A. B Mackey, Pr esi dent Trevecca Nazarene College Guest Sp ea ker

INITIATION

General Rules

I. No freshman will leave the campus

2. All freshmen must answer to the name of "prospecters."

3. When a Sophomore says "Gold Rush," all freshmen must start digging in the ground for gold.

4. When the tom-tom is heard, all freshmen must squat beside a bush or tree.

5 At the sound of cow bells all freshmen mustreport to the stockade.

Special Rules for Girls

l. Girls will wash their hair Wednesday night and not comb it until Thursday at 7:00p.m. It is not to be done up

2. Girls must wear the longest and most modest Mother Hubbard dress they can find.

3. Girls will carry all day a tin can or bucket with small holes in it, and yet not so large but what it will hold some gravel.

4. Girls will sit on chairs sideways. ·

5. On Friday, girls will wear their "Sunday-go-to-meeting" clothes.

Special Rules for Boys

I. Boys will not shave from Tuesday until Thursday :it 7:00 p.m.

2. Boys will wear khaki or blue jeans with loud colored shirts. A white or green handkerchief must be worn around the neck, fastened with a large safety pin.

3. Boys will ride a hobby horse all day.

4. Boys must have chairs reversed for dinner.

5. Boys must wear a hat or cap all day.

6. On Friday, boys must wear suit and bow ties.

Schedule for Thursday

l. All freshmen must be up by 4:00 a.m. and have their rooms cleaned by 4:30

-2. Roll Call at the stockade . .. 4:30a.m.

3. Exercises . .. 5:00 a.m. until 6:00 a .m

4. Inspection for ingrown toenails and corns 6:00 a.m until 6:30 a.m.

5. Clean-up campus ... 6:30a.m. to 7:00a.m .

6. Breakfast 7:00a.m. Freshmen must eat with shoes eff

7. Freshman chapel 10:30 a.m.

8. Dinner 12:15 p.m. Only one shoe off for dinner.

9. Greased Pig relay 2:45 p.m

10. Wagon trip to South Woods 4:00p.m.

11. Evening chow, .followed by hill-billy program 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

"Being a college student isn't so bad once you get used to it." That's the opinion of the three hundred and sixty-five Freshmen who have started their college career in Bethany-Peniel this year. And to anyone who has watched them as they've made the necessary adjustments, it's apparent that this year's Frosh have what it takes. Absolutely fearless, they went through the receiving line at the Faculty Reception like veterans and hardly batted an eye at the intricacies of orientation.

Of course the Sophomores were waiting with outstretched arms and gleaming eyes to make the new students feel completely at home-before the day was · over many of them no doubt wished they were at home! Asbolutely no formality on initiation day. Girls with uncombed hair and dressed in the most modest Mother Hubbards were gallantly escorted by bearded boys wearing blue jeans and riding stick horses. But somehow the "prospectors" managed to live through the "gold rush." Peace was made when Lively Crawford, vice-president of the Sophs, and Paul Hendrix, chief prospector, signed a treaty in a formal chapel service. That evening found the two classes feasting together at the expense of the Sophomores.

A party in the South Woods complete with chaperonage in the persons of class sponsors Prof. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Holman was the first class activity. But not the last! No one can accuse the Frosh of inactivity whether it's studying or playing, they compete with the best.

B. P. C. is justly proud of her Freshman Class of '47. To all of you who have helped to make this year: such a great success, we say, "Good-luck, and come back again next year."

Leo Birdwell Treasurer

Paul Hendrix President

Elaine Timm Secretary

Bill y Dallas Vice:President

Adams, Akers, Beulah

Alexander, Lawrertce

Arnold, Winola

Armold, Jack

Baldwin, Anna Jean

Baldwin, Howard

Baldwin; Jack Baldwin, J. W.

Beaver, Doris

Bilyeu, Doyle · Bilyeu, Ila Grace

Birdwell, J. W

Birdwell, Leo

Bishop, Glen

Bloodworth , George

Bohann o n, Ra ymond

Bohannan , William

Bolerjack, R T.

Bowman, Jack

Brandes, Marita

Bra sher, Philo

Bra swell , Ro y

Bright, Hugh , Jr.

Briscoe, Birdie

Brown , D011ald

Brown, Geron

Brown, Royce

Browning, H azel

Brumm et t , Robe rt

Burney, Murrell

Burso n , Erne st

C ampbell , Bonnie

C antrell, Alma Dean

Carl eton , Sherrill

C arothers, Joan

C a rr , Veneti a Carr oll , Bill y Carroll , Robert

C arter, Jame s Cason, Mary Lou Cavener, C . E.

Chalmers, Lawrence

Chandler, Geneva

Chapman , Pearl

Cheek, Edith

Cherry, Irene

Cheveallier, Pauline

Clark, Joe

Cloud, Dennis

Coleman , Woodie

Conrad, W ellsey

Coody, D arwyn

Cooper, Leon

Cornelius, Wanda

Covell , Lawrence

Crawford, Robert

Cross, Hen ry

Culwell , Harold

Culwell , Thelma

Dallas, Bill y

Damewood , Alice

Daniels, Virginia

Dardon, Mary

Davidson, Orin

Davis ; Carolyn

Davis, Erwin

Davis, Floyd

Da vis , John

Davis , M. L

Davis, Robert

Davis , Thurman

Dodson , Wilbur

Donalson , Bonnie

Dorough , Janil

Dougharthy , Wilburn

Dudney, Bennett

Emrich , Robert

Eud aley, Malcolm

Fields, Richard

Firestone, Orville

Fox, Jun e

Fre nch , John

Friese n , Olga

Gand y, \Villia m

G ardner , John

G a rrett , Carl

G a rri son , Robe rt

G eo rge, Cantley

Ghol so n, Lawrence

Gilbert , Ronald

Gilham , Thomas Gilliam, Jack

Godkin , Forest

Gouker, Betty

Grant, Dwight

Grant, Dwain

Green , Andrew Grunewald, Bett y

Gunter , Birdie

Hall , Leonard Haltom, Roberta

Hampton , Steve Hardin, Dewey Harlen, Glendena

Harper, Harold

Harper, Paul Harris, Hubert

Harris, Max

Harris, Norma Jean

Harris, Pauline

Harri so n, Mary Harrison , Travis Ha stings , Virginia

Heap , Harlan

Heck, Don El Helm , Paul

Helm, Roberta Helm , Rhoma Hendrix, Paul

Hicks, Sharlot Hightower, Hazel Hillery , Lee

Hilton, Norm a

Hogan , Emma Jean Holland, Cameron

Hollis, Robert Hoover , Daniel Hopkins, Evelene

Hopkins , Phyllis Houghtling, Gene Houts, Ann

lngersol, Paul Ingles, Lloyd Ingles, Ruth

Jennings, Paul

Johnson , Johnnie F:iye

Jones, Bess

Jones , Lewis

Kedy , Charle s

Kee, Ro y, Jr.

Keet on, crant

Ket chum , Marin ell

Ketchum , Winston

Kifer , D oro th y

King , Earl

Kirkland , Curti s

Knippe rs, Carol yn

Knipper s, Shural

Knippers, H aro ld

Kounter , Ivan Kutchka, Betty Langford , Harrell ·

Lasater, Patricia Law, Lucille Law, Richard

Lawson, Che ster Ledbetter, Ada Lester, Howard

Lewis, Bill y Lewis, Lester Light, Darlene

Little, Charle s Little, Helen Locke, Je rald

Lo cke, Thelma Long, Doroth y Lynch, Minnie

McClaflin , Bertha

McClelland , Bob McClure, James

McCoy, Lawrence McDowell, Jean McGill , Van

McGiachin, Gayle McLain, Mariglyn McMullen , Joyce

McNair , Lucille

Makes Cry, Albert Maney, Ruth

Mann, Stephen

Mannering, Ann

Manners, Betty Lou

Martin , Grace

Martindale, Ra ymond

Matson, Billy

Matson, Ruby

Mauldin, Johnie

Mayo , Alvin

Meador, Vermeil

Meeker, Mary Frances

Merril, Gracie

Messer, Bobby

Messer, Emmilene

Middleton , James

Mill er, Alvin

Mill er, Mae-Sallee

Miller , \Vcndell

Mims, Kenneth

Min yard, Mildred

Moor, June

' Moore, Donna _

Moore, Juanita

Moore, Ray

Morrisett , \Ya nda

Motley, Eric

Moulton , Ralph

Mundell , Harlen

Mundell , Virginia

Munguia C. , Ramon

Murray, Lawana

Nee! , Edna

Nelson, June

· Newcomb , Donald

Niedens, Walter

Niles, Jac queline

Oake s, Winifred

Orndoff, Patricia

Orr, Elmo

Osborn e, Adrian

O ve rh olt , Elbert

Overm yer , Helen

Pagan , E. C

Parker, Gerre

Parkhurst , Mildred

Perkins, Mary Alice

Perkins, Eileen

Perryman, J. E

Phipps , Phala

Pittenger, Clauqe

Pittenger, Marie

Plemon s, Eugene

Price, Orval

Ralston, Robert

Rap; Loren Ray, Betty Fay

Ray, J E

Peter son , Leonard

Phillips, Mary Lou

Phillips , Olena

Reeves, Ruthene

Rhode s, Dorothy

Rhode s, OneJ:a

Rhoe , Betty

Riggs, Virgil

Rishel , Lesta

Roach, Douglas

Roach , Wilburn

Roark, Warren

Robertson, Cora

Robinson, Robert

Rollins, Kenneth

Rosenbaum, Warren

Rotlmer, Frank

Runyon , LeRoy

Sadler, Gordon

Sanders , Joe Sa yes, Howard

Sch a uer, Leola Mae

Scofield, Genelle Scott, Miriam

Sear ch , Ira Shaffer, Garland Short, ·Willi a m

Shoulder, Jackie Shrive, Marilou

Simmon s, Victor

Stearman, Sam Starkes, Marjorie Stevens , Edna

Stewart, Calvin Stewart, Marshall Stewart, Vera

Street, William

Stroman, David Stump, Richard

Swim , Marilyn Terry, Glen Thoma s, Euline

Thomason , George Thompson , Jack Thompson, Kathleen

Timm, Elaine Timm , Velma Tinsley, Doris

Trammell, Mordell

Tucker, Jimmy

Tucker, Joe

Turner, Jacqueline

Twining, Eugene

Unruh, Melvin

Vanderlinde, Phillip

Vandievere, Virginia

Vaughn, Fred

Vaughn , Mabel

Wade, Lawrence

Walker, Winnie

Walker, Irene

Walker, Tella

Watson, Elizabeth

West, Ralph

Mary Nell

Whitaker, Nota·

White, Billie Katherine

White, Elizabeth

White, Patricia

Whitlock, Lorraine Wiley, Herbert Williams, Calvin

Williams, Edwin Williams, Hubert Williamson, Roland

Wilmoth, Dean Wilson, Donald Wilson, Virginia

Wiman, Cecil

Wisdom , Gerald

Wood , Joseph

Wretling , Charle s

Wretling , Willamina

Wright, Ralph

Yarbrough, Ruth

Yate s, Doris Young, Ray

FRESHMAN BANQUET

Rev. \ i\1 B. McGraw , Sp ec ial Speak er

Geron Brown , Toa s tmaster

Akin, Leonard Birdwell, Theo Blackshear, Ann

Bottoms, Mildred

Brown, Fred Brown, Leci

\

Carleson, Irene Conrad , Pauline

Co yle, Thelma

Crenshaw, Harold Emmert, Jo y Emmert, Thurman

Ester, June

Fechner, John Hoffpauir, Audrey

Hoffpauir, Wilma Dean Hollowell, Frances

Hostutler, Asa

Ingle, Junella

James , Phyllis Jenkins, Luther

Kannady, Robert Kilgore, Geneva Kilgore, Howard

Lawrence, Truman Morgan , Harold Morgan, Opal

Owen s, Ruth Jean Raymer, Ida Beth

Reneau , Clifford

Rhul, Evelyn

Schardein , Charles

Stanley, Joy Dee

Steele, H erbert

Steele, Leona

St. John , Betty

Upchurch, Vachel

Wassom, Betty

Wassom, Earl

Watson, James

Watson, Jean

Wittler, Elaine

Verbeck, Neva (Special)

Wright, Ruby (Special)

SPECIALS

Baldwin , Lucile

Barnard, Elnora

Bebout, Mathilda

Beck, Albert

Cargill, Gertrude

Cordell , Louise

Cottam, Ted

Firestone, Lois

Gatlin , Verda

Hull , Kenneth

Jared , Clara

Lyn ?h, Betty

Pace, Eunice

Prouse , Darlene

Stinson , _ Vernie

THE SCHOOL HYMN

Faith of our fathers! living still In spite of dungeon, fire and sword, 0 how our hearts beat high with joy When ' er we hear that glorious Faith of our _fathers! holy faith!

We will be true to Thee till death!

Our fathers, chained in prisons dark, \Vere still in heart and conscience free : How sweet would be their children ' s fate, It they, like them, could die for thee!

Faith of our fathers! holy faith!

We will be true to Thee till death!

Faith of our fathers! we will love

Both friend and foe in all our strife : And preach Thee, too , as love knows how, By kindly words and virtuous life : Faith of our fathers! holy faith!

We will be true to Thee till death!

STUDEN -T ORGANIZATIONS

Bill McGill , President of Phi Delta Lambda ; Glenn McArthur, President of l\1issionary Band; J. M. Ellis, President of Pra yer and Fasting; Luke Munn, President of F T A.; Boyd Kifer , President of Gospel Tea m

Mly 1, 1947

Mr. Bob Trou tma.n Editor of the ARROW Bethany, Oklahoma.

M,y dear Mr. Troutman:

I wish to convey to you and to your fine staff my congratulations upon the publication of this the 1947 edition of our college yearbook. College life at Bethany-Peniel College holds .nuch for the sincere, earnest student. From our college are consistently going many who are today doing the work of strong men in the many fields of honest endeavor.

In the years to come students, faculty, and friends of our college will be pleased to note the way you have so splendidly portrayed the life and activity of Bethany-Peniel College. The academic, the social, and the religious life of our campus is so very well shown. To those of us that have been privileged to be closely associated with the college, it will revive many fine memories. To parents and friends the world around, it will adequately portray the life and work of the school we all love.

Mr. Troutman, I am sure that everyone who has an occasion to view this .ARROW joins me in eX];>ressing to you our thanks for· the faithful and efficient work you have done. It is my sincere prayer, and I trust it shall be the high resolve of each of us, that with the help of a loving heavenly Father, Bethany-Peniel shall continue to serve more effectively and proficiently a lost and needy world.

Vii th full assurance of my highest personal regards, I am

MOst sincerely yours,

ECH:.ml t

E. c. Hall Dean of Students

PROFESSOR E. C HALL Dean of Student Life

Just a few more hour s and we'll be gone. Hope I don't sound sentimental , but it is true that several of us will not ha ve th e good fortune to be back in B. P. C. next year. In view of that fact , let' s ha ve just on e more little t alk.

We have had -a wonderful year be ca use God ' s approval has been upon the activities of the campus, and becaus e of the whole-hearted, co-operative spirit that has manifested The re vival efforts have found fruition in "life' s turning point" experiences for man y, and real spiritual help for all. We have met God in many of the chapel services ; the dorm pra yer meetings have been times of rejoicing For all of this , I want to express my sincere gratitude to God and say a real "thank you " to everyone who has ever attended the meetings of the religious organizations.

In retrospection, there is one question we need to ask our selves: Have we done our best? Success is not measured b y the quantity of results but by the quality of our efforts If we ha ve not put forth a since re effort to develop our God-gi ven talents in His Kingdom , let us determine that toda y, and in the tomorrow s, we will " give of our best to the Master. "

Yours because of Christ,

J Reyndal Russell Student Director of Religious Activities

PRAYER AND FASTING LtAGUE

The PRAYER AND FASTING L EAGUE is an · organization founded for the purpose of providing a greater opportunity for students to meet God in intimate communion Each Frida y during the noon hour a large percentage of the student body avail themselves of this opportunity . Services are conducted in the main auditorium of the College Church and are largely devotional in nature . During re vivals, meetings are held twice weekly .

No one who has attended a Prayer and Fasting service will minimize the importance of this group of devout Nazarene youth who seek earnestl y to follow Christ after the pattern of the Bible and their church. From the midst 9f such groups today, come the l eaders of our church tomorrow!

Albert Gamble F : Treasurer; Prof semester Pres · E th Second semeste; cfoyd, Facuity Secretary' enn McArthur, Ellis,

GOSPEL TEAM

GOSPEL TEAM promotes the spiritual life of our college by emphasizing a program of evangelism and providing opportunities for special Christian service. Every week-end finds various groups preaching andsingil}g the Gospel in the churches of our educational zone. All field - work is under the direction of a committee which work in connection with the Student Director of Religious Activity. _

Meeting each Thursday evening in Bresee Chapel, Gospel Team services are characterized by enthusiasm and freedom in the Spirit Everyone comes expecting to meet God-is it any wonder that the organization is a vertiable dynamo of Christian vitality?

lty Sponsor; - ' }Aark }Aoort, (_not . d t · PrO• · secretary Clark Vice-p:deS\ tnLoretta oakes, Joe pres\ en ' Boyd ""' ' pictured)·

MISSIONARY BAND

Bethany-Peniel College is definitely mission-conscious. Twice a month on Tuesday evening, the MISSIONARY BAND meets in Bresee Chapel for an hour of devotion, prayer, and instruction. Although many of the group are preparing for active service on the field, membership is not restricted to called missionaries, The objective is to present missions in such a way that our young people will give whole-hearted support to the missionary program of the Church of the Nazarene . Missionary Band puts its teachings into practice by taking a specia l project each year to promote the cause of missions. Three-thousand dollars was raised to establish a new station in Australia; over two-thirds of this amount was pledged by students and faculty in a special chapel program, the remainder coming from churches which call the Band for missionary programs.

Glen McArthur . Prof c H ' President · v · Wim ' IVIan Beckel S president. an, Faculty Spon sor · M"Jt ecretary·Treasurer· ' I on Parrish, Vice:

PHI DELTA LAMBDA

It's an honor tci be a member of the honor society-logical, isn't it?

The local Eta chapter of Phi Delta Lambda, an inter-collegiate honor society operating in Nazarene Colleges, has for its purpose the stimulation of interest in scholarship and high educational standards Students who have attained a 2.50 grade average on thirteen hours or more for two successive semesters are elected to yearly membership Graduates with a 2.40 average ·for their entire four year course are extended permanent membership.

In spite of their studies, these students find time to take an active part in extra-curricular activities An autumn banquet, held in the Bethany Youth Center; an installation service for new members; and a spring picnic have helped to make the year a most successful one.

Everyone can ' t be in the honor society, but everyone can try You don't have to be a book-worm-it just takes initiative, perseverance, discipline , and hard work!

Bill McGill , President; Prof Elizabeth Nelson , Facult y Sponsor; Curtis Horn , Vice -Pre sident; Nova Baker, Secretary-Treasurer

(Top) M Guy, J. Blake, K. Pollard, M Mahannah, W. Blake.

(Bottom) J. Christensen, M. Herrin , J . Karns, F. Ladd, C Karns, T Johnson, R. Troutman

(Top) B Stinson, J Horn , M Dickerson, L. Munn, V. Ta ylor , W. Warren , E. Pittenger, L. Hoffpauir (Center) V. Ledbetter, C. McCall , E Verbeck, C. Shreffier, E. M Simpson , H. Jones, C Moore (Bottom) L. Oakes, B Baker, W. Mansveld, W Baker, M. Willsey, L. Taylor, G Ohsfeldt, B Human, C. Jernigan , seated.

BANQUET

holds his listeners spellbound

Prof. Holman ·

The purpose of a yearbook is two-fold: to provide a record of the year's activities for the students' present and future enjoyment, and to serve as a means p y which the educational zone can come to know their school. We of the staff have tried to maintain a balance between the two in the make-up of the '47 ARROW.

The task of publishing an annual would be an impossibility without the operation of both student bod y and faculty. To our president for his advice; to our sponsors for their sympathetic understanding ; to the professors for their patience as we ' ve disr,upted class schedules; to the students for their co-operation; and to the Staff, I want to express my sincere thanks. Problems , perplexiti es and discouragements have come, but the consciousnes s of God's presence and the knowledge that y ou were supporting us has given strength to complete the job.

We hope that you will feel repaid for all inconvenience as you look at the finished book We have tried to give you an annual you will enjoy and one which you will be proud to show your friends as representative of our school. If we have succeeded in any measure, we shall feel ampl y rewarded for our work.

Bob Troutman Editor

Doris Beaver, SocietY Editor

· Professor A. Laughbaum, Literary Critic

Loretta Oakes , Religious Editor

Neil Hightower, Businesss , Manager

Leonard Harper , Assistant Business Mgr

Dr. and Mrs. W. C. La Due Faculty Sponsors

Raymond Martindale, Ass ' t Photographer

Milton B Parrish, Staff Photographer

Charlene Jernigan, Fine Arts Editor

Mary Ellen Herrin, Girls' Sports Editor

Olen Riggs, Boys ' Sports Editor

Jackie Mizell, Secretary; Tommie Johnson, Associate Editor

f positive. here's proo

Second helpings!'

Mrs. La cook Due can

THE REVEILLE EcHo Staff has attempted this year to produce a college newspaper which not only carries news to the student body, but also reaches a high standard in the collegiate newspaper world and presents a true picture of BethanyPeniel College to our outside readers. To this end we have continually striven, and, we think, not without some measure of success.

It has been our aim to promote high scholarship and well-organized living in thoroughly Christian

THE REVEILLE EcHo has been a co-operative affair. No one person has done all the work, but a relatively small group of staff members has worked hard to produce our school paper. -

Recognizing a diversity of desires and tastes, we have tried to hold an even of news, human interest, and humor. We hope that you have been pleased .

To out sponsor, Professor E. Boyd Shannon, and to all who have contributed, we say "thanks."

Forrest E. Ladd Editor

Curtis Horn, Business Manager

Prof. Boyd Shannon, Faculty Sponsor

John Hale, Associate Editor

The Sponsor Speaks

Congratulations, Forrest!

Jackie Mizell, Reyndal Russell, James Carter, Jean Karns, Joe Clark, Marjorie Dickerson

C. Smith, B. Smith, A. France, C. Rainbolt, J Christensen, T. Cate

G. Parker, J. Turner, L. Knippers, C. Wooten, M. Ingle, J. Horn

M. Lunn, C. Karns, J. Braswell, L. Ta ylor, R . Knight

F Brown , M. Herrin , M. Trager, I. Davis, G . Bishop , P. Helm

F . T. A. PLEDGE

THE GOOD TEACHER REQUIRES:

PHYSICAL VITALITY. I will try to keep my bod y well and strong.

MENTAL VIGOR. f will stud y daily to keep my mind active and alert.

MORAL DISCRIMINATION I will seek to kno w the right and live by it.

WHOLESOME PERSONALITY. I will cultivate in myself goodwill , friendliness, poise, upright bearing, and careful speech.

HELPFULNESS. I will learn the art of helping others by doing helpful things dail y in school and home.

KNOWLEDGE. I will fill my mind with worthy thoughts by observing the beautiful world around me, by reading the best books, and by association with the best companions.

LEADERSHIP. I will make my influence count on the side of right, avoiding habits that weaken and destroy.

THESE THINGS

WIL I DO NOW THAT I MAY BE WORTHY OF THE HIGH OFFICE OF TEACHER.

row : E. Simpson; H Jones , M Herrin , 0. Phillips, R Maney,· 0.' Rhodes, W Warren Second row: A Lunn, W Blake, W Cornelius, D Yates , V. Timm, J. M Dickerson, M. Dickerson, H Williams. Third row : M Mahannah, G. Wilson, I. Haley, M. Trager, G. Schofield, V Couchman , V. Duffy, D Beaver, P. Hopkins, M . Rowlett, A. Groff, T. Stands Fourth row: J. Gardner, E Davis, T Walker , J. Coale, L. Harper, P. Hendrix, A. Newberry, D. L. Lester, C. Lawson, L Munn. ·

Sponsor ; H Turner, ' Prof. Anne Gr ev e, E Simpson, Sec y, Vice -Pres.; L Munn , Pres.

First

IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLlEGES

The honor of representing one's school in WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES is a nationally recognized distinction Election is based upon character, scholarship, extra-curricular activities, service to the school, and potentiality for future usefulness in business and society. Students who are elected are presented with a certificate of recognition and are privileged to wear the official keya symbol of the most versatile achievement in college. A biography of each student-elect is included in the current volume of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, a book which serves as a guide for personnel managers who are seeking capable college graduates.

By joint action of the Administrative Council and the Student Council, twelve students from B. P. C. were elected to membership this year. Delene Stockton Johnson is already a member by virtue of her election last year .

Bethany-Peniel College congratulates and honors her most outstanding students. May their future life be as successful and useful as the i r college life has been!

· Professor Vernon Snowbarger · Director of Athletics

Odis Brown, Boys' Athletic Director

FOOTBALL REDSKINS-N. Miller , G. Shaffer, R. Knight, 0 Brown, B Baker , H Cross

CLASS CHAMPIONS ; Jtmiors-N Miller , 0. Brown, N , Davis, B. Baker, M. Matson , R Knight , C Rainbolt

SOPHOMORES

M. L. Davis, Jack Lee, Robert Milburn, , Archie Marsh, Charles Milburn, Joe Bean, Lively Crawford, Douglas Meador.

FRESHMMAN

Woodie Coleman, J. W. Baldwin, Warren Rosenbaum, Bob Davis, Ira Search , Dewey Hardin

Garland Shaffer, Henry Cro ss, Ray Young, Dick Fields , Bob Ral ston, J. W Birdwell

SENIORS

Everette Walden, Danford Alger, Wayne Sledge Roy Ingle, James Foreman, Deward Finch.

JAMBOREE

The Bethany-Peniel Redskins humbled the Rothschild's quintet in the annual Jamboree game which was played on Frida y evening, November 29. A capacity crowd attended the official opening of the basketball season, and. cheered the college team on the road to victory.

McArthur sparked the team through the first period. Brown was particularly adept at shooting; his twelve points made him high point man for the game. Cozzens hit three shots from the field despite an ankle injury Finch played a fine defensive gaine, and Riggs ' maneuvering over the court left little to be desired. Carroll , one of the two freshmen to break into the line-up , showed much promise in the short time he playe<l.

The Redskins were out in at the first quarter 8-4; at half-time the college was still in the iead with. a scor<\ of 16-6. During the third quarter, the Rothschild ' s team came to life and pushed ahead 22-21. But in the final frame, the college team played almost without error and compietely dominated the floor. The Rothschild's boys were unable to score in the last six minute s of the game. The final score was 38-24.

Front : 0 Brown ; D Finch ; 0. Riggs; W. Cozzens; G McArthur Back : E Overholt; ·D Stroman; R Ingle Not Pictured : B Carroll

CI-IAMPIONS!

JUNIOR TEAM. Front row : Marvin Peterson , Odis Brown , Milton Parrish

Second row : Irwin Harris , Olen Riggs, Bill Baker, Don Schuneman.

SENIORS

(Front row) William Marsh, Danford Alger, Eugene Verbeck. (Second row) Everette Walden, Claude Northcutt, Wayne Cozzens, Roy Ingle.

SOPHOMORES

(Front row) Bob Milburn, Glenn McArthur, Edward Hadduck (Second row) Joe Bean , Lively Crawford , Baxter Cozby.

FRESHMEN

(Front row) Garland Shaffer, Bcib Carroll, Janies Carter (Second row) C. E. Cavener, David Stroman, Elbert Overholt.

Olen Riggs

Irwin Harris

Bill Baker

Garland Shaffer Cozby

Odis Brown

Deward Finch

Wayne Cozzens

Glenn McArthur

Bob C arro ll

JUNIORS

SENIORS

Front: P. Simp so n , D Alger , W Marsh Ba ck: E. Walden , R Ingle , W. Cozzen s, L. M unn

Front: C Rainbolt , J Horger, M. Peter so n Back: M Parrish, N. Miller, 0 Brown, M Knight, M . M atson , B . Baker

FRESI-IMEN

First Row : I. Search, E. Overholt, R. Carr oll , W. Ro se nbaum , W. Coleman , D Hardin , J. Baldwin , J. Armold, G. Brown . Second Row :· J. Birdwell , R . Ralston, T. Lawrence, c Shaffer, J. Carter , D Stroman, M Stewart.

First Ro w: J. Lee, S Ledbetter , A. Mar sh Second Row : B. Lorett e, B. Milburn, G. McArthur, B Co zby, D Meador, C Grant

Billy Dallas Singles Champion

BOYS' TRACK

N Hightower; 0 Brown

Garland Sb ff, Ir a er 1gb Point,;.,."v!an

Ro y Ingle

Charles ·Little

WARRI .ORS

Milton Parri sh, Presid ent

Glenn McArthur, Vice -Pre sident

Gene Verbeck, Secretary

First Row : N Davis , M Peterson, K. Arms t rong , J Hall, W Ma rsh, D. Alger. Second Row : 0. Brown, W Cozzens, D. Schunem an , I. H arris , L. Crawford , C Northcutt

Harriet Wellman, Girls' Athletic Director

Wanda Morrisett

Mary Ellen Herrin

Alma Jean Lunn

Peggy Bohannon

Charlotte McGill

Millie Akin

Nita Gregg

Mary Jo Horn

Muriel Ingle

Velma Reed

SENIORS: Front: C McGill, M. Ingle. Back: H. Adams, J. Purgason, J. Horn, A. Lunn , M. Akin.

JUNIORS : M. Herrin, J. Gregg , M. Emmert, V Reed. ( Not pictured) M George, T. Ware , R. William s, L. Williamson, M. Langford.

SOPHOMORES : Front: B. Coppock, E. Dole , D Rhodes , A. Sullivan , P Bohannon. Back : G. Wil son, V Carr , L. Knippers, K. Re ep , A. Butler, C. Moore.

FRESHMEN : Front: 0. Rhodes, V. Hastings, W. Morrisett. Back: N. Krigbaum , P. Hopkins, C. Robertson, H. Hightower, D. Kifer.

CHAMPIONS!

First Row : M. Aki!l, J Horn , A. Lunn

Second Row: H. Jones, C. McGill , R Heap , M. Ingle

JUNIORS

(Front row) M Herrin, V. Reed, J. Gregg.

(Second row) M. Emmert , Z Lister , P .Ja nzen , H Weiman, S. Faulkner.

SOPHOMORES

(Front row) E. Dole, A. Sullivan.

(Second row) B. Coppock, D. Rhodes , L. Knippers, G Wilson.

FRESHMEN

( Front row) 0. Rhodes , E. Cheek, J Johnson, H Hightower , E. Stevens

( Second row) P . Harris , F. Hollowell, P . Phipps, W .. Morrisett, L. Schauer.

BASKETBALL REDSKINS

Velma Reed

Muriel Ingle

Sandy Faulkner

Alma Jean Lunn

Hazel Hightower

Mary Ellen Herrin

Mary Jo Horn

Arwana Sullivan

Elizabeth Dole

Heap

Nita Gregg

Charlotte McGill

Charlotte McGill

Nita Gregg

Gl RLS' TRACK

Velma Reed and Mary Jo Horn

Prof. Jackson, Faculty S J ·t G ponsor uam a regg p .d M , res1 ent A ary E Herrin, Secreta rwanna Sullivan v · p ry , Jce resJdent

Front Row : V Reed, R. Emmert, B Coppock, M. Ingle , M Lunn, M. Herrin

Back Row: M. Akin, J Horn, J. Purgason , R. Jackson , C McGill, J. Gr egg , A. Sullivan ,

Mr. and Mrs Paul Simpson Men's Counselor

Mrs . Mary J. Sears Counselor, Bud Robinson Hall

Mr s. M G. Jobe Counselor, Jernigan Hall

DINING HALL

Mrs. Katie Drewry Coliege Dietetician

LiBRARY

JSS Susan Schultz

Assistant Libranan

Mrs. Elizabeth Willi s Librarian

DRAG

Mr. and Mrs. Geron Brown Managers

Dr. Hardy C. Powers Spring Lecturer

Dr. Jarrette Aycock Fall Lecturer

Dr. and Mrs. Mendell Taylor Dr. David Hind and Rev. Remiss Rehfeldt

Rev and Mrs. Leslie Fritzland

Dr. E. Stan] · ey Jones

Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Strang, Pastor

Rev. Remiss Rehfeldt Fall Revival

Rev . Harr y E. Jessop Holine ss Convention

Rev. Mendell Taylor Sprin2 RevivaJ

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT of the CI-IURCI-I

The college church seeks to meet the spiritual needs of our students by providing a place in which ·they may worship, and affording them an opportunity for active Christian service.

Cole , director Of Religious ·Education, and Albert Gamble, Church visitor, talk over plans for the college department.

College getting ready for choir processional.

Joe Clark Director of Youth Church

Yokemates Division of N ,Y P.S.

Professor Mary La Due and her sophomore girls.

Professor Anne Greve is in charge of the nursery .

Professor Alice Lewis and June Beaty direct Junior Church

ALL SCHOOL PARTY

Without the support of the churches on our educational zone, the ' 47 ARROW would not be possibl e. We appreciate the financial aid they have given us-, but most of all we are grateful for their prayers in our behalf . May God 's richest blessings be upon the Church of the Nazarene in every phase of her world-wide program

BETHANY-PENIEL COLLEGE BOOSTERS

ARKADELPHIA CHURCH of the NAZARENE

Rev. Marie Brown , Pastor 807 Crittenden Street Arkadelphia, Arkansas

BATESVILLE CHURCH of the NAZARENE

Rev. Lo y D Jone s, Pa stor 1611 E. Harri so n Str ee t Batesville, Arkan sas

CHASE CHURCH of the NAZARENE

Rev. 0. A. McGuire , Pa s tor Box 303 Chase, Kan sas

CRYSTAL CITY CHURCH of the NAZARENE

Rev \ ¥ illiam C. Emberton , Pastor Box 1012 Crystal City, Texas

FAIRBURY CHURCH of the NAZARENE

Rev R A. Gilster, Pastor 314 7t h Str eet Fairbury , Nebraska

HOOKER CHURCH of the NAZARENE

Re v. Floyd W. Akin, Pastor Hooker , Oklahoma

HARRAH CHURCH of the NAZARENE

Rev. L. E. Sha w, Pastor Box 72 Harrah , Oklahoma

INDEPENDENC E CHURCH of the NAZARENE

Rev. L. A. Bolerj ack , Pa stor 511 W Walnut Street Independence , Kan sas

KINGFISHER CRURCH of the NAZARENE

Rev. E. E. Orton , Pastor 3 15 S. Seventh Street Kingfi sher , Oklahoma

NOWATA CHURCH of the NAZARENE

Rev. S. Mood y Campbell , Pastor Box 129 Nowata, Oklahoma

OKEMAH CHURCH of the NAZARENE

Rev. Luther Shaw , Pastor 224 Fourth Street Okemah, Oklahoma

SAN JACINTO CHURCH of the NAZARENE

Rev Arthur A. Miller , Pastor 25 11 N W F ir st Street Amarillo, Texas

\ "!E LLINGTON CHURCH of th e NAZARENE

Rev C larence A. Wark e ntin , Pa stor

904 N. Jeff erson Avenue

\ Vellington, Kansas

Your Publishing House •

is an institution of the church . It is controlled by the church. It is operated for the sole purpose of serving the church as a denominational press and supply house and to assist the church in its program of giving the full gospel to the whole world. Its particular part of that program is of course the ministry of the printed page.

To give you an idea of the part the Nazarene Publishing House is privileged to have in the work of the church we give you the following facts:

The Nazarene Publishing House

-has assets totaling more than one million dollars-every dollar dedicated to the task of spreading the gospel over the entire world.

-is literally "girdling the globe with salvation." If the periodicals published since 1912 were placed end to end they would completely encircle the earth and cover more than 20,000 miles on the second circuit. More than 23,500,000 periodicals are now being published annually.

-is filling a vital place in the field of religious book publishing. During the calendar year closing December 31, 1946 more than 156,400 books and booklets have been printed.

-is a substantial contributor to the general interests of the church. Since 1940, more than $174,000 has been given to various departments of general church activity.

-is equipped and ready to fill orders for anything in the religious field needed for personal, Sunday school or church use. Your patronage is urged for any and all items of a religious nature needed by yourself, your church or your Sunday school.

NAZARENE PUBLISHING HOUSE

2923 Troost Avenue, Box 527 Kansas City 10, Mo.

WICHITA FIRST CHURCH

P

J. BARTRAM , Pastor

Extend s Congratulation s to

The Cl as s of ' 4 7 and Arrow Staff

C9ongratulations to

CENTRAL CHURCH of the NAZARENE

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41st and Charles St.

Omaha 3, Nebraska

*

L. S. OLIVER Pastor

FIRST CHURCH of the NAZARENE HUTCiiiNSON, KANSAS

REV. CHARLES L. RODDA Minister

H. R. POINDEXTER Treasurer

MRS . RUBY WELTON Secretary

CARL REED , SR. Radio Announcer

FIRST CHURCH of the NAZARENE

LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS

J. A. REED Music Director

REV. AGNES W. DIFFEE Pastor

CHARLES F. WILSON Pianist

HA RADIO BEACON FOR CHRISTl"

OVER STATION KARK , 920 on your dial

Broadcast Schedule:

MONDAY through SATURDAY, 11:00-11:30 A.M.

SUNDAY : 8:00-9:00 A.M ., Sunda y School Hour

11:00-12 :00 Noon, Worship Service

3:30-4 :00 P.M., Young People ' s Hour

10 : 30-11:15 P .M. , Back Home Hour

C J. BURLESON

Sunda y School Supt.

MRS . HERBERT B. DANIELS

W .F .M .S. President

FR E D MYRICK

N Y.P S. President

Greetings to BETHANY-PENIEL COLLEGE.

Front ro w (l eft to right ): Wilson Baker, Nova Baker, John Ferguson

Back ro w: B. L Dudn ey, Win st on Up chur ch , Bill Baker, Lawrence Gholston

REV. J. R. FERGUSON Pastor

Church of the Nazarene

Atlanta, Texas

W . L SISSON S. S Superintendent

MRS. STELLA DAVIS N.Y.P.S. President

CHURCH of the NAZARENE GAINSVILLE, TEXAS

Corner of Scott and Ritchie Sts

C9ong ratulations to the @lass of '4 7

EVANGELIST BERTHA PULTS

\1 H. E. McCLAIN MRS FRED WAISENAN T Bethan y, Oklahoma Pastor w F M S Pres"dent

FIRST CHURCH 1Jf the NAZARENE

WAYNE M. THORNE Director of

NORTH FORT WORTH Church of the Nazarene

(Of6ilene 1Jistrlct 3teralJ of 3toliness eampaiqn eonlest C»'inner)

N Y P.S. COUNCIL

Chesley Lewis, Pres.

Lloyd Carter, Vice-Pres.

Mrs Chesley Lewis, Corres Sec' y

Mrs . W . A. Harwell Junior Program

Mrs. H E. McCullough Finance and Librarian

Mrs. G W. Cle vel and Sentinel

HOUSTON FIRST CHURCH

V. H . LEWIS , Minister

"Preaching the all Sufficient Christ"

East Side Church of the Nazarene

Bethang, Oklahoma

C9ongratulates the C9lass and Arrow Staff of 194 7

REV. L. H. DICKERSON

Pastor

Our Congratulations to young members of our Church for their choice of

Bethany,Peniel College:

• Birdie Lou Briscoe

• Peggy June Doing

• Milton E. Green

• R . H. Isaacs

• Earl Wassom

• Betty Wassom

First Church of the Nazarene

718 South Fourth Street

Ponca City, Oklahoma

W. D. McGRAW, JR. Pastor

R.H.CANT R ELL,D.D.

District Superintendent

KANSAS

A Growing District

DISTRICT PERSONNEL

ADVISORY BOARD

Edward Snowbarger

Harry Craddock

C L. Rodda

H. W Reed

OFFICERS

Clifton Norell Secretary

Jon a than Gasset Treasurer

DEPARTMENT

LEADERS

C. E. Rowland , Chairman of Church School Board

Ruth Williams , President of W. F. M. S.

C. L. Rodda, President of N.Y P.S

CAMP MEETING and

DISTRICT ASSEMBLY at

HUTCHINSON

August 4-10

DISTRICT PARSONAGE

H.

REED , Th. D., Pastor

CHURCH of the NAZARENE

CHURCH of the NAZARENE

" Petunia

Church of the Nazarene

Seventh and Webster

junction City, Kansas

CHURCH of the NAZARENE

lOth and Willow St

DUNCAN, OKLAHOMA

SALUTES HER STUDENTS !

Mary Nell Whaley

Billy Waite Lew is

Ro y Ke y

June Key

Robert Robinson

Maredale Trammel

Kenneth Pollard

A CHURCH WITH A MISSION!

HOLINESS UNTO THE LORD!

REV and MRS CHARLES SPICER

Pastor and Wife

FIRST CHURCH of the NAZARENE

"A BEACON LIGHT ON BEACON HILL"

T. JOHNSON Pa stor

ABILENE

DISTRICT C9ongratulations to the @lass of 19471

DISTRICT OFFICERS

0. V. McMAHON , Secretary-Treasurer

LUTHER CANTWELL, Church School Board Chairman

D. M. DUKE , N.Y .P.S. President

MRS. W. R. McCLURE, W F M.S President

MRS. CARL ELLIS, Junior Director

DISTRICT CAMP MEETING:

July 14 to 20, Cisco, Texas

DISTRICT ASSEMBLY, October 8-9

Sound in Doctrine - Sane in Appeal

E vangelistic in Emphasis - Constructive in Character

REV W.B WALKER

District Superintendent

PAUL H. GARRETT, M.A. Minister

Sincere Greetings to Students and Alumni of Bethany-Peniel College

First Church of the Nazarene

8th and Brown Sts. Texarkana, Texas, U.S.A.

WAURIKA, OKLAHOMA CHURCH of the NAZARENE *

"The Church With an Upward Look and a Forward . March!"

WE ARE PULLING FOR BETHANY-PENIEL COLLEGE

. J. B. GEORGE, Pastor

THE LOUISIANA DISTRICT

DODD, District Superintendent

FIRST CHURCH of the NAZARENE

Carl Stephenson

Novelle Newsom

CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of '47 from the

SAN ANTONIO DISTRICT

\NE

ARE PROUD OF OtJR COLLEGE, HER PRESIDENT, ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP, FACULTY and STUDENT BODYI

DISTRICT OFFICERS

HADLEY A. HALL, District Superintendent

LYMAN P. WOOD, N.Y. P. S. President

HEARNE SPRUCE, Chairman of the Church School Board

MRS. PEARL KEETON, President of the W. F. M S.

MAURICE TURNER, Secretary

J. MELTON THOMAS, District Treasurer

HADLEY A HALL

CAMP and ASSEMBLY

DISTRICT CAMP and N Y P.S INSTITUTE at Waco, Texas (June 23-29)

DISTRICT ASSEMBLY at Corpus Christi First Church (August 26-28)

District Superintendent

r9ompliments to

BETHANY --PENIEL COLLEGE

from

CHURCH of the NAZARENE ABENATHY, TEXAS

Hail

BETHANY -PENIEL COLLEGE

and r9ongratulations to the r9lass of '47

from

FIRST CHURCH

1106 5th Street

Wichita Falls, Texas

DOROTHY RHODES ONETA RHODES VIRGIL RHODES DULAN CLEGG

REV. L. H. CLEGG

REV. WALTER PATTERSON

YOUNG PEOPLE OF ARKANSAS

SAN ANTONIO DISTRICT

NAZARENE YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY

"We Are Boosting Bethany"

WOODWARDCI-IURCI-I of the NAZARENE Fifth and Texas Streets WOODWARD, OKLAHOMA

A CHURCHWith A Moving Program Interested in the Sunday School

PRESENTINGA Progressive Pastor A Cooperative People

W C EMBERTON SECRETARY

LYMAN P WOOD PRESIDENT

J B. ROSE VICE - PRESIDENT

F W. ROGERS TREASURER

REV. E. L. LOOMAN

In .Appreciation for Its f9ontribution

BORGER CHURCH of the NAZARENE

We fire 18oosters For 18ethany-1Deniel @allege

REV. AMOS R. MEADOR, Pastor

CHURCH of the NAZARENE

"We believe in our Schools"

FLOYD

J. NEUFELD

Pastor

(jreelin9> from the cNeu{e/J,

BROADMOOR PARK CHURCH of the NAZARENE

Corner Second and Weatherly Streets

BORGER, TEXAS

GUTHRIE, ORLAHOMA

PASTOR ALVIN MAULE

CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS

SCENES

. 1n

LAKEVIEW PARK

Kansas City District Center

JARRETTE AYCOCK

Di strict Superintendent

CENTRAL CHURCH of the NAZARENE

"The Church With a Welcome"

Haskell and Victor Sts.

DALLAS 1, TEXAS *

• Sunday School , 9:30 A .M .

• Pr eaching Services 11:00 A.M. and 7:30P.M.

Mid-Week Prayer Service 7:30 P.M.

T-1024

Phone: T-74293 *

H D BURSON Pastor

REV AND MRS A. F DUKE

Pastors

CHURCH of the NAZARENE

306 West Elm St.

HILLSBORO, TEXAS

We are 100 % for Bethan y-Peniel College

CHURCH of the NAZARENE

NEBRASKA DISTRICT

Gfppreclates

BETHANY-PENIEL COLLEGE

REV. L. A. OGDEN, District Superintendent

REV. J. EDWIN McCONNELL, Chairman Church Schools

REV. A. F . HAYES, President Young People's Society

MRS. L. S. OLIVER, President Women's Missionary Society

CHARACTER CULTURE CHRIST ASSURE US OF HOPE

CALENDAR OF DISTRICT EVENTS

JULY 27TH THROUGH AUGUST 3RD, CAMP MEETING AND ASSEMBLY AT HASTINGS, NEBRASKA WITH DR. G. B. WILLIAMSON, General Superintendent

SEPTEMBER 16TH THROUGH 18TH, PREACHERS' RETREAT AND CONVOCATION AT NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA

DECEMBER 2ND THROUGH 4TH MID-YEAR CONVENTION WITH DR. D. SHELBY CORLETT AS CONVENTION WORKER

Bethany helps build a better and stronger Nebraska District

Nebraska District helps build a b.igger and better Bethany

FIRST CHURCH of the NAZARENE

On Almeda StPeet, One Block Nopfh of Six Points

CORPUS CHRISTl, TEXAS

CONGRATULATIONS TO BETHANY-PENIEL COLLEGE, HER FACULTY, AND STUDENTS

L. LEE GAINES

Pastor

PARSONAGE, 1214 McKENZIE STREET

Grace Church of the Nazarene

307 East 35th Street

AUSTIN , TEXAS

Greets her students in Bethany-Peliiel College!

We Are Back of Bethany-Peniel College 100

FIRST CHURCH of the NAZARENE

Eleventh and Prescott St.

REV. LYMAN P WOOD, Pastor

I

RUTH WHITE ARTIE TURBIVILLE

J T GASSETT PASTOR

C. E HEATWOLE

RALPH McCLAIN

RICHARD SNOW STUDENT AT BETHANY PENIEL COLLEGE

WEST SIDE CHURCH of the NAZARENE TULSA, OKLAHOMA

7 of the More Than 800 Reason s Wh y We Are Back of B P.C

( Kenneth Brooks not li sted)

AUSTIN FIRST CHURCH

We Gxtend f9ongratulations to the f9lass of 194 7

EARL CARTER

CORA ROBINSON

EARL WASSOM

BETTY WASSOM

STAN LEDBETTER

REV

LOY WATSON

REV

REV. I. C. MATHIS Superintendent

Here's How We Feel:

COUNT ON US TO BACK ANY PROGRAM TO FORWARD THE WORK OF BETHANY-PENIEL COLLEGE

FIRST CHURCH of the NAZARENE

Harrison :tt Forty-first

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

Pastor: A. Milton Smith

Visitor: Robert E. Harding

Music Director: Ray Moore

Organist: Mrs. Robert Edwards

Sunday School Supt: F. C. Davis

Youth Supervisor: Kenneth Robinson

Pres. W.F.M.S.: Mrs. Phil Milburn

Pres. N.Y.P.S.: Willard Taylor

Sec'y to Pastor: Mrs. Robert Harding

A. MILTON SMITH, Pastor

TRINITY CHURCH of the NAZARENE

S. W. 29th at Indiana

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA

H. H. SPENCER Pastor

GENE DAVIS Music Director

MARGARET SPENCER Pianist

C. H. WITHROW

Sunday School Supt.

BETTY HERRIN

N.Y.P.S President

MRS. TOM MONTGOMERY

W F.M S President

WALTER HINTZ Secretary

MRS

John Knight, N.Y.P;S. President

Mrs H. H. Hagemeier, W.F.M.S. President

Jl

Hearty Vote of Approval to 18.1fJ. C9. from the

FIRST CHURCH EASTERN OKLAHOMA DISTRICT N.Y.P.S.

AMARILLO, TEXAS

L. L. Van Houten, Pastor

E. W. Willis, Sunday School Supt.

C. E. Yates, Treasurer

. Gospe\ 1eam Head Picks (ommiUee 1o (are for Special eoz:rack have\ · nd L1ve Y v-:f zens, a Boyd p been president o 'ream, to

H. M. CURTIS, President

V. R. CLARK, Secretary

M. K. SHROUT, Treasurer

College Gospel Team Leads Student Revival

Approximately 125 young pe o- .-------pie got definite spiritual help the recent "Every Student For Christ" campaign sponsored by Gospel Team. Climaxing a .; glorious chapel services,

Prof. Mark Moore, Sponsor

Boyd Kifer, President

GOSPEL TEAM

Joe Clark, Vice-President ----

Gos\)e ts haVe rember of studen d revivals h nu d week-en . ar.,v hel . . vices ln v <=!I speclal ser hool zone. '-l.es of the sc nder the ·•ies are ul Team of (iospe

Loretta Oakes, Secretary

Gospel Tea, . Sho Activities , W vood 1 ., The ncrease in OkJ::1:etings on .Reno blessed f llla City Street o God are b · Octob emg e McCoy er 12 '"' ,,. _

OUR COLLEGE IS THE ANSWER TO YOUR PROBLEM

CCke Problem of tlze Parent:

Where should I send my son or daughter to College?

CCke ProbLem of Youth:

Where can I receive a Christian Education?

CCke ProbLem of tke Ckurch:

Where can we fulfill our obligation to our youth and who will train our future workers?

CCke ProbLem of tke StewarJ:

Where can I invest my money that I may receive eternal dividends?

BETHANY -PENIEL COLLEGE

Bethany, Oklahoma

A Three-story Educational Unit

THE COLLEGE CHURCH

Has added as new feature s This YearAn Enlarged and redecorated Church Auditorium

We w ant t he s t udents of B. P. C

to

An organized Religiou s Education Program

Prof . C. C . Crill and the "Grand Opening Day" Choir

Harper L. Cole Educational Director

C. B. Strang, D. D. Pastor

Albert Gamble, Chmch Visitor

WESTERN OKLAHOMA DISTRICT

[)reetings from the Home CDistrict

RAY HANCE, District Superintendent ·u · ..

District Advisory Board (Left to right) R. T . Williams, Jr. , E. C . Hall, Ray Hance, Vernon Snowbarger, W. T Johnson

In :Appreciation of

BETHANY-PENIEL COLLEGE

Rev. and Mr s. Frank McConnell

CHURCH of the NAZARENE

311 North Oak Avenue

ADA, OKLAHOMA

YUKON CHURCH of the NAZARENE

YUKON, OKLAHOMA IN

APPRECIATION of

BETHANY --PENIEL COLLEGE

HOBART WICKENS

Sunday School Superintendent

OTTO C . PERRY Pastor

BETTY TRAYWICK N .Y.P.S . President

NORMAN CHURCH of the NAZARENE

ALEMEDA AND APACHE STREETS

NORMAN, OKLAHOMA

Heartily Supporting the Program of

Character Culture Christ

GEREN ROBERTS Minister

Church Choir, AI Sullivan , Director

We wish to thank all of the business firms of Bethany and Oklahoma City who have, b y their advertising , clone so much to make po ss ible the ' 47 ARROW. These are friends of our school .let us show our appreciation by buying from ARROW advertisers.

OWNER-MANAGER

STEAKS - OYSTERS - CHICKEN

OUR SPECIALTIES

FOOD

BUILDING SUPPLIES LUMBER

BUILDERS HARDWARE- WALLPAPER

BENJAMIN MOORES PAINT

RUBEROID ROOFING

CARPENTERS' TOOLS

FENCE POSTS

F.H.A. Repair and Remodel Loans H.

LUMBER

IN BETHANY Since 1924

Carroll Smith, Manager

BOB'S CAFE

The Oklahoma Natural Gas Company , as a local institution, has always tried to give every natural gas customer in your community the ultimate in good gas service. To accomplish this worthy objec. tive, Oklahoma Natural has created · several additional services , and made them available to every one in the community. Let ' s take a look at these extra services offered to you at no cost.

0 Our Home Service Department is per· haps one of the best known extra services offered by Oklahoma Natural. It is especially familiar to thousands of Okla· homa homemakers many of whom call daily for our latest p>eous toad cCsted recipes. They know, too, that our local Home Service director is always glad to assist homemakers whenever possible.

0 Our newly-formed commercial equip· ment service program is exceptionally helpful to our commercial customers. This department assists in making mod· ern kitchen layouts, servicing of com· mercia! equipment, and giving other helpful consultation to bakeries, restau· rants, laundries, hospitals, and other in · stitutions

0 Oklahoma Natural also attempts to keep natural gas users, bOth domestic arid in· cl"strial, informed of the latest gas burn· ing equipment, methods of increasing efficiency, and ways of cutting costs with their present equipment.

0 Another service helpful to domestic cus· tomers is our household appliance secv· icing department At· no extra cost to you, our service man will inspect and ad· just your gas ranges, water heaters, gas refrigerators and central heating plants; thus assuring you continued good gas service year after year

You're neither too young or too old to enjoy the correct atmosphere and excellent food at

HARPER'S GRILL

New location at 107 S College Street

Bethany

JAKE'S SERVICE STATION

Main and Donald Streets J. G. MciNTYRE, Owner

Phone 640

Studellls You'r e Ofefcome

From Our Shelves to Your TableTHAT'S THE RIGHT COMBINATION!

Quality of Commodity and Efficienc y in Service Arc Our Endeavor

THE HOUSE OF QUALITY

s

R v E L

HEADQUARTERS FOR

DEALs

D I X

BETHANY MOTOR CO.

" All the king 's men couldn't put Humpty together again. But we'll put that car in shape."

Maxene Carl, Secretary

Lois Ballard, Secretary

The Building

ONE OF HIS EXAMPLES L.

CCke Printer

THROUGH countless \ centuries of time, from pyramid building to cathedral building, civilization limped along, dragging one foot wearily after the other , unmindful of passing years , ignorant of the thought world , and not suspecting the possibilities of the common man.

Then came the printer, heaven-appointed prophet of the new ages to be, opening the doors to worlds unknown. Civilization leaped forward , alive and eager , romping through the years , scattering new ideas with a prodigal hand as seeds into the fertile soil of human minds. Today, thanks to the printed word, the common man, conscious of his powers , may look upon a broader horizon than did the wisest men of old . Tomorrow, perchance, the sky will brighten into an unclouded day of human progress-a day worthy of the cumulative efforts of the ages

Milton Green demonstrate s to Sam Steerman and Billie K. White what efficiency a Ma ytag brings to a home.

OWEN ' S FURNITURE

EARL 0\VENS Owner 126 S. W. Main

Bethan y

Milton Green, Sam Steerman, Earl Owens, and Billie K. \Vhite admire a new Stromberg-Carlson

C9ongratulations and 18est Wishes to the C9lass of '47

Mr. F L. Da vis, Manager

B. and H. MERCANTILE

K. G. HUNT JEWELRY

HEADQUARTERS FOR:

• Watchbands

• Diamond Rings

• Elgin Watches

• All Kind of Fine Jewelry

' Ve Maintain a Complete Repair Service

COLLEGE CLEANERS

THE MOST EFFICIENT AND PROMPT SERVICE IN TOWN

Mr. & Mrs N A. Little O wners

\N

COTTAGE CAFE

A Good Store With Good Merchandise

• Books, text and general

• Norcross Greeting Cards

• Montag Stationer y

• LaMirada Pottery

• Leather Goods

• Exclusive Gifts for all occasions

• Church School Supplies

• School and Office Supplies

• College Stuff

THE BOOI( SHOPPE

108 S. E. Main, Bethany

Se1rvi ng the Students of 1Bethany-1Peniel r9ollege

Our Staff is here to help you in any way possible.

Bennett L Dudney

Luther Jenkins

Mrs Nell Arnold

Tommie Johnson

" Buy in Bethany"

8ompliments of Your Friendly

T. G. & Y STORE BETHANY

Headquarters for College Students

Sweet Milk - Homo Milk - Buttermilk

Chocolate Milk - Coffee and Whipping Cream

Swee t Crea m Butter - Creamed Cottage Cheese

RETAIL HOUSE TO HOUSE

Jingle , Jangle , Jingle , Pockets all a' tingle ;

Clothes all spick and span, Ready for a date with Nan!

And Here ' s The Reason

Students:

He Had Been Very Wise; Up-To-Date to Patronize CLEANERS

Main Phone 504

Vaul Says:

"We enjoyed our · work at Bethany very much this · year-it was a pleasant experience with a fine group of people "

Hal Owens Photographer

"It was a pleasant task working with the ARROW staff and the other wonderful folks at the college .

Bessie Farley Photographer

HAL OWENS Arrow Photographer

GREENE'S .STUDIO

224 W. Main Oklahoma Cihj

"The association I have had with Bethany-Peniel College has been most pleasant in every way. "

Sally Ward Retoucher and Colorist

"I have enjoyed all the contacts I have made with B.P.C. and hope to continue them through the years."

E. R. Hawkins, Jr. Dark Room Technician

Ohe Cf<eveille ·Scho

FORREST E. LADD CURTIS C. HORN Editor Business Mgr.

The student directory has been compiled at your request and for your use. Names and addresses have been taken from registration cards, many of which have not been filled out correctly. We regret any mistakes for which we are responsible, but trust that the directory will be of service to you in continuing the friendships of this year.

ADAMS, EUGENE

STUDENT DIRECTORY

BAKER, NOVA

BECKEL, VIVIAN

BONNETTE, ROBERT 506 N. Redman

46 814 N . Mueller 2935 Quinton St. Bethany, Oklahoma Queen City, Texas Bethany, Oklahoma Shreveport, Louisiana

ADAMS , HARRIETT

BAKER, WILSON

BEGGS, GEORGE LEE

BONNETTE, VIRGIE

3123 N. W. 16 Box 46 1311 N. 2nd St. 420 W. 31st St. Oklahoma City, Okla. Queen City, Texas \Vichita Falls , Texas Cheyenne, Wyoming

ADKINS , DORIS MAE

BALDWIN , ANNA JEAN

415 E. Logan 1620 Milam

BERESFORD, DANIEL BOTTOMS , MILDRED

R. R. 5, Box 840 851% N. Tacoma Guthrie, Oklahoma Beaumont, Texas Waco, Texas Indianapolis, Ind.

AKERS , BEULAH

BALDWIN, GARY

BEST , JOSEPH

BOWMAN, JACK

Box 291 113 N. Asbury Claremore, Oklahoma 7853 N. Broadwa y Hooker, Oklahoma Bethany, Oklahoma

AKIN, LEONARD

AKIN , MILDRED

BALDWIN, HOWARD

BILYEU, DOYLE St. Louis, Missouri

BILYEU, ILA GRACE

MARIT A

ANDREW, LEORA

North Peniel

ANDREW, LEWIS

Springs, Texas

ELNORA

Oklahoma

OPAL

F.D. 2

W. Sixth

BLAKE, WILMA

W. Sixth

BLANKENSHIP, HAROLD

WOODROW

Texas

BREWER, MATTIE BESS

y, Oklahoma 124 N Peniel Bowdon , Georgia 1031 West Nelson Bethany, Oklahoma

BARNES, S B. Denison , Texas

ANDREW, VINA 2420 S. W . 35th St .

BRIGHT, HUGH

BLOCK, HAROLD F., JR 705 S Roberts 712 N Beaver Oklahoma City, Okla. Mitchell , Nebraska El Reno, Oklahoma

Bethany, Oklahoma

BATES , DORIS LEE

BLOODWORTH, GEORGE

BRISCOE, BIRDIE

ARMOLD, JACK 1601 S. Armstrong Alma , Oklahoma Box 405 2935 N. W. 12 Bartlesville, Oklahoma

BOHANNAN, PEGGY Kaw City, Oklahoma Oklahoma City, Okla.

BEAN, JOE 556 S. Crockett BRISCOE, PAUL

ARMSTRONG, ADA 712 Stephen Ave San Benito, Texas Kaw City, Oklahoma 218 N. Donald Duncan , Oklahoma

BOHANNAN, WILLIAM

BROGDON , LOLA ANNE

Bethany, Oklahoma

ARMSTRONG , KENNETH

BEATY, JUNE 556 S. Crockett 1334 W . Elsmele Pl. Rt. I San Benito, Texas San Antonio , Texas 1215 E. Lead Galena , Kansas Albuquerque, New Mex.

BOHANNON, RAYMOND BROOKS, KENNETH

ARMSTRONG, VESTAL

BEAVER, DORIS 2428 Manchester Ave 4212 S. 33 W. Ave 1215 E. Lead 200 N Peniel East St. Louis, Ill. Tulsa , Oklahoma

Albuquerque, N: Mex. Bethan y, Okla.

BOHANNON, VIOLET

BROWN, DONALD

ARNOLD, WINOLA BEBOUT, MATHILDA 2428 Manchester Ave. 3808 Dempster Monument, Kansas Box 491 East St. Louis, Ill Dallas , Texas

ATTAWAY, ELLA

202 S. W Ave.

Henryetta, Okla

BOLERJACK, NAOMI

BROWN , FRED

BEBOUT, MEREDITH 511 W. Walnut St. 2105 Parker Ave Bethany, Oklahoma Box 658 Independence, Kans No Little Rock, Ark.

BABCOCK, LOIS

Blythe, California

BOLERJACK, GENEVA

BROWN, GERON

1025 S. Topeka BECK, ALBERT 511 W. Walnut St. 1020 W. 6th St. \Vichita , Kansas

BAKER , BILL

Bethany, Oklahoma Independence, Kans. Grand Island, Neb.

BECKEL, LOLA

BOLERJACK, R. T. BROWN, LECIL

Box 46 814 N. Mueller 511 W Walnut St. Rt. 5

Queen City , Texas

Bethany, Oklahoma Independence, Kansas Searcy, Arkansas

BROWN, ODIS

CARR, VENETIA

COLE, HARPER

CRENSHAW, HAZEL

Box 321 217 E. King Bethany, Oklahoma 1420 Springfield

Marqurette, Kansas Tulsa, Oklahoma

BROWN, ROYCE WAYNE

CARROLL, BILLY

COLEMAN, WOODIE Stillwater, Okla.

501 N. W 2nd

CRENSHAW, HAROLD

509 N. Peniel Box 253 Bethany, Oklahoma 1420 Springfield

Bethany, Oklahoma

BROWNING, HAZEL

Heavener, . Oklahoma

COLLETT, ALTA Stillwater, Oklahoma

CARROLL, •ROBEltT Rt 10, Box 100

CRILLY, DOROTHY

Pocassett, Okhihoma Box 253 Oklahoma City, Okla. Bethany, Oklahoma

BROWNING, JUANITA Heavener, Oklahoma

Pocassett, Oklahoma

COLLINS, CARL

CROSS, HENRY

CARTER, CHARLES Arapaho, Oklahoma. 2233 N. W. Park

BRUCE , ROBERT T. 1437 s. w . 30th

CONRAD, ERNEST Oklahoma City, Okla.

Higgins, Texas Oklahoma City, Okla. 2224 S. Broadway

BRUMMETT, NETA

CULWELL, HAROLD

CARTER, EARL Wichita, Kansas R F.D. 1

Rt. 3 Tulsa , Oklahoma

Shattuck, Oklahoma

CONRAD, PAULINE Elkins, Arkansas

CARTER, JAMES 2224 S. Broadway

CULWELL, THELMA

BRUMMETT , ROBERT 419 S Independence Wichita, Kansas Gosheri, Arkansas

Rt. 3 Sapulpa, Oklahoma

Shattuck, Oklahoma

CONRAD, WESLEY

DALABA, GENE

CARTER, RUTH Long Pine, Nebraska Kansas City, Mo.

BRUNSON, GLENN 419 S Independence

W. 6th St.

Nebraska

BUFFINGTON, DOROTHY

2, Box 147

Oklahoma

Oklahoma

CASON, FREDERICK

Oklahoma

COODY, DARWYN

N Peniel

Oklahoma

COONER, MABEL

CASON, MARY LOU Box 3

Oklahoma

BUFFINGTON, RALPH CATE, MILDRED COOPER, LEON

BURNEY, MURRELL

BURSON, ERNEST

BURTON, LEONARD

7

Texas

BYNUM, LOIS

VENER , C. E., JR

LAWRENCE

CHAPMAN , MARIE

191

, Oklahoma

333 CHEEK, EDITH

CAMPBELL, WALDO

Kansas

CANTRELL,

Helena, Arkansas

CANTRELL, BAILEY, JR.

S 4th St.

East 13th

IRENE

CHEVEALLIER, PAULINE

305

Louisiana

Helena , Arkansas CHRISTENSEN, VALDEMAR

CARDEN, LEO

362

CORDELL, LOUISE

3

Oklahoma

COTTAM, JANICE

Oklahoma

VIRGINIA

COURTNEY, GERALDINE

Oklahoma

COVELL, LAWRENCE

W 2nd

DALLAS, WILLIAM

Oklahoma

ALICE

West First

Coffeyville, Kansas

LILLIE MAE

, Texas

ORIN

ERWIN

City, Missouri

Kansas DAVIS, JOHN

N Redman

COYLE , THELMA

1

S Walter

Kansas

Kansas DAVIS , NEIL

COZBY, BAXTER

346

Oklahoma

Texas

Oklahoma CLARK, JOSEPH 4 322 Pensacola DAVIS, M. L.

CARGILL , GEORGE Box 28 Dallas, Texas R.R. 3

Bethany, Oklahoma Santon, Indiana

COZZENS, WAYNE Carthage, Missouri

CARGILL , GERTRUDE CLAY, PEGGY Capitan, New Mexico DAVIS, ROBERT Bethan y, Oklahoma Box 225

CRAGER,ADAN R.R. 3

CARL , MAXINE Baytown, Texas R R 1 Carthage, Missouri 3015 w 12th CLEGG , DULAN Ballinger, Texas DAVIS , SUE NELL Little Rock , Arkansas

33

CRAVEN,ERDEN 311 N. Peniel Abernath y, Texas 545 N. 25 Bethany, Oklahoma

CARLETON, SHERRILL CLOUD , DENNIS Lincoln, Nebraska DAVIS, THURMAN 6502 Texarkana HiggiJC!S, Texas 1428 S 8th St. Houston, Texas

CLOUD , EUNICE

CRAWFORD, LIVELY Chickasha, Oklahoma

CARLSON, IRENE Box 182 Drumright, Oklahoma DERBY, LAVERA

Bethany, Oklahoma Higgins, Texas

CRAWFORD, ROBERT Wichita, Kansas

CAROTHERS, JOAN COALE , JOHN High Springs, Florida DICKERSON, MARJORIE

665

553

CRAWFORD, TILMAN 204 S Peniel

Nebraska Grove, Oklahoma Oklahoma City, Okla . Bethany, Oklahoma

DICKERSON, MAURINE EUDALEY , MALCOLM GARRISON, ROBERT GRISSOM , ROBERT

S Peniel

Oklahoma

696

Texas

DODSON, WILBUR EVANS, RONALD

N. 19th St.

Smith, Arkansas

N W. 13th

City, Oklahoma

7 N. Donald

Oklahoma

Battery

Rock, Arkan sas

GATLIN, VERDA GRISSOM, VIOLET

10, Box 147

City, Okla.

Arkansas Ave

Little Rock, Ark.

DOING , PEGGY JUNE FARMER, CONSTANCE GAULT, JOANNA GROFF , ANNA RUTH

N. First

City, Okiahoma

7 Masters St.

, Kentucky

N. Denver

sa , Oklahoma

veria, Missouri

DOLE , BERNICE FAULKNER , DARTHYMARIE GEORGE , CANTLEY GRONEMYER, BILL

Howard

Nebraska

English St.

, Texas

Villa, Texas

. 10

Woslley, W as h

DOLE , ELIZABETH FECHNER , JOHN GEORGE, MARCELLA GRUNEWALD , BETTY

Howard

, Nebraska

R. 3

Oklahoma

2nd

Villa , Texa s

Okl ahoma

DONALSON , BONNIE FELTER, WANDA GHOLSON , LAWRENCE GUNTER, BIRDIE

Texas

DOROUGH, JAMIL

Raymond St.

Texas

DOTSON, ESTHER

2 S. 8th St.

DOUGLAS , JOHNNIE

N. Eleventh

-Kansas

JOHN

2

Texas

Texas

, RONALD

S. Clinton

s, Texas

GILHAM, THOMAS

FIELDS, RICHARD 1821 S. lOth St.

Rice

Rock, Ark.

MARION

8 N. Silver

, Kansa s

, FOREST

FOREMAN , JAMES

DUFFY, VIRGINIA FRANCE, ANN GODKIN, WILMA

DURBIN, MATTHIAS, JR.

EDWARDS, MARION

R F D. Box 273

Philadelphia, Ohio

FRANKLIN, PAUL

E. Oklahoma Ave.

Blackwell , Oklahoma

FRENCH, JOHN

Macksville , Louisiana 109 Summer St.

E LLIS, J . W.

GOUKER, BETTY

4

Beatrice, Nebraska

GRANT, CHAD

Box 448

Hingha\n, Massachusetts

J WALTER

312 College St.

Bethan y, Oklahoma

HALL , LEONARD

Grand Saline, Texa s 1311 Fern St. 625 Jane St.

FRIESEN, OLGA

Charleston, W. Virginia 1210 7th St

ELLIS , MAE

GRANT, DWIGHT

Stillwater , Oklahoma

HALTOM , ROBERTA

Fairbury, Nebraska Star Rt 315 E. Munroe 625 Jane St.

FRY, GEORGIAMAE

Charleston, W. Va. 519 E. 8th

EMMERT, EVELYN

Bethany, Oklahoma

EMMERT , H. C

Oklahoma City, Okla.

Melrose, New Mexico Jonesboro, Arkansa s

GRANT , MAVIS

HAMMAN , MELBA

Hutchinson, Kansas Box 454 3022 N Place

FULTON, CLARENCE Grand Saline, Texa s Oklahoma City, Okla.

Bethany, Oklahoma

GRANT, DWAIN

HAMPTON, STEVE

FULTON , FRANCES Melrose , New Mexico Pearl, Texas

EMMERT, JAMES LEWIS Bethany, Oklahoma

GRAY, ELSIE MAE

HARDIN, DEWEY 109 W Jenkins

GAMBLE, ALBERT

Oklahoma 9 27 M aple St. El Reno, Oklahoma R.R. 2

GREEN, ELVIN Muskogee, Oklahom a

EMMERT , RUTH Eureka Springs, Ark . I-IARLAN, GLENDENA - 906 So 9th 220 E. Florence 10 35 E. Houston

GANDY, WILLIAM Chickasha, Oklahoma Sherman , Texas 109 N Mueller

EMMERT , THURMAN Bethan y, Oklahoma

ackwell, Okl ahoma

GREEN , HENRY HARPER , BERTHA 702 Lawrence Ave. 305 N W Main Bethany, Oklahoma

GARDNER, IRENE

EPPLER , THOMAS Meade, Kansas

Oklahoma

Texas

GREEN, MILTON

y, Oklahoma

HAROLD

JOHN 515 East 15th St. 305 N. W. Main

EMRICH, ROBERT Meade, Kansas

Miltonvale, Kansas

GARRETT, CARL

ESTER , JUNE 1007 N. Main St.

vane , Kansas Tulsa, Oklahoma

Kansas

Oklahoma

GREGG, JUANITA HARPER , LEONARD

3, Box 39

Texas

N . W . 2nd

Oklahoma

HARPER, PAUL Box 351

Hoxie, Kansas

HARRIS, IRWIN

Buffalo, Missouri

HARRIS, HUBERT

Gravette, Arkansas

HARRIS, EARLENE

ll4 N. Mueller

Bethany, Oklahoma

HARRIS, NORMA JEAN 704 N College

Bethany, Oklahoma

I IARRIS , MAXIE 1809 13th St. Port Arthur , Texas

HARRIS, PAULINE 105 South Ave.

Hot Springs, Ark.

I IARRIS, ELIZABETH

Bethany, Oklahoma

HARRISON, JACK

Mabelaule, Arkansas

HARRISON, MARY 9 12 Orleans Topeka, Kansas

HARRISON, TRAVIS 852 Edgefield Rd Fort \Vorth, Texas

HARVILLE, CARROLL Box 68

Vivian, Louisiana

HASTINGS , VIRGINIA

Cheney, Kansas

HATHAWAY, JOHN 502 East Cherokee Cleveland, Oklahoma

HATHAWAY, NOBLE 121 Cottonwood St. Sulphur Springs, Texas

HEAP, HARLAN 531 N. Taylor

El Dorado, Kansas

HEAP, RUBY 532 N. Emporia

El Dorado, Kansas

HECK, DON EL 3824 Wilmer Houston, Texas

HELM, PAUL 902 E. Tyler St. Harlingen , Texas

HELM , RHOMA 902 East Tyler St. Harlingen, Texas

HELM , ROBERTA 902 East Tyler Harlingen, Texas

HELM, WERTH Box 80 Blanchard, Louisiana

HEMREE, IRENE

504 E. 9th Metropolis, Illinois

HENDERSON, MARGARET

Iota, Louisiana

HENDRICKSON, PHYLLIS 515 Center St. Conway, Arkansas

HENDRIX, PAUL

Rt. 1

Quanah, Texas

HENEGER , CLARENCE

Box 552

Norman, Oklahoma

HERR I N, MARY ELLEN

1 531 Oakwood

Memphis, Tenn

HICKMAN, CHARLES

2527 s. w. 32 st :

Oklahoma City, Okla

HICKS, JOHN

1618 W. Binkley

Oklahoma City, Okla

HICKS, SHARLOT

1227 Grant Dallas, Texas

HIGHTOWER, HAZEL

823 Rice Street

Little Rock, Ark

HIGHTOWER, NEIL

82 3 Rice Street

Little Rock, Ark.

HILL, DOUBLE E.

Cameron, Oklahoma

HILLERY, HENRY LEE

Russell Springs, Kans.

HILTON, NORMA

Houston, Texas

HINKLE, JOSEPHINE

329 W. Texas St. Dension, Texas

IIOAG, VIRGINIA

503 N. Willow

Bethany, Oklahoma

HOFFPAUIR, AUDREY

Rt. 2, Box 453

Lake Charles, Louisiana

HOFFPAUIR, LOIS

Rt. 2, Box 453

Lake Charles, Louisiana

HOFFPAUIR, WILMA DEAN

Rt. 2, Box 18

Effie, Louisiana

HOGAN, EMMA JEAN

Rt. 7, Box 392

Pine Bluff, Ark

HOLLAND , CAMERON

1612 N. Villa

Oklahoma City, Okla.

HOLLAND, CURTICE

720 Poplar Ave.

Yukon, Oklahoma

HOLLINGSWORTH, TED

Glasgow, Scotland

HOLLIS , ROBERT

527 South 6th

Chickasha, Oklahoma

HOLLOWELL, FRANCES

Rt. 6 , Box 414

Little Rock, Ark.

HOOK, FRANCEL

3620 N. Geraldine

Oklahoma City, Okla

HOOVER, DANIEL

Illinois Bend, Texas

HOPKINS, EVELENE

412 E. 8th

Chandler, Oklahoma

HOPKINS, PHYLLIS

Udall, Kansas

HORGER, JAMES

501 W. lOth St. Dallas, Texas

I-lORN, CELESTINE 535 Palm Beaumont, Texas

I-lORN, CURTIS 2695 Cable Beaumont, Texas

HORN, MARY JO 2695 Cable Beaumont, Texas

HOSTUTLER, ASA

Higgins, Texas

HOUGHTLING, GENE

Rt. 2

San Benito, Texas

HOUTS, ANNALEIGH

512 Dakota Ave

Chickasha, Oklahoma

HOWERTON , NORMAN 1520 Springfirld

Stillwater, Oklahoma

HUDGENS, EVELYN

15ll E. 8th

Pueblo, Colorado

HUDSON, JAMES 1100 Rock

Little Rock, Arkansas

HULL, KENNETH

Toulanda, Kansas

HUMAN, BARBARA

1123 Husband St.

Stillwater , Oklahoma

IIURD , ALVIN

1009 W. Park

Oklahoma City, Okla

HURLESS, LANNA

Rt. 1

Dennison, Ohio

INGERSOL, PAUL

802 Washington

Stillwater, Oklahoma

INGERSOL, ROBERT

802 Washington

Stillwater, Oklahoma

INGLE, ADALENE

Lawton, Oklahoma

INGLE, JUNELLA

Rt. 1

Antlers, Oklahoma

INGLE, MURIEL

4 322 Pensacola

Dallas, Texas

INGLE, ROY

Lawton, Oklahoma

INGLES, LLOYD

Bethany, Oklahoma

INGLES, RUTH

Bethany, Oklahoma

JSSACS, RALEIGH H.

Rt. 2

Ponca City, Oklahoma

JACOBS , J. R .

Overton, Te;ocas

JAMES, BEVERLY

2909 19th St.

Port Arthur, Texas

JAMESON, PHYLLIS

Rt. 2

Geary, Oklahoma

JANZEN, PAULINE

110 N Douglas

Lyons, Kansas

JARED, CLARA

Box 5

Bethany, Oklahoma

JARED, RALPH

126 N. E. 2nd St.

Ada, Oklahoma

JENKINS, GORDON

616 W 9th St.

Ada, Oklahoma

JENKINS, LUTHER

3902 Ensor Ave.

Columbia, S. Carolina

JENNINGS, PAUL

Box 28

Kosse, Texas

JERNIGAN , CHARLENE

205 N. Donald

Bethany, Oklahoma

JOHNSON, DELENE

219 W. 68 Terr.

Kansas City, Kansa s

JOHNSON, ARCHIE

Pampa, Texas

JOHNSON, JOHNNIE FAYE

1625 Sycamore No. Little Rock, Ark.

JOHNSON, TOMMIE

603 North 4th Ave.

Durant, Oklahoma

JONES, BESS

Box 172

Hamlin , Texas

JONES , HELEN

R.R 3

Hutchinson , Kansas

JONES, LEWIS

700 Roosevelt Ave.

Sand Springs, Oklahoma

JONES, PHYLLIS

Cherryvale , Kansas

KANNADY, ROBERT

R.R. 1

Collinsville , Oklahoma

KARNS , COLLEEN

Ford, Kansas

KARNS, MEL VA JEAN

Ford, Kansas

KEDY, CHARLES

Bethany, Oklahoma

KEE, JUNE

912 Duncan Ave

Duncan , Oklahoma

KEE, ROY

106 Walnut

Duncan, Oklahoma

KEETON, GRANT

505 N. Peniel St.

Bethany , Oklahoma

KELLOGG, MERRETA

Ogallah , Kansas

KEMENDO , VIRGINIA

31> N W 3rd Oklahoma

KENT, ARLENE

801 N. 15th St.

LARGO, DOROTHY

LITTLE, HELEN McDOWELL, JEAN

ll 02 South Hayne St. Box 617 3012 Alabama Ave. Frederick, Oklahoma Monroe, N. Carolina Pittsburg, Texas Shreveport, Louisiana

KETCHUM, GERTRUDE

LARGO, JAMES

LITTLE, MARGARET McELFRESH, DORSIE

Ainsworth, Nebraska Bethany, Oklahoma ll 0 N College 400 N. Peniel

KETCHUM, WINSTON

LASATER, PATRICIA

Ainsworth, Nebraska 3100 N. W. 25th

Bethany, Oklahoma Bethany, Oklahoma

LITTLE, W. J. McGILL, CHARLOTTE

KETCHUM, MARINELL Oklahoma City, Okla. Pittsburg, Texas Franklin, Louisiana

209 N. Peniel

LAW, LUCILLE

LOCKE, JERALD McGILL, VAN

Bethany, Oklahoma 3307 Swiss Ave. 615 W Oak St.

KIFER, BOYD

R .R. 1, Box 87 Dallas, Texas Carmi, Illinois

1220 Chestnut Duquoin, Kansas

Muskogee, Oklahoma

LOCKE, THELMA McGILL, WILLIAM

LAW, RICHARD 3222 Crutcher St. Box 16

KIFER, DOROTHY Green Garden Drive Dallas, Texas Carmi, Illinois

1220 Chestnut Hutchinson, Kansas

Muskogee, Oklahoma

LONG, DOROTHY McGLACHLIN, GAYLE

LAWRENCE, TRUMAN 310 N. Donald R.R.

KILGORE, GENEVA 128 N. Donald Bethany, Oklahoma Burrton, Kansas

416 N. Brush Bethany, Oklahoma

Coleman, Texas

LORETTE, BERNARD McLAIN, MARIGLYN

LAWSON, CHESTER 207 East Main 118 N. Donald

KILGORE, HOWARD Lexington, Oklahoma

716 S. Paecos

LEDBETTER, ADA

Bethany, Oklahoma Bethany , Oklahoma

LOUGHMILLER, LAW ANA !\ 1cl'viAHON , RUTH

Coleman, Texas Ryan, Oklahoma 1040 S. Washington 2ll2 Ave. M

KING, LAVEETA Wichita , Kansas Lubbock, Texas

Bethany, Oklahoma

LEDBETTER, STANLEY

KING, EARL Tulsa, Oklahoma

4ll N Mueller

LOUGHRIDGE, WILLIAM McNAIR, LUCILLE

Rt. 2 2208 Barksdale Blvd .

LEDBETTER, VERNON Wister, Oklahoma Bossier City, Louisiana

Bethany, Oklahoma Fargo, Oklahoma

KING, WILBUR

Bethany, Oklahoma

KIRKLAND , W. C

KNIGHT, MARSELLE

LUCAS, MARY JANE McREYNOLDS, EMERY

LEE, JACK Johnson, Kansas \Voodston, Oklahoma

Rt. 2, Box 72

, Louisiana

LUNN, ALMA JEAN MAHANNAH, MAURICE

E. 57th St.

LEE, MARGARET PAULINE Kansas City, Missouri

924 Manvel Ave.

LUNN, MERVEL

Conway Springs, Kansas

MAKES CRY, ALBERT

220 E. Palm Drive Chandler, Okhihoma 2l East 57th St Rt. l

Lakeland, Florida

KNIPPERS, DOUGLAS

LEE, OUIDA ·

4

LYNCH, BETTY

City, Oklahoma

ANN

CAROLYN Denison, Texas Denison , Texas

1623 W. 23rd

LEMMONS, ROY

LYNCH, MINNIE

MANEY, ELSIE RUTH

Little Rock, Ark. Box 235 217 E. Hull St. Rt l, Box 136

KNIPPERS, HAROLD Stigler, Oklahoma

Lawrence St.

Tenn.

KNIPPERS, EDWARD

Texas

HOWARD LYNCH, W.M.

Nebraska

LEVERICH, JACK

Box 328 l 02 Castro! St

Many, Louisiana

KNIPPERS, LORA LEE

Texas

STEPHEN

E. Hull St.

Denison , Texas Medford, Oklahoma

LYNN , AUDIE

MANNERS, BETTY LOU

Norman, Oklahoma 3020 Wheeling St. 713 West Texas

LEWIS, BILL Kansas City, Kans. Durant, Oklahoma

420 Lawrence St. 309 Maple St.

LYNN, MELVA MADELINE

MANSVELD , MARION

Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Duncan, Oklahoma Rt. l Bethany, Oklahoma

KNIPPERS, SHURAL

LEWIS, CLARK - Ralston ; Oklahoma

420 Lawrence St. Arnold, Nebraska

Lawrenceburg, Tenn.

KNULL, THURMAN

MANSVELD, WILBUR

McARTHUR, GLENN Bethany, Oklahoma

LEWIS, JOE LESTER 118 North Oklahoma MARSH, ARCHIE

Saline, Texas 410 E. 8th St. Mangum, Oklahoma

KOUNTER, IVAN Pawhuska , Oklahoma

McCALL, CHARLES

l.

Colorado 313 W. 2nd St.

Kansas

LEWIS, NELLIE MAE 509 Lufkin Ave. MARSH, WILLIAM

Oklahoma

KRIGBAUM, NAOMI LIGHT, DARLENE

W. lOth

Oklahoma

KUTCHKA, BETTY

Bonham St.

Texas

LADD, FOREST

Texas

LINDLEY, BEULAH

Texas

McCLAFLIN, BERTHA

w 6th

Oklahoma

N. Peniel St. McCLELLAND, ROBERT

Oklahoma

LISTER, ZELMA

S. W. 35th

North Star

, Kans

McCLURE, JAMES

· l

Colorado

GRACE

5 West Academy St.

Arkansas

TOMIE

W Academy St.

Arkansas 1324 N. Lewis

Oklahoma

LANGFORD, HARRELL

Arkansas

LANGFORD, MARY LOU

N. W. Park

City, Okla.

City, Okla.

LITTLE, CHARLES

5 Second St.

Oklahoma

GLEN

N. W. 2nd

Oklahoma

488

Spring, Texas

McCOY, LAWRENCE

Oklahoma

McDONALD, CLAUDE

N. Dewey

S E. 3rd

RAYMOND

Oklahoma

BILLY

Texas

MORRIS

MATSON, RUBY MOORE, CHARLENE

NEWCOMB, MARGIE PATTERSON, JOHN 5922 Lavender R.F.D. 1 Bethany, Oklahoma 1106 5th

Houston, Texas Roff, Oklahoma

MAULDIN , JOHNNIE MOORE , JEAN

Box 202 2521 North 8th St.

NIEDENS, WALTER Wichita Falls, Texas

Optima, Oklahoma PATTON, B. A

NILES, JACQUELINE 913 Lawrence Ave.

Britton, Oklahoma Phoenix, Arizona 318 E. 11th St. Terrell, Texas

MAYO, ALVIN

MOORE, DONNA

Stillwater, Oklahoma

PECK, HESTER 1635 Hodges St. 2521 North 8th St.

NORRIS, DARLENE 707 N. College

Lake Charles, Louisiana Phoenix, Arizona 712 Fifth St. Eas t Bethany, Oklahoma

MEADOR , DOUGLAS MOORE , DOROTHY McCook, Nebraska

Box 907 1209 James

PERKINS, MARY ALICE

NORTHCUTT, CLAUDE 406 Iowa Street

Borger, Texas Waco, Texas 1019 Evans St Winfield, Kansas

MEADOR , VERMELL

MOORE , GEORGE

Box 907 1114 Kings Highway

Bonham, Texas

PERKINS, EILEEN

NYE , JUANITA 2122 Princeton

Borger , Texas Dallas, Texas 8 N. Portage Ave Wichita Falls, Texas

MEEKER , MARY FRANCIS

MOORE, JUANITA

South Bend, Ind.

PERRYMAN , JOHN 1521 N Grove R.R. 3

Kansas

MERRILL , GRACIE

MOORE, RAY

OAKES, LORETTA 1104 South Nueces

Illinois 2635 E. 13th Place

South Iowa 1123 N. Benton

MESSER, BOB MORGAN, HAROLD

Texas

Oklahoma PETERSON, LEONARD

OAKES, WINIFRED

MILLER , NORMAN

N W. 1st Ave.

MILLER, RUTH ANNE

C., RAMON

Main

D. 4 OVERMYER, HELEN

City, Oklahoma

MURRAY, LAWANA

Oklahoma Bethan y, Oklahoma Rt. 6, Box 179

MILLER, WENDELL

OWENS, RUTH JEAN PITTENGER , ELLEN

Texas 12 S. W. 42 St. Box 213 2511 N W 1st Ave. NASH, BETTY Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Bethany, Oklahoma Amarillo, Texas 1439 E. 3rd

PACE, EUNICE PITTENGER, MARIE

MIMS , KENNETH Winfield , Kansas 822 West 6th St. 518 Dakota 2212 Ernest St. NEEL, EDNA Elk City, Oklahoma Chickasha, Oklahoma Lake Charles, Louisiana Beatrice, Nebraska

MINYARD, MILDRED

NEELY, MYRTLE

PAGAN, E. C.

PLEMONS. EUGENE

Rt. 2, Box 29 1925 Connon 618 E. Oak St. 114 N Peniel - Stroud, Oklahoma Waco, Texas Portales, New Mexico Bethany, Oklahoma

PARHAM , RUTH

PLEMONS, PATSY

MIZELL, DALE

NELSON, JUNE 2163 18th St. 2009 No. 15th 1110 Crane Street 413 S Topping Akron 14, Ohio Waco, Texas Sweetwa ter, Texas Kansas City, Missouri

PARKER GERRE

POLLARD, KENNETH

MIZELL , JACKIE

NEUENSCHWANDER, DORIS 415 W. 5th St. 207 N. W. 1st St. Ill 0 Crane Street Stidham, Oklahoma Grand Island, Nebraska Bethany, Oklahoma

Sweetwater, Texas

MOFFAT, MARION

NEWBERRY, MRON

PARKHURST, MILDRED

PORTER, BILL

Bethany, Oklahoma 1824 5th St. 6926 Ave. 0 Marlow , Oklahoma

NEWBERRY, THELMA Woodward, Oklahoma Houston, Texas

Bethan y, Oklahoma

MOOR , JUNE

Rt. 2

PARRISH, MILTON

POTTER, LORRAINE

NEWCOMB, DONALD 707 N Mueller St. 2215 N Lewis Perkins, Oklahoma Bethany, Oklahoma Bethany, Oklahoma Tulsa, Oklahoma

PRICE, ORVAL

ROACH, WILBURN

SCHARDEIN, CHARLES SMITH, CLARA JEAN

Litana, Arkansas 317 S. Waverly Dr. R.F.D 1 ' 2220 Classen

PRITCHETT, LUCILLE Dallas, Texas Portridge, Kansas Oklahoma City, Okla.

Rt. 10, Box 486

ROARK, WARREN

SCHARDEIN, LEOTA SMITH, DOYLE

Oklahoma City, Okla. Long Pine, Nebraska Hutchins, Kansas Adrian, Georgia

PROUSE, DARLENE

ROBERTSON, CORA

SCHAUER, LEOLA MAE SMITH, ELEANOR MAE 723 Washington Ave. 115 7th Box 114 513 W. River Ave. Golden, Colorado Perry, Oklahoma Channing, Texas Lansing, Michigan

PURGASON, JEAN

ROBERTSON, GLADYS

SCHUNEMAN, DONALD SMITH , FLOYD 1813 Santa Anna Rt. 1 R.F D 1 1833 N. E. 11th

San Antonio, Texas Klondike, Texas Renfrom, Oklahoma Oklahoma Cit y, Oklahoma

QUICK, THOMAS

ROBERTSON, JAMES

SCHOFIELD, GENELLE SMITH , JAMES RUSSELL

R F.D. 7, Box 71 Rt. 1 1616 Jackson 307 E. 8th Oklahoma City , Okla. Klondike , Texas Amarillo, Texas Ada , Oklahoma

RAINBOLT, CALVIN

ROBINSQN, MODELLE SCOTT, HERBERT SMITH, MARGARET KING 210 W. Nazajo Rt. 5 3137 E. 5th St. Donalsonville, Georgia Cleveland, Oklahoma Weatherford , Texas Tulsa, Oklahoma

SMITH, VIOLET

JACK

ROBINSON, ROBERT

SCOTT, MIRIAM 5421 N Lawrence St. 1604 Euclid Box 735 105 N.

RALSTON, DORIS

RAP , LOREN

RAY, BETTY

RAYMER , IDA

1, Box 404

REED, VELMA

East Tenth

REEP, KATHLEEN

Oklahoma

ROBNETT, CLIFTON

ROBNETT, RUBY

ROEBER, MILDRED

S Locust

RONNEKAMP, GEORGE

ROSBRUGH, ELVIN

ROSE, MARTHA

S W. 24

SHARPE, DOROTHY

5, Box 604

SHIVE, MARILOU

JAMES

ROBERT

Louisiana

JOHN, BETTY 1002 Lincoln

City, Okla.

Kansas

REEVES, RUTHENE

East Third

ROSENBAUM , WARREN No. Little Rock, Ark.

8th Ave.

SHORT, W. C

Rock , Arkansas

STANDS, TALMADGE

Vici, Oklahoma Scottsbluff, Nebraska Pattonville, Texas 269 5 Cable St.

RENEAU, CLIFFORD

ROTHNER, FRANK

SHOCK, MILDRED Beaumont, Texas

Rt. 2 12 West Silver Lake Oklahoma City, Okla

STANDS, JACOB Qhelsea, Oklahoma Oklahoma City , Okla.

RHODES, DOROTHY

Star Rt.

Hale Center, Texas

RHODES, ONETA

SHOULDERS, JACKIE R.R . 2

ROWLETT, LOUISE Rt . 2 Seiling, Oklahoma

Rt 1

Nacogdoches , Texas

O'Donnell, Texas

STANLEY, JOY DEE

SHREFFLER, CHARLES Mooreland , Oklahoma

ROWLETT, MARIE 511 S. Maple

STARKS , MARJORIE

Abernathy, Texas Rt. 1 Sapulpa, Oklahoma 1215 N Cheyenne

RHODES, VIRGIL

Nacogdoches, Texas

SIMMONS, EARL Tulsa, Oklahoma Star Rt.

RUNYAN, LEROY

Tulsa, Oklahoma STEARMAN, SAM Hale Center, Texas Grinnell, Kansas

RHOE, BETTY

SIMMONS, VICTOR 335 So Illinois

RUHL, EVELYN 104 S Donald St. Wichita, Kansa s Burr Oak, Kansas Fairview, Oklahoma Bethan y, Oklahoma

STEELE,

RICHERT, EMMA

REYNDAL

STEVENS, WAYMAN

208% N. College

Bethany, Oklahoma

STEVENSON, MABLE

400 N. Peniel

Bethany, Oklahoma

STEWART, CALVIN

518 Washburn

Topeka, Kansas

STEWART, MARSHALL

Kansas City, Missouri

STEWART, RETIS

Walters, Oklahoma

STEWART, VERA

518 Washburn

Topeka, Kansas

STINSON, BETTY

Elk City, Kansas

STINSON, VERNIE

Elk City, Kansas

STREET, WILLIAM

503 N Donald

Bethany, Oklahoma

STROMAN, DAVID

Olmito, Texas

STUMP, RICHARD

1912 Schoenheit St.

Falls City, Nebraska

STURDEVANT, MARCILE 421 S. Kansas

Cherokee, Oklahoma

SULLIVAN, ARWANNA

619 W. Barr, Box 503

Pine Bluff, Arkansas

SULLIVAN, EVELYN

Donalsonville, Georgia

SUTTON, GERALDINE 3342 Wayne Dr.

Baton Rouge ,. Louisiana

SWIM, MARILYN

5625 Park Ave.

Kansas City, Missouri

TALBERT, BEATRICE 210 Enterprise

Abilene, Kansas

TAYLOR, VIRGIL 2824 Edgar

Shreveport, Louisiana

TAYLOR, KATHERINE

116 W. Cleveland

Sapulpa, Oklahoma

TAYLOR, MINNIE LEA

Box 323 Olla, Louisiana

TAYLOR, LLOYD 2824 Edgar St. Shreveport, Louisiana

TERRY, GLEN 1023 Francisco Ave. Missi on, Texas

THARP, MARY

Box 692 Clovis, New Mexico

THOMAS, EULINE

313 N. College

Bethany, Oklahoma

THOMAS, IRENE

Bethany, Oklahoma

THOMASON, GEORGE

720 N. 9th St.

Frederick, Oklahoma

THOMPSON, AVA Box 195

Pine Bluff, Arkansas

THOMPSON, ALGREE

Rt. 1

Big Sandy, Texas

THOMPSON, JACK

629 Texas

Pine Bluff, Arkansas

THOMPSON, KATHLEEN

Rt. 2

Overton, Texas

THOMPSON, LEWIS

629 Texas St.

Pine Bluff, Arkansas

THOMPSON, MARCELINE

217 E. King

Tulsa, Oklahoma

THOMPSON, RAYMOND

533 N. 8th

Independence, Kansas

THOMPSON, MARY LOUISE

629 Texas

Pine Bluff, Arkansas

THOMPSON, RICHARD

2118 Webster St.

Alexandria , Louisiana

TIMM, ELAINE

R.F.D 2

Shelton, Nebraska

TIMM, PEARL

Shelton, Nebraska

TIMM , VELMA

Shelton , Nebraska

TINSLEY, DORIS

4235 Ave A.

Beaumont, Texas

TRAGER, MARY LOUISE

3014 Battery

Little Rock, Ark.

TRAMMELL, MORDELL

105 Walnut

Duncan, Oklahoma

TRAYWICK, BETTY

2 3 s· Main St.

Yukon, Oklahoma

TROUTMAN, ROBERT

Box 4

Busyhead, Oklahoma

TUCKE R , JIMMY

119 S Florence

Claremore, Oklahoma

TUCKER, JOE

119 S. Florence Claremore, Oklahoma

TURBVILLE, ARTIE

Box 482

Austin, Texas

TURNER, JACQU ELINE

916 W Ave. G

Temple, Texas

TWINING, EUGENE

Elk City, Kansas

UNRUH, MELVIN

R.F.D 4

Hutchinson, Kansas

UNRUH, RAMON

Rt. 4

Hutchinson, Kansas

UNRUH, ARLENE

1829 W. Pikes Peak

Colorado Springs, Colo.

UPCHURCH, VACHEL

Rt. 1, Box 87

Queen City, Texas

VANDERLINDE, PHILLIP

Long Pine, Nebraska

VANDIVERE, VIRGINIA

Rt. 2 O'Donnell, Texas

VAUGHAN, MABLE 401 North Western Britton, Oklahoma

VAUGHAN, FRED

1505 W. 32 St.

Pine Bluff, Arkansas

VERBECK, EUGENE 3300 W. 13th Wichita, Kansas

VERBECK, NEVA

Turon, Kansas

WADE, LAWRENCE

517 Pecan St. Abilene, Texas

WADE, LETTIE

517 Pecan St. Abilene, Texas

WAGGONER, DORIS 2406 Winona San Antonio, Texas

WALDEN, EVERETTE

424 East Seventh Hutchinson, Kansas·

WALKER, IRENE

124 N. Peniel Bethany, Oklahoma

WALKER, TELLA

Clovis , New Mexico

WALKER, WINNIE Harrah, Oklahoma

WARD, VIRGINIA

105 S: E lst St. Bethany, Oklahoma

WARE, TILLIE

3121 i'ierpoin t Columbus , Georgia

WARREN , WINNIE 219 South Asbury Bethany, Oklahoma

WASSOM, BETTY

1307 W. 22nd St. Tulsa, Oklahoma

WASSOM, EARL 842 N. Oak St. Ponca City, Oklahoma

WATSON, JEAN 1510 Ave N Cisco, Texas

WATSON, ELIZABETH 2911 Merrimac Dr. Fort Worth, Texas

WATSON, JAMES 127 Melton St. Longview, Texas

WATSON, LOY 3909 North St. Fort Smith, Arkansas

WATSON, WILLIAM 1316 Dickson St. Fort Worth, Texas

WEISS , CONSTANCE

1206 N. 12th St. Enid, Oklahoma

WELJ\1AN, HARRIETT

R.R. 1

Arkansas City, Kansas

WESSELS, DEAN 101 No Asbury Bethany, Oklahoma

WESSELS , ROXIE

114 Kings Highway Dallas, Texas

WEST, RALPH

303 N. Blanco Coleman, Texas

WEST, REBA 404 Clayton Ave Poteau, .Oklahoma

WESTMORELAND, RUTH Bethany; Oklahoma

WHALEY, MARY NELL

604 So 12th St Duncan, Oklahoma

WHITAKER, NOTA

Box 26 Choctaw, Oklahoma

WHITE , BILLY K.

302 s. 9th Durant, Oklahoma·

WHITE, PATRICIA

11 7 \Vest Green Clinton, Missouri

WHITE, RUTH 1021 Thompson St. Austin , Texas

WHITLOCK, LORRAINE 2818 Hickory St Texarkana , Arkan sas

WIGGS, FRANCES

406 Creath Ave . Jonesboro, Arkansas

WILEY, HERBERT

505 W. Enright Ave St. Louis, Missouri

WILLIAMS, EDWIN

Rt 3

Donalsonville, Georgia

WILLIAMS, HUBERT

Rt. I

Donalsonville, Georgia

WILLIAMS, LUCENE

Rt. I

Donalsonville, Georgia

WILLIAMS, ROSY

Rt. 3, Box 51 Longview , Texas

WILLIAMS, W CALVIN

Rt I

Donalsonville, Georgia

WILLIAMSON, LOIS 2 312 Virginia Land

Billings, Montana

WILLIAMSON, ROLAND

Bethany, Oklahoma

WILLSEY, MARlETTA 217 Duncan St Stillwater, Oklahoma

WILMOTH, CLIFFORD

1220 N. W. 18

Oklahoma Cit y, Okla .

WILSON, BETTY

WINGBLADE, PAUL

WOOD, ELTON

WRETLING, WILLAMINA 217 N. Broadway 1355 Main 807 Commack St. 818 N College

Wichita, Kansas Parsons, Kansas Dalhart, Texas Bethan y, Oklahoma

WILSON, DONALD

Parnell, Missouri

WILSON, GENEVIEVE

WISDOM, GERALD

WOOTEN, CHARLENE WRIGHT, RALPH

Cumberland, Ohio 712 North Peniel Bethany, Oklahoma

Bethany, Oklahoma 209 Mary SL

WITTLER, ELAINE

WOOTEN, DOROTHY WRIGHT, RUBY

Alexandria, Louisiana R.F.D 1 712 North Peniel Rt. 2

WILSON, GARRETT Janzen, Nebraska

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

WILSON, James

WITZKE , SELMA

Bethany, Oklahoma Jacksonville , Texas

WRAY, ELWYN YARBROUGH, RUTH

Bethany, Oklahoma 1508 N. W. lith 210 N . Redmond 3107 Ave E

Council Bluffs, Iowa

WILSON, VIRGINIA

WOOD, JOSEPH

Oklahoma City, Okla Bethan y, Okl ahoma

WRAY, KENNETH YATES, DORIS

116 East 24th St. 607 Commack St. 1510 N. W. lith 2044 Ha yden

B:ouston, Texas Dalhart, Texas

WIMAN, CECIL

108 N. W. Ave

Bethan y, Oklahoma

WOODS, CAROL

Oklahoma Cit y, Okla. Amarillo , Texas

WRETLING , CHARLES

YOUNG, RAY

Northfield Rt. 818 N. College 1202 Duncan

Childress, Texas

Bethany_, Oklahoma Stillwater, Oklahoma